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. >> ladies and gentlemen david steinberg, steve carell. welcome to the eyewitness news morning edition. it's great to have y'all on the show. what's going on? >> nothing much. how are you? >> we're really doing well. the inside come bi dy was a run a-- comedy was a run away smash hit. i think you all shocked a lot of folks. you're both produceers. i think it shock -- producers. i think it shocked a lot of people to go inside the ropes. let's talk about the new season. how tough was it to make the decision to continue? >> not tough at all. both steve and i love doing this show. we were thrilled that they picked us up. the other thing was it wasn't tough to get anybody because they had seen the show and responded to it. the line up this year is almost as strong as the line up last year, which is incredible. >> i guess my question was more along the lines of, maybe move on to the next project so many times -- we want more as the case may be. it's not the case this time. >> we're as greedy as anyone. if we can get accolades for two seasons or

in to save me." [ laughter ] you wouldn't be in a burning building and go, "oh, here comes saul steinberg, scrambling up a ladder." the jewish fireman is back of the truck -- "i don't know that we should go that much closer right now. "it's not looking good over there. "let's -- a lot of smoke and fire. "i think... "what's done is done, all right? "let them -- they should have thought about that before they started the fire." [ applause ] but the irony -- if i knew what that word meant -- the irony is that the person who pulled over mel gibson was, in fact, jewish. isn't that amazing? but how did mel gibson know he was jewish? did the cop walk up and go, "mr. gibson, "do you know how fast you were driving, mr. gibson? "my partner and i, we were shvitzing. "enough already with the swerving and the going and the doing and the having." thank you very much, everybody. thank you so much. i had a wonderful time. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ready to go. ready to go. ready to go. ready to go. from comedy central's world headquarters this is "the daily

i want to thank andy samberg, david steinberg. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time., mike piazza, and comedian rob delaney. "nightline" is next. goodnight! [ cheers and applause ] >>> tonight on "nightline," facebook facelift or instagram makeover. the latest trend in plastic surge year. going under the knife to look better on line. the hit maker from aretha to alicia, the man behind some of the biggest names in music, the legendary clive davis opens up about his storied career, his close relatnship with whitney houston and reveals a secret of his own. >>> and, shark love? she is out to show the world the gentle side of nature's most fearsome predators. but how close is too close? >> announcer: from new york city, this is "nightline" with juju chang. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. well, move over, botox, when it comes to plastic surgery, chin implants or chin plants, are the fastest growing new procedure. so why the sudden fixation on the perfect jaw line? doctors are seeing more patients who hate the way they look online and have decided surgery is the

senator steinberg's introduction of the sustainable communities investment authority. provides a coast redevelopment act, tax increment financing, voluntary tax increment financing structure. the governor did veto it last year. mr. steiner has reintroduced it. we recommend they watch; we feel the bill will go through iterations before it is heard in its final shape. the next bill would allow him infrastructure financing districts to waive or have the requirement of a vote eliminate it in the bill. that is a key factor in this bill. the governor did veto it, not on a policy basis. he did indicate that he was more interested in a holistic six two infrastructure financing districts rather than piecemeal. there were other several bills that he vetoed at the same time so and the infrastructure finance districts will undergo a robust revision. we are recommending a watch to you. on page 3 there are three measures, two virtually identical, sca 4 and sca 9. -- it transportation measures in la and alameda counties. sca 4 and sca 8 would propose to the people of california and m

in today's closing bell exchange rob mciver from jensen investment management and david steinberg from dls and brian beleskey from bmo capital markets, and our very own rick santelli. mr. beleskey, you've been bullish this market. i know you don't think it's going to go straight to the sky in one line, but what do you make of this latest turn in sentiment the last couple of days? >> stop the presses, bill, the market is down. everyone looking for a bit of a correction. we just got back from europe last night and european investors aring is a 2013 so far. gotten into european stocks a little bit early and have forgotten the u.s. remains the best and most stable asset in the world. stocks have gotten a little ahead of themselves. from a longer term perspective we've always said people that try to predict corrections it's a fool's game. invest longer sperm, stay with the quality stocks and the best equity in the world. it's right here in the united states. >> yeah. but you can't put your money in stocks and forget about it, right? when you look at the federal reserve and its actions, rob,

tonight, andy samberg, david steinberg, and music from ben harper with charlie musselwhite. with cleto and the cletones and now, all of a sudden, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you all. yeah. jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining me. [ cheers and applause ] for a lot of people, the end of a three-day weekend. it's president's day today. today, mitt romney spent the day quietly staring out of one of 1,200 windows in his home. a tear streaming down his eye. hey, here's a -- here's a fun presidential fact. did you know our 12th president, zachary taylor was a cast member on the show "home improvement." think about it, it's kind of true. president obama celebrated by playing golf with tiger woods. obama took a three-day golf vacation to florida, and the first lady took the daughters to colorado to ski. sure, honey, go

. >> jimmy kimmel live tonight's guests andy sandburg, david steinberg and ben harper. >> that it z iton of abc 7 news. thank you for your time. this is the "jeopardy!" tournament of champions. here three former champions. a bartender from west islip, new york... ...a strategic analyst for nasa, from huntsville, alabama... ...and a research chemist, originally from charlotte, north carolina... the host of "jeopardhere is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! k you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome. last week, we got our tournament of champions off to a great start. three winners are waiting in the wings to come back later this week to play in the semifinals, and, of course, one week from today, we have the first day of our two-match finals, in which the winner goes home with $250,000. so, dan, kristin, and keith, a great deal at stake for you, as you know. but good luck. o work now in this quarterfinal match. here are the categories. first off... i don't know. you have an "imp"ish category to deal with. of course. alex: keith, you start us. let's do micro for $200

a lot of people are talking about this michael steinberg, one of the top guys at sac, maybe he will flipom what i understand, they don't think they are as good as martoma. this is kind of an interesting case. remember martoma buying and selling elan and wyeth. buying and selling that when, you know, right during -- right before material events and getting some inside information from the stock that was involved in drug company trials. he has a fairly long -- i think it's a 20 minute phone call with -- they know they spoke with cohen at some point. what he said, they don't know. but that's where they are trying to get cohen on. they are trying to say that, you know, martoma if you don't flip, you're going to jail for a long time. if you do flip, we want to know what you told him during that 20 minute phone call. if they don't get him, i'm telling you, they don't think they have the case. liz: not to get into the whole whether you really believe in insider trading as a crime -- >> i don't. liz: the point about the average viewer is that if he had this inside information, he makes this big

he's requested to speak with assistant deputy superintendent rachelle steinberg in order to plead hisor probably the last five or six years whether it was in classification or in my current capacity as a assistant deputy superintendent. >> you made a comment to the officer. >> he's a very smart individual. however, he's very manipulative, knows how to get what he wants, and knows how to play the game. he's a good talker. >> i just want to see if i can get this straight. you're telling me that whole 4 1/2 months i slipped up one time and everything goes down the hill. that's what you're telling me? >> no. you had a choice and you made a choice not to do what was asked of you. >> i just can't -- i really don't understand that because it all started off in the morning. >> yeah. >> about some juice. i didn't want to pour the juice. i had other issues going on too but everything was adding up. you know what i'm saying? >> yeah. >> you have to look at positive side. he caught a ticket, but he didn't catch a ticket for threatening somebody or trying to hurt somebody. he didn't catch a ticket

announcement about this environmental regulation reform that he had been working with senate leader darrell steinberg majoring that announcement, instead he is leaving for chevron. as sketchy as that sounds, had it been reversed had he introduced environmental clean- up legislation and then gone to work for chevron that would have looked even worse basically he had to get out when he did. 5:00 on friday somebody is clearly trying to stay off the radar of the mainstream media. >> i thought it was clever when it came down. >> well, you have to feel for the guy. he is going to make a lot more money. he has a special needs child who is a couple of years old. can you blame him? >> his stated reason is to spend more time with his family with his daughter who has down syndrome. it's 300 miles to his district and it's too much. he said he needed to stay in sacramento with his family. legislators make about $90,000 a year plus $30,000 in per deembassy. he definitely has the potential to make twice or four times that at chevron. can you blame him? no. but consumerwatch dogs are up in arms about this. they say

state senate president pro tem darrell steinberg will hold a news conference joined by san francisco mayor ed lee and l.a. mayor antonio villaraigosa. >>> house democrats are going to reveal plans to curb gun violence. the proposals are said to be similar to those proposed by the obama administration including background checks on all gun purchasers and bans on assault weapons and high capacity magazines. but some proposals have little chance of passing in the republican-controlled house. >>> time now 6:11. a hitchhiker with a happen. saves the day and becomes an internet sensation. >> ran up behind him with a hatchet, smash, smash, sa-mash! >> how he rescued two people from a crazy driver. plus -- >> they're wonderful. much better than any kind of drug you could take. >> a perfect match. how students at one bay area school are learning to read and getting a role model at the same time. "cool school" coming up. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ ♪ [ male a

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