mr. stewart wanted to answer but i want to go to mr. tonkel who's recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for calling this hearing and for inviting a witness from the 20th district of new york. mayor keegan i appreciate you make the trip here today. drinking water systems in the district i represent and i think every district across the country are facing significant challenges as they work tone sure that everyone including people in small and rural communities have access to safe water. that's why i introduced the aqua act last congress, to improve all of the tools epa currently has to assist these systems. i appreciate the work that my colleague mr. harper from mississippi has done on these issues. i look forward to working with him to get at least some of these changes into law. seems every week in my district there's at water main break. treated water and the money we've invested is being wasted. so it's dollars and water flowing out of those pipes. mayor keegan, can you describe some of the issues you have had in your town with w

mr. robert stewart who is the executive director of the rural community assistance partnership.mittee. i think the previous witnesses and y'all have done an excellent job at sort of framing the issue. as someone that has worked 20 years with hundreds of communities in texas both for the rural community assistance partnership and the rural water association and someone who has directed the national program for ten years i'm here to tell you that the needs of small communities are many. the resources are limited. the dedication and determination of small communities to provide their citizens with the best possible water is strong and undiminished undiminished. i'm sure everyone knows a little about the rural community assistance partnership. it's in my testimony. i won't repeat things that are in my testimony. i just want to make a few points that have been touched on but maybe i could amplify a little bit. one is the access to capital. there's a real issue in accessing the resources they need to extend lines to new customers. i believe mr. gomez talked about access to the municip

mrs. stewart, mrs. stewart, your house is on fire. so she went back to the house and found the whole house totally in flames. what had happened was no one had checked to see if water -- if there was any water in the boiler, so up to that point, it had been an unseasonally warm winter, so the house caught fire and had to be rebuilt. shortly after stewart had finished his house hillier jumped in too and built his house at the very edge of town on massachusetts avenue, and florida avenue, and he was -- and it was a fine second empire house. in the 1880s, stewart, in need of money, decided to rent out stewart's castle and rented the chinese ambassador and the litigation staff, which was quite an interesting period for the house. he wanted the guests to leave a burned red pepper in the room, which would burn the guest's eyes, to the point where they would be running out the front door, but the problem was years of burning red pepper left a lot of stains on the walls and the furniture. the chinese were opiate smokers which left a lot of sta

mr. stewart's take, next. would you be willing to give up sharing your moments?ice streaming all night long? is it okay to drop a connection, when you need it most? if you're not on the largest, most reliable network, what are you giving up? verizon. to talking about that wonderful moment touching moment of course between the new secretary of defense's wife and himself. let's get the latest from mr. hollywood himself, louis bergdorf. louis, welcome back! >> thank you, joe. good to be here. we all remember last week when vice president biden particularly got friendly with the wife of defense secretary ashton carter. jon stewart weighed in with his take last night on "the daily show." >> left his hands on stephanie carter's shoulders for an estimated 28 seconds. [ laughter ] >> you seem tense. is it the stress of me groping you for 28 straight seconds? geez, 28 seconds, that's like three decades in groped on camera years. we've already seen that remorse about lady touching is the one thing joe biden will not feel. >> we both have something in common. we both marrie

mr. stewart did a good job as he always did is it bad because you said you're on a helicopter that got hit or didn't, or because you said another nation was armed with weapons of mass destruction when that turned out not to be true, which of those errors is worse? which deserves to be looked into? i think it is interesting what is going on with jon stewart and brian williams because brian williams lived on that continuum between the so-called real news and celebrity culture, those commenting on the news, and is able to move through all of those worlds with a great deal of gracefulness. as it turned out he kind of got tripped up trying to make the trip back and forth. >> david carr, thank you for joining us on short notice. thank you for your time. >> it was an absolute pleasure. >> joining us now is chris smith, editor for "new york" magazine. thank you for being here, it is nice to see you. >> thank you for having me, rachel. >> the thing that has been fascinating in the media about "the daily show" is finding a way to describe it that accounts for it's influence among newsmakers and the

mr. stewart will leave his desk and arguably the most trusted man in news. maybe. stewart himself always said what he did was fake news even if the targets were real. but his presence at that desk will be missed. >> bri! why? >> he held up a mirror to our industry. so we need it. yeah it's sad he is going but when we look in that mirror now there are too many faces missing. and that that's tragic. what a week. there is a lot more happening tonight. >>> gary tuchman is back with a "360" bulletin. gary? >> john a police officer testified aaron hernandez's trial that the former nfl star got agitated when asked why his rental keys were found in the pocket of odin lloyd hours after lloyd was murdered. hernandez was arrested 11 days later and pleaded not guilty. oregon's long time governor stepped down. kitzhaber, said he was a liability to his state. including work his fiance did for energy company and a runaway school bus in minnesota. 11 children on board when the driver in central minnesota had a medical emergency. he swerved on and off the road over 14 terrifying min

mr. stewart months wits and he talk to wayne perry and said we will give it the more time, maybe until the of the month. if glenn straub end up walking away here's an idea maybe people with public storage those orange storage lockers you see on the highways. maybe they can slap a door on the revel and first high rise storage place. >> you know actually up in new york in manhattan they have high rise storage units, public storage in their building, five or six stories tall. >> you ever watch storage wars. >> i have seen an episode. >> i was watching it last night, between grammys and storage warsy was out of control. >>> residents gathered inard more last night to confront lower merion police over allegations of racial profiling. >> meeting followed two incident where black men were stopped by police as they went door to door shoveling for cash. the resident snapped a picture of the officer forcing two men to sit in the snow while they were questioned. police say the men were only stopped for soliciting without a permit. residents say the police encounters reopened old ones. >> you need to

mrs. stewart, your house is on fire. so she went back to the house and found a house in flames. no one had checked to see if there was any water in the boiler. up to that point, it had been a warm winter. the house caught fire and had to be rebuilt. shortly after stewart finished his house hillard jumped in and built his house at the edge of town on massachusetts avenue n florida avenue. it was a fine second empire house. in the 1880's, stewart, still in need of money, decided to rent out stewart's castle. the rented it to the chinese ambassador and the litigation staff. this was an interesting period for the house. the ambassador did not entertain much. he had the habit when he wanted his guests to leap to burn red pepper to burn their eyes to the point they would be running out the front door. the problem was years of burning red pepper left a lot of stains on the walls and furniture. also, the chinese were big opiate smokers which also left a lot of stains. the fine european furniture stewart -- the stewart's brought back from europe had been burned and soiled. while the chin

mr. stewart would like to do other things and spread his wings a bit.t direction that will be. his fans love him as you say as a news source. this was not a news show. for many it fulfilled its role as a news show and as a commentary source for many people who felt disaffected by all of politics. people will be asking has jon stewart got a role as a public figure and would he want to take that on? >> more than one person is probably hoping he'll take over for brian williams right, because everyone is wondering -- christiane amanpour asked jon stewart, you know kind of the same kind of question. let's listen. >> in my mind this is all chicken. i'm just making chicken. sometimes i'm making cutlets. sometimes a nice teriyaki. sometimes i just grind it up and feed it to baby birds but it's still chicken. >> do you think this chicken might decide to be a regular news anchor? a lot of -- >> regular news? like yourself? >> like myself. >> i would say no. >> like "meet the press." >> i would say no. that i don't believe is in danger of happening. that i can pre

mr. stewart will leave his desk as arguably the most trusted man in news. maybe. were real. but his presence at that desk will be missed. >> why? [ laughter ] why? [ laughter ] >> reporter: he held up a mirror to our industry and we need it. so yeah it is sad he is going. but when we look in that that mirror now, there are too many faces missing. and that that's tragic. what a week. >> what a week indeed. our thanks to john berman for that report. >>> it is valentine's day weekend, and that means love is in the air. but if you don't have a significant other to spoil with chocolates and roses newt ss not to worry. you can pretend to have one at the with the help of a crafty website. >> getting off work coming bystrawberries. >> reporter: it's a holiday for those in love lots of love and romance. >> for someone wanting nothing to do with this romantic holiday, they're able to focus on their personal life. >> foot loose and fancy-free. >> reporter: that's where the website invisible girlfriend and boyfriend come off. you can give off the appearance of having a relati

mr. stewart, with the following clip. >> megyn is going to go to the decision desk and interview them aboutat megyn kelly in pursuit of something called facts left the hollow deck and entered the world of dunder mifflin. >> now they're saying the senior leadership at the irs i didn't know anything about it on the heels of hillary clinton saying i didn't know anything about those extra requests for security in benghazi libya. who knows something about anything that matters? is there anybody minding the shop? >> that's what i was saying yesterday? you know what, megyn kelly, we've had our differences. maybe it's time we do a show together. call it fox & frenemy. no, wait beauty and the brisk. >> i'm stunned that you're not asking for him to be fired, megyn. >> really? >> absolutely. someone as credible as you who while very attractive and articulate at the core, you are credible. you are like walter cronkite kind of credible but -- >> but way hotter. you are super credible. oh, did i say that out loud? oh, my god that's super embarrassing. >> i will kind of miss him. well, for the first time

mr. stewart. for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah is recognized for one minute. mr. stewart: i'd like to thank my friend and the gentleman from alabama for giving me time to express my feelings. the intent of obamacare was to make health care more accessible and more affordable. and it in fact has done exactly the opposite. and i have heard from hundreds of my constituents who tell me how it's impacted their lives. a friend of mine from bountiful who -- their premiums have doubled, have doubled. a small business owner in the southern part of my district who found they could not get insurance at all. their plan was entirely taken away. this law was built on a foundation of deception. we were told if you wanted to keep your doctor, could you keep them. we were told if you wanted to keep your plan, you could keep it. we were told it would reduce costs by an average 2,500 per family. we now know -- $2,500 per family. we now know that all of that was untrue and they knew it at the time they

mr. stewart from the perspective of the water system manager the resources it is in viable because there are very issues that over across a waste water system that could be beyond the scope of the utility are the financial capability. so that is absolutely essential. >> to go in several directions with says we have heard horror stories with felt little town in west virginia we have a slide it shows how the line is. knowing this they have applied 10 times to try to get 90 and there we're rejected 10 times in 2002. three just don't have the money. and but if we give 40% reduction but they that that was a bigger purveyed into front our parole board error prone homes but i am confused about the regulatory burden. because a lot of you have been talking it is about rural america. and that we stay focused on rural america because but with that synergy of them quite familiar but these are pools the small cities have to deal with just as much as the larger community. i have three of their communities but they're trying to find money for the operation in love alone when committee is working in the

mr. stewart, you say that we face more diverse and complex problems then we have faced in our lifetimes. do you still stand by that? stewart: yes sir. senator inhofe: there is a sense that us on the committee do not know a lot of answers that we should know. when we talk about the power in terms of the strength and numbers in isis, it has been an additional 20,000 since this started. in august, they talked about from 80 to 100,000. in november, one of the kurdish leaders claimed the isis military grew to 200,000 fighters. can you give us an idea? director clapper: for my view, it is unfortunate that these numbers get out. we don't have census bureau door to door accuracy over these numbers. they are very hard to come by. we have to derive them inferentially from a number of sources. when we do cannot out with numbers, you will have a wide range -- when we do come out with numbers, you will have a wide range. the current estimate is between 20 and 30,000. the difficulty is assessing who is a core fighter and does this full-time versus part-time. one effect of the airstrikes has been subst

. >> i hope stewart gets back what he's put into it and my other siblings what they've put into it they get back. >> this is mrst vehicle. >> stewart's put in 400 grand. will he get it back? >> i have $40,000. >> $40,000? >> that's next. behold the beauty of balance.f tomorrow......"lift tab." crisp flakes of fiber-rich bran. answered by the perfect quantity of sun sweetened raisins. and with the sublime addition of ice-cold milk, the day begins. ♪sun'll come out, tomorrow tomorrow is waiting. own it, with kellogg's® raisin bran see you at breakfast™. and delight in temptingly tart and sweet, new kellogg's® raisin bran with cranberries. >>> now back to "strange inheritance." >> the buzz over oliver jordan's antique car auction has brought collectors from all over the country to enid, oklahoma. some are just looking to buy parts. others are here with plenty to spend for just the right vehicle. >> i came with a trailer and pickup. if i have to, i'll come back with a bigger trailer to haul more cars. >> you have to be quick to purchase in this game. these cars can go in less than a minute. >> $7500. >> sold it. s

mr. stewart the executive director of the community assistance partnership. while command you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chairman, ranking member and members of the committee. i think the previous witnesses and you will have all have done an excellent job of framing the issue. as someone that has worked 20 years with hundreds of communities in texas both in the rural community assistance partnership into the water association and someone is to record a program for ten years i'm here to tell you that the needs of the communities are many and the resources are limited. at the dedication and determination of small communities to provide their citizens with the best possible water is strong and undiminished. i want to -- i'm sure everyone knows about the community assistance partnership in my testimony. i won't repeat things in my testimony. i just want to make a few points that have been touched on. one is access to capital. there's anthere is an issue in the communities accessing the resources they need in order to build the infrastructure an

mr. stewart. for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah is recognized for one minute. mr. stewart: i'd like to thank my friend and the gentleman from alabama for giving me time to express my feelings. the intent of obamacare was to make health care more accessible and more affordable. and it in fact has done exactly the opposite. and i have heard from hundreds of my constituents who tell me how it's impacted their lives. a friend of mine from bountiful who -- their premiums have doubled, have doubled. a small business owner in the southern part of my district who found they could not get insurance at all. their plan was entirely taken away. this law was built on a foundation of deception. we were told if you wanted to keep your doctor, could you keep them. we were told if you wanted to keep your plan, you could keep it. we were told it would reduce costs by an average 2,500 per family. we now know -- $2,500 per family. we now know that all of that was untrue and they knew it at the time they

mr. stewart: mr. speaker, i stand here today to recognize a true american hero. utah veteran billy kirkbridge, who was just aword warded the congressional gold -- awarded the congressional gold medal. he was chosen to be part of the unique program called the first special service force, which was the forerunner to today's special forces. it was here he became a member of the very elite devil's brigade. the congressional gold medal is awarded to those who have performed amazing feats, leaving permanent impacts upon american culture and history. as a former air force pilot, i know the sacrifice and the dedication that it takes to become one of america's elite warriors. and it's an honor to stand here today not just before the american people but before his lovely wife and daughters. to pay tribute to the sacrifice and dedication that billy showed through his service to this great nation. he just doesn't represent the strength of the armed forces, he represents american values that continue to make our nation great and millions of us are grateful for his service and

mr. stewart. >> you think? oh indeed matt. indeed. stewart's announcement took social media by storm. here are numbers. nearly 250,000 tweets guys mentioning just the daily show. that doesn't include, of course tweets. we miss you jon, et cetera et cetera. just the daily show. 250,000 tweets. comedy central, of course sending out a tweet in part saying he is a comic genius generous with his time and talents. he will always be part of the comedy central family. that's not in part. that's the total. ryan seacrest says jon stewart, thanks for all you've done to make us think, learn and laugh. >> and a fan of the show wrote this. i regret to inform you that we are unable to accept your resignation at this time. sincerely. literally, everyone. >> the best part about this tweet, this woman is not famous. her tweet was shared and favorited 14,000 times. just that with the hash tag jon stewart. imagine, they'll keep coming. we can't wait to see what's next for all of us guys. >> tamron thank you so much. >>> coming up bring on the bacon. listen up al the guidelines for cholesterol-filled food

mr. stewart? >> you think? indeed. his announcement took social media by storm. here are numbers. nearly 250,000 sweets mentioning just the daily show. that doesn't include tweets we miss you, jon. just the daily show 250,000 tweets. comedy central of course sending out a tweet in part saying she a comic genius generous with his time and talent and will always be part of the comedy central family. that's not in part. that's the total thing. ryan seacrest said jon stewart, thanks for all you have done to make us think, learn, and laugh. and a fan of the show dear jon stewart. i regret to inform you that we are unable to accept your reservation at this time. sincerely, literally everyone. this woman is not famous. her tweet was shared and favorited 14,000 times. just that with the hash tag. they keep coming and can't wait to see what he has next for all the us. >> thank you so much. >> coming up bring on the bacon. the guidelines for cholesterol are about to get a surprising new makeover. >> the return of the egg. opening statements in the trial of the accused killer of chris kyle.

mr. yanis varoufakis. stewart, great to have you on the program. was going to start by saying look, we've been waiting for somebody to blink, and it does look like the greeks blinked first. but germany, once again, hot off the press, they're going to reject this proposal. >> the problem with german finance minister is that he's both arrogant and ignorant. because it's not up to germany alone to do this. there's a procedure known as enhanced cooperation, whereby some member states can actually support greece without that depending on germany. >> but won't some say, hey, germany senior the pay master of europe. it's the german taxpayer money that's gone in to bailing o out the greeks. that's what some will say. >> this is one of the great mistakes and delusions. it's not german taxpayer money, though chancellor thinks the it is. for example, the recovery of europe which is needed for the whole of europe and not just for greece to which yanis varoufakis has made a growth-related repayment schedule doesn't depend on germany. it can be funded by bonds,

stewart is stepping down from "the daily show." want to bring in the panel on this. liberals are just in mourning, mr. lrod about losing stewart. it was a reminder to me that when you think about it political satire dominated by liberals, stewart, oliver colbert, bill maher. conservative talk radio is limbaugh, mark leven, hugh hewitt. liberals can't succeed on radio and conservatives aren't succeeding in political satire. >> there is a long history of this. go back to the beginning of radio and father copland and right wing radio has always been populist, always had huge audiences. there hasn't been a corollary on the left. satire goes to i think a more elite audience. and therefore it -- >> elite. >> it is the liberals it is the traveling salesman. >> what is your theory? >> it is the audience. you have the audience, the conservative audience, our you're talking about the traveling people, talk radio is still a conservative domain and probably will remain that way. as far as comedy goes, you know, entertainment industry has been filled by -- >> you think they don't reward the conservatives? >> that s

. >> stewart andrew. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can my right honorable friend and form the house to work our department is doing on behavior change in those areas affected by ebola? does she have an assessment? >> so-called social mobilization is being key to bearing down on the transmission rate. we now extend credit and -- transmission rate is well under one which is great news. if are going to combat outbreaks happening locally than people understand how to say state -- stay safe will play a major role of britney together a consortium of different organizations to help bring that about. >> order. questions to the prime minister. mr. phil wilson. >> question number one mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure the whole house will join me in condemning the sickening murders in syria of japanese journalists and the jordanian pilot. i'm sure the thoughts and prayers of all household with their families is very difficult time and we should also think of our own pilots and their families and all those who serve. i can assure t

this is for esther stewart and mr. newman because he both kind of touched on this in your testimony you mentioned about bringing the tools back to the community and the cost of the technical assistance. what do you find are the tools there that are readily available because i know we heard from other vendors asking the panel about the cost. but do you find you have that assistance out there to be able to get that as soon as you can get it? >> both have a variety of tools we bring to bear. we are already working on different tools and i think i touched on them in my testimony. i think it's the access to the tools they need the technical assistance to bring them in whether it is an asset management program, finance or management program, whether it is whatever the tools might be come at the expense isn't just creating the tools it is bringing it up in the small communities that can't access them unless you have a technical assistance provider working with them. >> would you like to touch on that click. >> to reiterate th

mr. butterfield had given me a note on fine white paper the flap unsealed which i carried to a bench outside jon stewart store. as sir john was delayed the note obviously was burning a hole in my hand and i was moved to read it. [laughter] and this is what he said. mrs. levin is writing a book about abigail adams. she seems to be serious about her work. [laughter] and so i was. when i finish work on abigail and john have remembered somehow feeling that i had left john quincy midair but i defected to write a book on woodrow wilson and his wife edith was in command and once completed i returned with relief and pleasure to john quincy. the world traveler both his uncle and his father called him the greatest traveler of his age. he he was a marketable linguist. he spoke not only french and dutch but at one time or another studied spanish italian german and russian translating latin and greek. he was eight graduate of harvard college with phi beta kappa a lawyer and essayist of some renown and firebird controversy and significant political circles. he knew from early years onwards europe send america's renow

mr. gloirl why would i not get the same treatment that jon stewart is getting? >> you are a big boy.is just no question. if you compare your ratings to his, it's embarrassing for him. you are number one in all of cable news. >> that should make it more -- they should heap more praise upon me though. >> i'm just telling you that's not the way the world works, brother. that's jealousy, it's envy. it's interesting because his numbers, his numbers in terms of ratings are not that good. pretty good if you look at the demographics, you know 25 to 34 or whatever. his impact goes beyond the ratings in terms of liberal media you start to think about the impact he has had on everybody from jimmy fallon to stephen colbert and then you saw msnbc and all the rest, they tried with people like bill maher. they tried with al franken now the senator from minnesota. they could never find somebody to go up against the likes of rush limbaugh the comedic folks. >> nobody is saying, particularly not me because i think jon stewart is a tremendous talent. and his talent should be admired and should be prais

stewart! what a program we have for you tonight! we have crafted this with love tonight. our guest this very evening the very talented very beautiful mran janu he has a show that's amazing. we'll start with politics. in the next presidential election, we've started a phase called the invisible primer. the travel to the path to the rootroute to the road to the white house. the invisible primer is a time for intense jockeying intense speechmaking fundraising. and a all important deep thinking policy research that this country needs will soon prove the future of itsd fundraising. it's likely about the fund raising they need a lot of money. since the presidency in 2016 been app open seat assuming the tyrant obama doesn't declare himself sun king! (laughter) damn, you, feckless tyrant, muslim-christian, dictator pussy! (laughter) we've got two nominee slots to fill. over on the d. j. side former secretary of state hillary clinton is in -- (cheering) seems to be the tight race with senator nobody and governor bupkis. not a single democrat wants to pursue the nomination on the off chance hillary may throw her hat in the ring! what's so scary

stewart wiseman. when he was in his 20s, he designed his first pair of shoes for his father's company called mr. seymour. so he originally thought he was going to get a job on wall street, he joined the family business instead. he took it over changed the name when his father passed away. today the brand is known for its red carpet creations and the shoes are sold in more than 70 countries around the world. stewart weitzman's challenge to us is participant in one cultural activity this week. if we do that we'll have the benefit of a happier life learning to be more organized with our time and we may get inspired as an entrepreneur in ways we do not expect. ease for you guys this week right? >> i like that one a lot. you know, over the holidays actually, i went to a local play with some people that i do some work with and it was a great event to go to a cultural event together. it got everyone out of their comfort zone. it is like seeing the teacher outside of school we saw each other in a different context. i agree, it was really fun and valuable. >> i think it can inspire you. so i expect both

mrs. "bloomberg surveillance." after 16 years behind the best john stuart -- jon stewart broke our hearts this week.with "the daily show." 's viacom closer to panic or is it full freak out? >> they would say closer to panic. maybe it is a freak out on the inside of fire,. -- viacom. without jon stewart, why even watch comedy central? what else is there to watch on this channel? a lot of the cable operators who carry comedy central are asking the same thing. >> the basic idea is that time is marching on. >> there is no speculation. isn't this ironic? years ago, cbs and viacom split off. now, we are coming full circle. both are weakened by this disruption. might they be better together again? that is a conversation that is happening right now. >> "the daily show" was a franchise in the 1990's that was aimed at college students. jon stwewart turned it into an entire network and range of shows. that show is not just john stuart. -- jon stewart. he built the talent factory of people to follow him. >> stephen colbert. >> john oliver. larry wilmore. stephen colbert has done great and now he has moved on. j

stewart! what a program we have for you tonight! we have crafted this with love tonight. our guest this very evening the very talented very beautiful mra show that's amazing. we'll start with politics. in the next presidential election, we've started a phase called the invisible primer. the travel to the path to the rootroute to the road to the white house. the invisible primer is a time

stewart. i hope that is the case. as for mr. williams, i know this is something that nbc news has been talking about quite a bit in the last several weeks. i don't think that is something i'm going to weigh in. >> april, i will give you the last one. >> back on the cdc did the president or the vice president at all in any way preview this aumf letter today to the cdc? >> april i didn't sit in on the meeting. i know it lasted quite a while. i know they did not hand out paper copies of what was distributed on capitol hill today. i wouldn't be surprised if there might be discussion in the meeting. let me have somebody follow up with you. >> that could have happened last night? >> there could have been discussion of some -- i wouldn't be surprised if it happens. let me have somebody who sat in on the meeting follow up with you about it. >> with that with the aumf was there discussion about boko haram as there was a topic of africa put on the table at that meeting last night? what was the white house response to the cdc about boko ha

"the guardian" reports that stewart gullver had a swiss account in which he put about $5.7 million of his own money through a panamanian company. lawyers for mrtold "the guardian" that full uk tax had been paid on the entirety of his worldwide earnings less the credit, that is, for the tax paid in hong kong. his lawyers declined to answer questions on why he used a panamanian firm. we'll have more on that, coming up on "gmt." >>> now, if you're a parent geeta, you may or may not -- just kidding. you may or may not like the sound of this because youtube, the online video streaming channel is going kid friendly. they're launching a new app that will be able to run on smartphones and tablets and allow children to watch supposed of their favorite tv shows. it will feature parental controls, very important, and remove all viewer comments. youtube not the only video service that launches their child-friendly service recently. last month, twitter launched the vine kids app. it is a youtube generation, isn't it? how about this one? you fancy a new career? well, it seems the that s thes that pilots are in huge demand. british airways has started its r

stewart frankle joining us. welcome back. >> hey, scott. >> you want to take issue or do you want to agree? >> i do agree. and mr.s actually talked about full storage and what happens to the glut when we reach full storage and it's definitely a possibility it's still on the table. i would just look at the chart in oil right now, this is your level, so $50 trading a around there now. what's important is we saw the inventory numbers come out today. oil hung in there but it could be a head fake. we've had such a long and crowded trade with long dollar and short oil. yesterday, you saw that unravel and people start to cover. it started last week on the rig count dying or fading there. we knew that already. we know capex. you know what trades real-time, oil trades real-time. you can't look out in the future for capex. >> you have stocks you're making today? >> if you want -- if you go back to prior to thanksgiving, we have two stocks up here. we'll start off with whiting. both on images. clear this up for you. prior to thanksgiving here, you had this falloff, i was on the day before, here comes that #humblebrag, where

mr. steward wants to go into the hollywood arena. but did you see the schmooze-o-rama on the press? >> oh, no, everybody is on the press? oh, my god. >> what will they do without jon stewart makeup of the audience, it's very young. which is not surprising, about 40% of his viewership is under the age of 30. 43% consider themselves to be liberal when asked that question. and that's a large number who declare themselves to be liberal as opposed to independent and conservative. so obviously he will be missed. and there's a whole generation of college kids who grew up feeling he was the arbiter of good taste and news. >> he is the standard on television for the liberal point of view. and he's funny. they don't have funny liberals. colbert and stewart -- >> yeah. >> i shouldn't demean the other guys. comedy central has some talent over there. but that's it. there's not a lot of yucks going on at msnbc unless you're a duck. what people don't know about stewart's demographics is according to "the factor" research, 72% of his audience do not understand english. they don't know what he's saying. they like his suits. >> which comes in handy sometimes, right? >> yeah. we wish stewar