what is this, captain meyers, don't ask, don't tell?e, i can't tell you much if i don't know much. let me ask you something. do you believe clay's version of the firefight in tikrit? i'm not sure. have you talked to whiting? i tried, but he never called me back. well, now he's gone. yes. and that makes you nervous. yes. 'cause you're missing a hero? you're not sure he's a hero now? because i can't figure out what the hell happened over there. then why don't you dig deeper? i was supposed to conduct a routine interview to award a medal... but i don't think anybody wants me going to iraq and asking questions. so, why call me? i called you because a soldier is missing, and i think it has something to do with what happened over there. yeah, so do i. ( helicopter whirring ) ♪ [ male announcer ] hurry in for labor day deals like 20% off char-broil commercial series grills at lowe's. ♪ jake, tell the story, man. ♪ this story is horrible. ♪ jake, have some snickers® bites. 'cause you're kind of a buzzkill when you're hungry, man. better? better

. >> coming up -- >> stephenie meyers, author of "twilight."say do you have any suggestions how to cast "50 shades of grey." she's like no, i haven't read it. >> she had to have read it. >> she's hard-core mormon. >> they will read it through a hole on the sheet. >> taylor swift out paddle boarding. >> would i not tell taylor swift boarding. >> wo[ male announcer ]lor swift a guide to good dipping. everything is better with sabra hummus. observe... little carrot. little bit of hummus. oh, lonely wing... well we have got the perfect match for you. shiny knife. oh, you had me going there for a second. of course you can't beat the classics. delish... sabra hummus. come on. dip life to the fullest. ♪ >> "tmz," online and on your phone 24/7. >> the "tmz" tour new york city! >> we're taking you to all of the places where we have broken big celebrity news. >> our state of the art bus will take you where the celebrities live. where they shop, where they eat. >> where they play, where they drink. >> and where they drink more. cruise through hot spots li

>> jimmy: we love seth meyers. >> steve: love seth meyers. >> jimmy: love that dude.mortal instruments: city of bones," the lovely lily collins is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] she's got a scary story about -- she saw a ghost or something. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: saw a ghost in her hotel in this movie. i was talking to her backstage, she's gonna tell me about that. >> steve: it's scary. >> jimmy: it's frightening. have you ever seen a ghost? >> steve: in real life? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know how to answer that. i don't know what that means. >> steve: i mean, "scooby-doo." >> jimmy: no, no. no, have you ever thought that you were haunted or anything was haunted? >> steve: no. >> jimmy: never? >> steve: once. yes. >> jimmy: none ever? >> steve: never. >> jimmy: i have once. i was in a hotel in boston, and i guess, i heard like, girls giggling and running down the hall. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: like, little girls. >> steve: oh! [ laughter ] i was gonna say, that's not a bad ghost. super giggly in short dresses? >> jimmy: it wasn't the playboy mansion

and everybody immediately knew who did it. >> charlie's car was stuck in the mutd at the meyer house, bob jenson's car was gone, i mean you put two and two together and figure it out. >> that night charlie and carol got into -- when the three bodies were discovered at the ward house the next day, lincoln verged on mass hysteria. >> governor victor anderson called in the national guard. schools were closed. guns were everywhere. lancaster county sheriff meryl carnoff now had nine dead bodies on his hands and no idea where charlie stark weather and carol ann fugate were. >> martin and i have made an appeal for all adjoining counties including omaha to send all available help they can to lincoln. >> with the police now looking for lauer ward's packard, charlie knew he needed a new set of wheels. >> unlucky guy. >> it was a fight, charlie shot him. but charlie's story is that his gun jammed. >> charlie's story is that -- and herself. charlie testified that he said, i think the quote was, he was the most trigger happy person i ever seen. >> with -- starkweather was having trouble releasing

by the friends and partners of joyce meyer ministries. >> joyce: i want this promise about ask, ask, ask, ask, whatever you will, ask. you know, i want that--when i see the incredibility of that promise it makes me willing to do anything that god tells me to do in order to be able to have that kind of power with god in prayer. [music] >> joyce: in james 4:2 the bible says, "you have not because you ask not." let's go to james 4, i want to look at verse 1. how many of you already think you haven't been asking as much as you should be asking? so many people are so miserable in their walk with god because they're in works of the flesh. i lived in works of the flesh, and works of the flesh don't work. they're works that don't work. and all you do is just wear

melissa: should we call her goddess, marisa meyer? yahoo!oogle as the most visited website in the country last month. that is amazing. first time yahoo! claimed the top spot since may 2011. some claim it is meyers's midas touch. not everyone. is it sustainable? we have tech expert todd hazel ton from tech buffalo. lauren good from all things d. for what it means for your money, leif from american wealth management. todd, let me start with you. are you shocked? what do you think about this? >> i'm shocked. come score reports out yahoo! is ahead. this is not 1999. we're not looking at yahoo!.com and google.com. this report left out youtube and a lot of different properties. sure, yahoo!'s homepage got more than google's homepage. look at pages. google ses empty. maybe they're getting additional traffic and fresh coat of paint on some properties too. melissa: lauren, everybody has taken every knock they possibly can at marisa mayer. the stock is way up but who cares traffic to the site is up. no matter there is always a caveat. seems like this

and everybody immediately knew who did it. >> charlie's car was stuck in the mutd at the meyer house, gone, i mean you put two and two together and figure it out. >> that night charlie and carol got into -- when the three bodies were discovered at the ward house the next day, lincoln verged on mass hysteria. >> governor victor anderson called in the national guard. schools were closed. guns were everywhere. lancaster county sheriff meryl carnoff now had nine dead bodies on his hands and no idea where charlie stark weather and carol ann fugate were. >> martin and i have made an appeal for all adjoining counties including omaha to send all available help they can to lincoln. >> with the police now looking for lauer ward's packard, charlie knew he needed a new set of wheels. >> unlucky guy. >> it was a fight, charlie shot him. but charlie's story is that his gun jammed. >> charlie's story is that -- and herself. charlie testified that he said, i think the quote was, he was the most trigger happy person i ever seen. >> with -- starkweather was having trouble releasing the car's brakes whe

. >> and -- don't forget to check lou diamond philips on "long meyer" finale. >> thank you. >> cheers. >> up next -- "extra" exclusive at robin thicke's secret show in chicago. >> ♪ good girl >> the man with summer's hottest song, how he and his wife keeps it blurred lines at home? >> the results are always impressive. >> plus, "the big bang theory" star faking on critics of her controversial parenting techniques. that's next. >> all right. summer is almost over. i n't believe it. every year, of course, there is a song of the summer. what's your go-to jam? >> i love pink, "give me a reason." >> i got "get lucky." bruno mars "treasure" and robin thicke's "blurred lines." we talked to robin about his anthem. >> only "extra" with the pop star at his secret chicago show. rocking the hit that's number one on the billboard chart and number one with wife paula paton in their bedroom? >> ♪ the way you grab me must want to get nasty ♪ >> she loves the individual yofmente the results are always impressive. >> that's how he keeps it h-o-t at home. and he doesn't mind when she gets steamy. >> it'

this is eve meyer, the executive director of the san francisco's suicide protection to help us have a difficult discussion about suicide. why do people kill themselves? >> people that kill themselves are in pain. they are in intolerable pain of one kind or another. and in the united states, we have the luxury that is primarily emotional pain. other countries it may be economic. it may be physical pain because of the health system has collapsed. it may have to do with shame. in the united states, we have those forms of pain. we have families that run out of money and call and said i'd rather be dead than homeless. and we have people that are in physical pain and decide to end their lives. and we have shame. we have children that are bullied and who die of shame. but primarily it's emotional pain and that's what we have to come to graple with. and we don't know much about emotional pain so we have trouble dealing with it. >> when you say we have difficulty dealing with it, but at the same time, i think pretty much every suicide prevention organization at its core has a list of signs is

he's going to get meyers at second. what a throw. hard to believe he made that throw but never test a catcher's arm, especially a good one like posey. this game is tied at 1 at bottom of the 8th. yoenis cespedes has a present for the rangers. it's a two run shot to left center. his 17th of the year. 3-0 oakland. top of the fifth pimsler, the pay back, i got you. he goes long. his 10th of the year. runners out on the corners. one out in the 7th. nice bunt by cocoa crisp. callaspo will score. we have more from the coliseum. >> small balls produce big results for the athletics saturday afternoon. the as were able to manufacture runs by keeping it simple. laying down a fee bunts was the boost they needed. >> you're trying to get a guy out of rhythm early on. at the end we're trying to add on a run because all we had in the first was three runs. then we got into a really good rhythm and just trying to in games like that adding on one run feels like more. >> it's definitely a tool we can use when we need it. obviously it worked out today.

he was playing a serious game with seth meyers. it's called egg russian roulette.are boiled and some are not. take a look. >> well done. >> oh! >> like a good detective, this is hard boiled. >> yes! >> he wins! >> that looks like a lot of fun. mumford and sons are a band known pr their style in clothes and sound. this video plays off their no nonsense reputation. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that was heartwarming and moving and extremely funny. >>> finally, we like to shed light on cutting edge products. today we're talking about the donut ice cream sandwich. find the local to get your hands on one of these donut sandwiches. they are also offering an option. it's the mocha java chocolate donut sandwich. mika, please done tell me you wouldn't like to take a big bite of one of those. >> everything about what you just said is all wrong. and the way you said it and how you look saying it it too. thank you. >>> coming up on "morning joe, "-- what time is it? nbc news has learned the u.s. is now stepping up security at drone bases in addition to closing down embassies in the wake of an ongo

this case, however, seems more cut and dried than most, according to dakota meyer.na: sounds like one to fast track as it has been presented. jennifer, thank you. gregg: well the fight against obamacare as the president pushes the launch of his signature piece of domestic legislation. conservatives are pushing back. is the media really covering this? our "fox news watch" panel is here to weigh in. >>> dramatic testimony at the court-martial trial of nidal hasan. casey stiegel live at fort hood. casey? >> reporter: a chilling 911 call played not long ago in the courtroom. we'll have the latest developments from the texas military post when "happening now" continues next. you need a girls' weekend and you need it now. ladies, let's goo vegas. cute! waiter! girls' weekend here! priceline savings without the bidding. lein houston, coca-cola'sg. club balón rojo, is kicking off fun and fitness on and off the field, with the help of soccer stars. these free clinics, help kids gain confidence in their game, and learn how important it is to get moving every day. it's part of

and meyer at yahoo has seen the stock price bump in pausht because of investor reaction to her, if you think about places like a.m. zoon, there's a founder, ceo who's been the leader and innovation, that kind of turnover would be seen as disruptive to the organization. >> i want to ask you about jcpenney, you heard our report a moment ago, that bill ahman is pulling out his 39 million shares. here's a company that's had so many issues and a resolving door of ceo's, let's say the current ceo is forced out or steps down or whatever, what happens there? >> jcpenney would be an interesting situation, i think there's a very clear sense that there's a leadership void, there's no real clear direction for the firm, given how many turnovers there's been, he's an interim ceo to some extent, if he was forced out, i think people would be very scared there was a clear sign of dysfunctional management even at the board level at that point. >> not to discredit our premise, are we giving too much creto a ceo and his or her impact on a company's bottom line? >> i think the market will tend to do that i

. >> several tell-alls about meyer, vogue a solid one. forbes, forbes says meyer is habitually late to meetings, micromanages and growing up in wisconsin curleded for those of you who need to brush up on curl, the sport where you slide stones across the ice, trying to come as close as possible to the car get. san jose's top curlers working right about there. meyers says curling is fun but i've never plays. don't believe everything you read on the internet. smiley face. into other news, apple sent factory orders for the rumored iwatch, facebook shares fell 4% tuesday after a good run monday. oil prices higher on worries over the conflict in syria. great britain says it will ask the u.n. to authorize all necessary measures against asad. iraq said its forces were on full military alert. just before 4:00 p.m. wednesday in da mass ka. first air strikes could come thursday. >>> let's take a look at forecast. meteorologist christina loren. nice day on tap for us. >> yeah. you know, our summer days are numbered at this point, marla and laura. goo

in this case, dakota meyer says it is cut and dry. >>> an official says the judge extended detention of ousted president morsi for 15 more days. pro-morsi supporters demonstrated again in cairo today. authorities postponed a move to disburse two muslim brotherhood sit-ins to avoid bloodshed. >>> back in this country, most everyone is familiar with the term black box. the data recorder officials try to access after a plane crashes. you may not even know it, but the newer your car is, the more likely you have one in there. doug mcelway tells us whether that's good or bad all depends on who you talk to. >> magnificent motors. >> reporter: the automobile has been a metaphor for american independence and freedom. some fear this little device will change all that. the national highway traffic safety administration issued a proposed rule all cars be equipped with a black box, a data recorder by september next year. 96% of new cars already have them, measuring speed, pedal effort, seat belt use, wheel spin, direction. black box data retrieved from u.s. car accidents in a single day would pro

it was made by anders halvarson of meyers-halvarson. halvarson actually is... in the history of american violin makers, he's not that well known. halvarson came from sweden in 1923 and worked at one of the major chicago violin shops, which was william lewis & son, and there he worked under carl becker sr. and jr. carl becker sr. is pretty much acknowledged to be one of the greatest american makers of the 20th century, so he had excellent instruction under becker and his son. he bought first-quality wood and made instruments in the basement of this house, and he was extremely industrious. he had a very beautiful, even, orange varnish that he applied by hand, and although there are a couple of scratches in the top, they can easily be retouched. turning the violin, we can see a beautiful flamed maple back, and this is first-quality wood that halvarson probably bought in germany during the late '30s or maybe even the early '50s. it's hard to tell, but it's a one-piece back, and it has extremely deep flames, and it's a very lightweight maple that comes from the balk

arthur meyer, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, there.moment of my life right now. [ laughter ] >> you need to get some more exciting moments. >> jimmy: now, arthur, this is a real letter? >> this is like, a 100% real, like, i wrote this when i was 8 years old. yeah, and it's dated november 12th, 1992. and i was 8 years old, i wrote a fan letter to you because i thought you were like, the best and i still do. >> i don't know. and you kept him on with those beliefs? >> jimmy: i know, yeah. this nice letter, did you ever hear back from bob? >> sadly, i did not. [ audience aws ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: well, hey -- arthur, just maybe, just read to us some whenever you're ready. >> okay. so here's -- i feel bad about it still, but i misspelled your name in the first -- [ light laughter ] here we go. "dear bab saget --" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's close. >> b-a-b? >> b-a-b, yeah. >> that's what you'd call your aunt. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. ♪ "i am someone named arthur meyer, and i am also a kid who likes to watch the tv shows that you

meyer says he will not rest until his translator is given a visa to come to the united states.ife is in danger. bill: what does the state department say about this, the reason for the holdup? >> reporter: they won't talk about this case in particular but there are about 4,000 applications that we found out are backlogged. seems the state department bureaucracy is approving about 100 requests a year. >> across the u.s. government every effort is being made to ensure qualified applicants are processed in a timely fashion. we have redirected increased resources to improve efficiency at all stages of the process without compromising national security. >> reporter: the rest are held up in bureaucratic limbo because no one wants anyone who could sneak into the country and carry out a terrorist attack but this case seems more cut android than most. bill? bill: jennifer griffin, thank you from the pentagon. we'll see how long this takes. martha. martha: attorney general eric holder is set to make a major announcement this afternoon. a change in policy that would reduce the sentences fo

. >> announcer: the following program is paid for by the friends and partners of joyce meyer ministries. >> joyce: you might as well come this weekend and learn this, because if you don't know how to deal with these areas of your life, then you're always going to be some little saintlette, a fluffy little saintlette... ♪ i surrender all ♪ i surrender all [music] >> joyce: god is like a huge magnet in your spirit, and he's constantly drawing the rest of you to come to him, to let him be your lead, to let him be your guide. now, the soul is usually a huge problem. our spirit tells us all about god. it's where we communicate with god. it's where we receive revelation, where our conscience is. the soul doesn't tell you anything about god. your soul, your uncrucified soul tells you about you. it's you. it's your personality. it tells you what you want, what you think, what you feel. you don't connect god with your soul. you connect yourself with your soul. you meet with yourself in the soul, and with your body you contact the world. so the soulish part of us, you might say, is the middle par

has picked nellie meyer in san diego to lead the district. reports meyer's 3 years contract includes a salary of $2,323,000 a year -- $233,000 a year. she replaces -- who was fired earlier this year. >>> have put together a special back to school section at -- there you can find tips for back to school shopping and we've also posted some pictures. >>> coal i know powell -- colin powell says the questionable judgment of florida's judicial system. >> these cases come along and blaze in the sky, then after a period of time they are forgotten. >> speaking on face the nation powell went on to say he would like president obama to be more passionate about race questions. george zimmerman was acquitted last month. >>> former penn state coach jerry sandusky has finalized -- including his adopted son. convicted on 45 counts of sexual abuse and sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison. his adopted son was going to testify in his defense but ended up saying he, too, was a victim. the amount of the settlement was not disclosed. >>> a new transportation exper

left mtv that i refined my voice as a libertarian because at mtv i was given iran a and it sure did meyer lemons i had the great fortune to you do talk radio and it is very leftists but if you get outside of seattle people are more conservative people who don't even know they are libertarians and that is what i really started to engage in the discussion to bring people to the light to realize for themselves and their belief is really limited government and let them do what they do best on their own and they're the best barometer for their choices in action and said i always felt that way but now i just found out more with issues and being on talk radio and righty in working for reason has held that. >> host: would you think about the current political situation in america? >> guest: it is very interesting. ripe for a libertarian group of people to really show them how you doing it and how people's lives can be better because now we see in so many ways that people would not imagine four or five years ago that a terrifyingly force if you stop and think about it, when conspiracy theorist sta

this all happened under the leadership of marissa meyer. is this claim of yahoo! having more traffic here in the u.s.? >> well, it's certainly a big deal, particularly for yahoo! because you'll remember when marissa took over the job of ceo about a year and a month ago, yahoo! was nowhere. it had really been lost. jake, it's important to talk about what this is not, in order to understand it. these figures suggest that yahoo! had a really grood month in july and that it was more popular than google on desktops in the united states. now, we know that increasingly people are surfing the web from their mobile devices and surfing the wood all over the world. google, if you use the word overlord, it's safe a to us thinking about the broader context here. >> so they're picking and choosing. >> it's a big deal, jake. i don't want to suggest that it's not. because it suggests that yahoo! is coming back and i think anybody who signed up for a yahoo! e-mail account back in 2002 and then wondered for the last ten years why yahoo! started getting worse

who is stephenie meyer? yes.uthor's characters for $1,600. [ beep ] the author is james fenimore cooper. back to you, lila. the author's characters for $1,200. lila. who is lewis carroll? yes. the author's characters for $400. irene. who is dr. seuss? yes. the author's characters for $2,000, please. lila. who is herman melville? yes. you got him. mtv movie awards for $1,200. lila. what is "kicking & screaming"? no. [ beep ] correct response -- "what is 'dodgeball'?" back to you, though, lila. mtv movie awards for $1,600. lila. what is "juno"? "juno." correct. mtv movie awards for $2,000. [ beep ] that was shailene woodley. back to you, lila. i'll take "dc" for $400. lila. what is a sand castle? sand castle. yes. okay, "dc" for $800. irene. what is a cage? no. kelton. what is a birdcage? birdcage. yes. "dc" coming up in that order. kelton, back to you. "dc" for $1,200, please. lila. what is a bluffer? no. irene. what is a wild card? wild card. yes. "dc" coming up in that order. "dc" for $1,600, please. irene. what

our chad meyers spoke to him. >> 51 da31 days, never done bef. what do you hope to find? this is what it's all about, pushing through the box and hopefully bringing new discoveries back. >> you have some kind of underwater vehicle. >> we have a lot of modern day technology, including underwater motorcycles which is the modern day scooter. you can sit on top like aand it point a to point b. >> now you don't find any fish. does that concern you at all? >> it used to be a fireworks display of life as a child. i go to those places that used to be full and teaming with life, and it's changed drastically. one thing that worries me even more is that today's youth doesn't know what it's supposed to be like and figures that what it is today is what it's supposed to be. >> do you think it's ocean acidification, overfishing, climate change? what do you think? >> i think you hit it on the head. it's climate change, acidification and it's pollution. all those things not only affects our planets and oceans, but it affects us and that's what we really have to worry about. >> let's talk

but my excuse is that i was only 9. >> joe meyers says the best part of his return was not the attentiont -- >> seeing my wife's face and my daughter's is the best part. >> and despite all the people who share it, it is still their private moment. >> i think it gives us kind of just a little common ground that she and i were both there in that moment and that we have everything that's gone on since then, the video and everything else that's happened, to reflect back on just she and i. >> hannah, it's true, a lot of people may have seen you cry, but a lot of people also shared in your joy. thanks for giving us something to smile about. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of about "caught on camera." >>> our issues and people this sunday, the breaking news this morning. days of rage. deadly clashes in egypt and president obama's response. >> our traditional cooperation cannot continue as usual when civilians are being killed in the streets. >> the key question for the u.s. -- should we cut off aid to egypt? i'll ask two key senators on the armed services committee. >>> race an

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it's been two years since president obama honored the marine sergeant dakota meyer at the white house for his fierce battling in 1909. >> because of your battle alive today. four american heros came home. in the words of jane layton's mom they could liaisons to. >> the president presented dakota meyer with a code of honor. he says his afghan translator helped him during that battle. he tells fox news that his translator is still waiting in afghanistan for a u.s. visa. until he gets one, the translator's life is very much in danger. jennifer given with more on this story from the pentagon tonight. jennifer? >> shepard, metal of honor recipient sergeant dakota myers says he never could have recovered those four americans during that heated battle in afghanistan without the help of his translator. i said i need you, i need to you go with me he said you know what? it's very dangerous. he just had a new kid. he said -- if moops day to die, it's my day to die. at that point he never looked back the reason i am bothering you, he wrote. the security situation where i am living getting worse.

patriarch eugene meyer bought the "post" at auction in 1933. daughter, katherine graham, led the paper as it rose to national prominence beginning in the 1970s, first with its coverage of the pentagon papers under executive editor ben bradlee and then watergate, and bob woodward and carl bernstein's pulitzer prize- winning reporting that brought down president richard nixon. >> i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> ifill: her son, donald graham, followed in her footsteps. subscriptions peaked in 1993 at more than 800,000, but, like many other papers, the "post" has faced declining circulation and ad revenue in the digital age. >> i've been a subscriber before, but i don't really subscribe to anything any more. i read everything online. >> ifill: enter digital giant bezos. former executive editor leonard downie says the bet is that the online shopping pioneer can ensure the "post's" survival. >> jeff bezos understands this new world that we're in and that all news organizations have to adapt to, whether its channel 7 or th

the post long run by members of the eugene meyer and graham families reached the peak of its fame for tough reporting, during the watergate era. baso says, i understand the critical role the post plays in washington, d.c., and our nation, and the post's values will not change. according to an sec filing, the rest of the company will change its name within 60 days of the deal's closing and investors like the news. they sent shares of washington post higher after hours. >>> another media legend. newsweek, once owned by the washington post company was sold again. this time to ibt media. this is the all digital news publisher of the international business times. the price and terms of the deal were not disclosed. the weekly news magazine that publishes online only was owned by barry diller's iac interactive corp. they plan to grow the online franchise with readers worldwide. >>> deal number three, the owner of the boston red sox is now the owner of the boston globe, john henry purchased the paper from the new york times company for the bargain price of $70 million. the deal includes the g

wants to display the new look, all of the different looks, as part of its renaissance under marisa meyertaking a buzz in page from that. >>> twitter has been called the pulse of the planet. superstars like lady gaga and john, activists, journalists, the pope. now the san francisco based microblogging site is the new big thing. behind the rise of twitter in a new original documentary "twitter revolution" 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnbc. the hashtag, you know that? it's a good one. >> i like that, the pulse of the universe. sounds very broad. i'll continue to listen in. thank you. >> good morning. >> a little misty heading out the door this morning in south bay. >> yeah, interesting weather. i love how she groups you in with lady gaga. >> thanks there i thought that was nice. 4:49. temperatures comfortable. look at this. i want to show you the radar. upper 50s to low 60s. widespread low cloud cover. winds playing a factor. this is what might surprise you. as you walk out, if you're joining us in the north bay, we have areas, pockets, light rainfall coming down now in north sonoma, that will play

danny meyer of the hospitality group did.shake shack back in 2004, and now it has over 29 locations around the world. it's become so successful that other companies are going to danny for advice, including delta air lines. that's right, an airline. joining me now to talk more about the restaurant business are restauranteur danny meyer and randy garutti, ceo of shake shack. thank you so much for joining us. >> happy friday. >> oh, my god, happy friday to you. so i guess, let's talk about shake shack and the restaurant business in general. danny, you -- how did you come up with this idea? why did you want to back shake shack? >> well, shake shack is actually quite an accident. we ended up launching a hot dog cart in madison square park back in 2001 -- >> i remember that. >> -- as a way to bring art to the park. it was part of an art exhibit. it was literally an accident that 60, 70 people would wait for chicago-style hot dogs every day. we did it for the second year. we did it for a third year. and finally, we said what if this

thinking who one the most likely justice to regularly tweet and that would be probably sonia sode meyer. the justices have a way of doing things that they are very reluctant to change. they, by the way, think they are a very trans parent form of government. they say we have to explain what we do. members of congress vote and go home and conduct the town hall meetings. we have to explain in a written long explanation of why we voted the way we did, our oral arguments are in public, people file their briefs in public. so they think they're very open. >> bear in mind also that each of them also has four brainiac 25-year-old clerks and they monitor social media and bring stuff to the attention of their bosses. in terms of whether it affects them, conceivably at the margin it might, but the court tends to be a couple decades behind technology so just recently they decided a major pager case. [laughter] > i also they a scalia tweet would be in all caps. [laughter] cheers and applause] >> there's one i've seen in the back. >> i'm wondering, and i don't know how many of you have a law degree, i