good morning, steve kim, contract. and the amount on the cope is correct, 191,448, the agenda item needs to be corrected. >> so we need to amend the agenda item. >> and that is correct. >> the correct amount is $191,448. >> the motion to remend the motion to read 191,448. >> second the motion. >> okay. >> it has been moved and seconded. that we amend the amount on the item for action from 191,500, to $191,448. okay. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? >> ayes have it and so the motion is carried. now we just motioned to amend this item, and now the motion was, another motion here, on the floor, is there any other questions about this? any questions? >> okay. so hearing none, so, i call for approval of this contract of a motion. >> i do have a question. but not on the amendment. >> can i ask a question, now? >> okay. >> like the amendment, the amendment was approved, right. >> right. >> you know i try to read the memo, and i cannot follow through all of this, and there is input and you know, the caseworker putting in t

steve: wow, harsh. >> jimmy: let's keep going, here's one from kim kardashian. she responded, "ac/dc!" at are the first four letters of the alphabet?" [ laughter and applause ] big deal. came close. >> steve: came close. >> jimmy: give it to her. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: hey, good enough. >> jimmy: good enough. >> steve: good enough. >> jimmy: good enough. >> steve: why judge. >> jimmy: close enough. don't judge, man. [ laughter ] next one is from vladmir putin, he replied, "a walk among the tombstones." maybe he's talking about the new liam neeson movie out. very creepy, good movie. lets see the question. describe your perfect first date. [ laughter and applause ] see, i don't think he's talking about the movie. but things are different in russia than they are here. so i don't know. >> steve: different culture, we can't judge. >> jimmy: what a country. >> steve: yeah, what a country. [ laughter ] that's your favorite drink isn't it? yakov smirnoff? >> jimmy: this one's from -- [ laughter ] here's one from author stephen king. he responded, "it's complex, a a little too long bu

steve: number one rule on the internet. don't let 'em see your crack. >> jimmy: yep. [ laughter ] kim jong-un said, "that's why i only sext viaand new fax machine." >> steve: really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's big technology over there. >> steve: that north korea, that's number one. that's aces. >> jimmy: chris christie said, "i'd love to know if there's any nudes of me out there. been a while since i've seen south jersey if you know what i mean." [ laughter ] >> steve: what does he mean? [ applause ] oh, hey! oh! the pine barons. >> jimmy: vladimir putin said, "don't judge size of my gun by hacked pic. it was during last cold war." [ laughter ] #shrinkage. #favoriteseinfeldepisode. #summerofgeorge. [ cheers and applause ] the summer of george. >> steve: yeah, he's a big "seinfeld" fan. >> jimmy: they're just getting "seinfeld" over in russia. >> steve: they just got it this week. >> jimmy: you wouldn't believe what soup nazi says. [ laughter ] he's not going to give them the soup. you understand? not for one year. >> steve: i am not from house. >> jimmy: get out. [ light laughter ] and finally, anthony weiner said, "pleas

steve evans reports. >> it is the empty chair which is significant. this is a supreme meeting of the rulers of north korea, minus the supreme ruler of the mall. it is the first time since kim jong un inherited power from his father three years ago he has not been present. the north korean authorities said he was feeling discomfort. how serious an admission of ill health that is remains unclear. it is more than three weeks since he last appeared in public with a limp. kim jong un has been a thorn in the side of the west as north korea develops nuclear weapons and missiles to deliver them. he rules and isolated country squeezed by sanctions. anyway, kim jong un dominates the life of the people in south korea. he has used bloodcurdling threats. he is developing nuclear weapons aimed at this country and the united states. this place buzzes with speculation. having said all that, not much is to be made of the speculation. after all, he vanished from public view for two weeks last year. kim jong un is not a man who shuns publicity. he usually travels the land he rules with cameras nearby. he is a man to be feared. last year, his uncle and political mentor was executed. the offic

kim jong un is suffering from discomfort, they call it. they revealed that he has an uncomfortable physical condition. our correspondent steve evans sent this report from the south korean capital seoul. >> reporter: it's the empty chair which is significant. this is the supreme meeting of the rulers of north korea, minus the supreme ruler of them all. it's the first time since kim jong un inherited power from his father three years ago that he hasn't been present. the north korean authorities said he was feeling discomfort. it's more than three weeks since he last appeared in public with a limp. kim jong un has been a thorn in the side of the west as north korea develops nuclear weapons, and the missiles to deliver them. he rules an isolated country squeezed by sanctions. in a way, kim jong un dominates the life of the people here in south korea. he issues blood curdling threats. he's developing nuclear weapons aimed at this country and the united states, so this place buzzes with speculation. having said all that, though, not too much to be made of that speculation. after all, he vanished from public view for two weeks last

kim stanley. >> if it's provided by the employer to the employee and the employee doesn't have to pay for it that's a significant benefit that's escaping taxation. >> reporter: stevestarner says free meals are an essential recruiting tool for top talent. >> i think this is important for most people in tech. the developers and designers are looking for this benefit for the most part. when they're joining an established company. >> reporter: but >> reporter: but sarner say s if the irs would add a tax on every enchilada. >> we would definitely try to continue doing this but if not we would have to find an alternative. >>> a report by the defense department's inspector general says 40% of inmates held in military prisons are convicted sex offenders but the department's own auditor finds that some prisoners are allowed to leave jail without first enrolling in the system. >> if they don't have the most accurate information and someone is being missed it could be the very person their looking for is right under their noses. >> the defense department agrees with most of the recommendations put forth by the inspector general. they include placing security at every militar

steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i try to help people out. [ applause ] some celebrity news. kanye west is doing fine after he was taken to a hospital in australia because of an intense migraine. kim like, "are you okay?" and kanye was like, "there it is again. there it is. [ laughter ] coming back. it's coming back again." [ laughter and applause ] this isn't really that surprising, but there are a lot of studies that say most people get their news from facebook. yeah. and when facebook found this out, they decided to start printing a daily newspaper. and we got a copy, so let's take a look at some of today's headlines. here we go. ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: the top story is, "man clicks 'maybe' on event he has no intention of actually going to." [ laughter ] next headline is, "your aunt officially last person on earth to do ice bucket challenge." [ laughter and applause ] next headline is, "horror dawning on man realizing old girlfriend and new girlfriend are facebook friends." [ laughter ] that is terrifying. >> steve: no, that's not good. >> jimmy: next headline is, "high school friend who usually just posts about chili's too has strong opinions on middle east." [ laughter ] nee