so we wanted quinn and huck's first time to feel like quinn and huck.it was beautiful. [ laughs ] pool of blood. it was romantic for them. yeah. [ laughs ] it was -- it was almost like vampires, really. i mean... they're -- they're -- you know, she just disposed of a body. and then there was the -- they had sex right here in this office, right about here, which -- you know, we cleaned the table. [ breathing heavily ] we thought you weren't gonna be in till later. well, you thought wrong. did you clean the table after they... i hope to god someone cleaned the table. [ laughs ] but it's possible that no one did clean the table. no, i've just touched it, so i'm stressed out. [ laughs ] this is the table on which they "hucked." [ laughs ] yes, that is true. this corner of the table could be in the smithsonian one day, next to fonzie's jacket. [ chuckles ] well, when we come back, we're gonna see episode número uno of "escándalo," and we'll talk more with shonda rhimes when "behind the scandalabra" returns. harrison is dead, right? [ dramatic music plays ] t

so we wanted, quinn and huck's first time to feel like quinn and huck. >> it was beautiful. ha-ha-ha. >> it was romantic for them. yeah. >> jimmy: almost like vampires, really. i mean. >> they're, you know just disposed of a body. then there was, they had sex right here in this office. right here, which we clean the table. >> dear lord, my eyes. >> jimmy: did you clean the table? >> i hope to god some one cleaned the table. >> jimmy: possible no one did clean the table. >> i just touched it. i'm stressed out. >> this is the table on which they hucked. >> yes, that's true. >> jimmy: this corner of the table could be in the smithsonian some day next to fonzi's jacket. when we come back we will see episode numero uno of "escandalo" we'll talk more with shonda rhymes when behind the scandalabra returns. harrison is dead, right? this one goes out to all you know who you are... you've become deaf to the sound of your own sniffling. your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you can clear a table without lifting a finger... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®.

hucks of millions of americans. >> no, sir. >> it does not. >> not whitingly. there are cases where they could inadd veteran tently, perhaps, collect but not whitingly. >> after the snowden revelations he apologized saying he had given the least untruthful answer. >> i have the ability to wiretap anyone. to even the president if i had to now. >> everything from learning all your meta data, who is emailing you, where you are when you are doing it, what your network is. so being able to target multinational corp. races around the world, fracking into the servers of the internet companies that the world is now using to communicate, facebook, and skype, and microsoft, and apple. it is all about this idea that there should be no electronic communications by and between human beings that are protected or free from the prying eyes of the nsa. >> meta data means basic records about a communication, phone numbers, when calls are places and how long they last. >> you don't have to have done anything wrong. even by a wrong call, and then they use the system to go back in

. >> if it means leaving the box in the middle of the night or hucking it over the fence, as long as i get those things back, that's all i care about. >> reporter: her son may be gone. but the reminders of him are not and she is desperate to get them back. ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> the oval shaped box is navy blue with yellow stars on it. >>> other bay area headlines, two men are facing murder charges after one of their buddies was killed during a burglary in richmond. the three broke in a business on coalinga avenue. a 71-year-old man inside exchanged gunfire with those men killing one of them. although the 71-year-old fired the fatal shot, prosecutors are holding the other two intruders responsible for the murder. >>> albany will pay the homeless to leave a waterfront area by friday and stay away at least a year. the city and the homeless advocacy group made the deal to pay 28 homeless people $3,000 each. the agreement covers a former landfill known as the bulb. the area is being cleaned up to become part of the eastshore state park. >>> extra eyes ready to pounce on traffic mistakes.

then on saturday, next saturday, not tomorrow, but the next saturday, you're going to be seeing mike huckw, rand paul, ted cruz in new hampshire, that all will create a lot of 2016 stories we'll be talking about next week. >> i think we also might see, as they say, a few true colors. i think we're learning more about how some of these men and maybe some women eventually in the gop who want to put their hat in the ring, what they think of one another, may it be rand paul and ted cruz, some of the layers being pulled back. >> that's right. there already is the early jockeying, invisible primary, people trying to create brands for themselves, maybe sometimes knock down a person here or there. again, you and i just talked about it's really, really early, but this is starting to be the time in which if you are going to make a presidential run, you're thinking about it seriously and getting all your ducks in a row. >> we also see, for example, ted cruz was recently challenged, yes, he wants to repeal the health care law, but what would he like to see instead in place, what is the recommendation

it's for huck. >> what is it?? >> because in that envelope is any end to any happiness you might have. >> i'm not going to open it. >> open it, or don't open it. it will eat away at you either way because you know it exists. >> that sets up a question that so many people are asking. will quinn be killed? please, say yes. >> i can't give away what will happen with quinn. i can say she gets into more trouble. >> more trouble. abbie got to play olivia. maybe not the best of results. how was it to be olivia by proxy? >> it felt like i was on another show. when i watch the white house world, it's on tv. to be dressed up in the white coat and to be, you know, interacting with the president, it was like guest starring on another show. amazing. >> i love it. and i want to get a few questions here. are you feeling lucky? we have the slot machine here. it comes complete with this great audio. we have melissa, that asked, what was the atmosphere like when you were reading the script together? did anything go across the room?

police say -- huck ster in a -- stuck her in a closet.olice say he left her in the car. >>> new developments in the missing malaysian jets. crews have detected two more pings. these signals are in the same area where two earlier pings were picked up saturday. the signals are within 17 miles of each other. australian authorities are more optimistic than ever they will find the wreckage of flight 370. they say they hope they will find something as soon as a couple of days. but they add the pings are getting weaker which means the searchers are moving away from whatever is making those sounds or the batteries from the plane's black boxes, they are running out. the two new signals lasted five and a half minutes and seven minutes. >> i'm now optimistic that we will find the aircraft or what is left of the aircraft in the not too distant future. >> now, technicians have determined that the two signals this past weekend most likely came from some kind of electronic equipment like a flight data recorder. >>> 7:46. leland yee is due back in court

that political islam is somehow something that has grown as a result of general he can's regime -- huck's regime or thejihad in afghanistan and that it is a phenomenon of the last two, three decades. i would argue, and i have made that argument in my book, that actually political islam is at the heart of the origins of pakistan in many ways. pakistan's founding leaders thought that they could use the slow taliban of islam -- slogan of islam in danger and somehow put the genie back in the box. i'm researching my next book right now, and it's amazing the kind of material you come upon when you go back to '45 and '46 and look at the what the muslim league was saying at that time. these were leaders who had studied at of course ford or cambridge -- oxford or cambridge, who had gone to other places for being called -- [inaudible] they were extremely westernized. their personal lifestyle had very little that can with be described as conservative islamic practice. yet, yet to achieve pakistan they mobilized the muslim community especially in punjab under slow began of islam -- slogan of islam in

. >> wasn't he the new prime minister of -- >> it was not mike huck man. >> look at who is here. >> our guest for the next two hours. dennis hartman, founder and editor of the gartman letter. the momentum stocks were hammered last week with the sell-off from friday, and it doesn't look to be better this morning. what happened? >> it was as if the flip, the switch got flipped at 11:15. it was amazing. i came back from the gym on friday morning, satisfied with positions i had on, and the next thing i know i'm throwing with stuff overboard because everything switched. currency switched, gold switched, bonds switched, it was astonishing. >> i immediately started e-ma e-mailing kelly evans because i like to make things bigger than they really are, just to make an interesting story. here was my narrative, the death cross on the ten year got down to 2.70. if it goes below that, it means 2.20. the only thing that indicates to me is we are not going to do anywhere near 3%. >> in gdp. >> for gdp, which means the messy exit won't be an exit at all because they have to taper the taper or even do qe

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