earp. this is about one hour. >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. this is a story that has deep roots all across the united states, but has a special meeting for cle. so it's fun for me to be here, in fact that both of my books have seattle, seattle exhibits this week is particularly fun. so what i would like to do is just introduced the book by reading the first couple of pages from the prologue in which i landed on planet earth. did you know that wyatt earp was buried in a jewish cemetery? just hearing his name through back to my childhood in the city sprawled on the floor in front of a black and white television watching westerns with my big brother, joey, dressed up in his special shirt with braided trim and snazzy snap buttons and black cowboy hat and shiny guns and a faux leather holster swung around to see. joey and i tuned in and pretended to walk the streets of tombstone every week together with millions of americans, young and old. joey was my hero, and marshall perp was his

to law men wyatt earp. this is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. this is a story that has deep roots across the united states but has a special meaning for seattle so it's a lot of fun to be here d the fact that both of my books have seattle exhibits this week is particularly fun. what i would like to do is to introduce the book i reading the first couple of pages from the prologue in which i land on -- did you know that wyatt earp was buried in a jewish cemetery? just hearing his name brought me back to my childhood in jackson heights new york city as i rolled on the floor in front of black-and-white television to watch westerns with my big rather chilly dressed up in a special shirt with braided trim and snapped buttons and a black cowboy hat and shiny gun and the full leather holster slung around his hips. joey and i tuned it and pretended to walk the streets of tombstone every week together with millions of americans young and old. joey was my hero and marshall earp was

all the responsibility of this man, the command earp of naval service force atlantic. >> i wallace aresident at arlington, stationed at the pentagon. many, many reasons, it's a humbling experience, incredible honor, grateful to have this position. >> reporter: david thomas was in his pentagon office on 9/11 when he felt the plane's impact, crawled through a hole in the wall and helped rescue a man. >> my personal experience in the pentagon is punctuated by flashes of horror and terror. and looking over my shoulder for help and seeing people who just rose to the occasion, came to the danger, despite instincts to run the opposite way. and it roelzse above fear and helped find victims. it is just something i'll never forget. >> reporter: he says that's what sailors do, have to do, when they're together, alone at sea. >> when we're at sea, there is no fire department. there is no police department. there is no fire and rescue team to come save us, to come help. so as a crew, we pull together to help each other. >> reporter: that's what the men and women of the arlington will do as they l

law man wyatt earp. this is about one hour.

to law men wyatt earp. this is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here.

barnum, wyatt earp, charlie chaplin, harry houdini. >> uh... i think i'm gonna have to ask the audience on this one. meredith: ok. audience, james needs your help. on your keypads, vote now. 53% say p.t. barnum, 26 for charlie chaplin, and down from there. >> uhh. it is not that confidence-inspiring. i'm gonna jump the question. meredith: ok. james, the question is out of play. you don't have to answer it. [applause] let's see the answer. was it p.t. barnum? it was p.t. barnum. that was the right answer. [audience groans] that's ok. that number i can see. that was borderline there. let's see how much money you jumped over. hopefully not a big amount. [audience groans] all right, that money is out of play, but you are still in the game. we're gonna see your next question when we come back with more "millionaire" right after this. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying a

burress represent a number of people who say they suffered physical and emotional damages from last sum earp'ss reacting to news that the refinery could soon be back in operation. >> they make a lot of money. it's a private enterprise. the regulatory issues around them don't seem to be enough. >> reporter: still, the plant has been running at 60% capacity. as state regulators conducted an investigation. cal osha, which regulates workplace safety, has completeled its probe and chevron could take the refinery back to 100% production. >> that was the last regulatory process for us. to ensure there's no imminent hazard to workers.

. >> wyatt earp.understand this. >> bill: idiotic thing to say. >> it is one thing to have gun education. but requiring everybody to buy a gun, you can just see the obviously capitalistic nature. the nra does not care about your safety. they care about you buying their product. it is pretty basic and capitalistic math. >> bill: and the gun manufacturers. >> it is obvious to me. just as a society, you would think i'm smarter than this. these people are clearly trying to get me to buy a tool that will only hurt somebody. >> bill: you know, obviously they can't get away with this. if it is worth challenging. but they can't force you to buy a car. they can't force you to buy a house. they can't force you to buy -- you know, an 80 inch flat screen tv. they just can't do it. >> i can't imagine -- what do you do there? you get into a traffic dispute next thing you know, everybody is pulling guns because everybody has to have them? that's just weird. >> bill: you're on to another favorite issue of mine, that

there was a shooting at the okay corral between the earps and the clampetts.com. we love you and -- >> thank you. these shooters are not shooters, they're human bombs. >> stephanie: you can see hal sparks on stage with me this saturday, chicago theatre. >> i will be on twitter. see you at the house of siam. >> stephanie: get the last remaining tickets. we'll see you tomorrow on "the stephanie miller show."