katz himself went on 300 online dates.e says singles should lower their standards to meet more possible dates. >> what percentage of men are 6'tall? long term values and wants kids? there are so many things that could get in the way. >> that same percentage is echoed by our own online experience. >> people want to find mr. right or mrs. right whatever, right away and it just doesn't happen. you have to meet as many people as you can in as little time as you can and the probability goes up. >> as for evan katz he finally found his match in bridget. but he didn't meet her online. he met her at a party. she was a year older than his maximum online dating age criteria. and he was a different religion than she was looking for. >> so is there a lesson there to broadening your search? >> the thing i found out for my wife, i accidentally stepped into it, she wasn't what i was looking for, but i had the most fun with her and i could be my best self with her and i wasn't criticized or insecure. it was easy. my whole thing is relatio

katz's name isn't even mentioned in the movie.>> this summer 20 couples from the comedy group improv everywhere, slipped in to katz's and recreated the movie scene. >> oh, yes! >> did you know that was coming? >> no idea. >> you thought about joining in? >> no. >> what has that movie scene meant to this business? >> every once in awhile a review, that movie put you on the back. we were here a hundred years before the movie was made. >> it didn't hurt. >> you need a ticket to get in. they will charge you $50 if you lose it. it's how katz's keeps track of its customers. who come now from all over the country and the world. pictures of katz's famous fans line the wall. >> i love that it's wax paper. >> chef mario batalli. >> this is only one in the world. this is supreme. >> we ordered in a couple of katz's sandwiches with him. >> do you have a secret way of eating this? >> i put mustard on per bite. >> way to appreciate greatness. >> cheers. >> so, dishing out up to 15,000 pounds of pastrami every week katz's keeps on. >> world war

i think commissioner katz asked the questions i really wanted to ask. parking underground i like that will all the paring be underground >> no, not all the parking it will be in d which is the south part of the site. we can take parking out of the podium of the neighboring building you don't have much of 0 retail if you take the underground parking the street life becomes better we'll have structure of parking above the level but there will be more ground parking >> with 9 concern about arriving seawall i won't use the term reservoir. >> (laughter). >> jackie like the transparency and appreciate it and like the concern that commissioner katz brought the long-term at any point of the folks you said something i like i said willy that's good business. you've been methodical in your thinking so continue to move forward i like what you see >> i oxen what my fellow commissioners said it's been a thorough presentation. and congratulations on exceeding the l.b. eco by the way, what does that mean in terms of dollars >> (laughter). >> it might be something we ca

there was a group of different ports and we had great responses commissioner katz will talk about that and they deal with what they call the seawall there are actually above grounded 06 foot tiled walls. we had some good invests with customers as well. commissioner katz >> as executive director morris said there were a number of different ports represented at the sister convention. and i was struck not only from the hosts they were gracious but very, very informative. they put together an outstanding program in terms of having all the sister ports do the presentations. one of the not worthy thing was all the sister ports were around the poetry of fire not only from climate change and rising sea level but earthquake. and japan was well aware of that. it impacts every port that participated in the convention. so that's what kind of prepareness the ports are doing. the first day we had a welcome recalls for speculation that was attended by council general's. it was a way to have dinner and meet with our folks. it was interesting the translation activities were one travesty would translate

i think commissioner katz asked the questions i really wanted to ask. parking underground i like that will all the paring be underground >> no, not all the parking it will be in d which is the south part of the site. we can take parking out of the podium of the neighboring building you don't have much of 0 retail if you take the underground par

double standard when it comes to politics and gender is the subject of my next guest's book dr jackson katz is an expert on gender studies and the author of leading men presidential campaigns in the politics of manhood he joined me earlier discussed the underlined forces of gender politics as well as the role of masculinity when it comes to violent crime check it out. i want to play a clip from the o'reilly factor back from two thousand and eight when hillary was running for president. for a broader based discussion about you get a woman in the oval office most powerful person in the world what's the downside. you mean besides the p.m.s. and the mood swings right. so how does this overt sexism about the emotionality of women play a role in the political narrative well there's a certain set of cultural biases and expectations about power and leadership and how exactly size and many of those by a season expectations are very much gendered masculine and for example the presidency is very much a masculine institution the white house is the home of the first family the president is that head of

richard katz is one of the directors of metrolink, l.a.'s commuter system. >> we believe that every year you delay positive train control people will die that don't have to. >> reporter: positive train control uses satellite technology to transmit signals from thousands of sensors on tracks in trains along railways to a bank of central control computers. if a train is going too fast approaching the curve-- like the metro north train in new york sunday-- the system first will warn the conductor. if there's no human response the system will respond. >> positive train control can take over controls of the train and slow it down safely so there's no jamming on the emergency brake at the last moment or trying to fix a problem after it's already started. this is designed to prevent accidents from happening. >> reporter: katz says l.a. is on track to have the system in place a year before the 2015 congressional mandate. there are many train systems that say they can't meet that. it's too expensive too soon. >> we're spending close to $220 million

mack katz is a reporter with wnyc who has covered christie.g this is a portrayal of him as jolly old saint nick. you've covered himd for years. does that comport with what you've seen in trenton? >> it does. there were a number of examples in there. he has referred to it on the record at press conferences as the penalty box. that's what he calls it when those in his circle or outside his circle are not towing the line and are not doing what he thinks needs to be done for him to govern the state properly. that's how he would frame it. >> john, this is a show called "hardball." it's apparent he played hardball in the garden state. will it work in des moines and peor peoria? >> no, it will not. it will be highly problematic for him. one of the subtleties of the republican presidential process issubtleties of the republican presidential process is that, first off, it begins very, very early. it begins about now. and secondly, people shuffle. they move their preferences. and for somebody like chris christie, if he moves into iowa or south carolina,

>> i want to at this point thank the sxheb and commissioner katz and executive director to our fine staff. thank you. it's enjoyed working and i'm looking forward to 90 fingerprinting >> this was lovely. okay. this is at the last meeting of the year doesn't feel like it doesn't it. you're the president >> happy holiday to everyone. it's be it's been an nightmares where we had the moratorium and the america's cup and a lot of activity. we did a lot of work on the maintenance side and even though engineering. we had the one hundred and 50 anniversary it was really yesterday so it's been one of the most active years even in my short time on the commission. i think we, feel like a well deciphered holiday is coming up and yet we have obviously lots of great issues and challenges that. today, we heard a couple of them we've got more coming in n that regard. we have a lot of transactions we're looking at the streams and i think that is going to be interesting as we chart the course. and on the financial side i'll discuss with monique whether we have a more strategic discussion or where we're hea

since 1963, samuel katz discovered this vaccine, we went from 500 people dieing every year to practically zero. this is a safe vaccine and people should get it. >> that's in the united states people is talking about. united states compliance rate is over 90%. >> 10% aren't getting the shots. >> eric, the magic number is 90%. when you more than 90% you can create the herd immunity. here is the other thing people need to know, the measles vaccination, david was talking about giving it to young children, one shot gives you a 95% shot against measles and mumps. >> if you're a teacher and exposed to kids, in health care, maybe get the boost after the age of 20, 25. you have to check your titres. >> you know every parent asks themselves the question do i want to do this or not. are there any circumstances where it might not be safe? for example, if your child is immune suppressed. >> dr. colby, that's a great point. i'm sorry to cut you off. that is exactly right. it's a live virus vaccine. it should not be given to immunocompromised individuals unless you first check with your physician. >> th

. >> just mention one other thing, since 1963, samuel katz discovered this vaccine, we went from 500 people dying every year to practically zero. this is a safe vaccine and people should get it. >> that's in the united states he's talking about. listen, united states compliance rate is over 90%. we need to keep it that way. i would like to get it close to 100%. >> still 10% aren't getting the shot. >> the magic number is 90%. you can create that herd immunity we're talking about. here's another thing people need to know. the measles vaccination. david was talking about giving it to young children. one shot gives you 95% immunity from measles, mumps, and rubella. >> does it last your whole life if you get it as a kid? >> you probably need a booster later on. you have to check it before you travel. >> if you're a teacher and exposed to kids, if you're in health care, you may get the boost after the age of 20 or 25, but you have to check. find out where you are before you get that. >> i'm curious, you say it's a safe vaccine. and every parent asks themselves the question, do i want to d

joining me now, wnyc and new jersey public radio reporter matt katz. he covers governor christie. all right, matt, i first heard about this story and first heard about the allegations, and i said, obviously, this is ridiculous. it is incomprehensible that anyone would be this petty or anyone would allow themselves to be implicated in something that would be just so politically destructive if it ever got out. we are now two resignations later. this is an actual thing going on, and we still don't know the answer to the whodunit or why they closed the lanes. >> that's right. seemed this story could maybe go away until last week, when there was a hearing in the state legislature and official after official said they knew of no traffic study. and now the question is, who did know and who was involved in ordering up this traffic study, real or fake. >> wildstein, who is the member of the port authority who was the first of the two christie appointees to resign, give us a little sense of his relationship with chris christie, because the plausibility of this being a chris christie plot in

hmm always be in full swing katz of the crowther in washington for that one morning about this i can sense is all about us and cough to the actual tots. last week trials. these were three a us military ashcroft all three bushels hassle free web hits. these were all spray is best described as a hybrid between a helicopter and a plate and they were shot at while they were trying to land at the appleton boulders for us said the military said its members by the way are now being treated in a row to beat kenya. they are confirmed as being in a stable situation upcoming also from the white house said in the last few minutes walk the stairs that is how chaotic the situation is on the ground it appears that no one on the ground knew that these three military ashcroft whereabouts or planning to land at the appleton boy and hence was so fast not by the south sudanese army of rama by a renegade soldiers who are in control that on the ground right now at this reminder that the broad us soldiers on the ground as we speak for the flying truthful together at aig but in the capital to protect the us

it's the community, it's government, it's park avenue katz, it's everyone. but our capital bond program is a success because of our partnership with the department of public works, plain and simple. we have a really, really super partnership. we work together on improving our communities and improving our neighborhoods. and we have a man at the top right now, we call him mr. clean, mohammed nuru, mr. park. he's mr. clean, that's our road show, who is so, so, so committed to making this city park sparkle. i want to bring him up so he can say thank you and let him say a few words. talk a little about our joint giants sweet program. once this event is over we're going to work together to keep this place sparkling. so, mr. clean, come on up. (applause) >> thank you, mr. parks. what a beautiful day. (applause) >> so, i'm very happy on the partnership that we have with the recreation and parks department, from the department of public works, all these bond projects. thanks to the voters, thanks to the community. we've been all working together and this is the resu

dr katz. install one all for obedience. when i can't stand to say that hezbollah to answer the allegations of visa fraud against union diplomat india replied that it would take up the issue only had the highest level. steve bought them spokeswoman amy have said. attention i don't force agencies to drop charges against him tonight i did the sums of these up strawberry. he added. among other things and the us and the dropping of charges against unequal gravity certainly that there's no discussion like that going on we just want the price system that is not true the state department the same. yet as with is in charge people a doctor. kenyan farmers to some encore she said. or new teacup the second highest heaven and want to add to the statement made by the manhattan use it on the prima donna. in foreign ministry spokesperson say that they didn't say. but on the statement isn't it tends to force after last night's an issue that's not happened when he says in another opinion them up at the country is going to get it. in this man

before we go, one of our producers mark katz, decided to grow out his beard for no shave november toeness for men's health. today mark trusted me to shave him. here's a look. >> you ready? >> yeah. >> okay. no man ever trusted me that much, mark, i wonder why. >> wow you went from kenny rogers to cutie. >> anyway, this is before and after. there he is, that's the before. that's an after. mark, i'm so proud of you, what a great cause and thanks for trusting me. other than shaving my legs, i've never done such a thing and hopefully my last. that's it for this edition of "news nation." i'm tamron hall with tmi. go ton our facebook page to show you the whole video of me shaving mark. "the cycle" is up next. [ male announcer ] introducing red lobster's seafood bakes. combinations of your favorite seafood from lobster to crab, shrimp and mussels in a savory broth. try one today, and sea food differently. now, try seven lunch choices at $7.99. sandwiches, salads and more. to help secure retirements and protect financial futures. to help communities recover and rebuild. for companies going f

she demanded i'm going to leave you again that more coverage to come here uncle stan katz of that summit and of course the reactions to the death of nelson mandela came to us less than twenty four hours ago. only. a wound on his new bow. as any. it is. as you the owner. is it. the act and. the want to swim cap on social capital. twenty four seven one. going to offer you the gift of sight in french english and i think. don't i who do. i will. d. the home do you. i will. sells steve. the watch into world you were ever you go. macy asked for your own tablet this program schedules on demand video. hello my name is pete over night to a boil i enjoyed the us versions available. this is your marketplace today research makes the network. the on the mend. tomorrow marks three years in a series of extensions to the fleet in the hope out there who is still stuck in the ecuadorian embassy will explain away that's right a hat remembering and val asked about the world people are mourning the passing of former south african president nelson mandela will take a look at that reaction and his legacy comin

rob katz, chairman and ceo of vail resorts, we'll leave it there.umer disaster, at least from cara swisher, and we'll get the results straight from the source, and cara will join us in a few. that's after the short break. [ male announcer ] here's a question for you: if every u.s. home replaced one light bulb with a compact fluorescent bulb, the energy saved could light how many homes? 1 million? 2 million? 3 million? the answer is... 3 million homes. by 2030, investments in energy efficiency could help americans save $300 billion each year. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >>> welcome ba

karen katz is the ceo of neiman marcus. >> toyota is out with their sales numbers.een working hard. >> reporter: theme of the day, better than expected numbers, toyota joining everyone else reporting sales better than expected, the edmonds increase is 7.5%. toyota makes a point in its sales announcement to say they saw a surge in traffic during the holiday weekend contributing to the best sales pace of the year. so this is what we're seeing. black friday was strong in some cases stronger than others for certain auto makers but that contributed to the better-than-expected sales for the month of november. back to you. >> thank you so much. toyota numbers there. >> we are still waiting on this bankruptcy decision in detroit. let's get to scott cohn for an update on what's happening. >> reporter: judge stephen rhodes is reading a stummary wht he said is a $140 page decision. he said the city's accounting problems is accurate. one of the things he has to consider is whether detroit is solvent. he also has to decide whether the city negotiated in good faith with the union

joining us is jim katz, president and ceo at the association.w berkeley is still with us, as well. jim, let's kick off with you. what's making them more optimistic? what is it based on? >> well, i think it's based on a number of things. you're looking at revenue growth, we're looking at hiring, we're looking at inflation. and all those business conditions seem to make a real nice holiday wishing and holiday greetings for next year into 2014 with inflation staying relatively low, which i know you just mentioned a couple of minutes ago. >> so does that mean they're going to allow those companies to invest more? will they hire more people or not? >> yeah. we actually asked that question and 43% were going to hire more people here in the u.s. next year, which is a very positive news for the economy going into 2014. >> how does that compare with what we've seen in previous years or compared to the sort of mid 2000? >> yeah, well, this is the best news that we've had since the 2008/2009 recession, as you mentioned, in fact last five years. so this is

katz that of there? is a seniors? is a physician's? isn't the support system for seniors?where in your research the you see? >> this is, in fact, directed to the seniors whose choices were restricted, whose benefits will be reduced, and i'm deeply concerned about the long implications. i understand this one at mr. baker about consumer protections and confidence in the program, but that's at odds with the fact that the cbo for example, projects that there will be 5 million fewer enrollees in medicare advantage in 2019. if they felt more confident we would have 10,000 new seniors every day. you would see it rise, not fall. and i think that is stark testimony to the financial underpinnings being not strong enough and that will limit the benefits and the choices to seem just. >> yield back. >> now recognize the ranking member america's mr. dingell, five minutes for questions. [inaudible] >> thank you for your courtesy and kindness. this is an important moment in the american people are counting on us. i'm concerned that the committee might be holding another hearing to try to