jerry: marcus, i'm jerry. lemonis: jerry, how are you? jerry: very good. nice to meet you. -jeff: jeff. -lemonis: nice to meet you. couple struggles that i have. i think the fact that it's not truly a total clear-span building changes things a little because your space layout now has to work around poles, and the way you move your forklift and your shelving changes for what we need it for. how long's it been sitting empty? jerry: about two and a half to three years ago. lemonis: so, it's been a while. jerry: yeah. lemonis: what's the term you're looking for? jerry: for a five-year term on the lease. lemonis: so i'd be willing to start with a six-year term, then two more five options. and so i'm willing to pay you $8,000 a month in rent. but i would need that first year for free. the building's been sitting empty for three years, and so... jerry: six months of free rent? lemonis: go to nine, call it a day? nine months? we got a deal? jerry: we got a deal. lemonis: while moving to this facility may be more efficient, it also makes us more profitable. the difference in rent is

>> to amy, and signed jerry rice and then all those special records that jerry has. >> reporter: since the football went for $3,500, this sneaky

it is free cone day at ben & jerry's ice cream shop as the company celebrates another year of business. >> get a free cone, i believe you also get free ice cream, too, right? just confirming. ben & jerry's has hosted free cone day since its first anniversary in 1979 as a way of saying thanks to its very wide customer base. you can get a free cone from noon to 8:00 p.m. today. the company expects to give away more than a million scoops of ice cream. >> cone and ice cream. >> i hope so. >> april 1st. >> exactly. >> i love april fools day.

jerry once again has a place he can safely call home. >> are you ready for us to leave, jerry? >> yes. >> in addition to all that exterior work and fixing all the wiring and flooring inside jerry's house, they also gave him a new refrigerator which was the one thing it seemed he was most happy about. nbc bay area news. >>> we have much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. city workers declare a strike in the south bay. how residents will be impacted if garbage, water, sewer problems arise. growing standoff that will affect an entire city. >>> meet the new draft pick for t raiders and 49ers. why call waiting played a big role in nabbing a first round pick. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! kira/2shot good morning, thanks for joini >>> looking at live look outside. 8:00. thanks so much for being here with us. gorgeous forecast. >> there have been da

>> guest: jerry fall haver on curious absence of economic analysis. cspan: who he is he? >> guest: professor at wharton school. cspan: previously at sec. >> guest: a previous economist at the fcc. cspan: lydia beyoud. >> can you give us what you think the playing field would look like? you as economist what would that be at the fcc? >> guest: so evening playing field i want to see a venue complaining content providers, start with those, we have another set of actors too who are potentially at disadvantage, that would be independent distributors. let's start with the content providers. i want to see a platform or venue which they could come to the fcc and say we're not being treated right. currently there are currently no protections. it is kind of open in the air right now but i think we could look at the kind of protections we have for independent cable networks as a template for how that should go. with respect to online distributors i think the same platform could be used. finally, you know, we talk a lot about discrimination by vertly integrated isps potentially threa

jerry it's a privilege to follow u.s. chairman and it's a privilege to recognize you for your selfless dedication and inspiring leadership. ladies and gentlemen, jerry land pastor -- lancaster. [applause] >> jerry just asked me to make a few comments on his behalf. although it took many years for the museum and the american revolution to be brought to this nation, it is finally here. both like to thank all of those who contributed. way to go, jerry. [applause] >> thank you, marguerite. thank you, jerry. >> well, it is now my duty to introduce our keynote speaker, former vice president joe biden. i am not sure what more i can say. you've heard so much praise the 10, all absolutely true. i do want to add that he is actually from pennsylvania born in scranton. [applause] but at an early age, his family undertook that hazardous crossing of the delaware river to settle in wilmington. dear mr. biden successfully ran for and won a seat in the u.s. senate in 1972, becoming one of the youngest senator is in american history. and t

singer: jerry faulhaber of "the curious absence of economic analysis." peter: who is he? dr. singer: a professor at the wharton school of business at the university of pennsylvania. peter: was previously with the fcc? dr. singer: he was previously a chief economist at the fcc. lydia: can you give us more detail on what you think that that even playing field looks like, for you as an economist, what would it be? dr. singer: the even playing field, what i want to see is a venue in which complaining content providers, let's start with those. we have another set of actors that potentially are at a disadvantage and that would be independent distributors. let's start with content providers. want -- i want to see a platform or venue in which they can come to the fcc and say we are not being treated right. currently, there really are no protections. i think it is kind of open. it is in the air. i think we could look to the kind of protections we have for independent cable networks as a template for how that should go. with respect to online distributors, i think the same platform cou

so we'll start with a question for jerry. so president trump said last june in a campaign speech in pennsylvania, a state where there are many shuttered factories and steel mills, then candidate trump said globalization who made the financial elite who donate to politicians very, very wealthy, but it has left millions of our workers with nothing but poverty and heartache. what is your reaction to the presidential remarks? >> well, when you think about globalization, you know, you have to ask the question, isn't it obvious and woe jue just say and kind of get to the deception here. the reason it is not so obvious is that the data are actually really convoluted because there are a lot of things going on. there's one major event going on that keeps us from getting to the root of this in terms of the data. that is at the same time as we've had had globalization, that is over the last 15 years because we didn't see this with the early times of nafta. but over the last 15 years, during that same time what we've seen is the rise of

and so there's not a lot of guidance in the area of internet policymaking, and jerry fall and i possess it what the fcc needed to do in an effort to substitute for clear guidance was to throw itself into the populist whims and to allow that to guide it instead. >> host: in fact youite in -- you write in your paper that when economic analysis is missing, special interests and advocacy groups gain power. >> guest: that's true. something very discon concerning to this economist, as an example, is open internet order of 2015. the fcc credit economics -- in quotes -- of public advocacy groups purporting to show that they increase their investment because of classification as common carriers. of course had that been subjected to serious economic analysis, an economist would say do we have a test group? we do. cable platers were not subject to common carriage regulations and they're cap cal accumulation was faster than that of the telecos. so, there was a mistaken causal inference made by the fcc and we think that it wouldn't have happened if economists had a greater voice in the decisionmakin

jerry, do you want to kick it off? yeah, microphone is coming. >> jerry feinstein of the middle east institute. ismail, i think one of the issues that is of greatest interest is what happened last summer and why do you think that what seemed to be a very promising beginning to the talks in kuwait at the end failed to achieve the result that we were all hoping for? and how do we go forward now in order to get this back on track and overcome some of those obstacles? >> okay. maybe the unrest is another question, i can maybe try to address this one, jerry, thank you. it's, indeed, very sad. you know, anybody who's dealing now with the yemen crisis is saddened by what is happening and is profoundly devastated by, as i said, the level and the magnitude of the humanitarian crisis. and when you are dealing with this and you know that you have a solution on the table and that, as i say, it was a compromise that was unleashed over 90 days of discussion, what is even making me feel sad even if this war were to go for six months,

coming up at 53:01 of rickles good friend lives in philadelphia, jerry blavat who remembers don rickles at 5:30. >>> an alarming incident for students and staff at south jersey school more than three dozen people were taken to the hospital for symptoms of associated with carbon monoxide poisoning. the emergency happened at glassboro intermediate school following what officials say was failure of the boiler exhaust fan. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden caught up with students and parents this afternoon. just before 9:00 o'clock students, staff, teachers at glassboro intermediate known as bad smell. >> it was gas, some kind of gas. >> it smelled like, a rotten egg. >> reporter: seventh and eighth graders were given order to evacuate. >> we were entering the block and then fire alarm went off, and we were standing outside an hour and a half. >> reporter: emergency officials confirmed, that 40 people, 37 students, and three staff members, were taken to kennedy university hospital, in washington township. >> i have seen like a couple stretches coming in and out of that, school. >> repor

president trump: hello, jerry. he didn't have to say his name. we know jerry. jerry speier, everybody. >> mr. president, you're doing a great job. we're all really grateful to you for the sacrifices you're making. hope you heard that. from new york's point of view we send a lot of money into the economy, as a number of people have said. it's over $1 trillion. we're worried that we're going to have a problem with congress. president trump: with deductions. >> that too. but we're worried about various programs that help the city. the city is doing fine right now. even the yankees are doing fine. but what we're concerned about is the future. do you have any advice for us? president trump: i love new york. in some ways we're lucky i'm from new york. new york has unique problems. so does los angeles, soto chicago. there are places that have unique problems. one of the problems you have is debt and deductibility. that's a big one. a lot of states that don't have debt or have very little debt, like in the case of mike pence where he did such a good job in indiana, it'

surveillance video may help police catch a man accused of stealing a football donated by nfl great jerry rice. it was taken at an event in milpitas meant to benefit children with disabilities. juliette goodrich has the story that you'll see only on "5". >> reporter: jerry rice famous for his winning catches was auctioning off one of his autographed footballs at the prince of peace children's home charity event. >> going once, going twice, and it's gone! >> reporter: an event to raise money for children with special needs living in their orphanage in china. the winning bid $3,500 going to amy fu, who was visiting from china and very involved with the orphanage. [ non-english language ] >> to her, this football is a football of love. it's so meaningful to her. >> reporter: but after a fun night of raising money, the winning football went missing. >> when she returned the football is gone. >> reporter: but the football was caught on camera in the hands of this unknown man who ran off with it. and while jerry rice was kind fluff to give amy another autographed football, the prince of peace c

jerry feinstein is very knowledgeable on these issues. when he was ambassador between 2012 and 2013 he worked with the yemeni government to eliminate the presence of al qaeda in the peninsu peninsula. these forces are once again spreading. the this year they killed ten soldiers in a suicide attack on a military camp in its capital. militants have also carried out attac attacks, as well as the assassination of a senior security officer. an end to the conflict and the formation of more inclusive governing arrangements are critical so that the international community can again support to limit them from these areas. i am extremely concerned that military operation will soon affect the location of yemen's largest ports and the gateway for more than 70% of yemen food. the u.n.'s emergency relief coordinator has labeled yemen as the largest humanitarian crises in the world. today, 19 million yemeni are in need of some form of assistance. 7 million yemeni people are under the risk of hunger. the secretary general has ordered to raise the alarm o

jerry is the best. ten pennies. >> jerry's probably over next-door at the little coffee shop. high street. he goes there every day. >> answer works out around the corner. he's in tip top shape. ten pen ice, welcome back mike, were you so missed, your friend at ten pen east. >> you know, i think i need to go away again. i love this return. hey, kit kat? can you take these out? take them to up my desk or up in the news room? >> or put it right here, that way -- >> these things cover my face. thanks a lot. >> just kidding. >> so glad you're back. oh, we were saying we needed some flowers to put on the coffee table. >> tell me, does that look all right? >> i think that's great. >> also yesterday when i got home, i had another gift basket. >> this is christmas. >> and like i said, i want to go get into trouble again, and leave. >> stop it. >> for six weeks. you know who that's from? >> who? >> your parents and you. >> that's right. and because we were trying to send it from north carolina glenn the basket of stuff did get to north carolina, but i shared it with my fellow, what they

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>> yes, absolutely. >> how did it go, jerry? >> not too well. journey needs to come to an end. i know that. eight years of this is enough. >>> coming up -- >> we going to find anything in here we shouldn't find? >> well, let's say, not that i know of. >> weir gets another chance to come clean. . [ beep ] show me top new artist. [ applause ] [ laughing ] show me top male artist. my whole belieber fan group... it's not a competition, but if it was i won. xfinity x1 lets you access the greatest library of billboard music awards moments simply by using your voice. and thank you so much. the billboard music awards. sunday, may 21st. 8, 7 central. only on abc. >>> attention all areas. restricted mobilization is now in effect. >>> all right, guys. we're going to shake down units two and one, starting with two. >> the correctional staff at limon conducts surprise cell shakedowns for weapons and other contraband on a regular basis. today, one of the cells on the inspection list is jerry weir's. >> we going to find anything in here we shouldn't find? >> well, let's say, not that i know o

ahead i sit down with senator jerry hill to talk about what's behind the scenes on this and what's ahead for our roads. >> and one right after the other. trees come toppling down on a bay area home breaking windows and walls as the residents inside run to safety. >> i'm phil matir and i'm julie watson. it's going to be a beautiful but chilly day. here's a look out at the golden gate bridge this morning. temperatures chilly in the 30s and 40s area wide. we're 35 right now in santa rosa. concord at 41 and 45 in san francisco. so a cold weather alert for you for the north bay. mendecino county and a freeze warning. temperatures below freezing in some spots. especially the valleys and the mountains. so you do want to be mindful of that this morning. here's a look at what to expect as we move on throughout the day today. mostly sunny for pretty much everyone. we're warming up in the 50s and 60s and we'll talk more about that coming up in just a bit. sunshine for folks today. rain moves in midweek. maria over to you at top stories. >>> a big mess left behind by our storms. just north of monte

we know jerry. jerry spire, everybody. >> mr. president, you're doing a great job and we're all really grateful to you for the sacrifices you're making. i hope you heard that. >> that sounds much better. >> from new york's point of view, we send a lot of money into the economy as a number of people have said, it's over a trillion dollars. we're worried that we're going to have a problem with congress. >> with the deductions, right? >> that, too. that, too. but we're worried about the various programs that help the city. the city is doing fine right now. even the yankees are doing fine. but what we're really concerned about is the future. do you have any advice for us? >> look, i love new york. and you know, in some ways we're all lucky that i'm from new york because new york has unique problems, so does los angeles, so does chicago. there are places that are unique problems. one of the problems that you have is debt and deductibility. that's a big one. because a lot of the states that don't have debt or have very little debt, lik

dijo jerry dyer en conferencia de prensa .. poco despues de los primeros disparos un vehiculo de la compania pg and e hizo su arrivo al departamento de policia... el conductor alerto a la policia de que su pasajero habia recibido un impacto de bala.... este fallecio mas tarde.. al mismo tiempo el sospechoso continuo con su ola de violencia.. contra otra persona en la calle pero sin herirla... luego una tercera victima que si fue baleada y despues murio.. el sujeto entonces llego al estacionamiento de la organizacion caridades catolicas.. en donde una tercera persona que salia del lugar fue baleada y tambien perdio la vida.. [take: sot] sot (catholic charities folder) linda sanchez, tomaba clases en caridades catolicas 19.14.02 they just said hit the floor they are shooting vo estabamos en clase y de repente nos dijeron tirense al suelo.. estan disparando.. nos conto linda sanchez quien al momento del tiroteo tomaba una clases en caridades catolicas al momento del tiroteo.. linda dijo estaba sumamente asustada... pues de inmedia

now separated the two inmates are christopher penuelez and jerry sanchez. both are in jail on drug possession charges and have pled not guilty. >> they were approached by an unidentified inmate, who told them through the door that they had to fight. they had to fight to prove their heart in the gang. >> the winner would gain acceptance into the gang. the loser would be kicked out. refusing to fight was not an option. >> they had told us if me and him didn't fight that they were going to stab both of us. me and chris were scared. chris started crying. i didn't want to fight with him. but in this place you don't know what's going to happen. so i looked at chris and chris looked at me and chris started crying. and chris was just like what do you want to do? i said i don't want to fight with you. you know what i'm saying? >> me and him are talking about it and talking about it and we just finally came to it and said [ bleep ] it, we'll box each other. we've got to do what we've got to do to survive. we just started hitting each other. that's it. we were just cl

when jerry mid me where do you want to go for dinner tonight. i said i am so happy to cook. i will make chicken parmesan. off awe keep making this to keep jerry happy. >> i hope so. >> several steps, pounding the meat. breading chicken. frying in olive oil. >> i do the first side. three, four minutes until it is nice, golden brown. then you flip it over. >> then covering it all with tomato sauce, mozarella, parmesan cheese. >> i would make this on a first date too. this is fantastic. >> thank you. >> mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> is it bad that i only wantch you. >> hey, balance. you can have, one side of chicken parm with a side of chicken parm, totally balancing it. >> sandwich in one hand. sandwich in the other hand. don't know if that's how it is supposed to work. >> book is in or i don't know, i hate the idea of that. >> what? eating all chicken parmesan in the world. >> all the time. >> we're going to write a book too. >> "the mix" is next. hthat's why new downyl can saprotect and refresh conditions fibers to lock out odors. so clothing odors don't do the t

carl albert tells richard nixon, i can get you jerry ford. nixon makes that choice and ford goes through an extended investigation -- background information. even as he is selected, there is this whirlwind of controversy surrounding richard nixon and over the matter of watergate. nefarious activities that have taken place during the 1972 election and before involving secret tapes, bucking opposition offices, and a number of other issues that many people believed the president himself have been involved in. what nixon was involved in was obstructing the investigation into it. even for is being investigated. there are a number who believe they are not choosing the next vice resident but the next president of the united states. president next and nominates gerald ford to full the vacancy for vice residency. over 400 fbi agents spread out to investigate congressman ford. he passes the investigation, the results are handed to congress. congress schedules of vote on his nomination. this is the card that speaker of the house carl albert hands to jer

a football from an nfl great. 49ers legend jerry rice was stolen during a charity event in milpitas. juliette goodrich with the story you will only see on kpix5. >> reporter: jerry rice, famous for his winning catches, was auctions off one of his autographed footballs at the prince of peace charity event. >> going once, going twice, an it is gone. >> reporter: an event to raise money for children with special needs living in their orphanage in china. the winning bid, $3,500 going to amy fu who was visiting from china and very involved with the orphanage. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the translator: to her, this football is a football of love. it is so meaningful to her. >> reporter: but after a fun filled night of raising money, the football went missing. but the football was caught on camera in the hands of this unknown man who ran off with it. and while jerry rice was kind enough to give amy another autographed football, the prince of peace children's home is just hopeing to get it back. from a fund raising banquet they called share the love. amy says she just wants whoever too

oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh, boy >> so, i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent and jerry lee lewis, fats domino, all of the great rock 'n' rollers. ♪ on blueberry hill >> it was like a new language for us. >> the power of the jukebox, there's nothing quite like it. ♪ my dream came true >> the beatles took a bunch of those strains, the everly brothers from the '50s was a big influence for them with the harmonies. ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ ♪ wake up little susie wake up >> so the beatles from liverpool are taking this pop sound but putting their own spin on it. ♪

>> this guy named jerry. he didn't even work here. he didn't even work here, he just happened to be in the studio and he says no. >> that's how things work. >> wow. >> a guy in the studio can schulte you down. >> you kids don't know nowadays. >> things were different back then. we would do the show and by legend those people in the studio would tell other people about the show. oral legend. it would take literally six to seven years. some people right now are just getting the first show.

>> yes, absolutely. >> how did it go, jerry? >> not too well. journey needs to come to an end. i know that. eight years of this is enough. >>> coming up -- >> we going to find anything in here we shouldn't find? >> well, let's say, not that i know of. >> weir gets another chance to come clean. [ sighs ] hey, i was using that. what, you think we own stock in the electric company? i will turn this car around right now! there's nobody back there. i was becoming my father. [ clears throat ] it's...been an adjustment, but we're making it work. you know, progressive.com makes it easy for us to get the right home insurance. [ snoring ] progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto. [ chuckles ] all right. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. starts with turkey covered in a rich flavorful gravy,e and a crust made from scratch. because she knows that when

and even though it was nearly a three-hour drive to get here, jerry bonds senior feels it's worth it. >> when a person is down you have to be there for them. we try to relay back to jerry is that we hope you get out of here sometime soon and when you do get out, you know, pick up where you left off and show these kids that they are not just coming up here for nothing at all. >> i'm anxious, man. i want to see them so bad. i wish i could touch them and hug them but -- i guess this is better than nothing. >> finally, the waiting is over. >> what's up, man? >> how are you doing? look up, i can't get a smile. i ain't seen you in a while. high are you doing in school? >> what grade are you going into? >> third. >> the hardest part is like seeing him behind the glass and he's in here and stuff, so i really want him to get out. >> when his kids can't hug him like i told him he's hurting his kids. i can stand the hurt, sometimes kids can't. >> what's wrong? >> let me speak to her. >> what's going on? >> what's happening? how are you doing? >> staying strong? >> yes, sir. thanks for bringing t

we know jerry. jerry spier, everybody. doing president, you are a great job and we are all really grateful to you for the sacrifices you are making. i hope you heard that. i think from new york's point of view, we send a lot of money into the economy. as a number of people have said, it is over a trillion dollars. we are worried we are going to have a problem with congress. >> with the deductions, right? >> that, too. >> we are worried about various programs that help the city. the city is doing fine right now, even the yankees are doing fine. what we are really concerned about is the future. [no audio] or have very little debt like in the case of mike pence, where he did such a great job in indiana and it is a aaa rated on, one of the strongest in the country. adaptability is not that big of a deal. they don't have that much to deduct. over here, new york, when you look at what is going on with us, we don't know in terms of human disability, in terms of the state, we don't know if it can even make it if you don't have tha

jerry rice has offered to sign another ball. in the east bay... investigators are looking into what caused dozens of cars to catch fire. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the fire at "insurance auto auction" on stevenson boulevard in fremont started around 4 saturday afternoon. the fire spread quickly from car to car. 35 cars were destroyed. <>( james ) breaking news from overnight... vice president mike pence with a warning for north korea. the vice president visited the demilitarized zone between north and south korea earlier today. he stood less than 100 yards from the north korean border. he also told reporters "all options are on the table"... when it comes to the effort to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons. the vice president's visit comes just one day after a missile test failed in north korea. ( james ) the stakes are high. that's how the president's national security adviser is describing the situation in afghanistan. general h-r mcmaster says the president will have a number of options on what to do

honestly jerry i wish you the best of luck with your personality pushing it how can i miss it? take care and always remember you're the best valet ever! >> love you, don. >> he's the best. he's up there. he's with frank. he's with sammy. >> that's right. >> you know show business people are very very special. they are not what you see when they're on stage. they're very warm and if they love you and embrace you for a lifetime and even after death they're still embracing. >> jerry talking about frank sinatra, sammy davis, jr. he was friends with all these guys. so nice of jerry to show us those personal letter. >> don rickles was actually his wife was actually from philadelphia as well. >> that's right. >> kind of interesting. >>> first responders have some of the toughest jobs as we all know racing to emergencies putting their lives on the line every day. and today some high school students got to see first hand what those jobs are like. students at the delaware county technical school responded to real live scenarios as if they were police officers and firefighters. teachers s

like jerry. but it gave us an advantage if you could get through the process. but getting a building approved in new york is a horrible, horrible thing. and that's nothing compared to when you get into the highways and the dams. don't even talk about dams anymore. hydropower is a great, great form of power. we don't even talk about it. because to get the environmental permits are virtually impossible. it's one of the best things you can do. hide row. but we don't talk about it anymore. so we've come to a halt. we have a tremendous person that we put in charge of e.p.a., scott pruitt. who is an environmental person he wants clean air, clean water but he doesn't think it takes you 26 years to get a permit to build a building and to have jobs. at which time those companies are usually gone, out of business, etc. so we're speeding up the process. we're going to try to take that

. >> tough to please jerry manuary they are but the city trying. >> you said you saw the city down here cleaning up the gutter. >> yes, new kensington group sent people cleaning and sweeping. up on kensington avenue up around the corner not in the middle of the block. we do that ourselves. >> that one meeting last night made a little bit of a difference. >> reporter: jerry has been fed up he complained to me a couple weeks back about open prostitution and heroin on his block of hazard street right off kensington. he repeated those claims at an east kensington neighbors association meeting on monday night. >> took the trash out two weeks ago a body in the trash. i called 911, no, i went back and got a cup of coffee and watched married with children. i can careless i gave glop a attendance 26 district police captain campbell a couple week on the job and first district councilman mark squilla who says jerry's hyper local complaint is what brings problems to light. >> whether it's police presence, whether it's lighting on the street, whether it's signage, whatever else is need to be do done

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in fact, jerry rice had even offered to sign another ball. so for them, getting the ball back is just a matter of principle.live in the newsroom, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. ( james ) breaking news from overnight... vice president mike pence with a warning for north korea. the vice president visited the demilitarized zone between north and south korea earlier today. he stood less than 100 yards from the north korean border. he also told reporters "all options are on the table"... when it comes to the effort to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons. the vice president's visit comes just one day after a missile test failed in north korea. ( james ) the stakes are high. that's how the president's national security adviser is describing the sit

. ♪ ♪ >> kerry has assured me, the executive producer, jerry burke, this is actually the last jerry burke segment. ♪ ♪ >> we have seen a lot of bizarre videos on the show. take a look at this woman giving a dead pigeon cpr. >> does it work? >> no, he is dead. >> you have to have the right heat. >> a new york state appeals court judge was found dead in the hudson river last week during the 65-year-old was the first ever in american to sit on the highest new york state court. on april 12 the body was pulled out of the hudson river by the nypd harbor unit. the area is buzzing because the high profile nature -- not have we received such a mystery in the state of new york. he went missing for almost a decade and was declared dead in 1939 but they never found his body. his name is gregory jacobs. he is a priest at the episcopal diocese. initially law-enforcement was treating the death as a suicide but now the death is being deemed suspicious. so the nypd has said that there is no apparent, to her body. they don't believe that she was in the water for very long time. in a statement her husba

roll open --ojos abiertos, historias asombrosas 01 44 1;13 pkg --jerry kimbal, ama a sus nueve mascotas, bastante diferentes a las acostumbradas por cierto. --porque estas no recogen el periodico, ni tampoco traen las pantuflas y menos entierran huesos.. --son serpientes. 9 en total. el las ve como cualquier mascota. al punto que decidio sacarlas al parque a pasear y claro, causo un tremendo revuelo en el sitio publico.. hasta las autoridades llegaron a ponerle una multa, y no precisamente por la peligrosidad del reptil.. sino porque no tenia un collar puesto. --empecemos por esto... usted cree que todo animal como una serpiente, puede ser pasedo en un lugar publico... bite --asi es, una ley en dakota indica que las mascotas y sin especificar de que tipo, pueden ser paseadas pero con collar y correa controladas por su dueÑo y eso incluye serpientes... es que es mas facil encontrar a alguien sin facebook, que una vibora siendo paseada en un parque y con correa y collar. --tremendo lio para este hombre que incia por encontrarle el cuello al reptil .. bite --tecnicamente hay que hacerlo p

but i am watching over everybody, jerry. you're in good hands. ok? you're in good hands. believe me. you can tell the people of new york. even though i didn't win new york state. i should have won new york state but i didn't. [applause] >> mr. president, kathy engelbert with deloith. i want to return -- deloit. i want to return -- deloitte. i want to return to a conversation we had with ivanka and will burr. as we think about our skill sets, in new york city, our public high school graduation rate is at 0%. but the readiness of our students for college and careers is only 37%. it's assessed at 37%. so as we look at the pace of change, we look at the digital transformation we see in business and the marketplace and we look at the skills that we -- the disconnect between what employers need and what our students coming into our work forces are prepared to deliver, it would be great to get your thoughts on the priorities of the administration around

we know jerry. jerry speier, everybody. >> mr. president, you're doing a great job and we're all really grateful to you for the sacrifices you're making. i hope you heard that. i think from new york's point of view, we send a lot of money into the economy. as a number of people have said, it's over $1 trillion. we're worried we're going to have a problem with congress -- >> with deductions, right? >> well, that too, that too. but we're worried about various programs that help the city. the city's doing fine right now. even the yankees are doing fine. but what we're really concerned about is the future. do you have any advice for us? >> look, i love new york. and in some ways, we're all lucky that i'm from new york, because new york has unique problems. so does los angeles, so does chicago. you know, there are places that have unique problems. one of the problems that you have is death and deductibility. that's a big one, because a lot of the states that don't have debt or have very little debt, like in the case of mike pence where

ladies and gentlemen, jerry. >> jerry just asked me to make a few comments on his behalf. although it took many years for the museum of the american resolution to be brought to this nation, it is finally here. >> you've heard so much praise of him all absolutely true. i do want to add that he's a son of pennsylvania born in scranton. >> to subject -- subtle wilmington in 1972, becoming one of the youngest senators in american history and that was just the beginning of a career of one our nation's great public servants. you won an election to the senate six times and he was elected vice president twice. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 47th vice president of the united states of america, joe biden. >> thank you very much. it is -- you know, those of us who served in public office for some time are accustomed to say it's an honor to be here. but this is truly an honor to be invited to participate today and to follow such a distinguished speakers, and i mean that sincerely, thank you. governor, it's a pleasure to see you again and mr. mayor, thank you for the pats cou

i governor jerry brown signed an ordinance that makes it easier to build these, his ordinance makes it easier to convert your garage and build up to 1200 square feet in your backyard. this could be a real edition to the housing supply. what cities need to do is what portland, seattle and vancouver did, relax zoning regulations even further. they have to make it easy to build higher, relax design regulations, allow parking, tandem parking on a lot, we see many city starting to adopt this. >> we will see how this plays out thank you for explaining it, hopefully it helps if it works to help our housing situation in the bay area which is tough. thank you very much, we appreciate it. >>> an interesting idea. >> tesla owners, get an email from the electric carmaker, up next to voluntary recall just announce. >>> an update on the racially charged shooting spree that happen earlier this week in fresno, just when the suspect has shown no remorse, and said to answer the murder charges. the four on 2 will be right back. >>> the brain a former nfl star and convicted murderer aaron hernandez will b

jerry: no se basan, quÉdense conmigo aquÍ al lado. francisca: me voy a poner para allÁ para bailar y disfrutar de tu mÚsica. ahora quien despierta amÉrica nos canta "vuelve" ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [aplausos] camila: yo también lo siento mucho, pero pues... ¿qué te digo, no? osvaldo: hay que tener fe que todo se va a solucionar en su favor. a la mejor, la noticia que te traigo puede ayudarte a levantarte el ánimo. camila: y ¿cuál es la noticia? osvaldo: el comandante juárez va a proceder en contra de isadora. camila: ¿en serio? y ¿por qué cargo? osvaldo: esa es la parte difícil de la noticia. la autopsia que le hicieron

i happened to be in lynchberg and some professor pointed me toward jerry falwell's church. i'm a new yorker and episcopalian background and i never, to my knowledge, ever met a fundamentalist before, so i thought i better go. >> rose: yes. i was fascinated, and, at that very moment, jerry falwell was mounting the moral majority to go into electoral politics. >> rose: right. then later he formed liberty college. >> he was already starting a college that became liberty university, i in the end. so i wrote quite a long piece for the new yorker at the time about not just falwell but about his community and what it was like to be a fundamentalist and why people became one. so i then dropped the subject for some period of time and tack it up againo -- and took it up again occasionally. i wrote quite a bit about it for the new yorker during the last phase of the w. bush administration. >> rose: yes. so i began to think that i better wrap this up, and i thought to myself, you know, it's really impossible to understand the christian right or, indeed, the progressive evangelicals tha

way to go, jerry. [applause] >> thank you. >> it is now my duty to introduce our keynote speaker, former vice president joe biden. i'm not sure what more i can say. you have heard so much praise of him, all true. i do want to add that he is a son of pennsylvania, born in scranton. at an early age, his family undertook that hazardous crossing of the delaware river to settle in wilmington. there, he successfully ran for an won a seat in the u.s. senate in 1972, becoming one of the youngest senators in american history and that was just the beginning of a career of one our nations great public servants. you won an election to the senate six times and he was elected vice president twice. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 47th vice president of the united states of america, joe biden. [applause] >> thank you very much. you know, those of us who served in public office for some time are accustomed to say it's an honor to be here. but this is truly an honor to be invited to participate today and to fol

jerry rice pumps up the crowd before the game. team teal did not score a goal in their previous two games.. so what'd they do last night? score 7 goals. joe pavelski scores the first two goals and it was all sharks from there. san jose wins 7 to nothing. martin jones records the shut out. series tied 2 to 2. game 5 is set for tomorrow night in edmonton. ( james ) bay area baseball news. giants manager bruce bochy had surgery for an abnormal heart rate. according to a team statement, the surgery wa a success. last august, the skipper was hospitalized with an irregular heartbeat. in february of 20-15, bochy had a procedure to insert two stents. he is expected to rejoin the team friday in colorado. ( james ) on the field. the giants took on the royals in kansas city. buster posey returned from injury as a d-h. the game was tied and went into extra innings... joe panik drives in nick hundley and the giants win 2 to 1 in 11 innings. madison bumgarner hits the mound for the re-match tonight at 5:15. ( james ) the a's look to put an end