. >> reporter: stacy may live in a normal austin, texas, neighborhood. but inside her home it's more like the jetsons. >> say hello to our new maid rosie. >> can you throw a forward pass? >> reporter: at least as close as you can get. and all the weirdness that goes with it. >> okay, ubi. may some music. >> okay i will play cher. >> reporter: so maybe some technology isn't quite ready for primetime. >> that's the dumbest gadget i own. >> reporter: stacy's world is a small window -- >> when you touch it it turns on. >> reporter: -- into what we could all have with patience and perseverance at&t calls digital life. where you can remote control virtually your entire house from your phone. smarthome gadgets are poised to be the next big thing. sales of smart gadgets are expected to exceed 36 million unit in the next two years. her devices and appliances are all connected to each other and to the internet. which means stacy can control them remotely from her phone. >> when i look at the app i can see that the garage door is closed. when i want it to open i hi

stacy smith warning on weakening pc demand just moments ago on "closing bell." take a listen. >> our prediction for 2015 is that the pc market will be down in the mid single digits. we think we're going to be down a little bit this year. a variety of reasons to that. a very good last year with the xp refresh and also seeing economic and currency volatility. as i think about the longer term for the pc market, we're planning for it to be more flat than a growth market. >> and waiting for the full-year guidance which they had pulled when they lowered their quarterly guidance and revenue is going to be flat and gross margins plus or minus a couple percent. >> pretty conservative all the way around. stacy smith, one thing he addressed is the idea of the pcs. everybody is talking about what

with us today, sandra smith, harris faulkner actress stacy dash is back.oday's #oneluckyguy all hail, judge alex ferrer is here. he is outnumbered. >> great to be back. >> you brought nice weather from miami. >> i have to make up with all the snow i brought in the winter. i hadn't met stacy. >> you met a couple hours before the show. you planned your outfits together. purple. >> harris is in color wheel heaven. >> i am, girl. >> who is not in heaven, the clinton campaign. could hillary clinton's reported cash problem put her in legal hot water? peter schweizer author of the book, the clinton money trail believes a possible criminal probe could be warranted. schweizer said he discover ad pattern of behavior when he found clinton foundation owners got during her time at state department. >> problem with the deals and others we cite in the book, is it coincidence, is it coincidence in pattern we see repeated dozens of times where large clinton supporters are have business before the state department they make large payments and favorable actions are taken. i

stacy's closest friends.n stacey for 20 years and among the few friends convinced that stacey is innocent, and that the daughter ashley was not only capable of killing, but that she did it. >> i think that because i could see how evil and jealous one of the kids can be, and how she can flip her temper very quickly. >> in my mind, in my gut, it makes more sense that she could have done it opposed to stacey. >> reporter: and so we sat down with them, too, because to believe ashley could have been the killer, you'd have to believe she began killing at a very early age. do you believe ashley was capable of killing her father? >> absolutely. 100%. >> yes. >> reporter: and a few years later, killed her step-father? >> she got away it with once. >> reporter: you think a child could keep that secret? >> she was a very dark person. >> reporter: but dark doesn't mean deadly. chuck keller knew he needed more than that, scouring the family home. >> you never know what you're going to find. >> reporter: they were looking

stacy has a dollar bill to hold up in a moment.e words god we trust are back in place on a louisiana middle school's official mark key. the phrase was removed when somebody complained about the principal using faith in another school at same district. that prompted aclu wrote a letter to the superintendent referencing constitution and requirements of separation of church and state. that letter said in part no question the principal violated mandates repeatedly invoking god, prayer, christianity throughout official school pub cakes. that removed god and religion from every school and website in the entire district. students rallied to have the words restored. they won. one parent who is also a pastor, said proud of kids taking a stand watch. >> we live in the community and there is a big part of our day seeing that on our sign. if it is good for our money, it has got to be good for the sign. >> well, this isn't the first time for this sort of thing. just yesterday city council members in venice, florida voted down a proposal to add

i'm stacy degoir, a small business owner as a sole provider in the city. i was very happy and thank you supervisor tang for that layout of the different establishments. part of what's been mentioned is this is a very complex issue. i had a handout describing the four different establishments. the first one being general, the second one is this category of declaration of exemption group and then we have the sole fix or out call establishment and out call only establishment. this currently exist in the code right now. what i would like to propose so that this regulation will not just address human trafficking but will address compliance of massage therapist who are being treated as professionals. this category the declaration exemption group become certified establishment category. they will be zoned as medical and only for those that are camtc owners and providers. this is what other cities are doing and it creates that, takes care of some of the zoning issues, a lot of what impedes massage professionals from wanting to step forward. right now the group of

thirty-six year-old stacy greater was last seen on february of 2007, well this past monday hunters in a wooded area along white bonds road discovered her remains. they have been positively identified by burlington county medical examiner's office meanwhile, circumstances surrounding stacy greater's disappearance remain under investigation. >>> florida developer who is buying the revel casino appears to be having a grander plan for atlantic city. the day after a bankruptcy judge approved the sale of revel to glenn straub the developer now announced his plan to purchase the shuttered show boat as well. stockton university had previously purchased show boat to transform tonight to a satellite campus but that has been block by trump taj mahal. the university sold the property to straub for 26 million-dollar in. it originally paid 18 million. straub's purchase of revel and show boat are part of the 500 million-dollar plan called the phoenix project to hopefully redevelop atlantic city's northern side. >>> st. joes university is conducting an internal investigation into allegations of hazin

stacy smith, one thing he addressed is the idea of the pcs. everybody is talking about what do you think? an area where intel has exposure but growth areas are impressive, as well. when you talk about mobile, and that's where the growth is and where they're trying to move. a big ship they're trying to move. but those gross margins 60, 61, pretty impressive still, i think. >> gross margins may get a benefit in the move and the 32 nano chip when you look at intel when they make the transactions, there are some hits and then as they back out 102 basis points of tail wind. i think the xf is largely priced in. i think the other side of this is intel is a company as we heard the rumors and talk of altera comes to mind, here is a company that is looking to make, i think, deals. but they're not going to do any deal and what we heard, also, where they care and what kind of price they would pay, which means not overpay. as a shareholder, that makes me very happy. a lot of bad news priced in here. i think the dip is interesting and i think the valuation

meanwhile, the circumstances surrounding stacy grader's disappearance remain under investigation. >>> there's in new backlash against antimuslim ads on buses. the text reads islamic jew hatred it's in the q'uran. they are calling this a chance to enlighten the city. >> the ad presents an opportunity an opportunity to inform philadelphians about the true nature of islam. faith of a quarter of the people on this planet with the teaching at its heart that proclaims the message of pluralism and palace. >> the american freedom defense initiative paid $30,000 for that ad space. >>> now to the latest on the disturbing hazing allegations involving the saint joseph's university softball team. sources tells freshmen members of the softball team have been forced to undergo haying for sometime. chad perdelli has the latest from the campus in wynnfield. >> reporter: although i don't know any of the details, i have to say hazing is unacceptable. >> surprising because i have not heard of any other hazing incidents here. it's a big deal to hear about it. >> reporter: that was the recreation from stud

with us today, sandra smith, harris faulkner actress stacy dash is back.ay's #oneluckyguy all hail, judge alex ferrer is here. he is outnumbered. >> great to be back. >> you brought nice weather from miami. >> i have to make up with all the snow i brought in the winter. i hadn't met stacy. >> you met a couple hours before the show. you planned your outfits

staci gruber has been researching marijuana since the early 1990s. they call her the pot doc.rst met her two years ago when she was researching the possible damage of recreational marijuana to the brain. now she's also set her sights on the possible benefits of medical marijuana. massachusetts as it turns out is the perfect sort of place for this study because they just legalized marijuana. gruber's goal is to study new patients who have never used cannabis. >> our goal was to look at these folks before they started using medical marijuana and then three months in, six months in, and a year. primarily to look at frontal executive functions because that's really the question. >> that question -- how does medical marijuana impact brain function longer term? >> i want you to name the blocks of color for me as quickly as you can. >> patients will take cognitive tests and here's what's revolutionary. they're going to have their brains scanned to chart the change. for the first time, we will see what your brain looks like on weed. >> nearly half the country now has medical marijuana

i want to bring in stacy who is the senior vp of communications. thank you for joining us. we had a very short post season. we like that don't we. >> we like short off seasons. we will take it any time we can and we are so excited to be back here and start the home season. >> the field looks great. we have a lot in store. all the fans out there piling up on their gear and their stuff. tell me what is happening today. >> so we have a whole pregame ceremony planned this morning or this afternoon. game time starts at 1:35. we are asking fans to be in their seats by 12:45 because we have the whole series of festivities. we have the ceremonial bringing of the trophies, the raising of the banner and we think it will be a really special day. >> in the off season you have been busy doing a little bit of stuff out here. tell me what is new. for people that come here and they are die hard fans. anything new they can expect? >> we have a whole new food court out in center field. we have tonies pizza and all of the favorites. we have another garlic fries stand. and actually over in our

give me mandy, give me stacy. let's go. top 7 answers on the board ladies. here we go.e someone who is paid to remove something. mandy. >> a doctor. steve: a doctor. stacy. >> gardener. steve: gardener. >> all right. steve: pass or play? >> we're gonna play. we're gonna play. steve: hey, mandy. how you doing? >> i'm great. how are you? steve: well, what do you do, mandy? >> i am a third grade teacher. steve: ok, that's good. >> yeah. steve: all right, thank you, mandy. hey, lissa, you ready? name someone who's paid to remove something.

what about you stacy? what do you think is the best way to play the dollar?oducts like uup, we canlook to see investors actually build more bullish dollar position. buyers of 25,000 25 1/2 strike calls in uup expiring next week. so while the fed may not actually give us a huge event in terms of a movement in the dollar we do have non-farm payrolls next week as well. so this position is looking for roughly a 1% -- a little over a 1% move in the dollar index over the next two weeks. again, nothing crazy given recent currency moves. definitely would be crazy in historic currency moves. fast forward. kathy had mentioned longer term. if we're looking to year end the narkt market's pricing in a 25% vulnerability that we get back to the levels we saw just a month ago. >> thank you very much to both of you for joining us today on the dollar. and for more trading nation you can head to the website. tradingnation.cnbc.com. brian, i'm sure you know it well. >> i do. i never forget the dots, mandy. never forget the dots. it's all about the dots with the federal reserve a

[applause] stacy. >> not for-- steve: courtney, pass or play? >> we're gonna play.: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] hey, courtney. >> hi, steve. steve: how you doing, darling? >> i'm doing great. steve: so, what do you do? >> i'm a former walt disney world dancer but what i'm most known for is...i'm a baton twirler. [applause]

. >> reporter: but like thousands, stacy and jeff have been forced to wait months. diligently checking the mail for tax forms "covered california" was required by law to get them back on february 2. >> they have had plenty of time. they knew this was coming. >> sure, it is our responsibility to get the forms out on time. um, and accurately. >> reporter: "covered california's" dana howard was not available for an interview today but last month chalked up the delayed forms to growing pains of a new healthcare exchange. last month, the agency acknowledged at least 4500 enrollees had not received their tax forms in addition to more than 100,000 who received inaccurate forms. at least 13% of the forms sent out. today tax day the numbers are growing. "covered california" now says nearly a quarter of a million enrollees were impacted by missing or inaccurate forms that they know of. the agency claims the corrected forms have all now been sent out. but nearly every comment on "covered california's" facebook page is in reference to related tax troubles. while some like stacy

stacy, it's so astounding, when i read about ms. as though she has been lost in a system, lost in a shuffle and that the fact pattern in the case certainly didn't suggest that she was an evil woman. and yet this played out. what was your interview like with ms. randers when you interviewed her in custody? >> well, i had a chance to interview her when we knew what the resolution of the case would be but before she was returned to a mental health treatment program. i asked her about it. she didn't want to be in jail anymore. she wanted to go back to treatment and hopefully eventually back to her family in minnesota. when i asked her about the sterilization piece, she was aware of it and she said she thought it was mean that that was put on the table. >> that's all she could articulate is that she thought that the suggestion within the plea was mean. ultimately, stacey, clear it up for me, this did not fly? it was corrected, there was a deal put on the table, there's resolution to this case. and jasmine did not have to go under the kni

here comes stacy mcgee. 5-1 game. and hold on for the 5-1 victory. >> opening night provided no mercy. it was an unlikely source. the starter madison bumgarner gave his team seven strong. the top of the order this evening they went 8 for 14. three doubles, four runs a walk and are not tube overlooked. >> the top three guys put together a really nice game. and that helps put pressure on them when you get those guys on bait. he gets on base. . we all know he is a really good hitter. you know you're going to have to give them everything you got and thae you everything is successful. >> the giants with a bit of a scare. forearm tightness. they said it is a flex or. >> thank you. to the coliseum. sonny gray on fire. the a's hosting the rangers. gray with the standing crowd. no hits for texas through seven complete innings. breaks up the no mitter with the right. the broad. grounds out the first. nice play by davis. ten consecutive opening day defeats. >> it's exciting. i can't wait to get here and they were amazing. they a

. >> reporter: sheriff stacy kincaid who runs the jail says they were trying to move mckenna in order to get her treatment. today the fairfax county board of supervisors voted to allow the community services board to apply for a state grant for an assessment center here at their facility in mary field. >> this is a step in the right direction. people with serious mental illness should not be in jail. it's the worst possible place for them to be. >> reporter: the grant would allow police officers to bring people with mental illness here to the community services board for treatment instead of jail. >> around the country where assessment sites for been set up with trained officers that you see huge reductions in the use of s.w.a.t. teams, in injuries to police officers and injuries to people served. >> reporter: in fairfax peggy fox, wusa 9. >> a state grant would be $2.8 million for the first two years of the program and fairfax would likely have to put up the money after that. >>> coming up next when the news continues -- >> top is back and a nor'easter heading our way. next when and

. - hey, stacy. - i haven't seen him since i was 7. - hoho! want to go play? - yah!hanks, odd squad! - warms your heart, doesn't it? (weird animal sound) what's the problem ms. o? - there you two are. something very odd has not happened. - not happened? - yes. and because you have so much free time, i want you to show around an agent in training. - oh! - this is ori. - i like smashed prunes with ketchup. - ha! i love this kid. - whoa! two real odd squad agents! unless... are they holograms? - can a hologram do this? ai! ai! ai! - we're not holograms! - learning about headquarters is ori's last step before becoming a full-time agent. but... i don't need to tell you how dangerous this place can be. now, if you'll excuse me i've got my own tour to give. come on, people! - once, i made shoes out of bananas. - nice! - ok, why don't we get on with the tour? alright, ori, welcome to the most sophisticated place on earth. it's a place of wonder and amazement where long-lasting friendship is made and dreams-- - what does this do? - hey!

fairfax county sheriff stacy kincaid is furious an employee at the jail released what she calls incomplete incident reports of the tasing of inmate natosha mckenna. the 37-year-old alexandria mother had schizophrenia. in february when deputies tried to transfer her to the alexandria jail, she fought back. a deputy tased her four times. her heart stopped and she later died. >> handcuffs, leg shackles, mask, still not cooperating, okay, bang, bang, bang, bang, 50,000 volts. we're going to make you submit. with someone with a serious mental illness you have to deescalate the situation. crisis intervention training teaches that and that's where the focus should be. >> reporter: pete early, an add indicate for the mentally ill, said the -- advocate for the mentally ill, said the jail employee who read him the incident reports was afraid the information would not get out. >> when you don't trust county officials to do the right thing, you'll have whistleblowers. >> reporter: fairfax police picked up mckenna on an outstanding warrant for assaulting an alexandria police officer. sheriff kincaid sa

the pc service took a hit and the ceo stacy smith said the prediction our prediction for 2015 is th pc marker will be down. and we're planning for it to be more plat than a growth market. >> josh lipton with more on where the market is headed and how it might impact intel. >> the p market is making headlines for all of the wrong reasons. forcing investors to decide whether pc-sent rick companies are still smart places to commit capital. worldwide pc shipments dropped 7% from a year ago to 68 million units during the quarter of 201 to research firm idc. one dig change last -- big change, la ended support for xp forcing companies to upgrade computers. and th wind isn't as big this year. and that is a problem for a range of companies, including intel. the tech giant controls the market for pc chips which accounts for more than 60% of the sales. microsoft is another company that could suffer if pc demand continues to weaken. analysts at ubs see meaningless declines in the first quarter but they still see it as a buy based in value. some analysts argue that the pc market will pick up this y

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from partnerships and our own martha mc carter for the assistance in the conference and the wonderful stacyprobably the biggest legacy from this conference the lasting gift is the collaboration and relationship building that happened over the course of two years of planning with our other open space agencies. we were the host -- we were the lead agency but we were part of a host city effort that included the california academy of sciences and i really want to thank in particular tom foley and chi quan for opening the facilities and the open space district and the national recreation area and park service and signal out frank moore and mr. dean and howard levit who pored his heart and soul into things happen and i am told lead one of the tours over the we could where i got the most feedback. howard took people on a bike tour across fisherman's wharf and across to the presidio and he pushed them well and it was a work out and managed quite a few hills and things that you don't see in places bike topeka. the golden gate conservancy and i mentioned greg but signal out denise shay from the conse

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meanwhile, marvin and others say there's no time to waste. [ ring ] >> this is stacy at account holders >> reporter: telephone scammers cost americans an estimated $350 million in 2011 an expensive and frustrating problem that many say is just getting worse. so far 278,000 people have signed the consumers union petition and attorneys general in 38 states are also asking the fcc to clarify the regulations. remember, if you have a consumer question or a problem, give us a call at 888-5-helps-u. >> don't they get around it by, you know, calling from offshore sometimes? they are not really in the u.s. at the time? >> reporter: definitely that's one way they get around some of the apps that -- what they're saying is the telephone companies have the technology to block even those calls. it's just a matter of actually using it. >> all right. thank you. >>> well, in tonight's jobs report, jill schlesinger looks at how a career in accounting could pay off for you. >>> reporter: by now, your tax returns should be done and if you found the task of completing them less difficult than most, perhaps

stacy posted this on our facebook page and tree hit a neighbor's garage. you can see the damage.y were fast moving. by later in the a afternoon some sunshine break go through the cloud and that matt posted this. this is one of my favorite pictures ever of a rainbow. it looks like a pot of gold right over that hill in west deptford, new jersey. the pot of the goal, we will instead get a pot of very cold air. not gold but cold. 52 degrees in philadelphia currently. millville 52. trenton 49. allentown 44. reading 44. wilmington 49 degrees. cool air streaming down from the northwest and that is how it will stay for a while. this vortex, low pressure over great lakes is circulating this cold air. parts of the northern new jersey seeing some snow showers but i wouldn't be surprised if the poconos could see a few wet snow flakes tomorrow afternoon. instability snow showers popping up. the bus stop forecast, may be april but jackets are needed. wind chill in philadelphia 32. wind chill and suburbs down in the the 20's. it will feel colder than 39 and 42 degrees. we will have sunshine tom

stacy lewis came in three strokes back. 18 and she misses and they go to sudden death. 18 again and lewis misses a 12-foot par putt. britney won the event in 2009 and wins the ana inspiration. her second major victory and jumping in the poppy pond. djokovic against andy murray. a wicked backhand. able to get it by murray who was gassed up to this point. he gets it over the head of murray. the joker wins in straight sets 7-6 4-6 6-0. they allowed morales a free kick and initially it hits the wall. he misses it the second time. san jose is now 2-3 on the year. the giants are in arizona and a's host the rangers in tomorrow's season opener and we will be live at the coliseum. are you ready for some baseball? >> very exciting. thanks shu. >>> still to come on abc7 news, prayers for peace. holiday services at the vatican and around the world. and a woman hops on to the hood of her car as a carjacker tries to drive off. and saluting the marines. the special you've been part of the family for as long as i can remember. and you just

angeles are looking for person conducted a toddler from a car wash last night please say to year- old stacyound scott safe a few hours after disappearing the girl's mother hirschfeld server with that could not find her this surveillance video shows a white nissan ultimo with a man inside driving through an alley behind the car wash at the same time the girl disappeared witnesses saw similar white car dropper off about 10 mi. away. >> reporter: investigators say the deadly los angeles hotel fire that for some people jump from a second story window is suspicious. the blaze started around 3 yesterday morning in the wilmington area of one person was killed and 15 others suffered burns broken bones and other entries including an eight year-old. arson investigators say the fire is suspicious because it spread so quickly it's of more than one murder firefighters about an hour to put the fire out. >> reporter: knew this morning parents listen to this a new study finds kids are not trading lunches anymore lot of them are skipping the mail. a new analysis of the national health and nutrition survey l

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i'm sandra smith and here today is harris faulkner, andrea tantaros actress stacy dash today's #oneluckyguyme back to the couch fox senior correspondent adam housley and he is "outnumbered." >> nice to see you guys. >> about to be a dad second time. >> now i'm freaking out. i have no time now but will have less time. >> harris and i both separately told him didn't hear each other. >> 30 seconds apart. >> once you have the second you don't know what you did all the time with the first. >> will

american stacy lewis par 4 11. couple of bounce.oll l eagle. 69 dade for fifth at 3 under par. 7 sports brought to you by toyota. were yours up 3 games to "newsnight"the game 4 with a chance to close it out saturday in new orleans and pelicans just have to be absolutely tell motionally devastated. >> in any great championship story there's always a big moment somewhere along the way. this may have been the big moment. thinks a game for all times nobody will ever forget. >> thanks. >> say that with no remorse. >> not a lot. >> the that's it for us ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. ugh. come on, jules. it's a game. just pick any celebrity you'd wanna have sex with for an hour. an hour? no one. okay, 15 minutes. dan rather. it's a long story. are you really wearing that t-shirt? yeah. i've never been to ohio, but i do love this shirt, because the o's frame my boobs perfectly and it says "hi" in the middle. (dog barking

one of whom is an american, stacy backer from seattle washington.appened to be in nepal on vacation. volunteer. former pair medic, and fire fighter. volunteering here right now. a woman. pregnant woman who has sustained injuries because of the earthquake. in the vimage. two hours away. conversation we overheard was how they were frying to figuree out if they could sort of set up a make shift landing zone for a helicopter. there is no way she can get down here in the condition she is in. they can't at this stage get up to her. this very much a local effort we are seeing here. people say -- that they're waiting for the more professionals to show up. they have been driving the roads and 4 x 4 vehicles. ever since the quake struck. sending information on to the larger organizations about the situation. on the roads. it took us in total, 8, 9 hours just to get to this stage. there were of course those torrential rainfalls that happened overnight. you do feel the ground tremoring. aftershocks still taking place. the danger right now. coming from landslide

stacy gruber is serious about pot. >> i want you to name the color and not to read it. >> okay. >> in her labs in mclean hospital near boston. she's using high-tech imaging to see what happens in the brain when you smoke. >> when you first smoke, that you light up a spliff, a joint, a smoke, and receptors are throughout the brain respond, and these are areas of the brain responsible for things like pleasure, memory, learning, sensation, sense of time and space, coordination, movement, appetite and other drives shall we say. so it's sort of an overall impact, right? >> so reward, pleasure, hunger. you have this overall feeling of wellbeing they say. that all sounds pretty good. >> it does sound pretty good. >> and it's not just feeling good, but there is this phenomenon reported by many smokers over the years, especially famous artists, the ability to be more creative. >> when you feel that high, there's sort of a release of dopamine, and your brain has the ability now to perceive things slightly differently from the way you might have if you hadn't been smoking pot. what you really s

charley hoffman's his wife stacy sent food. >> reporter: he has a new perspective on the game.parently has never changed. >> she woke up and one of the first thing she said was, i'm sorry for the masters. >> i'm pulling for mark leishman. >>> the nfl will dominate social media tomorrow night because of the draft but be sure to proofread your post before hitting send. the grammar police are watching. >> conjunction junction, what's their function -- >> remember that, ken? the "wall street journal" conducted a study for the fan bases with the worst grammar in the nfl. the redskins topped the list with nearly 17 mistakes per 100 words. the 49ers, 17 with 7 mistakes. the raiders smartest 24. >> there you go out of 100 words. >> spelling counts. >> all right. we are keeping an eye on the situation in menlo park. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ fema

give me james give me stacy. ["family feud" theme plays] >> aww! [laughter] steve: uh...ssing. steve: all right, now. hey, hey, hey. >> you see that miss? steve: yeah, you was--missed it a little bit too much right there. [laughter and applause] all right, here we go. top 8 answers on the board. fill in the blank. "i told my family don't pull the plug on me as long as i cant still" what? >> breathe. steve: still breathe. james? >> walk. steve: walk. >> ohh! >> gonna play.