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he made a reference to george costanza in "seinfeld" that was one of his better ones. gore invented the internet. that was another one of his lines during the primary debates. it's always a little risky territory for politicians to try to connect on a pop cultural basis unless they really have, there again, bill clinton knew his movies, knew his tv, knew his music, but i don't know, i don't think with mitt romney it's such great advice. >> appreciate you being on again. thanks so much. >> sure, anderson. >>> in gary tuchman's piece, amy cuddy mentioned there's studies that show it's risky for an african-american man to show any signs of aggression. you can find those results of those studies shortly on our website, cnn.com. >>> fbi investigators visit benghazi three weeks after an attack that killed four americans. plus, new clashes on the turkey/syrian border. cnn's ivan watson is there. we'll talk to him, coming up. m'e loves the access to tom's m'e personal information. oscar's an identity thief who used tom's personal info to buy new teeth and a new car, and stuck

he made a reference to george costanza in "seinfeld" that was one of his better ones. invented the internet. that was another one of his lines during the primary debates. it's always a little risky territory for politicians to try to connect on a pop cultural basis unless they really have, there again, bill clinton knew his movies, knew his tv, knew his music, but i don't know, i don't think with mitt romney it's such great advice. >> appreciate you being on again. thanks so much. >>> in gary tuchman's piece, amy cuddy mentioned there's studies that show it's risky for an african-american man to show aggression. you can find those results of the study on cnn.com. >>> fbi investigators visit benghazi three weeks after an attack that killed four americans. new clashes on the syrian border. if we want to improve our schools... ...what should we invest in? maybe new buildings? what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows... ...nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let's build a strong foundation. let's invest in

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wealthy british style seinfeld's that's not on my list. of. markets financed scandal find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two kinds of reports on our. fifty feet. to meet. some. folks. anything. you want to. welcome back to crossfire i'm going to mind you we're talking about the u.s. presidential race. ok now if i go back to you in washington do you think any of the voters are going to change their mind based on this debate the first debate. the vast majority will not do so i think the united states at the moment is a very polarized nation and there's a considerable amount of evidence from the polls that this year in particular the number of persuadable voters is very small but those persuadable voters are absolutely critical to the outcome that is the segment that both these candidates are trying desperately to change to bring over to their side on the basis alone i would expect mitt romney to get some kind of a gain in the opinion polls from this debate ma

jerry seinfeld, robert de niro, paul simon some of the name 2s s that have properties out here. we wait for sunlight to assess the damage. it's almost like a video game on the roads where you have to duck under things and around things. took about a four hour nap, went to bed with 600,000 customers on long island without power. woke up with 900,000 customers. that's not people, just homes. so a lot more people do not have power. overall, it's about 6.5 million customers that did not have power. here it was about the surge in the ocean and the wind damage. the rain didn't create the issue. it will be about property damage. and as soon as we get first light, we'll go out and see what the damage is. a lot of downed trees. we've seen huge trees coming down in the surf through late yesterday. and in terms of the equipment, it's really so difficult to model that now because we just don't know what we're going to see when we get out there. it's been a tremendous element of electrical fires and in terms of first responders, we haven't been able to get to some. two fires on the beach the

let's watch this scene from "seinfeld" which makes you think it is. >> it was not trash. >> was it in the trash? >> yes. >> then it was trash. >> it wasn't down in. it was sort of on top. >> but it was in the cylinder. >> above the rim. >> adjacent to refuse is refuse. >> it was on a magazine and still had the doily. >> was it eaten? >> a little bite. >> well, that's garbage. >> have you ever eaten anything out of the trash? >> i did last week. i'll be honest. someone had sent to me a homemade pie. all of a sudden i looked, i went to throw something away, i looked and it's sitting still in its little everything in the bottom of the trash. >> in the bottom? >> in the bottom, but it was in a clean bag, nothing else. it was the first thing put in the garbage. i thought, that's just wrong. somebody went to all the trouble to make it. i picked it up, wrapped it up in aluminum foil, not sure who ate it. i left it for everybody. frank doesn't like stuff. he was so poor growing up, he doesn't like -- what? right. he doesn't like leftovers. he will come in, get on a thing and come in and clean

bill clinton was president, seinfeld was top-rated tv show and that was the last time the city of l.a. could claim an nfl team of its own. bill haas not one team that two. the raiders and the other team -- lost my place -- the rams. now larry ellison talking about buying the sports teams and then use owned by -- a move by alison to bring an nfl franchise back to los angeles and a stake in the l.a. lakers and in the n.b.a. he owns hockey teams, soccer's galaxy, 100 venues and the word is a line up like crazy now that he wants to sell. real-estate holdings, a key assets, so who might other bidders be? you have the biotech billionaire, a controversial figure is interested and made the honor of the vancouver canucks who said he might be a possible bidder cannot and ron burke who was kind enough to respond when we were texting and stopped short of admitting he would like to be involved but he does say this. basically everybody here wants the team in l.a. and you got to wonder what teams. san diego chargers might be a key possibility or maybe even moving the oakland raiders back to l.a.. >>

>> jimmy: sounds like jerry seinfeld-ish quality to it. a hint of that. how is the family doing?immy: your wife jennifer was here and she said that -- [ cheers and applause ] first of all, she said you had a baby boy which i was unaware of, i wasn't told about this. >> keep some things from you. >> jimmy: she said you were, probably not you, but, because you have daughters it was different changing the diapers and figuring out the plumbing and how you have to protect yourself. >> she acted like it was the first time she saw something like that. i was like, wait a minute. yeah, i mean. you seen the real version. threw me off a little bit. but i recovered. i got her a rug. we do, he's a great guy. little guy. he has the physique and face exactly of babe ruth. >> jimmy: really? >> i'm thinking 40, 50 bombs a year. >> jimmy: red sox or yankees babe ruth? you have to decide. >> i feel like just like the babe, highest bidder. rebel against their parents. >> jimmy: a baseball glove right twraning him right away? >> push him back over -- >> jimmy: this what is i do with my little brother

stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: coming up next week -- jerry seinfeld, rickyecently released "the bravest man in the universe," his first album of original material in 18 years. he's joined tonight by damon albarn and richard russell and their band to perform the title track from it. please welcome bobby womack! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ the bravest man in the universe is the one who has forgiven first ♪ ♪ ♪ i got a story i want to tell ♪ ♪ gather 'round me gather 'round me boys & girls ♪ ♪ you see, i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ ♪ when i build up so high i know how to come down ♪ ♪ the bravest man in the universe is the one who has forgiven first ♪ ♪ ♪ >> listen to me. the world is in a ball of confusion. happiness is just an illusion. ♪ you know, it seems like the more you give. the more they want. the more you do, the more they don't. ♪ ♪ shame on me shame on you ♪ ♪ it's up to us in what we say and what we do ♪ ♪ when you stay in the sun stay in the sun much too long ♪ ♪ when you try to find the shade kinds shade that makes you feel home ♪ ♪ the b

it's the moment in "seinfeld" where c atstanza thinks of the joke he should have said. watch. >> george, the ocean called. they're running out of shrimp. >> oh, yes! that's what i should have said! >> oh, yeah? well the jerks store called, they're running out of you. >> cenk: yeah, yeah, but you gotta say it in the moment. nonetheless, president obama with his moment today. >> i met this very spirited fellow who claimed to be mitt romney. [ chuckling ] but it couldn't have been mitt romney because the real mitt romney has been running around the country for the last year promising 5 trillion-dollar in tax cuts to pay for the wealthy. the fellow on stage last night said he didn't know anything about that. >> cenk: that was pretty good! you should have done it last night with 67 million people watching. all right well what happened instead, mitt romney attacked him over and over again. on this line about taking $716 billion out of medicare. how many times did he say it? count along with us. >> romney: medicare for current retirees he's cutting $716 billion. because of tho

stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: coming up next week -- jerry seinfeld, rickyent should treat everyone equally. i would not want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, therefore i should not deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. this law does not force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and protecting all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: our next guest is an r&b legend who recently released "the bravest man in the universe," his first album of original material in 18 years. he's joined tonight by damon albarn and richard russell and their band to perform the title track from it. please welcome bobby womack! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ the bravest man in the universe is the one who has forgiven first ♪ ♪ ♪ i got a story i want to tell ♪ ♪ gather 'round me gather 'round me boys & girls ♪ ♪ you see, i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ ♪ when i build up so high i

york times" pointed out, the last time kerry was on the ballot, tom foley was on the ballot and "seinfeldnumber one show. congress has become more polarized, which might make for a more difficult fit for kerry. what is he trying to accomplish going back to the senate? bob kerrey joins us from omaha, nebraska. senator, i have to remind you, when we were growing up, davey crockett was on television, and davey crockett was in the alamo, and they were about to get attacked by all these mexican army guys, and his buddy sneaks out of the fort and comes back and says, i went for reinforcements, but i couldn't get any. davey said to him, why did you come back? so why did you come back? you're in the middle of this fight to hold the senate. you had it pretty good outside. you were safe out there. why did you come back? has gott partisan. we've got significant problems with the budget deficit again. we balanced the budget when i was there before because republican and democrats worked together with george herbert walker bush in 1990, with bill clinton, john kasich. when i left, we were paying off d

>> the hit show jerry seinfeld said it the best. gold, jerry, gold. we take a look at the mark. we're up, 14 and change. i like this market because it didn't fail yesterday. a lot of guys are saying there's a resistance at 1800. if we go up there, we potentially go higher. i want to participate in metals. i think the silver trade is a little bit risky here. i don't have the chart formation. no trade above 35, 40 quite yet. at this point i think it's a little bit for silver, but i think gold could go here. >> you know, rich, i've got to tell you. number one, i think the yankees are a.l. east champs. i've got to like silver. gold, you just mentioned it. it fell four or five times up there. i don't know what makes you think it's going to go above that. >> it hasn't hit it yet. >> it's the least path of resistance. that's why i'm getting long silver right now. i like it a lot better than gold. if you talk about the small investor that wants to own either product physically, you're talking silver itself. not gold. >> let's stop the chitchat for a second. i want to break down your gol

a seinfeld to remember, jerry's parents doing anything they can to keep george's from moving to boca.e's not no kondz doe stra condo available. >> that's right. >> we're moving in loshg, stock and barrel. we're going to be in the pool. we're going to be in the clubhouse. we're going to be all over that shuffleboard court, and i dare you to keep me out! time for your business sfwree preer near of the week. he works renaissance fairs and he sells bones, skulls and other items. he sells through performance and mirroring customer temperaments. for more watch your business sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc: >>> you said in the rose garden the day after the attack it was an act of terror? it was not a spontaneous demonstration? >> please proceed, governor. >> there's your first clue. when you feel you're about to spring what you, governor romney, think is the checkmate moment of the debate and your debate opponent says to you, please, proceed, hold are. are you trying to open that door? allow me to open it wider. >> allow me to open it for us. please proceed, governor. there's a debate tip f

the north shore, where the seinfelds live, water will be a bigger issue. we're worsening here. we'll be with you every hour on the hour. >> brian, there are a number of mandatory evacuations where you are, whether it's from montauk even west into all of those hampton towns, correct? >> reporter: no. last check it wasn't mandatory. honestly, they can't change the policy because you can't move. if you're here, you're stuck with it. they opened shelters at 8:00 this morning. we talked to officials, and they have no plans to change their evacuations. it was not mandatory. >> brian, thanks very much. i know there are a handful of places a little more west, like dune road in westhampton. we'll keep checking back. kayla, you're in new jersey on the coast looking at cape may. what are you seeing? >> reporter: maria, the storm is at double the speed it was earlier today. 28 miles per hour which doesn't sound like it's going that fast but it's really barrelling toward us on the southern new jersey shore when you consider the fact it's sustaini ining wi of 90 miles per hour in that storm.

stuart: it was seinfeld who said tuesday have no feel.berries and all the rest of it and we are blind to all the rest of it. [ talking over each other ] >> listen, look at some of the hits that some of these videos have. they are in the zone. they are lost. stuart: haven't you ever been young, charles? >> i am more concerned about the 20 year olds. when i walk into a building and see a security guard sitting there with his headphones on. this kid could change his life. instead he will be one of these guys that will stay in the same circumstances. >> i am not worried about this with like berries. >> i am more worried about the internet. stuart: we did not give enough time to that general motors and ford sales figures. they were not good. that is why the dow is down 42 points. this economy is not good. >> l.a. times love thatobama administration. >> it is a disaster. it is a red flag, not a yellow flag. >> in other bailout for gm? stuart: toyota up. >> unfortunately, we gave it away. stuart: we gutted it up. when have the major american i c

and nobody can say anymore that this is the seinfeld election, that it's an election about nothing.s is a substantive, profound disagreement. not only about health care, taxes, spending, economy, jobs and trade, and frankly a lot of moral and cultural issues didn't get discussed last night but i'm sure will be, but it's really about two stark choices for very different futures for america. >> cornell, do you agree with that, that it was the most substantive debate you've seen? >> if you're in a fantasy land, because here, you've got a guy who put out a $5 trillion tax plan and all of a sudden, he disavowed that. you've got a guy who put together a health care plan in massachusetts that we sort of modeled our health care plan off, but all of a sudden, that's fantasy. what you had last night was one of the most clearly blatantly dishonest performances by someone running for the presidency of the united states i think we have ever seen in modern time. >> cornell, appreciate it. ralph, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, body language speaks volumes in a presidential debat

jerry seinfeld has a place in town. we are about two hours away from low tide. surf continues to get extremely intense. the nervousness here isn't about a loss of business. we're in the low season. it's a weekday. it's more about the loss of property value and that kind of damage. here on the south side of the long island where the atlantic ocean is, a lot of the homes are up a little higher on some bluffs. on the north side of long island sound, if the storm follows this trajectory, a lot of those homes could rally be damaged if the storm surge is what they say it is. back to you. >> brian, thanks so much. you could look at a number of angles from all this. retail from home depot, coast c -- costco, walmart, target, name another one. >> if anything, the construction stocks, that type of thing. probably a little late to buy home depot or lowe's. a lot of people have already done the buying there. afterwards maybe a lumber liquidators or armstrong worldwide. i'd look at those names at the end of this week, beginning of next week. >> dr. j., you have to consider w

eporter: then comedian jerry seinfeld an early adopter of the really wrote a public defense of the wordh really. in case you don't watch much tv or spend any time under 40 really is the way to deliver a putdown. in today's abeef yaited world of texting and 140-character tweets this adverb says it all but adverbs aren't meant to say it all. they are meant to modify a verb, adjective or another adverb. they understand us things more vividly. really. the problem with really is that when it stands alone, it's an unimaginative repost. what if earlier generations had leaned on this iconic crutch? remember the famous exchange in which bessie brad dock said to winston churchill, sir, you are drunk to which he replied madam you are ugly but in the morning i shall be sober. if churchill had merely replied sober the world would have lost one of the great drunken comebacks of all time. we can only hope that really is having its moment because actually is is taking a breather. for the past decade you've probably heard the adverb actually in virtually every other sentence. actually i'm going to the m

i know that joe is a fan of "seinfeld." the sea is pretty angry, my friends, today.er about half hour from high up through this fencing and in terms of historical perspective, this area has not been hard hit by hurricanes in the past. they talk about 1938. 50 people died on long island. gloria in 1985. the real concern and of course you don't want loss of life is not necessarily loss of life but loss of property and that kind of damage and on this side houses are up on the hill. we talked to the supervisor of the area of east hampton and he put it in perspective his concern. on a scale of one to ten, how concerned are you? >> i'm about a seven. >> seems like it's getting more with the wind. >> absolutely. could be working its way to an eight. i am a guy who is normally saying that the glass is half full. seven to me is risky. i just worry about it. you can never be overprepared for these things. >> reporter: the zip code here is probably one of the wealthiest in the entire country. as i said, most of the multimillion dollar homes are set up on cliffs. if the storm do

. >> classic "seinfeld" episode centered on kenny rogers chicken enterprise.'s still busy, successful and looking forward to much more. ♪ >> from pschedelic rocker to country crooner ♪ >> and crossover pop sensation. kenny rogers has been reinventing himself for more than five decades. >> personally i think it's the beard. there has to be an award given out for best beard in music history. ♪ >> it was with rock band first edition in 1967 where his distipgt voice first led to chart success. ♪ >> a decade later rogers reinvented himself again turning to a solo career in country music. ♪ >> recorded the song "lucille" which was a gamble. it was a very sad song. ♪ >> and the hits kept coming from his 1978 grammy winner "the gambler" to his first number one on the pop charts "lady" in 1980. the best selling duet of all time, isla"islands in the strea with dolly parton. >> i could not get that song out of my mind. it kept me awake at night. i thought if that's not a hit song, i don't know, you know. >> three grammys and 65 albums later, kenny rogers has continued to

i >> classic seinfeld episode centered on the kenny rogers franchise.ing forward to much more. ♪ >> reporter: from psychedelic rocker to country crooner ♪ and cross over pop sensation. ♪ kenny rogers has been reinventing himself for more than five decades. >> personally, i think it's the beard. there has to be an award given out for best beard in history. ♪ >> reporter: it was with the rock band first edition in 1967, where his distinct voice led to chart success. ♪ >> reporter: a decade later, rogers reinvented himself again, turning to a solo career in country music. ♪ >> when he recorded the song lucille, it's a very sad song, that was the breakthrough song. ♪ >> reporter: and the hits kept coming. from his 1978 grammy winner, the gambler -- ♪ you never count your money >> reporter: to his first on the pop charts, lady. ♪ lady >> reporter: and the best-selling duet of all time, island in the streams with dolly parton. ♪ >> i could not be -- it kept me awake at night. if that's not a hit song, i really don't know, you know, my butt from a biscuit. >>

i've interviewed amazing people, mel brooks, jerry seinfeld, carl riner. it's great., you get to find things out you never know. >> i love interviews with comics. it's so fascinating to hear -- >> yeah, this one is going great. right? don't you feel? there's imaginic happening. >> i hope so. >> the new movie, doesn't come out with a while. >> it's called behind the candelabra, it's all about liberace. >> really? >> it's so funny. you're a comedian, no one trusts you. yeah, he was a flamboyant character and nobody knows about his private life. matt damon plays his lover and i play his manager. he was great. >> is michael douglas liberace? >> yes. he's great. >> you're not kidding me? >> it's true. he's been in vanity fair. no, it's not true. i'm actually in franken weenie which comes out today. i play the dog. >> tom papa, very funny, at the improv tonight and tomorrow night. tomorrow night is sold out. if you wango tonight. great to have you on the show. please come back. >> of course. >> am i going to allison? we'll go to allison. >> why not. >> back to you. >> thank

mitt romney running a campaign, a seinfeld campaign, about nothing.es at this. -- specificity. he a grid with president obama. martha: alan, answer my first question. are you satisfied with what your candidate has put forth as his vision, where he sees america going? we're in a tough situation here. >> yes, absolutely. martha: so you are. >> absolutely. satisfied, look. i like to do a lot more but satisfied in terms of economy coming back. satisfied in terms of how he handled foreign policy brought romney over to his point of view. satisfied in terms of how the stimulus helped and we continue to get positive economic indicators. yes i'm satisfied. we need to do more what we've been doing. you have got moody's projecting millions and millions of jobs over next four years based on current policy yes i'm satisfied. martha: what i want to get to here. ha, ha. >> i love how easily, i love how easily satisfied is. no wonder you're a happy person. >> you never satisfied with anything obama does, tucker. >> hilarious. i would say outlines campaign are clear.