freddie: the u.s. sector has done phenomenally well and is now part of the survey being bought a+++ view because people are unsure about the future in the credit cycle it may be enduring. this includes tesco's, which is going to transformation phase and attacked by a -- in a hypothetical offense. it has 35% of our market in the u.k.. it cut back its international expansion. i believe it will be doing a tall percent yield in 1.5 years time. the stock can do fantastically well in the future. >> should they limit sterling exposure due to this uncertainty? i think sterling is a very difficult currency to hold. guy: do you run your screen over what is happening? what is going on? freddie: my characterization is one where the economics of solid around the world. we have already priced that into the market. overpricednk we have it in. markets are a little bit expensive in some areas and cheaper in others. there is a lot of variation beneath the surface, which is why we are looking at the value stocks at the m

eventually we became freddie mac created for the savings-and-loan. to be safe and resilience and boring. with separate markets be each brought liquidity savings and loans and mortgage bankers. but in 1989 the year before i joined freddie mac and then i came in and 1990 but the year before that freddie mac paid off stockholders of the federal home loan banks to say we want to be like fannie mae so the government led us to become a publicly traded company in 1989. negative en -- then things are not boring because the of markets blurred we were critical competitors to compete which was seen as the good thing and then drop for the consumer. that was called a duopoly. and they began competing head to head. that is how we got the queue names to go with the new corporate job. fannie mae was older and historical and storied and freddie mac was smaller a and new were so we with a trend setter to have a lot of quantitative people it was nerdy compared to fannie mae the slogan was to put people into homes they could afford and keep. and to be powerful and more

. >> this is freddie. that his feathers are sticking up, is he about to take? >> no, he's just more alert. he might want to potentially mate with you, and stuff like that. >> oh, there's a chance i could get lucky here. i don't like to brag, buddy, but i'm getting attention from freddy. what can i say? freddy and i. we had a special thing. >> i knew the women loved you. but now, the parrots? >> i felt good about myself. i'm not going to lie. listen,ky not say enough about all of the amazing things the whitsunday islands have to offer. it's unbelievable. there's something for everyone. >> or someone, like freddie. >> wow. you're not going let it go. >>> coming up, a minione-direction reunion on "ellen." that's next. next on kron-4 news at eight: more than a week after fire devastated parts of santa rosa ... residents in the some of the hardest hit areas return home to see what is left. plus ... a bay area dentist, the latest target of hate.the disturbing message spraypainted on his office.i'm steve aveson i

i did not capture images when everything happens, the freedom of freddie gray. beyond 20 -- very disrespectful, that is just me growing up, taking pictures, took the day off, i didn't come into the night time so my homeboys said something was burning and got homeboys on the avenue, i came out as a concerned citizen and in the commonwealth i was shooting a full spread, can you send the image? i was like all right, don't get your hopes up, already got a time cover. at the time i was working at night with intellectual disabilities. >> by the curfew, you were going to work by the curfew. >> this was before the curfew. that was the thing, to make a scene in the house, really in the house. >> white man for the bottom giving his id. >> saw images, i didn't know. they tweeted do it. i was getting ready for school and got on twitter and what is with these notifications? the images from west baltimore, the cover of time, this was like -- all i said i called my mother and she dropped the phone screaming. first time she screamed i had gotten in a bad car accident. i know yo

they talk about their adventures, freddie this, freddie that. we have just learned that it has been confirmed they are getting a divorce. they have been married for 10 years. >> she's 38, right. >> yes. >> she talk bit. >> she's my favorite. >> she's great. >> common on the break up for say but she talk about not wanting kid. she talk about how freddie just recently okay she was okay with that. maybe do i want kid. she had this discussion if you don't want to have kid, you have a human just because your husband want that to happen? what do you do to make sure you keep your marriage intact. how far should you go. >> he changed his mind because that is a conversation you need to have before you get married. >> maybe you are wants change. maybe you just say hey, i do want a child. >> sometimes you think you will change the person. she laid it out in the very beginning and two years ago they started to have these talks where he weren't to have kid. i was than the, but i was really clear, i just can't, this is moot my half. this is not what i want to

and a national conversation to reignite in a number of police killings with the death of freddie grey and the police officers looking a police violence with of its history and today about policing or racial profiling or mass incarceration in than targeting at their own right. i am excited to go here today end there is a lot of baltimore in "invisible no more" and in many respects and then to reflect a national trend if you get the baltimore police department arrest data of black women make up 71 percent of all women here in baltimore city. and as it could impact women and that is the same across the country weather driving while black or reading or walking, brings the numbers down by race and gender. in fact, and ferguson to have more traffic stops than any other group of people. not just does say one of the incidents but as something that affects black women and women of color every day. the more it -- the majority of arrest or drug-related. the attorney general is talking ramping up the war on drugs but that puts women of color squarely in their sights. but in terms of the national

. >> crew member: what's up, freddy?engine. >> crew member: they're starting the engine. awesome. it just broke down again. yeah. >> crew member: we now have one hour of daylight left. >> freddy: erik, this ferry cannot move today because now they're closed and they have to be paid tomorrow. >> anthony: soon, i'm frantically trying to rip out the backbone and guts in one go with my bare hands because the knife ain't shit and it's getting darker and darker, and the damn generator keeps kicking up. and i really need a -- light so i can see what i'm cutting. can't if i can't cut what i can't see. they're not going to eat at all. >> crew member: would you like machete? >> anthony: no, maybe we should figure out how to cook dinner, unless you don't want to eat any dinner. because we are really not going to eat any dinner tonight. okay, i've had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and i would like to eat. my face hurts. the bab al-azizia -- this is what's left of gaddafi's palace. so when's the last time you were here? >> man 1

freddy galvis short a glove. he's looking to win it for the first time.d november 2nd. yankees within one win today. the organization has decided not to bring him back. phillies ought to make a phone call. kick the tires. villanova opens two weeks against columbia. there is always a target on nova's back. >> high expectations of the team, they can be looked at as failures if they don't get to a certain point. that's part of being part of the successful program. we take responsibility for that. we get that. >> follow the alabama state. 40-yard field goal. look at that. goes in, nonetheless, ball hits the up right and takes a couple of bounces along the cross bar before going in. better to be lucky than smart. >> i have never seen that before. >> an organization dedicated to helping refugee and immigrant in the area celebrated its anniversary tonight. c mac is one of the longest running agencies. c mac provides educational, social and health services to people speaking 20 different languages. "jimmy kimmel live" live next followed by "nightline." "action ne

. >>> a new hbo documentary looks at the city of baltimore after the death of freddie gray. when it premiers and the familiar face linked to another baltimore based hbo series behind the project >> we rewind to the crime. 12 years ago, can you help police find the gunman who shot a little boy playing outside his dc apartment? we'll be right back. i'm justin fairfax, and every morning, i'm up early for my most important job. -more peanut butter, daddy. -more peanut butter, daddy. as prosecutor, justin fairfax fought drugs, crime, and human trafficking. that's why he's endorsed by virginia law enforcement. buckle up. nothing's more important than keeping them safe and helping them prosper. as your lieutenant governor, i'll work to grow the economy and invest in schools and career training, because virginia's families need more results, not more politics. . >>> freddie gray incident wasn't the cause of the problem, it was last straw that broke the camel's back after decades of crying out >> that was a snip it from baltimore rising chronic

a baltimore police officer acquitted in the murder of freddie gray will face a disciplinary trial todayes one year after officer caesar goodson jr. was found not guilty. he was acquitted of all charges. in 2015 he was driving the van which was carrying gray when he suffered a fatal neck injury. the disciplinary trial will determine if goodson should be punished for violating any department policies during gray's arrest. >> the virginia state crime commission will hear from the public about decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana. could be dropped from that a misdemeanor to a civil fine. the meeting is later today in richmond. >> coming up on fox5 news morning, the white house goes halloween crazy. >> and the latest installment of a horror franchise claims the top spot at a pretty lackluster box office. >> as we head to break, here's a live look outside across the region at 4:50. temperature 46 degrees. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with

nobody can name their kid freddy. you're such a good person.k me, is janice as nice as she is on air? no, not at all. diva! no. right, guys? am i right? >> where is my hair and makeup! >> neil: not in a million years. >> love you, my friend. >> neil: back at you. more after this. give up, skeletor! you're finished! curse you, he-man, you interfering imbecile! give us one good reason we shouldn't vanquish you to another dimension! ok, guys, hear me out. switching to geico could save you... hundreds on car insurance. huh, he does make a point... i do like to save money... catch you on the flip, suckas! geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. >> neil: we have very special guest today. one of my favorite guests. i said, what can i peg his visit to besides this great book? a new surveys that just been released that people are more likely to show up to work late. as for excuses, let's say they come up with some doozies. my hair got caught up in a fan. i super glued my eye thinking it was contact soluti

. >> we are talking baseball tonight for a change up, phillies freddie galvis has a chance at an ward that everyone thinks he has already won. >>> phillies need a manager and candidate, just came available that story next in sports. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. >>> eagles face off with the 49ers on sunday it will be second time this season that a member of the eagles will play against, a family member. senator center jason faced off with trav is in kansas sit this weekend it is the celeks, breath celek has been with the eagles since 20 on seven, his brother garrett, also a tightened has played for 49ers since 2012. they will see each other sunday at the linc.

. >> we love freddie he really is.e married him, he is very loyal, very compassionate, so funny, and awesome guy. in our 13 years of being together there was never any lie, in betrayal, no cheating, no nothing. so i want to say, to, you know , you ladies, you guys have known from season one, i'm always honest about things we have struggled. sometimes i was too real for everybody to have a opinion about but it took us time, you guys are so supportive. i love our real family and friends out here who know it is not about taking sides, it business loving what you go through. >> i'm taking freddie's side though. >> i'm taking freddie's side though. >> lonnie got some feedback. she said look, i provided some relief, and -- >> people got mad about that. >> get a life, people, she's trying to break the tension there with the joke. >> that is exactly what she was trying to do. >> will she ever address what the break up is about. >> reports are saying she has talk bit in the pennsylvania on the show about the fact that she doesn

i thought no one could tell the story of freddie gray. but right around the corner, -- you will see in the book about the protesters. i see images, i was literally shooting and i was uploading it in real time. i literally uploaded it right then and there. i didn't think nothing of it. but i took the image and my mom succumbed that your daughter. and i called back and she said you are on the way right? she said i see you on cnn! bring your butt home now! but you know i just wanted to tell the whole story because of the book, the next thing that came from it. trying to control -- i knew i got the freddie gray video. there was a group text because we had mutual friends. that is how small baltimore is. we are not going to go there today but you know just alone in baltimore in general everyone maneuvers.you're always interacting with different people. and you have people that will maneuver and move in this small system but they're part of a bigger ecosystem.and i remember you know we were resigning and knew we were taking to the streets becaus

then we're fundamentally training them to do the wrong thing so if we figure out the best way to get freddy great a prison then all we have done is figure out the best way to fill our prison cells with people and no one recognizes it no one hears from in the chief can get his way and the smart phones don't capture everything it is fundamentally the wrong question we must reboot policing it can not continue in this manner ok guys i'll tell you this was bad terrific i want to thank both for you for taking time to come out here and talk on our to america because we also get blamed for a lot of stuff that we shouldn't be blamed for sure we appreciate it that you would come to our t.v. and join us today thank you both very much be safe out there and good luck thanks governor thank you appreciate it. governor i want to read you a quote from thomas' book that says quote one thing we can all do better is communicate police have to be absolutely transparent about their practices and procedures not only in isolated moments of crisis but also big picture issues of policy governor do you agree with tha

it happened at freddy's grocery. that's where the woman was shot.pted robbery. they suspect the shooter is from the area and thought he could stop by and get quick cash at the end of the night. they don't think he got away with money. he took off after firing the shots. it was a neighbor who walked in around 8:30 and saw the woman bleeding profusely. she could not talking holding her neck, the neighbor called 911 which police say was a necessary move. they're pulling surveillance video, looking for clues but asking for the community's help, investigators think people might know the person involved. and police are asking anyone with information to please call their anonymous tip line at 215-686-tips. police say the mantua community is upset about all of this, they know the victim and they know her family very well. they're a hard working family. very upset to hear that all of this happened last night as the victim continues fighting for her life here at penn presbyterian. >> for no reason. thank you so much. jenny, hopefully people come forward with

i think particularly of the situation in baltimore with freddie gray. i happen to carry a knife typically in my pocket. - well it's good because here in texas now, as of september 1st, you can open-carry knives. just take it out, just put it on the table. - it's in my bag unfortunately because i didn't expect to have this out but i was very upset to learn that frankly, that the type of knife that i carry was very close to the same type of knife that freddie gray carried. he should not have even been arrested for carrying that. it was actually legal for him to carry. but because it was carried- - so you're sympathetic in a general sense to the kaepernick argument that (crosstalk). - the problem is, and i think particularly you can look at martin luther king's speech on this. mlk's speech did not criticize america for its founding or for its principles. what it said is, america is great. i would like to be included in that and i have not been to this point. i think that is a much more convincing, and if you look back at most civil rights leaders, the ones

financial markets, and monetary policy, including reform of the dodd/frank act and a fannie mae and freddie mac. norbert, i wanted to say since both dodd and frank were big proponents and supporters of fannie and freddie, these issues go well together. norbert also addresses ways to address credit difficulties of large or too big to fail financial companies, as paul said, and on issues concerning the role of the federal reserve, as we'll be discussing today. next will be nely leon, senior fellow at the hutchison's center of fiscal and monetary policy at the brookings institution, also a consultant to the international monetary fund and is a member of the congressional budget office's panel of economic advisers. her research specialties include financial stability, credit markets, and the intersection of monetary and financial policy. just on the topic of today, she was previously director of the office of financial stability policy and research at the federal reserve board. and finally, we'll have paul kubiak, resident scholar at aei, who brings insights to the study of banks and financial

or freddie gray in baltimore. maybe police, maybe we have to remember the incident this week. don't they deserve better? and the lesson from vegas and a strategy will be that this country needs to come together. it starts this sunday in the nfl and stadiums all across the country. are you going to enforce the rules. selling book, make america great again o strategist sebastian and we were on the other side a lot of these stories. and the martin case didn't involve the police. ferguson was predicated on a li lie. we know it didn't happen because the people it testified saw michael brown reach into the car of officer wilson and then later charged at him. and the people said that were predominantly african-american witnesses. why is this there rush to judgment?n obama was more guilty of anybody ever seen. >> let me say to you sean, this is about 500 americans who were shot. >> sean: these guys don't get the presumption ofof innocence. >> with this case here were seeing something totally different. in her heart stephanie go out, we have the toggle assault weapons. and we just hear

one of them, freddy parrish.shielded his wife and took three shots himself, keeping her unharmed. i went back to the scene with freddie, where he shared his story that night. right there is where you were in that area? >> yeah, i was front left. >> when did you realize that it wasn't fireworks? >> at first, i thought it was fireworks because the burst was so fast and i turned to my wife and said somebody blew off fireworks. then, the slower sound kept going after that. at that point, jason aldean started his four songs, 15 seconds into it, he stopped singing. then the lights went off on stage and they took off running. the shooting continued and so i said to my wife, get down, get down. so, we -- i wanted to lay down at an angle i thought would keep her on the other side of me, where i believe the bullets were coming from. i don't know if they were coming from the tower of ground level in front of mandalay bay. >> you could tell the direction? >> i could tell the direction by sound. >> when the shots starts, that

or freddie gray in baltimore. maybe we have to remember that this incident this week and 9-11, don't they deserve the presumption of innocence next time? and maybe the lesson from vegas in this tragedy will be that this country needs to come together. it starts this sunday at the nfl and stadiums across the country. roger goodell are you watching? it's in your rule book. here with reaction the author of the book and former discipline assistant to president trump and a civil rights attorney. we were on the other side of the other stories. but aside the martin case because it didn't involve the police. the narrative out of ferguson was predicated on a lie. hands up and don't shoot. it didn't happen. the people that testified the eyewitnesses saw michael brown reach into the car of officer wilson and later charge at him. the people that said that were african-american witnesses. why is there this rush to judgment when it's a high-profile police case? obama was more guilty than anybody i have ever seen? >> well, let m

freddy galvis has been testify e shortstop last three seasons.h crawford in the mix, galvis knows he could be dealt. >> it's the first time in the offseason with that kind of situation. i'll be ready for whatever happens. whatever happens, happens. >> gal ris is the longest tenured philly right now. >> finally tonight, the eagles hosted a yoga session with special guests today. 75 men and women battling breast cancer spent an hour doing exercise. the american cancer society suspects many women will be diagnosed this year. "jimmy kimmel live" is next followed by "nightline." anthony anderson, rodiguez and music by cone. now for cecily tynan, ducis rogers, jim gardner and the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a nice evening. see you tomorrow. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> an ominous sight as a man stands on the train tracks. >> people start to notice him and now they come to help. >> see the shocker as an angry girlfriend tries to derail the rescue. >> uh-oh! >>> an old dude make

well the message was as you freddy mentioned basically peace and dar all. the people were all dressed in white here you didn't see flags neither the spanish nor the catalan flag. they were basically holding up signs and chanting that one dollar that they want peace and that they actually want the government supposed governments the catalan and the spanish central government to either talk or resign under sophie what about in madrid because there are also thousands on the streets there want to spanish unionists want. what spanish unionists basically want one spain they don't want catalonia to become an independent country they want one spain and many of them see or think that they're right because the constitution actually states that so they want basically a united spain now is there the sense that these rallies could deepen spain's political division. well i don't think the release themselves really deepen the division but the divide that you mentioned is really there and it is within the spanish society but especially within the catalonian society too the

. >> a customer went into the freddy grocery as she often does but quickly realized something was wrong. she didn't see the operator where she always sits. she's bent over, can't talk and blood. >> she called 911. the gunman was a black male in a hood di that went in to rob the place. >> police were sorting through the surveillance video to get a better description. police don't understand why she was shot since she seemed to be complying with his demands. iteit doesn't appear any money s taken. it doesn't make sense where he goes in with a 48-year-old working by herself. he has a gun and no need to put this person in the condition. police have little information on the gunman, they are trying to sort surveillance footage to get a better handle. he was wearing a hoodie. the victim in critical condition tonight. brian? >> thank you. "action news" will continue to monitor developments overnight. updates begin at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. a 58-year-old woman is dead. a 14-year-old girl injured after after shooting in trenton. it happened just after 3:00 on the unit block of carber lane.

now freddy said you. see if your son's birth just for the love. that i'm going for really have a good one for you but. for my last. don't listen to something the mom. four days of contractions have paralyzed the mother's legs the hospital has no suitable medicines. your best examples if i must in the end for. the world but it was a word or do you know. what we're doing. because you can call them. without free public health care many families here are unable to cover basic medical needs the hospital pharmacy sells medicines for a tenth the price of the private sector but even these prices can be an affordable . and so the answer was was that it was. worth in guinea five dollars can change a life. maybe it's the camera or genuine sympathy but in the end of the pharmacist pays for the medicine himself. there's enough to treat his wife for a week. any longer and it'll be up to the husband to come up with more money. according to unicef fifteen thousand three hundred babies and three thousand eight hundred women die in childbirth each year in guinea. g

showed their appreciation forformer newcastle supporters showed their appreciation for former chairman freddie who died on monday aged 76. joe linski reports. it‘s one of the premier league‘s classic fixtures. two clubs that make free scoring pa rt two clubs that make free scoring part of the brand. they shared values and heroes. rafa benitez is as popular on tyneside as he was with the reds. but the current liverpool side have problems to solve. one of them is finishing. four tried to force the issue, none of them squad. he wondered how. take the ball outside the box, though, and they have a man with better aim. this is why philippe coutinho is liverpool‘s prize asset. staggering money couldn‘t strip him from anfield this summer. he is the premier league‘s precision on. but more of those problems were to surface. liverpool score stunning goals, and then let strange ones in. allowed between defenders and in front of the goal, the ball comes in off his shins. from there, neither side could find the breakthrough again. finishing was the problem. for liverpool, those issues outweigh the good thin

. ♪ marÍa: segÚn el antropÓlogo freddy percheren, oscar ramÍrez es el testigo perfecto.x: su vida y la historia llegaron a la pantalla grande en un documental nada mÁs y nada menos que de steven spielberg. marÍa: fuentes oficiales hace que de las mÁs de 600 masacres cometidasdurante el conflicto bÉlico en guatemala, 93% fue responsabilidad de las fuerzas armadas. fÉlix:asÍ con todo esto llegamos al final de esta crÓnica. marÍa: gracias por acompaÑarnos. ♪ presentadora: que aumentar los esfuerzos de comunitarios y vecinos, nuestra compaÑera marÍa antonieta nos informa sobre lo que hicieron esta tarde. cuÉntanos. marÍa: la tragedia del terremoto del 19 de septiembre en mÉxico ha despertado la solidaridad y creatividad de la comunidad mexicana en san josÉ, hoy sÁbado se llevÓ un evento en la tropicana para recaudar fondos. rudos y tÉcnicos, algunos con mÁscaras y algunos sin cabellera, donaron su tiempo y el arte de las luchas para divertir a chicos y grandes y motivarlos a cooperar con un poco de dinero y alimentos no perecederos que serÁn enviados a mÉxico para las vÍctim

another piece of this is the fannie freddy mechanism. it is to the tune of $1.8 trillion. i think it's helpful to think about it all as one big government financial operation. when you do that you see what a hugely important event it was as the panel when ben bernanke and the fed in a brilliant political move got authority from the congress which they didn't have before to pay interest on reserves. it does benefit the banks. i think paul is right about that. more importantly it allows the fed to be a much bigger element of the total government role in the financial system and to allocate resources. so you can think about what these excess reserves are doing is actually the banking system channelling investments through the federal reserve to two favored sectors by political credit allocation. the two sectors are housing through the feds gigantic mortgage portfolio and the government deficit through the purchase of long term treasuries. my last point is to remind us the fed now owns zero treasury bills. all of the treasury securities are long and they have taken that durati

freddie gray in baltimore the following year. walter scott who was shot in the back as he ran from a white police officer in south carolina. 95% of police departments nationwide now use body cameras including most departments in the bay area. this professor at uc berkeley and the author of the book, when police kill. >> there are substantial indications that the presence or absence of a camera does make a difference. >> a new study suggest the difference may be -- not be a change in the behavior. the study compared 1000 officers on the washington dc police force with body cameras with 1000 officers without. during an 18 month period there was little difference in behavior when it came to use of force. civilian complaints or the number of charging decisions made by prosecutors. professor -- the professor said there is evidence to show a difference in prosecutions of officers when the shootings are deadly. >> our indications there and none of the studies have directly addressed this are that it increases by a factor of 6 criminal p

and this morning her neighbors are describing the effort inside that freddy grocery store to save her life in the aftermath of this shooting. police say the gunman entered the store around 9:00 last night. a neighbor came upon the scene a few minutes later, found the store clerk holding her neck bleeding profusely and the gunman was gone. police say it appears this was some sort of robbery attempt because the cash register was open. and one neighbor we just spoke with who's a former paramedic said she ran into that store, saw the victim bleeding out and did what she could to help. >> all i can do was apply direct pressure, scream for somebody to get me a towel, something. with my other hand i called 911. everybody on this block watch out for her. so if whoever needed something so badly, all they had to do was ask her. but to do this, this is ugly, this is ignorant. this is unnecessary. i don't understand it. >> reporter: neighbors tell me that the store owner was a long-time fixture in this mantua neighborhood. she's owned the store for years, always willing to help providing food to

was with tom hanks as he celebrated the release of his >>> well, check out '09s heart throbs freddy prinzd bryan austin green getting coffee together. i'm ready to buy a tiger magazine now. >> whose poster did you have on your wall. >> >> bryan austin green all day every day. >> since we're talking '90s, jason alexander of "seinfeld" fame is back on tv. but will he ever get back with jerry and the gang? that is the question. etonline's leanne aguilera found out. >> we had a pact, you know. >> any chances that we could get any kind of "seinfeld" reunion >> i think we're all sure that you're anticipation of it and what you think it would be might be better than what we actually come up with. all we would do is not live up to somebody's expectations. >> all right, that's enough. >> yeah! >> even like get back together for a special or -- >> why? >> why not? we love this show. >> yeah. and maybe it's nice that you continue to love it instead of us tampering with something that went pretty well. >> get out! >> so while "seinfeld" the series is stayin' in the '90s, jason alexander is hitting th

you look like freddie krueger to me. >> mrs. freddie krueger. >> mrs., excuse me.o are you? >> crystal. >> and you're from? >> clinton, maryland. >> you look like crayola. >> yes a crayon. i decided to be a pink crayon. >> i love it. you look like sandwich. >> well, i'm half of a sandwich. the other half got sick. >> you're ham -- >> i'm cheese. >> ham got sick. >> yeah. >> all right. all right. >> this is cute cut cute. i'm went adams and i came with cousin it. >> welcome. you look like a girl -- prr. >> meow. i found family, ya'll. [ laughter ] >> welcome. >> i'm glamor pus. it's my show, go on now. [ laughter ] >> hello. >> hello. >> you are just green with envy are you not. >> yes. beautiful. who are you. >> k amora. who are you supposed to be. >> guardians of the galaxy. >> yes, okay. >> got some fans over there. you look like -- man. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> last minute costume. where did you go, 7eleven for all this? >> you look great. >> we know who you are. but just introduce your is he. yabba dab ba do. >> you look a nordic god. >> i'm viking. >> a viking

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