to spring break? come on, be honest. >> i didn't go. i was a boring, nerdy kid. when you look at parents and say they don't know, spring break has been a thing since girls gone wild. you have to equip the kids with the knowledge, but also social media. we didn't have that back in 1983 when people were going. >> it's interesting you say that. ainsley pointed out a girl was totally naked and guys were doing all sorts of things to her. it's posted all over instagram and twitter. is that going to be impactful emotionally when she gets older? >> i have to tell you where my mother sent me. she sent me to century village. do you know what that is in florida? it's 80 year olds and up. >> you know where the highest percentage of std is, right? i don't think that's a rumor. when i was 17 years old, i was tending bar at 17 while i was in high school, closing the bar at 4:00 a.m., and then going to high school. >> this is endemic to america. what about the ammish? they'd go crazy. these are democratic voters in t

break. >> not spring break. my company has been hired. >> you pass that off to the younger kids. >> what i'll looking at here, you can go to any college on a thursday and friday night and see the same thing. i'm still under that investigation with the girl that disappeared, indiana university and when i went there on a thursday and friday night when i saw the over drinking, drug using, overdosing, it's like every weekend. they prep themselves up all year long and when they hit spring break it's worse. it's very prevalent in our colleges and this is a real issue and i have a son in college and i believe it or not they got word the other day, i drove up there four and a half hours and knocked on the door and hooka is the new thing. they smoke hooka. >> tobacco but it worries you. >> i went to auburn university in the south and spring break was huge for us, as i'm sure if many of you here. your parents, once you're 18 you go off to college, they can't be there holding your hand. what is next? education. educating p

most facilities like spring creek are operating in maximum capacity.o alleviate the overcrowding, about a third of alaska's inmates are sent to private facilities in arizona. that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. there are 2 million people behind bars in america. >> got the browns and the whites against the blacks. the first rule of the game is watch your back. it's either kill or be killed. life and the next [ bleep ] will. i will find me some steel and make a strap. cut like a mercenary death trap. 'cause if i got to do time, i rather do it like a real [ bleep ], be down for mine.

most facilities like spring creek are operating in maximum capacity.ercrowding, about a third of alaska's inmates are sent to private facilities in arizona. that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler >>> due to mature and graphic subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> there are 2 million people behind bars in america. for the next hour, we open the gates. "lockup." >> i pray to god that somebody recognizes what's going on here. you know, we in here just rotting away, you know. >> today we have about 756 inmates serving a life sentence here at folsom. >> i was state raised, federally funded. >> we're dealing with murderers and rapists, and that's always in the back of my mind. >> the

arab spring has yet to find an answer to that question. thank you. >> thank you, hillel, for those eloquent remarks. we are not going to give the floor to tarek masoud. i'll note that tarek has two articles in this book. one day he wrote actual i think almost three years ago now, pretty soon after the egyptian revolution. i think we can say more cautiously, hopeful peace, maybe then your view of the situation now. we are eager to hear it. and another, and extremely influential and widely read essay which is now being put in a book that will be published soon try to take stock of what the arab spring quote unquote happened in some countries and not in others. so whichever piece of that or this you want to talk about, the floor is yours. >> thank you very much. i'm constitutionally incapable of speaking while sitting. i first want to thank -- spent who is this upstarts because i want to thank larry and marc for inviting me here today. i've been lucky enough to write a number of times. the first time i wrote for them was when i finish my doct

hi dave maneuver or manipulate to put a brake on the air of spring countries?>>. >> i/o from a learning is to from iranian society. activist looking at egypt looking backward and forward that there are comparisons between what is happening in the tips now or under morsi but the four ford look we could have a tahrir square that goes somewhere. my question is about the analysis for things to take shape and consolidate or move forward you need to have all sides feel there is a chance at winning elections this is not the case in a jet. from not of an analyst or a person or an activist on the ground when you see what is happening under morsi what is the moral thing to do? do you wait and wait and wait for the next election that you say there is no chance of winning or do you stop the process as undemocratic as it is with the hope to stop infringement of all manner of human rights? >> i am from the hudson institute. three very quick questions. there was a comment but i wonder if the panelists could comment the euphoria of revolution is in deuced to making packs or if

margaret gedde in colorado springs by video stream.he runs clinicians institute for cannabis medicine. dave philipps, talk about the the gallery of all of this. how things have changed in colorado, and how many states would allow this. >> or something interesting that is happened. colorado has had medical marijuana law on the books for about 14 years. happen,llowed this to even though no one who wrote the law thought maybe someday this could help really sick kids. it has. come heree like dara and have success, they know a ton of families in similar situations back in whatever state they have come from. at this point, we have families here from almost every state. they create this redeem a lobbying group of both a success story and people at home who want to push for the same opportunity and they have started in the last 45 months going to the state legislatures and saying, we want the same chance. let us save our children. there are 20 states and states that you would not think would likethis legislation, thi alabama and mississippi ha

we are making a we are making a spring garlic soup. it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil. the non-habit forming sleep aid from the makers of nyquil®. vesta's assess the latest round of company earnings. the dow hits an all- time high yesterday. right now is down just about nine points. >> a pay-tv network which could rival comcast. subway is at the top of the industry and underpaying workers. >> from those investigations about 17,000 fair labor standards act violations were discovered. the most of any fast-food chain. continuin hired a consultant to explore the financial options. the business is the largest privately owned restaurant company. the chain reported $300 million in sales last year. the company's founder says it might be a good time to sell. will be replacing the man retiring this summer. the current chief of operations officer. but take on his new role in july. preparations are underway for the annual rocking for the troops fund raiser. will be and must n

they're calling it operation american spring. get it, like arab spring but it's american spring. in interviews promoting operation american spring in washington tomorrow the organizers promise, quote, people massing, gigantic magnatudes of we the people. it worked in egypt by bringing down the government twice. mass works in military operations. it can work in america. thus the ideas of a massive, gigantic swell of we the people in a nonviolent, unarmed, peaceful descending -- their noun -- on washington d.c. massive numbers is the key. anything short of massive gigantic response will give the destroyers of america a signal that we have surrendered. they say, quote, not me, not ever. >> we've heard this about different spring, arab spring and so forth going on. that struck a bell with me because -- >> yes, yes. i'm sorry, go ahead. >> it was the people of egypt that finally said like we're saying, enough is enough. they rose up over there twice. now we're saying that we're going to model those people. finally, we just settled and said, you know what, we need to go up there with a

hello matt--as a money manager what steps do you take during the spring months? > >one thing i do is a mid- course correction and see how the year has gone. this year we've seen the high flyers come down. we've seen interest rates be a lot steadier than people thought. so you take a look at some of the stocks that are working and some of the stocks that are not and try to make a move here and there. i've been buying oil, european companies and also stocks that are in transportation and industrial seem to be more popular. some of the high flyers really came down so i've been choosier about that sector of the economy. > >what about volatility in the market... is it typically high or typically low this season? > >volatility tends to rise and have these sudden spikes in the late spring and sometimes in the summer. i know a lot of people think it's in the fall but i've seen the biggest volatility spikes in what people think are gonna be the quiet months of the year. > >matt will this be a year to sell in may and walk away? > >i think a lot of people started selling in

. >> the sequester resulted in one lay off and ainsley earhardt as information regarding the spring break exposed series. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." we're exposing the contempt for the truth. let run through the many reasons why how conservative groups were targeted by the irs because they dare to hold a different point of view and lois lerner instead of testifying before congress about what she knew and when, she made it come to this. >> house resolution, 574, resolution recommending the house of representatives find lois g learner former director exempt internal revenue service in contempt to compile. >> the as are 231 and nays -- >> the house votes to hold lois lerner in contempt but yet, the disgrace is defy yant after last night's vote, her attorney released a statement that reads in part, quote, today's vote has nothing to do with the facts or the law. it's only purpose is to keep the baseless irs conspiracy alive through the midterm elections. not an ounce of remorse. our friends at the media research center watched the morning shows and the o

top auction houses and they're gearing up for the big spring auction art season which could see sometting prices for painting, sculptures and other works this year. our robert frank has more. sgloor the opening is $3 million. >> the art of the deal will make big deals in the next three weeks. sotheby's is expected to sell $2 billion worth of art during this spring sale. >> that marks an increase of over 70% from last year and the prices paid are likely to highlight the growing wealth for the world's wealthy and the values of rare works of art which right now shows no sign of slowing down. >> christie's is likely to get the biggest prices. it is expected to go for their 75 million, that sounds high and it's half the price for one that sold last fall for $140 million. a painting by mike rothco is expected to sell for $60 million and a piece called black fire, is expected to sell for more than $50 million. most of the excitement today among global collectors is among post-war and contemporary artists, but a few classics are still holding their own. one of monet's water lily paintings fr

. >> we had a little spring but we skipped it, yeah. >> reporter: in san francisco, it's no stretch to say many agreed. this park in north beach actually looked like the beach. in san jose the little ones and their parents enjoyed the water. while some say unseasonable to olive it was almost unbearable but she got some help on this dog day of what's still just spring. whoo, still 90 at 5:00 here in fremont. and allen, by the way, the goal for workers especially those working outside get through this workweek, get to the weekend and that cooldown paul was talking about. >> yeah. just a couple more days. all right, ryan, thanks. >>> no air-conditioners for some people in the south bay dealing with our spring heat. midafternoon, nearly 2200 people lost power on morgan hill. the police department says a transformer blew at monterey road and dunne avenue. >>> developing news now. hot temperatures and 60-mile- per-hour winds are fueling this fire in san bernardino county. thick, black smoke covers the sky over rancho cucamonga. more than 1,000 homes have been evacuated. cbs reporter bigad sh

the so-called arab spring started in tunisia.following effectively the humiliation of a fruit seller by a police woman a vigilante effectively who led this fruit seller to set himself on fire but that self immolation was in fact the expression of frustration at the the series of problems affecting the arab world not least of all and first and foremost you know autocratic rule for decades often in many countries but also endemic corruption lack of opportunity social and economic opportunities and you know the lack of fundamental human rights in egypt has effectively become the focal point to have a square has become the focal point of the you know hope and optimism but it also has become the country which sums up both disick sess of the arab spring it was swift mubarak was removed in eighteen days and also captures now the failure of the arab spring with effectively the return of a military strongman backed by a corrupt judiciary and indeed a murderous army but it has to be said that the arab spring these are not going process it

all great for spring. right?go like that to find what you're looking for. >> there you go. different compartments, as well. normally, these are big bucks. normally $425. splashed by 81%. that's 79 bucks. >> 79 bucks. >> $79. >> can't beat that. >> more bling. these are really fun. they're stackable, individually or grouping them in a big stack. mixed metals. rose gold, plated, with stainless steel. these are really great pricing. look at that. they're almost like -- not quite a pinkie ring. not quite a bracelet for you. >> a hand ring. >> normally starting at $38. these are slashed by more than 67%. really starting at $9. >> $9? you can't beat that. my kids are going to be happy. daddy's going to hook them up. >> last but not least. i love this company. this is from lulu dharma. this is canvas and woven handles. this is great for the beach. there's four different styles to choose from. for the beach or everyday. you name it. normally $99, slashed by 71%. $29. >> we want to thank all these companies. but i want to

they're calling it operation american spring. get it, like arab spring but it's american spring. in interviews promoting operation american spring in washington tomorrow the organizers promise, quote, people massing, gigantic mag tuds of we the people. it worked in egypt by bringing down the government twice. mass works in military operations. it can work in america. thus the ideas of a massive, gigantic swell of we the people in a nonviolent, unarmed, peaceful descending -- their noun -- on washington d.c. massive numbers is the key. anything short of massive gigantic response will give the destroyers of america a signal that we have surrendered. they say, quote, not me, not ever. >> so that's the plan. prepare yourself. they say 10 to 30 million people are coming to washington tomorrow. they say they will stay as long as it takes to overthrow the federal government by sheer force of their massive numbers. they will thus depose the tyrant obama and joe biden and all the leadership of congress and attorney general eric holder. they're going to depose them because there will be te

tightening spring break rules with a series of brand new ordnances and regulations. those kids are going to hate us. let's start with the most important story, the va. we have the secretary of va affairs, he's going to have to testify about this, and three people put on leave. >> this is why i got into the business. to see a difference being made. that's happening. i was out of town this weekend. i can't tell you the number of people that said, thank sean so much. >> don, what's his last name? >> joe and dan. dan is getting his surgery next week because of this. he had a six-month window of opportunity. broke his back. one doctor told them if you get this surgery within the six months of the injury, then there's a lot of hope for recovery. >> yep. >> if you wait, no chance. we're five months out. we have a month left in that window and finally he's going to get that surgery. >> he got a call after our segment aired. >> we're saving lives and making a difference. >>> let's go to spring break issue. we did a whole week series on its. jon stewart mocked our coverage. >>

it is still more affordable, but --ig shift from the spring to the spring from last spring. a year ago, the number you alluded to was 3.51%. how is the rise impacting housing overall? and will it make the fed rethink its strategy to raise its interest rates? when the fed raises interest rates, mortgage rates will go up and they could pry some people out of the market. >> absolutely. , we areenvironment seeing some home buyer interest rates go up. historically, it is four points -- 4.5%. it is a good rate. with greater income growth and a stronger economy, expectations will turn higher and i think the housing market will be able to absorb the higher interest rate. but without a raise in the fundamentals, it will be challenging for the housing market. that is what the fed has to consider. they have to think about what the appropriate level of interest rates is broadly for the economy, and particularly for housing. >> the commerce department, their statistics about residential construction have can -- have contribute it to economic growth in the last two quarters. is that a con

mark, what are you expecting out of the spring market?t of disappointing numbers so far. do you expect it to improve? >> i suppose i think we're all in agreement we're hoping for more sales. i think we've had some disappointment in the last month or two but we're selling plenty of homes. i think the bigger issue is the inventory is so low people have a hard time finding what they want to buy. there is pent up supply and pent-up demand looking to buy homes but not doing it yet. gerri: tim, i hear that all the time. not enough inventory. do you see that as well. >> gerri you can't buy what is not for sale and issues right now, of course you have too little inventory right now and mark did a great piece where you have basically the obsolescence of inventory that is out there. if it's a good property, priced we, it sells in like 30 days. but then there is5% of the rest of the market that takes 200 plus days to sell. it exacerbates the inventory problem nationwide. gerri: weill bit on that, mark. what do you mean of obsolescence ever inventory

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news in america this morning, severe weather, a tornado causes heavy damage in the plains while a spring snowstorm has the plows back out. >>> plus, the breaking details on a raging wildfire forcing evacuations in texas. >>> abc news exclusive. donald sterling's wife breaking her silence. what she's saying about her estranged husband's controversy, health and the future of the clippers. >>> game day surprise. a plane comes crashing down just feet from a baseball game. >> i heard some kind of motor running, and then i looked at the wolfpack coaches, and they were like, "look out." >> this morning, the little leaguers talk about the dramatic moments they sprinted from the field. >>> and a memorable mother's day moment caught on camera. oh. >>> good monday morning. a mixed bag of weather creating problems for people across the country. >> strong winds, spring snow and at least one damaging tornado. take a look at this picture of a street in nebraska. the left side shows the before on the right, the after. >> you can see the damage left behind following a strong twister. abc's larry jacobs h

we're not saying kids aren't supposed to be there for spring break. kids are going to go there. central florida is going to go there. we're talking about sex on the beach, drugs on the beach. >> kids getting robbed and kids so drunk nobody is helping them. >>> coming up, the president isn't the only major world figure calling for a redistribution of wealth. what pope francis said. this is. the 2014 motor trend truck of the year and first ever back-to-back champion. guts. glory. ram. smoking with chantix. for 33 years i chose to keep smoking... ...because it was easier to smoke than it was to quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which

crystal geyser alpine spring water? toucé. crystal geyser.always bottled right at the mountain source. washington monument is finay re-opening to the . >>> today a long awaited ceremony in washington, d.c. the washington monument finally reopening to the public. >> lines moved fast as visitors grabbed free tickets to be the first inside the new rerepaired landmark. an earthquake damaged it in 2011. the cracked structure is repaired now. >> we had to carefully look at over 20,000 stones and determine what the problem was and then determine a good preservation strategy for fixing it. >> park officials say when they started selling advance tickets online 16,000 sold out in 15 minutes. the washington monument will have extended hours through the summer. >>> also in washington, in honor of mother's day, first lady michelle obama and dr. jilled by be hosted military mothers at the white house. nora jones performed at the event. mrs. obama and mrs. biden joined military kids to help them create mother's day cards for their moms. >>> cool for summer

and britain pulls its last troops from afghanistan helmand province while the taliban launches its spring offensive far teammates families living in the war zone . top news and commentary live from moscow this is r.t. i'm sean thomas glad to have you with us we start with breaking news right here on our team anti-government activists in east ukraine say heavy shelling has restarted outside the city of slovyansk stronghold of the pro autonomy protests the army has reportedly attacked a checkpoint with mortar fire twice in the space of a few hours palace they are reports now from the scene. earlier we were talking to pro autonomy activists who said there had been a flare up of violence they were telling us that there was heavy artillery there was automatic gunfire that they could hear and mortar shelling we also know that unexploded mortar shells have been found in the vicinity of this fighting it's still not clear whether it's limited to one or several checkpoints or if indeed this when you are fighting is indicative of some kind of advancement of by the ukrainian army but certainly it is

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it says this spring has been a productive year with it's population now at 62.es. >> this is a huge night for the sharks >> do or die, mike. >> all cliches coming in for game seven. fans streaming in for a faceoff. we'll have a preview, next in sports. >>> nothing more exciting than a game seven in national hockey league playoffs. at least game seven is here at the tank. the kings have momentum coming into this. they won the last three. sharks have used up all their mulligans. men in teal scored 17 goals, first three games but have only passed out one goal in three for their top five players. and team miami gets a start and goal for the game. he has spent game seven to cite his struggles the coach told us this team needs to come out with fire in their bellies. >> players have elevated play throughout the series on both teams. now is time to settle it. >> one of the things we've worked on is to have a game seven on home ice we're going to take advantage of that. and we're here now. we'll have fun with it. >> as big of a game this is i think you've got to keep it

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nice looking spring day tomorrow. tree pollen coming down. grass pollens noticeable. you may notice grass pollens. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, all three of them. home you have monday off. some do, some don't. low 90s. nice looking five-day forecast. rain is coming to an ends, getting close to summer here. drying up as we noticed but temperatures perfect for the holiday weekend. >> nice. thank you. >>> all right. take a look at this video. two paddle boarders sharing their close encounter with a bear of gray whales. they were making their way from fort point taocean beach in -- to ocean beach in san francisco friday when they came across whales. at one point you could see the whales splashing the paddle boarder. we posted the video on www.ktvu.com. just look for the top bay area videos right there on our home page. wow! >>> the world cup begins in a month in brazil and team u.s.a. is right here preparing for soccer's biggest event. mark has details next in sports. dog: get four years get four years interest-free financing on the entire tem

crystal geyser alpine spring water. crystal geyser. crystal geyser.s flash, it's bottled at the source. news flash, we sell it in cases. oh. thank you. oh no no no. crystal geyser. bottled right at the mountain source. >>> hillary clinton will get a key note address and everyone who attends will receive a copy of the book hard choices about four years as secretary of state. this year's top student at uc berkeley once told she'd never learn to read at college level. thank aboutness her parents brushed off that assessment. now, the 23-year-old received the university medal. abc7 news sat down with her to talk about overcoming challenges. >> when rebecca peters was about to enter fourth grade her parents were told their daughter measured very low on a iq test. the top student found out about it years ago >> my parents were laughing to themselves i asked what is so funny? and they told me. >> she says her parents fought on, pushing to enroll her in advanced classes. peters pursued everything in life with intensity. >> classes i work hard in i find myself

and a water spring. officials in the mexican capital want to extend the main water supply to that village residents say it is just an excuse to seize control of the spring water. the gunmen that killed seven people last year could join the ranks of fighters in war-torn syria. crossed into syria from neighboring turkey. campaign has wrapped up in egypt. already regarded by many egyptians as the de facto leader faces just one challenger in the polls. track tory is now on be ruled by a strongman. his main present in the past , he had notign appeared in public, worried about his safety. he faces just one challenger. they have already made their allegiance clear. >> he has 296,728 votes, 94.5%. >> campaigning for development and employment, it seems the popular choice. back to those that overthrow the ,uslim brotherhood president it's all 1.5 thousand supporters killed last summer and thousands more jailed. the leader is representing a return from the left-wing former journalist who is the only option for tho

in the past week we have had summer and spring. what is it going to be like? >> right now spring and maybe feeling like fall by the beginning of next week. right now the sea breeze the big force in our weather bringing temperatures down to 67 in san jose. at&t park starting to fill up. we have a game coming up at 6:05. first pitch temperature about 62 degrees and wind 20 miles per hour. some gusts a little bit higher than that. and the marine air has dropped our inland temperatures. livermore 71. most inland spots more than ten degrees cooler than this time yesterday especially towards the trivalley where you have had the sea breeze keeping temperatures down. now you see sustained winds 20 to 25 miles per hour. you will see the winds flare back up again tomorrow which will lead to a cooler finish for the weekend. if you are out you will want a jacket as you head outside. could have mist along the coast near san francisco and highs tomorrow 60s to even lower 70s. so sunday's temperatures cooling down a little bit. monday to tuesday with area of low pressure tha

during spring break.ted the mayor, the police chief and city manager to come on the show and explain. they turned down our invitation. we hope they will come on next week and talk about it. the fox and trefriends first ainsley earhardt and wes pitman. bring us into what happened last night. >> sean, the city counsel wimped out, basically. the mayor had been talking a good game before the county commission just a few days ago and at early city counsel meetings. seemingly recognizing that panama city beach has a very, very serious and dangerous problem, but when it has come time to taking action, she has been very, very weak and -- >> all right. so you're disappointed, yeah. >> very disappointed in all the council members except one. josie strange was just reelected with no funding from the bars and the big hotels and so forth. >> all right. let me -- >> she was strong and stood up against the four members. >> let me and plain and by the way, i'll address my good friend john steward who said this about the

in general, the spring iser starting earlier, and therefore merchandise has to be rolled out earlier. of course it has a direct impact on our wallet as it relates to energy costs. this year was a little bit unusual in the u.s. because it was so cold, it was costing more to heat our homes, but in general, it costs more to heat our homes, and it's going to be more and more. >> you talk about retail. and what other industries would be affected? >> well, of course insurance. the insurance industry is probably in the forefront of adapting to climate change. studying effects and looking at ways to make homes more resilient. and spending a lot of time and money on developing new ways to build homes so they are more resilient and can stand up to the increased storms, and looking at how they calculate risk. and looking to see if the risks of hail storms and tornadoes is staying the same. and in general, it's not, it's a moving target. so they need to price risk differently as we move forward. so there are a host of economic impacts that are going to be facing us, but because of the advances in

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short of forecast last quarter due to all that brittle and brutal winter weather and a slow start to spring even though profits were slightly higher. courtney reagan has more on last quarter's results and how confident the retailer is about business in the months ahead. >> reporter: macy's turning in a first quarter a little less magical than previous quarters. the department store posting an increase in profits but disappointing sales. macy's says colder weather and the shift in timing of its family and friends sale had an impact on the quarter. but on a conference call, the retailer's chief financial officer said year to date sales are already back well in positive territory. and macy's says the consumer demand is strong enough to reiterate the earnings forecast, the retailer is also increasing its dividend and stock buy back program. the ceo says it is not macy's's best quarter but it is good enough, many on wall street consider macy's to be one of the strongest retailers so today's lackluster sales have them worried. >> you're seeing a choppy back drop and a consumer last year hit by a