please welcome back to our show, jason statham! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about, right there! they love you! >> that's so nice! >> jimmy: they love you. welcome back to our show. man, you are one of the coolest guys, one of the toughest guys we ever had on the show. you just feel tough. but, i think you're like a -- you're a teddy bear at heart, aren't you? >> that's right, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. every time i say your name, i call you jason or jay -- when i say your full name, sometimes i say jathon -- jathon statham. [ laughter ] i can't help saying that. i'm sorry. i have a speech impediment. >> say that again. [ with speech impediment ] say it one more time, sorry. [ with speech impediment ] >> jimmy: you're in "expendables 3." >> that's right. [ laughter ] you are in that, as well. this is -- "expendables 3" is bigger than ever. you have new cast members hanging with you. >> we got a big cast this time. we got antonio banderas. we got mel gibson. wesley snipes. >> jimmy: no way. >> a

as a portrait artist, jason grew tired of drawing with charcoal and pencil. he looked everywhere for inspiration, and one night he found it -- in his happy meal. >> i came across it by accident, eating some french fries, and saw that i could manipulate the ketchup with the french fry, and it could be like a brush. >> jason wanted to paint something that related to the tools that he was using, so he decided to paint his own version of the movie poster for "super size me." >> it related to the ketchup. it gave somewhat of a meaning and interpretation to it. >> with a small web camera recording, jason prepares his ketchup, picks up a fry, and begins painting. >> mcdonald's french fries as a paintbrush. it's unbelievable. >> ketchup may work as a condiment, but it proves tricky as paint. >> unlike paint, the ketchup was a matter of how thick it was on there. so if there was a very thin layer of ketchup, it showed up as a light color because the background showed through. if it was piled on there thick, it was the darkest red. so it was more of sculpting the actua

>>jason: we got our electronic air cleaner cabinet mounted already. so the components for that will go back in. and then we do have a humidifier that will be going on each system. >>dean: and that's a steam humidifier. >>jason: yup. steam humidifier. and then eventually we will also have two heat pumps outside.

>> jason. >> jason, thank you for calling are you with your grandfather? >> yes, and my mother. >> and your mother is there is too. >> how old is your grandfather? >> 70 something. does your mom speak english? >> only a little. >> okay. so a little bit. so he is in his 70s you are with him now, and is he awake? >> yes. he is awake. >> and he is breathing, correct? >> yes. >> jason, is he completely alert? >> he completely alert? >> is he responding to you or you asking you questions and he is answering you like he normally does. >> let me check. >> okay. >> go ahead. >> he can respond. >> he can or caot. >> is that how he normally talks to you. >> yes. >> is he having a hard time speaking? >> let's celebrate that. [ applause ] >> so, now i know that anybody of you that have worked with children in the past now how difficult it can be to speak to someone that you may not have met before on the phone, with a 10-year-old to try to keep them calm and actually get crucial and important information across to them and from them all at the same time. and that is r

jason, i know who you are. your book is wonderful, fire year, so in a world that is in so need of broken, what heals? >> listening. >> yeah. >> and what would be one thing you would change in the world, joan, if you could? >> political infighting. >> okay. so please go to a bookstore, buy a book, get on the computer, buy a book, go to your local library, take a book out, enjoy your reading and if you write keep on writing. thank you so much for joining us here on mosaic. [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. [ hans ] toaster strudel! [ angelic music plays ] don't overthink it. [ hans ] warm, flakey, gooey. toaster strudel! >>> again, welcome to bay sunday i'm your host frank malica. if you've got a show idea we'd love to hear from you. go to kpix.com, scroll down to bay sunday and hopefully we can hook up. we are going to the zoo today, tuck

>> jason. >> jason, thank you for calling are you with your grandfather? >> yes, and my mother. >> and your mother is there is too. >> how old is your grandfather? >> 70 something. does your mom speak english? >> only a little. >> okay. so a little bit. so he is in his 70s you are with him now, and is he awake? >> yes. he is awake. >> and he is breathing, correct? >> yes. >> jason, is he completely alert? >> he completely alert? >> is he responding to you or you asking you questions and he is answering you like he normally does. >> let me check. >> okay. >> go ahead. >> he can respond. >> he can or cannot. >> is that how he normally talks to you. >> yes. >> is he having a hard time speaking? >> let's celebrate that. [ applause ] >> so, now i know that anybody of you that have worked with children in the past now how difficult it can be to speak to someone that you may not have met before on the phone, with a 10-year-old to try to keep them calm and actually get crucial and important information across to them and from them all at the same time. and that is

and for jason to make that call merits appreciation as well. [applause] thank you, and one round of applause for the recipients please. [applause] our next recipient is officer constantine saros and pat griffin, and read by officer moser. >> one more closing note and the he is here, lieutenant glenn marr that led tactical company that night and for whatever reason it's all about his guys. great job, glenn. [applause] >> at approximately 0730 hours on saturday, april 22, 2006, officers john constantine zachos and sergeant griffin, along with other officers responded on a report of a shooting in process that may have been related to domestic violence. headquarters advised that the neighbors could still hear loud noises coming from the unit. upon arrival the officers observed a three-story security gate, and officers led up the stairs. and upon reaching the unit, the officers noticed that the door was open and the suspect stuck his head out. the officers were on the stairway and with reported shooti shooting, they ordered him to come out and no re

>> anywhere, jason. forget that. the point is don't extort money from your coworkers. i know it's a lot to remember but follow the simple list of do's and don't's and you'll be on your way to a happy work place in no time. >> nice, oliver did you pull it out of your vagina. >> we're done with this bit, don't worry. >> what bit? >> back to you, jon. >> jon: thanks, guys. i appreciate it. l be 'll be . [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. we turn now to a breaking scandal out of washington, d.c. >> he's one of tea parties bigger stars but now senator rand paul stands accused of doing something our third grade teachers would nail us for. >> jon: oh, snap! did he use a magic marker to change clifford the big red dog to clifford the big red (bleep). for the record miss ferguson that crushed. sorry what did he do? >> plagiarism. >> he apparently lifted several lines of his speak directly from wikipedia. >> in the movie gatica in the too distant future eugenics is common -- vincent freeman is conceive and born the old fashioned way without the aid of genetic screening.

jason carter running for governor in georgia. democrats say he is one of the party's strongest candidates in 2014. some argue he could win in a state known for being republican to the core. will the carter name help? "outfront," david mattingly. >> reporter: he has the family name and the unmistakable carter smile. but for democrat jason carter, grandson of form he president jimmy carter, it is a tough road to becoming georgia's next governor. >> i never hear anybody who thinks my grandfather isn't a good man. >> how are you different from your grandfather? >> it is a different time, a different era and we've certainly got policy differences and we don't agree on every issue. i love him and he is my grand father. he lives me advice and sometime i take it. >> and he'll probably need all the advice he can get. georgia voters haven't elected a democrat governor.

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>> anywhere, jason. forget that. the point is don't extort money from your coworkers. i know it's a lot to remember but follow the simple list of do's and don't's and you'll be on your way to a happy work place in no time. >> nice, oliver did you pull it out of your vagina. >> we're done with this bit, don't worry. >> what bit? >> back to you, jon. >> jon: thanks, guys. i appreciate it. we'lls, guys. we'll [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. we turn now to a breaking scandal out of washington, d.c. >> he's one of tea parties bigger stars but now senator rand paul stands accused of doing something our third grade teachers would nail us for. >> jon: oh, snap! did he use a magic marker to change clifford the big red dog to clifford the big red (bleep). for the record miss ferguson that crushed. sorry what did he do? >> plagiarism. >> he apparently lifted several lines of his speak directly from wikipedia. >> in the movie gatica in the too distant future eugenics is common -- vincent freeman is conceive and born the old fashioned way without the aid of genetic scre

>> anywhere, jason. forget that. the point is don't extort money from your coworkers. i know it's a lot to remember but follow the simple list of do's and don't's and you'll be on your way to a happy work place in no time. >> nice, oliver did you pull it out of your vagina. >> we're done with this bit, don't worry. >> what bit? >> back to you, jon. >> jon: thanks, guys. i appreciate it. 'll bwe'll b. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. we turn now to a breaking scandal out of washington, d.c. >> he's one of tea parties bigger stars but now senator rand paul stands accused of doing something our third grade teachers would nail us for. >> jon: oh, snap! did he use a magic marker to change clifford the big red dog to clifford the big red (bleep). for the record miss ferguson that crushed. sorry what did he do? >> plagiarism. >> he apparently lifted several lines of his speak directly from wikipedia. >> in the movie gatica in the too distant future eugenics is common -- vincent freeman is conceive and born the old fashioned way without the aid of genetic screening.

jason? >> zain, thanks very much. >>> some shoppers could have some issues nationwide protests are planned at more than 1,500 walmart stores today. walmart workers are hoping to use black friday to draw attention to what they describe as low wages and retaliation against employees who criticize the company. protesters expect an even better turnout than last black friday when hundreds walked off the job in 46 states. groups advocating for walmart workers say the company made $17 billion in profits and they want more full-time jobs and a minimum of 25,000 dollars a year salaries for those who seek it. meanwhile, some store owners and customers are unhappy about thanksgiving becoming commercialized. in new hampshire, the owner of a sears hometown store refused to open on the holiday. holly cassyani say the deals are the same on friday so no reason to rush. >> just bypass this and say that the dollar figure is more important than us being with our families, it's unacceptable. >> customers at the

jason carroll is live along the parade route. good morning. when i came in this morning, it wasn't too windy. how are conditions out there? >> reporter: it's feeling pretty good, we've had mild gusts, but nothing major to speak of. if you take a look behind me, you have snoopy, the macy's stars, the sandbags are holding them down for now. in terms of what's happening with the parade and whether or not they are

. - and her dark knight, jason. - my name is jason-- i'm 29. i live in cincinnati, ohio, and i'm a machinist. - when the then-teenaged misfits first crossed paths in the halls of their high school, it wasn't exactly a love connection. - when i first met andrea, the first thing i probably noticed about her was her attitude. she was a punk rock girl. she wore all the tight leather clothes, you know, and chains and spikes. if somebody would've said, ba then, you're going to end up marrying this girl, i wouldn't have believed him. - it definitely was not love at first sight. - it was definitely not like that. - no, it was more of hatred that devoped into friendship... that developed into companionship and he's my best friend. - you're my best friend. - i almost sh a tear. i think his best quality is tolerating me. and he's very caring. - i think your best quality is your ve thoughtful, outgoing. you do take care of me very well. - we just kind of fit. i've never been able to be myself around other people until jason. i just feel like i can be the i

there shouldn't be any script for jason or my co-host, reggie watts. he's not here now. >> jimmy: we can cgi him in later. floating head of reggie watts right there. that's reggie there. >> so basically, there's no script anymore. they took away because they want to keep it spontaneous. the night is about spontaneity and live fun. i have no idea. not only that, but then they said, you know what? we should just throw a bunch of obstacles at him and ambush him over the course of the night. i have to try to host it on my feet for 90 minutes. we have no idea what's gonna happen. when i show up, like, to the writing meetings, they go, "stop. can jason come in?" [ laughter ] "you have to wait an hour." they won't let me in. and -- >> jimmy: what's going to happen? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: you didn't give them any guidelines at all? >> yes. the guidelines are -- and i'm up for everything. but my three guidelines that i gave them which was no shaving -- no hair pulling. >> jimmy: no, no. >> and what was my third guideline that i gave them? >> jimmy: i do kin

jason should to stop? >> you know, i had a discussion with a client this morning about this the question, should the tapering ease slowly or all en at once. you know there are risks although, david is right there are not broad-based bubbles but in u.s. there is a two-speed economy the housing bust in southeast and west coast, those areas you see frothy, they are at risk. and i think that really the next tapering decision you know whether they do something in december, if you get a strong job number for november there is a slide risk they could do something. esessentially if it is really big. there are in stock market, i think they are elevated . >> david, you look like you are just dying to say something. >> well, i am because, there is another piece of this, jason is an oil guy an energy by guy he has a lot of expertise in the area. you look at build out of the u.s. energy sector you can make a case for falling oil prices, which takes -- >> you can make the same for agricultural prices, grain, the truth i

jason witten, the signal. dallas 13 lives teen. dez bryant loves it. wave the checked backage fee. a ride into the end zone. 140 jars, a score, 23-20, minnesota. under a minute to go, tony romo hits dwayne harris for the 7-yard td peptase. romo 337 passing yards, two touchdowns, 1 i and t. cowboys win 27-23. how about brdrew breeze, first d 10 for new orleans, brees finds jimmie grand. watch him drag the defender seven crochets for the 51 yard touchdown. saints up 7-3. just before the half, jets down 1 and geno smith, a nasty move, scores from three yards up. jets taking 20-14 lead at the half. fourth quarter, jets up 26-17. on fourth, inches, hands off to josh hill, access denied by the jets. they come up big on the defensive stop and a big win as the jets defeat the saints 26 to 20. after a huge trade in the of seasons, the brooklyn nets are a team full of guys who have done it before. yet in the middle of it all is jason kid, one of the most recognizable faces in mets' teamshift also their only unproven quantity. >> there is a new sheriff in brooklyn. his name is jason kidd, the

david: jason rotman, thank you so much. lincoln ellis we'll come back to you when the s&p futures close in just a few minutes. thank you, gentlemen. liz: thank you. the little bluebird has flown the coop, gone public. what is next for the ipo market after twitter's offering last week? we have been all-star panel what is likely to be the hottest year for ipos since the year 2000. david: extraordinary how many are coming out. the airline industry is one of the last front tears for the wireless business but bureaucratic and technical barriers are beginning to crumble and beginning to crumble fast. i will speak with the ceo front and center of the wireless revolution in the skies, you don't want to miss this. liz: our facebook question is about the goldman sachs predict shaun that the run-up in stocks is about to end for small caps. this is decade-long bull market for small caps. do you think it is time to pull out of small caps? we've heard these calls for year and it hasn't come to pass. should with you move on to blue-chips?

liz: jason, thanks for the suggestions. jason pride. larry shover see you in a few minutes for the s&p futures close. just a quick mention here, tesla stock continuing to fall, about $159 in the after-market session. adam: want to see what the experts say they will come up. earnings victory for tesla founder elon musk in the past few moments. will his new earnings report supercharge investors? not yet. we'll dig into the tesla numbers. their guidance, what really matters in just a moment. liz: the fact that he runs a rocket ship company on the side. >>> we'll speak with the ceo of health care giant, supply giant, reporting rising sales for 17 consecutive quarters. affordable health care or not. henry schein, chairman and ceo tells us how he plans to keep up momentum. first on fox business interview. adam: otherour facebook question is about tesla. we we want are awe fan of tesla? would you buy the car if money wasn't an issue? log on to facebook.com/afterthebell to let us know. ♪ [ male announcer ] once, there was a man who found a ma

jason thanks very much for jason thanks very much for sharing that with us. sharing that with us. >>> more than 25 years ago, >>> more than 25 years ago, american expressed launched a american expressed launched a national campaign telling national campaign telling potential users that each time potential users that each time it received a new card it received a new card application it would donate a application it would donate a dollar to restore the statute of dollar to restore the statute of liberty. liberty. new applications skyrocketed by new applications skyrocketed by 45% and the company donated 45% and the company donated $1.7 million to the restoration $1.7 million to the restoration of lady liberty. of lady liberty. that proved that aligning with a that proved that aligning with a cause is a great way to cause is a great way to boost boost sales. sales. it gave birth to it gave birth to cause-relating cause-relating advertising. advertising. as stacey tisdale reports, as stacey tisdale reports, technology has put some new technology has put some new

jason has been waging this battle a long time. he doesn't deny that he road the dulles toll road nightly without paying for his commute from reston to washington three and a half years ago when he was looking for work. now he has a good job. this week vdot took him to court because his bill had ballooned from $440 to more than $200,000. jason realized it was time to settle up. the best we can do is $40,000. the other kicker is they put me on a payment plan for $150 a month. >> at that rate and with interest due, jason who is 33 figures he will be 87 years old by the time he pays vdot back. we asked motorists what they think. >> i have sympathy for the guy. i hate the bureaucracy and what's going on. >> do you have sympathy for jason? >> not really. he used a service and he hasn't paid for it. >> reporter: and you think he ought to? >> i believe he should, yeah. vdot issued this statement saying the lesson learned is to work with us. if you don't have a quash to pay a toll, don't wait. don't ignore the notices. i would say there wo

jason. best of luck getting gus back go to stand up for gus.com, jason thank you so much. >> thank you. coming up, a new knockout game attack. where did it happen this time in the victim is going to join me next >>> well now it's time to show you what we're watching. we put together the best videos out there tonight. take a look at this. prince william showing he is a royal and a rock star. the prince taking to the stage with bon jovi and taylor swift at a kensington palace charity event. ♪ living on a prayer. >> where was the duchess of cambridge while her husband was rocking it out? kate was home with baby prince george. and check out this cute little guy the little boy trying mirror a swedish guard. dressed the part complete with helmet and blue blazer. he seems to have the right moves, too. this kid may have a future with the royal guard. that's what we are watching tonight. coming up, the latest victim of the knockout came coming forward. you will hear what happened to her as when she

thank you so much for that, jason carroll. we'll go to meteorologist jennifer grey for a look at what to expect becaus this is a concern, 23 miles an hour, sustained winds is when they ground them, right? >> with gusts up to 34. right now the forecast is gusts up to 30. hopefully it will stay under that criteria. winds are about 18 miles an hour. we are just under what is called for for them not to call off the balloons. 32 degrees is the forecasted high, so it's going to be very cold. with the windchill, it's going to feel like the 20s. and guys, whoever is holding those balloons, they are going to have to hold on really tight if they fly because it will be breezy. >> that's a whole bunch of people for the balloons, strong, sturdy people. >> thank you for gravity. good have you with us, jennifer. >>> rain and snow still linger from the wintry storm that complicated travel for millions and millions of americans. we don't have the radar here, but take my word for it. it has made a mess of the roads, especially with lake-effect

jason what is your sense of why americans are pulling back or anticipated to be pulling back on charitable giving this year? >> it is great to be here. thanks. great question. i don't think people are pulling back on the charities, they are pulling back on the amount of money they are giving away. and it's based on uncertainty about the future. people who gave 100 last year may give 50 instead to hedge their bets for 2014. >> we have seen these great housing numbers and the stock market is on a terror, but some people feel like they are not out of the recession. how do you make people feel better about giving? >> i think there's two parts of it. one is helping people think about how much can they give. and the work we do is helping people explore what is possible, and they are giving. with too many people the giving decision is an impulsive one, you ask me if i'll make a gift to the heart association, on tuesday, maybe i say yes, on thursday, no. >> right. >> the other half is about impact. do you know the groups you support are having a big impact. and just taking a little bit of time bef

here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. what do you think? >> good morning, frank. good morning, michelle. in a holding pattern for the time being, twitter does open today he but it takes a little while for the underwriters to clear it out before it trades. it is on the new york stock exchange twtr symbol. it will give the company initial market cap of $14 billion. word going in is demand was extremely high. the company decided to price its shares a little under that in order to get that nice first day pop. take a look at the board right now. twitter is still not trading yet. we'll let you know if it happens in the next 30 seconds. good news on the economy lifting the stock market again this morning. commerce department reports that the gross domestic product in the 3rd quarter rose 2.8% stronger than expected thanks to stronger consumer spending. also, labor this morning reporting that first time weekly unemployment claims fell by 9,000 to 336,000 and the four-week average also pulling back just a little bit. the key october jobs report come

>>jason: we got our electronic air cleaner cabinet mounted already. so the components for that will go back in. and then we do have a humidifier that will be going on each system. >>dean: and that's a steam humidifier. >>jason: yup. steam humidifier. and then eventually we will also have two heat pumps outside.

jason kidd's way. >> jason goes 110 miles per hour, he works at the same rate. if you're not working at the rate he'll tell you about it. >> when he spoke people listened. he was the respect from everyone in the lock the rool and he's ready to lead the team. >> there's always something to be proven that i know what i'm doing. will i make a mistake and sit someone too long. every coach has down that. there's no hidden agenda. we want to win. we want to win now. that's the sport. >> thanks are darren, and dave will be back with weather. >> i'm meteorologist dave warren. the storms coming through the north-east have cleared off the coast. the storm will sit off eastern canada and bring in cold air over the next few hour, radar and the clouds - cold air coming in. dying down. we'll start to see the cold air moving in. 60 today, not all that bad. boston 58 degree. sun shine. look at the temperatures dropping. down to the 30s with freezing temperatures. not quite down into the 30st. and new york, 48 degrees. it will be a cold and windy day. temperatures barely climbin

jason brooks from kcbs news. thanks. time is 6-- let's get a of traffic. >>> how are we doing jason? >>> no major earnings reports coming out. the focus will be on speculation what the federal reserve is going to do. eighty thousands more than expected. good economic news is good news all the way around. could likely push the fed a little closer. next meeting is in december. after we got through the shutdown with a better than expected again, a gain of 200,000 jobs this month. if we get that, the likelihood of a bond move in december is very high, according to analysts on wall street. >>> got the 5s and 5c selling for apple now. they've only been on the market for a month and a half. looking at the indication iphones to come out second half of next year as they tend to do. our report apple is working on larger display screens, something a lot of users, analysts have been calling for. expectations we would see this in the latest it ration of the iphone. looking at screens of 4.7, 5.5 inches. heard a lot of other companies

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. >>> and we have jason statham with us today. unbelievable new book. that's all the hollywood buzz coming up. >> stay with us. we've got a good show. >> yeah, we do. [ female announcer ] this is laura. laura's being healthy and chewing her multivitamin. with ona-day vitacraves for women! it's a great-tasting gummy multivitamin designed for women with more calcium and vitamin d. it's gummies for grown-ups. get $2 off at oneaday.com. >>> it is time for today's buzz when we catch you up on all the celebrity gossip you may have missed when you were turning back your clocks this weekend. >> here to dish, bonny fuller and roseanne colletti. this weekend, ladies -- >> big weekend. all right. let's talk about justin bieber because seems like every week there's something else. he was in brazil, and what happened? what did he do? >> okay. he was up to his old antics. he was photographed coming out of a very well-known brothel called santora. but he was covered in a blanket. the only problem was is that his arm was sticking out and his arm has a very distinctive

jason. best of luck getting gus back go to stand up for gus.com, jason thank you so much. >> thank you. coming up, a new knockout game attack. where did it happen this time in the victim is going to join me next to tell you her terrifying story. >>> well now it's time to show you what we're watching. we put together the best videos out there tonight. take a look at this. prince william showing he is a royal and a rock star. the prince taking to the stage with bon jovi and taylor swift at a kensington palace charity event. ♪ living on a prayer. >> where was the duchess of cambridge while her husband was rocking it out? kate was home with baby prince george. and check out this cute little guy the little boy trying mirror a swedish guard. dressed the part complete with helmet and blue blazer. he seems to have the right moves, too. this kid may have a future with the royal guard. that's what we are watching tonight. coming up, the latest victim of the knockout came coming forward. you will hea

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cnn's jason carroll talked with some spectators at the parade. jason? >> caller: well, brooke, right now, what you're looking at, that's the very end of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. a lot of people who came out here today to talk to had a really good time. lots of folks who came out, braved the cold weather. >> california. love you! >> but everyone had a great time when they came out. there were concerns about the balloons, concerns the balloons would not make it. >> and they did. >> but the balloons and the babies, they all made it out to this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> we believe. >> we believe. take a listen to what said had to say about what they enjoyed about this year's parade. >> loved it, loved it. >> really wonderful. >> is this your first time? >> yes. >> first time. so there was a controversy -- >> fourth time. >> fourth time? wow, you're a trooper. >> i enjoy it. >> there were concerns earlier that the balloons, the giant helium balloons might not make it into the parade. were you concerned when you came out? >> when i

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you heard what jason and steven had to say. are you in or out on canine resorts? >> kay? >> there's a lot of good attributes for their hotel, their five-star hotel, but for me, i think that the rollout is too slow and i think that when you really get down to the business i'm out. >> i would say i'm in because people spend about $4.5 billion a year on boarding and grooming and so i think it's a pretty big market and i think they have a good chance of succeeding. >> and i personally think this is such a huge market, people are willing to spend money if they can have asharnss their pets are well taken care of and i'm in. what's your reaction to the votes? >> we're glad we have two out of three people that have given us the thumb's up. that means a lot to us. >> this is a business that is franchiseble. we do have competition that has proven that model. they have over 200 units and we're looking to make ours bigger and better. >> thanks so much to jason and steven of canine resorts and kaye and andrea. that's the power pitch. >> well, with that rottweiler sitting there barking

and plan to review the matter further. >> jason la canfora is nfl insider. this has been going on for some time what has happened here? >> i talked to people who jonathan martin confided in. and they say that this has been a pattern of behavior, harassment, verbal threats, menacing behavior directed at him by teammate, one in particular, richey incog nitto who is a fellow offensive lineman, he verimently denies it, i talked to people on that team and locker room and says it has been brewing and martin decided to leave the team because he felt his safety was at risk if he stayed in this workplace environment. >> this is a 6, 5, 330 pound man. but again, he really felt like some guys on this team were out to get him and some of the things they had made said or threatened may actually occur. and this was the only way he felt like coextricate himself from the situation and that perhaps it gets corrected. >> jeff: rookie hazing takes place in the nfl all the time. have you ever seen a case like this? >> not of a player leaving a team and basically forcing its tea