>> ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! ew, i gotta tell you-- your laugh scares the [bleep] out of me. >> because it's a farce. what neil did was reach down and push the dog back, at which point, the dog bit him. >> it sounds like he was just trying to stop the dog from running in the street. >> i was horrified. why--why would you do that? >> as andrew's ranting and raving, neil walks in. instead of andrew using some sort of decorum or discretion or shutting his mouth, he continues. he actually gets even more amped up. >> and then he comes up to my office yelling and screaming at me that i should have shown more compassion. >> but i think when that happens, i think what people are looking for is some level of sympathy. >> that's not--again, my staff has to function a right way. >> i know. >> when neil started working here, and i told him to this-- to his face--i had big hopes for him. >> when you say that to somebody, "i had high hopes for you..." >> neil did not hear that from me until we had a huge argument in the kitchen

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. >>> laughing and joking like this guy getting bit by a shark, ha, ha, ha. >> yes, but it was not a joke. he talks about his terrifying brush with a great white. >>> the winds have a bite in them but not enough to cool things off much. the forecast when we come back ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. recovering tonight -- after great white shark a took bi out of him. he's still shaken after his brush with death off manhatn beach. but tonight: he shared his story with art barron: :19 steven rob >>> a seasoned swimmer is recovering from a shark bite. tonight he shared his story with us. >> i had a shark surface from the bottom of the water. >> reporter: steven is recovering a day after a great white shark bit him while swimming in manhattan beach. >> at that moment i happened to be in the wrong spot at the wrong time. >> reporter: he shared these photos of the injuries to his torso and right thumb. >> bit right into my chest and i -- i felt that crunch right into my chest. and i -- and the compregz with the teeth coming into -- and the compr

ha-ha-ha-ha. oh, my god. mr. sheffield. you know the catchphrase and everything. can't you just laugh like that once? just go -- ha, ha, eh-eh-eh-eh. [ laughter ] >> oh, that's a good one. that's a good one. >> jimmy: you could sneak it in like a little easter egg. [ laughter ] throw it in there. only us, only we'll know. this show doesn't air anywhere. what is going on with this season of "the bridge"? >> well, we're nearly done. we're filming episode 12 of 13 right now. and it just started airing last wednesday. and it's pretty cool this season. it's very dark, you know. >> jimmy: a corpse comes up. >> there's a couple of corpses come up. but, you know, it deals with very serious issues that arise on the border towns. so, you know, drug cartels and immigration and corruption. >> jimmy: yeah. when we were over there, by the way, i think your german accent almost came out a little bit. when you -- >> vat do you mean? i am not -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. >> i am not happy not to vin. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm not happy not to vin at all

>> ha, ha, ha. ducis rogers has the eagles including a live report, and highlights in sports when "action news" comes right back. >>> new jersey governor, christie,sy putting pressure on lawmakers for the state's bail system. the changes would give judges discretion to keep those considered dangerous behind bars and release minor offenders even if they cannot afford bail. >> how do we continue to allow a system to exist that fails our poor and fails those that pose no risk to the communities because we allow dangerous people to walk free because they can afford to. >> christy called a special legislation session to push lawmakers to act. >>> two juveniles are facing criminal charges for whipping up a batch of brownies laced with marijuana. it happened in collegeville last week while the owner wrsotirb ap cpucis e aoktnnyty ed t aeo ah tn the ffto afte e with see sem sntythie t atle thortorth atac tyat mmfo iffr s ngrp h llivse tyehereoo f ichatane gt, gtt eitom > is n f rrcutrkh ha, ar withefhga to s

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ha-ha. >> ha-ha. >> oh. self a cabbage patch doll. >> don't think it will be enough for her. >> he will grow up so quickly. cabbage patch doll. or ice cream cone. spanish physicist-turned chef, concocted ice cream if you look it it will eventually change colors. i laugh, because first of all who licks their ice creep aam a stops to look ate. obviously. this must be some chemical. the top, periwinkle blue treat that starts to turn darker purple i guess. >> uh-huh. >> go figure. novelty. >> do we know what is inside? >> mystery chemical. start on the left. when it starts. lick it on the right. >> healthy parents everywhere are ready to go buy this. shame we don't have it on set to try. >> with our cheesecake. >> well, in italy, a group of grandmothers, older women, have proven that it doesn't matter how old you are to jump rope. take a look at this video. they are -- from rendoratta, italy. it got 1,000 shares on facebook. look at them. look at them go. >> she's got moves. >> she does have moves. seniors at a s

. >> ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. >> pueblo long ago learned to adapt to hard times, dry seasons, war, incursionng. and they had to deal. >> we found a pack rat. >> our first pack rat. >> in preparation for the summer solstice ceremony, game like rabbits and pack rats are collected for the medicine man as a payment for his services. >> how you notice is there's some droppings, fresh droppings. >> you see the droppings, you know there's one around. this time of the day, they're going to be inside their homes. there's too many predators around. >> it's not easy. once you find a nest, you got to dig after the little burrowing bastards. you hack, you dig. you dig some more. >> a lot of work for a small rodent. >> i was just thinking that. yeah. >> that's what our ancestors had to do sometimes. you know, when times go hard. right now there's this drought going on. if we didn't have the grocery stores -- >> right. >> then hopefully when you flush one cleanly -- >> oh! >> get it? >> got it right here. >> right. >> and give him a good whack on the head. >> the ratio of work to protein. is not in the hun

ha-ha-ha. >> scoot came back one day like on a horse. he was lost for four hours. reback on a horse. never ridden a horse before. and where did you get this horse from? he was like, it was just tied up. >> jimmy: well the movie is called "the rover" opens in new york and los angeles tomorrow. i've don't know if i believe anything you just said. but the movie came out great. robert pattinson, everybody. we'll be right back! ♪ ♪ so tell me about that at&t best-ever family pricing thing. its ten gigs of data to share with unlimited talk and text, and for a family of four, its $160 a month. $160 a month? sign us up. um, maybe we sign you up at the store after this. right, 'cause this is the... food court, yeah. it's the food court. at&t's best-ever family pricing. for instance, a family of four gets 10 gigs of data, with unlimited talk & text, for $160 dollars a month. to try to get every hair. this is what we do. introducing fusion proglide rebuilt with flexball technology. makes maximum contact over tricky contours, and gets virtually every hair. new flexball for the

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house and shoot pool and drink beer and so on. >> come on. >> mainstream media are cheering on, ha, ha, haas fun playing golf and going to fund raisers. >> they're not cheering him on. >> they're not holding him to account on the libya stuff. you would have to admit the libya coverage is not as substantial and nothing as it would have been if it was president bush and secretary rice? charge. >> it's not substantial but not because it's president obama. it's not substantial because right now, there's so much focus on gaza and israel, so much focus on ukraine and russia that as you pointed out earlier, there's so much real estate on the front page of a newspaper, so much real estate on a news program that there's so many other things happening and it's not simply because, oh, it's a liberal in the white house. i -- it's not that simple. >> there's zero people there. they didn't leave any marines behind. >> that's being covered on all the major networks. the evacuation of libya is not something being ignored right now. >> but they're not putting it to john kerry and susan rice and barack obam

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has been in europe for the last few days. she was there july 4th in britain, she was getting mocked mercilessly by republicans. she's hasiews where her allies suspect she'll continue cleaning up the fallout from the dead broke gaffe and some of the other missteps she's had and then going to basically disappear for most of the summer. she's going to be in the hamptons and the hope from her allies she learned some of what went wrong in the last couple of weeks and will demonstrate that in the fall. >> we'll watch and learn a lesson or two. peter? >> an alliance of democratic groups including the dnc and a couple super packs are starting a big voting rights push in a couple weeks, this includes voter registration efforts but also includes a push to elect democratic secretaries of state in key states like ohio, colorado, iowa, new mexico. the goal here obviously is to protect what they see is the rights of voters but also those are all very important states for 2016 to have friendly secretaries of state running elections in big battleground states next year. >> nice to have friends in the right places. manu mentioned the se

ha, ha. i don't think they understood what was going on. >> he is yelling, still. >> he got bit. >> he got bit. [screaming] >> reporter: he is no stranger to water. last year he swam from catalina, a 24 mile distance in 13 miles, in his 40 years in the water he never encountered a great white shark. >> i really hope that they will make more strict law regarding the fishermen in manhattan beach. >> reporter: he was treated by the lifeguards on the beach. his wife says she heard from others the fishermen were throwing chum in the water to attract the shark. >> it is sore. my thumb has no sensation right now. my hands, my fingers move, my thumb wiggles but -- it hurts. >> the shark attack victim's wife is now calling for a ban on fishing from that pier. >>> an animal, spotted hanging out in the area last week. neighbors think it stowed away in a car's engine compartment. they used fig newton into the trap and he will be sent home. >>> getting straight to the headline, a few unusual things happening in the weather department. one of them being what happened over the desert. high pressure is sending tropical moisture up our way. as we zoom in here you can see widely scattered thunderstorms that are erupting over the southwest. some of it is drifting gently in the eastern sierra. not a factor for the bay area but for the fact that we are going to get high clouds floating in over the bay from time to time and maybe a few build ups over the range. you might look for that on monday. speaking of monday, out the door tomorrow morning, we will see fog by the coastline, patch

>> ha, ha, ha. we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet rated 6 out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good, it's not the best. no, it's not fun. look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. switch from the bottom to the top and see why millions of satisfied customers have made fios #1. sign up for a verizon fios triple play online with a 2-year agreement and get an amazing $400 back plus a free lg g tablet or up to $200 off any tablet from verizon wireless. but hurry, don't wait - this great offer ends august 10th. >>> just a few years ago he was all the rain in new york and now he is scrambling for a job in philadelphia. >> we are talking about one mark sanchez, last year the quarterback job was up for grabs but not this time around, matt foles has it. mark sanchez spent four years as the jets starter. and he has the backup locked up. >> what you see is he is making quicker decisions than he did in the spling, not that he was slow in the spring but he feels more comfortable in

ha ha ha!! i don't like that, raymond. okay. come on, kids, get your coats on.we're going out to eat. yippee! you ready, ray? bye, marie. don't bother to clean up. i'll get to it later. she'll get to it later. even the ants are laughing.

has been some fatigue in how far they can push these policies. they are seeing the labor market grow steadily even though growth has been volatile. but the labor market hased to improve steadily, and inflation is gradually ticking higher towards the fed's objective so that gives them the confidence side. now the fear has been there has been a lot of controversy surroubing the asset program the fed conducted, so all of these policies have been controversial. and that's the fear side. >> perhaps another thing that may be mroving them is that the jobs -- the labor market -- june was a very strong month for jobs. the unemployment rate to 6.1%, but not everyone thinks the labor market is very strong. why the conflict in that view? >> well, one of the things that is happening is the unemployment rate has dropped fairly quickly, and economists think that some of that drop is due to a decline in labor force participation, which really just means people who are discouraged about their prospects for finding a job, kind of -- they stopped looking, so they are no longer counted as unemployed. it's hard to distinguish how much of the labor force participation drop is

it has not come out yet. >> since then he has come back, it was to accept the pulitzer of all things but we are wait withing to find out why that story hasn't come out, and what story has in it. >> he has other big stories in the work us doesn't he. >>ing this the businessest story he has talked about, he came back and did a tour for his book, he has been releasing stories for a year now. and the biggest stories yet to come, at least what he implied is naming names on who the nsa. so this could be a start of a series. >> so much debate over practices that there was that report recently that said the work on phones was -- it was just wrong. that it was breeching privacy, but now there's in new report that backs what happen the nsa has been working on. >> which really shocked civil libertarians. >> ruffled some feathers i would imagine. >> it did. what is happening in germany right now. >> this story hasn't even hit in the u.s., but there is a story coming out of germany, and this is not based on snowden documents are they say that anyone who is searched for the tour, now the tour is the onion router, what they call the dark net, anyone who has even searched for that, yo

ha ha ha. >> rose: what's the nature, i mean the relationship between the two of you having seemedy close. beyond the moment at yale when you looked across and said you've been looking at me, introduce yourself, right. tb>> right.>> rose: 40 years a. >> long time ago. >> rose: what is it about the two of you? >> i don't know how you describe it. you certainly can't bottle it. you know, we just have this deep profound connection that is you know love and companionship and support and intellectual rapport. i mean it just is all of that rolled up into one. and we are two complicated people and we have a great deal that we're grateful for because of our marriage and because of our family. and it's just, it's a tremendously fulfilling and reinforcing experience all the time. and i just can't describe it any better. >> rose: and it had what? >> it had love. i mean, it had really at bottom a very strong and consistent sense of love in a very deep way. >> rose: let me talk about foreign policy. across the board, people are asking what's the role of the united states today. how do we determ

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ha-ha! >> he has no idea whose car it is or why it's there. >> get the hell out of here. th!yes are watering. >> that's so emotional. you see how much it means to him because he gave it up to make someone happy, and they are making him feel just as loved as he once made them feel. >> right. she's so dprgrateful for him an all he did. >> get out. >> i don't believe it. >> oh, my god. >> get in it. >> i love the fact it's the kids giving the dad the keys. >> yeah. >> it looks exactly the same from the picture. >> only thing different is the hair now. >> right. who cares about the hair because now his hair won't get messed up. >> what a beautiful story, i love this. >>> that's all for us here at >>> announcer: live from new york city, wendy williams. today, wendy's panel debates the least hottest topics, including reports lea michele is dating a former male escort. >>> wendy's got the details. and all the latest, juicy, "hot topics." now, here's wendy. [ cheers and applause ]

ha-ha-ha-ha! >> questlove: i'm sorry. i have to keep my job, you know? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm going to be on the cover of "martha stewart living" next month, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] no, i'm not. the summer issue is available right now, all the recipes we made tonight are in there so, go pick it up! my thanks to jon hamm, brit marling, martha stewart -- i love ya! and the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight, taye diggs. andy serkis. music from neon trees. featuring the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] we have excellent news. what excellent news. now i'm

has been revolutionary. it has opened up a lot of opportunities to come out here. before it was a nightmare. now it has opened up. more convenient to go west and east. >> until recently, china has always relied on foreigners for railway engineering. even a decade ago it was european know-how that started to move into high-speed rail. now china builds its own. is stolene technology from others. >> one of china's new generation already 12,000s, kilometers of high-speed track and once to die in -- double that by the end of the decade. critics worry about corruption, safety and the price tagged. this has already cost 500 billion dollars. the government is not listening. they want to exploit the technology a broad. >> chinese media call him the railway salesman. pushing fornister contracts whenever he goes abroad. here in the u.k. last month. china has already won high-speed is ms. elsewhere in europe. there.n does not stop west across china through central asia, a train straight to your rep. the ultimate goal for the china's railway builders. home, the bullet trains averaging 300 kilometers per hour. if th

i also want to say congrats to our pal ha ha clinton-dix. [ cheers ] he's a safety who was drafted by the green bay packers last night. that's right. his name is haton-dix. [ laughter ] i just hope he does well. you hate to hear some guy in the crowd go like, "you suck, clinton-dix!" [ laughter ] what? [ cheers and applause ] his name is -- but that's right. clinton-dix is a packer. [ laughter ] only way that can get better if he was a tight end. if he was a tight end -- [ laughter ] that's good. >> steve: that's good. is he a wide receiver? [ laughter ] i'm asking what position he plays. >> jimmy: i don't know. i don't know. hey, i want to wish everyone a a happy mother's day. oh yeah, wow. [ cheers and applause ] happy, happy, happy mother's day to all the mothers. [ applause ] and since this is my wife's first mother's day i went with my daughter and got one of those hand prints made in clay. [ audience aws ] and my wife was like, "thanks, honey, but i'd rather have the baby's hand print." [ laughter ] and i'm like, "well i'm famous. so i mean it's worth more." [ laughter ] i'm the one who grows her. actually a new survey found that the averag

ha-ha-ha-ha! >> questlove: i'm sorry. i have to keep my job, you know?g" next month, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] no, i'm not. the summer issue is available right now, all the recipes we made tonight are in there so, go pick it up! my thanks to jon hamm, brit marling, martha stewart -- i love ya! and the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight, taye diggs. andy serkis.

the answer was ha, ha, ha. >> reporter: you were serious? n hours of videotape she provided to abc news. much of it recorded in the heat of battle. weren't you putting the woman you loved at great risk? >> absolutely. we both knew there was a lot of risk involved in doing what we did. and i would do it again. in complete violation of army rules. >> reporter: gant was sent to afghanistan in 2010. the major had proposed a way to win the war, by spending small teams of special forces to move in with and win the loyalty of the tribes, one tribe at a time. a strategy endorsed by general david petraeus and other top commanders who told gant and the green berets to push the envelope. >> they do have to stretch the pounds a bit. there's an expectation that they'll do some of that. it's celebrated as a quality. >> reporter: gant brought a small team to assimilate with the tribes in two small villages. looking more like osama bin laden than an army major. >> protect your village, protect your valley, and protect your tribe. tell everyone i did not come

ha-ha! >> he has no idea whose car it is or why it's there. >> get the hell out of here. th! >> that's so emotional. you see how much it means to him because he gave it up to make someone happy, and they are making him feel just as loved as he once made them feel. >> right. she's so dprgrateful for him an all he did. >> get out. >> i don't believe it. >> oh, my god. >> get in it. >> i love the fact it's the kids giving the dad the keys. >> yeah. >> it looks exactly the same from the picture. >> only thing different is the hair now. >> right. who cares about the hair because now his hair won't get messed up. >> what a beautiful story, i love this. >>> that's all for us here at "rtm," and thank you for joining us. we'll see you next time. >> defy your age! dr. oz: they can do it. so can you. >> see questions to the fountain of youth. dr. oz: the best way to fight off winkles. >> natural remedy to roll back the hands of time. dr. oz: you need a lot of protein in your diet to get hair like this. >> you're looking good already. >> look and feel years younger with tricks like this.

. >> ha ha ha! [ laughter ] >> reporter: i just love that. okay, so bastille day celebrations here in the french quarter district of san francisco. also, across the bridge in yountville. sunday 12 to 8 p.m. you want more information, visit us online at kpix.com and kick on events. brian and michelle, ho-ho-ho! >> how do you do it? >> very nice. nice sunny day out there, too, thanks, roberta. >>> there is a test in europe that could help predict if pregnant women will deliver prematurely. researchers at imperial college in london say all it takes is a simple urine test by a woman in the first trimester. this will show the effect metabolism even at an early stage of pregnancy will have on birth. >>> summer barbecues means lots of food, tasty for you, bad for your pets. up next the pet expert on the common foods to keep away from your four-legged friends. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> warm weather is the time for outdoor picnics and barbecues and pets like my dog flossie are always ready to belly up and have some of that finger licking good human foo

bringing it alive, the ha ha moment. ha moment. ere is a researcher who is figuring out how to connect circuitry to my sprains. you can be reading what is going on and understanding what is going on. introduced himself, i am going to understand the brain. to getence is beginning to that point. that is why it is critical to pay more attention to science. >> not because it is going to make you smarter. but because it affects so many diseases. all summers. -- all summers disease -- alzeihmers disease. lou gehrig's. depression. and sight and hearing. all connected to the brain. >> exactly. >> let me talk about some of the businesses you are involved in? what are some of the businesses you are involved in? what about linkedin? ago will start with an act -- an antidote. - an antedote. there are millions of people world.ng in a networked you have to have the right filter between signal and noise. being found is critical. being found, that is how i did the airbnb investment. they came and found me. correctly knew you would be receptive. >>

ha-ha-ha! looking for someone to talk to. >> f.p.: i am my own best audience. >> kenny: how about jake diekman. he didn't have the opportunity to talk to himself on a baseball field in high school because his school did not have a baseball team. how about span stepping away. >> f.p.: he's taking all the way in a 3-0 count. probably wasn't feeling real comfy. >> kenny: diekman did not have the opportunity to play baseball in high school, school was too small, no team. instead he played golf. >> f.p.: naturally throws 100. >> kenny: hopefully didn't shoot 100. >> f.p.: big pitch coming. 3-0, none of them near. >> kenny: rendon waiting on deck. then werth. 3-3. top of the tenth in philadelphia. pay off pitch to span. another foul. >> f.p.: there you go, all heat, upper 90s. pitch number eight. >> kenny: span scored the nationals' first run back in the first inning. nearly four hours ago. >> f.p.: that's a good at bat by denard span. >> kenny: walked in the first, came around to score, and now a lea

has executed this empire have they have they operated it their raj system has been the central banking fees dominated system over the last forty years since post bretton woods and here's a tweet from ian fraser he says markets are totally rigged in the biggest rigors of all of the central bankers this is a quote from charles good heart and he told us to camp alphaville which was took place here in london at four at the financial times and charles goodhart used to serve on the board of the bank of england and so he's talking about quantitative easing is causing market rigging that this is the central bank's rigging in the markets but he also mentioned here straws goodheart talking to the financial journalist and i call ha ha ha he said and this rigging by the central banks least the other rigging goodheart ads citing the allegations of four x. rate fixing again but people are just sick of it this is a way to alienate people into lose friends to lose market participants to lose faith to lose trust so what we have then but nothing right every single central bank of the world's been co-opted by the federal reserve bank bank of japan the bank of england the other major ones they now want the european central bank which let's face it is old buddies bank the old german central bank to expand their balance sheet go to quantitative easing and they're going to say no we're not is about fact why don't we just take over your economy and don't want to just bring in the fourth reich you fricken losers and you know what they could do it they've got the firepower they've got the intelligence they've got the leadership something american the u.k. has no leadership whatsoever and then the other line of the russia it wa

[ laughter ] ha, ha, ha, ha. got you, kids. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we are going to comic-con in san diego this weekend. you can see the giant there, guillermo not included. maybe guillermo wasn't the best choice to operate the monster. [ laughter ] do you watch the show "orange is the new black"? [ cheers and applause ] it's a show about life inside a women's prison. and apparently the popularity of the show has made it fashionable for non-criminals, for people on the outside to wear orange jumpsuits, to wear them as clothes. i've never seen anyone wearing one, but a sheriff in michigan is apparently so concerned that civilians will now get mistaken for inmates he's changing the color of the uniforms in his prison to avoid confusion. inmates in saginaw county will now wear black-and-white striped jumpsuits. black-and-white striped clothing used to signify a much more depressing life sentence, which was being an employee at foot locker. [ laughter ] but now -- and apparently, the inmates are upset. they

has been barbed wire, alarm systems, excavators, trucks, generators, that kind of thing. communications gear. and again, all of this is a part of a package of more than $33 million now that the president has -- haspproved. >> reporter: -- haven't gotten there yet, and it has been a long time since they requested that -- >> they are working through the procurement process. it's working through there and they will get there soon. >> reporter: is the concern that this will evolve into a proxy war between the u.s. and russians if the u.s. were to provide lethal aid. >> the concern is the territorial integrity of ukraine continues to be violated by its neighbor in russia and that needs to stop. >> who has the black box? in >> i don't know. >> reporter: is that a concern that evidence may be tampered with? this >> i said at the outset that we want safe and unimpeded access to the site so the investigators can do what they need to do including recovery of the black box. >> you have been listening to admiral john kerby, he is the pentagon's spokesperson talking about any information that the pentagon may have provided to the white house. the president confirming today that it is now the belief of the un

has it had? >> reasonable enough. it has not been a great deal of publicity and the local media because it has been a well-known as thegest ipo in 4 years. there's a bit of interest. it has not turned profit for a while. it is a bit of contention. return to profitability in 2015. populationtry's ages, it will be a good time to be in the health space. >> paul allen joining us from sydney. healthscope, what is it going to be debuting in? we are looking ahead to markets today. >> that is right. good to see you. region. across the we'll start with australia. it is trading lower. the regional benchmark. for the week last week, we had a 1.4% gain. as mark is again underway in hong kong and shanghai, moderate advances. shanghai lifted by some of the data over the weekend. i want to take you to the asx and commodities because we are tracking precious metals with the ongoing gaza situation and a bit of a risk of the table of investors. this was you see. crude oil in new york is pretty much unchanged. copper in the middle space is a down. gold am a look at it. it hit a one-week high on friday. -- gold, look at it. if we look at

>> ha, ha, ha. >>> just a few years ago he was all the rain in new york and now he is scrambling for a job in philadelphia. >> we are talking about one mark sanchez, last year the quarterback job was up for grabs but not this time around, matt foles has it. mark sanchez spent four years as the jets starter. and he has the backup locked up. >> what you see is he is making quicker decisions than he did in the spling, not that he was slow in the spring but he feels more comfortable in terms of what we are trying to do. >> he making smart decisions and gets to the second receiver and it's great learning from him. jeffrey lurie has owned the team for 20 years and is he more hungry for the elusive super bowl title. >> it's a team approach and everyone is humble about it. nobody is trying to take responsibility for anything. it's strictly to be better than 31 other teams, you better be a very good team. >>> still ahead the union make what they think is a key addition. you got a little something on the back of your shoe there. a price tag! danger! price tag alert! oh. hey, guys. price tag ale