the yellowy, unnatural complex the unwieldy thatch of the top -- it's reminding me of -- no!laughter) be strong. i'm seeing things. be strong. wake up. there are other democrats to hear from. >> i'm also the only statewide candidate ever elected to office with a union card, two purple hearts and three tattoos. >> jon: okay okay. team web former secretary of the navy says we should vote for him with love on one hand hate on the other and a tramp stamp. get me somebody with pazazz! >> no president can bring about the changes we need in this country unless there is a political revolution! >> jon: inflammatory, said with a bruceic accent he has passion but lacks the dickishness i've come to expect now that trump is in the race. maybe chafee is cranking it up to 11 now. >> my long support for raising the minimum-wage my long support for protecting the environment and addressing climate change. >> jon: it's like the white noise machine is running for president. i mean the words, he's saying words, the words have meanings they describe policies that might even benefit our country, h

(cheers and applause) >> hair like fibers completely unnatural in color and texture. it was real!up. it's all true. except for the stuff he said about mexicans. all right i got to say it was incredible. i feel hungover today between the raucous joy of the trump announcement and the overindulgence of pizza hut's new uncircumcised penis-laden-tusion or whatever they are calling it. o vebsly every day can't be new year's eve as eminem what say back to reality. >> a global trade deal with a completely boring name but huge economic implications the transpacific partnership. tpp. >> jon: yeah, unless tpp stands for trump presidential project i realize it's not that interested but go on. >> it's a trade and foreign investment agreement between 12 nations that make up 40% of the world's tpp. >> it is the center piece of president obama's economic agenda. >> the transpacific partnership would remove trade barriers and tariffs around the pas civic rim. potentially taking up to one-third of the world's trade. >> the a.f.l./c.i.o. says tpp does nothing to create jobs. >> jon: well, that-- tha

decided to try the robotic hair transplant because he wears his hair short and didn't want something unnaturaling for scars. >> this is what my hair should look like. >> this look like it might be painful. is it painful? >> it's done with local anesthesia so it's really -- it's not painless but it's not -- it's a very well tolerated procedure. >> reporter: chris says the first numbing injections were a little uncomfortable. the procedure takes most of the day, and there's a week long recovery. >> as you can see it came in very naturally. >> it will take year for chris to see his new hairline these photos from are a tas show finished results on another patient. >> this is a centrifuge. >> dr. griffin is adding a therapy to the transplants. prp plasma rich platelets a few vials of blood are taken from the patient and separated in the centrifuge then the platelets are injected into the scalp. >> platelets contain growth factors which they release into the scalp. niece growth factors are involved in wound healing and also actually stimulating follicular growth. what we're trying to do to do is max

. ♪ the unnaturally bright colors of india start to pleasurably saturate my brain.rs, too, are irresistibly charming. the schoolkids in their uniform cheer in unison every time we pass through one of the tunnels. [ cheers ] >> hip hip hooray! >> hip hip hooray! >> hip hip hooray! >> i had pretty much forgotten about my hunger until the whistle stopped at barog. one of those, two of these. >> this place is named for a colonel barog, the british engineer tasked with building the line. >> thank you. the station and the adjacent tunnel bearing his name are rumored to be haunted. it's delicious. already behind schedule and plagued by cost overruns, barog screwed up. when he realized the two ends of this tunnel didn't meet in the middle, he shot himself. it's the kind of personal accountability i would like to see more of, frankly, or is that just mean? but all my snarkiness fades as i reflect and one can't help but reflect on what it took to dig, drag, blast and tunnel one's way up this route back in the day. back in the beginning, making the trip to shimla required a so

each kid a few feet away from the bill we are told to be quiet until interact which is so unnatural.cation has barely improved because it is dominated by government. sometimes union and they fight but to date have many more exciting tasted -- choices they learn math and science will playing video games i think there brainwork much faster and better than mine did but i was sitting in class. john: covering technology for "forbes" she says education is finally getting some creative construction. >> there is no better time whether a teacher or a student or a parent. john: the teachers are worried. >> the technology is not meant to replace teachers but making their job easier and better. remember you listen to the class then go do homework? the models looked at around c ago whole and to listen to the boring lecture is said to come to the classroom you we're doing work with the teacher to get one-on-one attention. john: one of the first in a vengeance because of youtube from a guy named khan trying to help him a lecture so a friend said put some of your lectures on youtube and given the sh

at lawsons, you can dig into their unnaturally fluffy, insanely delicious addictive egg salad sandwichesat. but it all smells delicious and looks enticing. in the tiny almost micro-neighborhood of nakamaguro, tokyo, all is quiet. and amazingly for right here in the middle of this eye goggling, pinball machine of a city, green. yasuda lives near here and he loves this place. a low key joint to enjoy family meals and meet friends. >> i so much appreciate i see you and all of the people from the u.s. >> well, we miss you. >> i miss new york city. >> i'll tell you something really terrible. every relationship i've ever had with a woman, at some point very early on, i bring them to yasura in new york. and i would watch how they eat. if they talk too much, if they didn't understand how to eat sushi, if they did not eat the uni, we will never have a relationship. that's it. that's the end. they don't serve high-end sushi here. or elaborate inspired fair. it's almost like hipster tempura. this style of food is known as kushiagei. things dipped in batter and fried. perfect. he orders up shrimp an

government which believes, says, and claims different things with a gun to his head -- this is an unnaturalhing. the situation cannot last very long. either the deal is implemented with borrowed goods or we go to a unity government. there are no other choices. zeb: as the political landscape in athens right now is certainly very intense, alexis tsipras fought hard to take away these austerity terms. instead, his government and country will be subject to years of additional, very challenging sanctions. angie: the imf is now stating that greece missed another payment here. saying that the latest payment, do monday, "was not received" and that the fund's executive board has been informed. , the action efforts that is required by greece from its creditors to see if they are going to get this money. zeb: the imf board was reviewing anece's request for extension of the payment that they missed a week or two weeks ago. 1.7 billion, the number. ass payment will likely come part of this overall aid package that it has received from the europeans. first, the approval process needs to be followed thro

. >> hey, i have to tell you, as a pilot, it is very unnatural to think of get engine a plane and takingoff without a drop of gas. so when your solar charges your batteries and that is your gas and then they are damaged, it has to be nerve wracking. well the to pilots knew this past leg across the pacific would be the most difficult of their flight off on this journey four months ago. >> we are getting ready now for take off. [ cheers and applause ] >> there's some applause from the technical crew on that historic takeoff, back in march. they said that they didn't properly anticipate how the batteries temperature would change a as the plane made quick climbs and decents. >> we will do the repairs and the flights will continue around the world next april. 2016. showing that making the impossible happen takes more time than the possible. it will be a flight around the world in two years instead of one. >> obviously record breaking in terms of solar powered flight. of course that is because this plane is slow. >> leah thank you. >> a major car company trying get video gamers behind the whee

they're going to have creations you may see from folks of the hi beerian academy of unnatural sciencesfrom 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. dozens of human powered creation race up and down the course, meeting challenges like zombies, flying monkeys, potholes in the road like your morning commute. come back tomorrow, see if anything like that is waiting for you here on today in the bay. 2014 democratic challenger ro khanna are at it again ... ===take chyro== both are >>> in couple bent representative mike honda and his challenger are at it again. both are pursuing the congressional seat in the 17th district which straddles santa clara county and alameda. november 2016 may seem like a long way out from now, but the two candidates are already in the thick of the battle. larry gursten joins us. good morning, first of all. >> good morning. >> looks like it is already heating up. what do you think makes this challenge particularly interesting? >> dÉjÀ vu all over again. simple factors make this a biggie. we begin with the fact it is a battle of generations. honda, known for fighting for those that ar

are not we making a critical mistake that we have this unnatural mysterious reluctance resistance.lmost petrified fear of identifying the enemy. he won't say radical islam. isn't that a mistake? >> i think it is tricky ground. >> major hassan was screaming. that's the official position to this day. there is dishonesty here that the read that is afraid to identify our enemies that are sworn on killing military men in recruiting stations. military men that are not allowed to defend themselves. >> i don't disagree. i think there is a piece of dishonesty. i know this coming from the fbi. they are very cautious in how they approach their introduction to religion religion institutions and other inls constitution because of the criticisms of overreaching. >> knowing what isis has called for, lone wolf attacks against american military and then you find out the guy's name is muhammad youssef abdulazeez. is it not natural to say, wait a minute. was this guy inspired by isis? or is that profiling in a negative way? is that somehow islamic phobic? >> i think we have to ask this question. let'

this is what you call unnatural selling. aren't struggling because of fundamentals which is why it's time to buy the stocks but you have to be able to endure this address. >> the house of pain. >> there is a much more "mad money" ahead including my earnings exclusive with the blowout that's starbucks. the king of coffee reported after the close. i'll take a deep dive into the company with the -- with the company's brass. could weakness in china give us some much needed buzz or stay away from utility? i'll engage with the ceo of american electric power. plus your calls just ahead. brand-new edition of the lightning round. stick with cramer. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> oh, boy, the utilities have had a rough time lately. as the competition from higher trade yields and the knowledge that an interest rate is coming and china is in trouble. so maybe we'll se

. >> we've got grave and unnatural problems here. why should taxpayers be asked to underwrite the cost of strictly partisan political events? >> reporter: the state senate majority leader is leading the effort to get the governor's campaign to reimburse out of state campaign travel. >> it's up to him to take the moral and ethical high road. >> reporter: she says from january to march, the security bill exceeded $60,000 a month but supporters say christie isn't doing anything wrong. >> that's part of things that are his prerogative to spend money on. >> reporter: the campaign has not released fund-raising totals yet but a super pac supporting him has brought in $11 million. the governor's office has no plans to change what it's doing. >> when he's out of state campaigning for president he's not on state business. so we should not be paying for his security, really. >> reporter: the governor's office put out a statement in response to all this calling this endless political drama, bipartisan in the legislature. it says quote, there is

. >> it's unnatural to separate them.nse. >> jimmy: you want one of them to speak spanish and one to speak italian? >> i don't know what they're going to speak. right now we're talking to them in english, italian and spanish. what's confusing is my mom would like to be called a certain way as a grandmother in spanish, mama. so i'm mommy. and then his mother is lanona. i'm like, how are they going to do this? lanona, mama, mommy? >> jimmy: they're not. they're going to call -- >> italian, spanish, english. i have a feeling they're going to tell us their first words, "english, english, this is america!" >> jimmy: there's almost no question that is going to happen, yeah. >> they will. they'll roll their eyes. english! >> jimmy: groty. do babies say that? my daughter says dada and that's how i'd like it to stay. this movie has no polar bears in it at all. >> no. no. >> jimmy: no. tell us a little bit about the movie. >> well, the whole thing about "infinitely polar bear," is because -- i don't know if it was maya or china. th

decided to try robotic hair transplant because he wears his hair short and didn't want something unnaturalking or scars. >> it is what my hair shut look like. >> it looks like it might be painful, sit painful. >> it is done with local anesthesia so it is not painless but it is a very well tolerated procedure. >> reporter: chris say first injections were uncomfortable. the procedure takes mess of the day and is there a week licensing recovery. >> as you can see it came in very naturally. >> reporter: it will take a year to see his new hairline. these photos show finished result from another patient. new doctor griffin is adding therapy to the transplant, prp, plasma rich platelets where a few vials of blood are taken from the patient and separated in the center viewing and then they are inject in the scalp. >> approximate lets contain growth factors which they release into the the scalp and these growth factors are involved in wound healing rain also actually stimulating follicle growth. what we are trying to do is maximum our result for our patients. >> reporter: plasma therapy can be used

the oil is rolling over in the unnatural way and i expect the hedge funds to go crazy.of health? it's a sign of head winds. that means it's okay to have a lot of cash. we raised some for my charitable trust. but you have to be thinking about what happens when we come out on the other side. which brings me back to the idea of great management because you have to be thinking about who can master this environment. i'm talk about executives like jeff bezos, plank. you have to think this sell-off will hit amazon google netflix. they're giving you uniquely an opportunity to take advantage of the moment. hey you know, that i can make -- they can make terrific buys off of china. go listen to the conference call from starbucks. i had a cup of coffee when i was reading it. they're talking about how china was going gang busters. it was decaf. starbucks is becoming a tech company that sells coffee using the most sophisticated methods of mobile communications to develop superior through put so it can meet demand. oh by the way, starbucks, a week ago the new chief financial office of

and there's something about that unnatural environment that causes the people who are the keepers ofmake that easier on them to the point to where you don't see them as humans at all. i tried to consciously fight against that tendency. hopefully i modeled that for some of the people. it is possible to spend your career in corrections and not treat inmates like dirt and not treat these people like trash, but to have compassion and sympathy and understanding for what the families go through. >> and families usually go through a lot. >> hi, we're here to see victoria groth. >> all right, can i check your i.d., please? >> sure. my name is carol groth, i'm here with my daughter, jessica, we're here to see her sister, my other daughter victoria, who's been in jail the last few months. we come to see her every couple weeks and she seems to be doing okay. >> vicki groth is back in jail for larceny, in this case stealing christmas gifts from the children of a trend and returning them to the store for cash. >> previous to this she has stolen from jessica, she has stolen from me, she has stolen

. >> it seemed very unnatural the way she fell, the blood splatter that was in the room, even the bloodyprints that were around her, all indicated that something violent had happened in that room. >> what feeling do you have when you when you see something like that? >> well, the adrenaline kicks in and luckily, you know, you need that adrenaline at that moment. and it was just time to go to work. and if she was alive, i had to do all i could for her. >> reporter: officer johnson knew he needed help fast. >> i heard this guy yelling. and i thought it was a drunk college kid. >> reporter: hailey plymale lived across the hall from alex's room. the commotion woke her up. >> and i noticed the man, was like yelling for help and stuff. so i woke up and i started looking my peephole. and it was a police officer yelling. >> reporter: lieutenant daniel vasile works with officer johnson on the campus force. >> he radioed me for the a.e.d., so -- >> what's a a.e.d.? that's the defibrillator. >> okay. >> so, i arrived. i grabbed it. i went running to his location. >> what did you think when you saw

he decided to try hair transplant because he wears his hair short and didn't want something unnaturalrs what my hair shut look like. >> it looks like it might be painful, is it painful. >> it is done with local anesthesia, it is not painless but it is a very well tolerated procedure. >> reporter: chris says first injection where is uncomfortable, the procedure takes most of the day and there is a week long recovery. >> it came in very naturally. >> reporter: it will take a year for chris to see his new hairline. these photos shows finished results on another patient. >> this is a center. >> reporter: now doctor griffin is adding therapy to the transplant, prp plasma rich platelets where vials of blood are taken from the patient and separated and then platelets are inject into the scalp. >> platelets contain growth factors which they release into the scalp these growth factors are involved in root healing and actually stimulating follicle growth. what we are trying to do is maximize our results for our patient. >> reporter: plasma therapy can be used to stimulate hair growth or in comb

ask god to help us, but we allow a supreme court to tell us that it is ok for two men to commit unnatural acts. and not only is it ok, which i really don't care what two men do when they are alone. it is their business. i don't come to the state of south carolina and demand a marriage license. and next it is putting people out of business. and it goes to the church losing it exemption. where does this all go back to? it goes back to the federal overreach. they don't want the flag of because it is a racial issue. they see it as what the klan did. i was raised in the south and i've never met a klansman. my understanding is they are going to come here to protest but they are coming from north carolina. if you want any credibility at all -- and that is why you don't see the flag, the worst thing you can be called in south carolina if you have any moral compass is a racist. if somebody calls you a racist you are dead and done. there is a difference between being born with a different pigmentation versus choosing a lifestyle that god says is wrong will stop -- is wrong. and by the way, we all s

>>reporter: the purchase details unnaturally removed as, as they say they net of $1.7 million in revenue in 2014 just from the chartered as customers pay to delete the data the impact reports now threaten to relieve customers secret sexual fantasies and matching grant unless acid matters in the second offline permanently because them the users their banks and wants a significant percentage including many rich and powerful people. >>darya: they believe he killed his mother his former girlfriend and a doctor and three children at home and modesto one of his relatives is saying about this. >>will t: what everyone is talking about in the bay area over night a 4.0 earthquake center in fremont that is my location will reaction coming up in just a few minutes. >>darya: about a dozen aftershocks in dollar was revenue fell 2.7 and a 2.6 and have been 50 minutes after the first quake. >>will t: everyone have the same unarmed cockatoo 41 but everyone they will come up and out of people at 241 including this gentleman >>will t: explain to us and give us the reaction when all went down. >>: it will m