all right.ain. >> joaquin, we can't have a rapper in the house band. >> really want it to feel real, so -- if you're doing something that doesn't feel real, it's not going to work. >> just rushing the scene and stealing my line doesn't make it more real. >> all right, let's just try it again. just try to bring it down a little bit. >> jimmy: should i go back out? >> let me get in the whole flow of the thing. ♪ i'm in hell tonight on jkl >> i'm knocking and no one's hearing me. >> cut. forget the knock part. the camera's not on you. >> i won't knock. >> let me get into -- >> jimmy: i just don't want people to think i'm rude. >> it's not rude to cut off another actor's line. that's not rude. >> jimmy: okay, you're right, all right. >> action. >> jimmy: oh, hey, it's joaquin phoenix. white you are here? >> cut. >> jimmy: what's up? >> and cut. action. >> jimmy: hey what's up man? how you doing? how are you? >> that sounds weird. >> jimmy: trying to be friendly. >> action. >> what the hell -- let's

all those in favor? >> please be advised that the use of cell phones, pagers, and similar electronic sound- producing devices are prohibited at this meeting. the and priced that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of persons responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic device. the advice that a member of the public has up to three minutes to make heard of public comments on each agenda item unless the port commission adopts a shorter time on any item. executive director's report. >> good afternoon. i see a lot of friends and colleagues here today, still undecided -- delighted to see that. i have a very short report but one of the most important ones, and i want to start by talking about fleet week. i'm sure all of you have heard that it was a tremendous success. the ford has had all kinds of feedback leading again into today for tenants and participants and the maritime community as a whole that were completely thrilled. as you k

you need it love ♪ all you need is love ♪ all you need is love love ♪ love is all you need ♪ all youas trying to avoid that emotion, bittersweet, but it is like that. >> larry: yoko, what's it like? >> it's very difficult, sometimes. i feel that i got used to sort of just watching these movies and all that, but when i saw the stage yesterday, at one point suddenly i just felt choked up. i don't know why, but -- >> larry: do you get nervous about every performance? >> no. >> larry: how many cirque de soleil's going now? >> about 1,000 artists. >> larry: do you sit up there and think, he's going to fall? >> you know where things are at risk, there's always that moment of tension, but i have great confidence in the people working for me. >> ring go, do you have to play drums a lot? do you have to keep in shape? >> no. in a word. i've never been able to like sit around on my own and play drums, like practice in a back room. never been able to. i've always played with other musicians. >> that's unique, isn't it? >> it's how i play. there's no joy for me just to be on my own, bashing away.

and you only had, like, 20 minutes to put it all together. all right, the bathroom walls.o stay up late." >> jimmy: that's it. all right, great. here we go. "we like to stay up late." go on there over there and get ready. thank you. you guys, i can't even believe i'm to say this, but they're here! here to perform their song, "staying up late," give it up for the bathroom walls! >> come on! all right, boys. ♪ i said hey i said hey ♪ ♪ we like to stay up late like to stay up late like to stay up late ♪ ♪ with jimmy we like to stay up we like to stay up late ♪ ♪ late we are the bathroom walls so we take no pity ♪ ♪ i'm going to put some toilet paper on you ♪ let's go, boys! i'm going to put some toilet paper on you! yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was great. come on over. come on over. have a seat. that was great. well done. well done. wow, you guys ready to follow that? >> we're ready. >> we're ready. >> jimmy: jeremy, do you know where you are? [ laughter ] no. what is the -- what is the name of your song? >> "don't eat it." >> jimmy: "don't eat it." [ laughter

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but she rose to all of them. and what she has in common with john is that she wakes up and sees what is in the best interest of the residence. that is what we do this for. it is on that that every decision should be changed. she keeps that foremost in her mind. she has done a fantastic job. i am sure that in that laguna honda corner of heaven, and john is looking down very proudly at her. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for spending your saturday afternoon at laguna honda. at the new laguna honda. san francisco has much to be proud of. laguna honda has been providing compassionate care for san francisco hit safety net for over 150 years. we will continue this tradition for the next 150 years to come. second, the new laguna honda, as the most modern rehab and skilled nursing facility in the first certified leed hospital in california, we will deliver on being a model for other facilities around the country and the world in long-term care and rehabilitation care. and most importantly, laguna honda

first of all, that you have to start working with all your energy and all your resources from the very first moment. you can not waste a second. and, in our case, we didn't. from the very first moment, we decided to take full responsibility for the rescue effort. second lesson, never lose your faith and hope. never give up. >> will you sleep a lot tonight? >> even if i cannot sleep tonight, it will be a very wonderful night. i will remember it forever. >> thank you. >> guy yadiane, thank you very . >> president pinera. and we have a lot more on the miners still coming up, but also on "world news," mom in chief michelle obama, force of nature. can she save her husband's party? >>> and also, a lot more on the miners, as we said, but also, the foreclosure fiascfiasco, go national. will mortgage companies have to stop the mortgage foreclosures, because they're breaking the law? until the day they met their match. cascade complete pacs. the best of cascade powder and gel in one pac. dual forces combine and conquer. sending stuck-on food and greasy messes to a watery grave. ♪ that was easy.

all of us want a stifafe street. all of us want a job. let's find a way to have a common solutions. >> i'm tempted to ask a follow up. mr. smith. >> yes, steve brings up a good point. i travel all around district 10. there is a common thread that combines all. we always want to know --j" schools going to be open? are there going to be jobs? is there going to be adequate housing? that is what everybody wants. i do not care where you are from. we all need to have those same things. as a supervisor, i will fight to make sure we have those things. we all pay good taxes. we want the services that we moved here for, that we care about. @ñ know there will e transparency. that is what a supervisor has to do to unite the community. they have to make sure that your voices are heard, that you get what you want, that you get what you pay for. that's what i need to do. that's what a supervisor needs to do. that is what i would like to do. thank you. >> thank you. i am an elected member right now. my district covers nine cities in three bay area counti

all appreciate. the committee, are committed to take every opportunity to invite all communities to come together in occasions like this, to connect, to open doors ..., to get to know each other more. we need to do that in this city, and i know that today is not the first day, but every day can be the first day of forever. i want to thank you for coming as we celebrate three individuals and organizations in our community, and thank you for being here. [applause] as we continue with this celebration, alan mistress of ceremonies has introduced some of our major smartest response tonight. i would like at this time to invite them up to present them a special gift of appreciation because we really appreciate your support -- our mistress of ceremonies has introduced some of our major sponsors tonight. to begin with, our heritage jim van supporter, pacific gas and electric. we have our friend, mr. jimmy harris, please join me. [applause] and every year,

and all a of these men. many days was your family here? she is one of the families, guys, that has been here since n the fifth of august. i asked her a moment ago whatf . they are going to do? >> celebration. she said for many times it saidr will be a ver my long celebration. she was talking about all of the family here celebrating when the last miner came up.when it has been told there are u five regs skew -- rescuers. are five will be coming up.omin those men had to come down and an anto the area where the others were held so long. when the last miner came up, number 33, the cheer, the 3 horns, and all of the cars the around here parked, the polices, cars and firings, flashing lights and honking horns. it was like you were in theking middle of a new year'she celebration. it i ms a celebration that will go on for some time. the bells of the churches have been ringing across this r country. and it is going to be a day where everyone will remember for a longtime. sean? >> thanks, adam.s we will get back to ad

not high at all.ou look great. >> do you think she deserves to go back to jail or do you think she should go to rehab? >> i don't think, either. she slipped up one time, which is hardly any times. it's one more time than zero times and if that's a crime, then so is murder. they're only picking on her because she's a ginger and she does cocaine. hey, maria, can you take a picture of me for a twitpic? that's a good twitpic. >> she should have never, ever, ever had a face jail time or incarceration in the ucla medical facility. >> why are you so angry? >> he's got a right to be angry. >> i thought i'd be -- i'd rather be in jail rather than my daughter today. i thought i'd be eating a sandwich -- just hope the judge remands lindsay to rehab for a longer period of time. i'm finished. i have to address shawn and the people that have to get out of her life. >> you know, here's the thing. listen, listen, listen, listen -- >> listen. >> listen for one second. >> whoa, whoa, whoa! she's not mel gibson! she's n

of these ideas and all of this finger pointing all of the blame and what is going. it's going to be this this is going to do this to more conflict and more violence there is one way to end this and one way only negotiate a two state solution between the two parties and i actually would signal with gideon here a little bit or have a different take and i would say i do have hope that this is this is going to move forward we have israeli prime minister who expressed desire towards progress we have an american president who is very willing to put us in a president with whom i worked in the past who i know is very deeply committed to this excuse me because you're going to be but you're also disingenious lee skipped the point now you've also completely not related to my point that apparently the leadership of the palestinian authority be our fight on have many times been offered supposedly what they want and haven't accepted it and so you know where are we with that the fact that people believe the jews don't belong in judea is the result of ethnic cleansing jews were eth

what's that all about?> show your ring, i have got to kiss your ring. >> bill: you are on the cover of "new york times" magazine. you are the big guy. >> here's the thing. i think i even said in that interview i wasn't born for this because i think outloud a lot. you think and then all of the sudden you are like now i will proclaim where i think outloud a lot. i say things that i regret. >> i know. now you have to become more disciplined. in the same vein, president obama weighed in on the cable news universe. >> of course he did. >> bill: roll the tape. >> what happens is these cable shows and talk show hosts a lot of them have figured out the more controversial i can be, if i'm going out there and i'm calling obama this name or that name or saying he wasn't born in this country, that will get me attention. i will then write a book. i will go and sell it. they are folks on the left trying to do the same thing being purposely provocative saying the meanest nasaest things you can say on the other side. they

on all. this is r t the international news from moscow thanks for watching us read this headline a play on the court in thailand the objects of america's call to drop new charges against suspected russian victims boot stalls u.s. extradition proceedings. a close call for brazil's two presidential favorites as the race to lead one of the world's fastest growing economies is forced into a run off. of britain's leading coalition party gets together to talk money troubles the conference frings sounds the alarm over a loss of civil rights in the. e.u. . coming up next tonight as our programs continue its artie's cross-talk people have holders of a why the palestinian israeli peace talks of ground the wall just a month after restarting across tilting with us now for minutes from now. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world joining us acknowledging update on our j

we are all in one society of shadows.e are all different sizes but aim for the same goal -- to be someone in this year the shadow is you. >> my michael -- mother say mountain holding up sky for me. she is the sun who gives strength to those who need it. my mother is the hand that helps me keep going in this world of chaos. she is a light that will always shine in my heart." my second one is called it's -- "dear president obama." dear president obama i hope you can change all the problems our world faces, the war in iraq, the war in afghanistan, pal istine and global warming. i am from california and in the valley here, people, especially from latin america, are getting sick in -- working in the fields for hours every day for little pay and no health care. please help them because without them no one could even be vegetarian the sincerely, natalie. >> sometimes desperate for attention but not rebellious. i don't have bad influences and i try hard not to give in to peer pressure but somewhere along the road someone calms lo

>> tina: we'll edit this all out. >> jimmy: yep, all right, ready?second word. you, lady, girl. baby. cute, sounds like -- me. she. you, me, me. first word, mean me. "mean girls"? no. "despicable me"! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> nice! >> jimmy: very good. you are very good. >> not to go for despicable, go for me, nicely done. >> are you kidding me? [ laughter ] >> hold on. >> jimmy: okay. >> tina: turn it over! turn it over! >> jimmy: just flip it onto the ground from now on. yeah, yeah, i'm sorry. >> i've got it, don't worry. i've got it figured out. >> jimmy: thank you, very much. here we go. >> ready? >> steve: first word, small word. the. second word, tina, girl, the girl, the girl with the pearl earring. the girl -- scratch, itch, the girl -- cat? [ laughter ] the girl -- fur, cat -- fifth word! measles, stripes, spots. tattoo. the girl with the measles! the girl with the tattoo! the cat tattoo! [ laughter ] the girl with the bird tattoo! the girl with the claw tattoo -- fire tattoo! i know, the girl with the fire eating tattoo. [ laughter ] th

despite all of the differences, despite all the different interests, despite all of the political machinations you can imagine, which came together as a city and we passed that bond. in the history now is how do we move forward to provide the very, very best services for all those individuals here and those individuals who come? how do we honor the paths of those individuals who understood the importance of linguistic and cultural competence and all of those attitudes and values back there permeate into the halls and the rooms and all the offices and the ground here of the new laguna honda? i will tell you that i am confident that there are going to be new things. there are going to be new ways of dealing with patients, a more humane and sensitive caring way. and it will come out of laguna honda. all of us should be proud. all of us should be grateful that we have had a small piece of that particular history. because that history helps me bear a lot of responsibility, to be a husband, to be a father. this institution will always be part of my life. you have taught me how to be that better pers

: all right, let's do anoth one, all right?jimmy: all right, do you want me to hold this? you can get a little more momentum on this one? what? this guy's crashing into it to. is he related to you? hey, are you ready? what else can steve-o crash into, higgins? >> steve: well,ow about bowls of feathers? that's right, steve-o will be swinging down into bowls that have feathers in them. these feathers come from a goose down pillow used last night. could not fall asleep until about 3:00 a.m., but that's another story. also, the feathers are covered with a little bit of flour, jimmy. >> jimmy: now, steve-o, you look determined. you look determined and ready to go. >> that last one didn't quite scratch the itch. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. i love that you are crazy. he's awesome. all right, steve- whenever you're ready. release the human wrecking ball. [ eers and applae ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: good one. are you okay? >> yeah, yeah, i'm fine. >> jimmy: that was great. you got all oit. let's take a look at that in super slow-mo. ♪

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>> kind of a compilation of all the music from all those years.it of rock and roll, a bit of "grease," a bit of "xanadu," and various things from my career. a mixture of all of that. tavis: we are meeting for the first time, but listening to this cd i get the sense that at this point in your life lyrical content is very important to you. >> it is. tavis: even the titles of some of these songs. >> thank you. i think what i wanted to put across with this cd is that we are all connected. we are all beautiful in our own way. we are all connected, whatever you want to call the greater being. we are all connected in that way. the songs reflect that. they are just about that, the love it gives. there are some questions and things. there are tibetan chants, buddhist chants. tavis: during your life and during your diagnosis and recovery, were you in search of -- did you pull down on all these different faiths and traditions, or is this a journey started after that process? >> that is a good question. i think i have always been on a search. i have my own ki

i carry this around all the time. a number of us do because i think this discussion started out of a really big sense of disappointment with respect to the wsip pla not delivering on what he wanted it to deliver. i think the work you have done with your colleagues has made it better. also, i think it is important because we want to do more project labor agreements, but we want to do it with mandatory local hiring. i know a number of community advocates -- we only want union jobs. union jobs are what we seek to do, and seek to create more union jobs because that is the way we're going to break cycles of poverty. i want to make sure your colleagues have a copy of this so we can carry over the coming months and years to just keep referring back to this document. the language is just so important. i'm really serious. we look at this all the time, to know that this is how we are going to do it. the challenges are serious, but the city is going to create 9400 blue-collar and green color jobs starting on january 1 of next ye

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donations, all the spirit that we have received during these two weeks from the people all over theountry here in the u.s.. >> reporter: people like john michael duncan, deputy chief medical officer, he is one person that personally traveled to chile when the government asked for help. >> they thought that because of our experience in long duration space flight and confinement of the astronauts that they would be -- some of our expertise might be able to help them. >> reporter: their expertise in claustrophobic conditions is key. >> this is a very confining cage. it's only like 21 or 22 inches in diameter. and the miners will be in there for some period of time. maybe 15, 20 minutes or more. >> reporter: a time frame that seems to play in slow motion for everyone watching the television coverage, including people passing by. >> a lot of people feel like it's someone's family. >> it's really interesting. the human drama that is going on. >> reporter: drama that has pulled the world together in unimaginable ways. >> whether we prayed for them or whether we helped them out, whether we

we want to support all of our troops and all of our families. so when we talk about supporting them and supporting people in our units, i think what we have to do is realize, yes, our country is diverse. yes, people are gay. some people are lesbian, some people are straight. people all across the board. and that a subsidy to be afraid of in my personal experience, i do not see any of those fears of morale or unit cohesion. no disruptions. in fact, i saw a positive impact. whenever people are honest about who they are, whenever people can share the truth, that is what cohesion is built from. honesty, truth, and trust. those are the building blocks. as far as national security or security risks, i think it really does but our units at risk a lot more when you take out an arabic linguists, somebody who can translate and can communicate to the people that are in iraq or afghanistan in the counterinsurgency environment. particularly after 9/11, i do not know why we continue to two people were talented and able to protect their country. host: and you

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had to meet celebrities like rihanna and like all the others, you know. >> reporter: all the other celebritiesude tori amos, who was moved to tears when the chorus sang her music. ♪ just stay a while, stay a while, stay a while ♪ >> reporter: a link to this scene on a popular blog sent p.s. 22 into the internet big time. ♪ stay a while and on to television and stage appearances like this one with the band crowded house. ♪ try to forget you make me call your name and i'll shout it to the blue summer sky ♪ >> reporter: the teacher that makes it all happen is gregg breinberg. p.s. 22's fame is thanks to his ability to help the kids really feel the songs they're singing. ♪ even children get older, i'm getting older too ♪ >> i encourage them to find a musical connection to every song we do. we'll discuss lyrics. we're doing music that is emotionally sophisticated, and what's great is that these kids have kind of an emotional experience behind them that, again, when they bring it to the table, they're putting something out there that's behind the notes, behind the rhythm. you can't miss it. you can'

he has all the connections, all the network, all the money. all the, you know, power. friends of emanuel privately acknowledge this is no slam dunk. the field is wide open. with about ten candidates already running in the february democratic primary. and more than a dozen more mulling it. and critics who charge that daly has been more focused on courting the powerful than helping the middle class believe emanuel will be more of the same. >> we don't need another corporate mayor. we need somebody who understands the citizens. >> reporter: but others here may be swayed by at least the informal endorsement of their former senator's administration. >> on the one hand, we are all very excited for rahm as he takes on a new challenge for which he is extraordinarily well-qualified. but we're also losing incomparable leader of our staff, and one who we are going to miss very much. >> that's why losing emanuel now right before the election is a huge blow for a president who has already lost a series of people from his inner circle. and if democrats take a hit on election day, em

of opportunities all in all the game lacked the intensity of the first exhibit match in st petersburg but both sides were evidently satisfied with the outcome always there a little bit quicker you know there every time we had a turnover they took advantage and create a lot of opportunities our goalie kept us in a goal from and you know a lot of fun out there so it was fun i think for both teams. played all right it's our last game before before the regular season starts so different situation for us were playing two hours and getting her playing and playing on a rank that's much bigger than we'd play on so good experience for our players join up with four we played boston saturday night and. you know i was i was glad to see our team when we came to win but i thought it was a very good game so the latest episode of the n.h.l. case shells down dolphin leaves us at a draw five three to the home side in st petersburg and three once of the visitors in latvia it's impossible to state that those results resemble the state of hockey on either continent but it's safe to say that the russians a

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all lanes getting by.like we are slow out of gainesville. 25 minutes past to 23 and slow approaching route 50 to nutley. switching the shot to the ground level. 395 northbound, 15 minutes or so from the capital beltway moving to seminary. no incidents along the way. in to dc we go, we want to show you no incidents or accidents out here. but it is taking five minutes on inbound new york avenue from the times building to bladensburg road. a good amount of congestion. on 270, a 20 to 25 minute drive from father hurley to the split. that's a quick look at traffic. now back to you. >>> the illegal immigrant charged in the drunk driving accident that killed a none and injured two of her fellow sisters will be in court today. many want to know how 23-year- old carlos martine will, li went two years without a deportation hearing. he had two previous drunk driving convictions. the obama administration is withholding reservations of its results. prince william county police say he was drunk when he struck and killed

all of this is a way to sort of solve this. peoples attention by using take that as something to see now during this war we had. military entertainment. welcome back to crossfire computers about to remind you we're talking about currency wars. but before let's see which currency russians prefer all we on the brink of a global currency war as mall the world's economy is weak in their current says the low exchange rate makes their goods and services more competitive but the race to the bottom may mean an open concept conflict is on the cards so which currency do russians trust most six to seven percent of opinion poll respondents consider the russian ruble the most reliable of all and of the twenty two percent will seek refuge in the euro during recession but only six per cent see any safety in the u.s. dollar that's for most russians the safest car of city to keep is the one they know best. ok if i can take control of my program after the first part of it if i want to talk about china now because china is very much in the rule i

thank you all so much.hanks, mom and dad, who drove here from chicago, and all of the awesome high school people here. [applause] and lastly, i want to thank my burton people in the back who have come here to perform for you all. >> you are going to your bills acquired towards the end, so thank you, bill -- you are going to tear bill's acquire -- hear bill's choir. our blue-ribbon panel has been instrumental in making sure this happens every year, and isis want to acknowledge jenny horn, rose mary jacobs, and i thank you, mary grace cohan, patricia gray, nancy, and suzanne, who helped us this year in choosing our fabulous teachers and principals. they deserve a round of applause. in addition to everything you are receiving, you are also getting certificates of honor from our major, from a single woman, senator, and supervisor duufty, so all of your guests are in your back acknowledging the fabulous work you have done. when we started this program, we wanted to be able to a knowledge not just one teacher, bu

all right. now i'm going to introduce all the judges. there are a whole bunch of them err and i would ask you to hold your applause until i have finished are introducing all the judges. if i hear applause we're going to have to start all over again and we're wasting daylight already. there is a newcomer, matt new comer, triple-a staff staff. and long-time supporter, mr. gilberto gadoy, frens ever the cable car museum. he's the man who makes the beautiful bell that goes to the champion every year. linda is the executive director of the union square association and a co-response of this -- so he sponsor of this competition. cinderella echen is the owner of the shanghai 1930 restaurant. and the san francisco icon and door man of the francis drake hotel fore the last 800 years. it's only been really 32. pillar from the newspaper, david from uncle vito's pizza, maggie baxter from abc channel 7. i must turn the page. deputy chief antonio para, san francisco police department, lynn bruney, director of consumer marketting for the san francisco c

people, for all naons. we are going to be praying for the increase of river of god into the nations, river of god's blissing and shalom for all people. >> for more information on the day ofprayer for the peace of jerusalem, log on to cwnews.org. mark, you haven't yet been to the holy land. >> no. i haven't. >> i was there in 1999. i really recommend going during that time. it is so special spiritual and the ather is great. >> i would love to go and walked where jesus walked. >> i recommd it. so many churches go. it changes your life. >> i bet. standing with

all jichbilitys all the time. 9 nothing final.e's matt on the 2-o world series lead. >> we put ourselves in a good situation. we are definitely going into their ballpark where they are going to feel more comfortable. just like we are confident playing her at home and used to the park. >> matt if watched the game did you want. pretty good. pretty dominant. he's a battler. a warrior. if not a lot bother some he's our horse. >> always pitching with quality start and shuts the team down. he doesn't get much recognition obviously but around here we all know about him. >> matt performance tonight. >> extraordinary. able to go out there and do exactly what we thought he would do. proud of him. >> 20 runs in two games. did you ever expect this. >> crazy right? but like i said about anything can happen in post season. and hopefully we can keep it going. >> about game 3 is coming up saturday in arling to be. it's jonathan sanchez who was kind of shakey in the last outing in the post season against colby lewis for texas. 11 runs last night.

is that all over a guess or on dollars and that the political. quote says of that of the crash in china in the u.k. and europe and other creditors is is very very bad and so the way the system works a come back in two thousand six hundred dollars nutrition destruction that's essentially the dynamic of our global monetary system that there that everyone is motivated to not what that happen because it would be a political disaster for everyone so they're trying to work out a process of decommissioning the dollar as the primary reserve currency and that's what we're seeing today is a lot of pushing and shoving because the obvious big loser is going to be the united states anyway ok tell us about the other side of this catastrophe what you call the g.c.i. account of a transfer tension energy communication and infrastructure what the f.s.s. energy the backbone for all that it is that we're going to have a second energy crisis and the first one was in two thousand eight. hundred forty seven dollars a call the peak oil cycle so i don't know the big spik

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but we're all -- we're all so supportive.se it's not always the case with casts because it -- >> i heard. >> you do spend a lot of time together. and you said they'll probably shock when the series runs its course, she's not our mom, really? >> they all call me -- matthew calls me mummy. they call me mom and mummy and mother dear. after a while, i go, wait a minute. wait a minute. let's really think about this. i'm not your mother. >> but you do have three, great sons. >> i do. i have three grown sons. and three grandchildren. and another one on the way. so, i've got, like, my own little brood. >> and two of your three sons kind of followed you in the business. and they don't want to play on the name. no one even really knows. >> no. my sons who are in the biz, in reality, i'm not allowed to talk about them. and they don't -- like one of them, my middle son had a film at sundance and i wasn't allowed to go. they don't -- they want to have their own identity. and they do, now. you know? my oldest son is a successful screen wri

much i walk in there and tell me you know i see what all those classes. were knocking out of deflations far what you guys are are forecasting is that that's going to take all this bad debt and put it on its own downstream to the to the magic of double entry bookkeeping is going to show up one side of the balance sheet is an asset and the other side is a liability to the balance such as thirty five billion although there are there downsides to expand by a trillion or two or whatever it takes it toll it was garbage that can't possibly happen you can surcharge and blah blah blah and of course that's exactly what happened and so now we have all the step in the balances that obesity is that going to get mark to market if you go look at the record market process back securities it's quite strong i think one point six to eight hundred billion dollars and the difference is now sitting on on the fed's balance. unmarketable they can't sell it there's no market for in a market there's no private market for any of this stuff so the question is how do they exit what h