in fact, geoff? did you just go -- geoff: yes, i did. craig: that is odd that geoff can make that sound, yet he has no lungs. geoff: craig doesn't realize is now i'm no longer gay after tonight's show. [laughter] craig: what geoff doesn't realize is it doesn't clear up just because a couple of nice looking girls walk in. geoff: what craig doesn't realize is a little ointment helps it to clear up right away. craig: what geoff doesn't realize is we're no longer talking about the same thing. geoff: balls. craig: good night, everyone. you know chase freedom gives you 5% cash back at grocery stores this quarter. thank you. happy shopping! activate your 5 percent cash back at chase.com/freedom. and now, new cardmembers get 100 dollars bonus cash back after they spend 500 dollars within the first three months. visit chase.com/freedom or your local branch today. >>> right now, topper's track severe weather on the way out and more storms on the way in. >>> plus, sex and the secret service for the first time since that prostitution scandal. the ag

in fact, geoff? did you just go -- geoff: yes, i did. craig: that is odd that geoff can make that sound, yet he has no lungs. geoff: craig doesn't realize is now i'm no longer gay after tonight's show. [laughter] craig: what geoff doesn't realize is it doesn't clear up just because a couple of nice looking girls walk in. geoff: what craig doesn't realize is a little ointment helps it to clear up right away. craig: what geoff doesn't realize is we're no longer talking about the same thing. geoff: balls. craig: good night, everyone.,, discover british columbia. visit: [ kari ] i used to serve my country in the u.s. army. ♪ then, i was hit by a drunk driver and lost my legs. but that didn't change a thing. because i still serve my country, i just wear a different uniform. [ male announcer ] citi is joining kari miller to give back to the paralympic military & veterans program. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help u.s. athletes make a difference. together, every step of the way. discover britvisit:lumbia. lights and sta

what do you think, geoff? geoff: i would have to agree. craig: i think there is somebody out there watching tv tonight that needs this kind of thing. [applause] and i like to reach everyone. [laughter] that sounded dirty. geoff: there goes my penis. craig: oh, wait. i don't think you should say that word in front of the construction workers. [laughter] geoff: i'm terribly sorry. craig: all right. you know, you never contribute in this part of the show. you kind of creep me out, you sthrand. you don't really do anything. when it is time for physical comedy, you just kind of freeze. [laughter] you know, you remind me of an even slower -- i say you remind me of an even slower version of foghorn leghorn. [laughter] anyway, the girls are actually doing some construction work around the studio. geoff is having a new ass. right, geoff? geoff: yes, it is made of titanium. craig: yes. it is made of titanium. tune in tomorrow for a new robot >> new wants to kn why it's stour a store t, suing amic 40atvegornment. wainon catholic day, ere no for this

right, geoff? i was wondering if maybe the four of us could go out and get a bite to eat or something. geoff: maybe do a quick porn? craig: hey, don't go straight to quick porn. geoff: i'm sorry. craig: take it easy. work your way in slowly. say would you like something to eat? how is your drink? do you want to do a porn? [laughter] geoff: i'm sorry. craig: so what did you learn on the show tonight, ladies? [laughter] how about you, geoff? [laughter] you sack of aye carumba! you're the one that i'm meant to depend on. geoff: i did learn what a flamingo thinks. craig: a flamingo thinks? i was thinking that a flamingo thought about you right there when you did that silent thing. i'm thinking that again. right now. [laughter] anyway, look. let's just, you know, relax. enjoy that tienne and lisa are here and soak up that magical ratings power. 18 more seconds to go. [laughter] i can feel the approval skyrocketing. [applause] goobt good night, everybody. >>> she was 18th was a day of new beginning. the

geoff: oh, yeah. craig: maybe they switched. geoff: switched? craig: sometimes one's naughty. sometimes the other one's naughty. geoff: like here's the switch, naughty boy. craig: i think you've outwitted me. i don't know what you're saying. geoff: i was just talking about getting whipped in some sort of naughty -- craig: well, we've got to go, everybody. we've got a helicopter to catch. good night. [cheers and . >>> this is 9news now. >>> new information tonight in that mid air collision involving two planes over bealeton, virginia. that's in fauquier county. it happened right around 4:00 this afternoon and tonight two people are dead. matt jablow has the tragic details. >> i've never had so much activity in your front yard. >> reporter: john says he thought his house may have been on fire when he saw all of the emergency vehicles surrounding his property when he got home around 5:00 this afternoon. >> the crash site is probably about 16 feet long. >> reporter: it turns out that one of two small planes that collided in mid air over bealeton, virginia late this afternoon had c

geoff: oh, yeah. craig: maybe they switched. geoff: switched? craig: sometimes one's naughty. sometimes the other one's naughty. geoff: like here's the switch, naughty boy. craig: i think you've outwitted me. i don't know what you're saying. geoff: i was just talking about getting whipped in some sort of naughty -- craig: well, we've got to go, everybody. we've got a helicopter to catch. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. [ kari ] i used to serve my country in the u.s. army. ♪ then, i was hit by a drunk driver and lost my legs. but that didn't change a thing. because i still serve my country, i just wear a different uniform. [ male announcer ] citi is joining kari miller to give back to the paralympic military & veterans program. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help u.s. athletes make a difference. together, every step of the way. this ahead of schedule when the dunbarton bridge will reopen. did way to the animals used to sing that song but its other commitments to the bay area's two that has one man plo

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this seems to me, geoff, like it strikes at the core of the facebook model. how could you valued that high if nobody is looking at the advertising? >> the timing is delicious. i don't think it will remove the momentum from those who want to participate in this ipo. and you can clearly see from the repricing and expanded size that people are very committed to facebook. but wake-up call, gm pulling $10 million off the table for advertising for facebook? i think you need to have a think-again about just how effective facebook is compared to google when you want to get out and speak to the market. back to you, willie. >> geoff cutmore, covering a lot of ground, thank you so much. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," meltdowns across the big leagues yesterday as home plate umpires goes noez to nose with millionaire managers. those dustups and a night in the nba and nhl playoffs in sports. >>> plus, president obama welcomes the l.a. galaxy soccer team to the white house. the president talks about beck's underwear and we talk about the weather when "way too earl

geoff: it is so large, it just looks like one large areola. craig: it looks like i just left a plate sitting on my chest. geoff: like a fleshy bulls eye. craig: that is a name i used once in my life. geoff: i remember that and i paid a lot of good money to see you. [laughter] craig: well, there goes your minute. [applause] get your cash back! oh, hi. which cash back booth looks better to you, chase freedom or the largest cashback card? oh, i'll try the largest. oh, that is too bad. apparently you don't know chase freedom guarantees you 1% cash back. 4 times more than the largest cash back card, which only gives you a quarter percent until you spend $3,000 every year. but have fun. bob and weave once you're in there. don't get short changed. get your cash back. chase freedom. >>> severe weather and flootding tonight. we're on the scene checking the damage while topper is checking another round of potential storms. >>> our investigation into the gsa is ready to drop another bombshell. >>> a bizarre horse racing accident at rosecroft. >> a seven-

geoff: maybe do a quick porn? craig: hey, don't go straight to quick porn. geoff: i'm sorry. craig: take it easy. work your way in slowly. say would you like something to eat? how is your drink? do you want to do a porn? [laughter] geoff: i'm sorry. craig: so what did you learn on the show tonight, ladies? [laughter] how about you, geoff? [laughter] you sack of aye carumba! you're the one that i'm meant to depend on. geoff: i did learn what a flamingo thinks. craig: a flamingo thinks? i was thinking that a flamingo thought about you right there when you did that silent thing. i'm thinking that again. right now. [laughter] anyway, look. let's just, you know, relax. enjoy that tienne and lisa are here and soak up that magical ratings power. 18 more seconds to go. [laughter] i can feel the approval skyrocketing. [applause] goobt good night, everybody. ,,,, and mass protests are hurling bricks into the crowd as a may day protests turned violent. the president of pharmacy good mission to afghanistan the tricky maneuvers everyone had to do to avoid enemy fire. the new phase of the

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say good night, geoff. geoff: good night geoff. craig: you wrap everything up.l meet you in the car. all right. ♪ [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian mebkeflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. >>> this is 9 news now. >> a 9 news report that hasn't even aired yet is getting a firestorm of response on-line. investigative reporter joins me now. russ, a lot of people are angry with you about this investigation and what you've kind of put out there for everybody to see. >> from their comments on our web site and on facebook, clearly they're upset, but by law every federal worker's paycheck is part of the public record. we worked with our gannett sister publication who filed a freedom of information act to file a 2011 federal payroll and we posted it on-line this morning. many expressed concern

cnbc's geoff cutmore is live in london. what's the latest? >> hey, good morning.t's amazing, isn't it? mark zuckerberg, jonathan, seems to have gone from hero to zero. in the space of just a few days. what we have here are lawyers combing now over statements that facebook made back on may the 9th. and there was a reference put out by facebook to growth in its mobile operations. but some questions in the hard to interpret information about just how much advertising they were managing to get on the mobile platform. now this has boiled into a potential lawsuit against facebook from those investors who say that that information wasn't necessarily clear and many of the insiders investing in facebook actually were better informed than the broad market. back to you. >> geoff in other news, hewlett-packard announced plans to cut 27,000 jobs by 2014. what kind of impact will this have on the markets today? >> well, this is interesting, isn't it. because in the world of markets, often when companies cut costs, that's seen as a positive for the stock because it means the com

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i think the second point, with regard to geoff, the changing landscape, it's not surprising with europe in crisis and europe delivers 60% of global aid, budget, under pressure, and we've seen that takably in latest ngo numbers. but what's interesting also is who has the fastest growing aid budgets. that is -- you look at it, turkey had the fastest growing aid budget last year. in terms of numbers, korea was a big player. and those countries are growing their aid budgets in a very bilateral way. and the question is will they actually become true global players, more oriented toward making the multilateral system work or not, and what's the role of the international ngo community in bringing them to that global agenda. and my last point would be on taking off to where the international ngos have been incredibly successful. from where i sit, the biggest successes were debt relief, the mdgs and 0.7. those were big, global campaigns that, you know, sitting in the u.s. i know 0.7 doesn't feel successful. having come from the uk where the government has stuck to the commit in the midst of the

come over, ladies, secretariat, geoff. all right. ooh, that's nice. help yourself. wolfgang puck, hugo, geoff peterson, secretariat, we'll be back tomorrow night. [ male announcer ] u.s. olympian gwen jorgensen is going for aluminum. cullen jones is in it for water-resistant thermoplastic. and amanda mcgrory? she's competing for carbon fiber. they're not just going for gold, they're joining with citi to give back to the programs that helped them along the way with bikes, kickboards. and racing chairs. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help our u.s. athletes give back together, every step of the way. this days essentially sealing it from the families that it's supposed to go to. >>> california get caught reading of funds meant to help 911 victims would use that money for instead. >>> is a sci-fi thriller come to life a virus that turns computers and to spying machines how is being used to keep tabs on one of the world's most dangerous situations. but once liberty son won't pay a dime to the school. when he got a free ride to the interested califor

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geoff cutmore, thanks so much. have a great weekend. we appreciate it. >>> it was exactly 33 years ago today -- 33 years ago today -- 6-year-old etan patz disappeared while waiting for a school bus in new york city. now for the first time in the long and painful public case, a suspect will face charges for etan patz murder. police say pedro hernandez who worked at a convenience store near the boy's home has confessed to the crime. patz from the bus stop with the promise of a soda only to choke him to death and dump his body in the trash about a block away. the stunning development comes just weeks after the fbi, you'll remember, searched the basement of another building in the lower manhattan neighborhood where patz lived after a police dog alerted officers to possible human remains. although that search came up empty, police commissioner ray kelly here in new york city says the renewed attention to the case generated a tip that led them to mr. hernandez. >> early this month, the nypd missing persons squad received information from an i

come over, ladies, secretariat, geoff. all right. ooh, that's nice. help yourself. wolfgang puck, hugo, geoff peterson, secretariat, we'll be back tomorrow night. [ breathing heavily ] we hurried. it's the chevy memorial day event, right? yeah, that's right. okay, are we running fast enough? don't worry. you made it in time. there's still plenty of award-winning 2012 models left to choose from. we hurried. you want to take a look at some chevys? [ both breathing heavily ] [ male announcer ] it's the chevy memorial day sale. hurry in now during our memorial day sale for $750 cash on the chevy silverado. plus trade in an eligible vehicle and combine trade-in allowance with other discounts for a total value of $7,750. . >>> this is 9news now. >>> an unjust killing at the hands of a virginia police officer. that is the finding made by a grand jury in culpeper county. you may recall it was back in february that the town of culpeper officer danielle wright shot and killed a woman sitting inside her jeep. >> he claimed he was being dragged by her, but now investigators say

geoff thanks so much. we'll go to paris, where we find nbc's jim asait toe. jim, what does it look and feel where you're standing today? >> reporter: hi, willie. it's kind of feeling like the morning after the night before. not many people got -- at least not many francois hollande e supporters got much sleep. tens of thousands of them really partied all night long at the bastil bastille. a symbol of freedom, also a shrine to leftist politics. now hollande who beat nicolas sarkozy, by the way, with a very small margin, 1% or 2%. he will become naug rift and become the first socialist president almost 25 years ago. so it's a huge victory for the left in this country. the left is feeling that victory in a visceral way. it's a victory that wasn't just a protest vote against sarkozy's often-talked-about brash style, his hobnobbing with the rich and naims, b famous but also a protest against his basic inability to deal with the debt crisis in this country. >> as you said, he was in the wrong place at the wrong time historically speaking. jim asade da, we appreciat

geoff cutmore live in london. thank you. other news back at home, a mentally disturbed man is being blamed for a horrific killing spree that left five people dead in see at. the gunman killed four people at a busy see at cafe yesterday before fleeing to a parking lot. carjacking a woman, killing her. and turning the gun on himself. for most of the day, police knew only there were two murder scenes. but did not know for sure if the two were related. detectives turned to this surveillance photo from the coffee shop to try it track down the suspect. according to the "seattle times," it turned out to be a man named ian stawicki who had a history of mental illness and caused disturbance at the cafe just days earlier. the suspect's family telling the "seattle times," they could see this coming. in his brother's own words, quote, nothing good is going to come with that much anger inside you. seattle's mayor used the incident to call on the community to end gun violence in the city. >>> considered one of the worst dictators in moder

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. >> don't want to free up -- in listening, i was inspired actually by geoff's remarks. i was actually inspired by some of geoff's comments about secure seat at the table and thinking about a panel i sat on at the world bank spring meetings organized by the u.n. millennium campaign. and so this was civil society, talking about how it was going to influence the mgds. and we had a representative from a south-based organization talking about, you know, a global campaign that was going to go to every village and they were going to influence, you know, everything of the u.n. process. and we had a european who was very right spaced in terms of what the mgds ought to look like. i was the crabby american who said, well, we can't talk about this till after our election. and i'm just curious as to -- i see just a huge energy and a huge expectation, particularly around the lending development goals, but i don't perceive these institutions as having the capacity to deal with that multilayered energy, both the people that they're used to who play nicely inside and the people who don'

geoff: mama's trench coat is stuck to her boobies! applause craig: good night, everyone. know chase freedom gives you 5% cash back at grocery stores this quarter. thank you. happy shopping! activate your 5 percent cash back at chase.com/freedom. and now, new cardmembers get 100 dollars bonus cash back after they spend 500 dollars within the first three months. visit chase.com/freedom or your local branch today. . >> it called for the underwear bomb to be detonated sometime around last week's one year anniversary of osama bin laden's death. but the white house says the bomb was seized by the cia well before the suspected bomber had chosen a specific plane as a target. >> what this incident makes clear is this country has to continue to remain vigilant against those that would seek to attack this country. >> national security experts say this latest underwear bomb was significantly more sophisticated than the device that failed to detonate on the 2009 flight to detroit. for starters, it was not made of metal, apparently to avoid detection by airport screeners. it's widely b

geoff, what happens now, before we get back to your calls at 866-55-press?ngress ordered the f.a.a. to open up the air space to unmanned vehicles and it's kind of a two-track. first track is public safety agencies have an expedited process to get approval to fly drones. >> that's what the faa announced last week. that's going to go into effect and they will announce -- pleat the rules probably by the end of this year. >> uh-huh. >> we should expect to see, i think we will see a lot more law enforcement agencies. the next part is to complete that, to open up the air space to civil purposes, which would be commercialized drones by mid 2015. at that time, there should be an expedited process for anybody who shows they are capable of flying a thrown to be able to do that. this thing this phenomenon is coming fast. we can expect within three years that unmanned aviation if our national air space will be much more common. >> will citizens of any city let's say you mentioned miami dade or the city in colorado those of us who live in washington, d.c., will we have a

hey, geoff, good to have you with us. >> thanks. it's great to be here. >> all right. today. what are the expectations? >> well, the expectations are mania, i guess. >> right. >> i think we were going to come in light of mainnia. i think it will be creeping. they put a pretty hefty valuation on it. they are not allowing market orders. you are not going so see that dramatic spike on the uptick but folks who have come in there with a reasonable bid at the start of trading, which should keep things relatively said ate. by "relatively," i mean not anarchy in the streets. >> when you say those who came in with reasonable bids at the opening, these are mainly big institutional investors who have already kind of put in their orders. is that it? >>. >> no. the institutions couldn't get far enough way. they are hending it with tender hooks. if you have a brokage account to buy it, you would have to put a price on it. if you do a market order that means you will accept what the market will give you. that's how you see the huge spikes in ipos. in this case you are going to have t

geoff: i always enjoy when you finger my chocolate dollar. craig: good night, everybody.d night. . >>> we start tonight's newscast with a warning for you. >> some of the language used in tonight's report on discrimination at a local school is frankly offensive. >> but 9 wants you to know the whole story, including the ugly nature of the accusation. >>> this is 9news now. >> but first, a manassas man is in custody tonight a kudzed of trying to -- accused of trying to buy a fully automatic ak47 and making threats against president obama. douglas story was arrested today. >> our reporter matt jablow following the story and joining us with the very latest. matt. >> reporter: anita, the bust went down earlier today in a typical suburban strip mall, and when it was over, a manassas man accused of being a white supremacist and a potential threat to the president was under arrest. >> he frightens you? >> yes. >> reporter: he has never made a secret of his views of president obama and gun control. indeed, story's pickup truck in front of his pickup apartment has bumper stickers be

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a grated example is geoff blake in arizona.e has supported comprehensive immigration reform his entire career. and then he announced for the united states senate and then within 48 hours he refersed his position. i don't think it was a change of heart. i think it was a change of politics. and what we are finding in races across the country is the republican party that's moving to the tea party extreme and alienating themselves from independent voters in all of our senate races. >> i hope citizens wake up and realize if they want to get something done in washington they have to send people who are willing to compromise and move forward. >> that's guys. thank you for joining us inside the war room the executive director of the democratic senate campaign committee. up next what's more important in a presidential campaign? minutae or the moment? we are going to get one answer to that from the man of the moment. >> that's next and it's only in the war room. >>(narrator) gavin newsom, lieutenant governor of california, and former may

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geoff bark a county commissioner running in the democratic primary to faceoff against christie gnomeis nothing short of fabulous. we had an argument of which clip to show you. my producer wanted the one where he shoots a gun and this is is what i chose. >> i learned shots in iceland. i bicycled with my church youth group. those i was afraid of nuclear war. i have ridden an ostrich. others have daughters with straight teeth, college degrees, husbands and grandchildren. he says he spent 31 years in telecom, climbing polls and digging holes, went to five grade schools, five high schools and four colleges. it's worth watching the whole thing. we will be right back after the break. it's go time. >>every weeknight cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the guys in the middle class the guys in the lower end got screwed again. >>i think you know which one we're talking about. the overwhelming majority of the country says"tax the rich, don't go to war." >>just wanted to clarify that. notes ♪ >> broadcasting across the nation, on your radio, and on current tv, this is the bill press show

. >> good morning, c.l., geoff smith, l.p.r. class of 2010. thank you very much for your essence operational speech and presentation today. >> thank you. >> i have one comment and then a challenge, actually. the comment is here's a quote. america will not fall from a foreign aggressor but will fall from within without a shot being fired. >> khrushchev. >> absolutely. and my challenge to each and every one in this audience to take your children and your selves and arrange for field trips -- yourselves and arrange for field trips to go see this film. if we can have the liberal left an inconvenient truth shown in our schools we should have this man's movie shown in there every day. >> thank you, jeff. thank you for your words. thank you. thank you, jeff. [applause] thank you so much. yes, ma'am. time for one more. >> my name is sue johnson. and i'm from denver, colorado, i'm active in the republican party there. i'm also a former software engineer and a current engineering, computer science teacher in boulder valley school district. and my commen

i spoke to a geoff ogilvy and told her that he would've been in conversation with chen and he made an official request that the secretary visited him in the hospital, and asked mr. fogarty to get that were to the secretary immediately. and he said he would. >> i thank you, mr. wolf. let me as, ms. wang, you've only been here in the united states for about a month, and i think we need to underscore, you know, you personally, i'm not sure how many times, but several times undertook trips to visit with chen guangcheng. you talked about the body searches in the deprecating, degrading treatment that you endured, and i think the american public and the world, the western world, frankly at all people, need to be fully aware of how vulnerable everybody else is, who, who have aided and assisted chen. and all the more reason why, and as reggie littlejohn underscored with an exclamation point, why her particular case is so important to if you just elaborate on what others might face, because we are very worried about you. >> just one thing. somebody just pass this to me, mr. chairman, and i feel

geoff is in abilene, texas. hi, geoff. >> hey, bill.d morning. >> good morning to you. >> hey i was just calling about that whole north carolina yap that went down. i have been fighting for lgbt rights for so long and this was just a really sad day for our community as a whole and it seems like simplate they take, you know two steps forward, we are taking three backwards. i knew this was going to pass north carolina. i just didn't think, you know, north carolinans would come out in such strong numbers to pass this crap. >> yeah, you know we all hoped for the best in north carolina because certainly there are elements of north carolina. i keep mentioning asheville and the great people there. but look, in charlotte, greensboro in the urban areas north carolina, i think, is trying to break out of the deep south, but obviously in the rural areas they are not ready to do so yet. it is sad, geoff and robert and all of the rest of you, all of our callers and viewers, to think about it yeah, it's great news that six states now plus the district