, red rum, red rum.er wonder what happened to that cute little take? from the shining. today we find out. steven king is releasing his newest novel dr. sleep. it is a sequel to his 1977 book, the shining. intale, we decided to take a look at maybe stocks that are a little scary themselves. names our next guest says you might want to avoid right now. michael farr, who has never ridden a tricycle down the hallway of a scary hotel. why do you say amazon is a scary stock? >> all work and no play makes jack a dull boy. >> good line. >> i watched the movie, huh? amazon, one of my scariest stocks, 316 bucks, right? up 500% since 2009 on the lows. they've been growing earnings. they've been growing share. but people have been buying it in anticipation of growing profits. the profits haven't been growing. if these guys disappoint, you know, from 111 times earnings. amazon is 111 times earnings. you disappoint 111 times earnings, see ya. >> you have a thing against these momentum stocks, don't you? amazon is one o

rum puedened rrum contra los estudiantes que reciben en el centro y que en ese momento se encontraronantes algunos con armas de fuego y bombos molotov se enfrentaron dejando 29 personas heridas. egipto se ha visto inmerso en la agitaciÓn, desde que el ejÉrcito derrotÓ a mursi el pasado 3 de julio luego de protestas masivas massÚ mandato. lo que llevÓ a su fax los hermanos musulmanes a salir a las calles. >>> decenas de personas estuvieron a punto de morir luego que se incendiÓ la embarcaciÓn que viajaban sobre el rÍo tamesis en pleno centro de londres varios pasajeros alcanzaron asaltar al agua. y otro barco turÍstico que pasaba cerca les prestÓ colaboracion en ese operativo. >>> el ex mariscal de campo de la nfl fue arrestado por conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol. costar. manejaba esta madrugada a alta velocidad por una avenida en un suburbio de cleveland. los oficiales que detuvieron al ex jugador dijeron que olÍa ali coro y le hicieron la prueba de sobriedad y fue arrestado. tuvo que pagar una fianza de 500 dÓlares. >>> pasamos con carla de u univisiÓn deportes. buenas noches.

rums field and blacken said. >> there are facts that have been established so far. it may not have persuaded some people in the audience or congress, but there are some facts we do know now. >> assuming we can make -- assuming the case to the american people that the intelligence is there, those are facts, these are chemical weapons used by the assad regime against it's own people. the second part is whether or not this plan makes sense. when we come back, we'll go to a member of the pentagon a spokesperson for them and he'll answer the question of what the plan is and why it makes sense and we'll take more questions from you. stay with us. ♪ [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with tide pods. three chambers. three times the stain removal power. pop in. stand out. >>> not one of us who doesn't understand what going to war means and we don't want to go to war. we don't believe we are going to war in the classic sense of taking american troops and send america to war. [ applause ] >> that was secretary of state john kerry testifying before congress.

rums field and blacken said. >> there are facts that have been established so far. it may not have persuaded some people in the audience or congress, but there are some facts we do know now. >> assuming we can make -- assuming the case to the american people that the intelligence is there, those are facts, these are chemical weapons used by the assad regime against it's own people. the second part is whether or not this plan makes sense. when we come back, we'll go to a member of the pentagon a spokesperson for them and he'll answer the question of what the plan is and why it makes sense and we'll take more questions from you. stay with us. i'm on expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your future? we'll help you get t

without a citation it's hard to say whether they had rum and to adequately. >> we say the receipts. when we contacted abc the second times on march 6th they explained them the process of transferring the license and they didn't understand or didn't know they had to do this until we contacted abc. several factors were explained to them >> there was no intention to sell the liquor license. >> it's not for me to do that just follow the law it's an open investigation for the march 17th incident. there's still spierts on august 6th after they've been seized one on a prior date >> any other comments or questions. >> basically, what i'm hearing is she did previous owner controls the liquor license. everything she does is still on the liquor license so there's no new owner >> there's a new owners. >> it's two separate real estate operation. i know the liquor license is not under our preview but whether or not sometime is a truthful >> i want to continue this but they're saying it will continue because there's no transfer. >> i'm for the continuance. >> right as the abc says the abc didn't f

. >> you gave me the recipe for all of this and then the rum cake. thank you, diana. come back and visit us at 5:00 and put information about the brca gene. we'll have people answering your questions. be sure and >> jack: billy! what brings you here? >> billy: oh...fish hooks. >> jack: excuse me? >> billy: business news is, oh, so entertaining today. newman's tanking, and victor is now the master of chancellor's orbit. >> jack: well, i'm glad you're entertained. >> billy: but i looked everywhere, and i couldn't find one article about fish hook capital, a.k.a. you. >> jack: what makes you think it's me? >> billy: well, jack, i don't know if you know this or not, but i've played a hand or two of cards in my day, and i know that a fish hook is jack, jack. i had to bite my tongue when victoria brought it up to me. and i figured that was you and adam taunting victor. >> jack: actually, the name was adam's idea. i told him he was playing with fire. >> billy: yeah, well, i didn't say anything because i didn't want to ruin your fun -- then. >> jack: but you're willing to ruin

the a's, they are saying jump in, rumming fans allow a lot of time, extra time there, to enter that park before the first pitch. >> it's not over. a long way from over. oracle team usa skipper is saying as his team is on the brink of elimination. strong winds kept the team from competing a second race. new zealand won the first race of the day. now has an 8-1 lead in the cup. one more win and the kiwis take home the title. you can see the races here on nbc bay area starting at 1:00, before that catch "days of our lives" and "bethenny." >> 4:37. christina loren is off, rob sin for her. what's happening? >> outside this morning we're off to kind of a chilly start. we don't have patchy low clouds or fog. our temperatures in the 40s from santa rosa to half moon bay. clear skies out on the coast and that sea breeze will be picking up as we go through the afternoon. notice right now not a lot of wind, we're seeing a southeast breeze into san francisco, for the america's cup today is it going to get above 20 knots? it doesn't look like that. it look likes we're going to see 15 to 20-mile-per-ho

i thought he was probably go along the lines of throw out the rum punch or more rum punch for everybody. e-mail us, world would it@cnbc.com, tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. >> throw out the rum punch from the helicopter maybe. >> there we go. i don't think they had helicopters at the time of pirates, though. >> maybe not. >> or slice the main sail or something. send us yo ur thoughts on that whatever it may be. i think we just did it because we like the idea of ben bernanke in a pirates outfit for some reason. >>> now, in corporate news, shares seemed to be unaffected by a court stake sale. the court has temporarily blocked the sale back to the u.s. gamesmaker after an activisionmaker filed a lawsuit last week seeking an injunction to the transaction unless it is put to an investors vote. stephane has been following the news and the reaction and he joins us with more. >> the shares are now trading lower. you're right, it's a limited reaction to this announcement yesterday. the deal is not going to be canceled. vivendi and activision were clear about it yesterday. but it is

rums field, please feel free to speak up and anybody else. the courts will say, if the wall or defense is hep tirely on one person's problem and it was built on that property, the property line hasn't been changed, then frequently, but not always. it's not the law, but sort of the way the courts often decide. frequently it is the responsibility of that person to maintain. if it is entirely on somebody's property. if it's on the property, the property line, if it straddled the property line and it appears to have been built in such a way that it straddled the property line, the court decides there is a share of responsibility. and -- unless the bern proved i built it, but it was someone else's property. it is between the property owners and not part of the city requirement in any way. easements, by the way, where there are big retaining walls, often you will find recordation between the property owners at the city assessor-recorder's office. it should go to the assessor-recorder's office and look at your -- anything recorded against your prope

. >>> se ve que no sales de la rum rumba. >>> llegÓ el momento, probamos la cÁmara, maitess se sentÓ ¿cÓmo estÁ tu corazÓn?. >>> lleno de amor. >>> fue una hora que recibiÓ preguntas de grecia y hasta de polonia, al finalizar dio el nÚmero de telÉfono para la esperada llamada. >>> una joven de new york fue la afortunada. >>> ¿cÓmo estas?. >>> muy bien ¿tÚ?. >>> bien, muchas gracias, contenta de hablar contigo. >>> el telÉfono siguiÓ sonando y maite contestaba. >>> tony, gracias. todo tuyo. >>> ¿me quedo con Él?. >>> sÍ, quÉdate con el. >>> alÓ. >>> maite. >>> habla luis miguel. >>> luis miguel. >>> mejor me marchÓ con mi bachata para otro lado, que bien. >>> ¿quÉ tienen en comÚn jackie y tony?. pueden encontrar la respuesta en el segmento que bien, en uvideos. com. >>> mi querido tony, interesante, trabajaba con tony, cuando trabajamos en el canal 23 y creeme que se va a divertir mucho, daba el tiempo de una manera autÉntica y maravillosa, no se lo pierda en u videos. com. >>> sofÍa vergara se convirtiÓ en la actriz mejor pagada de la televisiÓn americana, la colombiana en el Último

perceived as the heedennistic lifestyle of show business the old days of actors being considered salacious rumots is really far gone. most actors in my experience are working. a lot of them are very spiritual, very religious. >> you have to understand that an actor is involved in a position that john paul ii said the actor and the artist were those who best emulate god in his activity of creation. where god took nothing and made it something. so, too, an actor or artist. they seem to create out of nothing something that seems to be their own work. therefore it is quite appropriate that the actor would come to a place of worship. >> and that is america tonight. remember, if you would like comment on any stories you have seen tonight. log on to www.aljazeera.com/america tonight. we'll see you tomorrow. >> you are watching al jazeera. i am stephanie sy. here are the stories we are following: the house of representatives is scheduled to vote today on a bill that would cut off money for the president's healthcare law in exchange for keeping the government running past september. the bill is expecte

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. >> this is clearly a high end product that requires rum counter space but comes at a premium price: $400. >> if you can live with less perfect results this $50 hamilton beach has a good-sized 10-cup work pole and is light. it was not great for purees, but it was excellent if shredded carrots. >> the down side: very noisy. it does a lot really well and at a rice that is hard to bet of the consumer reports also tested food chopper mini processors that do not slice or shred but are great for quick jobs like shopping nuts or grat a small chunk of cheese. "consumer reports" recommends this mini prep plus that sells for $40. >> 6:25. twitter is ready for the storm debut but will individual investors boy shares before the i.p.o. hits the market? analysts weigh in on what to expect from the san francisco-based company. >> we know the cause of the fire on mt. diablo, with the details all ahead for you. >> from the east bay hills, you can see the cloud cover through the bay with drizzle for the morning commute and warmer weather on the way and the seven-day forecast. >> in the traffic center,

i'll have a white rum with diet ginger ale and a splash of lime. wow, i never would have pegged you for a university of tennessee sorority girl. well, you've got to pace yourself with these things. we go all night. that's good advice. unfortunately, i promised bill frist the next slow dance. i'm c.c. jack. nice haircut. sir, here's your nancy drew. for men, it's called a hardy boy. [traffic noise] hey, kk, how's it hangin'? very low, sir. very low. i lost something real important. you know what i do when i lose something? i yell real loud until i find it. so what is it that you lost? pants. pants! pants! pants! pants! pants! pants! how 'bout the sean johns? were you chafing again, tray? i don't think that's gonna help me find mr. donaghy's pants. well, did you retrace your steps? or go back to the drycleaners? yes, obvious twins. and i tried looking in the last place you'd ever expect. and, no, mr. donaghy's pants are not in the ladies' room at that laser tag place on 12th avenue. it's no use. i'm just gonna have to replace 'em. but where am i ever

there's an expect rum of costs associated with the cards, protections that people get, and other kinds of abusive practices. >> corporations insist they offer staff multiple ways to be paid. the card helps low-wage workers without bank accounts. >> walgreens used the cards as a pilot program in 2004. employees have the option of being paid by direct deposit or check. in a statement to al jazeera, walgreens said we sought to create a program to create terms for employees who choose to be paid that way. >> we'll go on line and check applications. natalie is looking for work online. she has a seven-year-old daughter to support. >> they are taking advantage of underage kids who don't understand fees, and deb it cards. they are taking advantage of people who are less fortunate or struggling to find a job. >> natalie would rather be unemployed than watch her small salary become smaller without touching her money. >> the u.s. consumer financial protection bureau issued a bulletin warning employers about using only a card. workers must be able to choose how to receive their wages. >> a popular

. >> now he went on to say that he would get in the rum with putin, just as he did with you -- i'm not comparing you with vladimir putin. he'd get in the room with him, throw everybody out of the room and he and putin would go at it. he did this sign when i spoke with him before the interview. and we would go at each other brutally, and we would get things done. and i said to you, did vladimir putin ever let you down? did he ever renig on a goal that he had given you and he said no. that he was a man of his word. what you didn't do was try to humiliate or ridicule your opponent. now exactly the same thing i think apply does that relationship between president obama and john boehner, and it screams out to me, why are they not doing that? why do they not look at what happened between you and president clinton and between clinton and putin and try to do the same thing now for the benefit of the american people? >> i think it's a really fascinating question. i noticed today the head rhine under the president on chinn wai will not negotiate. what are you going to get done? going all the way

. >> i want a rum and coke. >> the fact he's so dismissive about everything really gives the jury some you still love me? >> yes. >> no, you won't. >> how many more times can this guy confess during this thing? he's basically admitted half a dozen times or more that he is the killer. without actually coming out and saying that "i am." if you didn't do it, i'll fight to prove your innocence. >> with what? dna. they have dna. >> the dna evidence in this case was so statistically overwhelming. >> did you do this! >> the interview with the girlfriend was so emotionally powerful, that it affected the jury in a very different way. >> narrator: on may 27, 2010, a jury convicts biela of raping and strangling brianna denison and sexually assaulting the two other students. a week later, he returns to court for his sentencing. with the exception of the tape from inside the interrogation room, this is the first opportunity the jurors have to hear biela speak. >> first off, i'm sorry, this is very difficult for me. i just wanted to say i'm sorry about this incident because this hurt several familie

>> i just was in love with rum and since i was a kid.: inove with rahman. >> i even qu my job. melissa: i read that somewhere. it sort of rocks my world. you quit your job as a programmer to go steady for 67 years. so it's much less time. how do you study for four years? >> i just 110 and applied for a shot and did the job and worked my way up. try and learn all the secrets. melissa: what is the difference between this and the company room and that everybody in america thinks of? >> what i'd been using is actually really fresh ren noodles. they're made by either machine out by hand. they are not frozen, freeze dried, incensed. melissa: it over here. what people cannot see is that we have everyone in the studios are standing up to the side getting ready to elbow each other to get near. we have a lot of it. tommy what it tastes like. is it good? >> very good two sacks -- melissa: these has been talking about it. how do you hold it together to make it a bunch? >> as a trade secret. melissa: and not going to tell me? >> i can't tell you. mel

and after a couple of rum punches courtesy of the sainte-marie police force-- wait, wait, wait.g you got a potential witness drunk? he said he was paid to say he was cured. $200. so therese was paying people to endorse the holy spring. no. not therese. daryl dexter. thank you for seeing us. no problem. can i get you a drink? something fizzy? no, thank you. oh. you don't mind if i do? not at all. it was really daryl we wanted to see. oh, well, he's off on business, i'm afraid. what's the nature of your relationship with mr. dexter? ( chuckles ) we're engaged. felicitation. it means congratulations. i've been grinning like a school girl ever since he asked me. it's ridiculous at my age, i know. how involved are you in his business dealings? oh, very. we're a partnership. i'm very excited about the holy spring. you see, the pool might be in the convent, but i own the land where the spring finds its source. you own the land? yes, it was left to me many years ago. well, we thought it was worthless, but then a nun gets cured. and then others. i'm hoping to sell it to the vatican once

a rum state of affairs, isn't it? >> look, piers, number one is i do believe i called assad a pathological liar. here is someone who told us he never had chemical weapons and now admits he does. here is someone who said no attack took place. we know an attack took place. so i'm not depending on assad. but i am depending on the international community with a binding resolution at the security counsel, it will be beyond assad's word but have the force of the international community saying you committed to this, you need to do it and if not, there are consequences to it. >> to remove the amount of chemical weapons assad is believed to have, if you play by the book according to the u.n. inspect tomorrow's guide, could take up to ten years. >> well, access to those weapons and securing them to destroy it may be different but access to those weapons and i believe being able to harness those weapons in a location or locations in which the international community can secure them, as they seek to destroy them is a critical mov

. >> the young man that was with her told us that she had been drinking 151 rum all night. on the other hand if you asked her, she thought she just had a few drinks. >> police say she's upset, distraught, and has no recollection of the incident. dushane is arrested and charged with felony vandalism and assault. she pleads guilty to the charges and is sentenced to 60 days in jail with a side order of $1,500 in restitution. her lawyer says her client who had no previous record is ready to move on with her life, but unfortunately for her, the video seems to have a life of its own. >> once in a while, something comes along that just really -- because of the absurdity of it or desired actions, things stand out in my mind. this was one of those instances. >>> they say seeing is believing. in this strange crime, that certainly applies. here, a robber shatters store display cases full of fancy eyeglasses. >> he was just going to town on those things until the glass would smash, went from one tower to the other. >> it was pretty dynamic to watch it. >> kenwood, ohio, upscale suburb

joining me now on our rapid response panel, the grio, bob this rum, daily beast and also the nation'sy both jump in. katrina, what does iowa mean to both candidates? >> iowa means a lot. it's symbolic. i love listens to the citizens of iowa. but i have to say, this democratic party heading into 2016 is going to have a fierce debate on its hand. because the party is united on cultural issues, but it's where the party stands on a smart economic populus message. what it's going to do about a system rigged against working families. what it's going to do to tackle wall street and champion economic fairness. the candidate who really hasn't announced yet but who speaks to that clearly has done well in progressive polling wasn't there and isn't slated, but it's elizabeth warren, another woman whose name should be in the ring. and hillary clinton, there is passion around her, but i'll tell you, there is a lot of passion around elizabeth warren. >> will there be a lot of competition in the democratic field? >> i just get the sense watching j joe biden, he likes hanging out with people, a people

. >> you have ker are i has the evidence and cloufl never did and i wish rums feld wohl shut the helle always liked rummy. gentlemen, great to have you with us, jack rice, mike papton tonio, bill press, thanks so much. up next, tonight's pretender. gives us a reagan revisionist history lesson. stay tuned. my mother made the best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. she took an early spring break thanks to her double miles from the capital one venture card. now what was mrs. davis teaching? spelling. that's not a subject, right? i mean, spell check. that's a program. algebra. okay. persons a and b are flying to the bahamas. how fast will they get there? don't you nee

he had rum with him. >> he's very excited. >> that's "morning joe." drinking on air.re it is. >> how about the shirt? it's the shirt. >> the shirt was key . >> he once wrestled an alligator. >> i think he got it from secretary hagel. >> he's drinking again. >> they had just come back from sweeping the puerto rico primary and he was excited. >> big sweep. >> he's doing shots on air. the good people of virginia have never had alcohol. nobody drinks bourbon down there. >> virginia gentleman. >> we were celebrating. >> when did you get your first blackberry? >> the moment it came out oh. i made a switch a year ago. i uh went cold turkey. we have both devices. the kids were doing it, so i went for it. >> a man who e-mails so much, have you adjusted fully to iphone typing? >> never. this is embarrassing. but i will write an e-mail on oh my desk top and text it to myself. >> i have done that before. >> we don't usually listen to mark hallperin about apple. he's a sycophant. >> totally. >> but i tried siri. the difference between this generation and the last is unbelievable.

. >> bring back the decor rum. >> the one tweet the one i really enjoyed, kim kardashian's dress.he drus by -- >> did you -- that one, please, the very large one, that one -- do you have anything slightly larger? >> what a delight. come back. >> thank you so much. i can see you all going whew. >> love it, love it. and "the crazy one" write i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. >> announcer: all new today on "the doctors"! it's very controversial. >> very controversial. >> the cord blood debate. >> a total invasion of privacy. >> should it be required to help prosecute rapists. >> i came into t

and tremendous demand for products and services all rum world.more. the next big leg up, close above 16, then looking at a target of $20. stuart: when you feel really good about this. charles: i get nervous about it. stuart: this number comes from new research, 46% of americans believe the united states should, quote, minded and business internationally and lead other countries along the best they can on their own. sounds like strong isolationist sentiment in the nation, does it not? here is michael cammed, former adviser to the u.k. ministry of defense and former special forces kind of guy. welcome to the program. my reading of that poll is america isn't an isolationist face and there is no public support, very little a to attack syria or iran. you read the tea leaves for a living. >> these accusations have been from russia, a country that has recently unanimously bought into the propaganda of no traditional sexual relations or anti-gay rights bill, these accusations should be back. stuart: you are talking about the tweet out of russia yesterday

. >> bring back the decor rum. >> the one tweet the one i really enjoyed, kim kardashian's dress.at one -- do you have anything slightly larger? >> what a delight. come back. >> thank you so much. i can see you all going whew. >> love it love it. and "the crazy one" writer do th >>> 56 partly cloudy over night. you may start to see fog as it gets humid. a high tomorrow of 76. a good run of weather. i think by sunday we're going to add clouds and maybe a shower sunday night into monday's forecast. the computers are trying to make that decision. i'm just kind of letting you inside the ropes. inthere's -- i think there's going to be a bit of a change. >>> an internal investigation is underway to determine if a triple fatal crash in north baltimore was cause bid a police chase. mike schuh stays on this story. >> reporter: good morning. the victim's family feels that the city's no chase policy was implemented to prevent exactly this type of fatal crash. a passenger in a jeep, 46-year-old angel chiwengo, was on her way home from work when a car fleeing police at a high rate of speed bro

i used to think sailing was all sipping rum punch and watching the sunset. oh, no. check out this monster catamaran. and a lot of us here in san francisco are still scratching our heads. how on earth did they pull off this insane victory? you are onboard with oracle team usa on the home straight. check out the smile. and check out the fans. sports can draw up insane drama, this is it. trailing 8-1 legs. these guys fought back and snatched the america's cup, the oldest trophy in sports. beating the team from new zealand, wednesday. ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog ♪ >> reporter: the biggest comeback since elvis in '68. since travolta in "pulp fiction." scarcely believable. team usa, eight match points in won eight races in a row to lift the cup for their 72-foot giant catamaran. >> we made a lot of changes on the boat. i'm not going to go into details of what we did. >> reporter: we may never really know. a lot of it was self-belief. >> there was an inkling of doubt? >> not once. >> reporter: not once? >> not once. >> reporter: are you being serious? >> being dead

burner this christmas, there's no question christmas partly because at the lower end of the p come spk rum, people aren't doing that great and they can't have a big holiday. >> mellody how are online sales affecting the equation? what does that do for hiring? >> it is affecting hiring. you need less people to fulfill an order than you do with a bruk and mortar sale. we've seen them explode over the last decade. they're not growing as fast as they were. it marginally affects it so it's not the whole story. >> so let's take a look at the bigger picture. what does this really mean for the economy because some people might thing, oh some temporary workers, is that really a big deal? >> the big teal is we're seeing more and more what i call a buy fur indicated economy. what i mean by that people at the high end, people making high incomes, doing quite well. they really benefitted from the rebound. their stock portfolios are doing well. their houses are worth more. so they're in good shape. but at the lower end, things haven't gone so well. income has not gone up. poverty is not down. if you loo

burner this christmas, there's no question christmas partly because at the lower end of the p come spk rum people aren't doing that great and they can't have a big holiday. >> mellody how are online sales affecting the equation? what does that do for hiring? >> it is affecting hiring. you need less people to fulfill an order than you do with a bruk and mortar sale. we've seen them explode over the last decade. they're not growing as fast as they were. it marginally affects it so it's not the whole story. >> so let's take a look at the bigger picture. what does this really mean for the economy because some people might thing, oh some temporary workers, is that really a big deal? >> the big teal is we're seeing more and more what i call a buy fur indicated economy. what i mean by that people at the high end, people making high incomes, doing quite well. they really benefitted from the rebound. their stock portfolios are doing well. their houses are worth more. so they're in good shape. but at the lower end, things haven't gone so well. income has not gone up. poverty is not down. if you look

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fact that the public lose respect quickly for the senate when they see the endless series of quarter rum. it's not the media asset of opponent of it. we hear today about the supreme court. we can't have the broadcast the supreme court deliberations. that's really unfortune. that was the attitude. c-span: one of your former colleagues in the house of representatives the parliament tear he thinks television has been bad for the house of representatives. what do you think television has done for the senate? >> it's a big question. it was inevitable thanks to, you know, some -- thanks to certainly some members like senator robertbird and howard baker receptive to the arguments. the senate or the house went on television in 1979, senate waited until 1986 more deliberative body. it took a little bit longer. the pressure was so great, you know, the old story of the house member and the senate are walking through the airport in their home state. the people shake hands with the house member saying we saw you on c-span. the senator becoming the unknown member of the state's delegation. i think tha