i never got the napkin. >> but i have -- the napkin that was put in the smithsonian, the writing was,don rumsfeld from arthur. why, if i did that, would don not have picked it up? [laughter] >> i didn't want that trash. arthur: i had to deal with this all the time. i do all of these mathematical models, of the effects of taxes. if you know the math, it works out pretty nicely. it doesn't have the bite, the flavor, of the real world. so i would develop all of these anecdotes to try to illustrate the economics, one of which was the laffer curve. you can tax people at 100%, no one will work, because they don't get the incentive to work, and the government will collect no revenues. if you tax people at 0%, everyone would work like mad, but you're not collecting any revenues. dick: basically the curve showed that with tax rates at zero, you would collect zero taxes. with a tax rate of 100%, you are going to collect zero revenue. you shut down the economy. don: it had the power of simplicity. it was a truth that could be expressed in a paragraph. we each turned to each other and said, arthu

. >> reporter: though he was on parole, police say he was working at the popular restaurant 5 napkin burger in the ridge hill mall. >> get out of here. oh, my god. it's so local. >> that's terrible. >> reporter: i reached out to 5 napkin burger to find out how they managed to hire a man who had been convicted of raining an #-year-old girl. they said they had a comprehensive application process, checked references, but they did not do a formal background check and they did not know his criminal history. we're still trying to figure out whether or not he lied on his application. if they even asked if he had been arrested. it's still unclear at this point whether or not he had interaction with customers while he was working at that 5 napkin burger. ida ida news 4 new york. >>> and breaking news, a bronx mother accused of dropping her baby out of the window. sadly that child did not survive. natalie pass quarella is at the scene and this is heard dlt tbreaking. >> reporter: absolutely. only a few officers still left on scene. caution tape still up. the entire community just sickened that

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. >> and napkin always stay in your lap. >> so don't put the napkin up here?laughter ] >> whose here that does not know how to tie a tie? >> i. >> i. >> all right. you take the tie and stick it over your head like this. under -- >> classes like this aren't simply a rehearsal for the upcoming dance. they are meant to teach life skills and develop the confidence of the jail's residents. >> that's how y'all want it to look, that triangle. >> this is how you want it to look. >> these moments allow a man like terrance to imagine a better future. >> i'm sure you tried to do the right thing before. what makes this difference? >> me being in the program, i started to see things in a different light. the only thing that come out of getting high and selling drugs is jail, institutions or death and i've been in jails, institution, the only thing left for me is death. i feel like man, this is my life. my life depend on this. >> for 52-year-old aziz, the months he's been in the program have been pivotal. >> i came in angry. i thought people was going to look at me like i w

. >> and here is a napkin. so we did this, what i call, a menu fold.lly put your menu into this napkin, too, but little detail like sprig of rosemary that smells fabulous, it works great with whatever your dinner is, too, it really gives extra touch that your guesses are going to feel extra special about. >> we typically see you around holiday time. i hope we see you soon. could you do something like that for thanksgiving, just fork and knife or something? >> gosh yes, that would be real nice at thanksgiving. >> thank you. >> thank you, so, again, it is on sunday. hey mike, what i just heard, and i know that you are one to want to pinch a penny. looking to book your wedding here at the bellevue, they gave you a honeymoon for free. >> that's craze. >> i what? >> crazy. and i literally was like if i have another wedding, now, mike, to be clear, it is like if you spends $10,000 you get one night, but mike, you get to go to hawaii. could you go to hawaii on your honeymoon. >> sunday i'll see you here, seriously, very cool. >> better be there. hopefully he

and don't forget the (bleep) napkins!lause) but if millennials don't want to talk to us, i guess it's our loss because look how charming they are. >> easier, quicker, order just whatever i want with a touch of a button. but if i order it on my phone, it would be even more convenient. (laughter) >> how little work do you want to do? does the cashier have to baby-bird your mcrib right into your mouth? (laughter) (applause) it's one thing for millennials to screw up america's hallowed fast food joints, now they're doing it to my place of worship. >> younger gamblers don't want to pull a lever. so the future of gambling could look less like this and more like an arcade. >> we're going into a brand-new world. >> what the hell are you talking about? it's not a brand-new world, it's a casino! you can fiddle with that joy stick all you want! there is no code for getting back your kid's college fund. so what does this kid-friendly casino have in store for us? >> this is one where we're assembling games. dreadnought where you take

past we learned about our conclusion was chicken and pharmacies, and now it is toilet paper, napkins, and other everyday products. what do all these cases have in common? one thing. they harm people and free competition certainly affects families. overd escalating price war 20 paper in 2000 apparently led to the collusion. it allegedly began when the manager of cmp c tissue and the essasa met with a gold club. in a statement, the company said the fact that some of their executives carried out acts that go against free competition was illegal. cmp c is not due to be fined over the incident, and will find the general manager -- will find the general manager instead. finally, the hype surrounding the new star wars movie has hit new heights, quite literally. a special a most -- a special promotion has been hitting theaters for fans. air flights from san francisco to paris on the day of the european premiere or you can get tickets and a direct drive the airport to a cinema in a dedicated star wars shuttle bus. >> nothing will stand in our way. kate: a great way to be jet lag. while ago --

can't you picture chuck he was probably scheming this up on a cocktail napkin. but no, the fake punt here's bill belichick. >> we expected this to be a gadget game and a kicking game on the outside with fake punt. they went on the swinging gate-type play in the overshift and i made sure we covered the inside part we reacted well it to. now we turn the page start thinking about the jets. look at this graphic. both teams have some significant straints. the jets have not lost on the road patriots haven't lost at home. the jets have the top scoring defense in the healing the pats have the top scoring offense a top fun week. celtics just nine days away from the regular season opener. going to pick this one up in the second quarter. watch marcus smart come down the lane with the big follow. third quarter nets up one. amir johnson going to drive get one and go with a little contact. he had 15 tonight. later in the third terry hits the three from the corner he had 16 tonight. the celtics were looking good. they win this one by a final score of 111-105. >>> so you want t

when we were on the airplane coming back from france, he designed the house on the back of a napkin. >> of course he did. >> he wanted, like, a 10,000-square-foot spa, and i wanted bowling alleys for the kids. and he wanted a movie theater. >> the estate was about 60% completed. and the economy crashed, almost taking westgate with it. >> in 2008, when lehman brothers went under, and the banks all froze, it was a terrible time for my company. it was a terrible time for the country. necessary to see that the company survived. we cut our expenses. we cut our sales. >> but cutting expenses and worrying about revenues was really not enough. they also had to put the versailles house on hold, and eventually they listed the half-built mansion for sale. guess what? $100 million. the whole thing was being captured by a documentary filmmaker, who was profiling jackie for a movie called "the queen of versailles." did you enjoy doing that? >> i hated it. [ both laugh ] >> that wasn't a maybe, right? >> i did not like it. >> he hates it because it makes him look like he's mean, upset about busines

i wipe my moist face with a cocktail napkin, then let my head group against my chair as i listen to cousin when the old fourth. now in her mid 80s, many first scandalize the family, the 1940s went in the midst of her junior year she ran off to paris with a man. since then, even during her various marriages she occasionally disappeared for weeks at a time. did you know how your grandfather's heart attack happened, smiling slyly. what do you mean? exertion, the best kind, not with your grandmother. 40 years ago, now 50, i escaped memphis, embarrassed by the widespread be beef southerners were ignorant bigots, slow. i returned only for brief visits. now i am back again and entire month, caught by things seed in me i want to understand. many flights a new cigarette, let fly another cigarette. cousins nudge forward in the reclining chairs, someone loans from the pool, the next generation and many exhales the cloud of blue smoke. so i have written about the south after staying away for many years, mostly staying away, living in the northeast for 50 years and i wanted to come back to memphis and

it has room for 80 pizzas, napkins, sodas, warming oven. it's supposed to keep your pizza at about 80 degrees it's still hot. it means you don't have to warm it up. >>> you're making me hungry. >>> this morning one virginia school district is pulling the plug on cameras. why they say they had no choice. >> also we'll show you why the safety feature won't be available any time soon. >>> a pretty view at the capital wheel and national harbor. 54 degrees right now. >>> they're cameras on school buses designed to watch your children getting on and auchlt why that cannot ticket drivers who fail to stop. >>> first, day you'll want to spend outside. cool temperatures right now. changes on the horizon. >>> "storm team 4" with four things you need to no. chuck? >> a very pleasant day coming your way today. what you need to know about the forecast. well, one more warm day. that is today. cloudy night coming up for tonight, but not much of a rain threat. turning cooler. now a chance for rain the second half of the weekend. this morning, though, nothin

airport, and there is guy there, and he is holding a sign that says erik aude, like he just drew it on napkin, basically. >> hey. >> how you doing? >> good. >> the first words out of the guy's mouth was -- >> rai messed up. >> he said we would have had a great time. >> but now we have to go karachi to bring all the jackets back. >> when are you guys coming back? >> when are you leaving? >> friday. >> yeah. we'll be back by friday. >> rai told me i was going to be shown around, i was going to be introduced to girls. i'm not going to be introduced to anyone. everything i was told to get me to pakistan is not going to happen at all. definitely don't like knowing that i'm going to be stuck in a hotel for five days. so i'm thinking to myself this is a damn homeless shelter. >> voila. >> you guys are leaving me here? >> you're going to be fine. you'll love it. >> no, no, you're taking me to a nice hotel. >> just one little thing. stay in your room. okay? >> they tell me "stay in your room. this place is not safe at all for americans." daniel pearl is really big in the newspapers at the time. all i

>> stephen: napkin in your lap. you're not an animal. let's start. i'll get started here. beautiful. >> that looks fantastic. >> that does look beautiful. >> stephen: this is beef and pan cheta. >> stephencheta. >> did you make the pasta yourself. did you roll it all out. >> stephen: i'm pairing that with two fingers of jack daniel's. >> awesome "n" awesome! taste it. hold on, hold on, hold on. come on. you like it? there gu. >> i love it! >> give him a little dandruff, too, while you're at it. >> i look too good for that, come on! may i? >> go right ahead. >> can i put a big chunk in my house. >> do it, baby. >> nobody's watching. >> stephen: this is food porn. >> come on, baby, what do you think? >> it's fantastic. >> it looks good. i can taste it? can i have a little bit of it. >> it really is. ( laughter ) >> it is delicious. >> when do i-- >> it's really good. you know what i love, the parsley. it's a nice touch. baby, this is spaghetti and meat balls. i know you're a simple man pup like meat. you like your meat well done. >> i do. >> i'm going to put a little bit of

and these notes that you are taking because i was taking notes on napkins which became the book. he said this book to my fate q. are conducting a business out of the prison and that is a legal licenser with all due respect i consulted the prison handbook i saw the prohibitions of running a tattoo parlor selling fella's or pornography and the way i interpreted i am not running a business but taking notes that might someday become a book. he said ic inmates with. is that the way you interpret it? because i have news for you. this eight no senate or supreme court if i thank you were conducting a business, you are probably conducting a business. if you ain't, we will throw you in the shu for six months while we figure it out. that was a solitary confinement and that scared the hell of me. the next day i was given my work detail. you can tell which one i am. [laughter] i worked in the prison where house at the loading dock moving 40,000 pounds of food every day in and out of massive freezers about as big government we're in right now. why so much food? it was and that they ate that mu

groomed van eyes, youp, cautious try to ignore the noise and enjoy his dinner but soon threw down his napkin and rose from dressed in ahe was dark blue suit with a waistcoat and dangling watch bob. , with ad quickly nervous energy of america drawing the attention of the dining room staff as he passed. by the time he left the cowboys had dismounted and were running right in the hotel. he could hear them in the billiard hall where they were taking target practice, shooting the tops off of liquor bottles. boys, put up your guns he cried out. who the hell are you, read john asked? my name is fred harvey and i will not have any rowdies seared. if you cannot believe like gentlemen you cannot stay here and you cannot come again. guns and take a drink with fred harvey. fred retained his british accent which made some westerners titter. as the cap boys laughed and taunted him, and hotel guests started gathering he grabbed read john by the caller. he yanked the dusty desperado over the bar and penned him to the floor. you must not swear in this place he told the stunned cowboy. there was a moment of s

buy $25,000, interior is stripped out to accommodate 80 pizzas, and there are spots for drinks, and napkinsd wings, fabulous could deliver -- although when are you out delivering 80 pizza. >> i have a contrarian view. melissa: really. >> the whole claim to fame behind is that i want to keep the pizza hot, well, i actually don't want to that hot when i order it, you start -- i always eat the pizza, no matter how hot it is. >> i don't want the delivery guy to be that hot, think about how sweaty he is. connel: a good point. >> >> a sweaty hairy delivery guy. melissa: i never would have thought of that. >> we're on a roll with this. melissa: i want a car, filled with pizza,. connel: have you on to see both sides avoiding double trouble, google, latest technology fright guist showed when halloween costumes are most popular in your area, key take aways, washington tc favors batman, san francisco watches all things star wars. most popular costume a search for harley quinn. that would be george' -- joker's sidekick in the batman comics. >> i would have no idea. >> i am going as a print journalist t

. >> i don't have any napkins, sorry. >> he says you need a bib. >> what do you think. >> i don't know but i'm bleeding. >> is that ketchup or a1 cause >> a1 sauce and then they have have have a food coloring, to dye the buns black for halloween. >> okay. >> taste like a whooper to me. >> taste a little different because of the a1 sauce that makes it taste different but i think it goodies. >> would you recommend this to someone else. >> yeah, it will be around for a few weeks until after halloween. >> i thought you meant in your system, it will be sitting there. >> well in, a related story. >> oh, no. >> it says that there is a big article on line that says you eat the whole thing, it turns your poo green. >> why green fit is black. >> i don't know because of the way the food coloring mixes green is the the new black. >> it probably has clear fill in it and that will turn your poo green. so i will i have you an update tomorrow. >> okay. >> look forward to that update. >> please, no pictures. >> in, is there pictures on line. you have been posting a lot recently. >> it would be a heck o

. >> we have met cup and plate and napkins. >> reporter: some hofstra students are superstitious. you look like you have a lot of good luck charles here. >> yeah, my dad's wedding ring. he's a mets fan. >> reporter: a sleepless week for the patisserie loaded with one of a kind. >> it is mets country. we can't keep the item in the store. they're selling as fast as we make them. >> reporter: mets pitchers blessed with power arms. spinning a crystal ball? hmm. mets win in seven. from butter cookie bakery, jennifer mclogan. >> a lot of predictions there. >>> will mother nature help the mets out tonight? >> it's all about the forecast, it looks like, lonnie. what a mess. >> yeah, there you go. the mets have played in better baseball weather and also in worse baseball weather. here's your forecast for game time tonight. kansas city, 8:07 first pitch, 54 degrees. there is slight chance for some rain during the game. they have had the biggest rain rumble through the stadium earlier in the day with moderate to light rain approaching stadium. bigger picture will show you a little tail could

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. >> when i went down there, i i grabbed napkins as soon as possible and started applying pressure on his face. i told him to lean back. he was shocked. he wasn't in his right state of mind. >> shocked because he suffered a large gash to his head. he is being treated at bellevue hospital. >>> now to a deadly rampage in new jersey. he is accused of stabbing to death his elderly mother and brother. now keith knight is under arrest and charged with murder. cops say when they found him at the crime scene in teaneck, there appeared to be blood on his hands. anthony johnson is there. >> reporter: i had an opportunity earlier today to speak to one of the family members of the suspect and the victims. he tells us that the suspect had some very serious mental issues. keith knight was arraigned in court facing charges for two murders and illegal possession of a weapon. last night police received a frightening 911 call where they heard screams in the background. when they arrived, the suspect was at the front door with blood on his hands. once police entered the home, they found the two victims.

. >> and napkin always say in your lap. >> so you don't put the napkin up here? who's here that do not know how to tie a tie? all right. you take the tie, stick it over your head like this. under. >> classes aren't simply a rehearsal for the upcoming dance. they are meant to develop life skills and the confidence of the jails' residents. these moments allow men like terrence to imagine a better future. >> i'm sure you have tried to do the right thing before. what makes this time different? >> me being in the program i started to see things in a different light, right? the only thing that come out of getting high and selling drugs is jails, institutions or death. and i've been in jails. institution. in jails and zmugs only thing left for me is death. man, this is my life. my life depends on this. >> lisa ling, the host of cnn's "this is life" joins me now. what was it like to have access to these prisons to talk to these men? >> it was actually impressive. the richmond city justice center has this programming floor with classrooms and these incredible programs. in

. >> paper napkin for you. >> recipe is on the website ktvu.com. this is bedtime reading. the most beautiful book. >> it is good. >> it's a thrill seeing her here. thank you for joining us on the 9. we are back tomorrow with more macaroons. what are you looking at? oh, cool. hungry. fish, anyone? hello, seventh waterfall of the day. hello, duck boat. hello, sheep? oh right! itchy icelandic sweaters and no foreign transaction fees. sweet. one last look. ahh. triple points. and we're off. what's next? wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it's more than a card. it's the gear that gets it done. >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." >> wendy: how you doin'? the kids have come to play today. you won't believe what i'm about to tell you. all oodue respect, have several seats. my girls are always turned out. i gave it to you straight. no chaser. ♪ [ applause ] >> now, here's wendy! [ wild cheers and applause ] >> wendy: hi! yeah, and

the cups and napkins on board also resemble r2-d2.line has plans to turn two other jets in its fleet into "star wars" characters in the future. ♪ now it's one thing to see the outside. but the experience inside that plane even more amazing. this is your exclusive peek here. nbc bay area's robert handa was actually on bore that dreamliner as it made its trip from japan to sjc today. he witnessed firsthand what it looks like from inside the plane, the music, the lights. the "star wars" theme song could be heard all throughout the cabin that was accompanied by this really cool light show. >>> well, we are following breaking news right now off the coast of canada. we want to update you with what we have learned about the search for survivors. we are just getting some new information into the newsroom. this after a whale watching boat sank. we have new details coming up after the break. >>> also, dozens of hostages are freed in a deadly raid on an isis prison. what exclusive body camera footage is showing us about this mission. >>> it look