it creates a sheen on the top of the water. and that's what they were talking about when they found it. that it wasn't some thick oil. angus houston specifically saying he did not believe it was from ships. however, there are other parts of the machinery that does have oil, more traditional oil. >> i guess my question is let's say it test positive. and there are other reasons you might have random fuel slicks around. so could they tell, well, this fuel pump filled up this jet, and therefore we can back into this is fuel from this flight? >> they will get very close. >> okay. >> there is not a -- they're going back to look at the origin and the source. of course, it's all gone now.

it is hard to pinpoint with the oil sheen and the fuel sheen it is still traveling and moving with the current. i believe they have some side viewing radar underwater so far and stuff and they will find it. >> here is a picture of the plane that collided with the cessna. this landed safely at an airport after the collision and it had a husband and wife on board and both are okay. the planes everyone at the dream machine festival in half moon bay on the pacific coast. the airport says both planes left at 4:00 part of the same crew. the midair collision occurred a few minutes later. ntsb is on the scene to start the investigation and the coast guard says that it doesn't know when it would call off the search but when it does it will hand everything over to the county who will then work on the recovery. >>> thank you, someone taking a morning walk in san rafael made a grim discovery when they found a body in the water at 8:00 this morning. the marin county sheriff confirmed it is not the missing pilot from the plane accident. they say it is not a suspicious death and they are now in the p

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the image of small spoils against giant sheens was -- small whales against giant sheens was mind bogglingsaving baby harp seals in newfoundland was the next campaign. >> wheeze the same tactics. we got out on the ice, blockaded the sealing ships. backed up three times and came forward already. lining up for business. the first year they ran into furious opposition, especially over paul's plan to spray die on the seal pups, rendering the pelts worthless. >> i think that is where i had the first fallout with bob, really, because they compromised with the newfoundlanders and said, we're not going to dye the seals if you do this. they did not consult me on it so i was angry. i don't believe in compromising. >> paul's was bitter. he came back the next year determined to stop the slaughter. >> on the second seal campaign of 1977, i pulled a club out of the sealer's hand. i tried to shut down their operations. they pulled thepelts into the water in the dangled from the site, then brought me up on the deck. they pulled me along the deck as andsealers are spitting kicking and punching. the captain

the marina with the alameda fire department saying it is a large diesel spill and you can see the sheen on the water. so far it has not spread to the beach and no word on the cause. the fire crews are trying to track down the source. our breaking news coverage on the stories continues now at abc7 news bay area. >> a neighborhood cleaning up after a 90-year-old oak tree came crashing down last night. the good news is that no one was hurt. the bad news is that cars were destroyed and folk are facing a big and expensive clean up. nick spoke with the car owners and christians us from oakland. nick? >> this house was built in 1896, the homeowners just moved in, in july, and standing in front of it was a 45-year-old oak tree that has been here 90 years and it came down and took out everything in its path. >> the bmw is where he parked it but it was not in the same condition he left: mother nature had other plans. >> the tree already fell over and my niece alerted us, and sent us pictures of the tree on the car. >> now rather than heading to work he is faced with repair list. >> it is the wors

had lost aer united little bit of its sheen last year. it didn't look like a team that would normally be a manchester united team. i think he just decided it's time to go. the fact that he appointed moyes , he handed him a poisoned chalice, as far as i'm concerned. >> was there anything more he could have done? quick she started off very badly. it backfired in a big way. he also talked about getting several other players. had he gotten those players in, he might have had a chance, but i think the fact he didn't get those players in and then his training regime, the senior players didn't want to hear about it. , theyy he was doing it did not want to hear about it. you lose your senior players, you're in real trouble. arrived, he was not the winner in aberdeen. david moyes unfortunately for him has never really won anything. >> tommy smith, full disclosure, my husband has been a manchester city supporter since the age of seven. he woke up very excited this morning, but this could be the u, right?d for man >> that is the big question now. th

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she admitted she drank most of a pint of gin and several beers ander mother told her not to iv and sheen she drove car she d night a dumpster. an officer was on the scene, arrested her. when he put her in cuffs he put her in the back seat of his police vehicle while he was checking on her boyfriend, she somehow got her hands cuffed behind her to her front, climbed through the partition of the police car, able to get behind the wheel and take off. she is the one driving this police car erratically. >> yes. behind the wheel of this car, she reached speeds of 100 miles per hour. >> whoa. that was close. >> she barely missed some people. >> how did this come to an end, crashed or managed to stop her? >> she eventually does crash into a pole. at that point, police say she was hurt but she took off. they didn't find her until the next morning. >> wow. >> escape artist. >> this happened in september. she was convicted of dui, escape, evading arrest, theft of over $10,000, reckless endangerment. >>> an unbelievable rescue caught on camera in israel. check this video out. these are firefighters o

>> in the words of charlie sheen, winning. >> winning. true.iger blood. >>> ronald mcdonald is trading in his oncy for cargo pants. check out the red blazer, spiffy, the bow tie, where's waldo rugby shirt. he could move to williamsburg. he's ronald mcdonald the hip stir. >> this the old ronald scott outfit? >> that was different with the cup on the nose. mcdonald reacting to a drop in sales, and doing this complete makeover. >> the waffle taco, louis. >> that is right. they have all kinds of concoctions. we saw him in 1963 in a local tv ad. two years later he became the national spokesperson. no word on how this will affect the wardrobe of grimace and the hamburg her. >> he is. at least he didn't go the way of donald duck, pants less. thank you. >>> we asked you for the best captions of this picture. our producer has those. what did we get? >> we got a lot of great ones this morning. kimba ken said i looked so good somebody paddled out to snap my pick, eat that, schwarzenegger. and daisy, the one thing in congress, use the gym. >> he looks good

you can see the sheen on the roadway out there. take it easy. usually friday traffic is a little lighter but wet with a little rain/drizzle coming down. christina will have a look at the forecast and mike keeping tabs on the roadways. new this morning to tell you about a passenger onboard a virginia flight to bali was arrested after he reportedly got drunk and tried to get into the cockpit mid-air. the incident was initially reported as a hijacking attempt but it was miscommunication. the australian passenger allegedly began banging on the cockpit door and acting aggressively. he was arrested when the plane eventually landed in bali. >>> family members of one of the doctors who was killed by an afghan police officer says they forgive them. forgive him rather. the wife of dr. jerry says her family loves the afghan people and doesn't hold any ill will towards the country. he worked as a doctor in kabul treating children and training afghan doctors. yesterday the gunman killed him, two other americans and injured a woman. he also shot himself, but

it's the oily sheen nobody ever cleaned up. so what you're seeing now is the effects of it moving the food chain that's predictable from what we know about past spills. the sheen was absorbed by tiny bacteria. >> the real question is what are the long-term effects. >> reporter: wildlife officials worry it could be working its way into dolphins and other large predators. >> still seeing increased numbers of dead dolphins coming ashore. >> reporter: it's true a number of things may be killing dolphins along the gulf coast. scientists and lawyers are still trying to work out the oil's exact environmental impact here. bp says they've already spent $14 billion in clean-up efforts and the company heads back to trial early next year for damages. since the spill, many animal habitats here simply eroded away. >> those areas. >> reporter: used to be a land bridge here, islands around here. now they don't exist. >> they don't exist. >> reporter: just one mile north and you'll find some good news. state bird of louisiana is thriving, their

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a sheen of oil forced crews to rush out to bolena island marina in alameda today. someone called to report diesel fuel in the water spreading into the bay around 9:30 this morning. the coast guard and fire fighters quickly contained the spill, but they say they still have no idea where it came from. state officials say the spill did not impact any wildlife. >> well, san jose is trying to build up its police force, but it's having problems filling the spots. only half the spots available are filled for the next police academy. nbc bay area's damien tarullo joins us at city hall this evening. what's the problem here, and why the low numbers? >> reporter: well, raj, two city council members told the rules committee time to act is now to replenish a disturbing number in the police force. they say it's -- they suggested making some tweaks to the pension reform initiative that voters approved all to keep the proverbial police ship from sinking. there are usually 50 or 60 cadet who make it into the academy, but after a rigorous screening process, only 29 remain standing f

the second night the sheen of its associated technologies and its impact on society and culture. at this year's conference co hosted by titanic treaty in secret technology and standards experts from the variety of web related fields address what roles of let me know what opportunity in turn gave my head teabaggers he who first conceived of the world wide web in nineteen eighty nine was among one of the four panelists that discuss what to expect over the next twenty five years previously as part of and then make all the way of me wants that argues for law and order where bill of rights of sorts for on line tree down and impartiality. he said the openness of the web is currently under threat by the government saying current low rates fall by the brand new topic can be removed. do we do the things that needed to reconnect with him. there was to be christians like we'll be there incredible open software which allows you to get her and called for ashley goes as far as to state that a wet as we know it today tat family disappear in the future where larger and eastwood mccartney and som

searches and to bless us with like awarded nation at around six p m this morning the chinese on a new sheen seventy six aircraft departed from the perth airport for its search area over two thousand km away its total flight will be over five to one hundred km uncover search area for the twenty three hundred square kilometers. the base of known as losing twenty one has started is that mission in southern indian ocean earlier. earlier we talked or correspond and ease the pressure in perth. he toted searchers are hoping earlier technical problems with submersible have been overcome. the search continues honored as seabed of the indian ocean the blues into a new one has been scouring for enough thousand meters deep under the surface there. this will be its fifth mission here of the verses in missions i then had some technical difficulties and that one instance when it's all fours to resurface after diet. it has the maximum doubt. and of their last three missions have been going on a very well according to plan what now of the conflict leave this place feel analysis of the data is from the first

for its new kid on time after a tsunami caused a meltdown and three of the six reactors at the fifty sheen of power plants. massive amounts of radioactivity were released three hundred thousand people were evacuated from the area. the cleanup will take decades. not a kia has decided to rehabilitate an ep of time obsessing a decision by the previous government to face a challenge. the new plan sees it as unimportant councils the yen euro given the understanding that there's no energy source which excels in all aspects of stable supply costs and safety. we aim to all foreign energy supply system which is realistic graphics and well balanced it that you do for them to all present students the anti newquay amazement in japan immediately criticized the government's decision. it is little optimism about changing it up even when anxiety was at its highest demonstrations remained relatively small. i've said this the protests of frowned on and it's in many ways still a traditional country and let the media tend to play and down the surveys reveal that anxiety about you can count on is still widespr

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will we change ourselves to become machines, which is criswell's the singularity, or will we create sheens smarter than us and will they somehow replace a? what i learned is that if we proceed on the course that we are currently following, and i would like to explain why, we are creating intelligent machines that will develop their own drives, like resource acquisition and self protection. they will start off being our tool so the we can continue to exist at all. in my book is called "our final invention" the end of the human era. the book's thesis is developing a science for understanding smarter than human intelligence or is created or to be created. i spent writing the book running into a world of people who went always been driven to create machines. most scientists working at high levels have known that they wanted to create smart machines since they were teenagers and also children. and they burned without all their whole lives. also the people who are just as determined to stop the recklessness and reckless development to advance ai. so i spent writing the book and it was the most i

and there's many possible sources of an oil sheen on the surface of the ocean. but it's -- you know, would be one explanation is that it was lubricating fluid or control oil from the aircraft. >> so just so i understand on the aborting the bluefin today, it's not manually controlled? it's just automatically set at a certain depth? >> you want a good signal return. so you program it to maintain a certain altitude. and you program it before it goes in the water. you have rudimentary communication between the vehicle and the ship, giving the position where the vehicle is at you can command it to abort or start a certain pattern that you have programmed. >> are you seeing things? realtime from the vehicle or just data you get once it comes back up? >> so once you recover the vehicle you go through a four-hour process where you replace the batteries and download the data you collected. and you take two to four hours to go through the data and see what the vehicle observed. there's no live data link transmitting the information. >> do you have a sense of the area you'

. >> reporter: with a light sheen on the water, fire crews from oakland and alameda were taking no chances, deploying 300 feet of boom to seal off the area and keep what appeared to be diesel fuel from spreading. while they worked to con tape the spill, they tried to determine the source of the leak. by early afternoon the coast guard and fish & wildlife personnel determined that the fuel was contained and posed no significant environmental risk. >> we do have birds that are in the area and it's not like they're picking up oil on their feathers or anything, so i don't see the likelihood of that being very great. >> reporter: there was no damage reported to any of the boats here at the marina. the spill was contained. the source of it never located. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> opponents of private tech company shuttles rolling around the bay area blocked and climbed on a bus today in oakland. it was around 7:30 this morning when 15 to 20 demonstrators drove up with a car stylized to look like a hearse and brought signs that read capital is the driver, gentrification is the vehicle, techi

i want to say congrats to my man charlie sheen.st announced that he's getting married for the fourth time. [ cheers and applause ] charlie said, i just know this is the woman i'm going to be with for the rest of my february. and it's just so nice. and finally, andy roddick was playing in a tennis match in alabama this week. and he got a little more than he bargained for on one serve. take a look at this. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: can we -- slow motion. can we see it in slow motion? and whap! oh, there you go. and from now on, he'll be making zero love. we have a great show tonight, you guys! give it up for the roots, right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have got a a fantastic show tonight. he is one of our favorite people, one of my favorite comedians of all-time. and tonight he'll be our very first stand-up comedian on "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] i hope he does well in this business. >> steve: i know. >> jimmy: maybe we'll talk to him, as well. jerry seinfeld is here tonight! [ cheers and applause

in that one case we had an 11-year-old girl, sheen wouldn't sign the waiver. some people live, some people die. she was asked about the unpopularity of obama care. i want you to react to what she says here. >> 64% of oklahomans are not buying into the health care plan, they don't like obama care, they've been vocal about it. that's going to continue to be a tough sell. we'll see how that plays over the coming months. >> thank you so much. we probably lost sound or something. >> i can hear you, but thanks for having me. >> what is it? she had nothing to say. >> well, what do you say to something like that. here's the bottom line, there's a reason people don't like obama care, this is no longer some political issue they're hearing about on the news. this is personal, this is happening to people. the health care coverage you have costs more, can you no longer see the doctor or go to the specialty cancer center you once went to. they don't have answers for any of these things. they have disrupted the entire health care marketplace for all americans and all they ha

responsible for the rollout of the sign up for healthcare.gov and approached leave last month to tim him sheeneddent will nominate the director of office of management and budget. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton wrapped up a five-city speaking tour if san jose state last night and wherever she went people have one big question: are you bing to run if -- for president? her focus was on women account need for equality. when asked if she would like to make a major announcement, she deflected the question. many of those who expert a chip ton candidacy and those would were against were outside. >> early in the day in las vegas a woman threw an athletic shoe at clinton and secret service says the woman is being questioned and will face criminal charges. >> this are renewed hopes that the black box from missing malaysia airlines plane will be charged. authorities are confident that several signals detected in the past week are coming from the flight data and voice recorders. officials are saying another signal detected year was likely not from the missing plane. 15 aircraft and 13 ships ar

. >> reporter: with a light sheen on the water, fire crews from oakland and alameda were taking no chances off the area and keep what appeared to be diesel fuel from spreading. while they worked to con tape the spill, they tried to determine the source of the leak. by early afternoon the coast guard and fish & wildlife personnel determined that the fuel was contained and posed no significant environmental risk. >> we do have birds that are in the area and it's not like they're picking up oil on their feathers or anything, so i don't see the likelihood of that being very great. >> reporter: there was no damage reported to any of the boats here at the marina. the spill was contained. the source of it never located. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> opponents of private tech company shuttles rolling around the bay area blocked and climbed on a bus today in oakland. it was around 7:30 this morning when 15 to 20 demonstrators drove up with a car stylized to look like a hearse and brought signs that read capital is the driver, gentrification is the vehicle, techies on the bus. the event was in prot

a sheen of oil forced crews to rush out to the marina. someone called in to report diesel fuel in the water around 9:30 this morning. the coast guard and firefighters quickly contained the spill but have no idea where it came from. state officials say the spill did not impact any wildlife. >>> you can hear the crashing and panic in people's voices as they dine in a restaurant in the town of chile as the quake struck last night. in this video you can see the lights swing and furniture shaking and hear one person calling in spanish for someone to turn off the natural gas. as dramatic as that video is and as strong as the earthquake was, there is only six deaths reported so far. there is this video showing people fleeing a pharmacy as bottles and shelves flew. in chile, pitching boats were tossed out of the water, some turnovered and damaged beyond repair. soldiers had to help some of the hundreds of thousands of people forced to evacuate because of the threat of tsunamis. even hawaii islands were watching for waves, fortunately, they never

crafter and we'll know that over the next couple of days and there's many possible sources of an oil sheen on the surface of the ocean but it's, you know, would be one explanation it was lubricating fluid or controlled oil from the aircraft. >> so, just so i understand on the aborting the bluefin today, it's not manually controlled, it's automatically set at a certain depth. >> you want good signal return from that sonar. you program it to maintain a certain altitude above the sea floor. you program it before it goes in the water. you have some rcommunication between that and the ship. you can command it to start a certain search pattern. >> your seeing things in real-time from the vehicle or is that just data you get once it comes back up? >> so once you recover the vehicle you go through this four hour process where you replace the battery, you reprogram it and download the data you collected on the previous mission. you take two to four hours to go through that data to see what the vehicle observed. so there's no live data link transmitting the information giving real-time feedback. >>

product and we'll know that over the next couple of days and there's many possible sources of an oil sheen on the surface of the ocean but it would be one explanation is that it was lubricating fluid or control oil from the aircraft. >> reporter: as the search for the critical black boxes conditions, an almost equally critical question looms. who will get them. >> i don't think it's important who gets custody, as far as i am concerned. and this is my own personal position as finding out the truth. >> reporter: that truth likely only to be found if or when the black boxes are. well, today the malaysian government said it would be setting up an international investigation separate from the criminal investigation into flight 370's disappearance. the teams will look at whether mechanical, operational issues or human error caused something to go wrong. jake? >> rene, thank you. bluefin-21 is back in the water and performing well, we're told, but why would that be the case if it's in the same search area? joining me is mike. if the water was too deep and it's back in the same water and the same

some of them the sheen, there you go. the big spray, some of the larger tired vehicles see that.e're all tired but i mean vehicles with larger tires. you still use the wipers even if it's not actively raining. we'll look at the map and the northbound route through south bay, pleasant now, farther south, northbound 17 coming up toward redwood. there is that spin-out. slick roads we warn folks about. that contributed to conditions for a spin-out. another spin-out 280 southbound as that just came in. again second of the morning this out of san francisco. it sounds like there is debris in the road as well. we'll watch for updates when chp arrives. the rest of the bay yore speed looking pretty good. wel zoom in. west 580 out of the altamont pass you see the build. we're seeing slowing and i'll call out the green and the blue, even the upper right-hand corner. you see the ponding for the blue t green is where you have wet roads. slick conditions and that will be the case over to the dublin interchange. careful over there. we want you to focus on the roadway. don't be distracted by anyt

and there's many possible sources of an oil sheen on the surface of the ocean, but it's, you know, would be one explanation is that it was lubricating fluid or control oil from the aircraft. >> as the search for the critical black boxes continues and almost equally critical question looms, who will get them? >> i don't think it's important who gets it as far as i'm concerned, and this is my own personal position. it's finding out the truth. >> that truth, likely only to be found if or when the black boxes are. well, since flight 370 went missing, people have asked, is there a better way than radar to track planes? in the u.s., radar tracks a plane's position every 4.7 seconds, but the faa just announced the completion of a key part of an initiative to upgrade aviation technology. eventually the old ground-based radar system will be replaced with a satellite-based tracking system. someone could still disable the system, but controllers and nearby pilots would be notified. >> rene, standby. i want to get back to you in a moment. i want to go to perth right now. perth, australia, the stagin

you know, it's not a certain indication, and there are certainly other explanations for why an oil sheen would be on the surface of the oigs. >> and captain matthews, i just want to make sure we understand, the bluefin-21, as we would be reporting, would be down there for up to 16 hours and then would take two hours to rise back to the surface. obviously, the reporting we have right now is it spent six hours on the bottom and it's now already back on the surface. can you tell us as to why? is that what you had planned originally, did something go wrong, or how come the numbers don't seem to be the same? >> sure, i can explain that. there's certain abort criteria that the vehicle has as it's executing its mission, if there's certain conditions that occur, it stops and it comes to the surface to communicate better to the team that's assigning it its missions. and in this case, the vehicle's programmed to fly 30 meters over the floor of the ocean to get a good mapping of what's beneath and to the sides, and the chart we have for the area showed that water depth to be between the 4,200 and 4

today a sheen of oil, up to 100 square miles, floats over the gulf.s crews work to contain the damage, environmentalists worry about sperm whales that feed near the sunken rig and the possibility the oil could harm the official fishing areas and the wetlands. >> that was nbc news chief environmental affairs correspondent ann thompson, four years ago this very day, reporting on the environmental impact when bp's oil rig exploded. killing 11 people and spewing some 200 million gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico for 87 days. just last week, bp announced the cleanup operations are over. in that cleanup, thousands of gallons of chemical dispersants were used to break down oil into to tiny droplets. they're still trying to figure out the effect to the environment. it may be years before the effects are known. bp was supposed to be a never again moment, it is happening again, over and over. in indiana, up to 1,600 gallons of crude oil leaked into lake michigan from a bp refinery. in texas a ship and barge collided spilling up to 168,000 gallons into the

and that could show up as a sheen on the ocean surface. >> let me ask all of you to hold on for a moment because mcavoy is joining us via skype. he's been actively involved in this whole flight 370 search. first of all, commodore, tell us the latest information you're getting about the air search is concerned. i take it you still haven't seen even one small piece of wreckage. air commodore, can you hear me? it's wolf. we'll get back there. kevin mcavoy as soon as we can reconnect. let me bring back geoffrey into this conversation. geoffrey thomas, you're in perth, australia, and it's highly unusual. i'm not sure that there's ever been a case where they've heard pings. they think there are pings coming from these black boxes but they still haven't found any wreckage whatsoever. what are the investigators there in australia telling you about that? >> well, there's a couple of factors. the tropical cyclone, jillian, hurricane, if you like, in the southern hemisphere, tropical cyclone, went through this area 3, 3 1/2 weeks ago, 190 mile an hour winds. it's an extraordinary twist of fate. it

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there was a catholic named bishop fulton sheen years ago who stood up at the 1979 national prayer breakfast in washington and asked a question. how do we define a football field? by its boundaries he said. we have exceeded our boundaries in every area morally relationally sexually economically and we wonder why we have these problems. huge numbers of insurable stds so many babies born out of wedlock and enormous abortion rate a special among minority americans. over 80% of black babies in america are aborted. jesse jackson said. >> host: that's not true by the way. 80% of the abortions in new york city are among minority blacks hispanics and asians that you should also note 70% of the population is minority. it's not as wildly disproportionate. >> guest: the point is we are chipping in life at all levels and when you have something like hillarycare and not obama karen sarah palin talked about death panels and was widely ridiculed but this is what is happening in britain. i'm about to make a point here. there's a chapter in my book called hoover versus karen this may surprise you. i'm all fo

there is a catholic pilot named bishop fulton sheen years ago who stood up at the 1979 national prayer breakfast in washington and asked a question. how do we define a football field? bias boundaries, we set greatly exceeded our boundaries morally, relationally, economically and we wonder why we have these problems. huge numbers of incurable, so many babies born out of wedlock and among the minority of americans over 80% of black rabies in new york were aborted. jesse jackson is to say this is the white man's answer to the welfare problem. >> host: that's not true. 80% of the abortions in new york city are among minority children. lax, hispanics, asians. you should also know 70% of the population is minority. >> host: we are cheapening adult levels. if you do something like hillary claire, now obama cared for mr. peel and talked about death panels and was widely ridiculed. but this is what is happening in britain. >> host: i'm about to make a point here. there's a chapter in my book cause fewer versus care this may surprise you. i am all for government, spending more money to find cure

a catholic -- bishop fulton sheen who stood up at the 1979 national prayer breakfast in washington and asked the question: how too we define a football field? by its boundaries. now, we have exoded our boundaries in every area, morally, relationally, sexually, publicly, and we wonder why we have he's problems? huge numbers of incurable stds, babies born out of wedlock, enormous abortion rates-over 80% of black babies in new york are aborted. jesse jackson used to say this was the white map's answer to the welfare problem -- >> host: that's not true. >> guest: what. >> host: what is true -- 80%,marks 80% of the abortions in new york city are among minorities, so that's blacks, hispanics, asias -- >> guest: that's fine. >> host: also know 70% of the population is minorities so it's not as wild by disproportionate. >> guest: the point is we're cheapening life, and when you have something like hillary care during the clinton administration, now obamacare, sarah palin talked about death panels and was widely ridiculed. but this happened in britain do. >> host: she was talk can about obamaca

rory mcilroy, a poor 2013, but has sheen flashes of the guy that trumped the world of golf on two championshipsreen jacket. he flirted with it before. adam scott won it a year ago. every time he plays he's in contention. then the story that i can't wait to see. that is the 20-year-old american star in the making with jordan spieth. you have to put well to win at a. he might be the greatest now on the pga tour in his second year. >> jim, i saw in the research last night, this is a record number of first-timers. 24 players, they were saying. and billy payne said, everybody, have fun. does it make it more fun? >> this young brigade, jordan. and patrick reed who won a world golf championship a month ago in florida. climbed to the top 20 in the world rankings. he's one of the 24. he's fearless. he has an attitude about him. a game to back it up. he could be one of the next great ones. these young upstarts are giving the game real fresh energy. >> you mentioned jordan spieth. drive for show putt for dough. >> charlie is pretty accomplished in driving and putting these days. >> yeah. >> let me just as

. >> martin sheen started it all. >> you cannot look at your iphone or black berry or dream away. >>tay on your feet and keep moving. >> he said no disruptions. >> he said it. it counts when you have your fit bit on? >> does it? >> i had been -- i had one and i jumped into a pool with it. >> i think the jawbone up is probably the coolest one. the nike one seems to be headed for its demise. >> it needs to be upgraded. i feel like it is in the 1.0 stage. >> we are approaching 26 pass the hours so -- >> bloomberg is "on the markets ." after exelonp 13% agreed to buy it. in an all cash deal, $6.8 billion. i was thinking how much that would way. >> the biggest utility acquisition in north america. the full-year profit forecast at express scripts. >> it is down about six percent. the general market seems pretty flat. >> the gdp number came way below economist estimates. how there willt be no surprises with the fmo say. -- fmo see. -- fmoc. traders will shut down their computers around a fed release. the computers are not sophisticated enough to go through and parse that language. on a day

will we change ourselves to become machines, which is criswell's the singularity, or will we create sheens smarter than us and will they somehow replace a? what i learned is that if we proceed on the course that we are currently following, and i would like to explain why, we are creating intelligent machines that will develop their own drives, like resource acquisition and self protection. they will start off being our tool so the we can continue to exist at all. in my book is called "our final invention" the end of the human era. the book's thesis is developing a science for understanding smarter than human intelligence or is created or to be created. i spent writing the book running into a world of people who went always been driven to create machines. most scientists working at high levels have known that they wanted to create smart machines since they were teenagers and also children. and they burned without all their whole lives. also the people who are just as determined to stop the recklessness and reckless development to advance ai. so i spent writing the book and it was the most i

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senator sheen? >> as i am sure you are aware, what we have seen in new hampshire and northern new england is a reepidemic of hero a and opiate use. the number of people admitted to state treatment plans has increased 90% for heroin ruse and 500% for prescription use. and we have seen double the number of deaths from heroin between 2012-2013. this summer, new hampshire plans to institute a new prescription drug monitoring program in the state because of a department of justice grant we have received. and wonder if you could comment on how effective these monitoring programs have been in other parts of the country and what other federal resources might be available as we try to combat the epidemic of heroin and prescription drug abuse. >> senator, there is an epidemic. the term is correct. it is one we see in your state in that region of the country, but we are seeing it nationwide as well. there has to be an enforcement component to this and we have an increase of 320% between 2008-2013 by the amount

. >> that's martin sheen from the west wing in a psa calling for passage of the smarter sentencing actick up the conversation we just started. we have john malcolm, legal fellow at the heritage foundation center for legal and judicial studies. mary price, a counselor, and john stanton, buzz feed.com. you represent sort of what i see as a fascinating and significant change in our politics. you're a conservative at the heritage foundation. and you're looking at the sentencing laws and saying, yeah, this is -- let's reform them. three strikes and you're out era might have been painting with too big of brush there. >> i was a former prosecutor in the justice department. drugs with bad. it's just really a question about whether they should be punished, but when it comes to mandatory sentences. it is my believe that the pendulum has swung too far. the bureau is 25% of the department's budget. it's projected to go to 30% in a couple years. federal prisons are 38% over capacity projected to go to 44% over capacity. that means less money for victim services. i think it's safe to say given tight