. >> jimmy: lou cage is on the show? >> lou cage is on the show and i am allowed to tell you that. >> jimmy: because it already happened. >> it already happened and the show is out. >> jimmy: do you have people netflix is, and this is the part that's hard for me. when the shows all come out at once you don't know when it's okay to discuss it with people. so typically when the show comes on every week you have like, okay, well, i'll give them a couple weeks before i say anything but how -- what do you think? what is the -- what are the rules there? >> okay. i have been the victim of television spoiling. i've been pretty bummed about it. >> jimmy: what has been spoiled for you? >> i watched the first two seasons of "homeland," super into it. and then one day my boyfriend, also super into "openland," oh, season 3, brody, they hang him, he has a baby. i was like, oh, my god, stop talking. just kept going on and on. now, you know, i watch it with him when it's on but i'm like, okay, what happened? kind of like ruined the whol

the establishments only hope is a cage match between trump and himself adding sorry, that's not going to happen, and trump's terrific. with the hashtag deal with it. lou? lou: carl, thank you very much. carl cameron. >>> you can watch chris wallace's interview with donald trump on fox news sunday. 2:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. check local listings as well. >>> the fbi investigation of the san bernardino terrorist attack moving ahead. fbi divers continue to scour a san bernardino lake they believe may hold important evidence. investigators say terrorists syed farook and tashfeen malik visited the lake on the day of last week's terror ramp age. it's believed the two may have dumped their phones and computers into the water in an effort to cover their tracks. fbi assistant director david bowdich yesterday said this investigation will not be over any time soon. >> first of all, we think this search will last for days. it's very possible. we would be remiss not to go into the lake and do a thorough search for evidentiary items that may come back. lou: this comes as reports that tashfeen malik tried to contact a number of radical islamist terro

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cages where we have so many opportunities to build for livelihood. [inaudible] >> thank you. the next 3 speaker cards are [inaudible] and paub lousa and lee morales. >> rafael speary with architects designers and planners [inaudible] supervisor farrell it is nice to see you. i want to say 2 things about the jail, one is the processing is rushed. [inaudible] and back in january of 2014 the budget legislative analyst wrote the project would [inaudible] that was quoting from the capital plan so a lot of us expected this important decision of the project [inaudible] >> police violence, partner violence. 216 million dollars, what else could we do? i would love to see more services particularly mental helths for our clients. every single person that walks through our door it isn't just because the experience one single incident of violence, but there is a lot that comes before and after and i will tell you that 3 out of 4 times i don't know where to send someone where they won't be on a waitest list and told there no psychiatric services in theirolog wj or have to get on a waiting list. i have been [inaudible] for 17 years and love the

cages where we have so many opportunities to build for livelihood. [inaudible] >> thank you. the next 3 speaker cards are [inaudible] and paub lous punosea and lee morales. >> rafael speary with architects designers and planners [inaudible] supervisor farrell it is nice to see you. i want to say 2 things about the jail, one is the processing is rushed. [inaudible] and back in january of 2014 the budget legislative analyst wrote the project would [inaudible] that was quoting from the capital plan so a lot of expected this important decision of the project [inaudible] >> police violence, partner violence. 216 million dollars, what else could we do? i would love to see more services particularly mental helths for our clients. every single person that walks through our door it isn't just because the experience one single incident of violence, but there is a lot that comes before and after and i will tell you that 3 out of 4 times i don't know where to send someone where they won't be on a waitest list and told there no psychiatric services in theirolog wj or have to get on a waiting list. i have been [inaudible] for 17 years and love