and i yell, sonny, do you know what level means?rns back to me and goes, yeah, i know what levels are. we have them in angry birds. [ laughter ] wow. >> jimmy: that was a good story for his back. >> free ride to florida state. jng the book is called "not taco bell material." we'll be right back to adam carol carolla. how are you? we're going to head on into the interview. john, jill...mr. jacobson... what's it like driving the fusion hybrid? you can read every system that is operating by pushing a button. it's like driving a computer. what would be the hardest thing for you to give up? the miles per gallon, the fuel. when you're used to filling your car up once a week, then suddenly once every three weeks, believe me it'll be a big difference going back. ♪ oh pepperoni ♪ how much i love yah see the game last night? course i did! [ male announcer ] try the meatball pepperoni melt today. subway. eat fresh. is really my mother. they keep asking me if the dirty guy is really my son. huh -- what do you tell 'um? holy smokes, these viva t

>>vicki: sonny? >>brian: we could get a little bit of sunshine but we will get some rain as well. storm tracker 4 shows showers for tonight. the >>vicki: that is it for a 71, have a good night and goodbye. hookah go

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katie, lisa, lindsay, reece, daniel, lori, jennifer, megan, trish, susan, dennis, sonny, cedric, caroline, patrick, janet, julius, betty, tracy, sharon, james, connie, ken, nick, christy, kaden, so you have one minute each. go-ahead. >> hello commissioners and superintendent. thank you to commissioner maufas. we are here to talk about the layoffs and tell you that they are unacceptable. we are not convinced that any layoffs are needed. to do what you did, especially while united educators of san francisco and the school district are in contract negotiations, is extra for free and support. -- extra reprehensible. [applause] it is bad enough there are layoffs at all, but you have made it worse by skipping 14 schools. this is a major slap in the face to 14 teachers, those inside the superintendent zone and those outside. it is a despicable way of trying to pit teacher against teacher, students against student. we care about all of our students in all of our schools. as the current ranking officer of uesf, i'm going to exercise my right to speak until i am done. we care about all of our stude

katie, lisa, lindsay, reece, daniel, lori, jennifer, megan, trish, susan, dennis, sonny, cedric, caroline, patrick, janet, julius, betty, tracy, sharon, james, connie, ken, nick, christy,

looking good to round out the workweek, sonny, mid 60's.

i was a big fan of the pope, blue, british isles scene, mississippi john hurt me, sonny terry brown mcgeei played some blues harmonica. >> did you learn that open tuning style, slide style? >> i have not picked up a slide in a long time, so i do not want to embarrass myself, but yes. it was a lot of folk music, blues and early on. i fell in love with the sound of the steel string guitar. there are a lot of idiomatic thing that it does well. i studied classic guitar a bit, but the steel string, for example, we do something called a hammer on and pull off, which is -- >> you get three note for the price of one. >> you plug the string but you get four notes. i always think of that town at the the prototypical steel string guitar sound. british isles, a caltech music. i learned all the paul simon songs. as i got older -- >> he is a hell of a guitarist. people do not realize. he is not flashy, but if you try to learn his tunes, they are really hard. >> he is a brilliant guitar player. i eventually got interested in jazz, world music, everything. maybe that is one of the reasons. i enjoyed so m

he was backup to sonny jurgen n jurgensen.nd he decided to retire from football after just two seasons. robert griffin iii will have pressure to justify a blockbuster trade. the redskins decided to trade for the second pick in this years a draft. to get the pick, the redskins will reportedly give up their first round pick and two future first round picks. if they take andrew luck, they'll take the next available, that's robert griffin iii. he threw for 37 touchdowns and only 6 interceptions. he's a game changer. for reaction to the trade, here's lorenzo alexander. >> it's exciting. you know, it wasn't surprising or anything. talking about rg-3 is a great talent. i knew they were going to try to make a move especially after hearing that payton doesn't want to play in the nfc. and it will be a great season as he develops into a franchise quarterback. >> if you had your choice, who would you pick? andrew luck or robert griffin iii? >> you know, i definitely want a stanford guy being on my team being a cal guy. so rg-3. both have

certainly the largest economy in the bellwether and we look forward to your comments, you know that sonny rabey is open for business and he's had a interesting ton of years. this last year ween cross your in the exports and there's been been -- we increased 103% in the last year. so the big, big shift in the last two years we've had 20 8 companies that have exported to saudi arabia for the very first time. 80% of those small, medium enterprises. so those of you who still are leaning on the sidelines, not in touch, we'll connect you up. the focus today was diversifying away from hydrocarbon, and i will leave you with three areas to consider because you will see a shift in that. the first issue is domestic consumpti consumption. i make it a matter of policy to never do math in public, but saudi arabia uses domestically about 20% of their oil in the wintertime, 30% in the summertime. their domestic -- energy consumption is increasing 10% a yore and saying you'll do that for 20 years, you've got a problem. so that's the first issue they've got to deal with. because you didn't go from being pa

i'm not sure that you need to have already made this you're going to come in in your face you know sonny serving you legal documents. when there are those i both know well it was because of people and people are sharing your network it's something that keeps you on your toes now i don't have a problem with it i don't have a problem with the notice i have no problem with this legislation i don't think it goes beyond the invasion of privacy that everybody's claiming about ok mark potter happened copyright was the there's a there's a ted talk that's gone viral i forget the guy's name but he's talking about how you know when they first came up with the two hundred fifty thousand dollars fine it was during the era of walkmans and walkman so you know the song right now and you could have eight songs on there one album maybe ten songs one hundred fifty thousand dollars each you know going to have million bucks that you could pirate on a walkman now you could have literally a billion dollars in theory worth of music and i pop i don't i pod or you know some similar device on your phone isn't. i h

our homes ♪ ♪ they left our bodies on the plains the vultures picked our bones ♪ ♪ so listen up, my sonny flesh of everything they found ♪ ♪ whose crimes have gone unpunished now who walk the streets as free men now ♪ ♪ they brought death to our hometown death to our hometown ♪ ♪ death to our hometown death to our hometown ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. oh, my gosh. bruce springsteen and the e street band! tom morello! we'll be right back with another song from "wrecking ball"! wow! [ cheers and applause ] [ male announcer ] when do you take 5-hour energy? when i'm on the night shift. when they have more energy than i do. when i don't feel like working out. when there isn't enough of me to go around. ♪ when i have school. and work. every morning. it's faster and easier than coffee. every afternoon when that 2:30 feeling hits. -every day. -every day. every day is a 5-hour energy day. [ male announcer ] 5-hour energy. every day. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ [ ryan ] for my clients, there's nothing like a fresh-cut style to add a spring to the step. but as time passes between

our homes ♪ ♪ they left our bodies on the plains the vultures picked our bones ♪ ♪ so listen up, my sonnyt to hell ♪ ♪ the greedy thieves who came around and ate the flesh of everything they found ♪ ♪ whose crimes have gone unpunished now who walk the streets as free men now ♪ ♪ they brought death to our hometown death to our hometown ♪ ♪ death to our hometown death to our hometown ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. oh, my gosh. bruce springsteen and the e street band! tom morello! we'll be right back with another song from "wrecking ball"! wow! [ cheers and applause ] >> the best thing about spring is the snow melts, the spring seasonals come out, there's life again. >> jim koch: alpine spring is our new spring beer. with sam adams alpine spring, we wanted to make something bright, citrusy and refreshing. >> dave: as a style we started with helles, and we said, hey, what if we let that thing out of the box? let's use more malt, more hops. while it is very malty, it has a very nice, citrusy character. >> man: sam adams alpine spring. it's a perfect balance.

low 80's and sonny on friday. >> thanks so much. 6:21 and 56 degrees. >> robert deniro in trouble withthe white house and we have it all in your hollywood headlines. next 6:24 and here is our hollywood minute. robert deniro is taking heat for making and incense the joke edit obama fundraiser. >> he listed the wives of the republican presidential candidates and said "do you think the country is ready for a white first lady?" he said the comment was not meant to in fact -- oh fan or embarrass anyone. >> beyonce it will return to the states for the first time a after the birth of her daughter for a memorial weekend day concert for the opening of a new resort in atlantic city. >> she looks unbelievable since giving birth. the muppets finally have a star of the hollywood walk of fame, 57 years after kermit the frog made his first tv appearance. >> and just as their movie is out. >> and long overdue. >> still another half-hour of "good morning washington." >> a suburban principal sued by his teaching staff and we will tell you why. >> police are forced to battle a car fire after finding a ma

low 60's, sonny, springlike. on thursday, near 70 and partly cloudy.nce of a few areas of light rain late thursday into early friday. cooling down friday and saturday. that's the forecast. >> we feel good about the trend of what's happening with traffic. they have cleared overnight construction on the beltway. 66 95, 395 and off to a good run on 270. southbound 270 at shady grove road moving nicely. leaping away from us is northbound 395. final camera is at duke street headed towards the pentagon. back to you. >> thank you. dcm achieved a new record that is not sitting well with residents and visitors. the district took in the record $96.6 million in parking fines last year. city parking enforcement officers wrote more than 1.5 million tickets. only about one-third of drivers ticketed paid the fines. >> i think everybody contributed to that in some way. >> i think some people get so many tickets that it's hard to keep up. we are looking at 26 degrees in huntingtown. >> this is rail's prime minister sharing his thoughts about iran's nuclear program. --

sonny and beautiful on wednesday. lower eastern shore dealing with the sea breeze. inland locations in the upper 60s. sunday at 71 on wednesday. st. patrick's day, a slight chance of a shower. partly cloudy around 69 degrees. >> federal safety investigators are probing what could be a dangerous problems for the ford taurus. >> sticky accelerator's maybe making the gas pedal stickered what to do if you have one. that's coming up. >> a new web site offers special deals for families with kids with special needs. i will explain coming up. i will explain coming up. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >> think of that as groupon geared toward a family and children. the program has expanded nationwide with family deals. >> they have a special program for kids with sp

sonny on sunday. and then we have a dry day on monday before we put a daily chance of rain showers back into the forecast tuesday for friday. i still have the snow report coming up has 6:48 p.m.. >> you can track the storm as it moves through your neighborhood with live interactive high- definition radar on cbssf.com. just click on weather. >> the mayor's plan to target oakland's 100 most dangerous blocks, new questions about whether the police chief is on board. >> squatters taking over abandoned boats. why bay area city is accused of doing nothing about the problem. >> personal information >> new at 6 o'clock, a puzzlement to decrease crime in some of oakland's most violent neighborhoods but there are still some unanswered questions about the mayor's 100 block initiative. kristin errors with why everyone may not be on board with this program. >> the mayor claims that she has the support with her initiative from the oakland police department but today she would not tell us exactly what officers are d

sonny have to view as an american order. what are you getting at here? >> i'm trying to get at the notion that the world we live in today is a creation. it is not a product of evolution. there is some scientific evolution and some knowledge. what we have today is treated. if you like the basis, the widespread democracy and the absence of war, it is not just here to stay. it has to be defended and promoted. we will move on to a different order. or we will have a collapse of order which happened in the first half of the 20th century. >> one of the most powerful influences still think of themselves as aloof. >> they are apart from the world. it did not want to be too involved. >> passive? >> they did not do things to people. >> self-contained? correct all that matters is what occurs with in the united states. >> and generally inclined to mind their own business. >> americans generally think there minding their own business. they are surprised and others take it into what they are doing. we do not frequently realize how large our presence looms and other par

sonni hostin and jeffrey toobin. >> this is a guy that went to buy skittles and came back dead.s what this is about. however, florida law is so peculiar and so protective of people who shoot people that i am not surprised that zimmerman has not been arrested and i'm not sure he's going to be arrested. because i think the law is basically an invitation to use deadly force under basically any circumstance. it allows disproportionate use of force. it says if you feel reasonably threatened even without a gun, you can use deadly force as response. >> even if you've gotten out of your vehicle? >> even though it's a robust law and probably the broadest law out there, bottom line is there's always that exception. if you are the first aggressor and pursuing, you can't use this self-defense claim. this is so clear. had this been in any other jurisdicti jurisdiction, he would have been arrested and charged with homicide. >> the problem here is we don't know what happened between the 911 call where he says stay away and then altercation. that's a lot of time. >> martin's father assured that

where he does well -- >> it's groundhog day, you know, we're waking up and hearing sonny and cher juste, with mitt, the same problems, the same blocs of voters are giving him trouble. to me now the question, though, is are we going to see a repeat of what happened in florida, ohio, and michigan next week in illinois? which is to say, can santorum broaden his own coalition? >> he's getting the same -- >> absolutely. >> we put this pressure on romney. >> we know romney's problem, but santorum has the same problem, he has a narrow coalition and you go to every event and it's the same crowd in every state. can he with mitt fading broaden his coalition to make himself a credible challenger? >> they have to know they've got a problem, they are not reporting on this team romney, do they know? i can tell you this i know a lot of romney folks outside of boston are just -- they're throwing their hands up in the air, they just don't understand what this team is thinking. >> if you inject truth serum into mitt romney's advisers and certainly in the outside circle of advisors, they will tell you th

. >> it's not personal, sonny.t's strictly business. >> and though it's sometimes criticized for its portrayal of negative ethnic stereotypes. >> the other family. >> the film has shaped the way we think about organized crime, even for the criminals themselves. >> he had real life mobsters in new york, the wise guys who were not necessarily imitating old traditions so much as they were imitating what they had seen in the "godfather" movies. >> mario's restaurant in the bronx was mentioned in "the godfather" sglook how is italian food? >> and coppola wanted to film this scene in the restaurant. owner and executive chef joseph milucci it was an offer his father could and did refuse. >> my father said no, he didn't want that stigma of the shooting. wanting to be known for our food and not a killing in the restaurant. >> with you years later he welcomed the sopranos, well, because they were just eating dinner. for him "the good fore"brings back memories. >> growing up on arthur avenue and in this neighborhood you saw a

in fact, speaking of college, it's often a sonny corleone market.t did you go to college to get stupid? you're really stupid. see, right now the people will opine about all these ethereal political and governmental issues and they clearly went to college. they're proud of it. i'm thinking they went to college to get stupid. these intellectuals want to draw linear logical conclusions about stock prices and draw conclusions from washington. take today's fed meeting. yes, i get that ben bernanke made some statements that could influence stock prices. oh, yeah. but you know what? i'm sick and tired of hear g about this qe2, qe3, and the impact on stocks. i'm disgusted of people trying to pin the tail of this market's strength on the fed. i'm bored by the parlor game of oliver twist or operation twist or whatever you want to call it. i have no desire to hang on the fed's every word. you know why? it's not really what's moving the markets anymore. oh, get this. it's not making you any money. it's a parlor game. we've been conditioned by the horrors in the

. >> after looking at the video, denver police spokesman sonny jackson can spot the thief and anotheryou can tell they are walking above. it does concern us. you purchase an item, someone is targeting you as you buy it. >> the next morning, 20-year-old brandon darnell smith is arrested and charged with robbery and third-degree assault. smith pleads not guilty. >> there's a message here. people have to be very careful, wherever they go. it just doesn't seem like something like that is worth hurting someone over. >> but jordan's nightmare isn't over. almost three months later, smith writes a letter that is intercepted by deputies at the jail. in it, police believe he orders a hit on jordan's life. jason jordan, an attorney, and bill jordan's son, speaks out. >> he's not just some small-time guy who is ripping people off at cherry creek mall. he's willing to have somebody murdered, for crying out loud. >> the denver d.a.'s office charges smith again, with one count of attempted murder. >> very serious allegations and we will go forward as best we can. >> smith's attorney declines to comm

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i think it was like sonny bob who said to me. little portly and -- >> you could have fooled me. >> don't start. >> hard to keep him in line. i'm sorry. >> i know. i know. big star. what are you going to o do? >> walk in. come to his candy store and he'd go, danny, touch your toes. i'll give you a candy. this was a role model for you, right? this ain't really doing it. i would try to touch my toes and he'd get a kick out of. i'd get a laugh and i'd keep going. you know, like a seal. they'd throw me some candy. >> when did you meet michael douglas? >> that was 1965-ish. at the eugene o'neill foundation in waterford, connecticut. i was doing a play there. michael was still at ucsb, santa barbara, campus. but he was a resident actor there. we both -- we had an affinity -- we had something in common, big time. we were both herbalists. we grew herbs and we were very into our gardens. >> right. that could have been your fallback if acting didn't work. >> right. both of us had green thumbs and very kinds of tastes that we liked to excite

. >> kristin and sonny say their property is overrun by mexican traffickers. >> they are stealing my property and rights, i'm not happy. >> reporter: despite reports of smugglers crossing the border, federal authorities say the american side is safe. that the extreme violence of the mexican drug war has not spilled over, thanks to increased u.s. law enforcement. >> everything that we're seeing along our nation's southwest border points to a much safer border today than has been in over the last 20 years. >> reporter: in el paso, president obama joked about republicans wanting more border security measures. >> maybe they'll need a moat, want alligators in the moat. >> there was a total mockery and insult of our situation here. >> reporter: the cochise sheriff disagrees with the administration and says mexican traffickers are increasingly aggressive. >> right up front the border is more dangerous than ever been. >> these are cartel seizures. >> reporter: steve mcgraw the texas department of public safety, cartel violence is spreading. >> we identified 25 murders cartel-related. 124 kid

sonnie johnson from virginia. [applause] >> hello. you know how important this is. i am out in the rain, so forgive me for what i might look like. so. all right. i always like to take a minute to reflect. we need to think back on what we have learned and the lessons we have been taught and see how far we have to go. what have we learned? we learned why obama bought it was so important that 26-year- old stay on their parent's insurance. in his economy, there are no jobs for them to buy their own, but it also leaves them the time and energy to go and find something to occupy. we learned that obama cares, not about us, but about his union friends that contributed to his campaign and helped him get elected. can i say waiver, anyone? we learned that when nancy pelosi said that we had to pass a bill to find out what was in it, she was talking to sebelius and hhs because they make up the rules as they go, or may be the cbo at a fine a billion dollars here or $8 billion there. what is $1 trillion between friends? it is not like they have to write a budget or anything like t

>> even sonny liston came back from the grave and said he fell on purpose. and there you go.to talk more about philippine basketball, i do it. i go inside the numbers, keeping score on foxandfriends.com. >> that's you'll i'm going to get on your blog is philippine basketball? >> all right. i'll talk about other stuff. >> maybe the sweet 16. now we're down to eight. >> i'm not going to do that. it's going to air through the weekend. i'm not going to come in saturday and sunday to update it. >> why? >> lazy. >> be a trooper. >> you can get it at foxnews.com/sports. >> yes. >> which you update from home. >> all righty. coming up, does politics belongs in the classroom? this is an interesting story. one middle schoolteacher seems to think so having students do opposition research on the republican candidate. >> and then send it to the obama campaign and dolly parton working 9 to 5 creating jobs and expanding dollywood. she's here live with the exciting new addition to her theme park! all those people -- born on this day in 1973, this nba point guard won his first title last year