if they think they were going to be asking jimmy lee it doesn't make any sense and what do you think the the meeting was like where they were like oh my god eureka i know it was i will use that twitter then everybody around and you're like why don't we use that twitter it'll be a great idea and i'm going to do what's frustrating and i think that this is something that you know the print of the show alexis goldstein said is the social media department is the one who's going to get in a lot of a lot of trouble for this now food when really no one's really looking at the leadership at j.p. morgan thinking why have we inspired such a i are among the twitter owners or everyone hates us what are we going to do rachel we've got to come back to our butts more because it's awesome but that's all in all the time we have for now but you can see all segments featured in today's show on you tube at youtube dot com slash boom bust our t. we love hearing from you so please head up our website at facebook page facebook page rather at facebook dot com slash boom bust r.t. and from all of us here boom

also does the jimmy lee view anything short of iran completely disarming itself as a defeat for both the white house and israel. rightays that they have a to use plutonium and uranium for peaceful purposes. the treaty sort of glossed over that issue a bit. >> there are many wondering whether or not this can be stopped at this point. there is something different about this agreement as opposed to other international -- >> this wasn't necessarily a treaty. is, it only asks for six months. this is sort of like a trial thing. if iran behaves, we will continue giving them more sanctions relief if they can you to behave. it is sort of a trial agreement that gives them more negotiating room to strike a broader deal. >> kevin, thank you. >> a critical deadline is fast approaching for the healthcare.gov website. the president promised the problem-plagued site will be fixed by the end of this month. that is saturday. the washington post reported the obama administration will consider the new federal insurance marketplace successful if 80% of users can buy health care plans online. lost in the

a sense of how much people want to talk to jimmy lee about the dell deal which is a little out of whack with how much people actually wanted to give j.p. morgan a reckoning this is the first time we've seen anything like this happen member when mcdonald's tried to get people to share their mickey d's stories that went awry incredibly quickly because let's face it on the internet we all love being trolls and the number of people who just want to have a good laugh always outweighs the people who earn asli want to know jimmy dell what color they should make their resumes i mean. that was very funny. really what they thought that people were going to be asking jimmy do i like to think what's your favorite deal what's your favorite thing to order at lunch i mean what kind of message were things did they think they were going to be asking jimmy leave it doesn't make any sense what do you think the meeting was like where they were like oh my god i know what was that. you know like i don't really use that i have twitter it'll be a great thing and it's going to be what's frustrating and i think

a sense of how much people want to talk to jimmy lee about the dell deal was a little out of whack with how much people actually wanted to give j.p. morgan a reckoning this is the first time we've seen anything like this happen member when mcdonald's tried to get people to write their mickey d's story is that when incredibly quickly because let's face it on the internet we all love being trolls and the number of people who just want to have a good laugh always outweighs the people who earn asli want to know jimmie dale what color they should make their resume i mean. that was very funny but. really what they thought that people were going to be asking jimi do i like to think what's your favorite deal what's your favorite thing to order at lunch i mean what kind of message were things did they think they were going to be asking jimi leave it doesn't make any sense what do you think the meeting was like where they were like oh my god. i know what was that. like why don't we use that twitter it'll be a great thing and it's going to be what's frustrating in. i think that this is something t

joining me, jimmy lee and oliver pearce. jimmy, you're up first. 30 seconds on the clock. tell us how to prepare for tomorrow. >> tomorrow i'm watching same store sales figures as consumer makes up two-thirds of our economy. with the holiday season ahead of us, i'm hopeful all of us will do a lot of shopping this year. also tom gallup pollsters release eci data set. we get a better gauge how consumers feel about the economy. friday i'll be watching employment numbers. i think they'll be on the rise with holiday hiring. as an optimistic i think the glass is half full. i see the stock market higher in six months with more money moving out of bond market and into equity markets. >> you make a good point. i'm watching retail as well. a lot of big names. oliver, 30 seconds how do we prepare? >> absolutely earnings is going to be key. we'll start out of the gate with a lot of european data in the morning. the ism nonmanufacturing coming out at 10 a.m. those will set the stage for the trading day. look, cvs is reporting before the open. t-mobile is reporting before the open. tesl

jpmorgan has canceled a twitter q&a session with investment banker jimmy lee after being flooded with info. the company started soliciting questions last week. that's when the troubles started. some users started making fun of the bank's attempt to use social media. others saw that executives, here have just a few of the responses for you. how do you decide who to foreclose on? what's your favorite type of whale. and if you feel like a failure, imagine being the person who came up with the #askjpm. some rough stuff out there, guys. >> always. but i enjoyed jpmorgan's response, which was #bad idea. this is wa you're asking for, every day, nastiness. >> reminds me of an angry mob outside the castle. they're anonymous, even though you can track them down. but when you have strength in numbers, when you have literally millions, you're not going to track them down. to say anything they want. >> the same thing as the e-mail before. >> right. >> this is even more ewe ubiquitus. >> has the country always been this angry or does the technology allow them to do something -- >> look, i think whe

a young man by the name of jimmy lee jackson was a veteran that attempted to protect his mother and was shot in his stomach and a few days later he died of a local hospital and selma. and because of what happened to him, we decided to march from selma to montgomery to do so next afternoon, 600 of us we had a prayer, we started walking in to his and i will never forget that day. i was wearing a backpack before it became fashionable to wear a backpack, and in a backpack i had two books, an an apple, an orange, i wanted to have something to read and something to need and i also had a toothpaste and toothbrush. so if i thought i was good to be arrested or go to jail and wanted to be able to brush my teeth. we get to the highest point on the bridge crossing the alabama river and down below we saw the sea of blue alabama state troopers. behind the state troopers there were sheriff clott who is a very big man, he tried to dress like him and he wore a gun on one side and a nightstick on the other independent has left lapel said never. we kept walking towards this line of state troopers and the

and spike lee. spike lee joint. and, amazing to work with. and, it is a great group of people. >> jimmy: and came out really good. great to see you also. and give my best to your family. >> i will. >> jimmy: hope the turkey comes out all right. the brine. and elizabeth olsen. "oldboy" is in theaters now. when we come back, music from the 1975. >> jimmy: i want to thank patton oswalt, elizabeth olsen and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. nightline is next, but first playing the song, "chocolate" from their self-titled album, "the 1975". ♪ hey now call it a split ♪ ♪ 'cause you know that you will ♪ ♪ oh you bite your friend like chocolate ♪ ♪ you say we'll go where nobody knows ♪ ♪ with guns hidden under our petticoats ♪ ♪ we're never gonna quit it ♪ no we're never gonna quit it no ♪ ♪ now run run away from the boys in the blue ♪ ♪ and my car smells like chocolate ♪ ♪ hey now i think about what to do ♪ ♪ i think about what they say ♪ ♪ i think about how to think ♪ ♪ pause it play it ♪

." >> jimmy: oh, no. kathie lee and hoda. i get it now. >> steve: i get it now. >> jimmy: let me try one more clue here. bicycle and a ball? i give up. lance armstrong. >> steve: oh, lance armstrong. >> jimmy: oh, i don't get it. all right. very good. let's go back to the home screen. i don't get it. i don't know how to play that. >> steve: he rides around and around. >> jimmy: i don't know -- he has -- all right. this next app is cool. it's called wax alan rickman. [ light laughter ] basically how it works is, you swipe your finger across the screen to wax the chest of legendary screen actor, alan rickman. let's try it. sounds good. all right. [ laughter ] first you tap on the screen where you want the waxing strip to go. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: right there, right in the mid. now you just swipe the screen to wax his chest. [ ripping ] >> ouch. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's fun. let me try another spot. how about this one over here? [ light laughter ] it's going to be painful right there. >> steve: going to be painful. >> jim

and my show is called -- o-n-e kathie lee and company. >> jimmy kimmel had something of a halloween tradition and what he's done the last couple years is, he's asked parents to say to their children this statement, i eight your halloween candy >> all of it. >> and then record their reaction. okay. that's just cruel, but let's take a look and see what people sent in. >> i'm so sorry. >> i hate you! >> well, that's not very kind! >> that's not very kind. >> hey, guys, guess what? >> what. >> we're just kidding. all the candy is in the laundry room. >> for two hours walking around the whole entire neighborhood getting candy. >> i'm kidding. >> mama! why did you do that? every halloween. >> why do you do that every halloween? is that what she said? >> i don't know. i couldn't hear. >> oh, my god. >> apparently the second time he's done it. he didn't learn last time that people think that's cruel. >> there is a little mix of feeling awful. >> but the kids are so funny. i hate you! >> that wasn't very kind. how about that? >> i wonder what a psychiatrist would say about it. >> not great. i have a f

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know our next guest from films such as "precious" and lee daniels' "the butler." starting today he's back in theaters everywhere as cinna in "the hunger games: catching fire." please welcome back to our show the great lenny kravitz! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> what's happening, man? >> jimmy: the one and only. thank you for coming back to the show. >> it's good to be back. >> jimmy: we love you so much on the show. we always have fun. last time -- last time you were on the show. uh, prince. >> yeah, prince. >> jimmy: you know who prince is. so, prince finds me and challenges me to a ping pong -- he wants to play me in ping pong. >> okay. >> jimmy: at a club here in new york called spin. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: around 10:30 at night. i swear. this club. true story. >> i know it's true. i played ping pong with prince many times. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you being serious? >> ping pong, bowling, pool. >> jimmy: what -- prince challenged you as well? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: did he start, like, smack talking you? that's what he did to me. >> the smack t

there was myself, jimmy trimble, orville mitzle, jim white and lee planchard who stayed in the marine corps to become a kernel. and we were sent out to look for the spigot mortars. we were sent out at night because they were easy to see. and we went to hill 362 and 382. now, the elevation, the hills and the ridges had numbers. and that was the elevation above sea. so we went up to this ridge. remember, we could look out over the japanese field and see if we could spot the spigot mortars. well, about midnight, you never saw the japanese during the day. they were night fighters. we called them roving wolves. kirabashi was the japanese general. and he would send them out at nig night to kill us, to get water, to get food, to try to get some of our equipment. i've been criticized in the past, but i'm going to tell you that the japanese were first-class fighters. in a second-class army with third-class equipment. they would rather die or commit suicide than be captured. although we did capture 200 of them. the -- the big picture to the grunt on the ground is the fox hole that he's in. it's

jimmy! [ chrs and applause ] ♪ >> stevefrom studio 6a in rockeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonighs guests are -- and feuring the legendarroots crew. and here he is -- jimmfallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheersnd applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you! yeah. oh. hot crowd. hot crowd right there. welcome great new york city crowd. welcome, everybody, to "late night with jimmy fallon." you guys feeling good? [ cheers and alause ] welce. thank you so much. welcome to the show. it's fun one. i love you, too. [ lighlaughter ] let's get right to i here's what everyone's talki about. this guy, b ford, the mayor of toronto. i love this guy. everyoneoves the guy. what a great guy. he's admitted that he's oked crack while he was in office. [ laughter ] he's rusing to step down. and despite all this, he's annouced that,his is true, he's going to start hosting a tv show with his brotr in canada. [ lahter ] it raised a loof questions. starting with, "wher

but, "jimmy fallon" happening right now! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6a in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about right there. oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. that's what i'm talking about. welcome, hot new york city crowd. welcome everybody to the show. [ cheers and applause ] welcome, everybody. thank you for being here tonight. thank you for watching at home. here's what everyone is talking about. boy, it's been a rough couple weeks for president obama. we've had the nsa spying scandal and the obamacare website is just a mess. it's like i made it. it's -- [ laughter ] it's so bad that a new poll found that mitt romney would beat obama if americans could vote for president again today. [ light laughter ] yeah. he even asked if there's any way we could have a do-over. [ laughter ] not romn

and my show is called -- o-n-e kathsz this lee and company. >> jimmy kimmel had something of a halloween tradition and what he's done the last couple years is, he's asked parents to say to their children this statement, i hate your halloween candy. >> all of it. >> and then record their reaction. okay. that's just cruel, but let's take a look and see what people sent in. >> i'm so sorry. >> i hate you! >> well, that's not very kind! >> that's not very kind. >> hey, guys, guess what? >> what. >> we're just kidding. all the candy is in the laundry room. >> for two hours getting candy. >> i'm kidding. >> mama! why did you do that? every halloween. >> why do you do that every h l hallowe halloween? is that what she said? >> i don't know. i couldn't hear. >> apparently the second time he's done it. he didn't learn last time that people think that's cruel. >> there is a little mix of feeling awful. >> but the kids are so funny. i hate you! >> that wasn't very kind. top that. >> i wonder what a psychiatrist would say about it. >> not great. i have a feeling -- >> shuflds be she would be awes. l

a fumble but justin lee fell on it for the game winning temperatures. lincoln beats mission 18 to 12. >>> and thursday night football jimmy graham hauls in a 44-yard touchdown pass from drew brees, saints win it 17-136789 take look at graham, goes in for the slam dunk celebration. he is so strong he bends the goal post. they had to stop play to fix it. and you can bet -- >>> that's it i'm dennis o'donnell have a great weekend. >>> thanks. oklahoma city thunder might want to quit paying big bucks to fans who take that half court shot for money. play of the day, high school teacher brad brucker, nothing but net, 20 grand for that. congratulations for from a couple of folks who happened to be there, jay-z and beyonce sitting court side. second straight game a fan has won 20 grand for a half court shot at an okc ball game. play of the day. >>> it is 6:27. it's been two weeks since typhoon haiyan hit the philippines and the number of victims continues to rise. >>> and i'm live in oakland. it's another frustrating morning for commuters. a computer glitch has

apparently jimmy fallon has no career unless he talks about us every night. >> finally this isn't good. the global supply of wine is running low. they're saying we're on track to have a massive shortage. then catkathie lee and hoda wer like welcome to the hunger games. >>> there is a game i should not have downloaded ever. it's called candy crush. it's sick. >> here it is. the goal is to get three of these little candies in a row. you move one over. see how they disappear? >> yeah. >> it's so much fun to play. it is addicting. and you'll be on the plane and before you know it you've wasted three or four hours of your life. >> your life, exactly. >> dillon's candy shop has come up with the identical candies. they have these too. what else, anything? >>> i don't know. i guess it's thirsty thursday. it's time for my i-hoda. >> i was going to make it for somebody in every generation. not just the teenyboppers. ♪ >> this is king harvest, the old school version of dancing in the moonlight. don't you love it. come on. let's do it. ♪ we get it almost every night ♪ it's super natural deli

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