one of the most influential people in this debate is jim rogers. coal hass and his company rich, but as he told scott pelley in 2009, he also knows what coal does to the environment. [helicopter blades whirring] >> jim rogers wanted us to see america's enormous dependency on coal, so he flew us out to one of his 20 coal-burning power plants. >> i remember the first time i took a helicopter to look down at a power plant like this, i was 41 years old, and i said, "oh, my goodness, i'm responsible for that?" >> rogers is the ceo of duke energy, the nation's third largest electric utility. his smoke stacks pump out 100 million tons of carbon dioxide every year, which makes what comes out of rogers' mouth so surprising. controlling carbon emissions in the near future is inevitable in your view. this is gonna happen. >> it's inevitable, in my judgment. >> you're one of the biggest polluters in the world when it comes to carbon emissions. >> we're one of the largest emitters, and it tells you how daunting the challenge is that we have in front of us. >> you know,

carlos rogers has an injured right hamstring. he did it at some point, yesterday's win. we don't have the results, but his status for sunday is uncertain. for week one, we play matthews, out of bounds. not likely to happen again. matthews will be out sunday. best defensive player has a busted thumb. retiring mack brown, coach's final game. two pick six's thrown by the quarterback. the damage, number two in oregon beats texas 30-7. fare well to mack brown. the turnover to oliver. to grant high school star was a tournament mvp. 61-58 at marin catholic tonight. i was shooting it and the floor shook. >> boom, boom. >> that does it for the news at 10:00. we'll see you at 11:00. >> always on kpix.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (bart laughing) (children cry out in pain) (children groaning) bart, stop it! you might fall. oh, he's such a cute little rascal. (thinking): oh, my god, is she flirting with me? i can see where he gets his good looks. she is flirting with me!

rogers has missed seven games with a broken collarbone. >>> time, now, for the thursday night top fiveive, knocked up by nicholas platoom and the blazers in overtime. where do we go in and it does. number four, fabio berini using his head to save a goal. in the premier league. number three, final seconds, atlanta's jeff, a hero. the hawks beat the cavs, 127- 125. number two, jeremy lin doing his best dr. jay imitation. the palo alto grad going up and under as the rockets beat the grizzlies. and as casey casem used to say, the little chicago bears fan who got an un expected gift. >> hopefully i got it right. [ laughter ] did they screw it up? it is supposed to be hester. >> what's the matter? [ laughter ] tell daddy what you think of it. >> it sucks! >> and we will be back. [ laughter ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened.

fifty euro to happen rogers has denied allegations that he faced to sum up the chicken posted by going be to the medical bureau of road safety in the microwave and the kitchen of the post office. after deliberation for eight hours the jury said they were able to agree on a verdict that iran has been remanded on bail to appear again on trust contacted court in march of next year the jury in the problematic use of colby's seven million euro worth of damage toll on a oil painting has failed to reach a verdict forty eight killed and two shannon from with in this way on current dublin fifteen pleaded not guilty to causing criminal damage the painting at the national gallery of ireland in june last year the down next to the wet painting is extensive. i should type basin with a single sale but i'm on a date to eighteen seventy four. i decided that ten men in your own. the damage is estimated that seven million euro. for ca killers and dish out and accepted the damage was caused by his hands coming into contact with the painting on to the twenty nine last year. he claimed to have a serious hea

. >>> judy rogers has died. she was an influential chef and owner at zier cafe she died last night after a long battle with cancer. roger was 57 years old. >>> ever get frustrated over how long it takes to get off the plane after it lands? how new solar technology at a bay area airport will make your exit a whole lot faster. >>> why a bay area city wants to ban this type of a celebration. >> how a 100-year-old bay area woman proves it's never too late to buy a home. [[man] it's nothing but tape... [woman] it's a block. we're havin' a baby! [laughter in background] [woman screams] are we havin' a baby? [ambient crying and laughter] the busy holiday travel sea new technology to help you t on, and off, planes more quickly. and it is also a w en." >>> new tonight, just in time for the busy holiday travel season, new technology can help you get on and off planes more quickly. it's also a whole new way to go agree. kpix 5 is live at with mark sayre. >> reporter: when you think of big operations at the airport, the term

congressman mike rogers, as head of the house intelligence committee, has regular classified briefings and more significantly, he also has access to the raw intelligence data so that he can make his own assessments. one day after the attack, he told fox news on the record that there was no link to this anti-islam video, that the assault was a premeditated terrorist attack. and since he has maintained an on the record interviews with fox news that it was an al-qaeda-led assault and that the individuals being targeted by the f.b.i. have strong al-qaeda ties, we have confirmed separately through intelligence contacts that two of the primary suspects include individuals with historic ties to the al-qaeda senior leadership in pakistan. they include a former guantanamo bay detainee and one who was a form body guard for the al-qaeda network. so that is a significant body of evidence to assess when considering this new report by the "new york times." >> is there any evidence that the video was to blame fort attack? >> what's striking in the "new york times" story is that it seems just to make

and recently, roger has terminated his association by removing the tattoos on his arm which is a measurable. >> how significant of a step is that for somebody who's been affiliated with a gang to remove the gang signs from themselves? >> a monumental step, a remarkable feat. >> do you believe it would be safe for him to be released to the care and custody of his mother. >> yes, i do zmoos that's all the questions i have. rod, what brings you here today. aware being karnledded with he ever resisting law enforcement. are you going to cooperate with the prosecutor's osts in identifying the person whose marijuana it was. >> i will do that because it's not mine. i'm not going to jail for nothing that's not mine. i've been working too hard this year. i have improved my whole life. my mother told me a long time ago when i was at boy's school if i ever in my life from now till the time i'm dead, did i ever got locked up she wouldn't be here now. and you know i felt that's why i know my mother believed me and she will know the truth. that's why she here today. >> that's all il have, judge. >> il hav

. >>> carlos rogers has an injured right hamstring. he did it at some point in yesterday's win at the cardinals. we don't know the results of an mri today, but his status for sunday is uncertain. the 49ers brought back and signed cornerback parish koch who had been with seattle. >>> after a second straight four win season, head coach dennis allen sounds cautiously optimistic about remaining in oakland with the raiders. >> i been given indication that i'll be back. i wouldn't say there's been any guarantees made. but, uhm, i have, uhm, -- i'm moving forward in that direction. i fully anticipate and expect to be the coach of the football team. >> allen met with players today before they cleaned out their lockers. one guy who everyone wants back is rashad jennings. the runningback will become a free agent if the raiders don't lock him up long term. >> i'm going to go home hug and kiss on mom, dad, family, have me a good time, find a funny book to read. i'm about to be rashad. i'm about to be a great old time, find some silly socks to buy

the owner matthew rogers has had his car broken into three times. >> it's horrible. there's tons of drugs. there's tons of prostitution. >> we have only been in here since may essentially and we have already had two people's cars broken into, one of our employees was held up at gunpoint and we had a drunk driver crash into two of our employee's cars. >> reporter: some fed-up business owners met with police asking for help. >> we are going to be spending a lot of time in these different areas because we do recognize the fact that these businesses provide a lot of jobs to our community. >> reporter: alive and radiant hopes the extra patrols will keep their workers safe. but for some neighboring businesses, it's too late. >> i hope it gets better, you know, but we won't be around to see it get better because we'll be out of here as soon as we can. >> reporter: aside from relying on the police, these companies are teaming up. they are sharing crime information and reminding their workers to be vigilant. live in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the oakland police captain t

has he accomplished or not accomplished? this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene. scarlet fu and alix steel are with me. jim rogers have fed-less headlines. the jobless rate is dropping to 7.4% in october. that is the lowest since april 2009. the fall and unemployment has led to speculation that the bank of england could raise interest rates as early as next year. there were two winners in last night's $636 million mega millions jackpot. one ticket was sold in california and the other was sold in atlanta. become harder to win as the pool increases. to russia with burgers. shake shack is opening its first restaurant in the country and moscow. they will go for more than seven dollars. that is 50% more than in new york prices. russia 30's opened in years ago and a lot of people stood in line for their grand opening. >> i enjoy and they're fine with zine a few nights ago -- fine cuisine a few nights ago. my people brought it to me. >> your people. i see. >> so spoiled. >> did you pay them in bitcoin? >> i should have. it is of epic proportions, we are on day eight of matt miller's 12 days of bitcoin. of purchasing wit

we know mike rogers has been hitting that issue heavily believing that some of this information is being put in, not being protected. i want to play a little pushback from sunday morning programs from the republicans who were on those shows. let's play it, please. >> you never get a second chance to make a first impression. first impression here was terrible. i think it's going to be an unfolding disaster for the president. >> bewe've broken the system to fix a few. nobody would fix a problem that way. >> what are you hearing from democrats regarding as some of them have been described as skittish over the past few weeks? many of them are sticking to their line, this is a bad law from beginning to now -- what are you hearing from republicans -- democrats? >> reporter: once people understand it and get the benefits, they like it but that is predicated upon it working. you can read stuff out of kentucky, conservative folks who never had health care, this is wonderful, we like these types of things. as long as the perception is out there that somehow you're being infringed upon, it's proble

from the labor perspective and had huge input to what we're doing and not only mayor lee and roger kim who has done amazing work on this and last call up jean cutter who is one of the local contractors here in san francisco. >> good morning supervisors. i am jeanine cotter and i cofounded in 2004 in the sunset district since 2004 we have been designing and installing solar electric and solar hot water systems in the san francisco bay area and we have installed more systems in san francisco than any other company. we are based in san francisco. i live in san francisco and we hire san franciscans and we benefited from go solar sf. that has been an amazing program but one thing that program doesn't aggress is the issue of energy efficiency, water conservation, transportation, the off loading of natural gas as a fossil fuel that we use to heat our homes and it also doesn't address how

it does not replace the full sequester, which chairman hal rogers has correctly described as ill-advised and unrealistic. i sat on this floor when we considered the gentleman's budget that if there were no democrats in the house of representatives, they could not implement that budget. i believe that. i believe it because the figures not related to priorities or vision or that which we needed to accomplish as a country, but on a number. 967. that's an opinion shared by all of the republican appropriation subcommittee chairmen and wrote a letter to that effect. nor does this agreement deal with the issue of the debt limit . . and which has historically been an infelix point to further reduce not only discretionary spending on both sides, mainly on the nondefense side, but also to reach once again into the pockets of federal employees. now, i'm someone who represents 62,000 federal employees, and i recommended zero colas the first two years we did zero colas. why? the economy was in trouble and it was necessary for federal employees, like everybody else, to participate. mr. van hollen: i y

. >> reporter: house intelligence chairman mike rogers has expressed security concerns with the obamacarete. rogers told fox's greta van susteren, that the website gets hit thousands of times a day by people trying to get unauthorized access. one security expert tells me he is very concerned about the website which contains a vast amount of sensitive information. >> think of a house you've already built the foundation but the foundation's completely cracked. there is holes in the entire infrastructure and basically you have to gut everything out completely and rebuild it from the top. >> reporter: so even though healthcare.gov is getting a lot of attention for working better than it initially did there is a security expert telling you he thinks it is like a house with a broken foundation. jenna? jenna: mike emanuel live on capitol hill. mike, thank you. jon: great story about the woman who inspired a leading role in the 1986 blockbuster, "top gun. that real life woman is making headlines, proving she is something of a maverick in her own right. we'll tell you how. >>> breaking details in

state right now because of what she said that very day on air. >> the question is has something developed. mike rogerst let's listen to what he had to say back on november 25th. the how intelligence chairman mike rogers. >> i will tell you this, by witness testimony and all in a year and a half of interviewing everyone that was on the ground, by the way, either by an fbi investigator or the committee, it was very clear to the individuals on the ground that this was an al qaeda-led event and that he had pretty fairly descriptive events early on that led those folks on the ground doing the fighting to the conclusion this was a preplanned organized terrorist event, not a video. that whole part was dedid you thinked time and time against. >> do you remember greg hicks? he was the second in command there at that consulate at the time of the attack. he's under ambassador chris stevens who was tragically killed on that september 27th. he said when he heard susan rice say that on those five sunday talk shows when he knew what happened, he couldn't believe it. >> when ambassador stevens talked to you, perhaps

roger penske has been trying to bring racing back to detroit and blue cross has moved 3000 employees to downtown offices >> john was a police officer for 32 years and i asked him about the possibility of losing his pensions. we followed the guidelines from day one. we paid into a pension fund from the day we joined. that is what the department demanded and we did it we didn't pay into social security. the only social security i paid into was prior to the police department when i was in the military. it was employee contribution and collective bargaining and when i got ready to retire under the contractual terms that is what they gavguarantee me and i am go retire. i followed the guidelines all of those years and so did my friends. >> and now. >> we feel it's unfair to ask us to give up anything. we are not making a lot of money what i'm saying to you, i is we feel they should stand by the contractual agreement they gave us. where the court said we can overturn contracts. that sunse unsettling. don't you think. you are 3 years ol 73 years olde still working. absolutely. >> and you wil

judy rogers, the chef and co-owner has died. the san francisco restaurant was packed tonight. rs worked there for more than 25 years. she won tons of awards but was most famous for her roasted chicken. >> it has been an honor and a privilege to work for someone like her, and i'll miss her. >> she had the biggest heart. she was compassionate. she was kind, and she was strong, as well. >> rogers died from cancer. she was only 57. in the back of the restaurant tonight, employees put up pictures and left cards thanking rogers for being such a good friend and mentor. >>> tonight christin ayers tells us about the mistierous big tipper who has been visiting bay area restaurants. christin? >> yeah, ken, this is one of the restaurants that person has visited in the marina. just a short time ago a server got a wind fall when that patron left a huge tip behind as part of a trend that is sweeping the entire nation. it may even be a religious trend. it began with two men having a steak dinner here at san francisco's harris's restaurant two weeks ago and ended with a massive tip. >> at the e

. >> roger rabbit. >> he has smurfs and then godzilla, of course. >> let's look at the trailer.ve another godzilla film coming out. they're going to release this. may in 2014. do you remember the godzilla series? it goes back 1950. >> look at this trailer. what are they falling into some. >> godzilla versus who is my question. >> all right, we're going to leave with you a little godzilla as we say have a good morning. >> there it is. >> why should you shake hands with somebody who is keeping americans in prison? i mean, what's the point? >> do i need to once again from the hill tops -- ♪ raul castro is not adolph hitler ♪ raul castro isn't even fidel castro. it's like cuba's jim ballouchy. he ain't john. >> the memorial service for nelson mandela making news for a lot of reasons other than honoring the icon's legacy. plus, a candid photo of the president that's made its way all over the world. while the prewas flying back here, congress was making a deal. we'll break down details on an actual budget agreed upon in our nation's capital. and as a consumer, are you mad as hell and

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most financial backers of the minority view, donating hundreds of money to anti-gay is robbie rogers' new boss. hasid anything to you? >> no, he hasn't. >> no conversation at all? >> no conversation at all. >> reporter: rogers says his fans and his family have been every bit of accepting he could hope. >> everything that happened has been the exact opposite of what i thought would happen. i come from a very catholic, conservative family. >> reporter: he said there have been a few abusive remarks from the sideline, but mostly from fans of rival teams. >> it's usually when we're winning. >> reporter: not like jackie robinson? >> no, no. i don't like when people compare jason collins to him. because people wanted to kill him. >> reporter: the place he was most worried about -- the locker room. so, any awkward moments in the locker room at all? >> for the most part, no. especially in our locker room, our guys are very respectful. we make jokes. >> reporter: what kind of jokes? >> i'm the first person they come to for fashion advice. i'm like, come on, are you serious? >> reporter: rogers' experience is

>> roger goodell has daughters who play lacrosse, and let's face the facts here, yes we're talking aboutl, let's move my boy or girl out of that sport, soccer, girl's soccer, the risk is huge. whether it's soccer, ice hockey, baseball, softball, girls are much more likely to have concussions than boys. and that risk is there. you leave football. we're done with football. the risk exists in so many other sports. but, i do think there is a question, what will football look like 20, 30 years from now? and we don't know. >> thank you all very much. >>> we'll be right back with bono the u2 superstar. on this 25th world aids day, he has the startling message of hope. that's next. has the startling message of hope. that's next. >>> that red ribbon on the north lawn of the white house marks today's 25th anniversary of world aids day. in those 25 years, billions have been spent on the fight against aids with so much help from u2's bono. and an army of act visits. just this week, the star helped $26 million in an auction for the red campaign at sotheby's. that's where we sat down for our "sunday s

>> it's been seven years since their first meeting and now jim abbot is impressed by what joe rogers has been able to accomplish. >> when i heard he was an ice hockey goalie, obviously that is something that you think would take two happened and a lot of dexterity, and i was just amazed by it. he just has a kind heart and real giving person. it's been nice to see everything that he's done. >> whether rogers ever makes it to the pros like abbot doesn't matter. he's proof it's not the destination, it's oh the journey and his is one that will continue long after his days in the ice are over, when a young athlete pays his message forward. in south bend, indiana, jessica staff, aljazeera. >> that's it for sports this hour. >> as 2013 comes to a close, what's on your list to win an kass scar in 2014 from american hustle to 12 years, what movie will be the critical favorite on hollywood's biggest night? >> thousands of syrian children are spending this christmas in refugee camps. aljazeera spent some time with them and you don't want to miss this particular story. plus, how some young girls are

rogers has not played since breaking his collarbone.osh was off the chart during an absence due to injury. cutler is 1 in 8 lifetime and a loss by the bears could affect the future of cutler and mc-cowan in chicago. the bears will be without both of the quarterbacks for the next season. both are free agents. a lot will depend on what happens in this game, as jay cutler returns to the bears. if they don't win, they'll move on with josh mc-cowan resigning him or draft a quarterback to come in. i think jake cutler moves on if he can't win the game. >> in the afc, four teams are scrambling for a final wildcard slot. the dolphins are in sixth, if they beat the jets, they make the playoffs. the ravens, chargers and steelers need to win and get help. >> i like miami. they need the least amount of help. kansas city will arrest some starters, if not most. if the chargers win the game. the dolphins - all they need to do is beat the jets. all they had to do was beat the buffalo bills, and they weren't able to do that. they have the jets at home. t

congressman mike rogers has been fighting to fix these security gaps and he's got an update at the tophe hour. >> and if you were not a fan of kanye west, you certainly won't be one after this. >> if i slipped, i think about my family, i'm like wow. this is like, you know, this is like being a police officer or something. like war or something. >> performing in a concert is like being in war. kanye, you're kidding, right? details straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. it's tuesday, december 10. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. first it was your insurance. then your doctor. now this. millions could lose their prescriptions under obamacare. what? >> really? and if you weren't a fan of kanye west, this probably won't put you over the top. >> if i slipped and my leg happened, like you never know. i think about my family. i'm like wow. this is like, you know -- this is like being a police officer or something, like war or something. >> very similar. performing concerts is like being in war or a police officer or something? we'll examine those remarks. >> people are taking shots at him now. then wha

has done a tremendous job. mike, i congratulate for just a great job. roger rival, one of the best groundskeeper. the field has been recognized as such, despite having one of the oldest buildings in the country if not the world, i'm not sure if that's true, but, it might not feel like it, [ laughter ] but, i will tell you steve and his team have just done a fantastic job of making that our home and show casing candlestick park and what you really have to offer. stadium and events, it's not the building a lot of times, it's the people that make things works that keep things alive and moving. a lot of times it's those operational folks sitting behind me that don't necessarily get the credit. so what you are doing for them today is quite remarkable. they deserve it and i'm happy to be a part of it. we bought some small tokens of our appreciation of candlestick memorabilia. by no means do we want to over shadow what you are doing because it's paramount and extra special. i want to say this you for being a part of that. it is a bitter sweet moment. i don't know who is doing the work today. thank goed t

. >>> there's word tonight that one of san francisco's most influential chefs julie rogers of zumi cafe hasver the cafe in 1987 is credited with redesigning california dining. rogers friend and business partner gilbert pilgrim said she kept her cooking simple and that they worked well together for seven years. >> a very good ride with a beautiful partnership. we were both very lucky that we had the same affinity in the kitchen. >> food critics all applauded zuni's cook book. roger got sick a little more than a year ago with cancer of the appendix. >>> hear from a bay area waiter who pocketed a large tip from a mysterious diner and why he likely will not be the last. >>> a remarkable story of survival at the bottom of the atlantic ocean and it was all caught on tape. >> he's alive. keep him there. keep him there. >> reporter: what you're seeing is a diver. he was stunned when a hand grabbed ahold of him. a nigerian cook survived for three days while breathing an ever dwindling air pocket and sipping on a coke. the cook says as he waited for help he repeated the prayer for deliverance. he bel

,,,,,,,,,,,, chef and co-owner at zuni >>> the owner of an iconic san francisco restaurant has died. judy rogers was a co-owner at zuni cafe. she won two awards for outstanding restaurant in america back in 2003 and outstanding chef in 2004. she died last night at the age of 57 after a long battle with cancer. >> it has been an honor and privilege to work with someone like her. i'll miss her. she had the biggest heart. she was compassionate, kind, and strong as well. >> in the back of the restaurant tonight, employees posted pictures of rogers and wrote cards remembering her as their friend and mentor. >> mystery tippers making the rounds at bay area restaurants and they're leaving their servers with enough cash to pay half a month's rent. kristen ayers is in the marina tonight and has the story. crusten. >> reporter: it happened at this tacolicious. a patron went in and left a huge tip leaving the entire restaurant really with a win fall. it appears to be part of a trend, a religious trend that is sweeping the country. >> it began with two men having a steak dinner here at san francisco's harri

. >>> there's word tonight that one of san francisco's most influential chefs julie rogers of zumi cafe has died at the age of 57. she took over the cafe in 1987 is credited with redesigning california dining. rogers friend and business partner gilbert pilgrim said she kept her cooking simple and that they worked well together for seven years. >> a very good ride with a beautiful partnership. we were both very lucky that we had the same affinity in the kitchen. >> food critics all applauded zuni's cook book. roger got sick a little more than a year ago with cancer of the appendix. >>> hear from a bay area waiter who pocketed a large tip from a mysterious diner and why he likely will not be the last. >>> and he's alive. keep him there keep him there. >> divers looking for wreckage discover a survivor. how he lived for days underwater. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you m

realistic plan for how to spend the money they say that it might be and it seems mulligan has one bank manager roger know can offer you can still give her confirmation in the coming days. i appreciate your comment to that. great race. this i thank you. however it also become clear to imagine that the three to four percent interest rate on the loan will be difficult to finance i guess this is us just go high. the big day. they dated by the then take everything very well for the year leighton is set in battle and all the profits to me old books on the back that up. that said i gotta say that a sixth. the next day she's been working on the wedding cake the attention to detail and love of design make more legumes cake stand out from the rest. these are skills she's developed over time sch the cake like this one costs about one hundred and thirty euros. that's enough religion to hire three employees. she makes roughly twenty cakes every week. the us. by winning the top half of the bnp. the structure the place. our problem right away that night instead of the facility the view. if you mess up becky. that

senators that call each other friend, it will be interesting to see if that relationship has changed. >> alex rogers, also writes covering the hill. thank you for joining us for the year in review. before we wrap up our look at to nuclear option, we wanted show you some video pulled by c- span viewers using the video library. different views from harry reid and mitch mcconnell. kerry reid was majority leader in 2008 and then you will hear from mitch mcconnell. assistant authority leader in 2005. >> i have my own ideas about working with john mccain for many years. option, describe the circumstances with the nuclear option just so our viewers can better understand what the nuclear option was and what likelihood is there we will have to face those questions again? >> the republicans came up with a way to change our country forever. they made a decision if they didn't get every judge they wanted, they would make the senate like the house of representatives. a legislature were a simple majority could determine whatever happens. wanted, they get done. the rules allow that. the senate was set up to be dif

dollars to guard gulf oil it has cost the united states eight trillion dollars to provide military security in the gulf since the one nine hundred seventy six according to roger stern a princeton economist the us has spent as much on gulf security as it spent on the anti or cold war with the soviet union well the post logo i think is just to you know kids having a laugh be. they they hire directly out of mit and these other university stanford and these are twenty year old twenty two year old hackers and they see the fun that's going to. be for example who calls the vampire squid to describe goldman sachs and they thought you know be fun to make the logo a giant octopus and even though it's been used over the decades to be depiction of all encompassing on the present police state or banking as they're known now and you know as far as the second part which is the which is the second part that eight trillion dollars we've spent on securing the gulf oil reserves now the reason is the strait of hormuz we're trying to protect that and the argument is looking at the fact that we've spent eight trillion dollars which would of course pay down half of our national deb