um, bob luxemburg... luxemburg is luxemburg.'s how you spell it, or would it be an h in there? oh, ooh. okay, lou san murino... [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> you have some lifelines. >> oh, my god, you know, i've never appreciated how much that music is like the same pace of your heart. i mean, it's like, "boom-boom, boom-boom, boom-boom." okay, so i'm going to jump the question because i don't want the pajama program to lose any money. but can i tell you what i would've-- what i would've picked? okay, no, i can't. okay, go ahead. go ahead. okay, i jump, final answer-- >> are you--you're definitely gonna jump the question? >> i'm definitely going to jump the question. >> and that's your final? >> it is my final. >> [laughing] okay. okay, carla has jumped the question. it is now out of play. i'm gonna show you the answer, but now you can take a guess. which one? >> i was gonna say b. >> you were gonna say b. was it b? no, it was "a." >> yes! yes! >> that was the right move. >> yes! >> how much money did she jump over? $3,000. >> okay,

the socialist activist rosa luxemburg said he does not move does not notice the chain.convince yout can that you actually don't want to do any of the things you are actually not able to do, you won't even realize you have been restricted in any meaningful way. you will think you are free, even though you been intimidated out of it. the only other point i want to happens is ifwhat you gather at an event like this and talk about all the horrible things taking place and you dissect them and analyze them and focus on the harm it's doing, one of the things you can do is sort of spread this horrendous gloominess. everybody walks out depressed. like, i just listened to the last few things over an hour, i want to jump off a bridge. i think it's important to think about why that's not a rational reaction. not for rosy eyed reasons, but because reality suggest there is no need to think that way. temptations for groups historically in the united states will a been targeted for persecution is to believe that they can simply go in hide, that they can stay object, tole, not nothing,

. >> there have been people from singapore, taiwan, luxemburg people in tokyo that are originally fromout too. i'm taking my flowers back. mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> [ laughter ] >> poor mikey. i like the cat with no hair. that was a little different. >>> let's get to the real news tonight. those climbers on yosemite's el cap are closer to making history. they can make the summit by wednesday after seven days and 11 tries kevin jorgeson from santa rosa finally conquered what's called pitch 15. that thing is nearly impossible. it's considered one of the toughest sections of the climb. he and his partner tommy caldwell are striving to become the first to climb the dawn wall route using only their hands and feet. >> it's taken them years of choreographing the moves getting strong enough to do each of these moves and getting them down to muscle memory. >> ropes and gear do not help the climbers reach the top. they are there simply as a safety precaution to prevent them from falling to the ground. i think jorgeson fell 11 times or something while he was trying to negotiate that 15th pitch. >