me, yogi was covered in it. come here, yogi. him to the bathroom for an emergency cleaning while kevin and his cameraman remain in the kitchen. >> it's one of those moments do we stop rolling? or is it where you keep rolling? >> moments later, the scene goes from comical to critical. >> sure enough, the camera pans right back to the spray paint can which is sitting there, and that's when you see the explosion. >> whoa! >> what was that? >> me and the camera operator were looking down in the view finder of the camera. when it happened, i just felt the heat on my forehead. whoa! i instantly knew probably shouldn't be standing there. >> when i heard it, i was more confused because i didn't see it happen. i just heard it. what was that? >> your house just caught on fire. >> then when they were like your house is on fire and they were taking off for the front door, then i got scared. i was like oh no. >> the guys come back inside and help extinguish the flames as halle calls 911. >> we immediately rushed over and just tried to fill u

but yogi supposed to be yogi. they cannot involve with the women. >> reporter: but since then five women have filed civil lawsuits accusing bikram of sexual assault. four of the women accuse him of rape. sarah bonn was the first to come forward. she first told her story to "vanity fair." >> he absolutely chases women. he victimizes women. and someone can look him in the eye and say no and it doesn't matter. >> reporter: she was 20 when she dropped out of college to attend bikram's teacher training program. the grueling nine-week seminar led by bikram himself costs thousands of dollars and is the only way to become a bikram yoga teacher. >> it was a big commitment for me to make this decision. but it was something i was extremely dedicated and passionate about. >> reporter: meeting bikram for the first time, she says, she was full of hope. she told him his yoga had changed her life. >> and i told him i was sad, now i'm happy. i feel like a completely new person. bikram, i love you more than chocolate. >> reporter:

. >> he's also a practicing yogi, who values daily medication. it's the subjects of his latest book, success through still ,. >> i want to be enlightened. >> i caught up with my friend russell simons at a recording stood know in york. how would you describe what you do? you are a -- >> i have no idea. >> you defy the kind of -- >> i don't want to have a title. >> let's say there was one person who didn't know you and you said, i am i am russell -- >> i am an inspiring yogi. i want to be enlightened. how would i describe it. i philanthropic, social, political issues. >> aanimal activists. businesbusinessman. >> i can a music company again. i have three internet companing. i have a digital solutions company. i do a lot of stuff of i am a father. that's first. every morning, first thing, medications and take them to school. >> have you always done like 20 things at once? >> no, actually, just, you know, what happens is people -- i would start something, right, i am passionate, i go to work every day in that thing, right, and then smarter people than

experiencing a yogi bear moment. okay. we can go to our next item. >> item no. 5. executive officers report. i have no report. oh, i'm sorry, there is an announcement for our public seats are vacant. there will be applications available online, they are available right now on the lafco website for the sitting member and the alternate. we'll be posting a notice on our website. we have it up, right? the information is available. thank you. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you, colleagues can probably do some help with the outreach to fill those vacancies and get the applications in for the seats. let's go to public comment on the executive director's report. we have no one coming forward for public comment. close public comment. next item. >> item no. 6, public comment. >> our next item is general public comment. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> next item? >> item no. 7. questions or comments. >> colleagues, any questions or proposals? seeing none. public comment. >> for sf green. especially for agenda items if you are

we call them yogi. because it looks like yogi bear. i think he really worked his tail off. is very quiet. but is passionate about the game. you can see it in his body language if he doesn't do something right he goes after it again. >> he said he is learning english it's very important to him. one day when he learned how to speak he will do the interview in english. >> the white sox made a huge investment. $68 million. but the early returns have been nothing but positive. >> when you watch him in practice he's worried about getting the ball around the field and hitting it. even fielding, you watch him do things for a reason. he has a way to go about it that's very professional. >>two varieties of hot-pockets have been recalled the philly steak and cheese hot pocket were pulled from shelves after finding they may contain re-called meat. no illnesses have been reported in relation to the recall. nestle says consumers should return the product to the place of purchase for a refund. stocks closed mixed on tuesday the dow dropped 24 points the nasdaq raised 28. and the s-and-p c

. >> he's also a practicing yogi, who values daily medication. it's the subjects of his latest

. >> he's also a practicing yogi, who values daily medication. it's the subjects of his latest book, success through still ,. >> i want to be enlightened. >> i caught up with my friend russell simons at a recording stood know in york. how would you describe what you do? you are a -- >> i have no idea. >> you defy the kind of -- >> i don't want to have a title. >> let's say there was one person who didn't know you and you said, i am i am russell -- >> i am an inspiring yogi. i want to be enlightened. how would i describe it. i philanthropic, social, political issues. >> aanimal activists. businesbusinessman. >> i can a music company again. i have three internet companing. i have a digital solutions company. i do a lot of stuff of i am a father. that's first. every morning, first thing, medications and take them to school. >> have you always done like 20 things at once? >> no, actually, just, you know, what happens is people -- i would start something, right, i am passionate, i go to work every day in that thing, right, and then smarter people than

. >> he's also a practicing yogi, who values daily medication. it's the subjects of his latest

organizers of yoga rocks ford field are hoping to bring 3,000 yogis to the football stadium saturday. they're trying to set a record for the world east largest indoor yoga session. that's your weekly five. >> rosa, thank you very much. i'm don lemon. have a great rest of your have a great rest of your weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> jay leno! >> america's late night leader, going out on top. >> thank you, folks. >> a winner. that is jay's legacy. >> the journey. from comedy club kid to the throne of king johnny. >> the young man's name is jay leno. >> the rivalries -- >> i love letterman. he is great. nip at my heels, and make me work harder. >> and the triumphs. >> what the hell were you thinking? >> and the jay you didn't know. >> probably more sensitive than people would think. >> tonight, the blue collar guy -- >> the guy in the jean shirt and jeans. that's him. >> who became an entertainment giant. jay leno, mr. comedy. >> and now, jay leno! >> the man of 1,000 monologues is down to his final cue cards. >> katy perry said that when she was a young girl she pray

larry ellison, he is like a meditating yogi as well.ogi.ad dan loebs' >> all of these super competitive alpha males are also yogis. >> they need to calm down somehow. >> if they did not meditate, we pain.be in a world of >> facebook has gotten rid of its e-mail service. they have notified users that any mail that was sent to their wasess, which you remember automatically set up. none of us actually subscribed to have our new accounts, that will be redirected to the e-mail associated. another sign that facebook just could not win the messaging wars what's app.bought > >> it is surprising that this did not catch on, right? you did not have to do different apps. is like using dvds. who uses e-mail? maybe we occasionally do. we are of a different age than the kids. the kids don't use e-mail. >> i use e-mail. i think i use it more than you. alluded, when they first introduced that thing, everyone already had all of these things and it was the default address on your facebook account. that was part of the problem. then they did not really pub

pounds of fruit and veg that are in any 16 oz drinking tall glasses of green has gone beyond just the yogis and hollywood health nuts. a swanky juice bar like squeeze is the latest trend in the 50- billion dollar health and wellness industry, and the category is estimated to grow by 6 percent a year. over time as these juice bars grow and evolve they're going to saturate the market, similar to the way cupcake have grown over the past six years a juicing is a tedious and messy process, and not easy to do at home. so buying from a hip juice bar is much more convenient. and you have to pay for that convenience- squeeze's bottles can cost up to 10 dollars. this freshness is going to come at a higher pricepoint, so the miniority of consumers that have the affluence to invest in these juices will likely continue to look for them and demand them. and lessem-bates is not the only one seeing green. corporate america is hoping to get healthy with profits. starbucks is selling its evolution fresh juice in nearly 70 percent of its stores. but lessem-bates says despite competition from bigger players, s

goes, he leaves the beautiful palace, goes out into the forest, lives the life of a hindu, ascetic, a yogi - he tries all those yoga practices we talked about - tries every avenue he can to find enlightenment. and then finally, one day, he sits under the bodhi tree and he becomes awakened - this man, this human being, siddhartha gautama, a human being, becomes awake. and that's what buddha means - it's he awakens to something so extraordinary as a set of answers to profound life questions that i wanted to go through it as we're talking about the experiential dimension, because at the heart - i mean, what the buddha experienced when he became awake - and of course, the buddha in its original form, in theravada buddhism - well just like jesus, i don't think the buddha meant to start a religion. in fact, if he came back and saw some of the religious expressions of buddhism today, i think he'd go right back and hide under that bodhi tree - so different from what he was about. but what he conceived of, this awakenness that he came to, every single one of us could achieve. and the reason i like

eighty year old one eighty one year old woman for leaving bowls of dog food outside her house for yogibear and his friends police said they repeatedly warned a former middle school gym teacher mary musselman to not feed the bears they said to her for two misdemeanors in december and even showed her an educational video explaining that feeding bears causes them to become a little too comfortable with humans which is dangerous for both species before a fish and wildlife commission says one bear had even one was forced to be euthanized as a result of musselman feeding but the elderly woman kept it kept leaving out seventeen to eighteen bowls of food claiming that the bears would starve if she didn't feed them well someone was arrested last wednesday and is also being charged with resisting arrest jail time will certainly be no picnic for the eighty one year old she's being held without bond until her court hearing in march when boom bust is up next on r.t.e. aaron age joins me now for a quick preview and what have you got for us thanks maggie now coming up on boom bust financial trends fo

arrested an eighty one year old woman for get this leaving bowls of dog food outside of her house for yogibear and his friends now police said they repeatedly warned former middle school gym teacher mary musselman not to feed mayors they cited her for two misdemeanors in december and even showed her an educational video explaining that beating bearers is just plain dangerous but the elderly woman kept leaving at seventeen to eighteen bowls of food claiming that the barrels would stone our way if she didn't feed them also man was arrested last wednesday and is also being charged with resisting arrest jail time will certainly be no picnic. for the eighty one year old she's being held without bond until her court hearing in march now no word on whether the bears were angry about being fed dog food rather than jars of honey that's going to do it for now fluid stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america or check out our website or to dot com slash usa and over to follow me on twitter to find out what i'm doing when i'm not bring you today's top stories at my going underscore lope

yogi bear right there. it was amazing, you looked up and saw snow on the ground and the sun came up and melted the snow down and this morning, waking up more snow and one difference between today and yesterday, we will see one cold night. it got cold last night but how about digits currently in the teens and will drop to 307:00, 28 degrees around 9:00 and 26, 11:00, dry and cold. that's in the city and most of you will be in the upper teens and talking about temperatures that continue to drop. 19 in gaithersburg. 22 in dulles, 21 towards camp springs, a very cold evening. tonight is probably one of the coldest nights in the last couple of weeks. radar not showing anything. after tomorrow, we will have a couple of dry days. high of 34 in d.c., 35 in alexandra, and 32 gait theburg and with the wind, windchill of 20 and 25 all day long. that's cold but nothing compared to what we will be friday. sunshine, high of only 28, 14 for an overnight low. that puts most of you around 5-10 degrees and windchill will be

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as yogi berra would say, it is deja vu all over again.any consider the beetles to be music legends but even legends have to have a place where they all start. take a look back at the very fist concert. >> . >> this room was packed. and there wasn't much noise until the beetles took the stage. >> and on that cold february night, with 8,000 screams fans here, the washington coliseum, became sacred ground. >> mike mitchell was a freelance photographer just trying to stay focused as the beetles took to stage to may ham. >> the screaming was so loud and constant i talked to people that were ten rows back, and they couldn't hear the lyrics. >> just 18 at the time, barely older than the high school kids they knew it was a once in a lifetime moment. >> i was kind of panicky, because i didn't have a flash, i just wound my way through the crowd. and that was a god send for me. because it was too dark to have gotten anything without those lights. >> but when the show was over, that golden moment, faded, quickly. >> mitchell was hear fied to see how

. >> it's a yogi bear moment, deja vu all over again.en are treated differently by the criminal justice system. there's evidence that bears that out. their own personal experiences and own impairical evidence. in this instance, one of the most troubling aspects of the case is that this really should be an open and shut matter. there was no gun, no immeant threat of violence, the only reason we're in this situation where there's suspense as to what the jury may arrive at is because of the stand your ground law. that is part of the problem we confront from a public policy standpoint. that you have a feeling of mistreatment institutionalized in law, to perhaps legalized vigilantism in some instances that will be the case. >> part of the issue here with the law, part of the issue is much deeper than the law of necessarily stand your ground. you can look at racial disparities based on the color of the victim. which apply broadly. >> when you have these expansive sort of self-defense laws. that's why -- in the previous segment, you're like, wh

. >> it's like yogi berra famously said, if you don't though where you're going, you might not get thereou're speaking to the benefits of planning like this. economists sometimes call it externalities, what are the costs of different actions. but specifically what difference would you get using this metric, what kichd differend of differe? >> there is a great get that says if you don't measure the right thing, you can't do the right thing. so gpi allows you to see where your economic growth is allowing you to advance against education, protecting the environment, addressing inequality. and where it's coming from really destructive purposes. pollution, bad consumption habits. >> but you're saying that in that situation by looking at that data, people would be more likely to do pro environmental regulation as a part of their economic plan? >> right. because what you would see is that if you compare to just straight gdp, that actually the overall economic health of a state, in this case it's been at the state level that this is done, came at great environmental costs. so you can change cour

organizers of yoga rocks ford field are hoping to bring 3,000 yogis to the football stadium saturday.ord for the world east largest indoor yoga session. that's your weekly five. >> rosa, thank you very much. i'm don lemon. have a great rest of your have a great rest of your weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> jay leno! >> america's late night leader, going out on top. >> thank you, folks. >> a winner. that is jay's legacy. >> the journey. from comedy club kid to the throne of king johnny.

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gene sperling in the snow, you know what yogi berra said is true, everyone always talks about the weatheres anything about it. thanks for coming out in the snow for us today. >> thanks for having us. >> absolutely. >>> now, you have heard about the controversial bill in arizona, sb-1062. it would potentially allow businesses to discriminate against gay citizens. now what you might not know, and this is new, is there is intense pressure now building on governor brewer. several major american companies have joined the fight, that includes apple, the nfl, both are saying, this is actually just bad for business, breaking news on that last night. and we are going to dig in with our strategists of why brewer isn't acting faster. >>> and there's already outrage over the pentagon's plan to shrink the army. we're going to go to the pentagon directly and speak to the spokesman for secretary of defense chuck hagel. we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if you qualify, and new car replacement, standard with our auto policies. so call liberty mutua

as yogi bera would have said, the fallacy is all wrong. a segment of marketers for whom they have to use mobile advertising. if you're selling apps, where else you going to market? that's the first thing. that's probably a third of the revenue growth they have been getting have been coming from apps alone which is a totally new segment of market. the rest of the mobile advertising, almost the rest of it is coming because facebook is saying hey, advertiser, thank you for spending money with us, we'll take it from here. we'll decide how much money goes to a mobile device or how much goes to dafk sta desk top devic. that's what matters. >> very quickly, show us the charts for facebook. >> facebook has to be a cornerstone of any portfolio at this point. the stock is in nf standing technical position. as much as 50% upside from current levels. since articulating that mobile strategy over a year ago, stock's up 92% within that well-defined trend channel. i love the way the stock holds key support at the 100 day moving average. in addition to hor

conference.o at the he is a big yogi and seeker of higher consciousness. says has been helpful to him in his business practices. did you find that that was a common sentiment? >> when you do work with the have had thend i pleasure of being with him a couple times now, everything is really smooth. he is a person full of love and compassion. he brings that to everything he does. when you talk about the free enterprise system, it's a very easy venue for everyone to talk about the morality that needs to go into a capitalist system. dan was there. we had a professor from nyu who writes on morality. it was a wonderful conversation. he enlightened us in a lot of different ways. maybe you can tell i'm feeling really mellow. >> dan loeb does not seem like the most mellow guy and the room, does he? >> he was super mellow afterwards. we had him in a trance. we can expect dan loeb to be totally mellowed out. >> oh, yeah. >> in reality, how much do we see this kind of sentiment or these type of precepts really integrated into u.s. capitalism? ,> the u.s. capitalist sys

. >> she's a yogi. you have to be. >> that helps. >> very flexible, i suppose.gaen and see where the story line goes next. coming up next, the mystery illness sitting students and symptoms that are similar to polio. the longest serving lawmaker. it's first elected way back in 1955. we will tell you who is looking to replace john dingle. ♪ feet...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz is an ra medicine that can enter cells and disrupt jak pathways, that comes with ra. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers have happened in patients taking xeljanz. don't start xeljanz if you have any kind of infection, unless ok with your doctor. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts an

implementation strategy and our plan is to fix it up on the six-month timeline to say okay what we do at the yogi, i will back up if we build out something particularly something new, we go to all of th the services it throughout the department and say okay this is our strategy where we are going i think it is a vision document to say okay does this make sense to you, does this make sense to do and we walk through from that particular perspective. we are getting people to understand okay this perspective and that perspective and we come to a common agreement that comes out. the second part is the implementation plan. that's where the rubber meets the road. if you sit down and think about and figure out exactly how you're going to do it and i will give you an example of that that was the secure mobile commercial mobile area with what we call the secure mobile, and then the implementation how we are going to talk this through to the services. what would you start looking at is how to do the acquisition differently. that would be one primary. how do you use the spectrum when doing operations differe

earlier in my remarks, i referenced this being a yogi berra moment. that great yankee catcher, having once made the observation that it feels like it's deja vu all over again. there's another contemporary urban philosopher i wanted to quote, her name is mary j. blige. she said, no more drama. i think the american people are tired of drama and theatrics. if they want theatrics, they can go to broadway. in new york city. if they want drama, you got hollywood. but congress is here to do the business of the american people. not to entertain. to do the business of the american people. and the matter before us that hopefully we will deal with this ek, not with unnecessary ideological demands that we attempt to inflict on the american people in order to do what our constitutional responsibility says congress should do, but again, a clean debt ceiling. now i wanted to explain as best hat i can to those who are interested in understanding how we arrived at this moment that when you hear characterizations about what's at stake, why we can't just simply raise th