he seems to be starring in the trans—atlantic version of the beverly hillbillies.by the tmc website, he speaks too often, he is having some surgery speaks too often, he is having some surgery at the moment. he has had some heart problems because if you are trying to keep a low key on things, do not talk to the biggest gossip site. he has been badly advised somewhere along the line. there is a lot of criticism, from people who have said why wasn't the royals taking him to one side? if this was your daughter's wedding you would try to be as private as possible. you would not try to create headlines and he seems to have been badly advised or not a very clever fella. do think he is overwhelmed and has underestimated the media and the way things are handled? i do not want to say the beast, but the royalfamily handled? i do not want to say the beast, but the royal family is very different. and the media attention that the royal family draws, maybe he should have had more support. naivety? he must have been spoken to before. but you do not know. i do feel sorry for nearly

yesterday, everybody looked looked like the beverly hillbillies, they had everything in their trucksrning after evacuati evacuation. and now trying to figure out what the future brings. >> now you're starting to feel it? >> yes. >> am i going to have to move to somewhere else on the island? my home may be forever complaininged. >> that's ay a lot of people are asking. with the lava flow, that moves a lot slower, but with the fissure it was bubbling out of there, we saw it popping up and out of the earth uncontrollably, because of that, he doesn't know if his house is standing or not, fred. >> it's incredible. extraordinary pictures too. stephanie elam, thank you so much for that we'll check back later. we have so much more straight ahead in the newsroom after this. people confuse nice and kind. but they're different. it's nice to remove artificial ingredients. kind never had to. we choose real ingredients like almonds, peanuts and a drizzle of dark chocolate. find your favorite and give kind® a try. to bring together a group of remarkable people. to help save the universe... from pay

because they're not making no money it's like the beverly hillbillies in reverse so bill crystal's shoot that some crude up to the ground bubble and propaganda vile that is by is well and next thing you know bill's a millionaire washington is the place to go spew his toxic waste propaganda to and fro ok let's turn to some more articles about the bond wastage of money actually thrown at factors so how wall street enabled the fracking revolution that is losing billions to us shale industry hailed as a revolution has burned through a quarter of a trillion dollars more than it has brought in over the last decade it has been a money losing endeavor of epic proportions even when it. is that one hundred ten dollars the cost has since they are becoming more efficient and they are able to produce at a cheaper price per barrel but still they're not making any profit and it takes more energy in. and the average lifespan of a fracking field it doesn't last long enough to pay off the debt so it's a money loser that was obvious from day one so why does it keep it why do best risky pouring money into i

another vision of the 1960's is "the beverly hillbillies."olks from the ozarks who strike it rich. think about the sun belt oil. they head out to hollywood, and there you have a values clash of epic proportions. on the one hand, they seem like rubes and don't understand the modern world, but almost like trickster characters, they in -- they end up getting the best of the well-educated, wealthy neighbors, mr. drysdale the banker. the 1970's, turn that up a notch. "southern living," a magazine focused on the south and southern living for the middle class and upper middle class, becomes a phenomenon, all about interior decoration, the good life, and it is southern. on television in 1972, "the waltons," a show about a depression-era family in the mountains of virginia struggling to hang on to one another, the community, to get through the hard times. one of the most popular shows on tv nationally. by 1979, "the dukes of hazzard." i'm going to try this again. i don't really have time, so i will skip that. you have two visions here of the south bei

yesterday everybody looked like beverly hillbillies, everybody had everything in their trucks and ont morning after evacuation, and -- now trying to figure out what the future brings. >> you're starting to feel it today? >> yes. i kind of said farewell to my house yesterday. now i'm starting to think about my future, my work, my job. am i going to have to move to somewhere else on the island? the area play forever be changed. >> he's evacuated now to a friend's home, he doesn't know if his house is still standing. last count we heard thigh homes had been destroyed. he doesn't know whether that's his home or not. and that's the issue here too because of the sulfur die oxide escaping from these fissures, the air quality is bad, when you get near it, it takes your breath away, you can't breathe it at all. they have a hard time getting first responders in. there have been many earthquakes, one was 6.9 yesterday. it knocked out power to thousands of residents. all of that is playing into the hazards happening here on the island. >> you mentioned the gas, the earthquakes, there are still e

. >> everybody -- >> to reboot are they going to do the "beverly hillbillies" with oprah. >> this istime to be in the content creation business, is it not? >> it's a lot of fun. >> you refashioned yourself that way and benefitted from it do you expect it's going to continue for quite some time >> that's so much television right now as we all know, more than anyone can watch, more good television than anyone can watch, that you feel sometimes it's a bubble that could some day burst but who knows between -- there's a lot of great stuff and the technology is changing so fast, so who knows. it's -- you just can't guess but it's a lot of fun to work on it because there's so many talented people involved. >> when the up fronts were last week the joke in media circles nobody cared about the new shows because all they want to know is how sherry and lester are going to get along is it a similar picture at hbo wondering if this merger is approved >> it's going on so long i think the feeling is, first of all, we don't know, and my feeling is, that you wouldn't buy hbo, whoever is buying it, whe

msnbc or cnn or some other news network, their show used to be "i love lucy" and then "the beverly hillbilliesat is intended in prime time at least to rip america apart. >> trump is the show. that's what it is because we were all dying, let's not lie about it. i worked tv, too, that guy was the show. he is. but there's things going on, real things like the money. it's the money. there's no money out there. i'm coming from detroit. we can pretend there's money. we all know it's ee's air, we'rk to the bubble, the real estate, the stock. there's no money. these jobs we're making, they're wiping old people's butts and making motel beds. these are the jobs. what are we going to do? we're tearing at each other because america runs on green and if there's no green we got trouble. >> so you look at unemployment numbers, you look at gdp numbers, it looks like things are going well there but if you have a discussion with somebody and suggest the middle-class has been left behind, that the working class has been left behind a lot of people will be offended by what you say and say america is doing better

because they're not making no money it's like the beverly hillbillies in reverse like bill kristol shootthat some crude up to the ground bubble and propaganda by all that is by is well and next thing you know bill's a millionaire is washington is the place to go spew his toxic waste propaganda the to and fro ok let's turn to some more articles about the bond wastage of money actually thrown at trackers so how wall street enabled the fracking revolution that is losing billions the us shale industry hailed as a revolution has burned through a quarter of a trillion dollars more than it has brought in over the last decade it has been a money losing endeavor of epic proportions even when it was at one hundred ten dollars the cost has since they are becoming more efficient and they are able to produce at a cheaper price per barrel but still they're not making any profit and it takes more energy in comes and the average lifespan of a fracking field it doesn't last long enough to pay off the debt so it's a money loser that was. this is from day one so why does it keep up why did the best risk yo