to do. >> you guys are sticking together and i respect you're the warden and everything, all i got your co>> how do i prove it if i don't have witnesses. >> this is all a bunch of crap right here. because your corporals -- it's the code of honor. >> what can i -- it doesn't matter, i'll get me a lawyer. i already spoke to one. i'm going to get me a lawyer. i already talked to one and have lie detector tests taken, prove to you and your corporal how wrong they are. i got this. >> okay. >> i got this. >> any way, i'm done. have a good day. >> you too. >> take care. >> she's a very difficult person to even communicate with because she doesn't -- she wants to say what she has to say and see things her way and thinks that everything is a conspiracy and makes it perfectly clear how she feels about law enforcement and correction officers and things like that. as far as i'm concerned, i'm done with it. >> coming up. >> that was my son, my child, you lost somebody but that was no reason for you to carry a gun and shoot another person because you lost your brother. >> the mother of tony goodwin's vi

>> your co, bryant.is on the grievance i filed. >> what did you do with that grievance. >> i gave it to them and they were supposed to give it to you. it said warden. >> when you write a grievance in you look in the handbook, it shows you how to write a grievance. any time you write a formal grievance, you're going to place it in an envelope and stamp it and mail it out. that makes it a formal grievance. the writing on the back of the -- handbook. you don't have one? >> i threw it away. >> read the handbook so you're aware of the rules and policy in the right protocol to follow when you have things like a grievance. >> why didn't they tell me? >> i can't tell you that. i can tell you that the information was given to you and you had access to the information and you threw that away. i'll address this issue and see if i can get to the bottom of it. >> i know cos and corporals stick together and i'm still filing the grievance and getting my lawyer, i talked to him already. i am going to press charges on hi

so she keeps it real for me. >> jimmy: a couple of your co-stars in the movie have famous actor parentnot as famous as yours. >> right, no. yeah, we have -- grace gummer whose mom is meryl streep. and micky sumner who plays my best friend in the movie. and she's lovely. and her dad is sting. but his name is actually gordon. >> jimmy: like your dad. my dad is like, that's a good conversation starter. and i'm like what conversation is going to happen after you say that? >> jimmy: next time you get him on the show, and i'm serious about this, i would like you to bring your parents. >> they would love it. >> jimmy: we'll get into the whole thing. maybe they'll do a movie of "the office" and we can get them in that. >> that would be the fpinnacle for them. >> jimmy: it's perfectly fine with me. the movie is called francis ha" opens in new york and l.a. may 17. we'll be right back. >> lafit pincay, saddle up for another installment of three ridiculous questions. ♪ >> so laffin what's up with horses? >> what do you mean? >> jimmy: what's their deal? >>, they're very fast. some of them are ver

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. >> you know where if sequa is over turned we could have a different result but i know your co- sponsoring some legislation. >> and then the other point that i would make is one of the other things that happens for the community to provide feedback it shapes the legislation about projects is that by allowing the sequa determination to be resolved, you know, it provides an opportunity for the members of the public to engage in the decision and that might modify the sequa determination. >> i think that the sequa determination is incredible powerful so never mind of encouraging dialog a sequa appeal from the largest promotions to the smaurt is considered and i think one of the city agency that has gone through the non-sequa appeals and has issued approvals perhaps i mean - i can imagine that agency saying how can you rule against the sequa agency seeing we've spent a lot of time. you want an objective analysis >> any additional comments? supervisor kim if i can raise one issue. in our discussion before about our election you may have a different prospective. my understanding in reading our el

. >>> there's one way to freak your co-workers out. >> ahh. >> it can't be real. >> he's popping themff his face. >> his connective tissue is keeping them together. >> this is john from the uk. he can freak people out with his eyes with a condition called voluntary. >> he must have a massive headache. when reading magazine, does he do that to get a better look? >> some people have this ability. their muscles are strong enough, they can push their eye, not out of the socket, but far forward. he did it for a year to freak out friends and family for fun. once he freaked them out, he went to youtube. >> it looks like a cartoon. it looks like roger rabbit or something. i have to show you his version of the harlem shake, even though we are over those videos. amusing. >> this is weird. i have never seen this. >> that's our show. see you next time. >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman. we have the best videos from the web and the stories behind them, "right this minute." >>> a base jumper gets more adventure than he bargained for after he takes the plunge. >> his huge malfunction. >> the mome

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but first, should you date a co-worker 1234* probably not. >>> is it okay to date your office mate? kimberly? finally a survey about workplace hookups. the poll conducted by business insiders found that most people would be up for sex with a co-worker if the opportunity arose. 90% admitted to being sexually attracted to a colleague. 64% said that they had hit on one before. 54% had actually sex. 97% said they would rather have sex with a fax machine than bill schulz. >> my nickname is fax machine so you lose. >> no, they win. 90% said hr doesn't need to know didly about co-workers' didling. let's go to our expert, cody. >> cody. cody. cody. >> what is wrong with that dog? >> i think we may need to look at that later. 140* we just see a little more -- should we just see a little more of that? >> oh man. >> cody. >> i don't know what it is. i think we need to -- >> i think somebody threw cody in a blender. >> that dog needs to go to the vet. >> the dog has issues. we have to get back to the story about workplace sex. joe, as a comedian, this pretty much limits you sleeping either with

. >> jimmy: your co-stars are two of my favorite guys. robinson, your boyfriend, does not seem that realistic to me. >> he's super loveable. i adore him in a teddy bear smushy kind of -- >> jimmy: no one wants to date a teddy bear. >> my character might have sex with him. >> jimmy: he's not technically a teddy bear. and jason allen greer plays your dad. that's kind of weird to me. >> he's older than he looks. he kept saying to people he had done the super actorly thing and put on weight for the role and dyed his hair gray. none of that is true. no, he does sort of age himself in the film. >> jimmy: "scandal" now is becoming a huge phenomenon. like, i think over the last eight months. >> we have the best fans on the planet. they call themselves -- we all ourselves gladiators. >> jimmy: you're a fan of your own show? >> i am. >> jimmy: you're gladiators in suits. >> we are. that's something the fans came up with very early on. it just kind of stuck because it's, you know, we didn't even know if we were going to have a second season. but we h

find your co-pay cost at myflexpen.com. your health care provider about novolog® flexpen today . >>> welcome back to our breaking news out of boston. cnn confirming what the boston police tweeted within the hour and that is three more suspects are now in custody of the fbi in relation to the boston marathon bombings. they were brought in within the last few hours. they are being held. we can tell you a department of homeland security source with firsthand knowledge of this investigation tells cnn these were two new bedford students that were brought in on charges of making false statements to police and obstruction of justice. there is a third student that's been arrested. it is an american citizen. this third citizen is not the now widow of tamerlan tsarnaev, the older brother who is also accused in the boston bombings, but was killed before being taken into custody. his brother dzhokhar tsarnaev is in custody. now we hear three more people brought into custody facing charges in this case. jeffrey toobin is on the phone now

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. >> do you think it is fair you park for free while your co workers pay for parking? >> no.o i don't. >> reporter: we confronted county workers using other people's placards to park for free. for parking? >> no. >> reporter: those drivers were no longer parking here. >> we are happyt that you go up here and identify the target areas then we are able to follow up after you. >> reporter: drivers with disabilities say they appreciate the crack down and wish they happened more often. >> this is the first time i have been approached. >> reporter: how long have you had your placard? >> about three years i think. >> i love it. if you go in some areas especially by kaiser hospital or by the lake there are about 200 placards. it is all fraud. >> reporter: in four hours investigators approached 70 people. >> we will go team by team. >> reporter: and confiscated 13 placards. about one in five people stopped today were trying to get free parking with someone else's placards. woo says that is about the same rate of fraud statewide. >> they know they are misusing it. it is so blatant. rea

. >> jimmy: your co-stars are two of my favorite guys. ers and applause ] >> two amazing guys. >> jimmy: i will say that craig robinson is your boyfriend. does not seem that realistic to me. >> he is super loveable. i adore him in a teddy bear smushy kind of -- >> jimmy: exactly. no one has sex with a teddy bear. >> grace peeples does, my character grace might have sex with him. >> jimmy: he's not technically a teddy bear. and jason allen greer plays your dad. that's kind of weird to me. he's a friend of mine. >> he's older than he looks. he kept saying to people he had done the super actorly thing and put on weight for the role and dyed his hair gray. none of that is true. that's just david. >> jimmy: he washed the gray cover out of his hair. >> no, but he does sort of age himself in the film. >> jimmy: "scandal" now is becoming a huge phenomenon. like, i think over the last eight months. >> we have the best fans on the planet. >> jimmy: what are your fans -- >> they call themselves -- we call ourselves gladiators. >> jimmy: you're a fan

are you and your co-workers going in on a lottery pool? the dos and don'ts of winning >> good morning, everyone. it is 6:00 amezaga on saturday. thanks nor wakeping with us. i'm katie marzullo. we want to get you out the door with a quick first look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. here's a view from mt. tam. minimal fog. the official sunrise just happened. we are talking about temperatures really cool in the north bay, ranging from the upper 30s in napa,

. >> you and your co-workers were able to walk away to get away but do you know of anyone who might still have been in the area? >> as we were driving away, i think there were some people at the neighboring warehouse that were still in that yard and i would assume same thing on the other side. i'm sure there were still people in the area that weren't quite as lucky to have driven away when we did. but i'm sure there were people still in the area, yes. >> and the smoke that is still apparently coming, what's it like? give us a sense of what you're seeing now and what's going -- what's happening. >> right now, it's nothing near what it was. i mean, it's still coming out pretty constant but it's a much lighter smoke. i can't imagine you can see it from very far away at this point but it's pretty light. i'm assuming they got it mostly under control but i haven't seen much of the footage. i've been in the car and on the phone much of the day. >> i hope they do have it under control. kevin, thanks very much. >> absolutely. thanks for having me. >>> a lot more happening tonight, including the ca

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. >> jimmy: and martin, your co-star -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- he seems like a fun guy to hang out withame would you play? what games do you play? [ light laughter ] >> we'd do -- we'd do "who can you impersonate?" >> jimmy: how does that -- >> you have to basically drop a name and then just go for it. and it doesn't matter if you haven't heard of that person. you have to say the name and go for it. >> jimmy: i'll do it. >> for example, hillary clinton. [ laughter ] too long, too long, too long! >> jimmy: too long? >> first thing that comes to your head, sort of. any noise -- >> jimmy: all right. sorry, do it again, do it again. >> okay, miss piggy. [ light squeal ] [ laughter ] it was the first thing that came to my head. i'm sorry, she never does that. she's moaning? i don't know why she's moaning. i'm sorry, man. all right, let me do for you. -- something happened to her. [ talking over each other ] all right. ready. for you? bruce lee. >> waaa! >> jimmy: another one? >> um, jimmy kimmel. [ laughter ] ha, fair enough. >> jimmy: cumberbatch, you have -- no, it's not mean. we have good

. >> senator, thank you and to your co colleagues for raisingd creating a merit based system.generation immigration lawyer. we are telling people either get a visa based on employment or family or investment. we pale in contrast to other countries. it is more of a comment to make sure that the focus isn't only on the borders but the wonderful diamond in the rough with a huge legacy of immigration that we can't afford not to have some kind of reform here. i urge you and your colleagues. >> sean: quick. >> i agree. and the most important part of the bill quite frankly in terms of the economy is the modernization of the legal immigration system proamerican economy and good for us in the future especially. >> sean: we could have done three hours with this audience. senator, a pleasure. thank you for being with us. we he appreciate it. thank all of you and as always thank you at home for being with us. let not your heart be troubled. the news continues and we will see you soon on >>aise trucker is saying he looked in his rear-view mirror and watched in horror as the span collapsed

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would you freak out if somebody was snooping, a spouse, your friends, co, woulders? there is a way to beat the snoops at their own game. what happens when you leave a cell phone unsecured? the maker of norton security wanted to find out. the company put 50 phones around san francisco and four other cities. here is what they found. while only 50% of the people who found the phones tried to return them 97% rifled through them. >> the people on those phones snooped. they went around and looked at the work information the personal information and they tried to log into a bank account of a person and went into their facebook. they tried to go into files marched hr salaries. they tried to log into e-mail. curiosity is a powerful thing. >> it is not just lost or misplaced phones. she is with lookout security and a recent survey found those around us are big snoops too. >> one in three have peeked into someone else's phone and surprisingly in the survey we found one in ten have add -- admitted to looking at a co-worker's phone. >> there are features allowing smart phone owne

would you freak out if somebody was snooping, a spouse, your friends, co, woulders? there is a way to beat the snoops at their own game. what happens when you leave a cell phone unsecured? the maker of norton security wanted to find out. the company put 50 phones around san francisco and four other cities. here is what they found. while only 50% of the people who found the phones tried to return them 97% rifled through them. >> the people on those phones snooped. they went around and looked at the work information the personal information and they trie into a bank account of a person and went into their facebook. they tried to go into files marched hr salaries. they tried to log into e-mail. curiosity is a powerful thing. >> it is not just lost or misplaced phones. she is with lookout security and a recent survey found those around us are big snoops too. >> one in three have peeked into someone else's phone and surprisingly in the survey we found one in ten have add -- admitted to looking at a co-worker's phone. >> there are features allowing smart phone owners to ke

this started when your co-author started having problems in her relationship and wondered if others aredon't use it like 98.6 normal. we sea what is normal for couples who are happy, really happy. we compare everyone against extremely happy couples. what is their normal and if it's working so well for them, shouldn't we consider it? >> that's the poichblt surprising secrets of happy couples. what are the secrets of happy couples. >> there's a lot of them. to me that jumped out is how much affection they give each other, hugging, kissing, i love you every day. 80% say that every day. holding hands, public displays of affection. we really need a lot of fuel for our relationship. it's easy to do. and what we also see the longer they are together the less they do it. >> and affection is different than sex. >> yes. >> some people don't know that. some people think if we're going to have a lot of affection it's going to lead to sex and i don't want sex i want affection this particular time. >> exactly. >> let's take on the sex question. how often are extremely happy couples having sex? >> wel

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find your co-pay cost at myflexpen.com. ealth care provider about novolog® flexpen today >>> the spotlight is back on the national rifle association and its fight against gun control legislation. nra members are gathering in texas for their annual meeting, just weeks after their scored a big victory in the senate. but some gun control advocates want to crash the party. let's bring in dana bash. we're just noticing that sarah palin is speaking right now. they're drawing in a lot of people to this event, but there may be some other fights to come on there fight. >> sarah palin is joining the bandwagon of a lot of speakers, and they are bashing the president and we in the media as much as they are fighting for gun rights. but the central theme is that the president and his allies are taking advantage of tragedies to squeeze the second amendment. it's a packed house in houston. an estimated 75,000 people expected at the nra's convention. with gun control on congress' agenda for the first time in a decade, the second amendment ra

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com çó >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> goodmay 2. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is just about 4:30. it's going to be a scorcher today. the first heat advisory of the year. >> let's get over to meteorologist lawrence karnow, tracking the occurrence conditions in the weather center. >> temperatures today the hottest of the week. a heat advisory is up for much of the bay area. in fact, we are going to see many of these temperatures soaring up to the 90s inland. you can see that heat advisory not continuing right toward the coastline but you get the idea, temperatures hotter than we have seen for the better part of the year. not triple digits but definitely 90s a possibility out there by the afternoon and many 80s inside the bay so make sure you check on the kids, pets and elderly. it's going to be unseasonably hot. outside now, a little cool at the coastline. we have some 50s there but some 50s in some of the bay areas and also the valleys. looks like as we head in toward the after

find your co-pay cost at myflexpen.com. care provider about novolog® flexpen today >>> welcome back here live. special coverage in boston. two and a half weeks after the fatal boston marathon terror attacks, we are now learning of these three suspects who now have been arrested and in minutes will be appearing at a federal courthouse here in boston. this is their first appearance. and according to a source, police caught on to one of these students, these umass dartmouth students facing charges after making a change to his facebook page. what was the change? >> this is what is so interesting. it is the suspect dias kadyrbayev, the one who really hit the radar of investigators, even before dzhokhar tsarnaev was even caught. the reason being is that on the thursday, the pictures of dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother were released to the media. those three friends, including him, they went to dzhokhar tsarnaev's dorm room and actually removed a backpack and the computer as you've been reporting. at 3:00 in the morning, dias act

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if you remember if you have a moral us so if a member of a pension fund and you own is your biggest investments co you have to believe that all of bought coal is going to get developed but the value five company to sustain its share price today if you don't believe it will get the vote because we want to keep to this two degrees world then there's something wrong with the valuations i saw you saying that the devaluation is based on exploitation of all call but if they exploit all the call that degrees are will rise significantly to that the global economy will scientifically collapse well they will never develop all that call so these companies a way of i'll give an example of a company that's overvalued well we've seen a couple of the big u.s. coal companies drop their stock price but seventy percent last year there was a that. arch cocoa was a symbol. of stock exchange yeah america the american ok it's doubtful any percent so it's closed others are huge and some big changes happening that story came out with a report last week the so is that the fundamental economics info move coal which is what

your - >>. you're talking about the co- lateral agreement but it's been presented >> i definitely think it's a priority issue. for example, going to our third point having advise groups like you have in the agreement long-term project. i also and people can disagree but in all candor i believe it includes the kind of monitoring functions we're talking about. let me be clear we're not asking to take the responsibilities to create another agency we're trying to get sufficient and timely notice of some critical decisions to be made so we can fully participate in processes. your reading could be read that way and i thought about that but i think it can be read to include the kind of function we're talking about here as well >> i guess then what's the difference; right? if we call it a co- lateral agreement if you took what we were presented to today. and the discussion about material vs. non-material changes. hadn't that satisfied what you asked for there? >> in terms of the monitoring it certainly strengthens the language but i still think there's a difference in respect to the amendment. because it subst