you, carey mulligan. other guest is on broadway.miren. >> she -- i did a film with her in hawaii. and she was always in these deserty places, beachy, deserty volcanic places. and i was wearing my crocs. i like crocs. [ laughter ] okay sheep, just laugh. because it's crocs. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no one's judging. no one's judging. >> i think they are. i think there's a big thing about it. i think crocs -- uggs. >> jimmy: i don't wear crocs. uggs, i wear. >> jessica simpson. [ laughter and applause ] all these things that people -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: i love jessica simpson. that's all i wear. [ laughter ] >> people sort of have an automatic bad reaction to it. anyway, so i was doing this film and i had my crocs on and -- this one party helen and i were having a drink. she said i hate your crocs. i think they're very ugly. and i went, "gosh helen, well sometimes i hate what people wear, but i use my inside voice." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: very politely, yeah, yeah. >> and -- i mean, she's the queen and everything. and s

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome carey mulligan!ght. >> alan cumming. >> jimmy: i mean, he's amazing. >> hero. >> jimmy: really? >> massive hero. >> jimmy: have you ever seen him in "cabaret"? >> i saw him in "cabaret" when i was 14. and that was the night when i walked away and i was like, "oh, i'm going to be an actor." or try. or you know, do something. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that inspired you? >> yeah, totally. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: with your family from england, i'm assuming? >> yeah. i did. my mom brought me. it's funny because we saw it last week again. with sienna. and -- it's amazing. and my mom was like wow, this is so inappropriate for you when you're 14. >> jimmy: when you're 14. >> i can't believe i took you to this. yeah, it was amazing. >> jimmy: was that the first time you ever came to new york? >> no. we came when i was 11 as well. yeah, we came with my whole family. >> jimmy: what did you feel? what did you think? great city, right? >> oh, it's so great. we had one of those kind of classic famil

they successfully used the mulligan last year. another couple of banks people might be watching this year might be goldman and citigroup will stop goldman came in very close on one of their ratios, the risk based capital ratio. when you look at their scenarios and results, they were much more optimistic than the fed so they would have a chance to resubmit. there's also a chance their capital plan includes different types of issuance that under the stress test and capital planning process may allow for a buyback. >> oldman also use the mulligan last year. that would be two years in a row if they had to use it again. mark: you wrote that goldman's extra cushion of capital is not enough to match the dividends and share repurchases. did the toughness of the first rounds of tests catch people by surprise? >> i think the way it was measured seem to catch them by surprise based on the way they estimated they did in their own version of the stress test. each bank runs their own version and goldman certainly had a big gap. it makes you thi

and kerry mulligan. as soon as query mulligan became involved it's for real. >> case closed. >> case closed. she's completely and utterly brilliant and i love her with all my heart. just to get it out quick. get it out there so everybody is clear. she's just an assassin. >> i think so. >> roll tape take a look at this. >> you used to tell me that you had this great-- i remember you priding yourself in what you called your man management skills. and yet you still treat people as if they were no better than objects. >> -- the driver that's what he does. you know full well that drivers didn't drive they spend waiting. >> it's what they expect. he is personally happy. he is bloody well paid. he's sitting in a spacious limousine listening to kiss 100 and reading what is call politely called a men's interest magazine. >> have you seen the weather, have you seen the snow about to company down. >> don't give all that. frank is better time which is thing in a warm mercedes than he would be in this-- you call-- th

carey mulligan is utterly brilliant. i love her with all of my heart.ust to get back out here so everybody is clear. [laughter] roll tape. >> used to tell me you had this great gift. you called at your man management skills and you still treat people. >> he is a driver. that is what he does. you know that a driver drives. they spend their lives waiting. that is what they expect. frank is very well paid. >> have you seen the weather? the snow about to come down. >> frank is better off sitting in a warm mercedes than he would in your house. this ridiculous self-righteousness. you always had it. it will not get any better. it will get worse once you decide. >> it has nothing to do with my teaching. it is a way of respecting people. >> frank isn't people. frank is a man doing a job. these stupid gestures. nothing to do with what people might want. they want to be treated, respected, not look down on as if they were chronically disabled, as if they needed help all the time. you look down always on the way we did. things come on the way things are done. you c

reports that one pilot was outside the cockpit when the german wings airliner mulligan its devastating descent. the news overnight has people stunned. >> enormous and there's a lot of speculation riding on germany what's going ought in the cockpit. >> reporter: the force of the crash makes debris in the mountain a huge challenge. according to an investigation source quoted by a french news agency and the "new york times," the badly damaged flight recorder indicates that first the cockpit door opened and closed. then a knocking was heard. perhaps one of the two pilots banging on the door trying to get back if as the plane went down. the airline owned by lufthansa has not confirmed the claim. >> we cannot understand how an experienced lufthansa pilot was involved in such a terrible exodus. >> reporter: another pilot who flew over the crash site just minutes after the a-320 disappeared from radar told nbc news visibility was clear. >> if the pilot was alive he'd see the mountain right in front of him, very very difficult for him. >> reporter: but we know more this morning about how the tr

>> jpmorgan, goldman sachs, morgan stanley had to use mulligan. and resubmit their plans within that week and to ask for a restructure request. part of that is due to the feds test is very tough on trading. they want to capture the risk of that business. this may start to move to more of a strategic thing. the fed indicated yesterday they don't punish banks who use the mulligan. even if you use of years -- use it multiple years, they don't see it as a negative. thanks maybe using this strategically to as as much as possible. this is the only time they can move the lever on their returns from capital returns. betty: thank you so much for joining us. shake shack shares falling in late trade yesterday continuing to drop this morning after its earnings report failed to live up to investor expectations. the stock not looking so good in the free market -- premarket down 6%. revenue topped analyst estimates but the company predicted same-store sales will grow in the low single digits. matt miller joins us now on this. what did we learn here? "in the loop

the mulligan is i asked for $4 billion in reductions and i only get 3 billion. it is a negotiation. >> i was on a call that senior fed officials held with reporters and ask explicitly does the fred does the fed view this mulligan like a resubmission with any prejudice. there were told no him on the contrary, there is nothing wrong with it. makes me wonder how they figure this out two years in a row and why other bank ceos have not been more aggressive with their capital requests. if i were a shareholder, that is why would be wanting them to do. everybody should be resubmitting. >> yes, but i think there is a caveat to that which is if you ask for aggressively too much, then you could be viewed as someone reckless. there's a fine line. >> that want people shooting for the moon. they want this as a genuine difference of opinion what you write it to 5.1 and they ride it to -- and they rounded to 4.9. erik: would you expect to see more banks resubmitting next year on the basis of what we have learned these past two years? >> the obvious lesson would be to do that wi

some banks of had to do that and some bank executives say you should not use a mulligan because that you're asking for a lot and you are working for your shareholders. erik: i think it is worth pointing out another thing. which is kind of crazy. this was brought to my attention by another wall street executive yesterday. if wall street -- if these banks release information on the schedule the fed releases information, the sec would be all over them. think of citigroup last year. citigroup seem to have all of this room to give capital back to shareholders because it did well under the stress test. as michael pointed out, it failed the qualitative assessment, but michael corbat did not know that. the ceo then, the ceo now was in south korea at the time. the moral of the story, when the stress test comes out, make sure you are in new york city or san francisco -- stephanie: i'm sure that day he was in south korea, he did not want to be there. erik: but they were buying those stocks on the basis of -- stephanie: that information. erik: well, incomplete information. if it were up to citig

his microphone was still hot as he mulligan talking to himself. >> what a disaster. >> reporter: then he blurted out what sound like a confession. >> what the hell did i do? killed them all, of course. >> reporter: them? did he mean his wife, cathie, friend susan berman? the old guy in gavelson he admitted to dismembering? whatever. it was riveting television and by the time the final segment aired last sunday, durst was already under arrest in jones. >> behind bars, the wealthy heir suspected in connection to a pair of mysterious deaths under arrest tonight. did an explosive new doemtary help build the case against him? >> reporter: fbi agents took him down without incident in the lobby of a marriott hotel. >> it's a unique set of circumstances, but our case is independent of the documentary. our case will stand on its own. >> reporter: in the days that followed, durst appeared in a new orleans courtroom to waive extradition to california. but louisiana authorities also want to prosecute him on drugs and gun charges. in houston, meanwhile, agents executed a search warrant on his luxu

there is no penalty for taking a mulligan. it's like playing golf with friends. another shot no prejudice. same goes for the fed. it raises the question that this came up as well -- as to whether other bank should be more aggressive with the capital request. why aren't all 31 thanks swinging for the fences and asking to return to shareholders more capital than they might otherwise get approval for? they aren't. the basic do have the reputation for understanding how markets work, understanding games there he for example, morgan stanley, goldman sachs, jp morgan other ones that are asking for more and they can ballot back. if that is ok with effect, why not? that is what shareholders would want them to be doing. >> tim would you think about that? >> he makes a good point. we are getting to the state with a bifurcated stress test structure is business as usual. you have your first shot, make a bit with the fit, and if you have to adjust, you are just good the truth is that not being so aggressive and conducting your initial stress tests and situated to undermine the

in golf they call it a mulligan. another shot if you screw up. this isn't about playing through. after the president's disastrous

tonight, join jimmy and his guests alan cumming carey mulligan musical guest, ludacris and featuringhe legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 233 coming! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh! oh, hey! [ cheers and applause ] welcome thank you very much. thank you for being here everybody. thank you. here's what everyone's talking about. republican candidate ted cruz said recently that in the 36 hours after he announced that he's running for president, he raised over $1 million.

pat mulligan here who is with work force development programs with the city and he can give us further background on legislation before us. you've been here all day so we have to have you come forward and thank you for your help in making these programs work. >> thank you, supervisor avalos. this recommendation was in part a by product of a market analysis as well as input from the mayor's construction work force advisory committee, as well as supervisor avalos. just to kind of reiterate some of your comments. there's a considerable amount of pressure on the local construction work force because of all the private development as well as the large infrastructure projects. there's currently 5 active construction projects in san francisco valued in excess of a billion dollars. we have nearly 40 tower cranes up. there is not another municipality within the united states of our size of under a million people that comes anywhere close. this is construction activity that is more consistent with new york or chicago. also we're still trying to gauge the potential impact of last year's expansion

in golf they call it a mulligan. another shot if you screw up. this isn't about playing through. after the president's disastrous bergdahl deal, we are being played. since this is the same crew negotiating a knew deal with the iranians charles payne feels we are being played like a fiddle. dr. payne? >> this is scary stuff. president obama began as president of the united states with his tour around the world vowing to world leaders and one world nation, we are all equal, all the same. this is taking that ideology to a different level. it was unseemly when he was hugging the bergdahl family. even if he thought it was a good deal. why the pomp and circumstances? why the rose garden deal. he is so involved with his ideology. what kind of crazy deal could you be putting together? >> normally when the board makes a bad deal, they are not given a second chance. >> calling isis the jv team you have to question obama. not unintelligent smart guy, but you have to question his intelligence. he has made one misstep after another. he would shoot you back saying i didn't get us involved in i

tonight, join jimmy and his guests alan cumming carey mulligan musical guest, ludacris and featuring crew. >> questlove: 233 coming! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh! oh, hey! [ cheers and applause ] welcome thank you very much. thank you for being here everybody. thank you. here's what everyone's talking about. republican candidate ted cruz said recently that in the 36 hours after he announced that he's running for president, he raised over

tonight, join jimmy and his guests alan cumming carey mulligan musical guest, ludacris and featuringry roots crew. >> quest: 233 coming! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh! oh, hey! [ cheers and applause ] welcome thank you very much. thank you for being here everybody. thank you. here's what everyone's talking about. republican candidate ted cruz said recently that in the 36 hours after he announced that he's running for president, he raised over $1 million.

i'll take a mulligan on that one, thank you. >> yeah. >>> commuters may have to cough up more money soon to get to work. next the increases that could be coming to new jersey transit. >>> five minutes before 5:00. new this morning, septa says it's making its subway safer by cracking down on turnstile sufshz surfers. they arrested ten times more than two years ago. officials say that's helping cut down on thieves that steal riders' cell phones. the youths had gotten onto the subways by not paying. >>> and from our trend bureau the head of new jersey transit says she will try to keep possible fare hikes as low as possible. but the transit chief said an $80 million budget gap is forcing her to look at all options. the last fare hike happened five years ago. service cuts also came with it. >>> philadelphia city officials will break down today for an ultra luxury tower. take a look at these artist renderings of the new structure at fifth & market. the condo tower will stand 26 stores facing independence mall. it's due to open in spring of 2017. philadelphia mayor michael nutter will lead the

. >> you guys remember mulligan stew. they showed that in my grammar school.ou learned a lot about nutrition and you laughed about it too. >> you can't bewhat you want to be unless you eat a balanced diet. the right diet, the right exercise, is all part of -- >> i worry about the heart health of the people that are trying to kill us. >> who doesn't. are we at the point where we're looking at what they're eating? is that the latest propaganda? are we supposed to feel bad? >> they're posting pictures of their food. >> is there a commercial where some guy says, he's not getting the food he eats. >> for a price of a whole cup of coffee you can get them a whole meal. i don't really care what they're eating but i would hope it's bad. and hopefully killed quicker than a prolonged heart disease thing. >> lip tor, that's what they need is lippitor. >> and don't blame mcdonald's for terrorists. you know i live on mcdonald's. i think writer of this article got it perfectly right and you said that they had childish simplicity and lack of balance. i think that that stood f

. >> what i think about this in the context of obamacare, roberts has a mulligan.he first time he ruled with the obama administration, i think this time he's going to rule against the obama administration. >> why would he do that? >> because the law is the law. >> he'll go with the letter. >> the congressman is right it's going to cause turmoil and alito said this today, we have to get some time to make this right. the congress will have some work to do. the supreme court has become the referee and with chief justice roberts, he's become a real referee and calling him like he sees him and i think that he has a tremendous power. >> let's go back to congresswoman edwards. if the court says there is a way to fix this, do you think the republicans will try to fix obamacare or knee-jerk try to destroy it? >> there will be 10 million people who can't afford health care anymore, the market is going to be in turmoil. it will be their responsibility to fix it given that it was their idea to undo it. so i don't know what the republicans are going to do. i feel for the 10 mil

they had to use the mulligan and about a month after that, there was an error found in capital calculationeliminate the buyback request. they have yet to exit the parallel run, running parallel in the capital calculations, advanced and standardized. all the major branches have exited the parallel. b of a hasn't. and most recent filing with the sec, they have an issue with the risk models. all of these put together makes me nervous, and i'm worried that on a qualitative end of things that the fed might have concerns about capital planning process. i think there is elevated risk there. liz: to both of you, the numbers come out at 4:30 p.m. eastern time. we're about 34, 33 minutes away from that. fox business will get the numbers and the stock reaction the second it happens. mike, good to hear from you florida. thank you for joining us. mike holland. >> thank you very much for interrupting my vacation. appreciate it. liz: you know you're sitting on a beach with umbrella and a drink. >> you are absolutely right. liz: and brennan hawken, research analyst sweating it out in manhattan, no umbrell

. >>> take a mulligan on that one.llege is getting ready to show off an art exist that is nearly a century in the making. we're going to meet the amazing artist behind these works of art next. she has quite an inspiring story to tell and it is not just about art. >>> glenn? >> sunshine for now. but big changes are coming. tracking a lot of rain coming through part of the weekend. when it is going to arrive and how long it is going to last just ahead. as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half-fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads so files go out in a snap. don't miss your last chance to get $200 back when you upgrade to fios internet and phone for just $99.99 a month with a 2-year agreement and get $200 back. hurry call now it's your last chance. this offer ends march twenty-first. >>> research has shown that medical imaging is overused and unnecessarily exposing people to radiatio

we learned the fbi mulligan to trap him with telephone pings.n the fifth installment aired, that's when the envelope was shown. he ceased all phone calls. then on the 10th of march. they saw he left his apartment, the phone pinged near beaumont texas. then no penging at all. common sense in louisiana. they couldn't find him here. then on march 13 jt the w.j. marriott he checked his voicemail twice. fbi went there. they saw him in the lobby. he said, i got my passport up in my room. they took him to his room. there some things were in plane sight. that mask 446 $100 bills a. cell phone not activated yet. brand-new, a map showing florida and cuba and that's when he was arrested after that. now, we also want to say the defense stood up and said after he was arrested prosecutor from los angeles, within hours, and a detective from los angeles, within hours, interrogated him for three hours, according to defense, and now there is a preliminary hearing in a week-and-a-half. >> thank you, jean casarez, thank you, first of all, that mask people said he w

carey mulligan. and ludacris will all be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] luda.on friday will forte and adam horovitz are stopping by. [ applause ] those guys are going to stick around. we're going to check out some exotic dangerous fish with "river monsters" host jeremy wade is going to be here. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. >> steve: scary. scary fish. >> jimmy: first on the show tonight, oh, gosh, we have the former governor of massachusetts. mitt romney is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] me and mitt. man to man. mitt to mitt. mitt the man. he's here to talk about charity vision, which is a great organization working to eradicate blindness in countries around the world. we have a little something fun planned as well. you'll see. plus, she has one of the most popular shows on youtube called "it's grace." giant, giant show on youtube and she's super funny. now she's going to host a brand new talk show on e!. she went from youtube to e!. it's called "the grace helbig show." grace helbig is here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: hella big. >> jimmy: she's go

first, carey mulligan >>> oscar nominee carey mulligan had a string of scene stealing performances. >ry welcome back. it's nice to see you. this is an intense play. >> it's nice to see you. >> you play a teacher exploring a very complicated relationship with a former lover. >> yes. >> did you like the complication? >> the dplixs are always fun, yeah. it's an amazing script and she's a great character. she has great ideas. she's also has an old flame that comes to visit her. >> the two of you did this play on the west end in london. it got rave reviews. i think they said it was a hair's breath away from perfection. >> it's such a great thing. >> now you are bringing it to broadway. does that clang the dynamic? we think of broadway as the ultimate theater experience t. west ends is not too shabby. >> but my dream when i was little is doing planned broadway. so coming here for me is very special. >> when i say your character explores his past relationship. sometimes in a tumultuous way. there are heated arguments on stage between you and your co-star bill nye. >> yes. >> is chemistry as

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and also not your typical reason for a mulligan. that's my golf word for the day.r showed up at the seventh hole of a golf club in florida on sunday. adam, i know you're an avid golfer. what's your response to this photograph? >> my response is if you play a lot of golf you are always looking for an excuse as to why you scored so badly. having a gator on the seventh hole. i would have had a birdie but -- >> there was a stegasaurus. >> no i have two little kids. that's where that six hours goes. i thought. this just affirms all my childhood fears, in every sewer and grate i walk by, there's an alligator down somewhere. >> we could keep showing it for the same 20 minutes. >> ratings gold. >> with the flag i mean this thing is literally like a t-rex. the earth was roamed by these giant creatures once upon a time. >> who must have been on the paleo diet. clearly. >> suddenly jack hanna a little bit there, alex. >> tie it all up with a bow. adam rappaport, dorian warren, chris cillizza even from a distance, we can feel your energy. thank you all for this extraordinary m

minutes later the plane mulligan an unexplainable descent.minute for roughly eight minutes. the pilots did not send a distress signal and flight radar 24 says it lost contact with the plane which plunged more than 30,000 feet by 10:40 a.m. it took crews hours to reach the crash site because of its remote location and authorities are warning it's a long road ahead. at this time officials say they do not suspect terrorism and believe the crash is a tragic accident. steve radner jump in? >> i just want to amend one thing. it didn't actually fall out of the sky. it appears to have descend, a controlled descent for at least part of its time down. it took eight minutes to reach the ground. if you go back to the air france plane off brazil that did fall out of the sky, it was less than four minutes it hit the ground. so something else was going on here. >> that's why i wondered why they ruled out terrorism so early. >> i want to know could auto pilot do that descent? >> an auto pilot can do anything. if a plane landed on this table, why an auto pilo

. >>> and cary mulligan is here. >> a great actress. >>> lou working with our sponsor shell on the maketed something incredible. go to our facebook page or twitter using the hashtag make the future contest and your child may have a chance to show off their incredible creation. >> let's get a check of the weather from al. >>> today's weather is brought to you by visit california. california dream big. >>> ah good morning, everybody. what a cutie waving here. who's this? >> this is clark. >> reporter: where is clark from? >> we're from annapolis, maryland. >> reporter: i love that hat. here's another big baby over here. how is it going, dude? good to see you. let's show you what's happening, as far as the weather is concerned. for the weekend, saturday we got wet weather making its way through the south. wet weather in the pacific northwest. snow hanging around western pa and new york. sunday sunday! we are looking at more rain through the southeast. showers along the northwest coast. sunshine in the northeast. >>> 8:32. thank you, al. happy thursday to you. we have a beautiful day shapin

. >> mulligan! >> anything he wants. >> that was something. >> it was. but we'll begin with that news breaking overnight. two officers shot outside the police station in ferguson, missouri. you're looking at the scene there just moments ago. the officers were rushed to the hospital. this all happening just hours after the police chief stepped down. abc's pierre thomas is in washington with the very latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, robin. officers shot and the city of ferguson a tinder box, a town still in crisis despite the resignation of its police chief amid racial strife. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: bullets flying just after midnight in ferguson, missouri. >> okay there was just gunfire and now cops have guns drawn. >> reporter: the moments the shots were fired caught on video by a protester outside the embattled police department. >> we saw the muzzle fire from the gun up top of the street so we all just ducked down and then saw the cop shot next to us. >> reporter: two police officers ashburn rushed to the hospital with gunshot

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