megan, i believe in you, and i believe in hoboken, new jersey. >> steve: okay.teve: you need nine to win. "i want to be like mike" is the category. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> steve: these are famous michaels. >> jimmy: and i need nine to win? >> steve: yes, you need two more than you can get, but go. [ laughter ] ready? 30 seconds on the clock. >> jimmy: maybe i'll get bonus if i get all of them. will you give me nine if i get all of them? >> what? >> jimmy: just say yes. [ laughter ] >> oh, yes, yes. >> steve: if you get all of them, if it's a tie. you get all of them. >> if you get all of them and you have time to do five solid pushups before the clock stops. [ cheers and applause ] >> aw, man, that's so impressive. >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: so all of them and five pushups. >> jimmy: here we go. >> megan, are you ready? a lot -- 30 seconds on the clock. go. >> basketball player. >> jimmy: michael jordan. >> oh, no. it's not him. no, guy with the silver gloves. >> jimmy: michael jackson. [ ding ] >> yeah. [ laughter ] he is with regis and kelly. >> jimmy: michael

. >>> now to hoboken, new jersey where two water main breaks have flooded most of the city. this is in one instance a contractor at a construction site hit a 30-inch water main. the pipe burst. most of the city is now without water. people who do have water and are being now told they got to boil it before actually using it. remember hoboken is one of the cities hit hard by hurricane sandy. >>> and of course you might not think you need another lecture about texting while driving. it is deadly. we all know that. we're adults. a new survey finding adults do it the most. almost half of a thousand adults admitted to texting while driving compared with 43% of teenagers. so our guests are here to talk about this problem. it was hard to believe actually when we heard these stats but then, you know, on our morning meeting are folks who fessed up to it and said, yeah. i do it too. tell us about the study. what did they find? >> okay. what is interesting here is that 49% of adults admit to texting while driving compared to 43% of teenagers as you mention chld what is interesting is t

homes in hoboken, new jersey were flooded. south, wejust to the did not experience a level of devastation that was inflicted on our neighbors to the north. but our own state was hit hard. widespread flooding caused damage to businesses, roads, todges -- cutting off access hospitals, schools, and to work. the class of the storm was severe. 160 two people were killed as a result of the hurricane. killed as ae were result of the hurricane. it is expected to rank as the second costliest hurricane on record. it will take years to recover from the devastation. it is important to get the recovery right. in the aftermath of hurricane katrina we saw many problems during the recovery phase and created -- money was not always well spent or coordinated. recovery moves slowly as a result. millions of dollars were spent providing temporary housing for survivors and travel trailers. people stayed in there for far too long because permanent housing solutions were not identified. red tape prevented us from making an impact we could have made w

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. >> this is -- ♪ >> so this happened in hoboken, by the way, and the birthday boy decided to throw at minute call. look how freaked out this guy is. they're all in masks. >> oh, freaky. >> now, would you have walked in on that? i don't think i would have gone in. >> presents a tip. >> oh, my god. >> they pass it around the table. >> oh, my gosh. i would have thought it was a satanic meeting of some sort. >> would you have entered that house? that is the beginning of a really freaky episode of ""dateline"" right, hoda? >> that's definitely "dateline" friday. >> now, when the guy went back to the store, they said this delivery man is known for making up stories, so no one believed him. >> oh, my gosh. >> then who posted the video after? >> these guys. the friends. >> the birthday boy. >> that's just mean. >> that's cruel. >> it's hysterical. think about what the pizza man was thinking. and had a heart attack because of it. >> that is crazy. >> that's a group of guys with a good sense of humor. >> let's hear from our facebook fans if they think that's mean or just really funny? >> hyste

restoration of the hoboken terminal delivered 512 truckloads of drinking water to new york, new jersey, that of mania and west virginia and refurbished 115 transitional housing units and assessment images of coastal protection and closing of breaches in terriers in new york and new jersey. another mission assignment they can do news is the removal left by hurricane and he and i have an update on the removal information included in a complete statement for the hearing if they could do that right now so we can update numbers. as of this week from the city of new york spammer can 734,000 cubic yards of debris removed by the corps of engineers. on fire island, the number of private property debris removal assessments assigned to the court and the number completed has risen. the new total assigned as one does in 814 of which went as the 779 completed. successive uppers is due to a dedicated team that included the quarter, navy, coast guard, department of transportation and the new york city transit system and many more. damage sufficient to what repair was reported for 19 federal hurricane

bill: lisa everts reporting from hoboken, new jersey on that.talk about who it is or who it might be. heather: waits you. bill: it wasn't me. was it you? heather: no i didn't buy a ticket. bill: if you take the lump-sum payout you will walk away with $221 million. heather: nice. bill: that remainder that goes to the government will be able to may for the irs video we just watched. heather: communities do well. a lot of the portions go to ed indication, that's good. bill: let's hope. let's hope. heather: major developments on the american pastor locked up in iraq. we will tell you -- iran i should say. we will tell you about the new signs of hope for his family, plus -- >> she walked quite a distance in a very, very threatening environment, it's very black out here, very dark. bill: a child escaping a crash, but finding herself in new danger when she's forced to find help in the dead of night. heather: and the future of the republican party, karl rove weighing in, why he is saying, don't give up just yet. bill: 10:30 in new york. karl rove over t

the city of hoboken, new jersey towing other cars away in case more of that street caves in.ere are new questions about access to your online medical record. there is a brand-new report and it find that doctors want to keep patients in the dark, limiting what they can see when it comes to their own health information. dr. robert lilla is the chairman of medicine at newark beth hospital. very impressive credentials, doctor. electronic health records are the wave of the future. doctors are moving away from paper. why does this new harris poll study show that doctors, a majority of them don't think that patients should have access to their electronic health records. >> obviously that would be a good thing to have patients. patients look at their medical world, they find mistakes in the record and if a doctor wants to be confidential about say a patient is massively obese and he or she puts that in the medical record or it says that the patient is being abused by her husband or in the case of a male, abused, the patient is going to read that and somewhat protective is the physici