call that he bought.o something that apple's engineers can only dream of. turn time into money. of course, there's a trade-off. order to make the most money, dan needs apple shares to stay below before the first expiration, but above the strike of the longer dated call he bought by more than the total cost of the trade by the second expiration, or, in this case, above 467. since the time of the trade, apple trades have added 3%, making this trade a winner. and now, "options action" fans are downloading the show. and they only have one question. what will dan do now? all right, before we answer that, let's see just how much money was made. had you bought apple at the time of the trade, you would have made over 3%. that's not bad. dan bought his call calendar for $8, can sell it today for overr $9 and that is a return of 14%. but the big question now is, how can he make even more money? dan? >> yes. all right, to be very fair, i did not call a bottom in the thing. i was -- this was an options trade. a good

calling names. no? long followed by -- calling names. >> good afternoon sir. >> yeah good afternoon everybody. good afternoon to all of my friends. i'm a yellow cab driver i would like to speak a few things today. the first thing please do not add fifty cents on the meter to get -- please do not do that. second thing i don't want you putting radios tell all the drivers where the pickup that's not the right thing to do. please -- do not let the limo take the taxi business. last week on tuesday i was -- the limo double parked waiting for the fair on the hotel come out. please take care of that. i really think of -- that's been going on for years and nobody do nothing good about. one side is for taxi only. that's not acceptable. it's not acceptable. i've been here for a long time please take care of that thank you. applause. >> thank you. >> calling names. . i'm going to stop calling their names. >> good afternoon sir. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. i've been driving yellow cab for 15 years. so yo

dog called. every time i put my life on the line i have no fear because i'd be honored to lay down my life for my country the way my father and brother did. what matters is the task of restoring the syria that we used to live in. my dream. i wish to see syria the way it used to be when there was peace i want syria to win this war if you have to climb a mountain sometimes you have to take a perilous route we lose our friends and relatives in order to save syria and arrive at the top where other peaks won't be seen our greatest dream is to be able to live safely and peacefully like we always. you know that you are here we hope. we i was like. only. i didn't think that i'm going to see my mother again but i saw her. it was like. i'm free. i went to ended up and i ran. but when i saw the army when i saw the flag the syrian flag the red. flag and the two green stars i was like oh my god i'm finally free. i could not talk anymore and the officer you know carried me. and i was crying because my friends

the foam one moment they were calling us to. switched off the phone a day later they called again and told us we could come pick up a mirror in the suburb of aleppo we came and found a mere three other soldiers bad it. while he was still alive. it was a great loss for me but that they really have to kill him so atrociously this is madness even animals never show such brutality the insurgents always execute people piece by piece. before they cut their throat i'm lost for words how to describe it just can't imagine how anyone could do such things. he was a kind. even when he was broke. with three kids and parents as well i hope god shall never forgive my husband. take away their loved ones. through. peaceful life may god punish them for what they've done. the transition to democracy in syria has begun and it's time for assad to get out of the way. in his zip zip good laboratory jim mccurry was able to build the old most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach creation w

can we take this ordinance same house same call? without objection, this ordinance has passed on the first read. item 16. >> item 16 is an ordinance amending the police code to prohibit the possession or sale of certain ammunition including black talon ammunition and ammunition intended exclusively for law enforcement and military purposes. >> colleagues, can we do this same house same call? this ordinance is also passed on the first read. item 17. >> item 17 is a resolution determining that the issuance of a type 42 on sale beer wine and line premises license folsom street foundry located at 1425 folsom street would serve the public convenience. >> colleagues, same house same call? this resolution is adopted. item 18. >> item 18 is a resolution determining that the transfer of a type 21 off-sale general license from 345 eddy street to 135 powell street for walgreens company will serve the public convenience. >> president chiu. >> thank you, mr. chair. first i want to thank colleagues from the city operations and services neighborho

i got a call from an unknown number and someone told me. come and pick up a dog. i saw what happened to my father and i just couldn't believe it there were dozens of dead bodies on the insurgents were shooting at them so that we couldn't collect the. survivor told me the rebels had lined up the locals to gun them down when suddenly a car dashing up it was my father and brother trying to stop them the rebels shot up the car wounding them both and then dragged them outside and run over their heads with a vehicle several times while they were still alive. they made my father watch them kill my brother before they finished him off to a still can regain my senses one of the women they killed was pregnant so they opened up a woman around like a football things like that are impossible to imagine explain the things they do can't even occur to anyone in their right mind. kildall children for. you know besides it is a very kind man despite the tragedy he's going through he loves ofo daughters he loves to babysit them and play with them and these days he seldom home he leav

they call her cellphone.is. >> the mailbox is full. >> she is not the one that would be tricked easily. >> until the body is found, they will hold out hope she is alive. she is trying to find heridarity, and anybody who knows where her daughter may be. law enforcement tells them that stepha was murdered at the hands of someone they say, it was kendrick williams. >> on june 5th, he was arrested on an unrelated traffic charge. during an interview, he denied any involvement in her disappearance as well as owns or driving an accura integra. since that time, the car in this case has been recovered. >> it happened on a monday night, and tuesday morning, i heard she didn't return home around 10:00 a&m i was very concerned, and started calling her phone, kept getting voice mail. she didn't return my call. usually, she would return my call, especially when she is not in the house. then, i realized. my sister called me, said she didn't come home. my younger daughter called, said her sister didn't come home. something w

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told is not on the agenda so what is the real purpose of the visit around syria to cope with what i call the great unraveling in the arab muslim world what does obama hope to achieve beyond paying his respects. to cross obama's upcoming visit to israel i'm joined by norman finkelstein a new york political analyst and an author and in amman we haven't we robin he is coeditor of. gentlemen you can jump in anytime you want you know crosstalk rules maureen if i can go to you first i mean why is obama going to the middle east now what does he want to achieve. it doesn't appear that he's trying to achieve anything people who know us foreign policy much better than i have suggested that the purpose of the visit is simply to visit and to check that box and to be able to demonstrate that he's been to israel and to get out of the way at the beginning of his term and that doesn't certainly as as you yourself mentioned the so-called peace process is not on the agenda he's not bringing any new initiative with him i presume there will be lots of talk about about syria and iran but i think that from wa

if we can go to roll call for introductions. >> supervisor mar, you are first on roll call for introductions. >> colleagues, thank you. i just have one item today. i like a number of you have been supportive of safe routes to school in our city. but i'm introducing a resolution today to urge the city ask county to support assembly bill 794 authorized by [speaker not understood] assemblyman tom ammiano. it's hard to -- i keep calling him our school board member or our supervisor as well, but he's our assembly person from san francisco. thousands of children and their parents and guardians walk and bike to school every day. some walk all the way from home while others walk before or after using muni to get to school. but with so many schools close to high-speed and high traffic areas, these families are at risk of injury as they make their trip. the safe routes to schools program funds pedestrian safety improvements around schools to make it easier. the richmond district, my district, has many projects including the first 15 mile an hour zone around the school. peabody school on sixth and clem

about the so-called peace process the main purpose of the peace process is to serve as a distraction while israel gets on with the serious work of and that sing about ten percent of the west bank where right now israel and the united states don't need destruction because the power stinney and people have been pacified the so-called palestinians authority can't do anything without the approval of the united states so there is no need that this particular moment for any destructions so there is no need to revive the so-called peace process it's never been a peace process it's been an annexation process and right now there are no restraints no constraints no inhibitions israel's pursuit of its continued the next ation of the occupied palestinian territories moon would you agree with that no distractions now. i agree with ninety five percent of that where where i might differ slightly is to say that i think. both the israelis and the americans would i think be well served by continued talks with the palestinians entirely meaningless as as norman has just pointed out but nevertheless i th

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you called us? man: i was the one that called. okay. they standing there with their head in the window talking to my old lady's grandson through the window. why can't they keep the screen down and talk? why the screen got to be up and the window got to be up? you talk to your son. i want you to find out from him what in the hell is going on. your son? okay. that's my old lady's nephew. find out what the hell is going on with him. okay. shots fired, zero ruggles. rubbles? zero ruggles shots fired. zero ruggles, huh? you got a key to this door? man: yeah. why his head's in this window. you couldn't tell if it looked like a transaction? uh-uh. when i go to work at night knowing she has to be here and he's here and they running in and out... stratton: is he your nephew? her nephew, yeah. does this go on every night? this is the first night i seen this here. the first night you noticed. i'm not actually noticing it. the first night i seen this here. all right. brown: your father seems-- that's your nephew, right? i mean, your uncle? boy: yea

whether we call them gods and goddesses, or whether we call them what their name means - original patterns of possibility. to step out of my local self, into some expanded sense that lets me design my own life with the gods and the goddesses, the original patterns of being, and then perhaps step back into my own world, and truly find it different - that's magic. >> the term witch , to me, has a very evil connotation, which i think it does to many people, and i'm wondering why you refer to yourself as witches. it seems like that would make you be received in a more negative way. >> i actually don't refer to myself as a witch, for exactly that reason. i want what i believe to be heard, and witch was a word that was used to defame and give right to murder many, many people. but the history of that word is lost, and what now remains is a connotation that i don't feel it is most beneficial to me to spend my whole life explaining the word, when i would much rather spend my life explaining a relationship to fire, earth, air, water, and each other, that acknowledges the sacred in all, and the divi

they call her cellphone. they hear is this. >> the mailbox is full. >> she is not the one that would be tricked easily. >> until the body is found, they will hold out hope she is alive. she is trying to find heridarity, and anybody who knows where her daughter may be. law enforcement tells them that stepha was murdered at the hands of someone they say, it was kendrick williams. >> on june 5th, he was arrested on an unrelated traffic charge. during an interview, he denied any involvement in her disappearance as well as owns or driving an accura integra. since that time, the car in this case has been recovered. >> it happened on a monday night, and tuesday morning, i heard she didn't return home around 10:00 a&m i was very concerned, and started calling her phone, kept getting voice mail. she didn't return my call. usually, she would return my call, especially when she is not in the house. then, i realized. my sister called me, said she didn't come home. my younger daughter called, said her sister didn't come h

i just won't call. >> that said, while gomez says he understands why so many people may not have called doesn't mean he thinks it's excusable. in fact, he decides to use the incident as a teaching lesson. >> i thought to myself why is it that so many people walked by and are not calling? if i'm laying on the ground, i expect that first person to see me to call 911 right away. so i thought, well, let's make a call 911 campaign. >> immediately following the incident, hector gets together with the police, has flyers translated into several languages, and distributes them in his neighborhood. >> excuses are not valid, you know. i don't think they're valid. but i do think it's important to improve that that situation. >>> coming up -- >> don't jump! >> a man jumps off a bridge. with no rescuers in the water, what will they do? and a bank robber. would you try to stop this thief? a twist the teller never sees coming. ♪ none of us think bad things are gonna happen to us. i'm here at my house on thanksgiving day, and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. an artery in your heart, i

the 911 call came in here. this bakersfield dispatch center. 87-year-old lorraine bayliss collapsed inside the senior independent living center. >> we need to get cpr started. that's not enough. >> okay. >> we can't do cpr. >> the caller refuses to perform cpr. management at glenwood gardens says it's against company policy. >> our practice is to immediately call emergency medical personnel for assistance and to wait with the individual needing attention until such personnel arrives. that is the protocol we followed. >> this woman is not breathing enough, she's going to die if we don't get this started. do you understand? >> i understand. >> okay. >> i am a nurse. but i cannot have our other senior citizens who don't know cpr -- >> i will instruct them -- >> i am in a dining room. >> i will instruct them. is there anyone there -- >> for dr. kevin donovan of georgetown university medical center, the call raises moral questions. >> as a society, we should expect those who are able to help to come to our aid. part

you sell one call and purchase a higher strike call of the same expiration. in this structure, you want the stock to trade below that short strike by expiration. that way, you can keep the profits you took in. above that level, you will lose money. but your losses are capped at the strike of the call you bought. so, one last time on the stock's versus option lgs. want to short linkedin, better have a lot of friends. what's the trade on this? >> all right, well, so, you know, using that 180 level tha carter just referred to, i look to sell the may 180 call. i can collect $11.80 for that. shorting stocks carries unlimited risk, so, i'm going to protection myself by buying the higher strike may 190 call. i collect $4.10, 40% of the distance between the strikes. if the stock stays right here, even if it drifts mildly higher, i'm still going to collect that premium. if it goes down, i'm going to collect all of it. basically, a max possible gain of $4.10, max risk of just over five bucks. >> dan? >> yeah, to me, like you guys said, you can't short this stock. it is

just got a call on the phone. to see we're going to. pop to duets of a cosmic blues they've got it all here on the international song station i'm tom barton for art see your host on the orbits our stay tuned planet earth. susan. great story greater u.s. food stamps has supposed to provide vital aid to those who need it most but it seems the system is notoriously open to abuse lori huff innocent and finding out whether taxpayers think their money is being well spent. according to the u.s. government more than forty seven million people now use the food stamp program are americans abusing the system this week let's talk about that one of the largest consumers of food stamps is actually wal-mart as they underpay their employees so we're concerned about people getting food stamps we should probably look in the direction of companies like wal-mart et cetera refuse to pay a living wage since it's clear i don't know but it sounds like they are does that bother you know why not well it should probably bother me because i'm a taxpayer right yeah

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cell apple at seven hundred by google nobody else is making that call the time one of the best calls of the past ten years by far now let's talk about apple a little bit. can short get it one hundred seventy billion this year is that what's going on there tells apple saving money as a call option on the future that's basically it is the cash or it's the call option on future volatility. the problem is as cash if i were apple management i would start taking i cash and i would spend it on developing cloud infrastructure immediately and i would friend or indeed for the hardware because apple has said she lost the race what's it called the mobile handsets you know that's not available to the populace for several years out but if you take a look at a high and android handset and apple and said it's such a big disparity it's not going to be. it can't be called within one cycle apple needs to build out the infrastructure in the cloud. and get away from gadgets no they have to build up to six in the cloud and they have to improve their gadget but the problem with the gadgets is right now you

>> you're lying. >> don't call me a liar. don't sit there and call me a liar.u don't like the president if you don't like what he's doing, but don't sit there and call me a liar. we can have a disagreement without you calling may liar. >> you're lying. >> i'm not lying. >> there is a difference between having a disagreement and calling me a liar. >> this is why i'm calling you a liar. tell me one program he said he will cut. >> he would cut medicare and medicaid. you asked me a program. those are programs. >> cenk: how is medicare and medicaid not programs. the president would cut funds to programs, i don't agree with any of those cuts. the president is a right winger who wants to do those cuts if you ask me, but for o'reilly to claim that he doesn't want to do those cuts is actually totally incan correct. at the time, there is a new biography coming out. it's not an auto biography but wently zeb chafetz. as you can see he's almost glowing on the cover there but there are interesting tidbits about the book. let's bring out jeremy holden to talk about the book.

>> well they call themselves lambs because my friend called everybody lamb, right? my friend trey would be like, "oh, hey, lamb, what are you doing today?" whatever, lamb. and so we just would always be saying that. and i guess some fans heard us saying that, and then they were, like -- >> jimmy: we're the lambily. >> the lambs. no, i made up lambily. >> jimmy: you made up lambily. it was like family -- >> i was saying something, and it turned into lambily. >> jimmy: well, i mean, that's a thing. "l" for "l." lambs for life. >> lambs for life. >> jimmy: i'm a lamb for life. >> lambs for life. you are? >> jimmy: i am. i will say i'm an "l" for "l." [ cheers and applause ] i'm a lamb for life. >> a lot of people are naming their fans. what are your fans called? >> jimmy: my fans are called falpals. [ cheers and applause ] they are falpals, yeah. >> i'm a falpal for life. >> jimmy: you're a falpal for life, too? aw, it's a deal! pinky swear. pinky swear. >> pinky swear. >> jimmy: awesome! you're the greatest. i want to say congratulations on "american idol." thank you

i called my uncle and said that they had kidnapped ten year ladies kept his called me again and again just to torment me. i. was over at them. but i said are you. proud of what you're about. the mood what are you mad. we tried to negotiate a ransom we raised the money but. the foam they were calling us to discuss. switched off the phone a day later they called again and told us we could come pick up a mirror in the suburb of aleppo we came and found a mere three other soldiers had it. while he was still alive the. head it was a great loss for me but they really have to kill him so atrocious lee this is madness even animals never show such brutality the insurgents always execute people piece by piece. before they cut the throat i'm lost for words how to describe it just can't imagine how anyone could do such things. he was a kind and. even when he was broke. with three kids and parents. i hope god shall never forgive my husband. take away their loved ones. through. peaceful life. the transition to democracy in syria has begun and it's time for assad to get out of the way. victims multi

i am calling in light rain. mostly cloudy very mild to warm, tomorrow will be breezy and mid-$70 tomorrow for some. 60s across the board and if we get any sun, it looks like it is clearing on monday. and a very scary incident involving a brave child. what a 12-year-old san bruno boy did when a strange man came to his door. >>> there is a clearly defined policy on how too sheer yoga pants can be returned. ment we are getting word of a new caldecott crash near the tunnel, stay tuned. . >>> police in san jose are investigating the third officer involved shooting. a police officer shot and wounded a suspected car thief after she tried to run him over in a car. >>> they are trying to catch a suspected hit-and-run driver in san leandro. the woman was backing out when she hit a woman outside the parking lot convenience store. in the meantime, chp said the video indicates she is between 15 and 30 years of age. >>> and gun supporters are holding rallies aimed at pressuring trickster gun laws and victims of gun violence.

i am calling in light rain. mostly cloudy very mild to warm, tomorrow will be breezy and mid-$70 tomorrow for some. 60s across the board and if we get any sun, it looks like it is clearing on monday. and a very scary incident involving a brave child. what a 12-year-old san bruno boy did when a strange man came to his door. >>> there is a clearly defined policy on how too sheer yoga pants can be returned. ment we are getting word of a new caldecott crash near the tunnel, stay tuned. . >>> police in san jose are investigating the third officer involved shooting. a police officer shot and wounded a suspected car thief after she tried to run him over in a car. >>> they are trying to catch a suspected hit-and-run driver in san leandro. the woman was backing out when she hit a woman outside the parking lot convenience store. in the meantime, chp said the video indicates she is between 15 and 30 years of age. >>> and gun supporters are holding rallies aimed at pressuring trickster gun laws and victims of gun violence.

>> calling names. . if you hear your name, please let me know if you are in the room. >> okay please come forward. yes? >> hi good afternoon. my name is -- i'm working 3 years. more than 6500 homeless people. do you want 30 thousand more? i have in my family 4 people right now 500 more cabs ruin the business. no benefits nothing. thank you for patience. >> okay next speaker. >> calling names. >> i think we got one here thank you, sir. >> hi my name is -- i'm here because i'm against the -- it's very painful to come back each time you have that meeting here and i know you guys make money but we're losing the money and nobody have time and a lot of drivers they don't speak they are shy to speak in front of you guys they don't want to speak i want to let you know every driver is against mta and even you talk to in the city any customer they are against mta they hate mt a. why? why they hate arab people? it's very absurd. every one said i hate them so many things i can not talk you know already so please you

call now for your free information kit and a free $50 savings card. call now! greg: should they revapp the camp? guantanamo bay could be getting an extreme makeover. the pentagon considering plans to spend a butt load those were their words on renovations are necessary is since congress decided to keep the facility is open indefinitely. $49 million to build a new prison for special detainees with food allergies, i believe. i don't have anything to back that up. other items preparing barrack facilities. a mess hall. why do they call it a mess hall? keep it bounce. and an inflatable bouncy castle. according to the u.s. commander of southern command detainees are growing more frustrated leading to hunger strikes. >> they had great optimism that guantanamo would be closed. they were devastated when the president backed off at least their perception of closing the facility. he said nothing about it in his inauguration speech and something about it in his state of the union speech. >> greg: i believe we have tape of one of the prisoners. >> so sorry. >> greg: oh, my

they call this the condor?w on you can call this bill the condor. >> we are not calling you bill the condor. >> you will call my -- >> will not. >> you wul pit me on the cover. he is a guest host. >> if anybody thinks he really does that i will destroy every camera. >> you can call me the c man too. >> new drugs can help people live to be 150. god i hope that doesn't include bill. tess always five years like the wooly mammoth client. glacesy smith klein has drugs that will significantly boost the anti-aging enzyme found in red wine. testing is underway and according to one doctor the drugs would, quote, treat one disease, but unlike drugs of today would prevent 20 others. in affect it would low aging. tom first of all it is always the 2350*eu6 years uh -- the five years away. >> i was looking at this on "60 minutes". >> they are not saying it will slow aging. ineffect already means you are lying. >> and every time i look at this they say you have to drink they qifl lebt of six cases of water. >> i have done tha

call them up and as the to complete a call to somebody. if they really had it will be able to no problem. and i know anybody in canada. that's okay. they can go anywhere. and sometimes get calls from the test or with the phone company asking us to complete calls to places for testing purposes. just tell them you're with the test board. the confident and selfish toward enacting no you're doing and it will give you any trouble. >> okay. outright that. any idea what ms my stand for? >> well, it could be multi frequency. but the frequency? what's that? >> it's a system that upper is to make calls. and like those touchdowns used for push button filing, bissau's different. >> okay. thanks. they said goodbye. he had not. he picked up the phone again and out (604)234-1212. once again, the business-no voice answered. hi. yes. this is the test board. could you connect me to (619)374-8491 please. one moment. there was a pause. the long-distance hissed that lauder. a click, another pause, more his. another click. in a ringing signal. hello. his friend

and cheryl from winnipeg, shame on you o'reilly, you call yourself a christian. the bible is not allegorical. you're entitled to that opinion. but you're not to impune, the word of the day, impugn. i can assure you there are christians that do not take part of the bible literally. if you want to believe that jonah was swallowed by the whale, fine. don't demand that i believe it, too. the tip of the day, a strong belief system is a very good thing, if your faith helps you and others. but if you're judgmental and he demand people believe the way that you do, that's a very bad thing. as we see, with the jihad movement. factor tip of the day. please check out the fox news factor website, bill o'reilly.com. and o'reilly@foxnews.com, name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, it's a good one. do not be meretricious when writing the factor. the spin stops here in the city >>> joining me now with reaction is bob wood ward. welcome back to the program. >> thank you. thank you. >> let's start at the beginning. tell us about the conversation. >> yes. >> yes. i mea

okay, we can call it also-- we call it in arabic music nahawand it has a name. listen to the third note in a different scale. first, second, third. and we call it here, major scale. or in arabic music ajan, a-j-a-n, ajan. now, between those three two notes, and i'm referring to the third note i played, or i can fit another interval in between that we call quartertone. [guitar strumming] and many people think it's kind of weird or it sounds out of tune, but it is not. it's a quality that, if you are born in certain region that practice this type of music or if you get used to it, like many american students who study with me for years and years-- they got used to it and they perform it perfectly. [spirited violin plays] i went to school in the early '80s, at manhattan school of music, and i specialized on violin, and one of the top violinists then used to come and give us master classes was heinrick szering, the polish violinist. in one of the master classes, i was supposed to perform i think it was a beethoven sonata on the violin and piano, and after i finished

i can also speak to the ground lease if you wish or close here and you can call them. >> we call it already. >> okay, great. the ground lease which you will be reviewing and approving is the same operation, 75 units of affordable house, the initial term of the lease is 7 years and to extend another 29 years for a total of 99 years. in december 2006 mo issued a request for proposals and selected china town as the developers. they have all project approvals and financing in place, which enables them to commence construction in mid to late april. it is integral to the success of the apartments and we respectfully ask for your approval of the ground lease and ask for any questions that you may have. you should have all of the legal documents and we are available for any questions. >> supervisor avalos? >> any questions? >> okay. >> thank you very much. the budget analysts report? >> mr. chairman, supervisor avalos, as we report on page 6 of our report and indicated by the mayor's office of housing this morning, although the city would issue the proposal multifamily housing revenue bonds the obl

we call it today nob hill, at the time they called it california hill. they call it nob hill because of stanford and his preposterously rich friends who moved there to build their enormous houses overlooking the city. stanford's house has 50 rooms, it's 50,000 square feet, it's decorated within an inch of its life with rosewood cabinetry on every wall and murals painted by italian painters that imitate the frescoes found under the ashes of pompei. model statuary, a dining room that can seat 50, ballroom that 300 people can dance in and 15 live-in servants. three people live in this house, leland stanford, his wife jane lathrop and their son, leland stanford jr., age 10. january 1880, stanford has some friends in for a party and a show. he's got a man that he regards as his companion, but also his employee. the around the u.s., edward muybridge. they could not be more different from one another. muybridge is rail thin, he's got a shock of white hair, a ragged beard down to the middle of his chest. he combs neither his hair, nor his beard. he's got beaten-

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the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. a senator: thank you, mr. president. i ask that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. shaheen: i came to the floor this evening to address senator toomey's amendment that would remove provisions around biofuels. it's amendment number 115. i think it's important to point out that this is really more than a budget issue. the presiding officer knows that because he and i worked together to address this when we passed the defense authorization bill. this is really a national security issue. i had the opportunity as chair of the water and power subcommittee and energy to go down to norfolk to have a hearing aboard the u.s.s. kearsarnlg to talk about exactly what the navy and their -- and they are reflective of the military is doing to address energy use and saw some really amazing progress in terms of their reduction in energy use, their energy efficiency, saw some of the things that they'

call now for your free information kit and a free $50 savings card. call now!we all know the ryan budget is bad news. it would hurt the nation's seniors and ignore the millions of americans living in poverty by slashing food assistance, medicaid and voucherizing medicare. it's a high price to pay. especially when mr. ryan himself agrees with speaker of the house john boehner. this country doesn't have an immediate debt crisis. >> do you believe we have an immediate debt crisis? >> to borrow a phrase from my friend erskine bowles, we are the healthiest looking horse in the glu factory. we don't right now, but we see it coming. >> some in ryan's own party are attacking his budget because it doesn't go far enough. paul brown of georgia. brown brags he was the first guy to call president obama a socialist, has been critical of the ryan budget. >> it continues to grow the government, to grow debt. >> today, he went even further. in a "new york times" op-ed entitled paul ryan's ax isn't sharp enough -- it fails to address run away government spending, the most pressi

has to make a phone call to 911.r. [ laughter ] >> surprise! >> jimmy: in this economy, yeah. surprise is what she says when you call 911. that would be the worst if you called 911 and heard, "surprise! it's me, a celebrity!" [ impersonating trump ] "hi, it's donald trump, welcome to celebrity 911." [ laughter ] what is happening? he's like -- [ as travolta ] "it's john travolta i swear to god. it's 911 over here." >> no, it would be especially terrifying if it was me. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's abigail breslin and halle berry in the new movie "the call" in theaters firday. >> yeah, i can. >> is there any way you can break it out? [ banging ] good work. i need you to stick your arm out and wave it, wave it, wave it, okay? >> okay. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> someone's stuck in the trunk of the car in front of me. >> yo, i got her! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go! go see abigail breslin and halle berry in "the call" this weekend. justin timberlake performs next. see you afte

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quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: ms. mikulski: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. ms. mikulski: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the call of the quorum be vacated. and i further ask -- the presiding officer: without objection. ms. mikulski: mr. president, i also ask unanimous consent that the pending inhofe amendment number 29 as modified be agreed to and that upon disposition of the inhofe amendment, senator toomey or his designee be recognized to call up amendment 115. the presiding officer: is there objection to the request? without objection. ms. mikulski: mr. president, we note that the gentleman from pennsylvania is coming to offer his amendment. while we're waiting for him to get ready to proceed, i would really like to thank senator inhofe, senator boxer and all who worked on a satisfactory resolution of this amendment. it shows that the senate takes a minute or two, keeps their powder dry, sticks to the issues, we can move this bill forward. we now look forward to a discussion on toomey 115. i no

i listened to live calls, taped calls.n calls. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> about a year before i did this movie, i found myself having to call 911 myself. >> jimmy: you did? >> yes. someone was trying to break into my property. and i called 911. and i remember, the scary part of it for me was i thought he was in my house. and when i told the operator he was in my house, she told me be quiet, you've got to stop talking. and the last thing i could do was stop talking. and i kept talking. she kept saying ma'am, stop talking. and i said but i can't stop talking. i'm scared to death. thank god my daughter's not here. she kept saying ma'am, shut up. stop talking. he's in the house, you need to stop talking. at one point i had to put my hand on my mouth. i could not stop talking. when i got, you know, doing the research for this, they said we save every single call, do you want to see if we can find it? i actually got to hear my own 911 call. >> i would like to hear my own 911 call. >> when you're drunk? >> jimmy: i have a sal