david m.: it is the insurance are of ing bank.go during the financial crisis, ing was in trouble, and part of the bailout by the dutch government was they had to get rid of their non-core assets. this insurance business is one of their biggest assets. it came to the market just about 15 months ago at about 20 per share. oury it is about 32, one of top three holdings, and it is trading at 50% of book value, because investors don't understand spinoffs out of the gate. carol: it takes a while to understand how it should normally trade. david m.: exactly. we want to get in there right out of the gate. on the thai people figure it out, it is much more expensive. carol: what about the big pharmaceutical mergers we're looking at -- exceeds me, the chemical merger between dow and dupont where they plan to merge instead off into three different companies? is that something of interest? david m.: yes, exactly what we look for. we don't own day-to-day. this is a deal that will take quite some time. but we are working on it aggressively. you

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s goals, david m ercer visited a town in guatemala where people are struggling to make ends meet. >> reporter: inside this tin shack in the guatemalan high lands this woman prepares food for her family. five children to support and a job which produces little, it is a struggle. she says she is doing the best she can >> translation: i never went to school and my husband only finished third grade. i can't read or write, so it's difficult to help my family. i tell all my children they have to study hard to get ahead so they don't end up poor like us. >> reporter: she like many others depends on unregulated informal work. seven days a week she makes corn tortias to sell but increased competition means she has to sell less while her costs continues to rise. >> translation: it is not much, but it is enough to sustain my children. it is important to administer the money well and find ways to make it last >> reporter: in january a new set of u.n. development goals of come into effect. one key objective is to cut global poverty in half by 2030 and eradicate extreme poverty completely. the new

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m david your forecast first." james:/wx wall weather adlib: overnight temps are going to stay fairly mild tonight, with a low down near 40 degrees. friday is still going to be very nice and warm with highs in the upper 50s, despite seeing more passing clouds throughout the day. the weekend is looking cooler with highs in the 40s and plenty of showers, especially on saturday evening and sunday into monday. next week mid 40s, but by the end of the week a more winter-like feel should return as lows " just makes sense that this is no longer a building thats fit for our size county" jack: to renovate, rebuild or shut down. why a judge is threatening closure on one county's neglected courthouse. jack/2shot: good evening. i'm jack miller. stephanie/2shot: and i'm stephanie angleson. in ourig story today. stephanie: the fifth judicial district of iowa is threatening to close its courtrooms at the warren county courthouse. following multiple health, safety, and security issues. in june of this year two inmates escaped from

david geigir takes a deeper look inin the trans pacific partnership.p. but right now, here's a look at today's good morning thiis the gribusiness report. . m david geiger. ---- heading into the new year.. the white house put a massive trade deal at the top of the president's 20-16 agenda. the trans-pacific partnership covers 12 pacific rim nations.. including the u-s.. and president obama is optimistic.. congress can approve the trade pact.. even ough senate leaders say there aren't u-s-d-a.. s s t- p-p helps u-s ag compete by removing a lot of tariffs.. and it was a hard fought deal.. it took more than 38 negotiating sessions. "and so a lot of work has gone in there. . consulted a great deal with our advisory committees our private sector advisory committees. to make sure that it reflected the sort of priorities and strategic obobectives we have in agricululre and so i think we've done a great job and i think a lot of people in rural america will come to the same conclusion." not all of rural americans are on board.. the national farmers union came out ainst t-p-p.. they say there are some countries that have snap-back provisions.. which

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m david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.52 oc webtease one thousand dollars for seniors... that's the fundraising goal for one eastern iowa at-risk senior citizens. but he's taking on a lengthy journey to get it done. more than 80 thousand of iowa's seniors face hunger. they depend on home delivered meals or congregate meal sites for tritional food. budget gaps continue to threaten programs likik meals on wheels and the heritage area agency senior nutrition program. there are many ways you can help, and kcrg-tv9's scott saville shows us how one man is lacing up his running shoes. sot: i put my two loves helping those at risk seniors and running together to draw more attention to the need. titigetty is in trainingnghe's running about 15 miles a week to be ready to run his second marathon. but this time he's running the miles for meals. with every step he's raising money to help the 83- thousand seniors who are at risk eastern iowa. as the regional services coordinator for the heriatge agency on agency in cedar rapids,

m david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3:52 oc: std a new nonprofit in eastern iowa is focusing on rehabilitating sick and injured birds of prpr. its name is rare, which stands stands for "raptor advocacy, rehabilitation, and education." . shortly after jo-deane cancilla left the macbride raptor project it suspended its long-time rehabilitation services to focus on education and research. so, cancilla formed rare. she says the new group services in eastern iowa. her goal is to build a new flight cage that will help birds get ready to return to the wild. her group will also be involved in educationalalutreach to teach people about caring for birds of prey. thousands of hawkeyes fans are getting ready to head to pasadena. after the break, we'll introduce you to one fan making the trip who has made the hawkeyes a priority for years. stay with us on tv9. university of iowa season ticket university of iowa season ticket holders now know if they're among the lucky few to get to go to pasadena. it's the top donors and long-ti

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m job and bee dressed and up out of the bed. >> what happened? possible reasons? david's work schedule and yolanda's battle with lyme disease. she talked about both on the housewives of beverly hills." >> he has the career. he travels. he does charities all over the world. and that shouldn't change just because i'm sick. >> and we had to include the couple we're still rooting for -- >> they did announce their split but no divorce papers were ever filed. we saw them this fall holding hands. >> but the breakup of ben affleck and jennifer garner was the e st newsmaking split of the year. >> ladies and gentlemen, the batman. >> the first public appearance was comicon. his wedding ring was on during the panel and then off greeting fans. he denied a rumored affair with the family nanny and threw it all, jen was a class act. while shooting the spiritual drama "meeshg frliracle from heaven," she took time to visit a young cancer patient and was still us hope these two could work it out. now here's what i admire, how the two of them have made their three kids their priority throug

we're learning more about how u-m-c responds to a mass casualty situation like yesterday's. ((david obert - emergency emergency medicine physician, as well as a complete trauma team that is standing by 24 hours a day with nursing staff, radiology technicians, radiology basically waiting for incidents like last night to occur.)) ((karen castro)) doctor david obert has been an emergency physician at umc for 10 years and says in a mass casualty situation, medical staff typically knows what's coming to them before patients arrive at the hospital. paramedics inform hospital staff of who they are bringing and in what condition. patients with the most serious conditions are brought to umc because it's the only level one trauma center. the rest are taken to area hospitals. doctor obert says in a situation like yesterday's, medical staff and patients can be moved around to make room for the most critical. ((david obert - emergency physician, umc: it's always a degree of chaos and loud, especially when it's something as personal as these many people getting injured and something in our own ci

october -- their chance at revenge comes saturday -- at 11 a-m -- once again up in the fargo dome -- due to injuries -- former panther david johnson is the new starter in arizona -- at saint louis today -- and he continues to impress -- 4th quarter -- gets in on a 10 yard touchdown reception -- his 4th of the year -- added 99 rush yards in his starting debut -- and arizona would roll -- larry johnson with a milestone -- 1000 career receptions -- just the 11th player to reach that mark -- arizona moves to 10 and 2 with a minnesota vikings -- first place in the nfc north -- but things got ugly today against seattle -- russell wilson -- finds his way to the zone -- 14, nothing seahawks -- nothing going right for minnesota -- wilson will hit doug baldwin for the score -- it was a laugher in the end -- seattle rolls 38, 7 -- and it was about as ugly for bears fans -- late against the 49ers -- with a chance to win it -- robbie gould and in the o-t -- san francisco needed just a single play -- blaine gabbert deep to torrey smith -- ballgame -- bears fall 26, 20 -- mostly sunny skies on tuesday and wednesday, with the wind picking

. >> this is david chesley, who represents the farook family in this matter. m-o-h-a m-m-a-d. a-b-e-r-u-r-s-h-a-d. and i'm david c-h-e-s-l-e-y . [ inaudible ] >> we don't represent the shooters. syed farook or tashfeen malik. we do represent the brother-in-law. and the mother of syed farook. and also his brothers and sisters. >> who is the brother-in-law? >> tarvan. >> can you guys go more in the middle? there you go. >> there's two sisters. and there's one brother. syed. farook, yes. >> so essentially the message that we want to give is that what we'd like to say on behalf of the families and the muslim community in general is that just as late as 1:00 p.m. today, the fbi chief james comey came out and said that there was no sign that the alleged shooters belonged to a larger organization. a larger organized terrorist group or terrorist cell. so i, i mean they're trying to or they, they have come up with some things where they're trying to say that they were inspired. by some groups. but there hasn't been any clear smoking gun evidence that they were part of any particular cel

david? >> alex, thank you. >>> now to the race for 2016 donald trum m p bringing up monica lewinsky now, even though he once said the effort to impeach president clinton was, quote, nonsense. late this afternoon, hillary clinton in new hampshire, making news for what she didn't say. >> reporter: in this knockdown, dragout fight for the white house, tonight, a first. the m-word. >> but there were certainly a lot of abuse of women, and you look at whether it's monica lewinsky or paula jones or many of them. >> reporter: gop front-runner donald trump saying the former president and husband of his democratic rival is fair game. but in politics, how quickly things change. trump once said the former president's infidelity was no big deal. and the clintons and trumps go way back. from this old photo, trump, his sons and hillary at the plaza hotel, recently on displace in trump's own penthouse, to the golf course, to that wedding. there was once nothing but praise. mine. mine. they're fantastic people. >> he has been, believe it or not, uncommonly nice to hillary and me. >> reporter: while hillary's campaign calls trump

m-o labeling debate. in today'sgribusiness report, & one opponent of the leleslation gives his opinion on why it would hurt iowa farmers. david geiger. ---- agriculture secretary tom vilsack is expected to caltogether the foo industry.. consumer groups.. and other representatives of the g-m-o labeling debate. according to the des moines register.. early next month.. vilsack wants to try and resolve the issue.. he says vermont's law that would require labels on foods that contain genetically modified organisms could give ammo to to similar measures in other states.. which could make food more expensive. proponents for s-m-o labeling say consumers want to k kw what's in their foods. opponents.. like the national grain and feed association are worried about labeling laws because it changes the logistics.. with different laws in different states.. companies would have to separate their grain between g-m-o and non-g-m-o.. from harvest.t.to bins.. to driers.. to trucks.. to manufacturer s.. all the way down the chaito a store or restaurant.. completely. just so they don't have to deal with those kind of additional costs of labeling

m reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: and our coverage continues on world news tonight. david muir anchors a special broadcast live from the scene in san bernardino. heather: a dorchester man being held on high bail for gun related charges connected with a shooting outside a fenway bar on thanksgiving day. he stayed out of public view during his arraignment. prosecutors say that he and another man got into a fight and started firing weapons on each other and into the crowd. 29-year-old from hyde park was struck and killed. no else has been charged with murder yet. >> the exact sequence is under investigation. particularly who shot who and when. heather: his family attended the arraignment but had no comment. phil: this arlington woman is accused of facing a brain tumor to scam an 84-year-old widower s jack harper spoke with the victim about how he met the suspect and when things took a costly turn. jack: he is 84, she is 24. they met here at the classic anymore. you think she was ripping you off? >> yeah. >> yeah, quite a bit. jack: citizen of albania. she had worked here for

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m landmark cases. >> live now to ottawa, where canada's governor general, david ton will open the parliament of canada with the speech from the throne. watching live coverage, we join it in progress. >> in addition to formulating the first budget, it is also putting gear stamp on the programs. >> let's listen to what is happening in the senate, as the formal part of the process is underway. >> and to bless the people of canada, guide us in our , let your spirit presided over our deliberations may betters time we serve the cause of peace and justice in our land and throughout the world. [interpreted from french]: know that we will be the cause of peace and justice in our country, as well as throughout the world, amen. >> as there is no business before the senate, it is your pleasure, honorable senators, tot the sitting be suspended await the arrival of the governor general of canada. [interpreted from french]: it is your pleasure that we await the governor general of canada. thank you. >> watching along with you now, as this formal part of the speech from the throne takes place via the next thing we se

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"gma" in the morning and david muir right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. good night. [m james/wx wall weather adlib: temperatures will begin to drop off a little sunday night, parts of western iowa could see a changeover to snow with snow totals between a half to two inches possible. rain showers will be ending monday by midday in central iowa and clouds with very windy conditions will stick around for the afternoon. expect to see wind gusts of 30mph. highs monday will top out in the 30s and 40s. thirties for highs return to central iowa by mid- week and linger through the rest of the work week with few chances of any precipitation falling.

m reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: our coverage continues on wcvb.com and on world news tonight david muir anchors a special broadcast live from the scene in san bernardino. phil: stormteam 5' s mike wankum joins us. taking a look at the weather. today, not a bad day. if the issue the wind gusts? mike: yes, the winds have been dusting. let me show you what is happening on the map. we have low pressure up to the north and it is driving and that westerly, northwesterly wind most of the moisture has moved up and we have picked up parts -- snow in parts of maine. we have been dealing with the winds. you see what has happened. which means tonight is going to be on the chilly side. we will be cooling things off of their. the wind speeds will hold fairly steady and drop off overnight tonight. overall it will be a breezy night. overnight lows dropping into the 20' s and 30' s. the wind chill index will be hovering around 23 degrees. tomorrow, some improvement. lots of sunshine. i' ll show you when we get though warm weather back in the forecast. heather? heather: boston police have made an arrest in connection with the shoot

m-o labeling debate. in today's agribusiness report, one opponent of the legislation gives his opinion on whwhit would hurt iowa farmers. but right now, here's a look at david geiger. ---- agriculture secretary tom vilsack is expected to call together the food industry.. consumer groups.. and other representatives of the g-m-o labeling debate. according to the des moines register.. early next month.. vilsack wants to try and resolve the issue.. he says vermont's law that would require labels on foods that contain genetically modified organisms could give ammo to to similar measures in other states.. which could make food more expensive. proponents for g-m-o labeling say consumers wananto know what's in ththr foods. opponents.. like the national grain and feed association are worried about labeling laws because it changes the logistics.. with different laws in different states. companies would have to separate their grain between g-m-o and non-g-m-o.. from harvest.. to bins.. to driers.. to trucks.. to manufacturer s.. all the way down the chaino a store or restaurant.. "there's a potential that we going away from g-m-o completely. just so they don't have to

david. >> reporter: good morning, amy. if you're like m me thi is the way you park in a parking lot. you nose into a parking spot. telling us we've been parking the wrong way for a long time and need to change our habits. 'tis the seaso o o packed mal and mall parking lots which can be dangerouous, cars backi out.. aaa says this morning most of us are parking the wrong way, 75% of us pulling into a spot, the problem, we have to back out and that can be dangerous for pedestrians. every year drivers backing out of a parking space or driveway kill more than 200 people and injure 15,000. so i'm going to try to back into is space. and this you're telling me is the right way. >> this is the right way to papark. >> backup cameras and senrs can help drivers but aaa says its tests showed that the technolo doesn't always work. in its tests systems failed to detect passing vehicles 30% of the time and passing bicycles 40%. >> understand your car but never let the technology replace you being a safe driver. >> i see s somebody right here ththem to do. >> it's great. se we can do that. >>>> repor

i' m having to be a red sock and i want to help this organization win. so thank you. >> thank you, david. [applause] there are a few members of the price family here. i will not introduce all of them because there is a lot, which we are very happy to have them here. but i do want to first acknowledged david' s parents bonnie and debbie. if they will please stand? [applause] and david' and we have some special presentations to tiffany and to jeremy from the boston red sox. phil: that is conference, that entered auction will go on for quite some time as they introduce parts of david price' s family. but bottom line, the 30-year-old has a seven-year contract, $217 million. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make and democracy

jewelry and watches, the staff was distracted and a pride open a case, t m z says the items stolen were a bracelet worth $100,000, david weiss bracelet for 40 k and rolex watches, 23 k, located in the time warner building and open through december 24th and they will stay open as planned. ben: she sells jewelry? i didn't realize it was other people's jewelry. anna: she will recommend you buy this trench coat as part of your fall accessories and that is what people would say. and kim kardashian and kanye west named their new baby boy, she tweeted the name, st. west was born in los angeles, weighing in at 8 pounds, no word of course they have a 2-year-old daughter named norris, a cutest sibling rivalry. juliet: her ex-boyfriend. of honey bunches and i' see if i packaged it. best cereal in the world right there. if the last 3 letters every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, get covered up by chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds.

m jack harper, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: the t operator fired after a runaway train incident is trying to get his job back. david vazquez is appealing his termination. he was the operator of a red line train that took off without him, barreling through four stops. it happened last thursday. until the t cut power. vazquez' s lawyer calls the firing a rush to judgement. erika: new at 6:00, police are asking for help identifying a woman believed to have robbed to do banks and two days. take a look. santander bank, the second at a citizen' s bank on summer street. in both crimes, a note was passed and an undisclosed amount of cash was taken. in worcester, police are investigating the sixth armed robbery of a delivery driver this month. the latest victim, a man delivering pizza last night. he was held up by two men. one pulled a gun on him, the other punched him. police aren' t saying if the incidents might be connected. phil: a popular fenway bar promising to boost security after a thanksgiving day shooting killed a pass or by an wooded three others. the licensing board is looking at a string of problem related to w

that deadly flash flooding and rob is in missouri right no this whole system m moving eastward, as well. >> it is, indeed, david. the mississippi and tributaries rising as well. the rainfall has stopped but the residents of thi town he built this levee wit heavy equipment and dozens volunteering to fill the sandbags in the hopes of savining their town when the river rises and crests later on this week. blizzard conditions, combining with record rainfallnd floods, claiming dozens of lives as the deadly midwest storm barrels towards the northeast this morning. in missouri four visiting soldiers stationed at a local milita base dead after their car swept away in this flooded roadway. dozens of volunteers are now scrambling to fill sandbags and shore up lees as the mississippi river is patrick dempsey to crest higher than it >> never reall faced with it being so fast, the waters come up really fast. >> reporter: water rescues across the midwest. >> water rescue. school bus occupied by at least 18. >> reporter: overnight in illinois this school bus carrying a girl's high school sketball team skidded off the road and

david. >> linsey davis on the case from the start. thank you. >>> now to the early christmas gift foror m mlions of a arican drivers, traveling this holiday. gas prices dropping fast. new numbers out tonight, take a look. show the national average now at 4. $2.04. so, the question, where will that price be on christmas eve. abc's david kerley is in washington. david? >> reporter: good evening, david. you can see $1.99. i filled up for $1.94 this weekend. the gogornment said just a little while ago that the average price in the country tonight is $2.04 a gallon. that is the lowest price since 2009. the middle of the country, most states, moree than hatch, under $2 a gallon. but experts say the prices will continue to drop, and most of the country could be enjoying sub-2 a gallon gas by christmas. the reason for the holiday gift?? the world iss swiwiing in oil and drivers are benefits at the pumps. david? >> david kerley with us tonight. david, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the newheadline t ts evening about women, pregnancy and autism. >>> also tonight, the very popular christmas gift no

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david 30 million. part of her wealth is from her divorce from rich real estate developer mohammed hadid. the fosters sold their m for 19.5 million. and we don't know yet if they had a pre-nup. >> they did not have kids even though they're only married for four years, they were together for nine. it will be interesting how much their marital problems will be shown on the new season. >> yolanda is currently staying in their luxury high-rise condo while david is living in a nearby hotel. sorry to hear that news. >> pauley perrette was in court facing the man she said attacked her last month when was walking in her hollywood neighborhood. when i spoke to pauley just after the alleged assault, she was shaken, upset and traumatized. today in court, the memories of that moment may have been too much for her. pauley broke down on the stand as she told a los angeles county judge what happened the night she was allegedly attacked by 45-year-old david merck. no cameras were allowed in courtroom. her testimony was similar to what she told me the morning after the incident. >> i got attacked by a severely mentally ill homele

david tennant drops by tonight. cheers and applause ] looking forward to talking to m. she is the newly crowned women's bantamweight champion ufc fighter, holly holm stops by "late night" tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we have a very special performance from the deaf west theatre production of "spring awakening," which is currently on broadway. it is an incredibly unique production, as the cast is made performed simultaneously in americananign language and it's a beautiful, beautiful number. you won't want to miss it. so i'm very excited about that. [ cheers and applause ] like i said, jam-packed show. great show. before we get to all of that, and we will, i promise. here at the show, we believe that no matter how different two things are, they can still have common ground. and to prove it, it's time once again for "venn diagrams." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you guys remember "venn diagrams?" we take two seemingly separate groups and find out what they have in common. up first, on one side we have halloween decorations. on the other side, we have donald trum

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manus: david is still with us. let's talk about this m&a.ng left behind in a record year of deals which talks about global acquisitions. europe has been left behind in terms of being the target. >> i think this goes to the pessimism within europe and around the world, about the scale of future nominal amend growth. you have -- demand growth. you have populations that are stagnating if not tricking. debt levels that are pretty high and the difficulties they have had in restarting the economy's as well. you can understand why targets in the u.s. have been more attractive based on up your demand forecast. anna: do you think in 2014 we draghi-gate, post and the disappointment around the level of quantitative easing, do you think 2016 marks a turning point when we look more to government to change things and fiscally stimulate next year? do we have a continuation of what central banks can do for us? >> a think it will continue. we see the u.s. and the u.k. trying to exit and they are going even further. draghi will do more in the first half of ne

m mitary front primarily an american effort. we are the only ones that really have the resources. david? >> jon karl traveling with the president. jon, safe trip ck. >>> and the president was in paris with nearly 150 other leadads, pushing for action on climate chchge. and tonight, a new warning from chinese authorities, urging families to stay indoors. from beijing this evening, the image of two people there wearing their masks. you can bearly make out the building behind them. in the middle of it all, abc's bob woodruff, on the streets of beijing with what he found. >> reporter: this is today in china. most people staying off the the background barely visible. so, this is what it normally looks like here in beijing, as the sun goes down and the cars rn on thehe headlights. but the sad news is, because of all this pollution, this is noon. that heavy smog stopping traffic on the highways. that sign, right there, is a warning to drivers,eading "visibility low. slow down the speed." the government issuing an alert. advising residents t/ avoid being outdoors, ordering factoriesso shutown te

morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. m chinese trade data comes in weak. mining stocks hit hard, anglo americans spends the dividend. europe taking the queue from china and japan, the big story today, oil below 37 for the first time since '09. oil down 15% since the opec meeting. our road map begins with oil hitting seven year lows. >> we have news on the m&a front. the latest on deals that may or may not happen. >> and chipotle down another 5% pre-market, dragging that stock down nearly 20% so far this year. the latest on the company's e. coli outbreak. futures moving lower following monday's stock market decline. november data showing chinese exports fell for a fifth consecutive month. we've seen wti fall below 37 for the first time since early '09. shares of mining companies taking a hit after anglo american announced plans to cut jobs as part of restructuring. rio tinto said it will cut cap x in '16. it's all over today. >> rio is off 39, valet, 69%. when you slash 85,000 jobs out of 135,000, what does that say about t

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david. we're talking about the 4th annual gospel mission christmas discovery chorus. jerry i know that you're a member of the chorus and have been for years, what's m mt important about partnering with the gospel mission to put on a show like this? as a group of 25 guys bake sales is not a great way for us to help raise funds but if we together a concert, to entice people to come and enjoy the concert, and give them an opportunity to help a local organization, that's what we live for. david, the need is critical this time of year for the goel mission, how critical is the need? specifically 40% of our funds come in during the last two months of the year. although the funding helps us throughout the year this truly is the most important time of the season to be able to maintain the services that we provide. certainly having a chorus of guys like forward to say we'd like to help you out, we like to partner with you to help fill those coffers at the end of the year has got to feel good. it's such an incredible blessing to have a partner like jerry and the siouxland discovery chorus to walk alongside usdin this endeavor. they're committing their time an

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economic conditions in ag and emerging markets, and that we've had such an incredible year of m&a, like, what, david third trillion dollars? this is, as i said, the cherry and the whipped cream on top of an incredible year. it's hard to grow. it's hard to grow organically given where the world is. >> right. it is. that's been the theme. that is always the theme, by the way, in any m&a market, of course, that you'll hear from bankers in getting top line growth, doing everything you can, shrunk your account for buy backs, but mergers are the best way to do that. you're right, scott. we have to wonder how late we are in the cycle. >> raising rates? >> in the m&a sicycle, you can' remember this, right, joe, can you? >> right, no. >> last was the private equity guys, the last boom. >> you did a great job on this. high five. oh! >> see. >> well, first of all, i knew you'd never compliment me. >> this is true. >> this is what i would have done, go like that when the other guy -- it's very embarrassing, but you -- >> do you do that to all your guests? >> i've done it, and you're the only one who has not gon

. >> and it kept you off of th t m inside of daylight hours, and all of that, but we had a lot to do everyday. and david orussell said that what i ra read in one of the interviews, he said that h to do and we would just do it. we are ready. >> not what is my motivation? >> and we come in with the motivation, and we know what we are supposed to be doing, because of the nature of the -- i say, like old man river, and si going to be rolling along, and it is going to happen no matter how late you were at the studios the night before. >> and were you able to work with some of the other actors? i got the work with jennifer who is brilliant of course, and also with robert de niro. >> are you pinching yourself? >> yes, virginia madysen is there and bella rosalini. >> and how about bradley cooper? >> i wish i had got a scene with him, but i was admiring his work. >> i bet you were. busy poster, aren't you? >> my daughter has whipped me into a frenzy. mom, you have to pose everyday. >> what is happening here? >> ooh, your everyday bubble bath. >> this is how i spend the weekends at the hotel right here on 54th st