. >> it's robin hood. knew he had to make an appearance. >> whoa. >> they are going under water now? >> watch this. >> that's not easy to do. that's crazy. >> i think maybe these guys were good archers before all of this. >> who knows. they could have been practicing for this for ten months. >> this is what they are paid to do. that's their job. >> obviously, these guys are awesome. if you want to see the entire video head over to rightthisminute.com and click on today's show. >>> favorite slices of youtube delightfulness. conga with a 2-year-old. dad acts out actual conversations he has with his 4-year-old daughter. in the video, the 4-year-old daughter coco played by a grown man. this is an actual conversation he had with his 4-year-old daughter. >> maybe i can help you. >> david is so brilliant. he does all the same motions that little coco did. it gets creepy right here. >> did you know i can do yoga? yeah. more than anything. >> who i uncomfortable was this scene? >> this is boat. >> hey. >> what are

and more -- these iconic investors gather once a year to rub elbows and share strategies at the robin hoodtors conference. billionaire activist carl icahn is perhaps the busiest of them all, stirring up conflict to shake out value at apple, ebay, dell, and herbal life, to name a few. at this conference, icahn also addressed warren buffett, took jabs at silicon valley, and discussed the unintended consequences of the fed's monetary policy. carl, let's start with interest rates. in this low-interest-rate environment, how do you see this? what implications does it mean for the economy?

they call it "robin hooding." they've been filming themselves doing it for years. they have posted hundreds of clips on the web, some of which have gotten multiple views. >> i feel like i'm a super hero. i'm out there doing good for the community. >> which has the tyrannical city government shaking in their boots. >> probably the most controversial issue wasn't them plugging a meter. quite honestly, none of us cared. what we cared about was they were following around the meter attendant and harassing them. >> they're not harassing. they're annoying for liberty. >> hey, why are you going that way? we're going to follow you wherever you go. >> you take money from people by force. why do you behave this we? i don't think that's an appropriate thing to do. >> i would like to you stop following me around. >> nobody likes what you do. it's a crappy position to be in, in your life. >> go back in your truck and drive away. >> i'm doing my job. >> it doesn't look like it. >> this may look like the free keene squad are being total dicks to innocent meter maids, but if that w

i grew up when i was a kid with illustrated books, things like the adventures of robin hood and tales of king author and his knights and i willstrated books have gone out of fashion, but i always try to get them back and when the fans started asking me for something like this book when i started getting these e-mails with these questions about the history and the ledge enlts ends and could be tell us more about this and we would like to know the whole story of that, i decided that as other fantasy authors had done before me, that we would do a concordance for a world book. i was determined it would be a heavily illustrated book with art on every page. and we would get some of the best fantasy artists in the world and i think we have done that. in some cases, i was is able to work closely with them to try to get the visions in my head to, the things described in the could. >> that's certainly true with the castles and specially through with the iron throne. no one got it wriright but the that was the closest was mark simonetti. we worked together and went back and forth half a dozen ti

about half the people in town looked at him as a robin hood figure.employed carpenters, laborers, people that work in shops and stores. all in all, spent about $1 million on this project of renovating the town. the town wasf of not pleased about some new yorker coming up to maine and telling them what to do with their town and how to run the property. a number of residents got into a feud with him, particularly the folks across the street from him on the lake was a family known as the moriarty's. they decided they had a different version of the town they would like to see. it involved an ice cream shop, a speed boat marina, a pleasure boating center. became at odds and started this feud that divided the town in half. half of the people would eat at smiley's restaurant and mail letters that his post office. the others would go to the store and send their letters there and eat at the restaurant in the town. it eventually grew into this legal battle that ended up costing smiley even more money in legal bills, on top of the money he was already spending o

these iconic investors gather once a year to rub elbows and share strategies at the robin hood investorsaire activist carl icahn is perhaps the busiest of them all, stirring up conflict at apple, ebay, dell, and herbalife, to name a few. in this rare on-camera interview, icahn also addressed warren buffett, took jabs at silicon valley, and discussed the unintended consequences of the fed's monetary policy.

half of the people in town ooked at him as a robin hood figure. people that worked in his shops and his stores, all in all spent about a million dollars on this project of renovating this town. of course the other half of the town wasn't all that pleased about some new yorker coming up to maine and telling them what to do with their town and how to run their property. so a number of residents of the town got into a feud with him, particularly the folks across the street from him on the lake was a family known as the moriarty. they decided they had a different version of the town they would like to see. it involved an ice cream shop and a speed boat marina, sort of this pleasure boating center, and the two of them really came at odds and started this feud that really divided the whole town in half so that half of the people would eat at smiley's restaurant and mail letters from his post office, the other half would go next door and send their letters there and eat at the restaurants in that town. and it eventually grew into this legal battle that e

i spoke to him two weeks ago at the robin hood event.hael dell, they are like casanova. more peoplerewed than casanova. a deal like this makes them look like smart guys, but if you actually crunch the numbers and look at what they are doing, it is highway robbery. carl is certainly not happy. i think he will be furious when he hears these numbers. i know you will dig into it, stephanie. what about dell and how it has done since being taken private? go into theing to mechanics. at the time, michael could not do it himself. he did not have the cash to do it. he needed to bring silverlake in. but they were able to take it down together. how do you get a 90% profit in just one year? >> thank you so much. stephanie ruhle of market makers. the ecb president speaks and markets listen. that is next. ♪ >> the european central bank is prepared to add more stimulus if needed. news draghi spoke at a conference in frankfurt. bank officials are unanimous in adding more stimulus if it is necessary to jumpstart the euro area economy. the u.s. is investi

he was seen by some as a robin hood of thoughts, giving hope to the poor black d.c. residents. that following helped him with his political comeback. a civil rights activist dubbed mayor for life. advocacy on behalf of the poor, les fortunate will be missed. mr barry taught us so much. so much about fighting for justice, about fighting for the people. it now has become our collective aspect ni to keep his -- responsibility to keep his legacy survive. >> the d.c. major expressed regret and will work with the family to plan ceremonies worthy of a statesman. joining us is ruben, covering washington d.c. during the marion barry area. welcome back, thank you for joining us. you were at the hotel when mayor barry was arrested. do you think he ever really got past that dark period? >> well, i can't speak to him, to what his personal life was like. professionally, critically he made a comeback, he swept back to the mayor office in 1994, defeating sharon pratt kelly, the mayor elected when barry dropped out of the race after his arrest for drugs. >> what do you think it was about him th

that looked to me like a robin hood outfit from and carol flynn movie in the 1930s. >> they refer toout fit. we referred to you as our little else. stuart: that is very funny. how long will you be at the stock exchange? >> if i keep this up and not much longer. stuart: thank you very much indeed. in new report from the king of commerce and it says the president's entire growth agenda is putting the american dream in jeopardy forcing millions of people to a lower standard of living. the american dream, is not there anymore. to you think it could be restored at 5% or 6% growth. >> we don't need 5% or 6%. cbo has shown nestle over the last seven years, they see potential growth, long-term trend growth ratchet down in virtually every year and we are now down to where we are growing instead of the 3.3% that we were growing, we are growing at 2% for less. that doesn't sound like much, the difference of 22 and 3 is 50% and overtime, over a decade or two or three the difference is very profound for americans, individuals, people's the ability to expand, invest, send their kids to school. it

. >> no the ceo of sun edison got a strong view he shared at a robin hood conference where the priceoil may go as a result of the rise of renewables. einhorn, a big shareholder there. >> i always think of green mountain coffee. he did that big presentation that made fun of me. the stock was half where it was. just made fun of me. i'm so used to it now, i enjoy it. >> we often do cite some of these hedge fund managers. they are wrong a lot more than they are right often times. einhorn has a long track record. he was a big investor in one of those mortgage finance companies. the name is escaping me back in during the crisis, which i will come up with in a moment. now is saying coca-cola is stupid, green mountain is stupid, cramer is stupid. i look at the price of stock. maybe i was on to something. >> sun edison shares up 18%. >> at least that's what it was at the time. $35 billion in cash and stock. we are happy to have joining us after ringing the opening bell, halliburton's chairman and ceo dave lazar. nice to have you here. many have a hard time arguing with the strategic behind th

then the city council along with two foundations in new york trust and robin hood foundation funded close to $2 million to essentially provide universal representation for the kids coming through the new york docket. so that's really exciting. and i hope more than just a response to the child migrant issue it becomes a steppingstone for us to think about how to use our school system as a way to connect kids, immigrant kids to legal resources and other services like that. it's part of the mayor's platform and i think also something that teachers and guidance counselors we're hearing from them and saying kids have complicated immigration issues, how do we connect them to the right resources and structure them to a referral system that works for the schools and the kids. we're thinking about that now. >> you mentioned the municipal id, nisha. can you talk more about that? >> sure. the municipal id started the first program was launched in new haven in 2006 or 2007 and i know san francisco and oakland have these programs. i think for new york city and for the mayor, the notion was really simp

and then the city council along with two foundations the new york community trust and the robin hoodoundation funded close to $2 million to essentially provide universal representation for the kids coming through the new york surge docket. so that's really exciting. i hope more than just a response to the child migrant issue that it becomes then a stepping stone for us to think about how to use our school system as a way to connect kids, immigrant kids, to legal resources and other services like that. it's part of the mayor's platform, and i think also something that teachers and guidance counselors were hearing from them and are saying our kids have complicated immigration issues, how do we connect them to the right resources and how do we structure referral system that actually works for the schools, as well as for the kids and the legal services provider. so we're thinking about that now. >> you mentioned the municipal i.d. could you talk a little bit more about that? >> sure. where the municipal i.d. started, the first program was launched in new haven in 2006 or 2007. and i know

robin. this is same woman who told police that three men in masks and hoods broke in the home struggled with her and then targeted her roommate. upon arrival again authorities found a six two-year old dead inside her first floor bedroom but with no signs of the break in. that roommate was taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania with minor bruising and now being interviewed by police but again with no signs of forced entry and in ransacking, inside the home, police admit the 57 year-old breaking story is a bit questionable. they are talking to family members and neighbors who say deceased suffered a abuse at the hand of her roommate. we are having trouble get to go that sound with the family so back here live this is surveillance video police were able to obtain, that will help them, determine whether or not, the three men, roommate, spoke about the mask men who attempted to enter the home, whether or not that story can be confirmed. live from west philadelphia, nicole brewer "eyewitness news" at cw philly. five people to have find a place to stay after a fire ripped through t

hood billionaire. and, oh, a programming note. tomorrow night in primetime, i am teaming up with robin roberts to surprise and honor a great high schoolrector. robin's special called "thank you america" airs tomorrow night at 8:00 here on abc. our first guest tonight is a six-time emmy nominated actor and writer with a very funny show she named after herself. it's called "the mindy project." it airs tuesdays at 9:30 on fox. please welcome mindy kaling. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> wow. hi, guys. i like this crew. >> jimmy: why did you bring your telephone, by the way? >> oh, well, vince vaughn was here. >> jimmy: yeah, he was -- >> i have a huge crush on him for such a long time. >> jimmy: for real? >> as he was trying to leave, i ambushed him and got a photo with him. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, check it out. >> jimmy: oh, all right. let me show that. >> he is so hot. look at him crouching. he's like, that guy is so tall, too. >> jimmy: he's a big man. >> he's like a redwood. >> jimmy: when did you fall in love with him? was it "swingers?" i think that's a crime, i think that's a violation of our national parks.

police have not name robin as a suspect only a witness after she told police that the three men in mask and hoodske in the home, struggled with her and targeted her roommate. new upon arrival, authorities found that six two-year old woman, sandra barley inside her home, dead, naked with bruises. but, no signs of a break in. so, we have seen no signs of forced entry and no ransacking inside that home police add in myth that the 57 year-old story is questionable and they are now interviewing family members and neighbors who again, say that the deceased sandra barley suffered abuse at the hand of her room mate. >> i have gone to the cops myself a few you times to get that woman out of my aunt's house but they never did anything. >> she kept abusing. >> she kept abusing her. >> reporter: serious allegations here this morning. police have yet to confirm anyone, including robin as a suspect. i will say that they do have surveillance video that they are working with. investigators looking to see if three masked men did force their way in to the home overnight. that is very latest live from west philadel

look at the legislation vladimir putin has been passing, of the most glaring when is the so-called robin hood law which would allow the russian government to compensate oligarchs who have their fellows appropriated. this reflects the mentality going into this crisis and i think they assume they can rely on the patience of the russian people but that is not necessarily inexhaustible. >> thanks very much. >> talk about the petropower as part of the title of today's session, what saudi arabia appears to be up to as we head towards a meeting of the opec 12 on november 27th when the issue of whether opec will reduce its overall production and put the price back up or not. the main accusation against saudi arabia is it is out to force them to protect themselves against the oil still revolution and maintain its own market share. in the midst of an oil glut. the saudis are very well positioned to take this battle on. they have long been considered the swing producer in the world because they had a capacity to produce 12.5 million barrels a day. right now they are producing about 9.6 million barrels.