>> this is from lloyd feinberg -- i don't know if i should say his name, but my dentist. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't want to say his name? i know who your dentist is, lloyd feinberg. >> of course you do, everybody does. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's internationally famous. >> one of the best. >> jimmy: he is. >> but he's also, you know -- he sent a stripper to my mom's house for my birthday. >> jimmy: it was at your mom's house? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> very awkward. >> jimmy: what did he do? did he -- >> well, a woman came, and it was a big guy who presses play on a boom box. and she started dancing around and i felt really funny. and i still remember the kind of strawberry flavored lotion smell from her skin. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh.

feinberg diagnose an extraordinary job in being very fair to the state of florida. most compensation as a result of the fund that was established. but it's very important to have that accountability. >> and actually, ken feinberg will be joining us on monday. i want to hope this up to the panel a little bit. i was at the white house with -- with the indutiable lynn sweet when the spill began. i remember when we were talking about putting the segment together, that camera on the gusher forever, and literally the national sort of shame and horror that this was going on. .what is shocking to me two years late ser there is now hue and cry from republicans about the permitting process for offshore drilling not being fast enough. there is no talk about reforming our dependence on fossil fuels. there is very little actual sort of reform that's happened within the industry. the president set up an oil commission to look at cause of the disaster. congress will not enact any of its recommendations. >> two years ago, it was very revealing when obama said can't we just plug the

like to do is send senator feins you letter and attached the response directed to state senator feinberg to it, so to have final approval of that letter, and the letter i will make sure we have. i cannot do that, but it would come under the signature for both you and i've. >> this is great. i have got to thank you for doing this. >> we need to address this further, because even though i consider it a good step forward, i still feel like there is a lot of holes, and we need to continue to address this, and whether we do it through legislation or we suggest something ourselves, i think we need to continue this discussion. >> i would like to get something written and submitted relatively soon to them, because there is high variability on the types of reports and suggestions. good eveninthere is still not ae that if they make a recommendation but another individuals may come along and challenge the determination and the fight but we have seen with lawsuits they are being filed in federal court, so we have seen one determination from the fourth circuit's where a judge made a determination of

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>> this is from lloyd feinberg -- i don't know if i should say his name, but my dentist. [ laughter ], everybody does. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's internationally famous. >> one of the best. >> jimmy: he is. >> but he's also, you know -- he sent a stripper to my mom's house for my birthday. >> jimmy: it was at your mom's house? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> very awkward. >> jimmy: what did he do? did he -- >> well, a woman came, and it was a big guy who presses play on a boom box. and she started dancing around and i felt really funny. and i still remember the kind of strawberry flavored lotion smell from her skin. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. happy birthday from your dentist. >> yeah. and i can't be around strawberry lotion. >> jimmy: do you ever talk to your dentist about it? >> no. >> jimmy: no. >> now maybe we will. >> jimmy: you're very known for being very new york based. do you -- it's a tricky question -- do you drive? do you have your license to drive? >> i do. >> jimmy: you do? >> yes, yes. i learned in doing picture work in california. >> jimmy: yes, the pictures. >> the pic

there's a man named david feinberg who runs ucla there. he turned hospitals around from a place 33% said was a good place to go and now it's 99%. he's taught people, for example, four people out of a thousand who have an intravenous form of transfusion would get ill and one of the four would die. now none do. so we can make behavioral changes culturally to reduce those bills. >> tony, it's been a real pleasure. >> thank you for having me. >> thanks for coming in. >>> tony robbins. his show is on the own network on mondays. monday is tony robbins night on the own network with oprah. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >>> from tarnished beauty queen to superstardom. vanessa williams tells all. nonsense! you book at travelocity, your reservation's guaranteed. well, i did not book with travelocity, okay?!? [ female announcer ] get the travelocity guarantee anywhere when you book with our new app. you'll never roam alone. ♪ and now we're standing face to face ♪ ♪ isn't this world a crazy place ♪ ♪ just when i thought our chance

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feinberg, i believe, question about mortgages. when you are talking about the treasury and mortgage debt, you talked about what you hoped would transpire going forward in the short term, but you also said there were other things that you were research department was looking at. the imf research department has looked at the issue of debt restructuring, and your treasury department has looked at it. do you do, besides mortgage debt, that credit card debt, personal debt, student loan debt, needs to be addressed perhaps after the buffett rule is taken care of, after tax reform? but is there anything more precise you could say about beating of aggregate demand? >> on demand, let's start with demand. a good way to end your question. we think the most useful thing that the congress can do right now for the american economy is pass a long-term infrastructure bill with substantial higher levels over time. that would be good for aggregate demand in the short run, good for employment generation, good for long-term growth potential. that's on

functions and many people do not believe that the claims process is working out, and we will have ken fi feinberghat. and there was a case made that there needs to be not only a criminal investigation ongoing, but somebody needs to be charged here. the idea that this is the nation's worst ecological disaster and nobody paid the price and no heads have rolled is an american travesty. >> so despite the huge settlement, bp has record profits. >> $26 billion last year. >> both of those things happening last year, the last word, alex, and as we heard from dean, there are human effects here, but remind us of the impact of the earth and this is sort of the afterall the earth week here. >> the oil spill has been to the gulf of mexico as smoking is to human. to kills some of you, and for those who it doesn't kill, it will degrade your overall health. so we need to do more gulf coast restoration to recover the wetlands and some of it we cannot do, but we can restore the gulf of mexico through the >> we lose a football field an hour of our coastland and wetlands. >> yes. >> i appreciate both of you being he

josh feinberg of "the new york times."s "today" on nbc. >>> "today's kitchen" is brought to you by chilies. >> this morning on "today's kitchen" we're spicing it up with new and different steak sauces. chris kimball is the editor of "cook's illustrated" magazine and his new cookbook is simple weeknight favorites. >> good morning. >> just in time for grilling time you've come up with great sauces for steaks. you're going to start us off with a pretty darn good one called citrus soy. >> once you cook a stake in the skill the you have the frond at the bottom. the different between restaurant steaks and home steaks is the restaurants make a sauce. the steak comes out and we let it sit for ten minutes or so and meanwhile with ten minutes or less you can make a sauce. we'll start with that. there's a nice fond in the pond. >> f-o-n-d? >> yes. that's the nice stuff in the bottom of the pan. that's why you don't want to use a nonstick skillet. we have saw sauce, orange juice, orange just and jinter. >> lots of ginger. >> and rice

my name is michael feinberg. i'm a student at the george washington university. i had a question about mortgage write-downs, if the administration is considering any additional programs? and if you believe that they would have a significant effect on the broader economy? thank you. >> the housing market is, you know, still very tough in the united states, still a long way to go to work through the big overhang you're seeing in housing. and we think the most promising way is to help facilitate that processes are, one, to help americans who have income and can afford to stay in their home to stay in their home, get a modification of the mortgage that allows them to do that; to help more americans refinance and take advantage of, you know, historically low mortgage rates even if they're deeply under water; and to move this very large stock of unoccupied homes -- the legacy of the crisis -- to move that into the rental market where there's a lot of demand, of course, and a lot of shortages. there are many other things we can do, but those seem to be the core of what'

feinberg.0 claims and administer the court-ordered settlement which could cost them up to $7.8 billion, though there is no cap to it. that's $14 to $15 billion, which is still five lefs than tss tha original $20 billion set aside for the original project. >> mark dryer, the lawyer who embezzled millions from hedge funds and client, he's the subject of the new documentary "unravell "unravelled". producer and director mark siemor will join us when we come back. shows you the big picture on how different asset classes are performing, and it lets you go in for a closer look at areas within a class or sector that may be bucking a larger trend. i'm stephen hett of fidelity investments. the etf market tracker is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. [ female announcer ] the sun powers life. ♪ and now it powers our latest innovation. ♪ introducing the world's only solar-powered home energy system, which can cu

feinberg's question about mortgages. when you were talking about the treasury and mortgage debt, you talked about what you hoped would transpire going forward in the short term. but you also said there were other things that your research department was looking at. the imf research department has looked at the issue of debt restructuring, and your treasury department has looked at it. do you feel, beside mortgage debt, that credit card debt, personal debt, student loan debt, needs to be addressed perhaps after the buffett rule is taken care of, after tax reform, but is there any more precise that you could say about beefing up agriculture demand both in the u.s. with spillover effects in the global economy? thank you. >> on demand. let's start with demand. good way to end your question. what we think the most useful thing that the congress could do right now for the american economy is pass a long-term infrastructure bill with substantial levels that's over time. that would be good for aggregate demand in the short run,