>> steve. he said he was taking his stuff, his clothes that he had accumulated at my house. >> he's been staying there? >> a few nights, yes. >> did you ever think that maybe kevin would come home and steve would be there and there would be an issue? >> no, i hadn't thought about that. >> and i said, if i get in a fight with my wife, i said, nobody's moving into my house. >> as a husband, as just a sensible person, to me that -- >> poor judgment. >> poor judgment and a bad marriage was all kevin's wife would admit to. but the family knew that morgan had a history of deception. a strange one that went back many years. >> there's something that is innocent looking in her face that you just believed her. whatever she said, you just believed her. >> one of her biggest lies, they say, was back when morgan got pregnant before the couple was married and refused to tell the truth about it. >> we were looking at her saying, you're pregnant. and she said, i am not pregnant. >> and she would wear two gird

. >> steve: what happened? what? >> jimmy: last christmas -- >> steve: yeah? >> jimmy: my grandmother -- was run over by a reindeer. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh my -- >> jimmy: i didn't tell you this story? >> steve: no, i didn't know. i didn't know. she hasn't been around. i didn't know where she went to. >> jimmy: we were having a blast. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: everyone was there. grandpa -- >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we had candles that matched grandma's wig, the whole thing. we had all her jokes already lined up. grandma is drinking a little bit too much eggnog. >> steve: is she taking her medications? >> jimmy: forgot her meds. so she wants to go get her meds. so i go, "i'll give you a ride." i didn't have anything to drink. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: she goes, "let me just walk." she staggers out the front. [ light laughter ] like the drunk that grandma was. >> steve: right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she goes out. i go back to the party, having a great time. >> steve: super great time. >> jimmy: there's pigs in blankets, lots of fun things to hav

. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: and if you want to know what it would be like if china owned america, give it another week or two. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: look out the window, buddy. the whole thing. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: the backpack your kids are wearing to school. look at this walmart. the whole thing -- what are you yelling at me for? move your car. [ laughter ] i don't know what to think of this. a zoo in england says that a female chimp just gave birth to twins even though she's been on birth control. officials say the chimp got pregnant because antibiotics caused her birth control to stop working. but the chimp said, "actually, it was to save my marriage." [ laughter ] and i can't believe this. halloween is almost here, you guys. you guys psyched for halloween? [ cheers ] i love halloween! young, old. everyone loves halloween. just a few weeks away. and apparently, americans are expected to spend less money on costumes this year than they did in 2012. money's tight. so i mean, it'

. >> steve: yeah, asp. with a "p." >> jimmy: with a "p" at the end. >> steve: at the end. not in the end. [ laughter ] at the end. p, a-s-p. the snake that kills cleopatra. >> jimmy: thank you. >> steve: back to you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: finally -- [ laughter ] finally, at number 100, all the way at the bottom of the charts, once again, here's arnold schwarzenegger mumbles "little drummer boy" in his sleep. [ laughter ] [ arnold style mumbling ] >> little drummer boy -- he's got a drum! get down! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: get down. that's good. >> steve: and he released it as a song? >> jimmy: someone must have paid him to release it as a song. poor arnold. guys, this is the last show before we go on christmas break. [ audience aws ] so it's time for one more edition of that beloved "late night" tradition, "five days of christmas sweaters." ♪ five days of christmas sweaters no days left ♪ >> jimmy: every night for the past four shows, we've been singling out one lucky audience member to take h

>> steve: certainly, james. in my hands, i have one dozen eggs. >> jimmy: what's wrong with your voice? [ laughter ] >> steve: eight of -- thank you. >> jimmy: yeah, no problem. >> steve: eight of them have been hard boiled. >> jimmy: oh. >> steve: four of them are still raw. you and edward will take turns selecting one egg at a time, smashing it upon the top of your heads. you won't know which eggs are raw -- [ laughter ] -- and which are hard boiled. once you do that -- >> jimmy: this is a long intro. >> steve: you must smash that egg on top of your head. no one. none. the first to smash two eggs on the top of their head loses. >> jimmy: two raw eggs loses. >> steve:edward harrison norton, as a guest of the show, you will choose the first egg. [ light laughter ] >> it's like willy wonka meets "the deer hunter" torturer. [ laughter ] >> steve: which egg will be yours? eggselent. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he didn't choose anything yet. >> steve: eggsactly. >> jimmy: how does it feel? how does it feel, man? >> it fe

>> steve: woo! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you can't calm them down! [ cheers ] >> steve: this is nuts. it's nuts in here. >> jimmy: it's nuts in here. >> steve: nuts in here, too. >> jimmy: thank you. hey, do you guys ever wonder what celebrities are whispering to each on when they're on the red carpet or at a press conference? they're always like, whispering stuff to each other? we have, too. and that's why we sent our entertainment correspondent from the uk, mr. peggy hess, with his highly sensitive microphones to get to the bottom of it. that's right. it is time for "celebrity whispers." ♪ >> jimmy: hello. i'm peggy hess and welcome to "celebrity whispers." sshh. [ whispering ] >> favorite backstreet boy song? >> i don't know any. >> wait, are you serious? >> no, of course i do. "as long as you love me." "everybody." "larger than life." "i want it -- that way." >> jimmy: "celebrity whispers!" [ whispering ] >> a sphincter says what? >> what? >> exactly! hahaha. >> jimmy: celebrity! [ whispering ] >> who let the dogs out? >> who? >> jimmy: whisper! [ whispering ] >> do you know the

. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: he was super nice. he tried to kill me. [ laughter ] >> steve: right. >> jimmy: besides that, he was very, very nice. he tried to suffocate me with a pillow. i was sleeping in the dressing room before i went on. what are you trying to do? he was, like -- [ imitating leno ] right. but we went to the emmys and it was great. and questlove djed. you were awesome, dude. you're the best dj out there. he's unbelievable. >> questlove: thank you. >> jimmy: questlove was djing. all these famous people showed up. it was very nice. and they all wanted to dance. like, come on the dance floor. but you don't -- i don't know how to dance anymore. like, with people. it's not like when i was in, like, high school, and, like you know, and i'm dancing. i look at you and we're dancing. people want to think -- oh, you want to dance? oh, yeah, i love this song. it's so good. [ cheers ] ♪ and you go, like, wait, i'm married. my wife is going to kill me. >> steve: i can not -- >> jimmy: i just had sex with you, yeah. [ laught

. >> steve: yeah. just tell them the truth. >> jimmy: in that situation, just tell the truth. [ laughter ] that is the man's name. this is kind of cool. the canadian airline west jet -- you hear about this? yeah, some canadians here? west jet, they're the coolest people ever. they had this new holiday promotion. i think it's great. before they get on the plane, they asked passengers what they want for christmas. then they buy the item during their flight and have it waiting for them at baggage claim. [ audience aws ] isn't that awesome? well, southwest airlines has a fun new promotion. [ laughter ] where they just send your luggage to the wrong airport. [ laughter ] where's your -- go on an adventure. go bond with your family. it's a bonding experience for your family. speaking of christmas, i love working at rockefeller center this time of year. i just love it around here. all the tourists. you have the tree. you got the skating rink. did you guys see any of the ice skaters outside? [ cheers and appla

. >> steve: yeah. just tell them the truth. >> jimmy: in that situation, just tell the truth. [ laughter ] that is the man's name. this is kind of cool. the canadian airline west jet -- you hear about this? yeah, some canadians here? west jet, they're the coolest people ever. they had this new holiday promotion. i think it's great. before they get on the plane, they asked passengers what they want for christmas. then they buy the item during their flight and have it waiting for them at baggage claim. [ audience aws ] isn't that awesome? well, southwest airlines has a fun new promotion. [ laughter ] where they just send your luggage to the wrong airport. [ laughter ] where's your -- go on an adventure. go bond with your family. it's a bonding experience for your family. speaking of christmas, i love working at rockefeller center this time of year. i just love it around here. all the tourists. you got the tree. you got the skating rink. did you guys see any of the ice skaters outside? [ cheers and applau

. >> steve: that's clark kent. >> jimmy: i always thought he had 20/20 vision. >> steve: no. he is a handsome devil. >> jimmy: he's a handsome devil. >> steve: he sure is. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. the white house for sending joe biden to visit china, japan and south korea in december. or as biden said, "yes, epcot!" [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, new jersey governor chris christie for going back for seconds. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i don't know why. we love that guy. ♪ thank you, pamela anderson for running the new york city marathon for charity which must have been very difficult to do in slow motion. [ applause ] ♪ thank you red sox first baseman mike napoli for walking around boston shirtless after the world series parade. thereby earning your new nickname mike nipoli. [ laughter and applause ] that's his new nickname. love that dude. walking around shirtless. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: that's the way to do it, man. ♪ thank you, oatmeal for looking like i already ate you before i eat you. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: heart healthy. yes

steve chambers was a fan of "reservoir dogs." these thieves do not know each other's names, the reason when the police come to get them later on, they won't be able to identify each other. it was saturday and david worked with a trainee, who was very new to the company and did not know the ropes. david was relying on this. he figured he would tell the employee when it was okay to leave. david at the end of the shift left the door of the vault ajar, normally it would have been closed. the trainee didn't know to ask about this. >> the vault is a fortified gray room. it is rectangular in shape. shelves and file cabinets line its walls with push carts used to transport bales of shrink-wrapped money. vans can pull up into the building so those outside the walls can't see the money loaded. ghantt backs up an unmarked company van near the vault entrance and opens the vehicle's back door. >> the idea he was going to take every last cent he could. he reasoned beforehand, it doesn't matter if you're a thief if you take $15,000 or $20 milli

>> steve. >> where do you live at, steve? >> except i think he would have gotten way more tasing, as it were, with the whole, "i'm going to pull my junk out and take a leak." i think that would have been a quick one-two for the tasing. [ screaming ] >> i mean, you really going to get up and try and take a leak? go to the bathroom in front of a police officer? i mean, no matter how much you've had to drink, are you really going to do that? i don't know. >> the officer isn't all that's real. the video is shot with the actual dash cam in the brother-in-law's very real police car. he has to get the video processed at the station before giving it to mark. >> when he took the video in, initially, the very first one, his co-workers were immediately like, when did that happen? when did you -- when did this -- tell us the story. and so that was like the first sign that, oh, man, this is really -- this could be good, you know? >> luckily, mark's brother-in-law doesn't get in trouble, and steve is a success. >> something that's kind of

i look forward after steve makes some final remarks to inviting you out for that great moment. congratulations everybody (clapping) >> thank you lieutenant governor. i did hear him as a 10 minutes so i would give him more. governor schwarzenegger ruined a good suit so a word of warning. the first of the project management team that has helped us for 8 years now (calling names) gentlemen take a b beau >> we all owe a great gratitude to a army of folks who put this together. i'd like to acknowledge mark of hartman studios whose probably out there working (clapping) and randy who's been in and out of the room from m t c enterprises. there he is. malcolm i believe we missed one caltrans director. i've worked with 8 of them and i'm counting on 8 of them. randy, randy here (clapping) and my two predecessors are here thank you both for being here (clapping) >>. now for those of you who haven't been living in a cave we've had some trouble with bolts. and about 15 of those television cameras caught it. the meeting have been tough by the necessary. the last one in july was the toughest y

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but the same time, steve, bruce is right. a lot of the insurers if you look at the stocks they are going sky high. why? >> crony capital i. if obamacare is so great, the whole plan is so great why do they have a law to make us do it. why wouldn't we be flocking to it anyway? insurance saw millions of peop would be forced to buy the product so the an it pate more profit -- anticipate more profit. it's ony capitalism. >> i wonder if they have doubts if they should have supported obamacare as they did. >> they will try to get exemptions. union will try to get exemption. everybody has their hand in the pot. >> everybody except the average guy. >> absolutely. we'll support congress and subsidize them. but the reason why we need to go to more choice and more free market, if you look at the products like lasik surgery, tooth implant, out of the main stream insurance, the price plummeted and the quality improve dramatically. >> that is true. rich, i wonder if the doctors will be ooze of the universe of what is covered. a lot of docto

but the same time, steve, bruce is right. a lot of the insurers if you look at the stocks they are going sky high. why? >> crony capital i. if obamacare is so great, the whole plan is so great why do they have a law to make us do it. why wouldn't we be flocking to it anyway? insurance saw millions of people would be forced to buy the product so they an it pate more profit anticipate more profit. it's crony capitalism. >> i wonder if they have doubts if they should have supported obamacare as they did. >> they will try to get exemptions. union will try to get exemption. everybody has their hand in the pot. >> everybody except the average guy. >> absolutely. we'll supporcongress and subsidize them. but the reason why we need to go to more choice and more free market, if you look at the products like lasik surgery, tooth implant, out of the main stream insurance, the ice plummeted and the quality y improve dramatically. >> that is true. rich, i wonder if the doctors will be ooze of the universe of what is covered. a lot of docto

steve is probably right. this is a big ask. a tall order for this guy who is legitimately i think crazy. if you look at the fact that 8 of 12 sitting republican senators who are up for re-election in 2014, face primary challenges. that starts to become a problem for the republican party. one of the primary challenges could catch lightning in a bottle and beat them. second of all when you have to marshal resources to just keep your republican senators who should be in safe seats when you have to deal with that and deal with primary challenges. that diminishes resources for places where you need to be on the offensive. it also puts people in a terrible situation, where ted cruz hasn't taken a side in the race. steve stockman is going to continue to say crazy things. republican leaders are going to have to respond to it. and, so it just puts the party in a very awkward and terrible position. >> steve, it normally is not at all difficult for a senator -- serving in the senate with some, some one who has, his own party, his own stat

steve is probably right. this is a big ask. a tall order for this guy who is legitimately i think crazy. if you look at the fact that 8 of 12 sitting republican senators who are up for re-election in 2014, face primary challenges. that starts to become a problem for the republican party. one of prit marry challenges could catch lightning in a bottle and beat them. second of all when you have to marshal resources to just keep your republican senators who should be in safe seats when you have to deal with that and deal with primary challenges. that diminishes resources for places where you need to be on the offensive. it also puts people in a terrible situation, where ted cruz hasn't taken a side in the race. steve stockman is going to continue to say crazy things. republican leaders are going to have to respond to it. and, so it just puts the party in a very awkward and terrible position. >> steve, it normally is not at all difficult for a senator -- serving in the senate with some, some one who has, his own party, his own state

[ laughter ] [ applause ] great show. >> steve: yeah, love that show. >> jimmy: very good. >> steve: that's a good description. >> jimmy: moving on. here is a response from al roker. we love him. he said, "high pressure moving through the southern region." [ laughter ] why do have you to be ahead of me? can't even play -- play with me? let's see what he was asked, "describe your prostate exam." [ applause ] here's another one from rob ford, he replied, "crack and lots of it." let's see the question, "describe al roker's prostate exam." topical theme. let's keep going. here's a look from gary busey. he replied, "the lonely wonderer, howls shish kebab jellyfish." see the question, "do you have any plans for the holidays?" [ laughter ] here's one from hugh hefner. he responded, "it flops around way down to my knees." [ laughter ] here's the question, "what happens when you wear a double xl t-shirt? see that's -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: that's what it -- get your mind out of the gutter, yeah. >> steve: filthy people. >> jimmy: filth, yeah. so here's the last one. here's from our good f

[ 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. hey, thank you very much. please, please, welcome, welcome. good looking crowd right there. that's a hot crowd right there, new york city crowd. welcome, everybody to "late night with jimmy fallon." you guys feeling good tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. here's what people are talking about. it's a big, big day for the video gamers out there. everybody has been waiting for this. finally it's here. today was the release of the video game, grand theft auto v. [ cheers ] kids were hoping their teachers didn't notice they weren't in school. while teachers were hoping their students didn't notice they weren't in school. it was very interesting. let's see what's going on in washington. joe biden has got people talking that he'll run for president after he was spot

that was the thing we were doing with steve mcqueen. this idea that we just brought our instruments out, and we just reacted to the picture. pulling the director into the band, in a way. it doesn't matter if he can play an instrument or not. if you have been moved, you are still a part of the process. i suppose i never had to grow up. explore littleo bit further, if i might, this you inof music being for the aftermath of your father's death, place of refuge. i know that for many of us, music is that place, and it is pregnant with the kind of power that no other art form has to soothe and to heal. it is sort of a balm. give me some sense of how music became a refuge for you. lee, here i was just a kid whose father just died, and my mother was not only heartbroken, but she was desperate, panic stricken, how are we going to get through life? thaty quickly figured out the only thing that put a smile on her face was me playing the piano. so suddenly i am a performer, and starting to get that. many years later, i have a daughter, she was six

. ♪ >> we are talking about aig with steve miller. just saying bob benmosche deserves what he gets paid. the man is about to turn 70. how much longer will he be ceo? of a 30s the energy year old, so it is hard to say. he works 24/seven. it is unbelievable. i could never hope to keep up with the pace he has. >> what the board keep him as long as he wants to be ceo? >> it is the board's choice when it is time for a change. we have had what i call succession planning discussions that have been increasing over the past few years, particularly -- we started when bob announced he was battling cancer. he has been successful with that. how much longer he wants to work, not sure. we are doing a lot of discussions about how you would find a successor for bob benmosche. , we wille come back talk about the lottery. many of you think you can beat the odds. ♪ >> welcome back to "market makers." we have breaking news. john malone is getting pretty -- busy. isrter communications preparing an offer letter to purchase time warner cable. this is accor

i don't like the t-shirt cannon. >> steve: no, it scares you. >> jimmy: it frightens me. >> steve: get hit in the face with -- with a t-shirt. >> jimmy: -- yeah. >> steve: blood blister on your face. >> jimmy: don't joke about that. i just really don't like those t-shirt guns. >> steve: he's just telling you what he feels, people. sharing. >> jimmy: we can shoot some out here. you guys want us to shoot some t-shirt cannons? [ cheers and applause ] t-shirts? how about i just throw it as hard as i can? [ cheers and applause ] [ drum roll ] a little harder, now -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that's what i'm talking about. but -- be honest. a little frightening? [ laughter ] hey, guys. more sports news here. yankees second baseman robinson cano. you guys know this guy? he just agreed to a huge $240 million, ten-year deal with the seattle mariners. cano said that while he appreciated his time with the yankees, he just believes deep down in his heart that seattle offered him $240 million. [ cheers and applause ] i had to follow my wall -- -- heart. [ applause ] i had to follow my heart. and

, steve werheim project manager for the central soma plan. if i could have the slides, please. this is great for planning and mta to work so closely together, really valuable for all of us. i keep this quick, but of course it's difficult to distill three years' of work into a few minutes so please ask questions when we are done. so why are we even doing the central soma plan? there are many reasons. the first and foremost the bay area is continuing to thrive and grow. we expect based on regional numbers 2 million more people and a million more jobs through 2040. so we're expecting to take our fair share of growth, about 200,000 and 190,000 jobs. people want to live in transit rich areas and walkable neighborhoods and soma has both of that. the advantage of soma is that it has a lot of development potential, that a lot of empty lots or underutilized commercial buildings that don't require displacement and are advantageous places for development to occur. of course there are many challenges to developing in any neighborhood. one of the biggest

you know steve harvey? >> don't worry about it. >> i've never been ignored these many times ever. >> they can't see you behind the decorations. >> no, no, no. this is really cool. >> hey, hey. i'm cedric the entertainer. thanks for coming. >> cedric the entertainer is another well known comedian. the steve harvey show airs weekdays at 2:00 on nbc 4. >> what a thrill for those visitors. >>> hey, this just in from the box office. "anchorman 2" is now showing. will ferrell returns to the news desk as ron burgundy. the '70s era journalist in san diego. journalist in quotes. also returning the coanchor and wife, played by christina applegate. the weather man played by steve carell. the man on the street reporter played by paul rudd and the sports guy. hey, ferrell popped up at several promotions, as we know. including one here at the museum in d.c. that is brick there. i don't know if he's a meteorologist. but he does stand in front of the green screen and his legs disappear. >> you know, this time of year we're

we want steve's view on this. amazon getting set to take on warehouse retailers like costco and sam's club in 2014. usa today reporting the online retailer will be launching new business for amazon prime members called pantry selling about 2,000 common grocery items and packaged goods. >> so they just got into fashion, actually. in the past year in a big way. >> big way. >> they're trying to do supermarkets in certain cities, seattle and one or two other places. >> right. >> this seems like it could be made available more broadly. >> absolutely. and think about some of the big, bulky items if you talk about paper goods or dog food. diapers. >> shipping -- >> not drones. >> the drones will come. >> whatever you can cram into a box. that fits into the box and weighs a certain amount goes. i have to say, i don't know it's the best way of going about it. i'm already using a couple of different online groecers and i you can bring me everything i want. >> my guess is it's a starting point. >> and becomes what? where is

thank you, steve. >>> 8:21. in tears, the family of a missing 13-year-old pleasanton girl is praying for her safe return. >> tell us what you want for christmas. >> what do you want for christmas? >> 15 minutes from now, the reason her family thinks she disappeared and the note she left behind. >>> and a major airline called for a personal now. what it did to accommodate a college basketball team. )!)a$v)ttttqtt$dt$$p7[8 we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. >>> 8:24. two skydivers collide in midair over phoenix, arizona yesterday. they were killed at a skydiving resort. they were a few hundred feet in the air when they collided. their parachutes collapsed. one died at the scene. the

loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated his well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company. they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents but it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lipski as well the gas company denies the claim the lips sued the range resources corp but the firm counter sued and won in caution effect evidence a ground water is incredibly difficult to prove my use of us are is an engineer who worked with the federal environmental protection agency is not surprised that the state oil and gas regulator sided with the gas corp conceit that the rights it seen come in survival from oil and gas production issues should be put him in charge of also regulating the protection of groundwater from our going down swells and there's any parent conflict of interest in that determined to fight for his home father of three steve has been s

loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated his well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company. they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lipski as well the gas company denies the claim the lipski is sued the range resources corp but the firm counter sued and won in caution effect evidence a ground water is incredibly difficult to prove my use of us are is an engineer who worked with the federal environmental protection agency is not surprised that the state oil and gas regulator sided with the gas corporation concede that the rights it seen come in survival from oil and gas production issues should be putting in charge of also regulating the protection of groundwater from our going down swells and there's an inherent conflict of interest in that determined to fight for his home father of three steve h

loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated his well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company. they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lipski as well the gas company denies the claim the lips sued the range resources corp but the firm counter sued and won in cause and effect evidence a ground water is incredibly difficult to prove my use of us are is an engineer who worked with the federal environmental protection agency is not surprised that the state oil and gas regulator sided with the gas corp conceit that the rights it seen come in survival from oil and gas production issues should be put him in charge of also regulating the protection of groundwater from going down swells and there's any parent conflict of interest in that determined to fight for his home father of three steve has been shippin

loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated his well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company. they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lipski as well the gas company denies the claim the lips sued the range resources corp but the firm counter sued and won. in cause and effect evidence a ground water is incredibly difficult to prove my d.s.l. us are is an engineer who worked with the federal environmental protection agency is not surprised that the state oil and gas regulator sided with the gas corp concede that the rights it seen come in survival from oil and gas production issues should be put him in charge of also regulating the protection of groundwater from going down swells and there's an inherent conflict of interest in that determined to fight for his home father of three steve has been shipp

loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated his well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lipski as well the gas company denies the claim the lipski is sued the range resources corp but the firm counter sued and won in cause and effect evidence a ground water is incredibly difficult to prove my d.s.l. us are is an engineer who worked with the federal environmental protection agency is not surprised that the state oil and gas regulator sided with the gas corporation conceit that the rights it seemed calm in survival from oil and gas production issues really put him in charge of also regulating the protection of groundwater from going down swells and there's any parent. conflict of interest in that determined to fight for his home father of three steve has b

steve will explain in a few minutes about the reweighting we did in the scores. we retroactively applied it to these scores. so the trend should remain the same. so what you are seeing here is a distribution of parks. in the green we have parks that are over 90 percent and yellow under and red under 80 percent. you can see the parks are still doing well. we had an increase this year for the parks scoring over 90 percent which is really good. there are still a few parks that are down there scoring less than 80 percent that i know the parks and recreation is taking a look at to make sure those parks will be increasing in the future. in the in next slide we have a maep of the city. all districts are over 85 percent. district 9 is the highest and 10 is the lowest. the darker color being the distribution between 90-95 percent and the yellow between 85-95 percent. this chart here is the seven 7 years of the over all park scores. the big bar is part of what this over all score was and the diamond square was the highest district and the lowest district. you can see this

today we'll just go through a few of the results before handing it off to steve. as you know our staff go and do evaluations. we evaluate every park once a year. the parks and recreation staff go out four times a year so every park is rated. we should have up to five scores of each park every year. that's what makes the result of this report. as you can see on this chart, this is over all trend for the last 7 years. what you are seeing from light to dark green are within the quarter within that year and the diamond is giving you the over all score for that year. we are continuing the upward trend and this is the first time since there has been a little bit of movement. 87 percent of the park scores above 85 percent. if a park is getting 85 percent it's in generally good condition. 69 percent have improved. if you compare this to last year, the numbers are different. steve will explain in a few minutes about the reweighting we did in the scores. we retroactively applied it to these scores. so the trend should remain the same. so what you are seeing here is a distri

we thought steve was a pioneer in the industry. and we thought he was definitely somebody to look at to do things right. the only way we diverged, which i guess became our down fall, we knew steve was beholden to that wholesale market, and thus his patients were paying much higher prices really than they should have to. and we thought how can we do it better than steve? we can vertically integrate so we can lower the price of medicine so we can offer the same equivalent product as steve did at 40% less. >> here you go. >> when i thought of my worst case scenarios, the idea of federal intervention was never one of them. i was naive for trusting our government and believing what they said. >> today i don't accept that my husband is going to prison. i'm afraid of it, but i don't accept that it's going to happen. because i think there has to be someone who sees the situation and realize what is a gross miscarriage of justice it would be to put him in prison. >> dispensaries can't stay open without a steady supply of product to sell. ca

did you offer him advice, steve? >> i told him what he had to do. it's important he understands because i'm a little ahead of him in that. i have twins that are 30, then my other daughter just got married, she's 26. my youngest is 16. he said, well, did you -- do you like your son-in-law? i said i love him. i love him. he said that's good. i said here is what i want you to do, mr. president. take just -- i have a, even though he's great, he's got two degrees, wonderful, i have a thumbnail the size of a fingernail in a chamber in my heart where i reserve that is filled with nothing but hatred for him, in case i need it. i love him, but you got my daughter, so -- >> oh, gotcha. gotcha. >> there's a little bit of hatred. >> okay. >> if you hurt her, i'll kill you, no problem. >> spoken like a serious father. i have to ask you this, the president delivered the eulogy for nelson mandela. the selfie, what did you think of that? >> it was perfectly fine. so what? it was a celebration of life. mandela, you know, it wasn't like what happened to martin luther

let me go to steve mcmahon for a second. a gallup poll, here's one, 72% of the people polled view big government as the greatest threat to america, and terry jeffrey touched on part of that. the dependency on big government. and obama goes on the campaign trail and talks about the economy, but always in terms of big government. all right? so, steve, he's got problems with obama care. he's got problems with big government. is that the reason why his polls are so lousy? and i will concede to you that the economy is somewhat better. i will make that concession. what about the rest of it? >> well, listen, i think the economy, and the length of time it's taken for the economy to begin to get back on track, is a challenge for the president that's enenduring one. i also believe, larry, the economic recovery has been a little bit uneven, and so there are people out there who are reading about it, they're hearing about it on cnbc, then they're hearing about it from people like us on shows like this, but they're not feeling it in thei

the local government in texas tells steve lipski that the water from his well what of that he can set on fire is safe to drink and to use in his home. you can hear it in here. thank you but steve has the assessment of other experts who say he's well is it ticking bomb in his backyard loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated his well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lipski as well the gas company denies the claim the lipski is sued the range resources corp but the firm counter sued and won in caution effect evidence a ground water is incredibly difficult to prove my use of us are is an engineer who worked with the federal environmental protection agency is not surprised that the state oil and gas regulator sided with the gas corporation conceit that d

watching that for you. 5:18 let's go to steve. >>> here is steve paulson. >> by the way if you have a twitter picture, you can send it or these are the records 1972, but the ones i am showing were testimony and and richmond district is 6, 400 in the march and i have see the 19- degree reading and officially it is 26. i have seen 16 in petaluma, graden 21, ben loehmann's scott valley, palo alto 26 degrees

loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated is well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company. they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lipski as well the gas company denies the claim the lips sued the range resources corp but the firm counter sued and won in caution effect evidence a ground water is incredibly difficult to prove my d.s.l. us are is an engineer who worked with the federal environmental protection agency is not surprised that the state oil and gas regulator sided with the gas corp conceit that the rights it seen come in survival from oil and gas production issues really put him in charge of also regulating the protection of groundwater from going down swells and there's any parent. conflict of interest that determined to fight for his home father of three steve has been shipping fresh

loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated his well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company. they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lives as well the gas company denies the claim the lipski is sued the range resources corp but the firm counter sued and won in cause and effect evidence a ground water is incredibly difficult to prove my d.s.l. us are is an engineer who worked with the federal environmental protection agency is not surprised that the state oil and gas regulator sided with the gas corp the agency that the rights it seen come in survival from oil and gas production issues should be putting in charge of also regulating the protection of groundwater from our going down swells and there's an inherent. conflict of interest that determined to fight for his home father of three steve has be

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loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated is well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company. they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lipski as well the gas company denies the claim the lipski is sued the range resources corp but the firm counter sued and won in cause and effect evidence a ground water is incredibly difficult to prove my d.s.l. us are is an engineer who worked with the federal environmental protection agency is not surprised that the state oil and gas regulator sided with the gas corp conceit that derives its income in survival from oil and gas production issues really putting him in charge of also regulating the protection of groundwater from going down swells and there's an inherent conflict of interest in that determined to fight for his home father of three steve has been shippi

steve, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> tyler, to you. >> thank you. our next guest is a legendary market player whose insights are among the most lilly regarded and listened to on wall street. bill conway co-founded the carlyle group 26 years ago and live at the goldman sachs financial services with kayla tausche for a rare exclusive sit down. kayla? >> thank you so much, tyler. bill conway co-founded the carlyle group in 1987. he remains its co-key but a visionary on the markets. who better to get his take on where we stand today. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> steve liesman is reporting the fed is likely to taper ins december. there seems to be a lot more fiscal certainty in washington. is the overhang gone? what do you -- where do you go from here? >> the economy is in much better shape and has been for the last year or so healing gradually and i think the healing continues. steve liesman might know more than i do when they're going to taper or decide to do that. i think the qe has gone on long enough. >> and do you think it's been e

the local government in texas tells steve lipski that the water from his well what of that he can set on fire is safe to drink and to use in his home. you can't hear it in here. thank you but steve has the assessment of other experts who say he's well is it ticking bomb in his backyard loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated his well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company. they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lives as well the gas company denies the claim the lips sued the range resources corp but the firm counter sued and won in cause and effect evidence a ground water is incredibly difficult to prove my d.s.l. us are is an engineer who worked with the federal environmental protection agency is not surprised that the state oil and gas regulator sided with the gas corp conceit that derives i

loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated his well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company. they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lipski as well the gas company denies the claim the lipski is sued the range resources corp but the firm counter sued and won. in cause and effect evidence a ground water is incredibly difficult to prove my d.s.l. us are is an engineer who worked with the federal environmental protection agency is not surprised that the state oil and gas regulator sided with the gas corp conceit that derives its income in survival from oil and gas production issues really putting him in charge of also regulating the protection of groundwater from arguing as well and there's an inherent conflict of interest in that determined to fight for his home father of three steve has been shippi

loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated his well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company. they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lipski as well the gas company denies the claim the lips sued the range resources corp but the firm counter sued and won in cause and effect evidence a ground water is incredibly difficult to prove my use of us are is an engineer who worked with the federal environmental protection agency is not surprised that the state oil and gas regulator sided with the gas corp yeah you can see that the rights seen come in survival. from oil and gas production issues really put him in charge of also regulating the protection of groundwater from going down swells and there's an inherent conflict of interest in that determined to fight for his home father of three steve has been sh

in steve stockman's world, it's all about guns. i would say you pick different things for different people. with stockman, it's guns. i mean this is a guy who not only doesn't want gun free zones around schools, he basically wants gun filled zones in schools. >> he's introduced a piece of legislation that would essentially allow everyone inside a school to be armed. it not sure if the students are included. i have not read the bill text in a little while. >> i'm sure he would include that with the third grade report card. so, you know, that's stockman, it sounds crazy on one level, but interestingly, the rather sophisticated people behind the senate conservative fund, you know, who are backing some tea party candidates, this is the jim demint group, that's backing people in kentucky and now maybe north carolina and mississippi and elsewhere, picking their spots carefully, not kansas. they didn't endorse steve stock marine, but they obliged him by going after john cornyn with both guns blazing tonight. so they paid stockman the comp