>> it's work. you tell them, try it this way.alls to tell an allan alda, can you do that again? >> jimmy: especially when he's cursing at you. >> he's a sweet man and he worked very hard. just turned 80. >> jimmy: really, 80? unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] >> working really hard, yeah. he's alive. >> jimmy: let's give alan alda a round of applause for significant we'll alive. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he did it for us. $5 for the first episode. >> yeah. >> jimmy: $2 for the second. >> $3 for the rest. >> jimmy: $for a$3 for all the . before the finale, now the finale's $80? >> won't happen. buy it, stream it or download it as many times as you want. >> jimmy: credit card or can we send cash? >> you've got to have a credit card, i don't want your dirty money. >> jimmy: you're doing very interesting things. you really started this with your comedy special. people paying for it directly. luckily your fans, for the most part, are not scumbags. because people do know how to steal this stuff and spread it around for free

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>> what is it? >> it's a fiat 500. >> well, i know it's a car. i know what kind of car it is.your thought here? what is this? >> it's a mobile promotional vehicle. it's a way to test the retail theory and see how many people actually want to buy mochi ice cream and mr. green tea products in new york. really low operating cost. we can get about between 650 and 700 mochi in this freezer. out the door car, graphics, and the freezer was 18,500. >> $18,000? how many mochi do we have to sell to pay for this? >> uh, i do have numbers. i do have numbers. >> okay. >> they're in my head. >> [laughs] that doesn't-- i was really caught off guard when michael went out and made this extravagant purchase without anybody's permission. it's a bold move, but it's impossible to determine if it's a good return unless you run the numbers. >> you know, you just can't keep all these numbers in your head and think that everyone could read what you're thinking. >> why can't you trust that i know what i'm doing? >> because i could have spent that 18,000 five other ways. >> michael, the word that comes

but in the end, it was worth it. >>cy can picture so many women at home right now whatting that piece saying me too. a lot of women do want to get back into the workforce. you're going to help us with some kind of practical steps, right. you say first up is reset your expectations. >> look, this is a little tough love. the council of economic advisers found if you've been out of work for a year, only 9% of people get a job within the first 6 to 12 months of looking. imagine what it is for working moms. it's lower than that. so you have to understand, you are not going to re-enter at the level you exited at. you're going to have to step backwards to step forwards. this is not great news. both laura and jane are at this place. they understand. they've had the interviews. the hiring managers know the world has changed. you'll accelerate once you get your foot in the door but step back. >> you say the second step is to fill all your deficits. what does that mean? >> you have skill and knowledge deficits. unless you're th

it is good. it has created the internet as we have it today.e cannot be liable for some random content that someone else posts. carol: are you racist? dune: i am not racist. carol: do you take kickbacks? dune: no. i spent years studying chinese. david: you have written an article about all of the harm that this has caused. you are not suing him. you decided not to do that. walk us through this happening to you. dune: i was very naive. i should have known more about this. i did not realize that i would find it impossible short of suing him to get the stuff taken off-line. it seemed egregious to me. twitter, facebook, to them, that is censoring the internet. i thought it would go away. it did not go away. even after he was indicted, it still did not go away. this guy is under criminal indictment. >> it impacts you personally. david: you are not alone. dune: i am the least of his victims. carol: a rediscovered masterpiece by leonardo da vinci. keri: we have a russian billionaire, dmitry rybolovlev, and a well-known art dealer, yves bouvier. bouvie

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there it is! and here we are. so, this is it. it's amazing! it says, "1775." were the initials added by your family? >> no. i think that was way back when that was made. >> are you a descendant of george washington? >> no, i'm not. and it's quite a long story. >> a story that begins back in the 1700s, when large wallets like this -- or "pocketbooks," as they're called -- are essential accessories for important men like washington. what strikes you about washington when it comes to money? >> well, he was a wealthy man, but it was mostly in land. so, in terms of cash, that was always a problem for him. >> apropos of a tale about washington's wallet, biographer richard brookhiser tells me that the great man's career revolved, more than anything, around money. the revolutionary war is sparked by cries of "no taxation without representation!" and for washington, raising an army is easier than raising the dough to pay it. >> he sees his men without shoes, he sees them without the weapons they need, and he sees them not being paid, and he is the man who's at the cent

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it is a house of ghosts. it is also it was a laboratory , for me. have filmed so many action movies where we are sitting. i have filmed so many animated movies with my "g.i. joe" characters. i was a kid carrying around a camera. my dad had those big over-the-shoulder camcorders and he brought one home. we never shot family videos, it was just me making movies. charlie: did you think you might be a director? lin-manuel: i did. i wanted to be steven spielberg. steven spielberg doesn't get you far in school. so i kind of figured out who i was socially by doing a school play. i got cast in the sixth grade play. i played conrad bernie. well, i played a lot of people. charlie: does that just happen? how is it that one kid wants to do those things? what was it in you that made you want to do those things? because those are the things you do. lin-manuel: isn't that incredible? isn't that incredible that we get to do what we love? it really is you have to think , about how you lucked into this. i grew up in a house where cast albums were almost always playin

it's great. >> when it works, it works. and they're smart enough to keep you. >> yes. >> and what does fabio do? >> can we congratulate him? yesterday he became an american citizen. >> i'll tell you -- [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations. >> and he got 10 out of 10. >> it's the greatest feeling of my life. you know, first of all, when i came -- the first time in this country, i was 14 years old. and that's when i fell in love with america. well, did you? >> not at all. not at all. and as soon as i got off the plane, it was like, i'm home. i felt home. europe. >> wow. >> and then, you know, when i actually -- i was 14. i ran away from my father. >> wow. >> and i wasn't used to -- and my father was going nuts. because i'm 14 years old, run away from him, and you know? >> i think we're winding down -- >> coming down to the break. fabio, we love you. come back and see us, okay? you american thing, you. >> aw. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is appr

when the accompany reported it, it's not as bad as it thought it would be. it's more of a home good -- it's what the consumer wants. all the hot categories. they're doing extraordinarily better than expected. i didn't say they're doing extraordinarily well. urban is doing much better than we're use to urban doing. that's a very similar dynamic to what we saw with jc penny. it was these two retailers figuring out what the customers were buying to take advantage of both are classic examples of getting it. just really understanding what's selling and what isn't. it's a constant reminder of the fact companies can reinvent themselves at the moment when you've written them off for good. to be fair, it's only since the second week in february that this market hasn't embraced any of these beaten down names. i think that's because there's been such a goal between the stocks, not the companies, the stocks of that haves and have notes. yes, it's a difference. you know what else, at least until the last 48 hours another former market darling. whole foods. i was mystifie

there it is! and here we are. so, this is it. it's amazing! it says, "1775."ded by your family? >> no. i think that was way back when that was made. >> are you a descendant of george washington? >> no, i'm not. and it's quite a long story. >> a story that begins back in the 1700s, when large wallets like this -- or "pocketbooks," as they're called -- are essential accessories for important men like washington. what strikes you about washington when it comes to money? >> well, he was a wealthy man, but it was mostly in land. so, in terms of cash, that was always a problem for him. >> apropos of a tale about washington's wallet, biographer richard brookhiser tells me that the great man's career revolved, more than anything, around money. the revolutionary war is sparked by cries of "no taxation without representation!" and for washington, raising an army is easier than raising the dough to pay it. >> he sees his men without shoes, he sees them without the weapons they need, and he sees them not being paid, and he is the man who's at the center of all this and tr

but it was the army, it was carpentry, and it was metal work. because they were actually trained to be part of the infrastructure. i wanted to look at that. because in a way i wanted to also talk about a history of building within the african american community. that was important that they weren't just, you know, crop sharers, or crop pickers. they were also people that were building and making america. and i wanted to speak to that. >> i was actually down walking around the property yesterday, and it's almost an inversion of a typical building. >> exactly. it sort of opens itself up. and it reveals itself. but it also kind of moves upward. but what it's doing is that it's referring to a few things. it's referring to washington's monument. the sort of obelisk in the center of the monumental sort of master plan of the core of washington. the pyramid at the top. it's an inversion of that pyramid. and it's exactly the same angel as that pyramid. so, visually they come into alignment, almost like two sort of planetary bodies. but also it's referrin

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it, you can say it.a friend in new york who turned 50 and she's like, if you tell anybody, i'll kill you. she didn't want to party or anything. but if you're cool with it, it's great. >> people sometimes talk about age-appropriate dress for women. i've had people occasionally tweet in or say, it's not an -- one lady once tweeted me and i deleted her, but she said, dress your age. you have a dress on like my granddaughter. i was like, what does that mean? it's about how you feel. that's why i love the jennifer aniston thing. it's about how you feel. and jamming at the rodeos. >> i'm in my 30s and figuring it out. it's like a giant fishbowl in front of me and i don't pull anything out of it. celebrity fishbowl. we have some questions. >> music for it. >> questions from the audience, the fans. >> first one, angie on twitter asks, any chance hoodie and the blowfish will make music again? >> absolutely. we may every year in south carolina. charity shows that are important to us. we'll do another tour again so

yeah, it's all cool. was it odd going there? what was it --ly amazing. i mean, the country is -- it's like it kind of stopped in time. >> jimmy: it really is like that, right? >> yeah. were great and they're very generous to us and very welcoming. and we just felt very honored to kind of start a relationship there's an infusion of something. i don't think we really need to, you know, really dump our on them. i hope they maintain their own economy in that way, but they need something. they need support. be lifted and we can start having some real fellowship. >> jimmy: that was cool that you did that. [ cheers and applause ]miles davis. >> yeah. >> jimmy: 'cause this is a a movie that you've been working on for almost ten years? >> jimmy: that's a long time work on that. >> well, i'm amazed that you know it was miles davis because backstage you thought it was miles teller. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i'm a fan of his as the film yet. >> right. >> jimmy: and i'm assuming that it's an animated film. >> yes, it's an animated film and miles teller is in it. [

. >> i like group chat, when it makes it easier when it comes in group and getting it all together. do it with my friend. we can have different categories and groups. or family one. it makes it easier. >> it is all organized. >> yes. >> i don't do that. >> if i'm having a conversation, i don't need to talk to the whole group. i will forget one of the people on there and you say something you didn't want that particular person to know. >> you do it with a purpose. if you have a group trip coming up, girl's trip. you get all of the girls together. you give me updates when it comes to this specific trip we know all of the people involved are going and this effects everybody. >> we do that for family gathering. >> don't you that have one reply all person. so whenever, the discussion is over and group chat too they will go back on the group text message. go back, open it up, say something to alex. they see alex name and reply to that old message. it is like ten or 15 people on it. >> that is done to me a lot. >> yes. >> calling me out. >> it is complicated. >> so, cedric the entertainer

it's a deception. people talk about it as though it's a privacy form. it's a disclosure form, really. secondly, you don't have to sign this. it doesn't matter if you sign it or not, your data will get shared. 22 members of congress or their staff when we were in washington d.c. when i said what does it mean when you sign that form two a person, they said it means that my information is between me and my doctor. but that is not true. that is the deception that the american public has heard because they keep hearing the words privacy. even the form, the hipaa form is -- i have received or i have acknowledged that i have received or seen this form. the form is called the notice of privacy practices. but it should with called the notice of disclosure practices. but because it's called privacy practice, nobody looks at it to see what little privacy they have. >> you've touched on who can take a look at your information. be more specific in terms of government and business entities and health care providers. >> sure. actually, the u.s. department of health an

but it did not have enough going on with it. there is an area of low pressure driving it to the northern french. we are getting the light precept. at least our temperatures are cold enough to support the snow. future casters giving us little nothing. snow . we do see the light snow showers going on but when it hits the ground, it goes away so it's almost like it's raining outside. you can see the snowflakes but as soon as you see it it melts. morning commute we have snowflakes coming in until then. we have another chance of snow showers trying to come through the area as we head into sunday morning and it looks even weaker than what we have .the snow day is not happening! we will see some clearing in the afternoon and high temperatures up to 380. we get to 41 for a hike tomorrow and there is the snow chance on sunday. it's not a big deal. look at the high next week into the 50s and 60s! we will have to wait and see what goes on with the showers but it does look like it's going to be warmer.by the way, fox 5 ny weather app is at

it? doesn't look great. >> it's great. wine flavored. it's good. no cream in it. >> looks like liverwurst. >> it's not. >> hmm. it's good. >> isn't that great? >> it is wine flavored. >> here are pictures as hoda enjoys her feast. >> delicious. where is that? >> you said you could see -- >> that's the monastery. as you walk the jericho road leading to jerusalem, and they did that three times a year for the festivals in ancient times. this is a place built into the -- only way to get there is walk. >> you went with your kids? >> they came. my granddaughter, frank's daughter, like my own daughter. and dear friends. my david pomeranz, david and i wrote about 12 songs for this trip. next week after you see the different things, the different segments, you can download them. we wanted that to be a gift for everybody to have. we went all around israel singing these songs. it was very, very cool. here are highlights from the trip and proof i was thinking about hoda. take a look. >>> hoda, i coul

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hey. >> jimmy: we get it. we get it. we get it. >> steve: we got it! [ applause ] >> jimmy: we get it. thank you, the artist who makes street signs, for clearly having sething against hands and feet. [ laughter ] >> steve: they're too hard, man. >> jimmy: yeah. that's too m mh detail. >> steve: that's too much work for me to do, man. [ light laughter ] i'm tired. >> jimmy: i was out burying a a buck knife all week. [ laughter ] how do i draw hands and feet? >> steve: took the kids out there. >> jimmy: yeah, kids loved%it. >> steve: they love burying buck knives. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we probay bury about, uh -- probably 20 or 30 buck knives. >> steve: per week? yeah, sure. >> jimmy: i mean, it's just lili, "oh, honey, it's raining, >> steve: bury a buck knife. [ laughter ] >> jimim: i don't care if it rains. it's easier to dig holes. >> steve: yeah, 'cause mud is much easier to dig. >> jimmy: that is correct. that's why i had a sprinkler system installed. >> steve: really? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. you know how many times i cut the hose? >> s

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let it snow, that's what i say. >> jimmy: no, you put it on, it's like -- let it go let it frozenme the kids are all singing. frozen frozen you got to see my house. are you kidding me? >> steve: i love it. i love it. >> jimmy: picking up toys. of garbage cans, i love it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you got to get the monster cables. >> steve: they're great. >> jimmy: now, you work here at best buy? >> not really, no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but you're dressed -- you're wearing a blue shirt and khaki pants. >> steve: i just happen to be wearing a blue shirt and tan pants. >> jimmy: all right. so you're giving me advice on >> steve: yeah. what i would do is i'd get that 4k. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> steve: i get the monster cable. >> jimmy: are you talking about the 4k? >> steve: i'd get the 4k. why would you get anything other than 4k? [ bleep ] kidding me? you gotta get the 4k. [ cheers and applause ] 4k! 4k kidding me. >> jimmy: you 4k kidding me over here? you can say that, right? 4k. here's the last one. [ laughter ]last one is a caption from carmelo anthony and dennis rodman. they both wrote

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it's as if it didn't matter. it's as if in capitalism, you had a bunch of workersrs going to work evevery day. then there was a revolution. the flags changed their color. and after the revolution, the workers went to work again,, but instead of it being a board of directors selected by the major shareholders, it was a board of commissars selected by the communistst party and the government, and that the actual difference it made to the worker, who was sitting up there doing it, eh, wasn't all that exciting. i think there's a point to that criticism of the socialist and communist alternative, , but it's a criticism that this idea of democracy at work gets at. because if the workers are the ones who make the decisions, then it's the workers who provide the state with whatever resources it gets. it's those workers who pay the taxes, either as individuals or as the directors of their corporations. the people at the base will finally control the resources of the society. and the state will have to be accountable to th

it's about is it authentic and does it resonate with the person using it? do they feel like it's them? so sarah, amy, what we have done is gotten two voices ready for you today. and we want to play them and whichever one you choose, we will load to your device. >> voice 1. >> hi. my name is sarah. i am 16 years old and i.. >> what do you think of that voice? do you like it? >> a little bit. >> here is number 2. >> hi, my name is sarah. i am 16 years old. >> 2. >> goodness. >> what do you like about 2? >> it is funky. >> yeah. like you. >> do you want it loaded on your device or think about it, heather? okay. that's the next thing we can do. all right. okay. good how do you feelawesome. >> there is a feeling you feel. >> the word swat spunky to describe the voice. she feels spunky. >> she is spunky and the world needs to hear her. >> your machine. >> i am here. you can do it. >> i am glad you knew that. >> how does it make you feel? >> awesome. voice? >> surprise. >> hey, sarah. >> i was watching you, you chose your voice. i also like the second voice. >> a

it is cute. >> she may use it in the future. >> maybe it is the wrong color, they didn't use it. shoes you didn't return. somebody else's stuff i want it. >> exactly. 160 million people that want your things on ebay. greg: how do you make the call between the donate or sell? >> stain or torn or in bad condition, it is a donate. if it is something that is gently used, you don't like the style, not working for you, i went through in fact i have over 60 of my mine items, march 31 it is going up, i'm donating the proceeds to charity. when am i wearing the cuff links. rosanna: they don't hold a memory? >> no. the memory, why am i still shopping, i have too many things. greg: i love that. when you hold on to stuff it is attached to the past. >> that is true. the cuff links, you are always borrowing mike's. greg: can i make an offer? >> no, go to ebay. rosanna: is it hard to do? >> i'm the same way. i pictured myself of a camera trying to take pictures of this. just go on ebay.com slash valet, tray print out postage is free, they'll put the pricing on it and when it sells you have a cho

it's that common. it's not subtle. it's out there. it's everywhere. and also, i disagree with daniel raymond on you cannot function as a heroin addict. you wake up every morning, you're dope sick. you can't get your kids on the bus. you can't go to work and that's just how it is. host: wendy, did you lose your job? caller: i lost everything, yes. i lost my job, my house got foreclosed, my driver's license, my car broke down on the side of the road. i was so dope sick, i left it there. they towed it. i never got it. you don't care about anything. i went to get my kids from school one day, cps came to my car and said you're not taking them. this was just in october 2015. you can't get them here on time. they say you're a mess every morning, and that was the day god interfered in my life and i came up here and i got clean. and i still used from october to january, even though my kids got taken, i still used. overdosed three times. and finally just had to get clean. host: wendy, why did you go to west virginia? caller: because my parents, i lost everythin

would never know seeing it. it's a really scary, really weird-- it's a creation concoction. and we purposely doesn't announce it. we didn't talk about it for a year, six months, two months before -- >> how do you make a film, a big film-- john goodman is a star. you're a star producer with a big studio. it's like beyonce dropping an album on a wednesday afternoon. >> that's how beyonce and i roll. ( laughter ) no. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: very similar. >> very similar. >> stephen: it's the hips. >> what! no, what happened is it was sort of under the radar. we were working on this movie, it just kind of happened, and we didn't announce the title until january. and the fun was to say-- we wanted to try and make it fun for the audience. so instead of saying, "hey in a year this movie it scoming out or six months," we said in two months this movie will come out and people seem to be enjoying the surprise of it. >> stephen: the people in the movie, the characters, do not seem to be enjoying it at all. right now. john goodman has rescued mary elizabeth winstead. and sh

>> stephen: and how do you take it? how do you take it? >> is it bags, or is it tea?says brewed tea. it's english breakfast tea. >> okay, go ahead then. >> stephen: would you like? >> that's lovely. and it's hot! >> stephen: okay, so tell me about the movie. is that too much? >> it's perfect, no, it's perfect, thank you. >> stephen: sorry, i didn't know. do you take cream? >> a little milk here. >> stephen: a little milk, is that right? just say when. so, in the movie, you play a colonel-- >> i do. >> stephen: who is using drones to spy on terrorists. >> not to spy on-- >> stephen: not spy on? >> to attack. >> stephen: okay, but doesn't she have to spy, first? >> yes, yes. >> stephen: what, do you need something? do you need a spoon? >> no, i just want more tea, that's all. >> stephen: more tea? more tea, okay, you told me to stop-- i was pouring and you told me to stop. >> yeah, i know, and then i put the milk in, and then there was too much milk and now i have to put a bit more tea in to make it right. >> stephen: i don't think i'm getting another kiss at the end of

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