please spell zosia mamet. >> zosia mamet. z-a-s-h-a m-a-m-m-o-t? sound to you? [ buzzer ] thank you for playing, zosia. and thank you for trying. [ cheers and applause ] we'll se you in a very short time. all right guest three. you have done so well. so far right now, statisticaly you are the best speller out here. now a lot of hip hop stars have confusing spelling, your name is drake. >> d-r-a-k-e. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: look at that! not totally fair, because you're from canada. casandra, can i get our third round names? [ cheers and applause ] casandra, do you even know how your name is spelled? >> you're funny. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. all right, contestant number one. >> c -- [ laughter ] >> seth: cassandra, honey. >> c-a -- [ laughter ] >> seth: cassandra, you're in the shot, honey. you're just. >> k -- >> seth: go to your right. just, yeah, it doesn't matter. [ laughter ] contestant number one. spell brad pitt. [ slide whistle ] oh! you know what that slide whistle means. reverse order so this one goes to contestant num

zosia mamet, thanks a lot for coming on.nd ty burrell and we wednesday behind the scenes. >> kernel the frog live from the set of our brand-new movie. ♪ >> reporter: big ben, the palace, the guards, the muppets? yep, their new movie was too big for just one country so the muppets took their show on the road this time. >> global audience what you can do. >> reporter: we got an exclusive invitation on the set and behind the scenes. >> all those in favor of believing in ourselves, raise your hands. >> reporter: the movie features a gaggle of celebrities and stars ricky gervais. don't tell that to miss piggy. what about ricky gervais, working with him as an actor. what's it like. >> it's absolutely the best. ba best actor i've ever worked with. >> fantastic background actor. >> she's such a diva. >> reporter: she's surprised you may or may not have top billing in this. >> i know. actually joking aside, when they put up the test release, they put human in brackets. just so you know. >> you play a human. >> i'm the lead human. not

mamet that as the humans prices for staple foods haven't changed that money will certainly take a few months. if anything changes at all. i get out of the shibuya. we go with an ear to ear on courtroom the largest car manufacturer in the middle east. after oil and gas the automotive industry is the country's most important economic sector. as the sentence became more effective production output plummeted he ran knew how to react and counter the trend with the help of south korea and china. muir has always written down numbers and statistics which especially during the lead up to medina johns era were falsified and not just in the car manufacturing industry. of course iranians would prefer to cooperate with the west many of their machines come from western countries including germany. siemens bosh and continental have done good business here. iran now manufactures many car parts it needs to import two years ago. cotto is deputy director expects that after the positive results of the geneva talks. sanctions will be teased and companies from europe will soon return to iraq. most of the c

mamet is there any other way to achieve your objective?a lot of things wrong with the system. we are going to fight for this one reform. we are looking at -- anyone out of 100 cases that went to trial, the convictions did not result in jail time. they often resulted in slaps on the wrist, things that did not meet the crime. we're going to investigate that. we've asked for reports from four major bases around the country. the fund -- fundamentally, we bed to get the command to healthier where victims do not feel retaliation. ultimately, we have to keep fighting to take this decision out of the chain of command. >> universal pre-k. many of us think it is a great idea. we want our kids to be educated and we wanted affordable for everyone. >> universal pre-k is one of the investments that has enormous economic return for growth for our country. one study showed that for every thatr that you put in, child will produce at least $11 in economic benefit across their lifetime. we want to give every child a chance to reach their potential. that mean

mamet to respond, grandfathering respond,to grandfathering is if you like your plan, you can keep it. the interesting thing, what where time but is preventative services, contraceptive, is it a compelling and surest stop it is something that is so important that the government must override religious objections to it? if you look at grandfathering, congress made some prioritization when it did in the grandfathering. it said your plan still has to cover your dependence of two age age 26.dependents up to it cannot have lifetime limits and no pre-existing conditions. that is congress saying these things, these items. you heard by your kids being all your plan to up to 26. your kids are happy. congress said it is extremely important and we will apply it to grandfather plans, so however long the transitional period lasts, there are millions of plans that will putting be grandfather this year and next. congress did make a sort of set of priorities and said these are important to us. and so, it seems we look at a regulatory agency like hhs and say these preventative services are important to