>> it was not an audition, and they basically gave me the data peterman -- jay peterman catalog and said they wanted him to sound the way the catalog was written like an oxford button-down.>> you guys were having so much fun, you cannot fake that.>> you knew you were part of television history, and i used to tell people it would be the peterman assistant, and i would tell them to save everything because one day you will be watching this show with your grandchildren. i told them i cannot promise them about every other show but i could about this one. >> was there talk about of spinoff, a jay peterman spinoff?>> there was discussion about it, and jerry was smart in the fact that he wanted to preserve the series. anytime you do a side character, it chips away at the value of the series it self. he was smart to leave intact.>> do you still talk to those guys? >> sure, it is a small world. very often, jerry will be in the night before i open, and we will find the tidbit, and sometimes it will flip-flop. i will leave him a role of dirty socks.>> and you are in san francisco. >> it is called "a

peterman to boyd, virginia falls to 1-4 and lose today 26- 19. >>> all right, my alma mater navy baby. taking on notre dame. first possession of the game, sail navy down the field. gull lee makes it 7-0 and i smell upset. unfortunately, no. i smell gas. notre dame -- speaking of gas? cj prosite putting on the gas. 21 carries, 129 yards. notre dame 41-24. >>> great game west virginia oklahoma state. this is quarterback skylar howard right here. but this is oklahoma state's jw walsh. finds blake jarwin for a four yard touchdown and 23-9 oklahoma state but here come the mountaineers. howard says it's cheaper to keep her. ties the game at 26. forces overtime. here comes oklahoma state now. in the ot. their quarterback, oh, push it. push it good. 33-26. oklahoma state up. west virginia one last chance. this is howard sprinting to the outside. fires for the end zone, tipped and can't come up with the catch. west virginia -- a close loss 33-26. all right from pig skins to pucks, what is this love fest surrounding the cavs these days? not just by the local media seat. national media has them

chairman and ranking member peterman and the rest of the committee to discuss the dietary guidelines. i want to thank you for the interest in the guidelines and your work to support americans and a healthy agriculture sector. one of the most important responsibilities that our government is entrusted with is protecting the american public and that includes empowering them with the tools they need to make educated health decisions. families across america have looked to us for science-based dietary guidelines to serve as a framework for a nutritious eating and healthy lives. our guidelines also help lay a foundation for preventing diet related health conditions such as obesity and heart disease. as is required by the national nutrition monitoring and related research act the departments update these regulations and guidelines every five years. the key elements that make up a healthy lifestyle remain consistent. fruits and vegetables, grains and lean proteins and limited amounts of saturated fats, added sugars and sodium. we anticipate these will continue to be the building blocks of th

. >> hi, sean, i'm bill peterman. i'm a cpa.s the next president going to be able to take care of entitlements and level of debt that america has now without raising taxes on the middle class? >> this is a cpa, bill, great question. you know there are two ways to increase money you have for the government. number one, you have to spend less. i like the penny plan. eliminate base-line budgeting. then, cut a penny dget at the out of every dollar, every year for six years and bring the budget in balance. you have to bring in more revenues. the best thing we can do in my opinion is make america is a corporate tax haven and thirdly, energy is the answer. make america energy independent. it's going to create a lot of jobs. people will have good jobs, and will have a huge ripple effect on the community. and send that video, before we go, a programming note make sure to tune in tomorrow night 6:00 p.m. eastern for the fox news channel, donald trump will sit down with bret baier at 6:00 p.m., tomorrow night, right here on fox. that is al

my name is bill peterman. i'm a cpa and a financial adviser in springfield, illinois.r the next election is how is the next president going to be able to take care of all the entitlements and the level of debt that america has now without raising taxes on the middle class? >> all right. as a cpa, bill, great question. you know there is only two ways to increase money that you have for the government. number one, you got to spend less. i like the penny plan. elim flate baseline budgeting. in other words, built-in increases the government projects every year. you keep the budget at the same level. and then you cut one penny out of every dollar every year for six years, and you actually bring the budget in balance. now, with that said, you also have to grow the economy, bring in more revenues. the single best thing we can do in my opinion, make america a corporate tax haven. lower the corporate rates that will bring money from overseas. a lot of that repatriated money to come back in. and thirdly, energy is the answer. we make america energy independent, it's going to bri

millard,peterman thank you.he mexico oil auction, that was also part of stirring the pot. scarlet: they did better in this auction then two years ago. alix: they did, but they had to sweeten the pot to do it. up, a daily fantasy sports company could be headed for real trouble. legal trouble here. we are going to investigate. ♪ alix: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." i'm alix steel. scarlet: if you watch the last test last night's playoff baseball game -- alix: admitted, you cried. scarlet: you did not see ads for the draft king, the company that had been blitzing the airwaves with spots. there were allegations that an employee used internal information to win money. the hope of laying low and did yesterday when new york attorneys general requested records to be sent over to his office. kerry geithner joins us with more. you spent your time covering financial crimes, and this falls into your purview now. >> everything seems to fall into my purview these days. we also have fifa. scarlet: what is the new

the gurman is supposed to have the agents out -- peterman is going to come up with a figure intends is as i 170,000, but again, it was 98,000, twice what it was. they knowingly inflated figures, presumably because mcclellan was seeking more resources in troops. -- more troops and resources. peter 10 -- pinkerton will retire with mcclellan and go back to his private practice in chicago. after the war, he is going to run a very successful law enforcement agency. he will produce the james brothers. the pinkerton's would become very notorious in the 19th century, and egerton will die in 1884, very much -- and pinkerton will die in 1884, still a controversial figure. -- we do wantval to point out that mcclellan is getting the services of pinkerton, only pinkerton is not working for the entire union army, he is the personal intelligence for pinkerton. same thing for lafayette baker. he was ae civil war, vigilante in california, very active in san francisco during the vigilante era. he initially worked with charles in murry -- charles pomeroy 1861. like pinkerton, he called himself chief of t

chairman and ranking member peterman and the rest of the committee to discuss the dietary guidelines.ant to thank you for the interest in the guidelines and your work to support americans and a healthy agriculture sector. one of the most important responsibilities that our government is entrusted with is protecting the american public and that includes empowering them with the tools they need to make educated health decisions. families across america have looked to us for science-based dietary guidelines to serve as a framework for a nutritious eating and healthy lives. our guidelines also help lay a foundation for preventing diet related health conditions such as obesity and heart disease. as is required by the national nutrition monitoring and related research act the departments update these regulations and guidelines every five years. the key elements that make up a healthy lifestyle remain consistent. fruits and vegetables, grains and lean proteins and limited amounts of saturated fats, added sugars and sodium. we anticipate these will continue to be the building blocks of the 20