absolutely i mean on the a room coup comment there is you don't close the desert but i met simmons was joan rivers brings to the forum or perhaps we don't really have the reserves that the u.s. would claim and they are in big trouble for social reasons. back to the other comment absolutely i mean i think trump is just kind of the tip of the spear or maybe near the tip of the spear is far as back to nationalization no more globalization every country and you see it throughout the world the political class that a lot of these countries are moving more toward you know me 1st or let's get our house in order 1st before we move into this globalization situation if at all and it's very important to see the big shift i think that's probably the biggest shift that we're seeing on the on the. in the world right so matt simmons' twilight the desert and talking about peak oil and that was a theme 10 years ago we made a film about it shortly there after the whole fracking boom took off and you don't hear about pick on oil anymore however 2 things number one fracking is net negative it's cash flow negative it's

joan rivers, otherwise known as hello. can we talk halloween? >> we can talk halloween.ing everything and going to show you today can be done at home. you do not need to spend a dime. i'm going to show you how to do it. embracing the spirit, halloween is not as competition it's all about getting dressed up. don't be stressed. >> tamron: let's get to the kids. our first legends biggest hit was proud mary and their incredible life stories about about to head to broadway, please let's give it up for the one i'd only miss tina turner. [cheers and applause] >> amazing. it's all about the jean jacket everybody in this room has a jean jacket. and the wig. call friends come and get on, call chaka khan for the wig. >> or if you have great hair use it to go crazy. you look adorable. our next legend was a college dropout that turned up to the best selling female artist of all time, please welcome the material carl miss madonna. >> tamron: i love it really looks amazing. made it through the wilderness it's all about get daughters dance bag find it two to three months of suspenders a

. >> i sent melissa rivers down the elevator i sent joan rivers' daughter down the elevator. >> got iti remember that. >> you do? >> yeah. watching the clips on our air. >> i thought she was good, actually not allowed to talk about -- >> the fix was in. >> no. you can't talk about the nitty-gritty the fix was not in it was project oriented. >> we'll keep our eye on the hill today google is the other big story. they plan now to offer checking accounts according to the journal. the effort is expected to launch sometime next year with the accounts run by citi and credit union at stanford. unlike ev ft. efforts like the card they don't plan to put their own brand front and center between that, i think it is called project cash, is that right? >> not cache >> how funny are the people in silicon valley, cache. they're a laugh riot like nightingale how about nightingale. how about project falcon this is another thing we don't need checking account there is still a lot of people that use checks. how about cash >> that comes on the heels of facebook pay yesterday. >> people -- the stock went up

. >> he hated joan rivers by the end, she betrayed him. >> bushkin >> jim you mentioned instagram let's do twitter it's in the same neighborhood. downgraded they call it, the title, the report is tailspin and their argument is that they've benefitted from under investment that's what led to the ad bug in the quarter. >> we got to talk about squared and twitter. they're now in the under current when you speak to people about this, jack, pick one the two thing ain't working anymore. ceo of both. it's not working. >> what about those saudis that was two former employees. correct. >> were they spice >> you have as to spy on potential dissidence on behalf of the saudi government. those are a little frightening. >> zuckerberg. if that was zuckerberg, they'd hang him in effigy no, it's dorsey and he's loved dorsey fought, he did, the homeless guy >> all right guys, let me start off with a couple names we are watching, dish reported earnings, the big news there for the satellite broadcast company that also has ambitions to become a nationwide provider of 5g wireless services is they didn't lose

joan rivers in terms of late night. >> we have been banned in boston, which is wonderful. >> wxme. >>ng different. >> i got to have those candy bars. >> you better not be thinking of stealing those candy bars. >> that's it! >> "the simpsons" would never have come along had it not been >> ultimately crime hurts the criminal. >> that's not true, mom. i got a free ride home, didn't i? >> bart! >> fox was thrilled that it was different. they said, sure, be experimental, do whatever you want. we're just happy to have a show on the air. >> i'm home. >> "married with children" was their first big, big hit in that way that said if all the rest of television is going this way, we're going that way. >> bud, kelly, you want to come down and help me in the kitchen? [ laughter ] there, that should buy us about 10 minutes. seven more than we'll need. [ laughter ] >> the title of "married with children" on the script was not "the cosby show." how great. you have to love that. they were taking the piss out of american families fun. great fun. >> hurry up, fred. >> never wanted to get married, i'm mar

we had phil donahue, oprah, geraldo rivera, joan rivers, jenny jones.f television, and we all co-existed, because there was enough of an audience, and yet at the same time, we were very competitive. >> donahue calls, promising the world. "come on. tell us your story. tell us your side, joey." right? i thought, "okay, this is a good chance for me to tell my side." >> my dad loved it, and i think my mom hated it, but went along with it 'cause she didn't know any better, and she didn't know she could say no. >> so we get on donahue and it started out not so great, and it got real bad real fast. >> from a woman to a woman, i just want to say, wake up. >> and it was an ambush. it was an absolute ambush. i sat there like a deer in the headlights. >> if it looks like a snake, talks like a snake, and walks like a snake, mary jo -- >> it was degrading. it was embarrassing. it was just a nightmare. six months after i've got a bullet in my head, i'm -- i'm being lambasted because i'm sticking with my husband and he's a liar. >> i'm not pretending to be a tough guy

joan's family living in fear. but they weren't the only ones whose lives might be in danger. here's keith morrison with "the threat." >> on the southern bank of the columbia river, tucked away in a corner of this little cemetery, is the final resting place of a woman called joan. barbara joan lockwood. she wasn't a famous woman, joan, wasn't rich or celebrated. she lived a quiet life in a quiet place, and was buried here three decades ago, but oh, if ghosts could rise from their graves, if joan could speak to us now, what questions could she answer? what advice for this man, this tough, aggressive prosecutor who now fears for his life? >> this man is a threat to me. he is a threat, more importantly, to my family. >> in the annals of criminal justice, some cases refuse to lie down and die. they fester. >> and here we are now. and all that's happened, i hate to say this, but i think that we have to take this seriously. >> yes. but it begins with her. joan. she lived when she lived a thousand miles south of that little cemetery a few miles from the beach in l.a. in a suburb called torrance. on a quiet street named sharynne lane. there was joan, her husband bill br

river. and she was 19 years old. the point of this is the kenny no more joan of arc. no more memory of this bizarre incident. in effect as we all know, the opposite. when the truth because joan, had become a symbol of her nation. and of its independence and as such, would not be wiped out throughout all of the french history. the french king, goes to trial in 1920 she was of saint with the french are occupied by a much more tedious and evil occupier, centuries later the germans what is the free french army taken the symbol, the symbol of joan part of the cross of mine, they painted on their shifts and on their airplanes and with charles himself, at the symbol of the french nation dies, his village. a 16-foot because of lorien the entrance of the village in memory of him and in honor of joan. that's nationalism. in the nationalism feeling in a nutshell. second, nationalism as part of the mainstream of the american tradition. you get no american revolution that went out nationalism. there was american nation prior to 1776, and the essence of the revolution, was to see that that nation and its own rights and fl