that is the noise that i heard, wasn't it, geoff? geoff: whaaaaa!age. i've rubbed rubbed them gently in areas where they perhaps feel tension. [laughter] it is really freaky when you see about 100 angry hobos angry at you. [laughter] we just came here to keep out of the heat. [laughter] now you're saying stuff we don't like. so we're going to make a noise as a warning. whaaaa! that's only warning you're going to get. next i'm going to bite you. [laughter] that's what goes through my head, anyway, when they do it. are you all right? geoff: that is a horrible warning system. they just yell at you and then they bite you? craig: i don't know. i never get past the yelling. geoff: who wants to bite me? craig: no. we'll take a break, everybody. we'll be right back. >>♪ it's hard to stay up it's been a long, long day and you've got the sandman at the door but hang on leave the tv on and let's do it anyway it's ok you can always sleep through work tomorrow ok hey, hey tomorrow's just your future yesterday ♪ [captioning made possible by worldwide pants, inc.,

did you enjoy the show this evening, geoff? geoff: i certainly did.elt it got better in the second half. craig: that's true. i thought during monologue this one is going to suck big time but then as th guests arrived things seemed to go a little bit better. geoff: i quite enjoyed during the break watching you snag. [laughter] craig: got to go. oh. good night, everyone. oh! captioned by the national captioning institute,,,,,,,,,,,, what's been called a california votes in the thousands breath. >>> the outcome will have a ripple effect across the country plus one governor's historic fight for political survival. >>> we want to get right to that race that is still too close to call the political editor grace sleep. and have no idea but we do know one thing it was probably that cigarette tax. right now prop. 29 is still very close neck-and-neck 50 to 50%. in this state with less than 30% techie in its past the state will add a dollar a pack tax for cigarettes. featuring not a legend of celebrities doctors and big money and if that respect is pretty one-si

did you enjoy the show this evening, geoff? geoff: i certainly did.elt it got better in the second half. craig: that's true. i thought during monologue this one is going to suck big time but then as th guests arrived things seemed to go a little bit better. geoff: i quite enjoyed during the break watching you snag. [laughter] craig: got to go. oh. good night, everyone. oh! captioned by the national captioning institute . >>> breaking news. a gory scene at a local metro station. one person is dead after being shot in the face. >>> plus topper is declaring a weather alert, color yellow. >>> plus we want to know about a bug that is a flesh eating disease that's in the water. and summertime is when it's most prevalent. >>> and we are following the breaking news right now. a man shot and killed at a metro stop. it happened at the southern avenue metro in temple hills, maryland. >> and that is why we find ken molestina -- where we find ken molestina tonight. the gunman still on the loose. >> reporter: still on the loose. we just got the information for the

geoff: that's right. geoff: you're like a complicated appliance that doesn't do much. you're like an iphone. [laughter] geoff: i draw the line there, mister. craig: well, have you got a little icloud floating around you somewhere? geoff: yeah, can't you smell it? sorry. craig: oh, great the robot did a fart joke and the show was so classy up to this point. you know, i meant to say this to you earlier on. when i came out at the start of the show, i noticed the two ladies in lesbian row, right there, when you were waving your arm, they were excited. look, look, he is doing it. yeah, yeah. [laughter] geoff: going to clap for daddy? going to clap for daddy? craig: you shouldn't call yourself daddy. it sounds creepy. geoff: want to clap for mommy? want to clap for mommy? craig: all right. we got to go. good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it'

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geoff: that's right. geoff: you're like a complicated appliance that doesn't do much. you're like an iphone. [laughter] geoff: i draw the line there, mister. craig: well, have you got a little icloud floating around you somewhere? geoff: yeah, can't you smell it? sorry. craig: oh, great the robot did a fart joke and the show was so classy up to this point. you know, i meant to say this to you earlier on. when i came out at the start of the show, i noticed the two ladies in lesbian row, right there, when you were waving your arm, they were excited. look, look, he is doing it. yeah, yeah. [laughter] geoff: going to clap for daddy? going to clap for daddy? craig: you shouldn't call yourself daddy. it sounds creepy. geoff: want to clap for mommy? want to clap for mommy? craig: all right. we got to go. good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> this 19news now. >> it's been the talk of the country for months now, minutes ago, daredevil, nik wallenda tight rope walked across niagra falls. following in his famous footsteps, ad

and then geoff said -- geoff: balls.ughter] craig: so instead of having "rainbow connection" an american classic, which we're reall good at, we are now going to have geoff's rendition of a cat. one -- geoff: meow. craig: wait! geoff: that was premature cat. [laughter] craig: one, two, three -- geoff: meow. craig: good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- visit: 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. and help citi help our u.s. athletes give back discover britvisit:lumbia. on the grounds. from deep ferry. he's got its. did glades the giants get their first preference game ever. we're live behind the bay ar

and then geoff said -- geoff: balls.ughter] craig: so instead of having "rainbow connection" an american classic, which we're reall good at, we are now going to have geoff's rendition of a cat. one -- geoff: meow. craig: wait! geoff: that was premature cat. [laughter] craig: one, two, three -- geoff: meow. craig: good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- . >>> this is 9news now. >>> tomorrow is flag day. it honors the day back in 1777 when the second continental congress adopted the flag of these united states. more than 2,000 americans have given their lives in defense of that flag in afghanistan. but a statistic we don't know is the number of people impacted by those deaths back here at home. people like the family of nicolas curbin of fairfax. david shows us their lives since the 21-year-old lost his. >> reporter: the number 2,000 only begins to tell of the story that's been lost in afghanistan. take douglas who was gunned down. it was his last mission before he was due t

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geoff: secretariat has been hitting the giggle water. craig: but still manages to keep a stoic expression. we'll take a break and be right back -- tomorrow. goopt, everyone. . >>> this is 9news now. >>> it has long been speculate, but now it has been confirmed. according to the world health organization, de sell fumes are, in fact -- diesel fumes are, in fact, causes of cancer. you can imagine that announcement today felt like a bombshell for a lot of folks who are constantly exposed to the fumes. ken molestina hit the streets of washington. he is live right now with what folks are saying. ken. >> reporter: you know, derek, for a long time it's been argued that diesel fuel has better economy than gasoline fuel. but today's announcement brings on a new debate. it has nothing to do with fuel economy and everything to do with health hazards. diesel emissions, can you now put that on the -- you can now put that on the long list of things that can kill you. >> that's pretty scary. if that's so common, then i feel like there should be a change

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geoff: pizza deliveryguy is here. it's organ freeman. [laughter] craig: well, we keep ourselves laughing. look, what i'm saying is that morgan freeman -- i was saying it to the studio audience. he is one of those amazing guests, you look sometimes across at people who are up at the desk and go my god, morgan freeman. geoff: and look at you and think how did this scottish lesbian get this show? [laughter] craig: i love you, organ. geoff: i love you too, chris. craig: good night, everybody. >>> death buyer fire. auto safety experts say that is what happened to dozens of people who perished in fiery crashes involving late models of the jeep grand cherokee. >> now the government is expanding its investigation into these vehicles and others. 9 wants you to know why some are calling this a life and death safety issue. for over a year our lesli foster has been investigating the claims made about these popular suv's. >> reporter: anita and derek, the questions center around the 1993 to 2004 jeep grand cherokee. if you look in this hatch you will

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geoff daniels, welcome inside the war room. thanks so much for being here. >> thanks, governor. >> it's so great to hear your voice. now, most actors -- let me just start on the michigan side of don't actually work on the ground creating jobs in their home states. tell people why you got involved. what caused you to decide to promote michigan? >> kathleen, my wife and i are from michigan. we decided to come bang here in 1986, raise our family and raise our kids and while i was here i started a theater company and it just, i guess it was the way i was brought up. my dad owns the lumber company in chelsea, michigan. he employs people. he cares about the people he employs employs. there is a relationship between the interior and the employees that goes beyond just the bottom line and i was always struck with that growing up. he really, truly cared as a small businessman about the people who worked for him. so i opened the purple rose theater company and did the same kind of thing and just knew that i was creating jobs that didn't

geoff: have at it, good sir. have at it. [laughter] craig: daddy? daddy? geoff: not now, son. working. craig: good night, everybody! [cheers and applause] [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one bank account to another, with citibank popmoney. easier banking. every step of the way. . >>> worst robbers ever. you have to see the heist that led to these bad guys getting a spanking. >>> plus topper is tracking it will be dry many to, and he has all of your weather alert codes tore the weekend. >>> but first tonight, 9 wants you to know in 2012 our military is averaging one suicide every single day. >>> this is 9news now. >>> it is a problem the military can't seem to solve. we lear

cnbc's geoff cutmore is live in london for us. geoff, talk to us in america about the importance of this bailout that spain just took. >> reporter: well, this is just critical, because what we've seen here is a failure by the spanish leadership to convince the markets that the banks in spain are actually safe. and we've seen in greece runs on banks when investors and savers have lost faith. now, the spanish administration wants to stop the run and prevent there being runs on spanish banks. so ultimately, over the weekend what we had was a deal hatched out, which means that the spanish banks could potentially get something like 100 billion euros, $125 billion u.s., to try and recapitalize. this is a large number. it's bigger than estimates so far for recapitalization. but the authorities are saying what we want to do here is banish all doubts about the ability of these banks to service their debts, and that's why we're going for this 100 billion euro number. we've got a risk rally here in europe, markets are higher, the euro's at a

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back to you. >> geoff cutmore live from london. thank you so much. >>> the man behind one of the biggest ponzi schemes in u.s. history will spend the rest of his life in prison. alan stamford was convicted bilkingof $7 billion. he used it to pay for everything from yachts to girlfriends. the 62-year-old billionaire was sentenced to 1 ten-years in federal prison. by comparison, madoff was sentenced to 150 years.1 ten-ye federal prison. by comparison, madoff was sentenced to 150 years.0 ten-ye federal prison. by comparison, madoff was sentenced to 150 years.ten-year federal prison. by comparison, madoff was sentenced to 150 years.en-years federal prison. by comparison, madoff was sentenced to 150 years.n-years federal prison. by comparison, madoff was sentenced to 150 years.-years i federal prison. by comparison, madoff was sentenced to 150 years. tom petters sentenced to 50 years in prison. stamford denied he committed fraud and blaming the government for ruining his business. when accusations first surfaced, he had some famous conf

joining me now is a astronomer geoff chester.ff is a guru, all about planets and galaxies, the universe. has a vast knowledge about all of that. i want to ask you about were is this an important event? describe what we are going to be seeing tomorrow. >> well what we are going to be see sing not exactly what one might think of as a visual spectacular like you get with a total solar eclipse or something like that. it is an incredibly rare event. probably the rarest predictable event that we have in the solar system. what will happen is that tomorrow, starting at about 6:04 p.m. in washington, lasting through sunset, we will see the disc of the planet venus cross or transit the face of the sun. now, the reason that this is interesting is that the first one of these was predicted biohannes kepler in the year 1631. he didn't live to see it. the first one that was actually observed was in 1639 by two astronomers in england. since then, since 1639 transit, this will only be the fifth time this event has ever been observed. first telesc

geoff: geoff peterson and the accused. craig: good night, everybody. >>> we are following breaking news right now. a roof has collapsed at a warehouse inlandover on cabin branch drive. these are live pictures from sky 9. the early reports indicate one employee was inside that warehouse and is still missing. rescue crews are on the scene looking for that employee and anybody else who might be trapped. no word on what brought the roof down. we will bring you the new developments as we get them. >>> on to what may be one of the most divisive issues in america this century. today in a 5-4 decision the supreme court upheld the affordable care act. and the court upheld the individual mandate. >> that is the requirement for almost every american to bay health insurance. the court ruled that mandate is constitutional if the fine is considered as a tax. chief justice john roberts sided with the liberal judges in this case and he is the one who wrote that opinion. as americans line up on either side of this decision we're joined now

geoff: they love you. craig: yes, they love me. geoff: this is coming from a fairy from glen dale? [laughter] craig: let's finish the issue up. ready? ♪ through the rain send in [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one bank account to another, with citibank popmoney. easier banking. every step of the way. panhandling for their school the same school that is getting hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars for students who don't even exist. >>> how are they getting ahold of it. >>> pastries could have to be worth $100 million the labor day area bakery chain just gobbled up by starbucks. a dream come true for one kansas couple of all expense paid trip to the bay and when you see what

cnbc's geoff cutmore is live in london. >> it will be fascinating, i think tarm tim johnson wants to know if you are engaged in trying to reduce risk, how on earth do you increase risk and end up with a trading loss potentially of $5 billion. the senate banking committee, want to know whether bank officials are any good at spotting risk and preventing it becoming large enough to be a systemic threat to the financial system. jamie dimon for his part will say it was all about the cio office and whether they were meant to be reducing risk, they engaged in trades that went wrong. no doubt he will be apologetic. but he's got a tough job on his hands today. trying to convince this banking committee that bank executives know how to reduce risk in the organization. was it about reducing risk rather than trying to make money from these hedging positions? it will an interesting conversation, and one no doubt that could have some impact on bank stocks. so watch those carefully. back to you. >> we'll be watching, geoff cutmore live in london. >>> still ahead on "way too early," lebron james and

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i will start with geoff land re, a republican congressman from louisiana.e was talking to jay sekelo and talking about, the mandate on contraception coverage from the obama administration is so discriminatory against religion it's outrageous. >> that's not why he is a candidate. he went on to say this. remember an administration who has no problem granting special status or waivers to muslims as they go through tsa screening. as they believe there is a need to grant them special rights they go through the tsa trainings based upon their religion. i am okay with that. it doesn't exist. if it did exist why would you be fine with that. he said turn around and attack christians when they don't stand up and say, listen, we believe the policies attack christians. >> i will. >> what special exemptions do ms. limbs get by the tsa? he is not referring to anything. sometimes he will take a word or a sentence and twist it out of shape. he just made it up. he is a u.s. congressman saying you know what? obama loves the muss 4ri78s gives them special exemptions. lims, giv

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steve, all of us got to, the ladies, geoff, the horse, both ends, and me, we got together and we're goingd you and your parents to the great show business restaurant, the ivy in los angeles, where you can eat for free. happy birthday, steve. good night, everybody! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one bank account to another, with citibank popmoney. easier banking. every step of the way. you're talking 30 to 35 minutes. and sorry they're dead. the lives in danger and help police fight their way as the fire danger arises tonight is a big area agency cut its firefighting force. in this man was a constant basis breakers and now he is dead. but bay area police is asking people

[laughter] geoff: no way. [laughter] craig: nope. [laughter] good night, everybody.d night. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi 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. one of the busiest freeways in the bay area is about to be shutdown. the repair work after a car crash and fire in the oakland hills. >>> the secret jail house conversation between the two suspects in the brent still case. >>> and a little-known ways to help fix bad credits the new kind of loan that can improve your score in a matter of months. breaking news any minute now the chp will close a stretch of the more her car for a when interstate 580 in both directions. the closure will be running from 90th avenue to seminary avondale the chp this all started when a woman lost control of her car and careened into a utility pole s

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[laughter] geoff: no way. [laughter] craig: nope. [laughter] good night, everybody.d night. . >>> breaking news. a man crashes his suv into a building in downtown dc and police say it was intentional. that comment coming directly from the chief just a short time ago. the driver of that jeep liberty slammed into the ground floor of the washington square building. at 1050 connecticut avenue northwest. the driver suffered minor injuries and police say they have taken him to the hospital for observation. nobody else was hurt. now, the fbi joint terrorism force task also responded to the incident. >>> we're following breaking news where a family is accusing a family of beating a loved one to death right in front of their eyes, but they say a man attacked them. >> ken molestina is live. what is happening? >> reporter: well, there are two different stories here, and they're completely different. police say one thing, and as you would imagine, the family is saying something completely different. the man who did die in police custody, we know he is 38-year-old anthony chamber

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hooligans of the blame for the turmoil that resulted in multiple injuries are eastern europe correspondent geoff skew reports. one hundred and fifty poles have been arrested for attacking the crowd of russian fans and the russians were also attacking for providing violent response to the polish attack anyway when to stand that those twenty odd russians who have been arrested who've been detained in poland will be deported from the country according to the interior ministry and a future they will have problems of training shan't get a visa because of all these because of participation in this in this in those riots in warsaw now certainly the relations between warsaw and moscow have been very strained have been difficult for many centuries now but for now when the stand that they have basically normalized and the events which happened in warsaw last night is something of a blast from the past certainly there are political forces in poland who are interested in this hatred towards russia but certainly this is a minority of the polish population for now in fact we understand that many poles have be

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it's typical thing of being weak at 3:00 in the morning, you're blot revenge, geoff over what happened. the tool allows you to get out of the maze and stop thinking about the person and move on. it's a very important tool in relationships because in relationships you get two people, both of whom are in the maze. they're holdag judge against each other. that's why so many relationships fail because people don't know how to get out of that state. relationships turn into a love blast. >> rose: speak to the tool of active love. >> speak to it? okay. what we call "th "the maze" is e sense you have been treated unfairly by the world. you don't get a promotion you have been treated unfairly. somebody diss you, insults you. human beings almost all of us, have the belief that the universe should be fair. and we wait-- after we've been mistreated-- we wait for the universe to roller coasterrify itself, to make things even handed. like what the ghost said to hamless. the tool is predicated on the idea we don't expect fairness, nor do we need fairness to go to another state. active love is fully p

we find out there is a rich donor, geoff walker a major donor and he had written an e-mail to dragusing online learning world has reached the top of the line universities and we need these strategies or be left behind. what? you want the university of virginia one of the best schools to turn into phoenix university or some nonsense? looking to make a buck. it turns out draggus is on board. she writes an e-mail to one of her fellow board members saying we can't afford to wait, and what can't she every day to wait for? she puts a link to a "wall street journal" edit oral where she say: >> yeah. they have. so they can make a buck. but their students are in disastrous shape. i can give you a sense of it. for-profit colleges, if i went to the uva, i feel dirty for putsing those in the same sentence: it's not their fault but their institution fails them. they represent 46 percents of all student loan dollars in default. so they go there thinking they are going to get a good education and they get snookerred instead. they want to turn uva into that? thank god, they lost. all right. now, i a