i have a question about the remi simulation. i'm referring to your slide number 19, which you report that an estimation of 1500 -- 15,270 private sector jobs will be lost by 2019. first, i would like you to explain to me what the remi simulation is and whether it takes into account -- into account all the increases in cost of operation in the city, benefits, sick leave, that may not have been in place in 2004 that are in 2014 or 2014 to 2019. curious to find out whether that was included as well, could have further increased the loss or simulation loss of jobs. >> so, the remi model is basically a system of economic equations, several hundred economic equations that are set up in which some of the variables in these equations are policy variableses. they're things that our government might want to change, or the things that a government might want to change would affect these things. labor costs, the average compensation rate for industries, are the policy -- are among the policy variables. in the remi model, those are the ones

i have a question about the remi simulation. i'm referring to your slide number 19, which you report that an estimation of 1500 -- 15,270 private sector jobs will be lost by 2019. first, i would like you to explain to me what the remi simulation is and whether it takes into account -- into account all the increases in cost of operation

i am here with remi spencer. that's with an i and not a y, remi. and she is hotter than an easy bake oven at a girl scout bakeover. and she operates on a dim bulb. it is joanne nosuchunsky. he has sod, puppy dog eyes. there is a puppy dog in the green room with the same eyes. it is andy levey and puppy eye remover. it was he the unemployment line. did something happen over the holidays when i was away? former radio personality anthony kumia. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hi, greg, you look like you are into fitness. maybe we could get our pump on together sometime. >> well, start with economic news. the white house says the budget deficit will drop to $583 billion. that's the lowest level of president obama's tenure. last year's deficit was $680 billion and the congressional budget office predicts a lower budget for the year-ending september 30th. who pr we kidding? let's address the elephant in the room, the racist elephant. you can't spell rant without ant. anthony seen here in a moment of quiet reflection was fired by siriusxm af

. ♪ john: that is canadian remy mnasifi complaining about politicians spending. went viral on youtube. joining us now, thank you for being here. >> i'm just trying to further my rap career. and it is just a way of poking fun at some bad ideas and spending habits and also it's nice to just kind of jump around out there in a jumpsuit in 90-degree weather. >> and commonly, in music, it's unusual to worry about government running. so why are you one? >> looking at that in deficit and saying that this doesn't work, it doesn't add up. john: your father came here and he gave me respect for individual liberty? >> yes. that is something that i started with pencil in college i got into reading economics and in business schools and milton friedman and it sort of role on from there. john: if you haven't read them, that's another great example is why you should. so in regards to getting your name out there. ♪ ♪ john: during the 2000 presidential campaign, nn and the democratic candidates agreed to take youtube lessons and they took this one from remi ♪ ♪ >> this welcome a cha

and comedian remi. and his look traveled from the 1970s just to be here tonight. sitting next to me, nick gillespie, editor-in-chief of reason.com and reason tv. nice hair. >> a block. the lede. that's the stories story. that's the first, story. >> i keep waiting for the voice and it never comes. it is buss for tuss. the national science foundation will spend $10 million to make robot companions for children and study their reading habits. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> the five-year government project called robots helping kids dash cash well that took a whole day to figure out, will develop a whole breed of socially assistive robots designed to help brats learn to read and appreciate physical fitness. the nsf says it is necessary due to critical so -- societal problems. so robots will be touching your children. isn't that right? >> like a good personal trainer we want the robots to be able to guide the child toward a behavior we desire. >> and to touch the child. he went on. >> we want to help the children learn language. we want to help them learn better

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remy started losing body parts. >> this is the first -- this is a first.'ve lost a lot of stuff -- >> i never lost a tooth. >> no, i never lost a tooth. >> jerry lost a tooth. one up front, i hope? >> no. >> on the side. >> you can't see it? >> no, can't see it at all. all right. it just fell right out. >> can you put it back in? >> i'm not going to put it back in. probably have to get this taken care of, right? >> i can't see it. i don't think it's a problem. it's not going to bother you. >> is it going to hurt? >> no. go with it. summer teeth. some are there, some ain't. >> let me do it. i'll do it. >> you're not going in my mouth. >> come on, i can do it. i can handle it. lay back. >> stay over there. now i've got to get another tooth. >> i'm telling you, this one is fine. don't throw this outside the booth. >> what am i supposed to do? carry it around? >> it doesn't look very good. >> it could use some cleaning. >> i think you could keep that one. it's a perfectly fine tooth. open your mouth. here you go. bite down hard. somebody give me a hammer. it's

red sox announcers jerry he remy losses a tooth while calling game against cubs somehow falls out andow about this play-by-play partner trying to help him out. i don't know if this is official dentist visitor what trying to get the tooth back in there. from time to time broadcasters lose their traichb thought never a took. >> what is he putting on the air. >> i don't know. >> it's funny. >> it's funny. >> thank you, jeff. >> finally tonight a hero's welcome for a soldier that has proudly served his country. family and friends even straichkers line the streets of audobon new jersey to welcome home private first class joseph jones the third and 22-year-old is member of the new jersey national guard and was away on 11 month deployment in afghanistanch the town thanksed him for his service. "jimmy kimmel live" on channel 6 followed by "nightline". jimmy's guests jessica alba, jim falcon and musical guest cia.

number three, red sox announced that jerry remy lost a tooth on the air.ully, the tooth fairy will bring some wins to that team. >>> player of the year, d.j. lemhehiu and troy tulowitski. a treat for basketball fans in san francisco tonight. steph curry packed the house for the summer pro league. he had nine three-pointers, 43 points and team in yellow, that's him. they win 110-104. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, several teenagers were burn. 6 and 8. >> have some quick breaking news out of campbell right now. several teenagers have been burned. we are told between six and eight of them. they were apparently sitting around a fire pit at a home on campbell on briarwood way. it is a residential area. apparently, that fire pit exploded. a medical team as you see there with the firefighters. two people have been taken to the emergency room. this is in campbell on briarwood way. we will try to get the latest and have it first thing in the morning. >> starting at 4:30. >> david leatherman is next with sarah silverman. >> have a good night. ( band

every step of the way, they were remi reminded who they were. they started to do so well if combat and became so famous overseas, the u.s. army actually exported jim crow to the french army. they sat down with the french army and gave them a list of rules and said you have to help us out here. we don't want them coming home thinking they're entitled to be treated like human beings. can you treat them with shame and degradation the way we have. it was don't shake hands with them. don't praise them excessively, especially in the company of white soldiers. don't let them near white civilians. so the memorandum of keep them in their place. don't spoil them. >> i was busting his chops at the beginning of the conversation because it is fun to tease. >> partially he is paying me back for what mel brooks did to you last time. >> not at all. it is just fun to -- you can't tease mel brooks. he has these one liners, i would  brooks. i figure i would take it off on you. >> i get it from both angles. i have mel brooks the father, henry brooks the son. henry

the relays chief legal officer donald remy. northwestern university's football players are the first in sports to seek union representation northwestern courses a fight they regarded school less the school as well the make of that i think it's great i think the fact that. they are again coming together. getting on the same page and speaking out and speaking up for themselves. you know it has a starts somewhere someone has to do it. it's about time and for the northwestern football team to do that i think it's it's admirable i think they're. doing a great thing i'm so this is a sidelight do ok so intimate how do you view this in regard to your case michael in order to exercise a voice you have to first realize that you have a voice and that is a step basically as as an offshoot you know of as efforts you know in the litigation to bring the athletes together to say yes i have rights and i'm going to start talking about having a voice in those rights even though the teams will struggle of doing i'm not sure other teams will but cl

>>> coming up tomorrow on "red eye" recommend knee -- remi spencer returns and anthony cumio will beere the whole hour. >> e block. last story. that's had last story. >> a puff and a cough got him laid off. mike boyer wanted to be the first man to buy legal weed in spokane, washington. >> i have been down here and wanted to be the first guy in spokane to buy marijuana legally. >> yay, something that can be taken from him? his job. after spotting boyer on tv a client rated him to his employer, kodiak security services and he was fired. he said it was, quote, kind of a buzz kill. now he is on the job hunt and put his resume on craigslist. the intro reads, i lost my job due to the coverage of me buying marijuana legally in spokane. i am jobless and decided to post my resume here. thanks for reviewing it. the problem here is because he spokes pot he posted his resume on craigslist instead of trying to network or mail it. >> he spoked pot once. >> that's it. he hospital have been -- he shouldn't have been fired. >> it had nothing to do with the pot. he wanted to be first, and that shows -

remi cointreau sales declined in the first quarter as cognac shipments fell more than anticipated. 11%fell 30% versus an drop forecast by analysts. tony cointreau continues suffer from china's crackdown on lavish spending. ericsson shares are higher after the wireless giant posted second-quarter sales and profit margins that beat analyst estimates. thesson has been turning to services businesses and more lucrative contracts. the gross margin has rebounded from the fourth quarter of 2011. biggest the world's search engine. they reported results that beat estimates. here with more on google and their migration to mobile is a lady that knows a lot about tec. european business correspondent caroline hyde. managing to ramp up the click. >> the price that they can charge per click, the money coming in is actually falling 6% overall in the second quarter. they drove them up by 33%. managed to offset that deterioration. the reason they are getting cheaper is because we do so much mobile now. everyone's to pour their advertising into the smartphone but you can't charge as much. charge,r is what

. >> one saying it's perfectly fair this guy should sue and m remi spencer crying foul. why foul?eople could sue every time they get embarrassed, imagine -- >> he was embarrassed on national tv. >> when you get a ticket to go to any stadium, or concert, look at the back, there is a waiver on the back. >> if you fall asleep on tv and we catch you on tv and make fun of you, we are held libelly-free? >> yes. >> you're lying? >> no, i did not. look at the ticket. this case goes further than that. this plaintiff is not complaining that this commentator said awful things but because they brought attention to him, people on the internet said vicious things trolling the web, that's the harm he should be compensated for. that's a big disconnect. >> don't you guys understand why hannity gets tweets? i can understand. >> what do we know about this young man? what do we know as to why he was asleep? maybe he was caring for a chronically ill child and did go to the game, i wim get some sleep. maybe he was up all night studying -- >> didn't think of that. >> it's the power of the media. >> we p

jerry remy used to play second base for the boston red sox is now one of their broadcasters last nightl malfunction. i want to warn you these pictures could be graphic. >> this is a first. you've lost a lot of stuff during games but you never -- never lost a tooth. >> i just -- >> lot of a tooth. >> there it is. wow. >> it just fell right out. >> can you put it back in? >> i'm not going to put it back in. >> no? there it is. jerry's tooth. you don't see that every day. open your mouth. >> here we go. >> bite down hard. somebody get me hammer. (laughter). >> red sox are so brutal. he just took out his own tooth. to ease the pain down on the field. >> he was just taking a hit for the team out in the broadcast booth. there you go. anybody lost any teeth on the air? >> not on air. >> no. >> okay. >> another half hour full of news. teeth or not. your weather authority keeping a very close eye on powerful storms across the region. look at that doppler. what's happening in your neighborhood all new at 6:00. >> and we all know some sports fans can be real if he nat ticks. all new for you at si

we should name some of these here, dave, remy international up 2 1/2%. stone ridge up 3 1/2%.-mogul, shiloh industries, spartan. we saw the stocks doing very well on heels of better than expected news out of the month of june and how we saw the topping of expectations. general motors, for example, did better. we also saw chrysler doing well. toyota motor up 3.3%. nissan saw a gain of 5.3%. ford motor was actually down 5.8%. that is some of declines in tour models and fiesta models. did well in focus but saw weakness in others i mentioned. june was good enough. topped expectations. david: more about the auto sector coming up towards the end of the hour. but they really blew away expectations. nicole, appreciate it. s&p futures closing in 45 seconds. let's head back to bill baruch in pits of cme. bill, any signs whether this rally will continue into tomorrow? >> this week is jam-packed with data. with adp as well as ahead of non-farm payroll thursday. we have the ecb meeting thursday. everybody remember, may, this secondary rally we've seen over the last two months started with

facebook reports more than 800 million daily active users and many of them are remy much addicted toat fad exactly that in a massivev7ñ?ñ?? week-long experiment in 2012, news of which prompted a furor among facebook users. they skewed 300,000 facebook viewers saw when they logged in. some had happy and positive words and some was sadder than average, and they found that people who found more happy posts were more like through to post happy posts themselves or emotional states can be transferred to others, making people to experience the same emotions but their awareness. facebook did not tell users it was experimenting but didn't need to since when users sign up they agree their information could be used for data until success, and research. it should be noted facebook is already running our feeds through an algorithm to engage users and make more money. it's a reminder of the amazing power it hold and the potential for abuse that comes with it. joining me now the cofounder of -- and when we come back i'll have them answer this question. man's you had control of the facebook news fee

we often hear the word remy moment talk about futures.dlines recently have been that the premium for physical delivery is at record level highs. premium when what it comes to alumina means. >> sure. it has been around a long time. it is really getting the metal you own out of the warehouse with a shipping and handling charge. for decades, no one cared. for aluminum, a petty to account, it never mattered. most of the warehouses were not making money. u.s., you have one warehouse left. they all the sudden started raising the premium legalizing -- realizing it is a huge part of the cost of aluminum. that is why you saw the cme jump on this. hopefully drive the premium down for consumers. >> interesting. a new loan of futures contract trading at what might be a pivotal point for the price of the metal as it looks like the supply is finally running out of market. thank you so much for joining us. back to you, betty. the markets,bout we're getting breaking news right now. charging lloyds banking group and lloyds bank with manipulation. manipula

remi ma shire has agreed to buy is the.latest deal for u.s.s tax residency abroad. 10:51 in london. we will have more on the abbvie deal when we come back. ♪ welcome back. it is a time for a look at what we're watching for the rest of the day. we are joined by caroline hyde gotkine.tt you're watching the israel ground offensive into gaza. >> very much so. the ground offensive began around 10:00 p.m. local time last night. d accordinge widene to benjamin netanyahu speaking a short while ago. there are thousands of israeli boots on the ground backed by tanks, heavy artillery warships and fighter planes. so far the israelis say they have killed more than a dozen militants. one israeli soldier has been killed. in total, more than 260 palestinian deaths. as the ground operation continues, the casualty figures will inevitably rise. >> thank you. the other big geopolitical story we are watching centered around the malaysia aircraft, malaysia aircraft brought down in ukraine killing 298 people. allegation as to who is at fault have been traded on both

. >>> things got strange in the booth last night between announcers jerry remy and don orsillo duringgame. >> you've lost a lot of stuff during games but never lost a tooth. >> i clearly lost a troooth. >> is it something up front? no, it's on the side. >> you can't see it? >> can't see it at all. >> there it is. the tooth. just fell right out. >> can you put it back in? >> i'm not going to put it back in! >> no? >> probably going to get this taken care of, right? >> i can't see it. i don't think it's a problem unless it's going to bother you. does it hurt? >> i don't know. >> no. you're all set then, i'd go with it. you have the summer teeth. some are there, some ain't! let me do it! i'll do it! >> you're not going in my mouth! no, no. >> come on! i can do it. i can handle it! lay back and open your mouth! >> now i got to get another tooth! >> i'm telling you, this one is fine! don't throw this one outside the booth. >> what am i supposed to do? carry it around with me? >> yes. put it in your bag! >> it doesn't look very good. >> it could use some cleaning! but i think you could keep

patton oswalt was remy. >> we've got video. >> so who won? >> al wins.t one. >> all right, roker. >> i've learned that's another thing after you've been married, you say i'm not sure. >> he gets very quiet. >> you know, i'm not sure. >> not like what you talking about. >> and then i slowly back out of the room. you know, i'm not quite sure. >> that's smart. >> i'm not so sure. we are looking at a gorgeous day along the eastern seaboard although down through florida not that great. great lakes, cold front comes through bringing showers. out west the heat continues in the pacific northwest. not great news for our friends working the wildfires in california and in washington state. more rain in the monsoonal southwest. look for the showers and thunderstorms to continue along the oklahoma/texas border into the eastern mississippi river valley. more wet weather around the great lakes. plenty of sunshine up and down the eastern seaboard. and mostly sun returning to florida that's what's going on around the country. >>> 9:33. good morning to you. taking a live