-steve: i'm steve grafton. lemonis: i was just trying out some of your furniture. steve: nice. lemonis: who do you primarily make your furniture for? steve: interior designers. lemonis: and so a customer cannot come here and buy this stuff? steve: this is stuff that i've had from years ago, and i just put this showroom together over the last six to nine months. and what i need is to merchandise this with current inventory that we sell today. lemonis: so this is essentially a showroom that has furniture that you can't buy. they're a custom manufacturer, so this warehouse is not a showroom. it's just a bunch of unclaimed furniture. how long have you been in this building? steve: since 1964. 50 years. my dad, my dad. lemonis: oh, your dad. okay. steve: he's here, actually. lemonis: i would love to meet him. steve: i would love for you to meet him. go ahead. -papa! -esteban: hey! lemonis: how you doing, sir? -esteban: so far, so good. -lemonis: your name? esteban: esteban grafton. lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. -esteban: nice to meet you. -lemonis: wow. esteban: well, i've been he

steve, thank you for being here. it is great to have you. steve: thank you.mily: i want to start in 1996. steve: oh, dear. emily: when you made an early investment in hotmail. you bet on e-mail before e-mail was anything. what did you see? steve: it is usually a combination of two things. an entrepreneur that gets me excited. in this case, it was sabeer bhatia and his partner, jack smith. and an idea unlike anything i have seen before, which is, wow, e-mail wherever you go not tied to a corporate system or an e-mail server. it was like a lightbulb went off. we invested in what became the first example of viral marketing on the internet. emily: of course, microsoft went on to buy hotmail. dfj made millions of dollars. i want to talk about how you became a guy who can make these kinds of predictions and big bets. tell me about where you come from. what kind of kid were you? steve: i don't know if i ever grew up. that is the first thing that comes to mind. i was born in arizona to estonian immigrants who came here during the early days of the semi-conduct or ind

steve: thank you. emily: i want to start in 1996. steve: oh, dear.mily: when you made an early investment in hotmail, and you bet on e-mail before it was anything. what did you see? steve: it is usually a combination of two things. in this case, it was jack smith and his partner. an entrepreneur getting excited and jumping out of his seat, and an idea unlike anything i have seen before, which is, wow, e-mail wherever you go not tied to a corporate system or an e-mail server. we invested in what became the first example of viral marketing on the internet. emily: of course, microsoft went on to buy hotmail. i want to talk about how you became a guy who can make these kinds of predictions and big bets. tell me about where you come from, what kind of kid were you? steve: i don't know if i ever grew up. i was born in arizona to estonian immigrants who came here. i was inspired by my dad growing up. i started programming when the apple ii computer first came out. i think there is something inspiring about the ability to code machines, unlike other experime

. >> steve: yeah.ter and applause ] >> jimmy: he will be there. >> steve: yeah. he's gonna show up. >> jimmy: "abc news" is hosting the democratic debate at saint anselm college in new hampshire tomorrow. and if you don't remember all of the candidates, well, here's hillary clinton. here's martin o'malley. and here's bernie sanders. [ laughter and applause ] so just so you know that's all three candidates. you see who they are. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: you know who they are when you see them on the screen. >> steve: gotta know. >> jimmy: and barbara walters interviewed donald trump yesterday and at one point things got pretty real. check it out. >> if you lose the republican nomination, are you a loser? [ laughter ] >> certainly, yeah. i hate to say it. if i lost the nomination, yeah. i guess i'd call myself a a loser. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. "but i'd be the biggest loser there ever was. [ laughter and applause ] winners would wanna be losers just to be like me. that's how good

. >> steve: great radio shack -- >> jimmy: i didn't want to do that. >> steve: yeah.> jimmy: i didn't wanna do that joke. i like radio shack. >> steve: love it, you love batteries. >> jimmy: i just don't know why i would go there. [ light laughter ] what would get me, to get me to go to a radio shack? >> steve: a soldering iron. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i guess so, yeah. i guess if i needed a soldering iron, yeah, i'd go to radio shack. >> steve: flux. you get flux there. >> jimmy: flux, would be there, yeah. well, i'll cut this one from the show. >> steve: we don't need it. >> jimmy: i don't need it, i'm gonna cut this one from the show. you won't see it on the show tonight. or are you going to air it anyway? [ laughter ] darn it. >> steve: either way. >> jimmy: i have no control anymore. >> steve: hey, come on man, the shack. >> jimmy: i like radio shack. >> i like shopping there. >> jimmy: no, that's shaq. >> steve: shaq attack. >> jimmy: it's a different shack. it's not s-h-a-q. >> steve: oh, i'm totally confused. >> jimmy: that's "radio shaq." >> steve: yeah, that'

>> steve: they sell phones. >> jimmy: like cell phones? >> steve: a charger. like, if you need a different charger. >> jimmy: i have a charger. >> steve: no, but if you're -- >> jimmy: it comes with my phone. >> steve: what's that? but if you lost it. >> jimmy: well, if i lost it, i'd go to the apple store, right. >> steve: you're gonna wait in line. you never have to wait in line at radio shack. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: never. that's a good idea. get in, get out. yeah, yeah, i gotta go back there. pro, go to see the nutcracker. [ light laughter ] yeah, don't beat me to it. con, then saying good-bye to your mother-in-law. there you go. deez nuts >> jimmy: no, no. pro, telling a coworker happy holidays. con, actually meaning, you look like you might be jewish, but i'm not ready to make that call, so better to be safe than sorry. [ laughter and applause ] i don't wanna offend anybody. and finally, pro, people come from all over the world to see christmas in new york. walking in front of you on the sidewalk. [ cheers and applause ] that's your pros and cons. we'll

>> steve: they didn't know? >> jimmy: tom brady threw two interceptions, including a a 99-yard touchdown return that brady said was about as bad as you can get as a quarterback. and then the cleveland browns were like, "you're hired." [ laughter and applause ] sounds great. what're you doing? meanwhile, college football just announced its bowl game matchups, and clemson and oklahoma will face off -- [ cheers ] -- in the orange bowl and stanford will play iowa in the rose bowl. >> steve: yay. >> jimmy: while devry will once again play the university of phoenix online in the sweatpants bowl. [ laughter and applause ] that's always a good matchup. this is cool, here. a rocket was just sent to the international space station that carried christmas presents but unfortunately, the astronauts didn't get to the door on time, so u.p.s. left a a note saying they'd try again tomorrow. [ laughter and applause ] they'll try one more time, then you gotta come down and pick it up. sorry, only so much we can do, man. >> steve:

word. >> steve: wow. that's a lot of people. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a lot -- just an odd coincidence. that's right, so a lot of people are shopping online these days. in fact, today was cyber monday. did you guys know that? [ cheers ] this is where they offer a lot of really good deals on -- just to online shoppers only. it's the only day of the year where guys have an innocent reason for quickly shutting their laptops and saying, "don't come in here! [ laughter ] i'm getting -- i'm getting you a gift." [ applause ] since there are so many great cyber monday deals out there, it can be hard to keep track of them all. we found a few that you might have missed. so take a look at this. first is amazon. they're offering a deal where if you spend $25, you can personally bulldoze a barnes & noble. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: really? >> jimmy: you can personally -- >> steve: bulldoze -- a license, nothing. next is edible arrangements. they're offering 80% off their nothin' but honey dew bottom of the

. >> steve: yeah. a tie. >> jimmy: a tie. [ laughter ] yeah, absolutely. >> steve: he got that from the david lynch collection. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> steve: look at that. >> jimmy: thank you, matthew mcconaughey, for attending the "star wars" premiere. or as yoda put it, "right all, right all, right all." [ laughter and applause ] stop making me do yoda. i can't do yoda. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: don't make me do it anymore. i don't know how to do him. >> steve: yoda. >> jimmy: tariq can do yoda, right? >> tariq: yes, do yoda, i can. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: always rubbing it in your face. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, the lyric, "he's making a list and checking it twice," for showing me that santa claus has ocd. [ applause ] never knew that. checked it 15 times. >> steve: let me check it again. checking it 15 times [ light laughter ] got to touch that one part of the door before he leaves the room [ laughter ] did i turn off the stove i forgot let me check >> jimmy: thank you

steve: our discussion continues steve: we hope that we educated a little bit this morning. what we wanted to do is get you to know a little bit more about iowa law and things of that nature. island a lot this morning about gun ownership and iowa gun laws. i hope you did, too. i thank you very much for joining us. if you missed any part of the show, you can go to our website, which is kcci.com. you can see the whole show again. we hope you keep it tuned to kcci news. it's time to rise and shine. at kum & go, we're doing more for you to start your day right. like serving up a friendly "good morning" along with breakfast sandwiches & breakfast pizza, yes pizza, & donuts & muffins & coffee that are all made fresh & hot in our store's kitchens every day. kum & go. where & means more. this month, get any breakfast sandwich and a drink for just $3.25

cub-it-al. >> steve: cub-it-al. >> jimmy: not cupidal. >> steve: okay. a cube. like a cubicle. >> steve: a cubicle. >> jimmy: cubicle. >> steve: but, cupital. >> jimmy: in the cubicle, you normal get carpal tunnel. >> steve: but this is like from cupid. >> jimmy: cubital. >> steve: so you get a cupidal. >> jimmy: no, it's not cuba -- >> steve: oh, it's cuba gooding. >> jimmy: no, cubital. >> steve: cubital. >> jimmy: and so they blocked it, but about five years ago, i did this bit on the emmys where, i'll make it short as possible. i had an auto tune microphone. and i came out and i was like -- everybody ready to party pretended to fall. and i was screaming in pain, but my screams were auto tuned. so i was like -- oh my gosh call the doctor [ laughter ] this really hurts that was the bit. my elbow. and i chipped something, you know. i went and got it checked out, and i chipped something on my elbow and the doctor is like, fine. and he goes, if we do surgery it might lead to something -- so anyways, because that happened, it kind of hindered the nerves coming bac

a little b b. >> steve: oh my y d. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. that. >> steve: yeah. you didn't wann do that joke. that joke. i like radio shack. batteries. >> jimmy: i just don't know why i would go there. [ light laughter ] go to a radio shack? >> steve: a soldering iron. [ ughter ] >> jimmy: i guess so, yeah. i guess if i needed a soldering iron, yeahahi'd go to radio shack. >> steve: flux. you get flux there. >> jimmy: flux, would be there, yeah. well, i'll cut this one from the show. >> steve: we don't need it. >> jimmy: i don't need it, i'm goa cut this one from m e show. you won't see it on the show tonight. anyway? darn it. >> steve: either way. anymore. shack. >> jimmy: i like r rio shack. >> i like shopping there. >> jimmy: no, that's shaq. >> steve: shaq attack. >> jimmy: it's a different shack. it's not s-h-a-q. >> steve: oh, i'm totally confused. >> jimmy: that's "radio shaq." >> steve: yeah, that's a a a podcast. >> jimmy: "shaq radio," he has [ light laughter ] shaq's not on the radio, no. >> steve: he's not? thing. no, he's on a podcast. [ laughtht ] >

steve: ryan, thank you very much. it has been one week, and ames police are still looking for the driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash. kcci's vanessa peng is live to show us what's new. vanessa: steve, now ames police are turning to these message boards like this one behind me to find the driver. they've put one on each side of the intersection at lincoln way and ash avenue, where an 18-year-old student was hit and killed. police say emmalee jacobs was walking to campus just after 7:00 monday morning when she was hit. the driver took off right before an iowa state university police intersection. ames police say jacobs was living at buchanan hall at the time. they've narrowed down the timeline through surveillance video. they say jacobs left buchanan hall just after 7:00, and an less than four minutes later, that officer pulled up. police say autopsy results confirm she was struck by a vehicle. cmdr. tuttle: just to the significant injuries that she had was very consistent with the vehicle striking her. so, ag

him. >> steve: love him. going to play a game of egg russian roulette. i cannot wait for that. plus, from "star wars: the force awakens," john boyega will be dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] and thank you notes. you don't want to miss out. that's tomorrow. but first, it is an honor to oh, my gosh. look at this. he's got a new box set here. "the river" right here. bruce springsteen. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: bruce! >> jimmy: bruce! "the ties that bind: the river collection." this thing is just, he knows set, man. in the box set. [ light laughter ] it comes with a notebook in the box set. this is type of notebook he used when he wrote all the songs in the box set. you start talking like bruce [ light laughter ] look at this. look at that. >> steve: oh, come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ah, yeah. he's a stud. we're going to talk to the man. he's just the greatest guy. he's just mr. cool. man, i love this guy. bruce springsteen, you guys, he's on the show. [ cheers and applause ] he's also th

you guys can let him in, man. >> steve: yeah, leave him be. >> jimmy: he's cool. >> steve: don't choke out stanky lg. >> jimmy: he's not on the list, but he can come in. thank you, come on. [ laughter ] stanky, come on. i don't know the other people, but stan leg's cool. >> steve: thanks, man. >> jimmy: stanky leg is cool. come on, let him in. what you up to stanky? anything? [ laughter ] sometimes you know what i'm th )inking. yeah. >> steve: sometimes you know what i'm thinking. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's get to some sports news here. espn showed a couple of nba games last night. and at one point the announcers jeff teague on his way into the arena. take a look at this. >> fourth straight win ove the mavs in the second game of our doubleheader. very low key look for jehaff teague right there. >> was he picking his nose right there?ay>> oh. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, no. >> jimmy: now that's a pick and roll right there. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's rolling it out. rolling it perfectly. he icked it. he picked it and he rolled it. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy:

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steve: very good. thank you. developing at 5:00, big changes could be coming to common core in new york. we've learned a task force is calling for major reforms to evaluate teachers and the development of new standards and tests, governor cuomo releasing this statement: the common core was supposed to ensure our children had the education they needed to be college and career ready but it caused confusion and anxiety. that ends now. >>> a queens beating victim speaking out about his brutal attack and saying he was targeted because he was muslim. he was working behind the counter when a man came in on saturday and attacked him. he says the attacker shouted, quote, i kill muslims. muslim. this is my country. i was in this country when i was 21 years old. >> he was treated at mt. sinai hospital. a 55-year-old is charged with misdemeanor assault. bias charges could be added. lisa evers will have more including an interview with the victim at 6:00. steve: the governor of connecticut taking steps to curb gun sales to pe

>> steve: e. coli from chipotle? >> jimmy: this is from this one is from @ringmyphone. >> steve: ringmyphone. >> jimmy: his song is -- you're a bland one mr. bush you're as sleepy as ben carson exciting as al gore mr. bush [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: "i wouldn't vote for polls." kids love -- >> jimmy: they love it. >> steve: they really do. >> jimmy: last one's from @dnebster. he says -- an open fire [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] there you have it. those are our "tonight show hash tags." to check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with chris hemsworth! deez nuts roasting on an open fire jack frost nipping at your nose [ dog barks ] [ bark ] there it is! [ gasps ] look, the sky's awake! that. was. epic! [ bark ] actually, philly was the first capital. oh, honey... no your phone? it's time to mix it up. do it, dad! yeah, do it! there are thousands of ways into the complex health care system. it was frozen. daddy's hand looks

steve: right. the thing i find fascinating about the lists is how big of a deal something, say, last february or march was and i don't think about it for nine months. oh, yeah, american sniper, i haven't thought of that in nine months. it's amazing how quickly gets -- >> reporter: gets recycled through. jennifer: google that list. steve: google google. michael jackson breaking records 'cause this is thriller jennifer: michael jackson's thriller album set a new sales record today. it has sold $30 -- 30 million in the united states. altogether, thriller has sold 100 million copies world wide. michael jackson released the album in '82 and features beat it, billie jean and thriller. steve: no one will sell that many again. jennifer: i don't think so. still ahead, new york city's segregated schools. steve: the reason behind it might not be as simple as you think. it may be making the problem, therefore, even harder to fix. >> there's days i wake up and i'm still looking for him. he's not there. jennifer

: yeah. >> steve: what? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. that was too big. that was too big. >> jimmy: thank you, new star wars-themed condoms, for being the best way to practice safe sex. unless you want to go hand solo. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: chewbacca. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, dennis the menace, for looking like donald trump as a child. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i never thought of it that way. the more i think about it -- yeah, perfect. beautiful. thank you, untangling christmas lights, for being the one time each year where i think about converting to judaism. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] not worth it. not worth it anymore. who wrapped these up last year? >> steve: oh, i did. >> jimmy: oh, i did. thank you, "time" magazine, for using a sketch of angela merkel for your person of the year cover. which makes me glad your person of the year wasn't tom brady. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i would recognize it. that's tom brady. >> steve: that's tom brady

joining me today on "studio 1.0," steve jurvetson. steve, thank you for being here. to have you. steve: thank you. emily: i want to start in 1996.

steve: thank you, nick. in the spirit of giving, the mets hosted the annual warmup holiday coat drive. fans who donated a new or used coat received a voucher for two tickets to a mets home game in april. fan. the coat drive is new york cares largest of the season. the mets coat drive one of many events being held in our area and around the world. facebook shares to charity. steve: 34 and a half million. dari: incredible. well, it is giving tuesday. that's why. a chance to make up for the excess of thanksgiving, black friday and cyber monday. jessica formoso shows us how others are giving back. [music] >> reporter: since 2012, giving tuesday has become a global day dedicated to giving back. >> giving tuesday to me is helping those who are less fortunat >> reporter: organizations throughout the tri-state reached out to the community raising awareness about what this holiday season is all about. union settlement association, a resource for east harlem residents who bring education, wellness and community buildi