is this appleby's? how long is the wait? can you give me one of those things that buzzes while i wait outside? oh wait. that's the out back. mikey, you are here as well. what do you think of the mcdonalds? it is nice, fast, convenient, cheap. they are helping people out. no reservations. >> if you didn't go to mcdonalds, greg, you may be a bit taller, that's all i will say. >> wow. >> a bit harsh. >> i don't think you are sorry, tall person. >> the only mcmemory i get is if i took it within 300 miles is a head butt. so probably not a good idea. >> is that a form of meat? >> in your world. >> you know what a head butt is. >> a head fan knee? but i want to get back to the study. this study talks about the politics. it is 1,006 people. 1,006 people which is representative of 330 million of america. my mathematics say that is .00003% of the u.s. population. that's how credible it is. >> the study is more than that. >> that's how they do nielsen ratings. >> mcdonalds is millions and billions served. i guess you can take a few mor

>> why is there an appleby's in chelsea? >> i don't know.lize your persona -- >> you are thinking of an area where brunch is popular and a food chain place jesse may work at. >> there is no place jesse would work at that would serve brunch. you are more of the hardey's guy. guy. >> exactly. >> at the end of the article the writer says, so, bring your flask to brunch, ladies. this is one of the saddest. you can't have a brunch without a flask. they may as well say brunch is more expensive, but the hand sanitizer is free so drink up. >> i have never actually done that, the hand sanitizer. >> that is a level -- that is the point of no return. >> and you can't reach it. >> he can get on his tippy toes. >> you can't get drunk on children's liquid tylenol either. it is a lose-lose. >> that's why i am here. andy, the real issue here is that brunch may be the most overrated thing. >> absolutely. i don't care about bottomless brunch. i care about bottomless tweeting and instagraming lunch. it may be the only thing that is worse than airport tweeting.

side pga tour rookie andrew little bay leaves after shooting an eight under sixty three while stuart appleby and partner charles schwab cup the pro and leaderboard. play was called into the darkness but will resume on the next day of play. now moving on to football term in the d bundesliga outfit together of video of the ten best goals by koreans in the history there are at big goals from former league players like the legendary tough on going ons of wind and the junior title the two current players like someone named to the one and squids eye chart. paul cole had three knots on the list but it was tied to these laser strike against warming in all six pack up the top spot. meanwhile over in major league baseball the colorado rockies bull owner of one of their all time greats. todd helton i've retired his jersey number seventeen. and fittingly ill had been on august the seventeenth when they host the cincinnati reds at home in course they'll help then the retired at the end of last season played his entire seventeen year career for the rockies racking up a slew of team batting records. and he

i promise you, if the facts were that she was at an applebys at night and she had an ambien, i don't know they would believe that was involuntary intoxification. instead, she was on the way to the gym. who in the world of drug addicts would take an ambien to go to the gym? >> it is a common sense argument. why would you possibly do that? you said it was all about who she is, no the necessarily the kennedy name. the kennedy name did come up, very prominently introduced by the defense. they explained who she was, all about her family. do you think it played any role in being charged and also in the verdict? >> whenever you have a defendant you are putting on the stand, you will do anything to bring out facts that will show they are a legitimate facts to the jury. you are going to bring out on direct all the facts that might help the jury just like the person better. does it go to the critical issue of the case, no. every defense attorney does that. no matter who your client is. there is nothing unusual or bizarre. i think a defense attorney would be nuts not to put their client on the

. >> hi, i'm julia appleby with kaiser health news. there's been a lot of talk in the last week or so about whether we know if the folks signing up had insurance previously or not. and i know that's a difficult question to answer. but are any of you tracking that? and do we have a way to track that? and what do we know about that? >> actually, we started having these discussions about a month ago, and we're beginning to discuss with our department of insurance, as well as the insurance carriers that are participating with us, about how we track this. some of our insurance carriers do, and maybe one doesn't. so, we have been thinking about the same thing, because we want to get a clear picture. a lot of people can't afford insurance without the tax credit, and they have absolutely -- i mean, they can just go directly to an agent or to a carrier that they know and they're familiar with and they're not dealing with the exchange. so, we know that the numbers of people that are getting insurance for the first time possibly, or a better rate

. >> hi, i'm julia appleby with kaiser health news. there's been a lot of talk in the last week or so about whether we know if the folks signing up had insurance previously or not. and i know that's a difficult question to answer. but are any of you tracking that? and do we have a way to track that? and what do we know about that? >> actually, we started having these discussions about a month ago, and we're beginning to discuss with our department of insurance, as well as the insurance carriers that are participating with us, about how we track this. some of our insurance carriers do, and maybe one doesn't. so, we have been thinking about the same thing, because we want to get a clear picture. a lot of people can't afford insurance without the tax credit, and they have absolutely -- i mean, they can just go directly to an agent or to a carrier that they know and they're familiar with and they're not dealing with the exchange. so, we know that the numbers of people that are getting insurance for the first time possibly, or a better rate

with those signals leading up to tomorrow's number of appleby expecting a number that might be shy of that. adam: what happens to the market? will we see a sell-off? >> i don't think we see a massive sell-off, 30,000 jobs shy at the 1 day. if we see a number that cooperated, last month's number like to be low 100,000 which makes last month's report look less than an aberration that could have a serious impact on equity prices particularly since right now the sentiment has become more biased to looking for bad news as the reason, maybe even an excuse to sell off equities which i don't think the correction we are in the midst of at the moment is necessarily over. adam: in years past we draw a connection between unemployment and the stock market, but performance in stocks and the jobs numbers over the last three years and is that going to be permanent? >> there has been a disconnect over the last few years because of the fee's influence in the marketplace, all about what the fed will do with the balance sheet as opposed to necessarily weather the economic conditions that are being produc

with kaiser appleby health news. there has been a lot of talk in a last week or so about whether we know if the folks signing up had insurance previously or not. i know that is a difficult question to answer, but are any of you tracking that? is there a way to track that? what do we know about that? >> we started having these discussions about a month ago and we are beginning to discuss with the department of insurance as well as the insurance carriers that are participating. maybe some of their insurance carriers track that and one does not. we want to get a clearer picture. a lot of people cannot afford insurance without the tax credit . they can go directly to an agent and they are not dealing with an exchange. the numbers of people that are getting insurance for the first time possibly, or a better rate for insurance now going privately without the exchange is much higher than our overall numbers reflect. we just don't know how much. add that we have anecdotal self-reported information from our in person about 50