jason, next setup, i think, is lenny. it's lenny and howard fighting. (man) scene 7. right. it's the dance. yeah. okay. so, um, it's on tracks, but i think it's curved. we're going to go back, forth; back, forth. (man) reality of the lines being perfect. mm-hmm. i'm not worried about the lines. i really am not worried about the lines. i'm worried about what's going on between you two. i think this last couple of -- all right. we just did something a second ago that -- it's gonna work? yeah. he started talking to me -- and then i walk away from him again. i like that. but don't make it comedy. ready to rehearse this? rehearse it once. let's do it. we're just shooting. we'll just shoot it. we shoot it. we shoot it. i say: why rehearse? let's do it, gang. the camera's rolling. good energy, guys! the camera's rolling. what are you doing now? stand by. scene 7, shot 7, take 1. did they say anything? no. howard. howard. howard, howard, howard. talk to me. talk to me. howard, listen to me. listen to me; listen to me. i want to tell you something. i have no idea what it is. and what

>> lenny bruce came out, poor lenny bruce. he said i went to the hoo-hoo and next thing you know he was gone. then in san francisco. then in the village vanguard. gone, gone, begun. you could not use profanity because they would -- and stupid people would pay -- come down and knowing lenny was going to curse. "i've never heard so much bad -- and they would get up and leave. lenny would say all right, bring the next people in. [ laughter ] because the people they were so stupid. [laughter] but it was lovely and interesting to watch you because you were talking and then you were the words in there and the people would laugh. so i come out. you and i shook hands and i -- >> jon: we hugged. >> but i always loved -- >> jon: we didn't shake hands we hugged and i held it for a bit. i'm not going to lie to you. i'm not going to say like a bear hug but it was -- let me just say this -- it meant something to me. it meant something to me. >> it meant something. it was a jewish hug. >> jon: no pork. >> it was a -- [laughter] stick around.

please welcome back to our show the great lenny kravitz!ing back to the show. >> it's good to be back. >> jimmy: we love you so much on the show. we always have fun. last time -- last time you were on the show. uh, prince. >> yeah, prince. >> jimmy: you know who prince is. so, prince finds me and challenges me to a ping pong -- he wants to play me in ping pong. >> okay. >> jimmy: at a club here in new york called spin. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: around 10:30 at night. i swear. this club. true story. >> i know it's true. i played ping pong with prince many times. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you being serious? >> ping pong, bowling, pool. >> jimmy: what -- prince challenged you as well? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: did he start, like, smack talking you? that's what he did to me. >> the smack talking is the strategy. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> beside the fact that he is -- he's --you know -- >> jimmy: he's prince. >> he's stupid good. >> jimmy: he was so good at ping pong, he it made me mad. because he was wearing like a double-breasted, like, black velvet s

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. >> woody, we have lenny kravitz in the film.ing people hanging around all the time. he invited us to hang around. when we were making the first movie. he was preparing to go on tour. had his whole band there. had a chef there. a chef. a rock star. and the chef, happens to be an amazing mixologist. we would have the incredible -- parties. literally focused around, like, this, this chef would make this incredible cocktail for us. so, as you can imagine, woody likes to drink cocktails among other things. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> lenny also had in his, in his room, all of the costumes that he was choosing from to wear on his tour. you have seen this guy, a rock god, he loves leather, studs, fur. >> jimmy: good-looking man. >> he is beautiful. sorry, you, i went some where. >> jimmy: i swooned a little too. you almost winked. >> if only. if only. and any way, so, so, woody, one night decided he had to do a dressup party. and you know dress up in all of lenny's clothes. he end up, shirtless with this fur vest on. we get a knock on the doo

lenny williams was killing it, lenny pickett was astounding. chester thompson on the organ.ric, a sole fabric that was really exceptional. it is coming out in november and we are proud of it. tavis: you mentioned a couple like james brown. i am curious, not just to influenced you, but is there a particular person or persons whose vote of approval of what you do has meant so much to you over the years? programuval was on this . we were talking about whether or not he read reviews or critics and he said, i haven't done that since i was 22 or 23. i wanted to know why. he said that marlon brando came to him one day and had seen one of his movies. he said, kid, you are good. since then, he didn't read nothing. marlon brando told me that i was a good actor and if he said that to me, i haven't had to read or listen to what nobody says. approval you have received over the years, is that all you needed to hear. we have a song called "digging on james brown." we did a show with james brown, actually several. said, i really like that james brown song. we thought maybe, we will see you

. >> in this case, batman's secret identity is lenny b. robinson.miretired businessman who spends most of his time visiting sick children in hospitals dressed as the super hero. >> my youngest son was obsessed with batman. and his obsession became my obsession. then my ocd kicked in. and i had to get the real costume. the car. and what to do with it all, well, it was about going to childrens hospitals and making a difference. >> batman is on his way to the hospital when he's pulled over by officer borgea. >> i did not know immediately why he was going to pull me over, but i figured he was going to pull me over to find out who this person is with a batman costume on driving a lamborghini bat mobile. what's going on? it's not something you see every day. >> lenny notices even the officer can't contain his enjoyment. >> he was humming the bat theme as i was getting my license and the registration, i can hear him in the background humming the batman theme. ♪ batman >> the registration checks out, and batman is free to go, but not before other officers s

. >> woody loves to -- we also have lenny kravitz in the film. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's a rock star. > all the time. so he invited us to hang around. and when we were making the first movie, he was preparing to go out on tour. so he had his whole band there. he had a chef there because he has a chef because he's a rock star. the chef also happens to be a be an amazing mixologist. so we would have these incredible parties literally focused around like -- this chef would like make this incredible cocktail for us. so as you can imagine, woody likes to drink cocktails among other things. >> jimmy: sure, uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> and lenny also had in his room all of the costumes that he was choosing from to wear on his tour. you've seen this guy. he's a rock guy. he wears leather and studs and furs. >> jimmy: good-looking man. >> oh, he's beautiful. [ laughter ] >> sorry. you just -- yeah. i went somewhere. >> jimmy: i swooned a little too, yeah. you almost winked. [ laughter ] >> if only. if only. and anyway, so woody one night decided that he had to do a dress up party and like dress up in

so, here we go, lenny. (applause) >> good evening.p here because i nominated the progress park for the best ccg nen award. i'm proud to present this award on behalf of nen to bruce and bill for their hard work and dedication for turning this vacant lot, this eyesore in their community to a beautiful green park for everyone to enjoy. through their hard work and dedication and the support of their neighbors, they just created something tremendously beautiful. it's just amazing. and i would like -- i'm honored and i would like to invite them up to receive their award. (applause) >> thank you. [laughter] >> i want to mention that we live in one of the newest neighborhoods in san francisco, brand-new -- well, ten-year-old buildings, condos, apartments, a bunch of people who don't have a history, don't have a neighborhood. just a bunch of strangers living in proximity. and we got this idea to convert this derelict property, this derelict piece of weed infested lot under the caltrans on ramp. and all of a sudden we've got people showing up w

andy, i know you have a love/hate relationship with lenny. >> i do.nk the first three albums were great. i love the fact that this guy was successful, even though music executives when he started out, some told him his music wasn't black enough and some told him it wasn't white enough and he proved them wrong. every time he puts out an advance single for an album i buy it and the album sucks. so my personal motto is don't be fooled to buy anymore of his albums. >> i have to say he did a tremendous version of "american woman." i think the credit should be taken from guess who and given to him. although i love that canadian band. >>> coming up, an interview with ricky skaggs over his new book and his album. stick around. ♪ ♪ just for fun he says get a job ♪ ♪ that's just the way it is ♪ some things will never change ♪ ♪ that's just the way it is ♪ oh but don't you believe them ♪ >> i actually now like that song. no offense, bruce, but i wasn't crazy about it but no, i like it. that is ricky skaggs performing with bruce hornsby and they recorded a live a

it's the 20th anniversary of lenny kravitz's double platinum album. there was a big debate over that. he's leased a re-mastered delux edition. we pause now to remember this american' hero. ♪ >> we had two options for that montage and we aren't sure what to use. here's the other one. ♪ >> actually we had three. no. do you remember which blockbuster video you were working at when you heard this album? >> i was the assistant manager of the whole region. >> you were telling women that. >> that's how i got ladies into my pontiac. >> i believe it was white. >> it sure was. why are we making hits from then. it was the same year. >> really. i agree that snow is under rated. we have no idea where know went. all us and we probably won't pick up pause you're snow. in sounds like it went up your noise. >> i have a stuffny nodes. i was sick. i can't in take this show. >> maybe his career melted. >> tell me what it was like the first time you heard lenny kravitz hit on you? >> that feeling is just indescribable. i don't remember where i was 20 years ago. i didn't e

soraya lennie reports. >>> very, very large compound. the crowds stretch all the way past the embassy and down the street, probably thousands, a little less than in previous years. the sentiment is regardless of what's going on on the international political stage, the people here still see the united states as the great satan and don't support the normalization of relations with america. now it comes positive diplomatic that president barack obama and president housani, people here are absolutely 100% opposed to relations with united states. >>> currently on lock down, this after university officials warned students to stay inside. a message on the website urging those on campus to stay inside buildings and away from windows. the mayor of new britain has said there were no reports of injuries, police have not released any further information at this time. >>> and google's executive chairman is lambing the national security agency. he says they allegedly spied on his company's data centers. telling the adjourn the allegations are outrage

al jazeera zohira lenny. >> most iranians are unhappy about this deal in terms of what we are getting, sanctions reef leave is limited. it's just the first step they will offer somewhere around $7,000,000,000 in frozen iranian assets. they have around $100,000,000,000 and has lost around $80,000,000,000. this is from 2012 just in oil revenue. this $7,000,000,000 is a very, very small amount of money and small change according to iranians. the president is happy. the iranian government seems quite pleased. even the supreme leader given his approval not to these negotiations but this final deal and perhaps that's the most important word here in iran, what the supreme leader says and that might go some way in appeasing hard liners who are critical of negotiating with the p5 plus 1 powers. it's the first step. still months to see what happen. >> joining me live, manager of reaching critical will, the disarmament program of the women's international league for peace and freedom. they monitor a wide range of disarmament negotiations. good to talk to you. we appreciate it. is is this a deal

but it is arguably like two of the best performances from emma thompson and lora lenny. >> she's always in a crying face. >> she's sitting in her office and hoping her crush is going to walk by and talk to her. that's so good. >> i have to take a knee every time i watch that bit and get the kleenex out. >> you masturbate? >> that is disgusting. >> who are we here with? >> i didn't think we were going to have to say that. >> we'll edit it out. but you disgust me. tucker, like i said, to me, this is porn for women. it builds unrealistic expectations that will never be fulfilled. >> i found it hilarious. it was vulgar, but -- >> that was "animal house," tucker. >> i haven't seen any movies, including this one. but the idea of golda mire chasing andy down the road. >> can i just say, my whole marriage is based off this film. the ginger guy that came across to the u.s. and pulled the really hot chicks, that's exactly what happened to me. my wife is american. she's an ex-model. she's ten years younger than me. i'm batting so far -- >> you're making me against immigration. you come to our coun

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really do a interviewing because i would have rather i have great questions for you like talk about lenny bruce talk about miami. talk about delis talk about a good bagel i know a lot of big i know this but i'm an hour a day come on and on not eating wheat right now makes me too fat we have some questions for you twitter questions ok. what was your insight you write a book called the claudia choir on my choirs daughter could be i know going my quit was a great pitcher with the orioles yes what was your inspiration for i want to one day tease with one of my favorite movies. my inspiration was a lot of hurt and unrequited love built up over time one woman in particular actually who went on to be a big t.v. producer and director yeah it was it was mostly bass based on my harp she was actually the original producer which was ironic but we sort of fell apart but i still like her she's a little game. if you only knew right it's a little game little game not big enough much time for that larry i don't know for i want no no no way on why do we not have much time on well to more time yeah you know

. >> lenny kravitz said he is inspired by young vital fanviny. >> the old school friend finds new releasesnyl with coats for digital downloacoades >> the sound of record is second to none. >> they want the vinyl and now they can sincthey have convinces that it is the best way to sound. >> we have probably sold more needles in the past few years that we have in the past 15 years. >> they plan to keep the records playing. >> i like it's going to stay around. >> final sales and still make up less than 10 percent of all album sold, major artist behind a major surge in popularity this year. new release by many modern artists have pushed u.s. record sales to its best year since 2003. >> president obama goes out of his way to single out one former service member this veteran's day. why the man turned to the extra recognition. more bad news for the chicago bears this time on defense another injury knocked out one of their pro bowlersd ndthnu c hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you alway

florida gop chair lenny curry is calling on congressman trey radel to resign, saying voters need someone northeast of southwest florida. radel pleaded guilty to cocaine possession last week and took a leave of absence. he's now in rehab. >>> democrat mark herring is declared virginia's next attorney general. it marks the end of a three-week-long process in the closest statewide race in virginia history. herring defeated republican mark obenshain by just 165 votes. >>> wyoming senate candidate liz cheney releases her second campaign tv ad. the republican highlights her family's wyoming roots and features her daughters. it comes as she finds herself in a high-profile dispute with her sister, mary, over their opposing views on same-sex marriage. >>> congratulations to congresswoman kathy mcmorris on the birth of her baby girl, brin. the republican makes history for being the first member of congress for giving birth three times while in office. a study says if you have more daughters, you're more likely to be a republican. researchers from nyu and university of kansas says parents with all

lenny mcallister is a former strategist himself. let's look at the notion of a divided republican party. there is some sense particularly here in washington, we have talked a lot of the notion that the government shutdown brought the fracture of tea party republicans and other republicans to the fore, you don't believe that though? >> no, five years ago to the day when country elected barack obama as the first african american president and 44th president the united states, it was at that point in time when the republican party was supposed to go the way of the whigs, how do we recapture young voters, urban voters? you have seen this chasm since then. broaden our tent be able to be diverse within 67 ti conservatism. >> literally a manifesto of outreach. how effectively has the gop done with that? >> well, i think the jury's still out to be quite honest with you. we have to as republicans be able to articulate a conservative message across diversity. not just diversity of color and gender but diversity of conservative thought when we

>>> bueno, en realidad, yo, ya tomÉ una pieza, nos confiesa lenny kravitz, y la uso, una chaqueta favorita >>> basaste tu actuaciÓn en tu relaciÓn con los hijos. >>> como actor no tienes las experiencias que requieren tus papeles, el ser papÁ primerizo, ayuda, hicieron mÁs facil la tarea de ponerle en el lugar de mi personaje. judy y steve llegan en filomena, una historia verÍdica de un periodista de la b c c y dio a luz a su hijo y lo regalÓ y lo encuentra luego. >>> esta pelÍcula traerÁ mas para las fechas festivas, la pregunta es sia lograrÁn una nominaciÓn al coscar, regreso contigo. >>> gracias daniela, por el recuendo, y de pelÍcula, la experiencia, el van a ver, vivida por el ganador de nuestro concurso, viajÓ con su hijastro desde el bronx, miren que foto tan bonita, a nueva york, premier especial en los Ángeles de los juegos del hambre. nos da mucho gusto en "primer impacto", hacer este tipo de concurso, y hacerle el sueÑo realidad, por ejemplo, a estos dos televidentes tan queridos, vamos a la pausa al regreso, unos hispanos que a su corta edad bailan en grandes escenarios en la

lenny idemere was given the tags by friends and he started researching the tags.ot jack b. robbins. his family was thrilled to have the pieces back. >> we do something for the americans. i do something for the americans to thank them. >> he was very proud of what he did, and it was tickling to give them back. >> after jack b. robbins lost heug dog tags during -- lost his dog tags during the war his family has the tags to take home. 7 mints till the top of the hour. a new survey told you southern accents are the sexiest in responses. we -- sexiest in americans. we asked if you agree and your responses next. why justin bieber is in big trouble with the fans. . yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. but it sure feels that way. because with power ports... and wi-fi... and in-seat entertainment, for everyone on board, now when you fly, time flies too. (flight attendant) sir, we're about to land. (vo) we're adding a brand new plane, with all this, every we

let's go straight now to surel lenny. just how extensive the damage been? >> well, it's lift to tell at the moment, because it is so early, it is about very late at night. but we do know the earthquake hit about 60-kilometers away from northeast of bushar where iran has a nuclear reactor, that's on the south coast of iran, a place called boris john. we know there's about seven people killed, unofficially we hear about nine people killed, 30 injuries around seven people -- 17 people in hospital. and as far as saudi arabia, apparently they felt this quake, of course, the concern is going to be finding these people in such an area that one of the villages in that area and not really a built up area as well. but of course, the security of that nuclear facility as well. >> okay. i'm sure we will be getting more news out of iran as the hours go on. we are come back to you as more information as we need to, thank you for the update. the senate committee has approve add change that would remove age limits from countries existing euthanasia law. a psychologist would

lenny. >> reporter: well, ken, from go pro devices to google glass, wearable camera systems are becoming very popular with consumers. but here in palo alto, police say that they are becoming essential for the preservation of evidence. like the badge, gun belt and body armor, a high definition video camera may soon be strapped to the chests of palo alto police officers when they head out for duty on patrol. >> those cameras will be worn on the uniform and will follow the officer as they go about their shift or on calls on vehicle stops, things like that and allow them to audio and video record their actions. >> reporter: the lieutenant says the police department will be asking the city council to approve a $300,000 contract for 38 new videocameras most of which will be mounted in police cruisers to replace an existing system. but for the first time, nine officers assigned to motorcycle patrol will wear cameras on their bodies. it will be a sort of beefed up go-pro system for police work. >> the goal of all of this is that it will allow us to have an independent accurate record of what hap

lenny, what's up? >> reporter: yeah, there is no science behind the notion that having these smaller earthquakes relieves pressure on some of the faults. that's kind of a myth in the bay area. but what i can tell you is that we're standing at one of what are now six mini epicenters from the series of quakes. they haven't done any damage but coming one after the other certainly is shaking people up. >> my first and hopefully my last earthquake. >> reporter: some pampering at a san ramon day spa what the perfect follow-up of going through her first earthquake ever. >> it didn't frighten me but got my attention, shocked me. when i realized what it was, i went, oh, my! >> reporter: the 3.4 quake hit at 9:30 this morning centered inside the crow canyon country club. there were no reports of damage but it was the sixth in a series of small quakes to hit the san ramon area since friday. john sanders felt the pounding of yesterday's 2.9 quake while stopped in his car. it was centered near canyon lakes drive an

i'm more likely to be mistaken to the black guy from my name is earl or the black guy from msnbc or lennyage, and that's nothing to do with financial problems caused by three divorces that forced me to take any job i can get. it's because i have to tell all my bro tastic fans something. obama care is a war on bros. listen to the experts. >> obama care is a war on bros. it's young men in women. >> women should pay more? >> look, it's not biased. i'm not saying this as a man, but i think that they are using the system a lot more than we are. so they go through a lot of preventive screening. they give birth. they have the whole mammogram, pap smears. guys, we don't like to go to doctors, right? >> that makes perfect sense! if you're a young man who is not a smoker, not sick, not poor, and not getting health insurance from your employer. then you're going to pay more. and that's wrong. men have been getting all the advantages for a long time, and society is just fine. so why change now? obama care's idea of fairness means if you're a man, young or rich, i pay more. and if you're a woman or ol

lenny curry has joined collier county republicans and lee county republicans in publicly asking for himed into rehab last week after getting arrested in a federal drug sting in october. don't be surprised if house republicans follow suit since florida republicans have taken the lead on the resignation calls. >>> the next number, 165, the number of votes by which democrat mark herring has officially or certifiably defeated republican mark obenshain. that's 165 votes out of more than 2 million votes cast. this isn't over yet. obenshain can challenge the results but if herring does win, democrats would control all five statewide offices in virginia for the first time since 1969. but there is going to be a recount, folks. >>> 7. that's the point difference between ohio governor john kasich and his little-known challenger, ed fitzgerald. just a reminder, the incumbent in a bit of trouble. the new quinnipiac poll released today shows fitzgerald inching up in the race even though he's relatively unknown. kasich still leads among republicans but right now he's under 50. >>> finally, 11, that's

elizabeth banks, lenny kravitz. perhaps you have heard of them. raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >>> good morning. looking at this, you're thinking is that the wshs on the way out? let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> definitely is. time to trade the umbrellas for sunglasses, but the transition, is dry air will be maybe costly, above 900 feet some pretty gusty winds, 6:00 this evening through 10:00 tomorrow evening, up at 2,500 feet, gusts up to 70 miles per hour. accuweather seven-day forecast, warmest tomorrow but pretty seasonal this weekend. leyla? >> mike, the coast guard is being sent to richmond to fish out this car that went off the road and into the canal. this is right at war street at canal boulevard. no word if there's a traffic impact that's certainly going to be an active scene until further notice. kristen? >> more on the midday news at 11:00. announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, academy award winning actress jennifer lawrence. and from the new holiday movie "christmas with tucker," james james. plus, mic

lennie, who heads up the office of indian water right and has done a terrific job on that and so many areas. hilary, are you out there? she's on maternity leave. she's goofing off with a new baby. she's solicitor for the interior department. and she is from the navajo nation, and does a tour -- terrific job for us in the challenging job of solicitor. mike connor, who i hope you know. he's an expert in indian water rights. has been for years. she's commissioner of bureau of reclamation. she's one little step away from becoming deputy secretary of the department of interior. if we can get the senate to vote on him. he's out of committee waiting for vote. he'll be deputy secretary for interior and serve all of you and the american people very well. laura davis is chief of staff to me. my right arm and so many ways. and a real proponent of the issues of indian country and a real resource for me as i get up to speed quickly in this job. and convinced logan. i think you are out there, thank you. he was nominating more than a year ago now to serve as the office -- to lead the office of speci

followed by a lenny kagan at 945 eastern.also this holiday weekend, four days of booktv on c-span2 including ever solomon on the life and art of norman well tonight at 9:30 p.m. on c-span trees american history tv, the 150th anniversary of the gettysburg address. >> on your screen is a similar phase, ray suarez. now with al-jazeera america. before you talk about your book, when did you make the move over to al-jazeera? just a couple days ago. my first day on the air over there was november 11 and so far so good. >> why the move? >> it was time. sometimes you been at a place for a while and you done everything you can do there, and they were new opportunities and some great chances for advancement at al-jazeera america, and if they started with everything that implies. fresh, energetic, forward-looking. it's really, really fun. my staff keeps me on because everybody is like 27 years old. brace for us, this is booktv so we want to talk to you about this. five and your legacy that saved the nation. what sparked you to write this

clarence thomas at 9 p.m., followed by a lenny kagan at 9:45 p.m. eastern. also this holiday weekend, four days of booktv on c-span2 including the life and art of norman wong grell. thursday at 9:30 p.m. on c-span3 american history tv, the 150th anniversary of the gettysburg address. >> on many campuses young women are talked as if they live in a oppressive site where girls are shortchanging schools, robbed of the self-esteem and adolescence and then channeled into low-paying fields. once in workplace they are cheated out of 25% of the seller. they face invisible barriers and all sorts of forces that opened out and keep them back, keep them out of the high echelons of power. this picture just doesn't fit reality. it's distorted. the false claims that support it have been repeated so many times they been taken on this aura of truth. >> her critiques of lately century feminism and feminism and content the american culture have led critics to label her as antifeminist. sunday on in depth or questions for author christina hoff sommers life for three hours begin

lennie parker pitched a perfect game. >> and you are still married. >> oh.es. >> hooray. >> we have a great thing every summer and it's called admitted night sun baseball game. it starts at 10:30 at night. my gift to you is to -- [laughter] -- and so -- >> it's beautiful, thank you. couch. an invitation to you if you would like to come a mid night sun baseball game. june 21st, every year. >> i see. summer -- >> we can get you up there it would be so great. >> thank you, thank you. >> and i will happily wear it! [applause] >> okay, any closing comments from our historians? scott?? any last words. >> what a pleasure it was to have this conversation. [laughter] [applause] [laughter] >> thank you. [applause] [laughter] [applause] >> okay, thank you, both, for being with us. it's been a wonderful, wonderful conversation. great moment in miami. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] live coverage from miami book fair international continues. doris kearns goodwin talking with the audience there. and author of wilson talking about the last tu

a few drops -- lenny says in san mateo, a couple of drops. you see these are pockets. things are juicing up a little bit. the atmosphere has been so, slow dry. we need the bands to come through. 50s or a couple of 40s. but mainly 50s with a southeast breeze. there's a lot of moisture here. the heavier bands up here kind of stalled out a little bit. this is not well-organized but it will drift south throughout the day. it's a warm system. upper 30s near 40 for tahoe. the snow level goes up, up, up. don't look for much in the way of snow unless you are above 7500 feet. we'll say 65. it will come down tomorrow. there's a better opportunity for us tomorrow as we get colder air and lift in the atmosphere. that will be tomorrow. today looks like a lot of clouds unless you are up towards the russian river, mendocino county, lake county. a little breezy at times. highs today, checking in in the 50s for some, very, very low 60s for others. now, again, towards the south bay, you may have to wait a long time to see rain. livermore, 64. 65 for gilroy. kind of a balmy day with the

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interestingly, a steep decline in interbank lenny, a form of wholesale funding, was important in both episodes. also, the 1907 panic involved institutions, trust companies, but this relatively less regulation which probably contributed to the rapid growth in the years leading up to the panic. in analogous fashion in the recent crisis much of the panic occurred outside the permitted or a traditional bank regulation, in the so-called shadow banking sector. the responses to the panic of 1907 and 2008 also provide instructive comparisons. in both cases the provision of liquidity in the early stages was critical. in 1907 the united states had no central bank so the availability of liquidity depended on the discretion of firms and private individuals, like a j.p. morgan in a more recent crisis, him the federal reserve fulfill the role of liquidity provider consistent with the classic prescriptions of walter. the fed led not only to banks by seeking to stem the panic and wholesale funding markets. it also extended its lender of last resort facilities to support not because addition such as i