terry and jim were going to lunch, they took it to terry and terry said, oh, my god. we need to talk about this. he cancelled his meeting with jim, gave him some lame excuse that he couldn't go with him and we went to lunch together with the document. as we're having lunch and reading the document. who walks in but jim, he kind of looked at jerry, you know, so anyway. everyone got real excited about it. our task force, you have to understand, it relates to a question you ask before. we had just come off a very compelling suspect that jim had determined could not possibly be the unabomber. the task force members, a lot of them believed sincerely it was. they worked, hard, long, exhausting hours. we said, man, we need to give them a break, before we start on this again. and so, we do a little recognizance, terry does, jim is gone, he won't be back. perfect. i'll lay it on his desk with a little yellow on it and say we need to talk about this on monday morning. >> we go downstairs in the federal building and relax. we hadn't been there 15 minutes and his pager is going o

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is it true what terry says? you have to cut her slack because her intellect muscles have not been fully formed being a movie star all her life? >> i don't think you need to cut her slack as much as you should ignore her as an ignorant person. in the interview thisy said well i don't follow the news. it won't stop me from spouting off about it. before the interview we were flipping through the channels and there was a making of about this. where is the documentary about the guys who were the bad guys and nobody would have the guts to make that thought. hollywood is only comfortable with two portrayals. they are racist red neck homophobes or there is damaged goods. the idea that somebody can be intelligent and have those values, it is so foreign. they say you must be insane if you think that way. >> exactly. >> you were a military veteran and you are unstable and weird. so maybe you -- maybe k-stew is right. >> she may not be wrong. >> she was great as the little boy in "panic room." >> you are awful. >> this mean

pumpkin patch, terry.n't want to push you here. >> stephen: you're not pushing me at all. >> the point is will you and can you be comfortable wearing women's clothing? >> stephen: terry, i wish i had time to show you. i'm very comfortable wearing women's clothing. >> 811, tribeca grand hotel. (laughter) >> stephen: terry gilliam, "the zero theorem" opens tomorrow! we'll be right ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. here's the situation-- a contaminated energy drink has turned everyone into mutants. - ( roars ) - all this place needs is a hero. one who doesn't just survive, but does it with style! - ( rock music playing ) - ♪ i can't hide ♪ ♪ i'm too high ♪ ♪ ain't time for a drive-by... ♪ can you save sunset city? of course you can. it's a -- video game. announcer: rated m for mature. ( announcer speaks ) finally, the purple pill,hr the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand, comes

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that was terry's thing, her journalism was a beautiful thing, as was terry, but behind that beauty andand seemingly effortless style was a good soul and a remarkably good person. to staff members who loved her and crewmember who is these past few days couldn't help sharing stories about her, like how she used to cut it very close getting to the set, but cut no guest any slack when the tally light was on, or how she loved juicy gossip. she would disarm you with a smile that would melt you because she really did dacare f you. i remember hearing from her not too long after i had been diagnosed with -- she said stay strong for your family. how ironic now, i think of terry's family now, i think of her loving husband ron of 20 years, her wonderful fun of dad of 50 years. many of you have no doubt read about the passing of a financial anchor who talked about prices. trust me when i say, the world has lost something far more priceless. that eel that's why i still can't fathom any of this. who here now is going to tell me, you're really going to wear that? terry kenan, gone at 53. óqoqúú . >>

terry said perfect. i can't withhold it from him so i will take it in and lay it on his desk with a little yellow flynn on it and say we need to talk about this monday morning and we go downstairs to the cafeteria at have a cup of coffee and relax and we haven't been there 15 minutes and this is the day of the pager and his pager is going off like crazy with the signal number that the boss wants to see you. he didn't go home. he came back and the minute he read it he got excited and we went back up and carry talked to him and jim said this is the man. this is the unabomber. we are turning of the ship, 2417 actual suspects, not just people of interest but actual suspect so he was very perceptive. >> the document was 1973? >> 1971. >> there was a treatise ted kaczynski had given to his brother and his brother had kept that and when you read those pages from and said many years before and compared it to a reading of the manifesto i came to the conclusion the same person wrote it and others did as well. you

terry mcsweeney at civic center plaza. right now the joy of the win. >> just a few dozen people here. looking for a camera to scream and yell behind. tri try how to talk calmly so they don't come over here. 2 1/2 hours, the place was overflowing with people across the street. everybody watching the big screen. overflowing, going crazy. and when that final out was recorded, these fans let loose. [ indiscernible ] >> it's what you call a gamble. >> if they got whone? what do you do? >> eat them. >> excited? >> it was crazy. very nerve-racking. >> everybody jumped up and got excited. >> they're getting, belttter an better. looking for number four. i'm happy that they won. >> we did it. we did it. >> i think i want to marry the last woman we saw there. looking at the big screen. sieveic center plaza. they will be moving the entire thing, across the street. there is going to be a stage in front of city hall. big screens there for the crud here in civic center plaza. then that stage is going to be dragged across the street so pe

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leave it to terri to rain on an economic parade. leave it to terri's passing to rain on economic reporting itself. we'll miss you, friend. terri . >>> ebola in manhattan. the most densely populated metropolis in america. infected new yorkers, a physician who treated patients in west africa, and he just flew back through jfk airport clearing our supposedly newly enhanced ebola screening process. so does this prove that screening doesn't work, and the only thing that will work is a travel ban from the ebola outbreak region? hi, everybody. i'm david assen, and welcome to "forbes on fox." in focus to find out. our panel. a lot of other countries are imposing a travel ban, and to

terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> tragic night for cal fire. thank you, terry. we invite you to stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the air tanker crash. we will have the latest on the crash tomorrow morning. on today in the bay. that begins at 4:30. >> a unique plan to fund neighborhood security in san jose is being shot down by city leadersment some say it is a political ploy. san jose right now has an enviable issue. a $17 million budget surplus. $17 million. city councilman, pro posed taking $2 million from that surplus, to combat the recent surge in home burglaries. he wants to subsidize city residents for buying items, alarm systems and security cameras. the council mixed the idea. members plan to use sur flus hire additional police officers. take a look what is happening in free mont. a string of weekend thefts. caught on surveillance video. three tech businesses were hit. here is the video. police believe the same men were involved in all three crimes. close to $2 million worth of computers and video production equipment were stolen. >> we

terry, are you a medic. people don't know this, but are you a medic. >> i was a green better ray medic. >> stop bragging. >> all of you, you are welcome for your freedom. >> did new jersey officials overreact with this nurse? she had a temperature of 101, but then said it was because she was flushed and upset. do you think the officials overreacted? do you think she overreacted? am i overreacting? >> maybe, i don't know. christie's job, he is doing the best he can for the new jersey residents. so christie's job is to protect new jersey and its citizens. if the federal government has not handled it well, which they haven't, the disease or however you want to look at it, he is doing the right thing. if this gal has a federal lawsuit for being quarantined she is a miserable person. >> i love that you use the word gal. gal? >> is that bad? broad? >> no, broad is bad. the white house is against quarantines for all returning medical workers. where do you stand on this or sit for that matter? >> first let me say al

his mother terry, the strong matriarch shaken. >> horror. the torture of not knowing where he is or what happened. that's every parent's worst nightmare and i guess we're living it. >> reporter: as weeks passed, no one knew if brian carrick was dead or alive. >> johnsburg police were involved. illinois state police became involved. the fbi became involved. people were searching the places where brian might go around town. they had the search dogs, they had -- psychics would come to terry's front door, and try and tell her where he might be. >> reporter: val's foods posted a $25,000 reward. grocer jerry casciaro's daughters, julia and joanne. i think some people would say, "you're putting up $25,000 for somebody who works for them. not a family member but an employee." >> because, you know, the carricks needed it. they didn't have the money. we were desperate to try and find what happened to him. >> reporter: the carricks and the casciaro's, two of johnsburg's most well-known families. friendly for nearly 20 years. almost half of the carrick

worker is smou somehow fulfill pled and terry will address that issue thank you. >> thank you. >> >> next speaker. >> so supervisor jane kim and i did not i don't think you've called our name you can fill out a blue card if you don't want to you can speak after the blue cards. >> terry with the building construction i appreciate supervisor kim's support and the reiteration of that this afternoon that is the case that our folks are immediately effected by the categorical pause, if you will, in the issue of night time permits there is a lot of work but if you're working a swing or graveyard and coming out of the ground where it's not drywall work but concrete or rigging work you'll be immediately effected by this and we've heard what charley didn't tell you people are being laid off so people 0 who are gradually crawling out of the hole of 4 years of recession are now having to go to the halls and wait for more work and wait for a phone call that delay you hear and their work is not linear it can be geometric for example if you have a concrete pump for a pour on a particular day the co

sadly last september we lost terry, the world lost terry and her family lost terry. she died at the age of 53 from smoking. as she died, she actually insisted that we come to her bedside and film one more set of ads, so that she could help even more people not be killed by tobacco. another individual, nathan moose, was also a victim of smoking, although he never smoked. he was one of those 2.5 million people killed by tobacco, although they never smoked. he worked for 11 years in a casino that allowed smoking and secondhand smoke permanently damaged his lungs. he worked to improve health in his community and for all americans and unfortunately he also died last year at the age of 54. both of these individuals participated in tips from former smokers campaign. that campaign has saved tens of thousands of lives and prevented hundreds of millions in health care costs. quitting can be hard. but i'll end with one message for everyone that smokes. quitting is hard but it is the single most important thing you can do to improve your health. most americans who've ever smoked

>> reporter: well the free ride is coming to an end, terry. here at the concord station it will cost a dollar a day to park. one passenger began seeing the new signs last thursday, telling customers the parking fee will be starting. while a dollar doesn't seem like a lot, for commuters it is an everyday fee. you have to remember your stall number and pay inside the gate. only four bart stations remain that don't charge for parking. come monday, it will be three and some folks are not very happy. >> i think society these days as a whole is just becoming financially a struggle for most people. >> yeah. >> and so when they throw in something like this, it just makes it even more difficult. >> i think it is 5.65 one way from here to the embarcadero. it's over $11 round trip. now we're looking 12 bucks, so, yeah, that really adds up. >> reporter: other bart riders we spoke with say they were expecting the new fee because other bart stations have instituted one and they don't mind paying it. after monday when the concord station begins the new charg

>> that's--that's what i'm talking about, terry. >> that's what i'm saying.y tree. 14 questions spread over 2 rounds with money values going from 100 bucks all the way up to $1 million.

[cheers and applause] >> i'm ready, terry. >> [laughs] >> i'm ready, terry. >> how you doing? how you doing? >> i'm good, thanks. >> will, your first word

nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney is at sfo with some answers. terry. >> reporter: yeah, american airlines says the safety of this plane was never in question, but the passengers had no way of knowing that. all they knew is where they were sitting the walls started caving in and the pilot at first refused to return to the airport. >> and all of a sudden there were loud popping and ripping noise. >> reporter: that is what passengers heard. and this is what james wilson saw while taking off from sfo en route to dallas this afternoon. >> in row 14 on both sides of the cabin started ripping in and tearing in. and we started screaming and shouting. >> reporter: wilson says the flight attendants aboard the boeing 757, which looks like this, did a good job of keeping everyone calm. >> everyone was wondering we're not going to stay in this airplane as long as it's -- it's still making noise and listening. >> reporter: after checking the damage the attendants made a stunning announcement. >> when they peeled back the panels to check for daylight and there

greg, rich robinson, how about it for terry winfield. brian johnson, everyone. and the man that needs no introduction, i simply say to you the home run king. ladies and gentlemen, mr. barry bonds. you can show him your love. of course. do it, do it. now on to our giants hall of famers starting with mr. gay lord perry. the baby bull orlando zepeda. the dominican one our beloved willie mckovey. and last but not least the best player to ever play this game, the great willie mays. [ cheers and applause ] all right, now we have to take a moment to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners, bank of america, aaa, dignity health, miller coors, please give it up to our community partners. they made it happen today. we also want to recognize comcast sportsnet bay area which brings sports to our area all season long and they made it possible to be viewed by giants fans all over california and of course a big shout out to our listeners to fans flagship radio station on kgbrb sports leader. we have a very special greeting from a san francisco favo

terri. journalism, $200, please. [ beep ] "shrouded in mystery." back to you, terri.g lyrics, $200. terri. what is "don't go chasing waterfalls"? or what is "waterfalls"? that's it. okay. song, $400.

terri, where do we start? movie title, $200, please. terri. who is madea? yes. movie, $400.ovies, $600. rri. who is brian? good. who is pan? yes. movie, $800. carol. who is carlito? yes. movie title for $1,000.

>> come here, terry. >> [laughs] >> oh, come on over here. oh!ews. >> ease on down the road, adam. that's how you do it.

. >>> virginia governorrer terry mcauliffe avalanche -- governor terry mcauliffe apologizing for making a suggestion for a job off for his daughter. >> for our virginia citizens. >> reporter: virginia democratic governor terry mcauliffe said he was unaware his chief of staff, paul reagan, made a potential job offer to the daughter of a state senator who was considering resigning this summer. phil pucketts resignation gave republicans control of the senate and torpedoed mcauliffe's goal of expanding medicaid. mcauliffe blasted republicans for luring puckett away with a job offer. it was said i know there's a lot of frustration with your daughter not getting a judgeship. if there's something we can do for her, we have a couple of big agencies here that we still need agency heads. we would be very eager to accommodate her if that would be helpful in keeping you in the senate. we would basically do anything. >> near literally offering the children -- they're literally offering the children of agency jobs. >> reporter: rich kelsey, assistant dean of george mason law school, says the governor

panel who are going to join naquasia, michael and rasheen.ra terry o'donnell, the coed tour of people's world, homegrown here in chicago. howard kling, secretary of the international labor communications association afl-cio and editor of minnesota working.members else redmond, organizing national board member of jobs with justice.na so panelists, kari and howard, this story is as old as dirt.ols corporations making mega profits and paying the workers barely a living wage.

[cheers and applause] >> i'm ready, terry. >> [laughs] >> i'm ready, terry. >> how you doing?. >> will, your first word was volkswagen? >> it was. >> you love cars.

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an member of jobs with justice.so panelists, terry and howard, this story is as old as dirt. corporations making mega profits and paying the workers barely a living wage. the left and labor press has always covered the struggles for better life of working people. tell us, one story that you have

so the 2014 honorary latino card goes to terry cruz. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, oh.ficial. we're now going to spell your last name c-r-u-z. cruz. >> gracias. >> bilingual. look at that already. >> i'm going to use this. i hope it doesn't get me in trouble sometime. >> no, no, no. >> no, that's okay. >> we are live, terry. >> i know. >> now, let's go to pit bull's "love and sex store" with enrique iglacias. >> we can't be there with you tonight. unfortunately we're on tour. but it's an honor and pleasure. >> fortunately we're on tour. >> it's not a chore, my friend. he's had an amazing career, especially in the past four years, five years, ten years. >> plus we got 20 more years to go. so this award on behalf of the alma awards for the nclr year in music is "spe [ speaking spanish ] >> who better than to receive an award from enrique iglacias. he's given me so many opportunities. to everybody at the almas, thanks very much. [ speaking spanish ] [ cheers and applause ] >> we hope you enjoy tonight's nclr alma awards. it's been a great night to celebrate the achievement

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so he called me up and he was like -- is this -- terry winter -- i'm calling -- yeah, terry.u on set. okay, bye. >> jimmy: you assumed he was calling to tell you you died? >> well, we didn't see each other socially. he wasn't calling to say you want to get a latte or something. [ laughter ] you want to play tennis -- >> jimmy: he wanted ad space on wnib, no -- [ laughter ] >> i'm terry weiner calling from wnib -- >> jimmy: he worked for wnib? that was -- anyways -- i want to say that's hilarious, and now it's a cartoon. [ laughter ] they don't know, they don't know. they don't know anything. they're watching, they're having fun. >> you'll get your 3-d glasses in a minute. >> jimmy: "young ones," you're fantastic yet again. >> thank you. >> jimmy: another great role. you know, you're one of my favorites. this is like kind of like a a futuristic -- type of western. i would kind of put it. is that the way you would describe this? >> yeah, it's a real conglomeration of things, it's a family drama, it's a science fiction, it's a western. but i think more than anything it's a real

i'm terry crews. i'll be your host. and you can also check me out on brooklyn nine-nine.ers and applause] our first contestant says she could use some courage today, so she's channeling her spirit animal. from yonkers, new york, please welcome annmarie grillo. [cheers and applause] how are you? >> oh, my god! >> so nice to meet you, annmarie. you are channeling your spirit animal. >> yes, terry, my spirit animal is you. >> oh, my goodness. >> whoo! >> i'm my own spirit animal; that's what's so crazy. >> yes, because, you know, we both have rough exteriors, but on the inside we're just like soft little kittens. >> aw, you know me. you know me. ann, are you ready to make some money today? >> i am ready. let's play! >> i'm ready to get a million dollars into your hands. say hello to our millionaire money tree. it's got a total of 14 questions spread over two rounds, with money values from 100 bucks all the way up to $1 million.

terry mcsweeney at golden gate park. terry, first question, why? every single attack. stolen the bicycle. and knock bicyclists off this path here in the panhandle of golden gate park. some times they go after wallets and cell phone. they're not afraid to beat the bicyclists to get what they want. police have an idea who they're looking for. priority one is to find them. tonight the bicyclists were unaware of six attacks created by rider. >> haven't heard a theing. i have never seen anything. >> i have no idea. i hadn't heard. >> two incidences of people being pushed. off of a bike. the bike taken. we have had one serious injury. >> at a meeting at park police station tonight. dozens of neighbors learned about increased police patrols. uniform and undercover. officers after talking to witnesses, checking surveillance video. are looking for several young hispanic men they believe are responsible for attacks over the past couple weeks. two this past friday night. off awe we have lady we are following. it its unfortunately i can't share them. it is an active investigation.

>> i just hugged terry crews. >> ease on down the road,

terry lang, please? >> great, thank you. >> and i also want to voice support for consideration of commissioner mcgee as vice president and she has come out to our office on numerous occasions and just to see the dance classes overflow and she did not dance but she was there. and she came out to sort of ask what the issues were and i am just grateful for that kind of leadership. and for that relationship also, i have a great relationship with barbara but i want to talk about that because it has been too long, since the commissioner came out and to spend some time with our organization and we appreciate it and i think that she has a good grasp on the issues and i think that she is willing to roll up her sleeves and work with the community to get a better understanding of how the politics of all of this works, and so i just say that on behalf of commissioner mcgee. >> i would like to thank her for the support and my mother who is the ceo and founder jackson and they have done, years and years of work, aroun

terry ballan is here as a representative from the filipino community center. if you would like to share a few words and i want to thank you personally for your great work leading this organization of many, many leaders, many staff, but many more volunteers who really are the glue to the filipino community in san francisco. >> thank you, supervisor avalos, and thank you to all the board members for honoring the filipino-american history month. the work of the fcc over the last ten years, i've been at this for ten years now and it's an honor to serve as the director there and to celebrate all of these achievements and victories. but i want to call up all of the friends and family to stand here with me because they're not honoring me today, they're honoring the work of the fcc and is the work as you mentioned volunteers, grassroots partners [speaker not understood] to advance the leadership of youth, [speaker not understood], san francisco committee for human rights in the philippines. we're part of as you mentioned multi-racial collaboratives on domestic violenc