could maverick and his fancy flying be making a return? >>> well, good friday morning, i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm dan kloeffler. a convicted shooter who escaped from an ohio prison. >> t.j. lane is back in custody. he is serving life sentences for killing three students in 2012. >> he and two other inmates broke out of the correctional facility as they rushed to protect those killed in the shooting. and searchers used airplane infrared detecters to find him. he was only a hundred yards from the prison. >> you know, he did scale our perimeter fence. and, again, this is an ongoing investigation. obviously i'm not happy that it's happened. no warden in my position would like something like this to happen. >> lane became notorious following the shooting for his behavior during the trial, wearing a shirt saying killer on it, and gave an obscene gesture and smirked at the families. one of the inmate is still on the run. much more later on "good morning america." >>> another day, another stunning revelation in the ray rice scandal. questioning w

but with an mavericks' mavericks' with regina's.[laughter] that is my view. >> had to compare this to your former book which is also like mavericks' with vaginas. >> i am jealous of all of them the next best thing is to sit at my a computer to dig into their psyche. it is always a thrill when they do. >> talking about the prodding and the poking do you find you have stages to the process or do you have overlap how you operate? is that process any different? gimmicky would probably agree that i have to research and write at the same time. i know plenty of authors to have to do research firm stand they hoard. i would research for tenures and not write one word i would research the rest of my life. but then you are in trouble with your editor. [laughter] it is the function of journalism i3 have to write and research at the same time said the figure out what is vital to the story you do all the research you can pull back then-- interesting but i cannot spend the next four months on that unfortunately. >> you do such a good job to captur

and only the best surfers are allowed to ride these giants. >> the mavericks event itself attracts 24 of the biggest names in big wave surfing by invite only, and people flew in from all over the world to hit those waves. >> surfers are given barely 48 hours' notice to jump on a plane and get to half moon bay in northern california for the competition. extreme sport videographer tyler short receives word of the contest two days before. >> got an e-mail about 2:00 in the afternoon saying it's go time, the 24 surfers have given it the green light and they're going to convene at half moon bay on that saturday. >> 140 miles north of half moon bay, dan quarrels and his fiancee, betsy forman, are planning a romantic valentine's weekend when they get word of mavericks. >> my fiance and i had decided to take turns with who was responsible for the plans of february 14th for valentine's day, and this was his year. >> betsy is a surfing fanatic. dan knows that taking betsy to mavericks will be a dream come true. >> she had never got to see an actual surf competition before, so this would have be

he is a maverick is the phrase we hear. that maverick streak has a green tint to it. it is still there in the 1980's. let me finish by noting a couple things. he retires in 1986. he dies in 1988. his ashes, some of them, are spread over the again can it which i think is an appropriate place for them to be. i think there are a couple of lessons we can pull from this. m myenry will attest, graduate advisor said that the most important question is so what? my take on so what. we have learned that environmentalism was a very partial movement. that it could appeal to lots of people. it could sometimes show up in the most unusual places. it was a sea change in the way people felt about the natural world. it affected all kinds of folks. it is not a movement that belongs to one side of the political spectrum or the other. related to that is that there is a strong republican environmental tradition. when we look back at 2014, that is an interesting question. today, you do not often associated environmentalism and not federal regulation with the republican party. that's a fairl

tom cruise signed on to bring back maverick. >> the film centering, of course, around maverick.them. >> they're having kids now? going to go through divorces? what's the storyline? >> love to see that. >> jerry bruckheimer is producing. put it all together. >> please, please, please, please. >> starring role. >>> more big news out f hollywood. spinoff in the works for "married with children." >> the hit show from the 80s and 90s being pitched to tv studios. centers around bud bundy, of course, played by david faustino, the one working on the project. he seems to have his sister, christina applegate, also involved. she started to spill the beans and then pulled back on any details. >> no word whether neil or katie segal would be involved. al and peg. hope so. >> that would be nice. i think a lot of people learned about, oh, cursing, sex, a lot of the things your parents didn't want to talk about. >> completely. >> just go learn it on "married with children." >> i couldn't watch it until youtube came out. i wasn't allowed to watch it. >> wholesome upbringing. >>> on abc, new membe

mercer county k9 officer maverick and smith son helped find a missing man in ewing.e say the pair tracked down the distraught 22 year old man who ran away from home on labor day. maverick followed the missing man's scent for more than 3 miles before finally finding him alive in a roadside ditch. >> this is individual joe that will make your blood boil a crook targeting a couple with cerebral palsy snatching anism pad right from their hands. >> i'm not going to lie down and take it. i'm going to fight back the best i can. >> the remarkable reason she says she's already forgiven him. >> and an entire staff of coaches at a local high school quit, resign. the night before a big game. the team is devastated. why some say it boils down to boys versus girls. >> and police kill a little boy's pet chicken. the story has got the whole town talking. why the police chief admits tonight he messed up. >> and notice your mobile phone bill creeping higher lately. you're not alone and social media may to be blame. the one feature you should turn off tonight before you go to bed. hey,

and that in mercer county, k9 officer maverick and officer david smithson helped finds missing man in. police say the pair track down the distraut 22 year old who ran away from home on labor day. maverick followed his accident for more than 3 miles, before finding him alive in a roadside ditch. >> tornado in nashville, only had second. >> the funnel cloud touched down, becoming thereby technically a tornado near a paper factory, wind damaged trees and cars, even tipping one car over on its side. meteorologists say this didn't have any warning, but looking at the data. officials say most of the damage was minor, and no one was hurt. >> san diego, residents took advantage hanging out on floaties. i will advise dollars, i guess. that water looks down right dirt. >> i it is dirty. and you never know what's underneath it either, you know? who knows. glass, whatnot. >> potentially lands is underneath it. >> that's also true. hi, dominica? >> hey, well, ya, that's dangerous stuff. do not do that for sure. we don't have to worry about any of. that will because we're still dealing with nice dr

maybe some day we could bring back the time of maverick linty as before.erhaps in five or 10 years back to the barber shop. >> for now, he has to concentrate on the middle aged and up. young men tired of the current trend. harry faucet, al jazeera, seoul.

. >> a maverick. he named two people to take his place. safir katz and mark herd. larry ellison the wealthiest californian. fifth wealthiest person in the word. worth $46 billion. he lives on an estate in woodside. has a mansion in san francisco. and owns the hawaiian island of lanai. ellison is a pilot and collector of exotic air craft. one of his recent high profile projects. bringing the americas cup to the san francisco way, despite criticism over the cost and safety, he didn't budge. last september his oracle team usa won the cup. as for the next americas cup, 2017, ellison is eyeing honolulu as host city. >> the question, should scotland be independent country. the answer no. just reported moments ago. now it is much more complicated, scots reject the referendum that threat tuned dismantle the union with the uk. voters overseas watched closely as did scots in the bay area. nbc bay area's derek shore live in san francisco, at a scottish pub. the" how they move forward, both countries. >> yeah, right, jessica. nbc news is reporting tonight that indeed, the scot

market is ready for maverick. that is who we are.ey make approaches to the company, we will listen and see what happens. >> what to you want other than to be in charge? what we did today -- think about the results of the company. is ripe for tremendous amount of more change will stop i take great pleasure on not just the growth that changing the industry will stop >> are you going to wear the apple watch? >> it's getting a little crowded here, but i thought it was beautiful. you have to admit -- >> do you think it's a game changer? >> wearables are a game changer. that device come i don't know. i saw what you saw yesterday. everybody left there saying i know i'm going to get one of those will stop >> thank you so much. ♪ >> i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." turning back to apple pay -- they have teamed up with tens of thousands of retailers in the united ace, including whole foods and macy's to accept a mobile wallet. withse of a partnership the payment start strife, apple paid can help small out developers to enable one

summing into a home in richmond and handfuls people heard this happened near intersection of 18th maverickhis is the view from pot up a partnership with abc seven and the crash happened in the middle of a high-speed high-speed police chase involving a stolen car please and canine units still looking for second suspect pot for philippe in the middle the scene because felipe was in a patrol car onlong in time and all happens >> : what is the latest >> : amazing how quickly things change and instead are right along with officers fantastic with the change artists here 18th burbank the ec authorities now trying to slow its ac transit bus that action crashed in the home of half a block on the street and not take a closer look at the bus when it was actually inside the home police say as it crashed through the fence a ruptured gas line plea ginnie in the richmond fire department quickly capped the line and not how the situation under control one of two suspects and the stolen red car so large with a police said the now looking " for a loss a the initial 20 minutes of this call extremely intense b

market is ready for a maverick. that is who we are.ey make approaches to the company, we will listen and see what happens. i'm not sitting around waiting for a phone call. >> t-mobile c.e.o. john legere there. coming up, how has technology changed the war on terror 13 years after the september 11 attacks? how have terror groups changed in the age of social media and cyber hacking? we take a look at all of these questions with former homeland security secretary michael chertoff next on the best of "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. 13 years after the september 11 attacks, the united states is back on the offensive confronting terror groups like islamic state. president obama announced a broad based coalition to confront them. >> i have made it clear we will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country wherever they are. that means i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria as well as iraq. this is a core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find n

eastern on al jazeera america, still to come, it's been a uphill battle but the maverick car makeseraking new ground. that story is next, and then it is real money, with ali velshi. coming up, if the nato alliance is going to deal with vladimir putin, america needs other countries to pony up. plus, the p yo disassessment tear is taking ale to, and nut lovers here in america, all that and more here in america. winner is nevada.the studying and really driving these battery powers vehicles. can't wait to see it. >> tesla hopes the new factory will help mass produce batteries that should bring down the costs making them more affordable for average americans. >> . >> powered by batteries and marketing itself as a car of the future, tesla is taking off. >> joe bought his test model s in august, he says he will never pump gas again. >> there's $3.49 for a gallon of regular in new jersey today. and i don't have to worry about that,ly go home and plug my car in. >> recharging is cheap at home. and free at super chargers like this one. but the price joe paid for his sedan was $82,000. in three

when canvassers encountered hostility, usually from poor whites, many of the maverick populist would fade away leaving a small cadre of communists and their allies to fill the vacuum. the presence of native radicals, scales believed, gave the whole campaign, what he called, "a much broader appearance that it really had." nor did the success of the petition drive necessarily indicate widespread support with the progressives. party headquarters in greensboro had advised canvassers to avoid discussion of the issues, and to base their appeals for signatures only on wallace's right to be on the ballot. so, as for the ardent left-wingers from the north, and other local activists recalled they acted somewhat like occupying troops in a foreign country. idealistic, but insufferably arrogant. they posed as deliverers, and expected to be honored as such. "it took a pretty sturdy liberal," junius scales later remarked, " to put up with some of the things that the progressive party leaders had to take from the communist party." preferring their politics with a sharp, ideological edge, and unwilli

tunnel one >> : arts support that >> : and give a solid chance to say a prayer to this remarkable mavericks with so much we're fortunate to have had him for so long i hope they decide to do that >> : for a long time been waiting for this to happen when a thrill to see seven people from the all the chichi committee pitch of the with nicolas coster was a richer sound and others the rainbow honor what hats off to you >> : and from little at a cat the icon shall be live in a person to tell me onstage some of the wild adventures in hollywood the screen and small all part of the california independent film festival september 11th to the 25th of the castro theater to cia iff pot or for all the features. >> : anomie when i interview people on like that >> : is definitely in a be good >> : also now is talk about joan rivers such an amazing woman i highly recommend to people be a documentary joan rivers a piece of work. >> : joan rivers is work 2010 premiere at the san francisco international film festival at the castro of course john was so supportive of the gay community but so much more she was e

his partner over time was a marine mammal biologist marine mammal biologists come up a total maverick. somebody with no academic affiliations, never taken navy money but had a secret which i don't want to get into because that would be a spoiler. he is spent his whole life come to 60 years old when he enters the story he spent his adult life on ships and a cne is the guy who wanted to hang out with whales. he was a serious scientist. he was not an activist. what happened was reynolds really stumbled in the course of one of his cases and leftovers. this is the mid-90s by now. the cold war was over. the navy had languished its cold war weapons system, which always? that they had come up with a solution for the problem they felt for tracking soviet submarines at great distance, which was to come up with a super high intensity, low-frequency sonar system. this is somewhat literally flood the ocean base, light up the whole motion with sound and create a sonogram of the oceans where you could see everything that moved in it. it was a good idea unless you were a whale. for any marine mammal

. >> the mavericks and rockets, too. >> i was like basketball cool. she is the biggest spurs fan.as talking about how she would shout at games and basketball players are like keep it down. i was like this is awesome. you are a vibrant woman. this is great. got her interview and his interview. things were going well. story airs and does okay. i think it did pretty well, i guess. yeah, i think it did. on the web it did well. it was retweeted and shared. which was awesome. we had this guy in our newsroom who would upload the audio at the end of the day. he would come in at end of the day, upload audios and then he left. and he came up to me and said, you're doing that story about the basketball player. yes. i play basketball. you didn't ask him if he gets sweaty. what? what are you talking about? well, he wears a turban while he plays. i thought oh, i never thought of that. i was so busy being, i'm south asian. you're south asian. and we have this mutual understanding and like i'm not going to be like so you are brown, what is up with that? i wasn't going to do that because i wasn't

look, we see smart, start-up, maverick companies break into spaces all the time in this world and dol. so i don't know what will ever happen in the company, i don't follow it that closely, but they're doing extraordinarily well in terms of bringing new products to market, we'll see what happens. liz: you are certainly running ncta during interesting times. michael powell, good luck to you. >> thank you, liz. liz: and tell your dad, colin, we said hello. we are always in honor of him. the head of ncta, former fcc chair and basically saying he believes given the choices that this time warner cable and comcast deal will go through. having earlier hit 52-week and all-time highs. >>> let's get to the secret rules that govern the united states senate that have been revealed for the very first time today. this does matter to you. "usa today" unveiling the rulebook containing all of the procedures that senators and senate staff follow including how and where they are allowed to spend their office budgets. that's taxpayer dollars. fox business' peter barnes in washington. peter, you've been p

he was the maverick no real experience lifelong friends hated by that aside reportedly inez people cozyup and have a lot. then they we're done all kinds of secrets operations but all kinds of whack gauges. >> since you spent so much time i would be interested to know not just america but the human population? way into the history with the spanish to take a vintage of. -- advantage of or how we move forward as a human culture. inevitably if the money is misspent and the local populations into you have any thoughts about that? >> mitt is not a policy or a psychology book but you cannot help such to be an expert all i can do is throw out some general reactions. but those are you need to have people in office who take their responsibilities seriously. we need to do more to hold themoc accountable with their arguments that we face in a crisis because there is always a crisis. and to be how where how this happens. and up to the officials themselves in the deep regrets with this whole scandal of letting these guys get away with it. and the ones who work so hard to minimize the responsibility

maverick might be headed back to the big screen.ll be displayed on the back instead of the name. >>> meet the two marines and learn more about them who sang for you moments ago in the after the show show. isis exploding in strength and size, according to the cia. they say the terror group has grown in size three times in just the past month. eric: look at the numbers released by the cia. the terror group has tripled in size, boasting 2,000 foreign fighters with western passports. this comes as the president implement his

s twin, separated at birth, a maverick guy, had no experience in the field, made as many lifelong friends as he did enemies, charming gregarious guy, hated by -- able to sort of cozy up to people like paris and others and be able to have a lot of influence and the two of them got together and worked on all kinds of secret operations that are all did to in north's notes that never saw the light of day but all kinds of wacky ideas about how to expand their operation beyond the iran side. >> more questions? >> since you spent so much time thinking about this, this is a really interesting talk, i would be interested to know your opinion on how to move forward as a culture. not just america but the human population. this has been going on forever. way back into our history, everything has been distorted and mismanaged and taken advantage of. how do you come to any ideas about how we can move forward as a human culture to avoid these types of things because inevitably it is the average person whose money is being misspent and whose lives are being taken and local populations, it is a big questi

. >> then i was the brave maverick. now i'm the -- >> stale maverick. don't worry. you that >> thank you, kate. the i will be glad to support the president if i'm convinced that this is robust enough and strong enough and serious enough to really bring about a favorable result, i'm not convinced of that yet, when the president says that the situation with isis in iraq is the same as yemen and somalia that's not true, it's vastly different. this is a huge caliphate with hundreds of millions of dollars, american equipment and there's a vast difference there. so, the president, if he can convince me and i'm not yet convinced that it isn't gonna be just half-measures and isn't just reacting to polling numbers, i will support him because many of the things he is saying he is doing now what we have been arguing for the last three years. >> there one thing you can say that would -- would convince you that one thing he could say that would convince you? >> air strikes in syria begin tomorrow. i can give him targets. if he is worried about targets, i can give him targets in

he earned a reputation as a maverick on capitol hill and known for his beam me up signoff on the house> he was truly one of a kind. >> james traficant, he was 73. >> wow. >>> running for cover, violent storms tore through parts of arizona bringing with it damaging winds and lightning. we'll show what you the storm did to phoenix sky harbor airport. not to be focusing, again, on my moderate my goal was to finally get in shape. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i finally made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about humira. humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance on humira. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart f

and tom cruise is expected to return as pete maverick mitchell. val kilmer? meg ryan?hollywood. jerry bruckheimer will not tell us, but the plot will show in an era of drone warfare, it's the group of pilots that get the job done. go ahead -- >> and feel the need for speed. >> oh, yes, robin. >> i like that. >> that movie has so many classic lines. can they do it again? i dare say yes. >>> all right, and finally, there she blows, international talk like a pirate day is upon us. if you do not speak pirate, consider the rosetta stone of black beard banter. ahoy, maty. and that's for your colleagues. aye. scuttle me skipper, you made a mistake. i should say regularly. and shiver me timbers. which is how i feel about the fact that if you walk into a christie creme today and you will get a free doughnut. and if you go in full pirate gash, you will get a dozen glazed doughnuts for free. argh. >> you have to go top to bottom. >> always encouraged. yes. captain morgans for everybody on this beautiful topic of pirate day. >> thank you, lara. >> wow. thank you. >>> heat index is

and, yes, tom cruise is set to return as pete "maverick" mitchell. but who will be his wingman? ryan? kelly mcgillis, long hiatuses from hollywood. will they return? superproducer, uber producer jerry bruckheimer will not tell us, but the plot will show in an era of drone warfare, it's the group of brave pilots who get the job done. go ahead -- >> and feel the need for speed. >> oh, yes, robin. >> i like that. >> remember that? >> that movie has so many classic lines. can they do it again? i dare say yes. >>> all right, and finally, thar she belows. international talk like a pirate day is upon us. if you do not speak pirate, consider me your personal rosetta stone of black beard banter. break out captain morgans and listen up. ahoy, matey. that's a greeting for your colleagues. aye, aye. scuttle me skipper, you made a mistake. i should say regularly. and shiver me timbers. which is how i feel about the fact that if you walk into a krispy kreme today and you speak pirate, you will get a free doughnut. and if you go in full pirate garb, your bounty will be a dozen glazed donuts fo

gonzales had a mossberg maverick 12 bird -- 12 gauge pump shotgun in the car. he had a winchester with the scope. he had another gun with the scope here in. he had a 12 gauge shotgun. he had an ar-15, a pretty sophisticated weapon. with a flashlight and scope. boltd a weatherby vanguard action rifle with a scope. he had a smith & wesson 380 caliber automatic black handgun. he had a glock 45 in the car with an empty magazine, although later, we found he had 800 rounds of ammunition. revolver asnum 357 well. caliber, andr 45 he also had a map. this is the evidence list. you seem to be minimizing all this stuff. of washington dc with writing and align it drawn to the white house. have with oure introduction to mr. gonzales here in. that, we know he has a history of mental illness. he shows up at the white house in august of 2014. he has a hatchet in his belt. no red flags, we let him go. then there is the day he jumps the fence and runs into the white house. i want to talk about that. you say he came into the front gate. he went through the front door of the porti

tkpwopz will a maverick model 8812-gauge pump service shotgun in the car. springfield armory 308 in chester with a scope and bipod. jagger 885 with a red dot car.ope in the he had a tri-star 12-gauge in the car. .r.-15 a pretty sophisticated weapon with a flashlight and scope. vanguard 270 erby caliber bolt action rifle with a bipod.nd smith and wesson 380 caliber automatic black handgun. he had a glock 45 in the car ith an empty magazine although later we found he had 800 rounds of ammunition. revolver, gnum another 45 caliber. this is thea map -- evidence list and you seem to be this.zing all of one map of washington, d.c. with writing and a line drawn to the white house. that is what we have with our mr. gonzalez.o then in august of 2014 -- and that we know he has a history of mental illness. up at the white house in august of 2014 and he's got a belt.t in his no red flags. you let him go. the day he jumps the fence and runs into the white house and i want to talk for a minute. you say he came in through the went through the front door at the portico, an

gonzalez had a mossberg maverick model 88 12 gauge pump shotgun in the car. he had a winchester with a scope. he had an adler italy jaeger with a scope in the car. he had a 12 gauge shotgun. he had an ar-15, a pretty sophisticated weapon, with a flashlight and scope. he had a weatherby vanguard bolt action rifle with a scope. he had a smith & wesson 380 caliber automatic black handgun. he had a glock 45 in the car with an empty magazine, although later we found he had 800 rounds of ammunition. he had a magnum 357 revolver as well. he had another 45 caliber, and he also had a map. this is the evidence list. you seem to be minimizing all this stuff. one map of washington, d.c., with writing and a line drawn to the white house. that is what we have with our introduction to mr. gonzalez. subsequent to that, we know he has a history of mental illness. he shows up at the white house in august of 2014. he has a hatchet in his belt. no red flags, we let him go. then there is the day he jumps the fence and runs into the white house. i want to talk about that. you say

maverick number for oakland is one the chow kansas city by one game in the playoffs for the first timed spot with another one today or lost by seattle. the lighting, which oppose covers taking of colorado buffaloes this afternoon at 1:00 moral stadium in berkeley. stanford cardinal will be playing away in washington as seattle take some huskies and kick off the team also at 1:00 creeds and jose spartans taking on that sport stadium the kickoff for the game at 730. >> : rios big business from the bay area and said francisco was named having the best brutal and the entire country yoga was this morning tells more about some the best places >> : live look outside for rv. care problems as the sahara and the saturday morning changes ahead next week's forecast detail straight ahead. ninth owlets reaction force heirs pivotal match up with the eagles placed raiders are are in london first win of the season in depth look on the giants is playoff picture con 4 news this morning dispute over auto route but over traveler's-tree >> : recover from the bizarre weather last night we'll have more on the

. >> the mavericks -- >> i was like basketball cool. she was talking about how she would shout at games and basketball players are like keep it you are brown, what is up with that? i wasn't going to do that because i wasn't like on this soap box while covering the story. i was like that would have been such a great question to ask of so you where a turbine while you play basketball. that is crazy. do you get hot. do you like powder or something? what is the tactic? >> he is like is that rude to ask, i didn't mean to ask you that. i am actually curious, too. it was one of those moments where i was like too busy pretending to be very proud and like we are all politically correct here. that would have been such a simple question. >> a simple question that a lot of people -- >> one of the things he mentioned during our interview was that he is glad seeing more people wearing turbines playing basketball. it is something that would have been interesting to address. i am like i never asked him if he got sweaty. >> the little dagger. >> i don't

it's time for a true maverick, someone who will stand up to the establishment. and i'm hoping and praying that this time around we can find that person who's going to be about we the people instead of about they the elite, they the lobbyists, they the political building.e capitol that's what i'm looking for in the candidate. the first time i find, i will hard core.d, they have to declare before i an decide who i want for president. host: for more from these politichicks.tv. and their book, what women really want. thank you so much. >> thank you. host: up next, the phone lines where your thoughts on we began earlier today. what should president obama do about this threat coming from islamic state? and russia's aggression against ukraine. we'll be right back. >> it's 9:32 a.m. eastern time. you.pdate on the news for payroll processor adp said added 204,000 rs jobs last month. it's the fifth straight month of solid gains. job gains above 200,000 a month are usually enough to lower the unemployment rate. the figures suggest that the government's jobs report to be re

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engaged mat ed maverick. >> we could do a parity of that. >> tom cruise is still in pretty good shape. >> he is. but you know what i mean. val kilmer would definitely come rolling out with a big gut. >> yeah. >> i don't know why, but he has gone up. >> i have seen some fluctuations with him. >> yeah. >> i could do a -- "saturday night live" ought to do a parity of top gun 0 years later. everybody is moving slower, not quite as sexy in those uniforms. >> although i think the russians would still be the bad guys. like you would come full circle as the opposing guys. >>> up next, the crude realities of cheaper oil. check out this chart. take a look at what's been happening with oil prices. you'll see it's down about 15% since mid-june. all of this is coming as global tensions reach new heights. what gives here? we're going to head out to find out. as we head to a break, take a look at yesterday's winners & leasers. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com

to my left is daryl pinkny, author of several books including "out there," "mavericks of black literatureand black history. so let's get to it. michael, in your book, "ghosts of jim crow," you reflect on the history that i mentioned earlier, and you identify what you call a complex racial paradigm and a, quote, vicious cycle of white superiority and black inferiority that comets to this day. could -- continues today. could you explain this reflected in the recent efforts to restrict voting rights in our country? >> sure. appreciate the question and thanks, everyone, for coming out today. the title of the panel here, "from reconstruction to obama," i think, is really a title that gives the appropriate focus. so often at panels like this and events like this we start with the civil rights movement. and i think that's a huge mistake because what's going on today in terms of the paradigm that i identify, the separation, the victimization and the discrimination, what's going on today is very reflective of what transpired to end reconstruction and what occurred to maintain, to create and mainta