sec would already have my license and i would be in jail. , come on, mark, this guy's a major drug kingpin who killed your brother, a clean kid. why would he do that if it wasn't personal, hmm? if it was personal, t probably had something to do with you. what were you doing, mark, stealing money from salazar? no! you know, i watched him kill your brother. then i your brother died in my arms. hey, look at me. you gonna let this guy get away with that? yoa help us find his killer? look, i don't know why raymundo salazar killed my brother. u gonn yes, you do. look, then just tell us where to find him. if he knew i told you anything, he would kill me, too. do the right thing, mark. you don't want to do it for us, you don't want to do it for your dead brother, do it fo brokenhearted mother, okay? tell us where to find him. when he comes to new york, r your salazar, sometimes he stays with a girlfriend in harlem. her name is sylvia. she works at a barbershop wheon 125th street.is sylvia? sylvia, police. keep walking. i need to ask you some questions about your bnd raymundo salazar. never heard o

and it was bad. >> without the kingpin, the crane is doomed.later, big blue and the roof come crashing down. >> watch it! watch it! >> there's no -- there's nothing you can do, you know. it's terrifying. >> the crane and roof fall away from jeff kosinski's yellow man basket seen on the right and miss him. but another crane on the left is hit. it's holding a man basket with three other ironworkers in it. >> there was a crane holding my three friends and then my crane and then blue, and mine was the only one left standing, i think. all of the other cranes went over. >> all three men lose their lives. it's a devastating blow. >> jerry star was a really nice guy. he was our union steward on the job. jeff wisher is the guy i knew the a real nice guy, you know. >> several other people are injured, including kasinski. he sustains a career-ending back injury when his basket is lowered and stopped too quickly. >> that was my last day on the job. >> an investigation finds several factors are to blame for the collapse. the biggest being the wind is blowin

and as a corporation kingpin, i filed a quarterly report of rage when i heard this. >> one of the world'sost powerful c.e.o.s as publicly come out of the closet. apple's tim cook is the first fortune 500 c.e.o. to come out publicly as gay. >> stephen: yes, apple c.e.o. tim cook has come out as gay. which means two years from now microsoft's c.e.o. will also come out as gay. (laughter) so i am giving a wag of the finger to tim cook. (applause) as a corporate titan, he should follow tradition and hide his sexuality in the caymans. (laughter) he can visit on holidays! worse, he feels no remorse about his decision to be born gay. quote, "i'm proud to be gay, and i consider being gay among the greatest gifts god has given me." of course, god gave him that gift because he knew cook already had an ipad. (laughter) well, folks, if the c.e.o. of apple is going to stand up there and dramatically unveil his gayness, i only have one thing to say... being gay looks so sleek and cool! (laughter) i bet it's loaded with great features like an ultra-thin profile! so if you're watching, tim cook, gay, plea

by the way, that of course-- no, do not encourage notorious gang kingpin huggie -- >> the mayor was doing voter registration work with a man who wasn't in a gang and was brazenly flashing a not-gang sign. so how did this get painted as a gang thing. >> one month ago she took a strong position on law enforcement and community relations. she wrote this in an open letter to the community. >> quote some officers abuse the trust that is afforded it to them. and take advantage of their roles to do harm rather than prevent it. >> oh, i get it. this isn't so much about the mayor flashing this sign, as it is about the police flashing this sign at the mayor. anyway, the cops are mad. because the mayor criticized their conduct. when they came across this picture they told everyone that it was actually this picture. which means unfortunately, it's time to once again update our list of innocent things black people do that look suspicious. (laughter) hold on, hold on. here we go. don't wear a hoodie, don't carry skittles. don't carry keys, don't reach for a wallet. don't drive in a car in a nice neighb

they're the kingpins. they're called the swing producer that may make or break this meeting. but prices have been going down because there was no agreement with the russians yesterday and that was very significant. >> thank you, sir. appreciate it. back here at home two more states, those two in the deep south have had marriage equality bans overturned. they struck down same-sex marriage bans in arkansas and mississippi. couples aren't heading to the alters yet because both are on hold so they can consider appeals. but they can bring the number of states with marriage equality to 37. on way too early, up next, we're combining two things that we love. sports and a special edition of way too early to call. the guest is on the line and the graphic does the guy no justice at all because according to muscle and fitness magazine he has the sick body in the nfl and general is very excited. general doesn't get excited. she is very excited. we'll also give you another check on our big two stories this morning. one of which bill wouldn't tell us about what it's going to be like on thur

we use the kingpin act as a way to identify the major traffickers and apply sanctions to those who are involved in the activity. i can assure you that if we see in the isil situation something akin to what we've seen with the taliban, or with the farc, we won't hesitate to use those same authorities in this instance. >> but, again, with kingpin, there's a big hole there for narco trafficking. and, of course, it's been the subject at one of the hearings that we had previously. and we really need to be locking that up as much as we can. but -- >> so, i'm not aware of the particular deficiency that you're identifying but i'm happy to follow up on that issue. >> okay. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, the ranking member of the oversight investigation subcommittee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i thank the witness for appearing today. my feeling are ambivalent on this topic of kidnapping for ransoms. it is my understanding that isil has receiveded as much as $20 million. i also understand that this undercuts the goal of eliminating t

what we see in the taliban organization, we wouldn't hesitate to use these instances. >> again, the kingpin, there is a big hole there for narco-trafficking. and of course it has been the subject of one of the hearings we had previously. and some say we really need to be locking that up as much as we can. >> i'm not aware of the particular deficiency that you're referring but i'm happy to follow up on that. >> chair now recognizes mr. green from texas, on the oversight subcommittee. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i thank the witness for appearing today. my feelings are ambivalent on this topic of kidnapping for ransom. it is my understanding that isol has received as much as $20 million. i also understand that this undercuts the goal of eliminating their access to funds if we -- if we don't take a strong position on these kidnappings. my feelings are ambivalent because i have a constituent who has a son who is being held captive. we're not sure who is holding her son captive. but i visited with this mother and father. and i know that they want their son returned home safely. and while i unders

aiding and abetting an illegal cab service to get, as you would say in the criminal hi industry, the kingpinse, legislators in harrisburg would have to amend the rules and regulations. uber says they will be paying for the fines their drivers may get in a ppa -- >> an alert for drivers who use the burlington bristol bridge. it is closed and until 5:00 in the morning because of road construction. you can expect another closure on wednesday night in to thursday. in that case, though, one lane will still get by. >>> a big change for drivers at the pump. gas prices are still falling. prices below $3 a gallon for regular all over our area. that's 27 cents les less than a year ago. and even better, the trend is expected to continue. the average price in the philadelphia area is still $3.2 a gallon. in south jersey 2.71, in delaware 2.83. doug shimell looks at what this means for the upcoming holiday travel season. >> whether it is the plunging price of crude oil, the experts say the numbers on these pumps will continue to fall. >> we're seeing prices we haven't seen in this region in nearly four ye

. >> it did, but now the coffee kingpin is backtracking, after getting thousands of letters and phone calls. the goal is to have it in all stores by november the 17th, but it may be difficult to get enough eggnog from suppliers in that time. >>> holidays are here. 11:43 right now. in colorado, a big difference between seeing and having vision. >> now he wants to share that lesson. >> you're not. >> reporter: people say a lot of things. >> or you're crazy. >> reporter: when they learn you run 100-mile races for fun. >> you mean you ran for 100 miles? >> reporter: his feet carry him at a sub-seven-minute mile pace through the most difficult challenges of his life. >> when i run, i'm absolutely present. i feel the wind on my skin, i smell, i hear, and i'm not thinking about anything. >> reporter: a life long runner. >> there's no future, there's no past. there's only right here, right now. >> reporter: who feels each step more than he sees it. >> even when i'm on the trail, i can hear where a tree is or a branch because of how the sound of your foot hitting the ground and how it echoes a

or with the farc, we won't hesitate to use those same authorities in this instance. >> again, the kingpin, there is a big hole there for narco-trafficking. and of course it has been the subject of one of the hearings we had previously. and some of us here really need to be blocking that up as much as we can. >> i'm not aware of the particular deficiency that you're identifying but i'm happy to follow up on that issue. >> okay. thank you, mr. chairman. >> chair now recognizes mr. green from texas, ranking member on the oversight investigation committee. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i thank the witness for appearing today. my feelings are ambivalent on this topic of kidnapping for ransom. it is my understanding that isil has received as much as $20 million. i also understand that this undercuts the goal of eliminating their access to funds if we -- if we don't take a strong position on these kidnappings. my feelings are ambivalent because i have a constituent who has a son who is being held captive. we're not sure who is holding her son captive. but i visited with this mother and father. and

the kingpin contest was for a good cause. >> that's a great charity.t else do they have to do in cincinnati? >> you know who's singing the song? surf and byrd by the trash men. >> wow. >> not georgia. >> saturday light from athens, georgia. >> and the b 52s. >> bitcoin black friday. they're expecting 1200 merchants to participate which will double the number from $6 million. some offering deals will be new days. overstock.come a big cheerleader of bitcoin will not be participating. they will have bitcoins on their own site. the price isn't as cheery. we've been talking to bitcoin for years, years now. >> right. >> the theory had been the more bitcoin is used, that will support the price. we've seen the opposite happen. >> what happened? >> as you get the new merchants coming on -- >> michael. >> you get them named michael, michael david comes on and he decides to take the bit cohn. michael david can't pay his lek tris sfi bill, can't do anything with this. what happens, you immediately look at the currency in bitcoin, there's a three-month lag. you see

obviously, the kingpin, has to be cautious about what they say and do.y are trying to protect market share. if they are perceived as going out there and cutting, it will send the wrong message to the markets that they are worried about prices all in. that is the worst thing. markets will say, i will drive it further. this good present risk developing between the -- a r ift developing between the opec group. >> let's move onto iron ore. we are seeing a glut. iron or is putting more e on markets. what is the status for iron ore? >> what happened in china is fascinating. that, you can see the demand and the supply is going somewhere, albeit at lower prices. the more we supply, the more someone will take. i think it has to do with china resources ahead of the expected stimulus that we are seeing. it is playing nicely into the hands. web to see if the rally is short-lived. -- we have to see if the rally is short-lived. >> how short-lived are we talking about? we are seeing big searches for australian miners. >> how much work you have to cut and china to get m

what we see in the taliban organization, we wouldn't hesitate to use these instances. >> again, the kingpin, there is a big hole there for narco-trafficking. and of course it has been the subject of one of the hearings we had previously. and some say we really need to be locking that up as much as e can. >> i'm not aware of the particular deficiency that you're referring but i'm happy to follow up on that. >> chair now recognizes mr. green from texas, on the versight subcommittee. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i thank the witness for appearing today. my feelings are ambivalent on this topic of kidnapping for ransom. it is my understanding that isol has received as much as $20 million. i also understand that this undercuts the goal of eliminating their access to funds if we -- if we don't take a strong position on these kidnappings. my feelings are ambivalent because i have a constituent who has a son who is being held captive. we're not sure who is holding her son captive. but i visited with this mother nd father. and i know that they want their son returned home safely. and while i understan