>> the ginsburg family will be unplugging on that day. and as an added bonus, you can unplug, but you can still shop. shoppers receive 10% off their purchases at sports basement now through march 21st, just mention national day of unpluging to receive your discount. i'm not very pleased to bring up kenji, the department of human resources director to present our quarterly employee recognition certificate of appreciation, and i'm so pleased and so proud to bring up dave christiansen, our department's award-winning. could ken, tell him when he has won. >> >> good morning commissioners and general manager ginsburg, kenji the director of human resources for the recreation and park department. to demonstrate the quarterly employee recognition recipient dave christinsen, the harvey milk center has prepared a short presentation of the exhibition and posters that appear on your monitor as i am speaking. dave started with the department as a program coordinator august 7, 2010. dave was nominated by his peer at cultural arts nicola alvarez. in the

and i said we could label the cameras and you can just unplug them. and he said that is a good idea. why don't we do that. >> that camera cable is labeled man cave. that's the only camera in the house prosecutors say is turned off when hernandez goes to the basement minutes after lloyd is shot. a gun allegedly in his hand. now, jurors are also shown two potentially critical pieces of evidence. a wad of blue brubl gum and a 45 caliber shell casing both found in a rental car that was returned by hernandez. a car that they say he used to drive to an industrial park. and the blue bubble game had the hernandez dna on it. and the shell matched the shell casings found at the murderen scene. >> what about in hernandez's home. did detectives foind ammunition there as well? >> reporter: will is testimony about that too. they showed a box of ammo they said was found in the basement of hernandez's home. he is also charged not only with murder with illegal possession of ammunition. that ammunition. and it went with a .22 caliber gun that was found tossed in the wo

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. >> how do you maintain your inner peace because a lot of us are trying to figure out how to unplug. >> i wake up at 4:00 in the morning. i meditate for two hours. either i take a yoga class or i go to the gym with a trainer. after that i just do what i'm told to do. i accept the present moment of what it is. i'm committed every day to joyful energic body, to loving connection with the world. and compassion. to a reflective and clear mind and to likeness of being, which means go with the flow. >> how much sleep due get? >> i go to bed around 10:00. so that's pretty good. >> is there anything that keeps you up at night? >> no, actually. i practice a technique so what i do before i go to sleep i observe my breath and i observe my body. then i observe my mental space then i introduce the intention that my spirit or my consciousness my dream state. that's when i get ideas for books and things like that. my sleep is very restful, but it awareness. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, thank you. >> thank you for talking to al jazeera. great to meet you. thank you. >> thank you. >> welcome t

i'm just going to unplug it. i'm sorry.ne of our closest for renne allies is taking sides with republicans against the democrat. >> dozens of house democrats talked about skipping the march 1 address by benjamin netanyahu. vice president biden is one of those who said he will not commit to attending the prime minister's speech. >> democrats could be caught in the mid toll support the president or a u.s. ally. >> jon: great feet under that clip. that truly is a puzzle of biblical proportions. should we or should we not attend. i'm reminded or a former situation. when failed of the seemingly imrobl problem of one baby claimed by two mothers he proposed a simple solution, cut the baby in half so they did. the woman each took their half baby home. now the half babies both grew up to be fine young men, one smainld schmoo and became a renowned hat maker, the other moisha opened a kicking factory. (laughter) i actually never finished reading the story (laughter) but regardless of whether biden shows up inoy his boss is definitely

how hundreds at a bay area high school are taking on a nationwide challenge to unplug for the next three days. >> good morning on the bay bridge commute. we're looking at the san ma day owe bridge. that traffic looks good. we'll tell you more about that commute ahead. >> temperatures south bay, near 70 degrees. today there will be a lot more, especially down toward santa cruz. a warmup today. 60s, 70s. we'll see how long this pat lasts. consumers, eans having a lot more affordable and readily available, healthy products to feed their families. sustainability is about making a difference in our community. it's about being happy, healthy and well for many years to come. to learn more, visit raley's family of stores on youtube. >>> it is thursday, february 12th. i'm pam cook. >> good morning, pam. >>> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic this morning. steve paul son, how does it look so far? . >> pretty quiet. not much going on in the west, i'll tell you. it's that warmer temperament starting to see those in the south bay. did see those in the south bay yesterd

. >> unplug your little cigarette lighter adapters for your phones and just pray that it starts. >> okay. aaa recommends that you you check the strength of your battery regularly especially if it is more than two years old. >>> the prince george's county courthouse is closed today for a second day in a row. frigid cold temperatures caused a pipe to burst in the building on wednesday damaging the electrical system. it left the building with no heat. there is no word as to when the building will reopen. >>> 4:48 now. with temperatures like these, it takes only a few minutes for frostbite to be a real danger. we've posted eight facts about the crazy cold weather in our nbc washington app. you can check it out there. >>> breaking news from the live desk. two trains collide in switzerland near the german border. the early report is that five people are rurt. investigators say the two trains were traveling in the same direction, one is a subway train, the other a high speed train. it was that high speed train that hit the other behind knocking the train cars right off the tracks. none of the c

if i unplug your cable, you are not going to use google or facebook. it may that network as much is that network needs them. what is really depressing about this debate it has driven a wedge between two sides of the system that depend on each other to thrive. it has been an historical commitment, and they have a ways want a their business. that has now been breached and the wedge has been german saying that this side will live under net neutrality. stay tuned, it will not be long until someone comes after them. this will come to haunt them as well. so, they are very popular and distanced -- distance works to their advantage. but some part of that dollar from the consumer goes to them. they need each other. >> last question can you assess the strengths and weaknesses of the cable industry and what is its future? >> start with weakness, customer service right now is completely unacceptable. in the industry, we need to make a 10 year commitment to the recovery of that relationship. i think that -- i don't think it is because they are bad people it is a co

year-to-date of the euro currency versus dollar talk about volatility unplugged, certainly is unpluggedff the low levels. here's one we don't look at often. dollar versus chinese currency listen it's bumping 6.25 in favor of the dollar and a lot of talk in today's journal, about depreciating currency. let's watch this chart carefully. carl, back to you. >> thank you very much. talk to you soon. rick santelli in chicago. when we come back more of sara eisen's exclusive with irene rosen fell chairman and ceo of mondelez. how is the company navigating higher input costs. tomorrow doug mcmillon live from arkansas after the company reports their earnings. dow's down 29 points and the s&p down 3. back in a second. what does it mean to have an unlimited mileage warranty on a certified pre-owned mercedes-benz? what does it mean to drive as far as you want... for up to three years... and be covered? it means your odometer... is there to record... the memories. during the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event now through march 2nd, you'll get complimentary pre-paid maintenance and receive

the directories, that was the phone call to the assistant's room pull the machine out of the wall unplugnow. we don't usually pull it out of the wall. boom building goes down. computers went down, we should all go to lunch early and happened bang then it is fine. came pack a day or two later, we'd backup, cool film working on it, which we did. over the next week of working of than restore, we realized the restore was incomplete and had been not up to date for four or five months prior but now built on top of the pad restore. >> nobody refreshed? oh. >> yes, not -- you can't untangle that at that meeting is when you really get serious. the show's gone. >> i'm glad to hear that even pixar makes the same mistakes. >> go back and fill like crazy or -- >> i'm sorry, the best story i've ever heard, but everybody on television will have to -- funny stuff online about it. worth a google. thanks. >>> up next congress takes on the fcc over net neutrality. >>> on thursday the lead of the fcc gave commissioners his plans to guarantee data would be treated equally online. the same time, congress is r

if i unplug your cable you are not going to use google or facebook or amazon. they need that network as much as that network needs the company and what's really depressing about this debate is driven a wedge between the two sides in a system that desperately depend on each other's driving. there's iced in this historical commitment ethos to all of them wanting government out of their business like regulatory environment for the internet as a whole. that is now been breached. you have driven this legend said the side of the internet will live out from under. the first thing i will say is stay tuned. you will not be long before they have things come after them. ask air bnb and any company that's running into a regulated environment. this will come to haunt them as well. they are very popular and distance works to their advantage but that bill some portion of that dollar that we get goes from 50 megabits to 100 megabits which makes google a lot of money. so they need each other. >> host: michael powell last question. assess the strengths and weaknesses of the cabl

academics some resort you may have heard are imposing these kind of rules forcing adult guests to unplug. i find myself more stressed out without my cell phone because the simple fact i'm paranoid somebody is trying to get ahold of me. i don't have to address that might come from being a news lady. joining us life in studio next. >> president signed a an executive order to stop cyber attacks new information of sharing between silicon valley and federal law enforcement. one estimates that it could cost the global economy $3 trillion by 2020. >> joining us now is dr. her bert lynn at stanford university, cyber security given the recent break ins from anthem blue cross, target, is that an oxy moron. >> there are better and worst levels of cyber security and i would hope that i'm a little bit better than my grandmother and so on, although i try to secure her systems too you can get better but you're never going to be perfectly safe. >> but these are massive millions of identity thefts that go on routinely. it is becoming they have the incentive to get credit card numbers. they have the incen

the don't unplug any of those extension cord you see. by the way, batteries and blondes not included here on the box if you are thinking of getting one, just the blanket. >> i need a couple pieces of information. first of all, that would be, somebody, please grab it and put it on the internet, i beg of you, sister mary keeley i have another question for you, who is this woman in your life. >> we want to know more. >> reporter: mike, as dave schratwieser says, sources say, you have to find a source on that story. you can tell she cares about me, you can say she cares about me because she got me a heated blanket worried about my well-being. last year when i wore comforter i made the megan kelly on the kelly file and all around the country just like frozen bananas has been on 3,000 stations you will see reporters with electric blankets, i'm sure as well. we're setting trends. >> you look like a rotten banana. >> reporter: that is the idea. i did go to catholic school and i think i look, even uglier than the worst nun ever on earth, sister m

. >>> we are getting a look at the commander in chief unplugged, if you will.wants more young people to sign up for obamacare. the president is doing his part to pitch it in the buzz feed video. here is erin mcpike. >> reporter: poppy, the president filmed the video because the white house wants it to go viral before the deadline. you could be forgiven because the video is so goofy. one of the funny parts is when he tries to pronounce the month we are in now, which i cannot do either. >> the deadline for signing up for health insurance is february -- february -- man. >> reporter: watch what he does which he says we all do. so at least now we know he practices the big smile that is always on point in pictures. as always some opponents of the president didn't approve. one conservative tweeted remember when the office of the president had dignity? and this is definitely a new low for our juvenile president. the white house probably could not care less about that because poppy, in the first seven hours the video was live it had more than 13 million views. >> erin t

they said you could unplug it. he said it sounded like a good idea. >> reporter: the camera is labeled man cave. significant because that's the only camera prosecutors say is turned off when hernandez goes to his home and lloyd is shot, a gun allegedly in his hand. and of all things jurors are also shown, a wad of blue bubbleicious bubble gum and a .45 caliber shell casing both found in a rental car that was driven by hernandez. significant because prosecutors are trying to offer further proof that hernandez was behind the wheel when odin lloyd was driven to that industrial park before he was shot to death. erin? >> susan. thank you very much. our legal analyst paul callan is out front. let me start what susan ju made. bubllicious around the rental car driven by hernandez. how significant is that? they do say the gum had hernandez's dna on it and the shell casing matched the casing of the murder scene. >> the bubble gum bullet i think is going to do him in. this is a big piece of evidence because, remember the car that he's turning back in to the rent

. >> make sure there is nothing left on in your car unplug the little cigarette lighter adapter for yourand just pray that it starts. >> aaa recommends that you check the strength of your battery regularly especially if it is more than two years old. >>> and with the temperatures like they are right now it only takes a few minutes for for you. we posted eight facts about the cold weather this our nbc washington app. >>> we're waiting for a word on whether the map will be charged in a hit and run that killed a maryland woman. the victim vanessa dixon was headed to a job interview when she was hit by an suv. police are investigating the crash as alcohol represented. the related. police have not released the results of the test. the is devastated. >> she had five children and three grandchildren and whoever take her life away, i need to see that person put to justice. >> it could be six to eight weeks before charges are filed. the driver is not in custody. >>> the fbi is trying to keep you safe the next time you head to the bank. the bureau along with local police is offering a $30,000 rewa

. >>> we are getting a look at the commander in chief unplugged, if you will.hite house wants to get young people to sign up for obamacare. the president is doing his part to pitch in with the buzz feed video. it has gone viral. here is erin mcpike. >> reporter: poppy, the reason the president filmed the video because the president wants young people to sign up for health care by the deadline. one of the funny parts is when he tries to pronounce the month we are in now, which i cannot do either. listen to the president. >> the deadline for signing up for health insurance is february -- february -- man. >> reporter: and watch as he does what he says we all do. so at least now we know he practices the big smile that is always on point in pictures. as always some opponents did not approve. one conservative tweeted, remember when the office of the president had dignity and another wrote, this definitely is a new low for our juvenile president. i cannot imagine slick willie doing something like this. the white house cannot care less. in the first seven hours, the vi

. >> just a matter of make sure there's nothing left on in your car, unplug your little cigarette lighters for your phones and pray that it starts. >> reporter: how old is too old when it comes to a car battery? aaa recommends you check the strength of your battery if it's older than two years. reporting live in alexandria adam tuss news4. >> thanks adam. >>> the prince george's county courthouse will be closed far second day tomorrow. these cold temperatures caused a pipe to burst there overnight. that damaged the electrical system and left the building in upper marlboro with no heat. >>> for the first time tonight we are meeting a young boy who had a very public battle with a deadly virus. his family launched a social media campaign pressuring a drug company to give him the medication he needed to survive. that campaign worked and tonight we see how josh hardy is doing since he got the investigational drug. josh hardy has a message for all the people who supported the social media campaign that help saved his life. >> i appreciate your help and i'm good. >> reporter: the 8-year-ol frede

i said well we could label the cameras and you could just unplug them.at sounds like a good idea. why don't we do that. >> that camera cable is labeled man cave significant because that's the only camera in the house prosecutors say is turned off when hernandez comes home and goes to his basement minutes after lloyd is shot. a gun allegedly in his hand. susan candiotti, cnn, fall river, massachusetts. you just got a big bump in miles. so this is a great opportunity for an upgrade. sound good? great. because you're not you you're a whole airline... and it's not a ticket you're upgrading it's your entire operations, from domestic to international... which means you need help from a whole team of advisors. from workforce strategies to tech solutions and a thousand other things. so you call pwc. the right people to get the extraordinary done. ♪ ♪ you get sick you can't breathe through your nose suddenly, you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breath

>> i will always remember this as grammy's 2015 unplugged. it was a very acoustic grammy's.iet. not necessarily the big blowout performances. >> that was the first thing. you always get the stage performances a la katy perry super bowl where you're really -- i don't think people -- they were waiting. i don't feeley got that. there were some highlights performances. tell me your favorites. >> i loved the e.l.o. performance. and i really, really loved rihanna, kanye and paul mccartney's performance. it was a great group of people. >> kanye west discovering -- >> the social media. >> kanye west to give him a chance. in all seriousness, it is fun to see a new group of people come together to make music. i thought rihanna sounded amazing. kanye wasn't on stage in a long time. it was really fun to see all of them up there. >> since his grammy snafu, i think, with taylor swift. >> right. >> it was a big deal to have him back. >> he was having a great time. he was smiling in the front row. smiling is something we don't see from him. >> not all the time. he doesn't give it away for m

allen martin shows us the san francisco school that's asking students to unplug. >> reporter: the convent and stewart hall school. an elegant campus known for spectacular views and first class technology. where even the ornate drawing room is tech-infused. but not today. ♪[ music ]♪ >> reporter: this school is going retro. >> usually we would be on our ipads computers doing work. >> reporter: for three days there will be no computers, no ipads, and seriously, no cell potential. >> since we don't have any electronics, we are playing cards and reading books and occupying ourselves in a different way. >> reporter: for starters, that means getting academic the old- fashioned way. >> you can see five different books. >> reporter: and to find those books you can't use these. which means using a different kind of hardware. >> i think we're, like, the last class to be taught in elementary school how to do it. it i think we are the last class to be taught cursive in elementary school, too,. >> reporter: for anyone over 35, these students understand how hard you had it. >> my mom is always telling

it's asking them to unplug. convent and stewart hall schools are an elegant campus known for tech infused classrooms but for three days, it's getting academics done the old-fashioned way with no computers, no ipads, no cell phones. students are getting a taste of what school days were like just a few years ago using pens, paper and a whole lot of books. >> i have noticed myself today just, like, reaching for my bag, like, looking for my phone, like, wondering where it is and then i realize that i have to resort to talking to the person next to me or doing more studying. >> oh-oh. heaven forbid, right? the tech time-out is actually a nationwide program. this is just the third time it's been tried here in california. >> just like the good old days. >> oh, yeah. >> pretty good. >>> 5:18. a mysterious goo discovered on hundreds of dead birds around the bay area now scientists say they know exactly what that substance is. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, a san jose state pro golfer did something on the 18th gr

it's wonderful from the perspective of we don't get to see the supreme court justices unplugged. we don't get to see behind the robes, if you will forgive me for that but here you saw ruth bader ginsburg and anthony scalia have this conversation out in the open and it was lovely. >> and those two have been friends for pushing 30 or 40 years. they serve together on the d.c. circuit before either of them was appointed to the united states supreme court and both of them have been on the supreme court for more than 20 years. so you're talking about people who have been colleagues for a very long time their friends were very close. in fact the ginsburgs and the scalias historically celebrated new year's eve every year since the supreme court. >> along those lines, they've taken vacations together. let me show you a picture, a clip at least of them talking about riding an elephant in india. >> some of her feminist friends gave me a hard time or her a hard time because she rode behind me on the elephant. big deal. i'm not kidding. >> it was, the driver explained it was a matter of distr

have to unplug the machine because that's usually how you get the i.p.er: $1 billion gone. and the attack might not be over yet. banks may not even realize they've been compromised. it's a haul that would make even danny ocean blush. >> it does feel like we've seen another milestone in the arc of cyber attack history. >> this is amazing. what's amazing about it just the coordination. you've got to pick the bank, and as it spits out the cash you have to have someone there waiting to scoop it up. >> unbelievable. i was thinking about this. i've been hearing from hackers that this was possible. we want to include that. now it's actually happening. and you see so much money has been lost with this. >> and when you talk about has been, you're using the past tense, it's about $1 billion, but you're learning this is still happening. the attacks are still going on. >> i spoke to the guys that uncovered this and i spoke to them today. they said we're confident this is still happening. people just don't know about it. banks don't know what to do. of course my foll

that camera doesn't record on the dvr and the technician showed him what he could do which was to unplug camera if he didn't want to record whatever activities were going on in the so-called man cave but i want to squeeze in one more point about this cell phone because we are seeing that video of the phone pulled apart in three pieces. the prosecution wanted it in. the defense didn't. so when they got the cross-examination they tried to make another point which was to say all you see in that video was aaron hernandez taking the back off of his phone and taking the battery out. they're trying to say that's not destroying the phone. taking it apart. so that's the distinction. they are trying to make in defense of aaron hernandez. >> okay. >> i like that one. that's not horrible. >> okay. >> there you go. thank you ladies. both of you. fire balls exploding in the sky over west virginia. have you seen these pictures today? these train carrying crude oil derails in the midst of a snowstorm. we'll look at the lasting impact and whether the spilled oil here poses a threat to the community's wat

i unplugged the land line about five years ago. >> well mom calls. >> it's tough, i know.it's gone. >> there could be a fire. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to stay at work tonight. we'll look for you in an hour and a half on the fox network. >> do not call dot gov to sign up. >>> emergency officials say a fire in the california sierra nevada mountains. 200 people can't get back in their homes. started friday afternoon. winds up to 75 miles an hour whipping those flames into a freight train, according to one official. firefighters have contained about 80% of it now, they tell us and still no word on a cause. brian williams of nbc is facing questions about his story of another helicopter trip. we'll look at the facts on that. >>> plus, investigators say they'll probably need to look at bruce jenner's cell phone records after he got into a deadly car crash. we'll get the response from a representative for the former olympian and current kardashian stepdad. that's coming right up from the news desk. like, literally ran into him. [rambling]. this story had 30 minutes left... until

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. >> by removing the bag, david unplugs the drain, and now the pressure of the gushing water pushes so forcefully, it sucks david's legs into the drain. >> i jumped into the water to try and help remove him from the drain. his legs were wedged into the pipe. >> firemen, the roadworkers, they all just dived in and just trying to pull him up. >> fighting the incredible force of water, the workers are able to get his head up. he's gasping for air, and then suddenly, he goes under again. >> give me the line. give me the line. >> he was wedged into the drain up to his hips and his head was about two foot under water. >> david is in grave danger. he's drowning before their very eyes. >> we've really got to get something done here, and if we don't, he could lose his life, and i didn't want that to happen while i was there. >> all i remember is screaming for oxygen and an ambulance and ropes and anything they could get their hands on. >> get it on him. get it on him! get it on him! >> david's gone a full minute without air. how long can he survive under water? they know it can't be much longer

>> i will remember this as grammys 2015 unplugged. it was a very acoustic grammy.t was quiet and not necessarily a big blowout performance used. >> that was the first thing and i don't feel like i got that. there were highlight performances. i loved the elo performance and really, really loved rihanna, kanye and paul mccartney's performance. such a great group of people. he did a great job discovering that up and comer, paul mccartney. >> this paul cartney. >> waiting for kanye west to give him a chance. a new group of people caming to to make music. kanye west hasn't been on stage for a long time and it was really, really fun to see. >> since his grammy snafu with taylor swift. it was a big deal to have him back. he was smiling in the front row. >> we don't see that a lot. >> not all the time. he joked around with beck. he was there with kim kardashian who looks great. it was a fun night for him. >> they need to sound smart, what do they snead. >> sam smith killed it. >> there were so many different kinds of performances. two things you wouldn't picture together b

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. >> reporter: she's not the first celeb to unplug.ly over leaked snippets of a leaked album. and chrissy teigen tapping out for a little bit after receiving death threats. ♪ black widow baby ♪ >> reporter: she says her people will keep her account updated. >> good for her. joining us is dr. robyn silverman. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> do you agree? >> i think for some people it can be very overwhelming to be on social media. and to be a target. so if you feel like it's involving your brain, your behavior it's not working for you, it's not going to be a healthy choice to stay on social media. if being with fans and your friends outweighs, it go ahead. but note, if it is cyberbullying, it needs to be documented and reported. >> don't get on the ride. there will be lovers and haters. over half of teens have been bullied online. what should a parent tell their child if they have experienced that or if they find out that the child is bullying? >> look when i am presenting to parents, it's a very common question. what do i say?

but he has decided for the remaining two years he's going to be a bit unplugged, and he's going to tell political consequences. >> yeah i think that that's true. it's so funny, because you all remember the day of the midterm elections, everybody was reading last rights over the obama administration. he's probably had the best run he's had in years since that time. and part of it is his attitude is i've got two years left to make the biggest difference i can, and i'm going to go out and do everything i can. and he has more of a bounce in his step than i've seen in a very long time. >> so what might we expect from the obama presidency from the next two years? >> well i think you can see some of the things that he's going to push hard. he's going to see his immigration reform through. he's going to push on climate change. and i think he's very charlie, interested in these economic issues. this has been a main theme of his entire career, not just in politics. and that is how do you build an economy in which people who work hard can get ahead and people can aspire strive and get ahead. and t

the he's trying to.he's unplugged.ory message across that's flat-out wrong. stuart: now, listen to this. elijah cummings. democrat. maryland. he told treasury department employees that people leave the private sector and take government jobs to, quote, feed their souls. let's feed our souls with a visit from dr. keith ablow. what do you make of that? you save your soul by working for the government. what do you say? >> listen, i think that people follow their hearts in all kinds of ways. and this presumption you can't be doing that when you build a business. or you can't be doing that when you become an entrepreneur or when you work for a company that is a start-up or work for a company looking to make a profit. this isn't soulful work is damaging to people who hold those positions and hold them dear. i don't think you have to be a government employee to be a good person. i guess the congressman does. stuart: i was dying to try this one on you. $35 billion was spent on organic food in 2014. demand is pretty strong for

>> you'd unplug it brian. >> that's just cruel. >> i will see you tonight on "fast money" at 5:00.be talking about gas prices how low can they go. tom kloza will join us and the ceo of unilife. >> we'll see you tomorrow. do not kick robot dogs america. >> i'm try not to. >> "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon and welcome to the standing hour of "the closing bell." i'm simon hobbs in for bill grific. >> i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. we're at the session high. hopes of a deal with greece and its creditors are taking stocks higher. more than a triple digit gain on the dow. >> absolutely. 143. investing legend bill miller telling kelly evans yesterday he expects a fed rate hike in june.