stefan bondy has plenty to say about jason collins' news. he covers the news for "new york daily news" he's in los angeles. is it your feeling, stefan, that you'll see him on the court tonight playing against the lakers? >> i absolutely think that he's going to play tonight. i think it's going to be a historic occasion at the staples center in los angeles. i'm looking forward to it. you know, they sign him because they needed him and they signed him because they need a frontcourt player. they're kind of depleted in that department. he doesn't have overwhelming stats, but he's a guy that can plug a hole for them and i fully expect him to play tonight. >> stefan, we heard this question being asked of michael sam yesterday during the nfl combine, but how do you think this will play in the locker room in the nba? >> i think they are very open to it. we talk to players already about it. and they all said they would welcome him with open arms. joe johnson, who is the lone all-star on the team this year said everybody's comfortable with their own s

joining us is frank ormond, and violin curator stefan hersch.come, great to have you on the program. stefan, good to have you back here. >> thank you. >> frank, let me ask you first. tell us what happened when they stole the violin from you. >> we just finished a concert on a series that i run here in milwaukee. i was leaving through the stage door. my car was not parked far away. i walked out with a few other musicians, and they walked ahead of me. and i was putting things in my trunk, and there was a car parked - backed in next to my car. i was about to strap the violentlyin in the back seat of the car. it was an older van and a guy walked around and got a little closer. i saw a couple of lights and realised that's happens before you get hit with a taser. >> you're holding on to it carefully. go ahead. >> no, i went down and got up very quickly and saw a van driving off and no vil scrin case. it was -- violin case. it was pretty apparent to me what had happened. >> did you ever think you'd see it again? >> yes, i wasn't sure when. i mean, of c

gentlemen welcome, stefan, great to have you back here. >> nice to see you john. >> frank let me ask you first. tell us what happened when they stole this violin from you. >> we just finished a concert on a chamber music series i run actually here in milwaukee and i was leaving through the stage door and my car was not parked very far away. i walked out with a few other musicians that were on the concert and they sort of walked ahead of me a little bit. and i was putting some things in my trunk and there was a car parked backed in next omy car. and i was just about to strap the violin actually in the back seat of the car like i usually do and a guy walked around the front of the -- it was an older van and just got a little closer and a little closer and i saw a couple of lights and then i realized that that's what happens just before you get with it with a taser. >> you are holding onto it very carefully -- go ahead. >> no, i went down and got up very quickly. and saw a van driving off, and no violin case. so it was pretty apparent to me what had happened to me right then. >> did you

piece of cake for stefan curry. he lobs it up to break driven putting the west a -- putting the west ahead by 14, check this score out 163-155, what is the defense. >>> and there was a lot of the that after that. a lot of scoring. >> seeing red over pink, the criticism the sonoma county business is drinking. $>>>♪ plus turning deadly in the u.s. k. >>> dude morning a lot of people have -- good morning, a lot of people have the day off and it is a it decent drive in the west side valley. >>> we will have a little rain in the forecast, temperatures will they warm up or stay cool? . >>> it is 4:43 a lot of snow knocked out power for thousands of customers and we had problems at the airport, jet blue had to cancel flights in and out of boston last wednesday through saturday. >>> one of a alleged craigslist killers is saying she killed not just one but many others. 19-year-old miranda confessed to killing 22 people. she would lure in her victims and become their friend and kill them but the 19-year-old said she stopped c

stefan, dumer head of virginia tech's biomedical department has been much. >> the mission is not to endootball, but understand what is better. research? >> we can tell a college player, what exposure you have, if you are a quarterbacker, lion backer - we can tell you what the exposure is. >> that impact simulated 100 gs of slartion on the -- acceleration on the brain. is. >> that's the kind of force you may experience in a serious car crash. so right here on this diagram you can see the impacts that players are taking. >> this is how professor dumer collects his detat with hits, he picks up the angle and acceleration of the head any time a player is hit. >> so the system is showing real-time impacts? >> basically within a couple of seconds of the impact it comes into the antenna and we can see live what happens to the players. >> you can plot this out through a practice or on entire season. >> we were one of the first teams to limit exposure and practices. we had data saying we are getting really high exposure and practice. the data allowed us to see that. >> in 2011 virginia tech teame

you. >>> a fashionable man is stefan so it will be interesting this next story. glamorous crowds in london as the capital's fashion week is well underway. our next fashionista, karen went down to the shows to find out what's hot and what's not. >> 2014 has been hit and miss so far with fashion industry profits, but here at the biannual showcase in london, designers are doing all they can to fire up consumer spending. >> trends show layering and a bit of help of intricate detailing. they're looking to the future. pringle of scotland is steeped in history. the queen is a customer. it hasn't stopped the country from venturing into the country. 3-d printing was used to create these. >> it's a change from many disciplines such as design and also design architecture is being uselized for architecture. it is the first time that 3-d printing is almost woven and interconnected, knitted together with something which relate fashion and garments. >> here at vivian west where despite the bevy of activity, the aim of the game is to sell less not more as the designer strives to

six till they come to their moments he scored twice taking him out of real madrid legend alfredo to stefan and i maintain that the lady is all time scorers list. even without the suspended cristiano ronaldo real madrid maintain that title push with a three nil victory over struggling to pay it the victory made three alpine level on points with pasta and put it down a treat the tale of lily got to see that the government. what of negative over to the netherlands and i need to fill the mushroom stole the show with the amsterdam arena on sunday the denmark international school the concluding two penalties to help the reigning champions and current leaders to a three nil win over how to bend it. after jordan's ball in the last thing on extra keen to get back to winning ways to serve and put themselves out of reach of title one eagles twenty three the dozen and wasted little time in taking control danish midfielder shaun confessing to penalties the fest coming after a tackle and send the young the second spot kick was awarded after a handful placed upon him also the show was made to wait until

bank of america gave this man, stefan seelig, more than $9 million in bonus pay as he was nominated toecome the undersecretary of commerce for international trade. and this man, michael froman, got over $4 million when he left citigroup to become the current u.s. trade representative. now, both are no doubt honorable men -- they are all honorable men -- but when push comes to shove, and the financial interests of huge corporations are on the table, we can only hope they will act as independent men, not faithful servants of the deep state. but given the secrecy, we may never know. according to fang, many large corporations with a strong incentive to influence public policy give executives bonuses and other incentive pay if they take jobs within the government. among them; goldman sachs, morgan stanley, jp morgan chase, the blackstone group, fannie mae, northern trust. citigroup even provides an executive contract that awards additional retirement pay upon leaving to take a "full time high-level position with the u.s. government or regulatory body." i'm not making this up. you get a bigg

this is amy and this is stefan.t show and i want to say being out here with my co-anchors and my dear friend and my husband is the perfect way to end. this is the job i always wanted and i had the best time and i met the best people, and i want to thank the crew and the cast and especially the writers and thank you very much. and take us out, secily. >> for weekend update. >> good night. >> more than a decade on that desk. it is time now for "first buzz." bill joins us now with his thoughts on that. did you see how emotional they got? >> it's like a family up there and they're so close. and i can't wait to see how seth works with jimmy. there's always been a disconnect because the shows were on two coasts. but i think being here, they'll probably do a lot of interacting maybe. it'll be fun to see how that changes. >> i think that's going to be great. >> i loved bill hader looking at cecily saying you don't even know him. >> they keep turning them out. >> she's been doing great. >>> all right. the other thing we are

using translation assistance will be allowed twice the amount of of time to stefan and if you would like a document to be displayed on the overhead projector please clearly state such to sfgov-tv and remove the document when the screen should return to live coverage of the meeting. >> let's hear from our first speaker. >>> jesus said, verily i say unto you, it should be more tolerable for the land of sodom and gomorrah in the day of judgment than for that city that rejected him. apparently in luke 16 it is very interesting because most of the arguments that come to christians say, well, nobody has died and come back again. but this answers it. the word of god was always the answer for jesus. he always said, have you not read, have you not read what the scripture says. and he said there was a certain rich man which was clothed in purple and fine linen and he fared sum wasly every day. there was a certain beggar named lazarus who desired to be fed from the crumbs from the rich man's table. more over the dogs came and licked his soars. sores. ~. it came to pass he died and was carried to ab

so stefan went to the stratum fagen newspaper which is sold by the homeless and unemployed and offer to launch the charity supplement in order to boost its sales for sure it's a little bit political incorrect but this is the only way to get more people into the subject homelessness and so we decided to do it the newspapers distributed through kiosks such as this one so the city's homeless can come here and buy in copies for sixty cents apiece which they then sell on for one year a fifty and they're able to make a profit but certainly in the time that we've been here several people have come up trying to buy in more copies of that super hobo supplement that has been selling so well super hobos breath stinks he dreams of oceans of beer and yet the homeless vendors don't take offense it's a very good idea it should have been thought of earlier the comic supplement makes it heavier and i can't carry as many copies but it's not too bad you just don't carry on. now the customers are asking for. it's comic because they had super hard to. the document publication a step brighter than the for

asian markets this was quite calm trading investors wait for the ecb decision to come tomorrow when stefan golf and fight for their seats on the wrong market numbers starting in frankfurt the dax was down by a bit more than ten percent to ninety one sixteen euro stocks fifteen unchanged for the day the dow jones industrial average in new york slightly open on fifteen for fifty euro slightly up against the dollar. who's going to the red carpet at the deli allah stay with us will be back. mule. you decide you want to watch the images. programs the whole package. dw on the future. media center. dw tell you. i mean. i eye moran. you see. the blue cool. a toast in seo. he eye welcome back europe's first really big chill just full of the year gets going. on thursday the belly now festival goers are gearing up for the opening film by wes anderson the grand budapest hotel. star studded movie is about the escapades of a crafty concierge between the two world wars that was killed in an old department store in a sea of headaches. germany's eastern border. the building have otherwise spent on use for

independiente que se confesó abiertamente gay y se presentó como travesti ante la comunidad, lourdes stefan ese día se había disfrazado de prostituta y la gente cómo nos gritaba en la calle, era u poco fuerte pero es de las historias más curiosas que llamó la atención, de cura a travesti de noche ♪. >>> la transformación es impactante, de día es le padre anthony y de noche ♪. big momma ♪. >>> yo soy big momma. >>> y qué eres tú. >>>s oy un sacerdote cato ly me encnata. >>> es que la historia del padre que pertenece a la iglesia católica independiente de la caridad está llena de sorpresas tiene maestrías en administración de salud, psicología y estudia una tercera en historia clásica y antigua, y su inclinación sexual lo llevó a buscar una opción más liberal. >>> cuándo notste que eras gay. >>> probablemente a los 5 años, estaba enamorado de batman y robin, tal vez eran sus capas, no sé >>> y así cuando cae el sol y tiene tiempo libre, se suelta la sotana para ser una figura despampanante. >>> big momma es muy bonita. >>> anthony asegura que desde pequeño tuvo los dos llamadas, sabía que que

>> this is amy and this is stefan. >> i just want to say, you are doing such a great job.old me so much about you. >> it is my last show and i just want to say being out here with my co-anchors and my dear friend and my husband is the perfect way to end. this is the job i always wanted and i had the best job and i met the best people and i just want to thank the crew and the cast and especially the writers and, lauren, and thank you very much. take us out. >> good night. >> there have been so many good hosts, but i think he was one of the best. >> good luck to him as he's taking over nbc "late night." >> fallon moves to host "tonight show" moving back to new york. >> thank you so much for spending part of your morning with us. we're not done yet. >> a lot more ahead for the next hour of your "new day" starts right now. >>> all righty. sunday is upon us. i hope you have a little chance to breathe today and just do a little relaxing. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. 7:00 out here on the east coast and 4:00 out west. "new day sunday." this is the sunday a lot of foo

. >>> time now 137, they have history all-star game and stefan curry had it and he will be going downthe history books for the way he played. >>> a stunning confession for a man she met through craigslist be a the shocking region echo claimed she did it. but we will give you the drive times f-i tie you will this week what about increasing rain clouds, can we find anymore? [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ . >>> welcome back, it was a double shooting in east san jose. police found a man and woman who had been shot at least once and both are expected to survive. they are still not clear what led up to the gunfire. >>> a man is shot with killing a man she met on craigslist. it is part of her involvement in a satanic cult. she made t

. >> stefan weitz, thank you for joining us on "bloomberg west."ou can watch us streaming on your phone, tablet, bloomberg.com, and on bloomberg tv. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. 3m may not be a household name, but their products touch our lives daily. we're talking about band-aids, cleaning products, and post-its. rachel crane goes inside 3m's labs to find out how it is innovating. >> you might recognize their work, but the company's real value is in the glue that makes those tiny papers stake. >> you get up in the morning and you start your day and you wonder how many 3m products that i use today? more than you can count. >> 3m's bottom line is all about adhesive. it has got that market cornered. >> many of the products we produce are used in larger and different devices. our product is embedded in the final product so you do not know it is necessarily in there. >> the chemicals that make stuff stake is not new, but the technologies that they go into our. that is what is keeping these guys in business. >> in order to gr

. >> stefan went to download the google translate app, access to storage, my text messages, which i don'tfeel about that. nine different areas of his phone were to be given access before they downloaded. >> i don't know why they would need my account information for me to translate something into another language, so i'm not sure. >> we're trading privacy for convenience. >> mr. kline with tech security says downloading those free apps can come at the highest price. too many of us suffer from what he calls privacy fatigue, a never ending barrage of access to our information asking us to simply click accept. >> the difference between what a good and bad application does is invisible until they start stealing your logging credentials. you've given those rights away. >> even as something as simple as a flashlight. >> i had to give it access to my gps location, camera and my phone calls. security experts call that scary. >> your all these necessary to have a flashlight? >> i thought maybe you could tell me. >> it's useful to the flashlight vendor who takes it and sell its. >> the makers of th

. >> stefan went to download the google translate app, access to storage, my text messages, which i don'tow how i feel about that. nine different areas of his phone were to be given access before they downloaded. >> i don't know why they would need my account information for me to translate something into another language, so i'm not sure. >> we're trading privacy for convenience. >> mr. kline with tech security says downloading those free apps can come at the highest price. too many of us suffer from what he calls privacy fatigue, a never ending barrage of access to our information asking us to simply click accept. >> the difference between what a good and bad application does is invisible until they start stealing your logging credentials. you've given those rights away. >> even as something as simple as a flashlight. >> i had to give it access to my gps location, camera and my phone calls. security experts call that scary. >> your all these necessary to have a flashlight? >> i thought maybe you could tell me. >> it's useful to the flashlight vendor who takes it and sell its. >> the mak

uh, it's about steven and stefan. they wanna see that house on briar again. really? there, i think they got mail. yeah, well, that's why i'm calling. they hate upsetting people, unless, of course, it's me.

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i love paris in the run up to its mlc seven years old on the state sees at six hundred kilos and stefan totes that the farmer to raise her. it still does little to do better. they also can watch was elected to taiwan to tallinn this year that count as has been chosen to be the face of the show it's a dream that is rather behind and curious but we can conclude they're not used to being alone because normally the bill would be with her other fifty six there are fifty seven friends to cycle to cycle to go. i mean this whole or in different regions or you can taste the finished products the very best offense agriculture has he offered started and for strong say in the center front sad attempt of the joint something i needed to just a couple of steps or in the northwest of fronts were in receipt of the new add some wonderful delicacies like to do this on to an end of the study that salted butter caramel and cream in the new statute itself. mr branson poster said her that i think it's not something you can eat everyday but now i'm in and listened to them and have begun chantelle sociable silk

stefan, you made an important point early on this morning, we'll look at the net interest income margin there, so tell us a bit about that and what the key numbers are. >> yes, the lending business improved by 7% between the third and the fourth quarter last year. i'm talking about the net interest income, which is the difference between how much a bank charges for the loans compared to what it pays for deposits. and it was 690 million euros for the fourth quarter. that was higher than expected. and it shows that this business is recovering for bankia, but that's not the case. most have announcing improvement for the last part of the year, but not a lot of dividends. that's why it's a good signal from bankia. but you mentioned the profit, it was blue expectations. on a good note, we have the ratio at 14.7% of the year. this is higher than the fourth quarter. and this is also higher than the average of the spanish banking sector. so it's a mixed bag that we have been responding to. >> thank you so much, stephane. we'll check in with you shortly in the show. now we'll look at julius baer

you want the lay of this dynasty stefan the kid's head. i did not think for a wide variety of reasons he will look at it and really want to run and not pull the trigger. when you look at the republican field by stories combativeness, the recidivists, mike huckabee and rick santorum going after the social thing. rick perry running where rick perry runs. after the election jury said that -- said, well, you know, in 2012 by one to run for president in the worst wait, and i did. [laughter] as much running to get the monkey off his back. you will see how that because. santorum and huckabee. then you give into the tea party senators. and, you know, ted cruises will we thought rand paul was going to be. you know, the gatt coming into the capitol building with uneasy spraying it in every direction rolling grenades down the aisle and trying to be the most destructive force that he could possibly be. the thing is, in the presidential race the establishment, remember how the establishment, during the time when gingrich was a front runner and the repu

that year stefan took it to the federal court. we took compensation and sued to force the village to pace the 54 units of housing that had been destroyed. the people of the community were looking after the home. if e don want them in the community they want them to do the work. >> the case stretched on for second years. >> i never imagined i would get this case. >> before going to court it was settled. >> 54 unit of housing will be built. they will not be guaranteed houses here. >> farming dale will be a model for affordable housing. we believe that 10 to 20% of the projects coming into the village should be affordable. >> that means staying in the community where he has worked and lived for decades. they know we are people that contribute to the commoupty. just as we have professionals. day labourers are part of the town. >> thanks to the per cent veerps of nine imagreements. >> flooding in south america. the continuous rain storm leaving tens of thousands of homes underwater. for 138 years it's been nothing but pure breeds at th

on the heads of stefan but there are that started i mean you have i have pictures in front of me showing some one of those who don't like spend the entire hour going during the positive side you would do the nazi parties thought you had one. terrible it is terrible on again and i have to agree with the there's not enough of this is covered in western media here and it's quite shocking by the way again you'll. notice he wanted to jump in there i mean i guess i'll disagree with james that mean these plans i mean they do plan these things all the time and you know what they go wrong almost all of the time we go through iraq afghanistan we go to libya was happening in syria right now i mean these plans never work what if the tea party set up tents on the mall in washington they burned down the democratic national committee headquarters they occupied congress they barricaded baner in his office and they demanded that obama either overturn obamacare or resign what would the u.s. do and would have russian politicians came down in these a camp months and started encouraging them strategizing the