taxpayers shouldn't be on the hook for welfare recipients spending money on spa treatments and, you know getting tattoos. we should be giving people a hand up not a handout. but that's not what we've been doing. what we need is a broader assessment of welfare as a whole. since lyndon b. johnson launched

all, you know -- it seems like if you follow spas, which i do, real spa head.e there's always a new spa treatment out there. maybe it's like to me, spa, whew! anyway, a new spa treatment claims that stem cells from an infant's foreskin can be applied to the face. that will be great until you have to pull down on your neck to wash your face. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] make it -- make it that i didn't tell it. go back in time! [ laughter ] and finally, nicki minaj posted a video yesterday of a crying boy who calmed down once he placed his head on her chest. so, if you see nicki minaj, start crying. [ laughter ] you never know. you never know. ladies and gentlemen, this is the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how you doing, 8g band? good to see you guys. we mentioned the final four, down to four teams. we are down to four as well here at "late night." couple weeks ago, we collected what we believed were 64 completely random unconnected things. we have had people voting for them online over the last two weeks in what we have been referring to a

. >> beauty book is the premier discovery of booking app for salon and spa appointments.le, but for beauty services. we're making women's lives easier by providing 24-7 real-time access to thousands of salons. >> we're also helping salons and spas. we help businesses acquire new clients and fill empty seats. plus, it's super easy to join. we've created a unique interface that speaks generally with the salons in real-time. that means there's no extra work required to showcase appointments on beauty book. >> today beauty book serves thousands of sal ojs and spas across seven markets, but this is just the beginning. join us as we revolutionize the $40 billion salon and spa services industry and bring it on-line. >> welcome, everybody, to today's power pitch. i'm mandy drury. you just saw the pitch for today, but let's meet the panel. on the set decork debbororah jackson. it's a site that helps female entrepreneurs jump-start sales. and jessica peltz, the firm invests in early stage start-ups. the focus on advertising and marketing. she also mentors. and from the bay area son

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carolyn: unique salon & spa. lemonis: the owner, carolyn devito, was badly burned by her ex-partner... carolyn: you expected us to do the work in the salons for nothing! lemonis: ...and is now drowning in debt. carolyn: i juggle every day of my life. lemonis: her salons look tired, and her staff is feuding. susan: my job is to know that you're doing your job right. lacey: i am doing my job right. lemonis: without leadership... so, what do you do here? debbie: um... lemonis: ...some investment... carolyn: i haven't taken a paycheck in like six months. lemonis: ...unique salon & spa will likely go right down the drain. something's got to change, 'cause this model doesn't work. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you don't like money, don't follow my process. i make the tough decisions. we're closing the store. we're done. i'm not talking about it anymore. i back them up, spending my own money. it's not always pretty... man: perfect flavor. lemonis: ...but this is business. you got to trust t

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that's the message from the california swimming pool and spa association. the trade organization says swimming pools use much less water than grass and other landscaping. a woman in sacramento put a pool in her back yard while keeping water conservation in mind. >> we looked into it and found out landscaping with sprinklers used more water than filling a swimming pool so i wanted to mike sure that we did the due diligence thing right for our community. >> for conservation purposes it's port to put a cover over the pool and also check for leaks. >>> a bill that would enforce new privacy rules for ride sharing companies facing a hearing later today to stop ride sharing companies from requesting or disclosing personal information except to complete consumer initiated transactions facing a string of privacy complaints including an accident in february when it posted names and phone numbers of dozens of it's customers on a public website. >>> san francisco police are investigating another incident. >> they are involving a driver for uber, 38-year-old emerson of

betty: donald and i walked the decks to the luxurious spa -- arnold: the spa is my favorite place on [laughter] betty: -- to some of their nighttime hotspots, where he showed me some of his signature dance moves. [laughter] betty: but for all the amenities aboard, he says that when it comes to cruising, there is no one-size-fits-all ship. arnold: a cruise is not a cruise is not a cruise. every brand has a different type of cruising experience, and there's a reason for that. because we are all different. some people want lots of partying and water parks, excitement, lots of kids around, families around. others want to relax and be with their immediate close one. so you have to have different types of offerings for people. if you get on the right cruise, you will love it. betty: with over 100 vessels, carnival has a different ship for just about whatever floats your boat. its business model has helped carnival dominate the sea, but not far behind is royal caribbean ceo richard fain. he says he's got a boat that is so big, it has it all, making it hard to feel trapped at sea. richard: i

this morning a major backups and delays because of a shut down on interstate 580 both was found and a spaon of our clothes on 580 this is at san quentin and sandra fell due to a degree crash and fire some alternates for you to get around the richmond san rafael bridge bridge closure high with 37 to the north or you can use the bay bridge to the south is you're heading from richmond getting into more ran stay home if you cannot release until the accident is very active the sea the big rig here smoke on the bridge in the story of when we continue after the break. >>darya: a new picture and of the truck you concede is a ups truck that is on fire right now centers odyssey is the a few moments ago it is still burning at the moment as they are there on the scene this is new to san quentin exit on with about 580 east bomb both shut down the grain traffic on and off the freeway a huge back of bread now 101 580 in the richmond san rafael bridge following the latest. >>reporter: and commit direction of what people are being affected this morning we're taking a look at the helicopter shot where you

. >> the prison runs a cosmetology program that is both a full service spa and a teaching facility that provides inmates with career skills for life on the outside. >> well, i'll start you a little bit bigger and i'll work down. okay? >> works for me. >> you tell me how close you want to take it. >> claudia rourke, a civilian employee, runs the program, which requires students to complete at least 200 hours of training. >> the rest of the prison as you see has different colors of paint on the walls. my favorite colors are pink and purple. i wanted it to be more of a soothing environment, something that's pleasant, might remind them of better times when they were younger or something. and i encourage them to stay ladies and act professional. >> one of rourke's students, mary jones, is nearing the end of a 12-year sentence for aggravated robbery. >> you have all the drama and stuff on the main compound and you walk in here and it's just like a relaxation, but you're learning stuff as you're doing it and as you're learning it, you're helping other inmates when they come down to get service

it really made it really mad or gave it a spa day because it came back with a vengeance and then gave in newsom discovered moeld and came up with an ordinance to which the landlords could be held accountable and during that board of supervisors meeting i reminded then board of supervisors, newsom if he kept that appointment with he, i would have told him it was on the book. he doesn't blush, but he does sometimes. what i want to do is champion the crusade for the mayor's office on disability to have a department on disability so as the women's status on women to have a department. the advantage of having a department is that the mayor can't decide 1 day and decide he doesn't want you to exist anymore. it's at the pleasure of the mayor. also you can take modified complaints, have complaint numbers, have investigators, investigations, findings and penalties for not being in compliance with the law. so i would like to add my voice to the many saying that this is something that's needed. i have been saying that since december of 2004. i'm good. thank you. thank you, is there any other pub

rest and relax, go to the spa, practice your yoga take an afternoon nap, don't do the dishes dishes.e or kids do the dishes for you. it's no housework day, that's for everybody. no laundry, go out to dinner or have a picnic and watch news 4 through the app because nobody is supposed to do housework today. >> those are all good ideas. my house would fall apart if no one did anything for the rest of the day. >> same thing at my house. >> i like the idea of going to a spa thousand. if only we had more time. >>> we're going to take a look at the benefits of vigorous exercise. you can save your life >>> bringing a doctor to you. we spent time with a physician who is making old o fashioned house calls. doreen gentzler has the story of how he's making a huge impact in the community. >> seeing people in their homes not only treats his patients better it gives him the means to care for those who have been neglected by the system. this is his office there's no exam room no insurance forms to fill out. it's just him, his car and a cell phone. that's because he doesn't practice out of a clinic o

leon: it may seem like ads for a spa. find out why some people are upset about this campaign. alison: then a little later -- >> i'm actually really excited about the future about what i could do. to be able to do some real good in the world. alison: we'll have a preview of tonight's sitdown between bruce jenner and abc's diane sawyer. leon: but first -- >> our eye in the sky. almost the whole world's eye on the sky. leon: celebrating 25 years of spectacular images from one of nasa's biggest success stories base okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only r real cheese. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta. made better to taste better. leon: today marks 25 years since we started seeing the stars in a whole new way. the hubble space telescope lifted off from kennedy space center a quarter a century ago. as mike conneen reports, the mission is far from over. mike: operated by nasa's team in greenbelt, maryland the hubble telescope is still sending back breathtaking images 25 years after lifting off. >> first images were

. >> we're building a spa we want to clarify that survives technology engineering and arts and math (laughter). >> yes, we followed a rigorous they got 16 awards so next up fairmont elementary (clapping.) sincerely mount it receiving $23,000 to implement a instruction for the e ls. >> (clapping) all right. now we have francisco middle school come on up. >> (clapping.) francisco is receiving $36,000 to pursue a group around ucla. >> great job (clapping.) next up we have hover middle school sinclair and her team to come up and join us on the podium (clapping) hover is receiving 385 thousand dollars for the pathway for school (clapping.) >> congratulations. >> we could have mission high school principle eric so join up here (clapping) >> mission actually received an impact and notation reward $10,000 for a summer bridge program as well as a design process in reimagining the country (clapping) >> all right. next up we have paul revere tracey and her team to join us up here (clapping) paul elsewhere vera is receiving the high end $71,000 to pursue yes, their plan around the arts programmin

repair leaks within 48 hours of discovery and refill pools and spas to one foot. it also bans new pools. >> they should halt all new construction. >> reporter: glenn ritter thinks the stricter water cutbacks are not enough. he wants a moratorium on new home build sfwlg my concern is if there is not enough water for the existing residents why are they allowing thousands of new residents to come in to this town? >> reporter: life could get harder. morgan hill along with hillsborough menlo park and others is among the high water usage cities that could be forced to cut back 35% when state officials vote next month. 35%. >> it's going to be pretty tough, but we'll do the best we can to make those sacrifices. >> i think it will have to be the kids that will stop taking showers. spray them out here. >> reporter: if the state does act the 35% mandatory reduction will be based on your 2013 usage. you can't blame state regulators for contemplating this step. the average statewide conservation rate for the month of february was just barely 3%. so hardly enough to make a dif

you're the stingy celebrity that a spa radio treat complaining about leaves in the infinity pool. you know the names of the help and it's the help. your facial expression always seems to say, who are you and where is security? but so what? we should be okay with that kind of hillary. after years of desperately seeking world approve profl from idiots i wouldn't mind a jerk. better to be a grisly than winny the poo. juan, i'm going to go to you first because you're juan. >> and we will come back, juan. >> how was her roll out so far from your perspective? kind of weird? >> no, kind of low key. this is what she needs. everybody thinks -- by the way, i really like what you did there. i thought that was great about norman bates's mom, i just hope the audience gets it. you can imagine her up the stairs in the living room all shrunken and dead, she's been around forever she's not new. i picked that up. >> my point was they kept her to the very end like they to this horror movies. >> i got it. i liked it. i think in terms of the politics of it i think that she actually is doing well becau

a luxury spa in a major hotel in japan will soon feature the product. >> translator: we want to create a greater variety of tea products. we hope to sell them in japan and overseas. >> reporter: a traditional japanese drink that's getting untraditional treatment, from the farm to laboratory, green tea producers are making every effort to survive. >> and that's the latest in business for this hour. i'll leave you with a check on markets. >>> engineers at fukushima daiichi in northeastern japan have been trying to locate melted nuclear feel inside a damaged reactor. they sent in a robotic camera last week which they had to abandon after it got stuck. but it was able to send back helpful data, the first ever pictures of the interior of the containment vessel. tokyo electric power company engineers inserted the remote controlled robot into the number one reactor through a pipe. the snake-like machine is designed to nav gaft around obstacles. it got stuck after moving a little more than ten meters, but not before capturing important footage. debris and machine parts can be seen. the tempera

you can only refill swimming pools and spas to one foot. it also bans new swimming pools. >> they should halt new construction. my concern if there's not enough water for the existing residents then why are they allowing thousands of new residents to come into this town. >> reporter: life could get harder. it's among the high wear usage city that could be forced to cut back 35% when state fishes vote mexia next month. 35%. >> it will be pretty tough but we'll do the best we can to make the sacrifices. >> i think the kids will have to stop taking showers. going to spray them out here. >> reporter: the average water conservation rate for the month of february was barely 3 prs. you can see why officials are starting to get aggressive very shortly. >>> thanks very much. on that note we'll check in with meteorologist rob. we got warm upcoming this way. >> for the end of the weekend temperatures will be climbing a little bit and a lot more in the next seven days. 50s and 60s outside. 45 up toward truckey. san francisco pretty gadood sea braze. 61

it's better than any spa treatment. i highly recommend it, and i suppose it's only fair to say don't you someday want to see a woman president of the united states of america? >> reporter: she's already coming in bruised, controversy swirling over her use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. >> looking back? it would have been better for me to use two separate phones and two e-mail accounts. i thought using one device would be simpler, and, obviously, it has not worked out that way. >> reporter: her trustworthiness, taking a hit. the poll out this week from the states of iowa, virginia, and colorado that voters believe she's not honest. an area of vulnerability republican candidates already pounced on. >> the question here is, are they skirting election law? are they taking money and potentially getting influence bought by foreign countries through a foundation? it is unseemly. >> we are joined now from washington, and so we know she's going to roll this out on video. we don't know what time, but everyon

taxpayers shouldn't be on the hook for welfare recipients spending money on spa treatments and, you know getting tattoos. we should be giving people a hand up not a handout. but that's not what we've been doing. what we need is a broader assessment of welfare as a whole. since lyndon b. johnson launched the war on poverty 15 years ago, we spent $16 trillion building an entitlement nation. we have over 200 state and federal means-tested programs spending about $1 trillion a year. but here's the kicker. the poverty rate hasn't changed. >> the poverty rate is the highest it's been in decades actually inching up. and every time you give something, a handout things can get better and none of the money comes back. do you not like this program? >> i don't like this program. i'll tell you why. it's just another imposition of putting a regulatory group together who's going to regulate what they're already trying to regulate. what they need to do is cut the program to be a limited in time, limited in the amounts of money and say that's it and enforce the program. you don't need another group of fe

. >> it can be challenging to change public perception and that's why the state pool and spa association is working with water districts. >> the number one way is to put a cover on the pool. >> check pools for leaks, cutting down on water features and something that can be hart to do. >> it's real simple, cut down on the splash out. >> for deborah she feels confident she's helping with the drought. >> i wanted to make sure when we were going to put this in we did the diligent thing right for our community. >> well some cityies have already restricted building swimming pools and how often people can refill them during the drought. >> let's get a check on weather. >> you guys know i'm diligent about my three minute showers. i was in oklahoma and i took a five minute shower and it felt really good and i felt responsible. >> you were in oklahoma. >> i was having a field day. >> you can tell us about your trip which was quite the ordeal. >> just because of the thunderstorm activity then i visited the national weather service. 52 degrees in santa rosa, 57 degrees in san jose low to mid 50s in

. >> plus bathrooms that are spa-like retreats. >> they just want to feel like it's luxury. >> hi everybodycome to fyi philly. >> we are on the grounds of winterthur just outside of wilmington. >> and we've donned our derby hats for the 37th annual point to point. >> the horse race is next sunday, may 3rd. >> and about 15,000 people are expected to turn out! >> we'll tell you all about it in just a few. >> but first we're gonna talk about may 5th. >> otherwise known as ci

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a luxury spa in a major hotel in japan will soon feature the product. >> translator: we want to create a greater variety of tea products. we hope to sell them in japan and overseas. >> reporter: a traditional japanese drink that's getting untraditional treatment. from the farm to the laboratory green tea producers are making every effort to survive. >>> the german government has been urging companies to bring their technologies to the next level. this involves further integrating i.t. and machinery. companies showed a range of innovations at one of the world's largest industrial fairs in northern germany. the companies from 70 countries have put up about 6500 displays at hanover messi. major electronics maker siemens is featuring a system that does away with inventories. that's because it uses tablets to send orders immediately to production lines. volkswagen is displaying a robotic arm that stops moving the instant it comes into contact with an object. officials say it's so safe it can operate right next to humans. another display that's attracting crowds shows machinery that can be o

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i'm asking you to consider requiring pools and spas be covered to save water. >> evmud also wants excessive water users to start paying more. coming up at 6:00, we'll explain why not everyone agrees on how to go about doing that. ann notrarangelo, kpix 5. >> once approved, the new rules will go in to effect immediately. the fines and surcharges won't be in place till the summer. >>> your car gets towed and you never saw it coming. >> right in front of my shop every day. >> the plan that could save bay area drivers from making a pricey parking mistake. >> hillary clinton's new style of low key campaigning. how she's using chai lattes to connect with voters. >> meteorologist paul deanno on a very windy tuesday. wind gusts got entire 60 miles per hour in higher elevations of the blue area. the mercury will change significantly. find out which day we're talking record heat >>> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton hit the road for the start of what she hopes will be a more intimate campaign. her first stop was at a coffee shop in iowa. veronica de la cruz with a look at clinton's fi

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