and i want to thank our police chief i think bruce willis, i mean chief sur at that time before he came chief he was out there marching with all of us and making sure that this got done and it got done not at the 66 percent that we thought it was going to get done, but it got done with 80 percent of san francisco saying that we need to be prepared for the 21st century. and now let me tell you that there are in addition to what the mayor said and other than the fact that it is coming in on time and a couple of reasons that i am excited about it. >> for someone who used to work at the hall of justice that building is going to come down. we need to make sure that we are ready with the command center when the next big one hits. another reason that i am excited about it is when the fire was burning in 2006 it took 96 hours for that fire for come under control. my understanding is that this building even if all of the grids are knocked out, even if the electricity does not pipe through san francisco, this building is designed to be operational under the most primitive circumstances for 96 hou

you go to a bruce willis mean like i tend to go to, everybody in the room speaks english. there's no translation. >> they speak english better than bruce willis does. >> could be. so here we have a president who is really talking back to the united states by talking to the kids of europe, the youth. well educated kids of hum bold university down the street about gitmo. why do they care about gitmo? they do. >> they care a lot about gitmo. they care about that as a symbol of -- >> why is he talking to them to get to our young people? >> well, there is an echo here. remember the speech before the election when he spoke to 250,000 people and in berlin and one of the things, one of the hopes that they and a lot of people around the world invested in president obama was he would end a lot of the bush era policies that were condemned around the world. it's very important stuff to people. the torture and guantanamo. it was a huge symbol of all of that. there is disappointment. >> is that because they thought african-american democrat, he's a man of the simple left like a lot of t

>> this is like bruce willis. you know -- >> don't look at the prompter.er go pro on her helmet was out of batteries so they couldn't even record it. >> oh, my lord. >> that was great, okay. we have that. i got to tell you, i still though, you know, i love the royalty, you know, and i wanted to see video this weekend, the latest from prince william. >> we couldn't find william but we found harry. is that okay? he's showing off his piloting skills. >> he didn't crash, did he? >> no, we would have had that at the beginning of the show. nobody knew until they casually announced it over the loud speaker. it's the first time he was on a helicopter show team. that's what he can do with a helicopter. >> boy, that sure is exciting. >> i want to see that parachute again. how did she not go plummeting -- that's unbelievable. first of all, who does that? secondly, who puts the parachute in upside down? you don't do that. seriously this is bruce willis in one of those -- >> oh, lord -- >> this is the kicker right here. oh. >> all right. students everywhere are looking

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>> stephanie: speak, of hollywood actresses that may or may not be. [ cuckoo clock chimes ] >> bruce willis> no chance that i'm going to roll around neighbored in creamed corn with a bunch of drunken yahoos trying to stick niblets up my who-ha. >> is that from the stripper? >> can you please get that into the fosters? >> you would be amazed. they're very brave. >> stephanie: then just have someone wink to the camera and go love ya, stef. >> we'll just name the character stephanie. a character named stephanie. >> roll around in a bunch of cream corn. >> stephanie: yeah, i don't know. this is the "national enquirer." it is in the paper as i call the "national enquirer." >> the source. >> stephanie: he lives just over three miles apart. he wants to put more distance between them. bruce reached the breaking point when demi failed to show up for their daughter scout's graduation. the action hero attended the ceremony with his second wife and scott's sisters rumer and tallulah who have been at odds with their mom. she's like super cougar. that's what the problem is. >> she's hot as all get out. >

if i can use a couple of bruise willis alaugs allusions a here bruce market has been all but unbreakableill soon die hard. and the reason for that is japan. it's not just the u.s. or global market. if you take a dollar/yen and overlay it with the s&p year-to-date, you can see those two markets have been incredibly correlated. much of our recent rally hasn't really been about the fundamentals of the u.s. market. it's been about monetary stimulus, particularly out of japan, but there's a problem. guess what, the markets are starting to tell the bank of japan to go and stick it. the yen is rallying extremely hard, broke 100. we saw major stops below that level, and i think given that the japanese stock market is now off 3,000 points in three weeks, that tells us that monetary policy is losing some of its efficacy. and because of that, investors globally should be wary of stocks. >> i would be a buyer of japan here as well. we have too many armchair economists out there right now. you have to buy the dip, when you're staring at it right in your face. >> one guy risk on, the other, risk off.