hey, stevie. stevie. stop it for a minute, would you? (blender shuts off) i gotta go.rk now, okay? hey, are you canceling tonight? zedkov: come on... i wouldn't cancel. stevie: 'cause you promised we'd go to the movies. we are. okay, i'm gonna take you to see... you wanna see the cartoon... alan. alan! alan! (whispering in cantonese) (whispering) alan. meg: how do you figure getting to the airport in one piece with those two professional killers after you? they won't be. they are here to finish my job. why hire professional killers for a little kid? zedkov's boy must die in his arms. then he will share mr. wei's pain. the same thing happens to your family if you don't get there first. zeedo's son for your family. wow. that's a hell of a choice. people die. children die. no way out of it. i've spent whole days thinking about that one thing. that one good deed that's gonna wipe away everything that i've done. you ever feel like that? so you didn't want to shoot a kid. welcome to the human race. but standing aside is no different from pulling the trigger, john. here. and

wonder, as we all do, but you've got a special relationship with stevie.ool is it, though, to not just perform with stevie, which you've done any number of times, but to actually write a song, back to your story, write a song that stevie records, with you, no less. >> i don't have any words to explain. tavis: this is steven morris. it don't get no deeper than stevie. >> i don't have any words to explain. tavis: yeah. >> it's funny. he gave me the melody, he said, "this is what i want it to be about," and i took it home, and i pray for songs all the time, because it just helps you get centered. prayer just helps. this time in my prayer i said, "please let me finish it all today," because i want it done now. [laughter] i did, and then i sent it to him, and i didn't hear from him. so i just flew to l.a. i live in atlanta, so it's a lot -- i work on planes. i live in airplanes, so it was a lot to just voluntarily get on a plane. but it's stevie and he has my song, and i want to know what's up. so i flew myself to l.a. and i went to his studio and he said, "i r

period of time do you think this casts a dark cloud or something on the entire industry now well stevie collins is a special case because i would ask he is a special case so i don't think it puts a dock lap ok what we're going to do in a minute is get into the idea of auditory rotation and that's where different partners have to circulate and they are exchanged out within an audit in for him and i'm going to ask you about that right after the break so we'll be back more with cement our in just a moment and later i will do all our tea producer rachel curious courage yes over the occupy movement and the syntax so it seems states are raking in blanks for vices. the city. pretty much in the field that block you won't find it here if you're looking for relevant stories you need perspectives on top of my scans. we are back with sam and tara former c.f.o. of crazy eddie sam how are you a good find that you were just talking about or as kind of getting into auditor rotation can you explain why this is an important principle while the people are proposing is that companies rotate what it is ever

guess who wants to play stevie in this film? lindsey lohan. well, lindsey, on account of you already messed up liz taylor's story and -- [ applause ] >> wendy: and we're not sure whether you're -- this is her sixth rehab stint, right? we're not sure whether your sixth stint in rehab will stick, you need to focus on sobriety and wellness. leave the acting to people who can act. [ applause ] >> wendy: by the way, stevie the same thing. i'll paraphrase. over my dead body. stop doing drugs and get a grip. lindsey, that was a read. ook, look, look -- [ applause ] >> wendy: but then here goes reece witherspoon stepping up talking about she wants to portray. i like her. s she's 37 years old. what's not to like about reece witherspoon however, stevie says, she's too old part. reece, that's a reo. you know who i think stevie should get a shot at at least auditioning to play you? emma watson. i'll tell you why. because i am still thinking about going to the theater this past weekend seeing that b movi. it was so emma was so good in it and she can dye he

has a dark cloud or something on the entire industry now well stevie collins is a special case because of how it has he is a special case so i don't think it puts a doc lab ok what we're going to do in a minute is get into the idea of auditory rotation and that's where different partners have to circulate and they are exchanged out with an auditing firm and i'm going to ask you about that right after the break so we'll be back more with cement our in just a moment and later i will do all our tea producers rachel curious courage over the occupy movement and the syntax so it seems states are raking in blanks for vices. i. well. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future of covered. i would rather as questions for people as if he was will instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find my fellow larry king now right here on r.t. question more. we are back with sam and tara former c.f.o. of crazy eddie sam how are you again fine thank you all right we were just talking about kind of getting into auditor rotation can you ex

i'm certainly irrelevant to stevie cohen and his operation. big guy when it comes to assets with him. lori: quickly, ed, can you give us any sense how much your investment with sac? >> i can't, lori. if i could give it to anybody it would be but my lawyers would kill me. lori: your analysis and experience in the financial markets is so priceless. thank you, ed. >> thank you, bye. david: almost got it out of him, lori. he was breaking. he was breaking. more time and you would have. >>> ford's lincoln division is revving up its challenge to german luxury brands, mercedes and bmw. can lincoln get in the fast lane? we'll talk to lincoln's global marketing chief. that is coming up next. lori: this is such a sad story. things are getting worse and worse in egypt. we learned general motors closed its factory there. violence flaring up. will other companies follow through? we will speak with rostelecom holdings executive chairman. copd makes it hard to breathe... but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪

flanked by her father and her trainer, stevie walked down the aisle using a walker.o the couple this week as they enjoyed their honeymoon in hawaii. >> it was pretty incredible. i mostly tried not to really let myself think about it or get too emotional because i never would have made it to the end of the aisle. but it was almost like the whole accident was coming full circle, and i was defeating everything that doctors and people told me would never happen, and just keeping a promise to myself more than anything was amazing. >> you looked absolutely gorgeous, by the way, and i understand that this guy sitting next to you played a pretty big role in helping you sort of regain just this confidence, this ability to do this. engine jerod, how did you two meet? >> well, a mutual friend, who became a mutual friend eventually, a good friend of mine, her daughter was injured in a pretty severe train accident about three and a half years ago. i did just kind of everything i could to make sure i was there for her, make sure she had what she needed. and through her and through

it really came down to stevie's version of this.generate as whitey bulger. >> the courtroom had, george, you wrote a book about mob movies. this is like a mob movie. in one instance, bulger disrupted his former associate, kevin weeks after weeks testify it bothered him bulger was an informant for the fbi. "because we killed people who were rats and i have the two biggest rats right next to me." from his seat in the courtroom, bulger screams, "you suck." weeks' response, "f you." bulger said, "f you, too." he jumped to his seat in the witness stand before the judge calmed things down. it's straight out of a screen play. >> that's been the whitey bulger saga. you can't make this stuff up. one of the things that gets lost in all this, though, is this case, this whitey bulger story is an indictment of the way fbi operates. and bulger was able to manipulate at least two fbi agents and undermine the system. and i think that has gotten lost in the story of whitey bulger in this trial. >> kevin, tell us, remind us what became of whitey bulg

i remember my mom gave me michael jackson's off the wall and stevie wonder's i think it was hotter than study these two and that will help you get more comfortable with your own. sure enough, >> towards the latter part of michael jackson's life you had the opportunity to work for him and write for him. >> yeah. we were in the process of i was submitting songs. i got a chance to meet him, which was surreal. >> i've got to ask you. that's the biggest question now that you said that. what's it like to meet michael jackson. >> his first words to me do you know what your favorite song line is? time stopped for me. he told me it was go on girl. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> he sang a piece of it. >> oh, my god. >> and i would have fainted, you know, were i less of ayman i might have fainted. >> this is michael jackson. michael jackson, mumd hammad al >> you sound good singing that. what? what did you just say? one of those moments. >> when you write songs, one of the most amazing things of you as a songwriter, you don't just put neo's voice and feelings in somebody else's mouth. when i hear you writing for rihan

i love stevie wonder and i love this song.o win "wendy's next great voice" because first of all, i love wendy williams and also i would love to have the opportunity to go to l.a. and work with simpson herbert. it would be a dream come true. i need some west coast time. >> i'm felton rowe jr. i'm 31 years old. of 6.been singing since the age i discovered my talent in church. i was nervous but the audience gave me a standing ovation. at that point in time, i knew that singing was something that i wanted to pursue. i want to win "wendy's next great voice" because i want people to know that your dream can bome a reality. [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: here they are singing stevie wonder's "isn't she lovely." the battle starts now. [ applause ] ♪ isn't she lovely ♪ isn't she wonderful ♪ isn't she precious ♪ ♪ one as lovely as she ♪en is she lovely and made from love ♪ >> ♪ isn't she pretty ♪ boy i'm so happy ♪ we have been heaven blessed ♪ i can't believe what god has done ♪ ♪ by giving life to us ♪ but isn't she lovely made fro

so the sec is going after this guy named stevie: -- stevie cohen, but he is not going to cause the nextfinancial crisis. >> they're focusing their energy in the wrong places? >> exactly. >> what did steve cohen do to make the federal government angry? >> that is a loaded question. he made a lot of enemies along his trail. he had one of the biggest hedge funds. he is a very influential financial guy. he just made too many enemies, and when the sec decide this -- decided to start cracking down, he was an obvious target. >> thank you for joining us today. that was bob english. here in the nation's capital, americans marked the 50th anniversary of the 1963 march on washington yesterday. where martin luther king made his famous "i have a dream" speech. the event was attended by a number of politicians, many of which addressed thousands of people at the lincoln memorial. speakers included president barack obama, former presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter, congressman john lewis, and governor martin o'malley, among many others. interestingly, those politicians all have one thing in common

[laughter] leave that to stevie wonder, huh?yeah, leave it to stevie, marvin gaye, john legend and all them cats. tavis: yeah. >> but yeah, i like to make music that's very upbeat and makes you want to dance, but choose lyrics that are really inspiring. tavis: right. >> that's really my thing as a young black artist. i really, my goal in every song is to try and be a positive influence for younger up-and- coming artists, to show them that you can make great popular music while having something good to say. because i've seen the effect that a lot of the negative hip- hop music or r&b has had on our young kids, so. tavis: you work with young kids too. >> yes, yes, yes. i've got the robert randolph music and arts resource center coming. tavis: right. >> in irvington, in newark, new jersey. it's been a big battle trying to sift through all of the stuff with the board of education, which -- tavis: it's politics. >> it's been a headache, man, and that's really the problem with our school system. it's the board of education, it's not t

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but as i said to stevie davis, her brother, he was crushed obviously.u look at what the jury did, i think the jury did an excellent job. i think most jurieses do excellent jobs. they did not support any uncorroborated evidence. they basically said if the evidence was uncorroborated, we would not support it. in the case of the killing of deborah davis, it came down basically to stevie flemmi's account there was hearsay evidence of what came afterwards. stevie flemmi is as big a degenerate as whitety bulger. >> you wrote a book about mob movies. the courtroom had all these colorful exchanges. in one instance he disrupted kevin weeks after weeks testified that it bothered he him that bulger was an informant for the fbi. quote, because we killed people that were rats, and i had the two biggest rats right next to me. and from his seat in the courtroom bulger screams. you suck. weeks responds f you, okay? and bulger says f you too. and then weeks says what do you want to do? and he jumped to his feet on the witness stand before the judge calmed things down. g

stevie was paralyzed in a car accident seven years ago.lk on her wedding day as she became mrs. jared vanausdale. >> "i pronounce you husband and wife. you can kiss your bride." >> reporter:after the ceremony jared carried his bride down the aisle, >> reporter:excited to begin their future as husband and wife. "seeing everything come together at that moment and seeing all the hard work pay off and her in the dress and how beautiful she was and just kind of overwhelming and tried to keep it together as much as possible, so." "i'm just so excited to finally be married and know that i'm marrying my best friend, well i married my best friend i guess i can say now. and , you know, that i know we're gonna laugh for the rest of our lives and that's what i was looking for so i'm so happy." >> reporter:stevie's best friend brianna mullinger says she couldn't be more proud. "i'm so proud of her. seeing her walk down the aisle is probably the most important part. >> reporter: i loved it, it was amazing. she's worked so hard for it." >> reporter:this

now, i spoke to stevie davis before he came out and faced the cameras. i saw him outside the courtroom and i gave him a hug and i said you and i both know what happened. stevie will go back and forth the next couple of days as a number of the victims' families will. he knew, i was with him at lunch and he knew that the evidence on his sister's murder was among the weakest things that were put forward. there just wasn't enough corroborative evidence. so he'll get over that. we might be doing what whitey exactly wants, which is to focus on he go a no finding on one of the women finding. he was found guilty of murdering deborah hussy. so he is a murderer of women. he always said he wasn't. if he thinks he had a good day because he was convicted of 11 murders instead of 19, i have a bridge in brooklyn i can sell to whitey bulger. >> kevin cullen, i appreciate the correction and i appreciate your reporting. thank you so much. and paul callan, to you as well. coming up, the rules are changing for small time drug dealers. attorney general eric holder says they

. >> stevie wonder's here.ts to say hi. >> so bad. >> don't know.guys hate blind this is up place. >> coming up -- >> we have cooper and marston hefner, hugh hefner's son. if you're a kid, where would you rather live? "playboy" mansion -- let me finish -- or the white house? >> what kind of question is that? a or law every day! >> plus -- >> we have michael phelps. >> did you ever pee in any of your races in the >> best swimmer ever says everyone pees in the pool, it's completely normal. i feel liberated. >> u.s.a.! >> hi, michael, how are you doing, man? big fan. >> oh, my god, it's michael phelps, the most decorated and possibly retired olympian of all time. and with the 2016 games on the horizon, there's only one question we have to ask -->> di your races in the olympics? >> yes, michael phelps is about to settle one of the greatest controversies in pool history, to pee or not to pee? that is the question. >> oh, i'm pro-pee. >> you're pro-pee? >> you're a pee advocate? >> ab>> everyone in this room h don't

>> trying to speak to stevie wonder. >> you see the remakes selling right now, and you are not opposed to the notion -- >> no, because my new film "old boy" is not a remake, but it's a re-ent re-enter prau taeugs. for me, i mean, this pole, this tent pole business plan is going to collapse the movie business on to itself. >> this is a money show and business show. and the knicks are a team they did win a championship -- >> yeah, 41 years ago. >> and then let me ask you this, lebron james can opt out of the contract, and do you think the knicks have any shot of signing him? >> i don't think so. if he wanted to come to new york he would have gone to new york instead of miami, and they won two championships back to back, and they are going for a three-peat, and i think he will city. once you get under the grips of pat riley, he -- >> you guys had him and couldn't hang on. spike lee, a pleasure to talk to you. appreciate it. >>> we were talking about 1986 "jerry mcgwire." >> show me the money! >> but a summer of athletes behaving badly have left some thick wallets lighter, and it has some

and stevie wonder. all among the legendary acts responsible for the motown sound.back to where it all began. you're here at the motown museum in studio a at hitsville usa. >> since the 1950s, studio a is guaranteed to transport you to a historic moment in time. >> every place you lay your eyes is a part of history. where ever a detroiter goes, they still talk about motown. we all feel a sense of pride about what was accomplished here. >> i heard it through the grapevine. [ music playing ] >> when i came in this door, i felt magic and i knew this is the place i wanted to be. you could see where, in the studio a, where the tile is off the floor from the musicians and the producers keeping that steady beat. it's a heartbeat. it's the sound of young america. that's what barry gordy referred to it as. i have a lot of sweat and blood and tears in this building. standing at these microphones and pouring my little heart out. the pulse has been very, very strong for the love of music right here in this building, in this studio a, motown, my town, my home. >> brian, thousand

. >>> when stevie beale was paralyze from the waist down in car accident seven years ago, she promisede would walk on her wedding day. well, she did. after months of preparation and the help of a walker, she made it down the aisle on saturday. >> i'm marrying my best friend -- well, i married my best friend. i guess i would say now, and i know we're going to last the rest of our lives, and that's what i was looking for. i'm so happy. >> after the ceremony her husband jared vanausdale cared her down the aisle to begin their life together. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" after your local news, more on the bloody crackdown. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." , >>> the couple at the center of an adoption battle that went all the way to the supreme court is turning up the pressure. matt and melanie cap powe bianco are in oklahoma where the little girl they adopted four years ago is living with her biological father. they say the fight has gone on too long. craig day reports. >> reporter: saying the whole custody fight is being dragged out unnecessarily, melanie and ma

. ♪ >> i only came to see stevie wonder. i just got a ticket. i am so excited.lessed out right now. >> it is amazing, i came all the way from israel to meet the people and hang out and she was amazing. >> the environment, the people, everything. it is like everyone has so much energy. >> hey, you are beautiful. and i love you. >> why? because... it is definitely a lot more fun than being inside. >> so far we have had zero problems. it is a long-step process, a lot of thinking and people involved. so we think that we got rid of all of the problems that could happen. they are doing it, and we are doing it and everybody is doing the best that they can. >> it is a wonderful out reach >> come. >> it is beautiful. ♪ >> please welcome them and we'll learn more about them and their work as what they will deliver to this commission as the eaglev goes. but thank you for joining. please welcome them to this commission. (applause) >> if we can call the roll, monica. thanks. >> this is the meeting of the commission on the environment. today is tuesday, august 6. it is 5: p.m

course, but what makes this the good stuff is how stevie met her husband. and knowing that i married my best friend, i guess i could say now, and i know we are going to laugh for the rest of our lives. >> of course, stevie only had to walk down the aisle. her new husband, jared, carried her back up it. and she looks beautiful. >> and as it should be, she got carried right back down, and probably over the threshold and everything. >> nice the way they met. again, the silver lining on what could have been considered a negative. >> we have been talking a lot with the silver lining. >>> we are wand t to end the ho with this. a black bear settled in for a bit of a nap. animal control officials are concerned the bear could come back and might not go as well the next time, so they are setting a trap. >> honey, there is a bear out there, no biggie. if i had a dime forever time i said that. >> thank you for starting the morning with us. >>> much more ahead on "new day saturday." good morning, everybody. i am brianna keilar. >> i am martin savidge. this is "new day s

now and unfortunately that is the case so that as you see they're going after this this guy name stevie cohen hack capital management but you know he's not going to cause the next financial crisis right to that kind of focusing their energies in the wrong place at it i guess and that's exactly what and so what do you think they what did steve cohen do to really anger the federal government to make them go after him opposed to the people who they gave money to that's a loaded question. i think he made a lot of enemies along his trail he had one of the biggest hedge funds he's a very influential financial guy and he just made too many enemies and then when the f.c.c. decided to start cracking down on insider trading he was just an obvious target well bob thank you for joining us today that was baba english co-host of prime interest. in recent months we've gained a better understanding of how the us as counterterrorism operations like the national security agency are spending their money and today we now know the size of the budgets they've been operating on the washington post has release

now and unfortunately that is the case so that as you see they're going after this this guy name stevie cohen back capital management but you know he's not going to cause the next financial crisis right so they're kind of focusing their energies in the wrong place i think that you're saying that's exactly what i'm saying what do you think they what did steve cohen do to really anger the federal government to make them go after him opposed to the people who gave money to him oh that's a loaded question. i think he made a lot of enemies you know along his trail he had one of the biggest hedge funds he's a very influential financial guy and he just made too many enemies and then when the i.c.c. decided to start cracking down on insider trading he was just an obvious target well bob thank you for joining us today that was bob english co-host of prime interest. here in the nation's capital americans mark the fiftieth anniversary of the one nine hundred sixty three march on washington yesterday where martin luther king made his famous i have a dream speech the event was attended by a number o

>> we will speak to stevie wonder. >> you see these remakes selling right now, you're not opposed to the notion to try this? >> no. because my new film "old boy" will not coin a remake, reinterpretation, a korean film that came up starring josh brol brolin, which came out this thanksgiving. for me, spielberg and lucas said themselves, this business plan is going to collapse the movie businesston itself. >> a little earlier you brought up the new york knicks. let me ask you, this is a money show, a business show. knicks are a team if you're old enough you can remember they did win a championship 41 years ago. >> 41 years ago. >> you have to be really told remember something that long ago. let me ask you this, lebron james can opt out of his contract. do you think the knicks have any shot of signing him? >> i don't think so. if he had want god to north carolina, he would have gone to -- gone to new york instead of miami. and the heat has won championships back to back and going for a three-pete. think about it. once you get under the grasp of pat riley, it's hard -- >> you guys had him

of young people to sit in at the governor's office or jesse jackson who got a boycott started by stevie he has real problems. and rick scott who was elected with less than 1% of the vote is standing for re-election next year. he has bigger problems than jesse jackson. >> all right, quickly, two political scandals that won't go away. new york mayoral karncandidate anthony weiner and bob filner in california. why won't they go away? >> because they are arrogant and stupid and they think they are above the law. they have no common sense and no respect for women, including their wives in the case of anthony weiner who put her out in public to be a lamb let led to slaughter. it's cringe inducing for most women to see this going on. it's a distraction from the important issues that should be discussed in an election for new york mayor or the mayor of san diego should be doing. >> it is cringe-worthy. i agree. is this ego and power? >> look, anthony weiner i interviewed him just this last friday. and he thinks that he's got a chance and indeed hes does have a chance. it's not as good as it use

. >> then i realize, it's like dressing up to go out with stevie wonder. >> you're right.r very much. but is there something you hate about her? besides the fact that she has all her original parts? [ laughter ] [ audience oohs ] i didn't say it. i didn't say it. it was cary grant. he was inside me. he said it. >> what i love about her is hat she's very family-oriented. she loves her grandson so much. nova. >> nova? >> what's his name? >> luca. >> hello, nova. well, you're both grandmothers. >> we are. that's the love. she said to me one time, i met little nova -- luka, whatever. i was his -- she said to me, i never realized something that just went up to my niece would give me such joy, and i said, how many men have said that about paris hilton. [ laughter ] you're a good person. >> thank you, joan rivers, everybody. more surprises for joy up next. do not change the channel. i have a friend at the nsa and i know where every one of you lives. >> congratulate you on all your years here on "the view." too many, actually. you were burned out. let's face it. you did too many t

he knows he had given plenty of information and helped set up italians with stevie flemmi. >> when youe with the fbi, was it considered glamorous for agents to work with mobsters? >> yeah. you know, overall we use informants like bulger, if you will, but you may know that i went out and interviewed him, and certainly he lied during the interview. i didn't trust him. and so as a former profiler for the bureau, i found out right away he should be closed. he should not even be an informant and i reported that, and i did a memo. the memo went to the s.a.c., it was put in his safe. if you recall some of the testimony -- in fact, last week it was that they finally found, it was testified to, that that memo was actually destroyed about a little time back, which is news to me. >> certainly. can i just bring in red very quickly. let's talk about stephen who died suddenly before he could testify against bulger. police now say that the suspect's business partner allegedly poisoned him. do you believe that that suspect may have had links to bulger? >> no, not at all, none whatsoever. unfortunately

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stevie cohen is one of the greatest manages of all time. >> you broke news.ou're pulling your money out. >> no, i didn't say that i have clients invested and letters signed by them they want to be in there. i will have money in with sac one way or the other because i love that firm. melissa: okay. back with us again, today, both ed butowsky of chatwood investments and charlie gasparino with us. ed, i want to start with you. what happened? >> hello, charlie. >> just say i was right. just say i was right? i nailed you. >> let me say this. let me say this. i had, i was in a position and, that i had no choice because from the legal proceedings i had to take my money out of that because as a fiduciary i had to do that. once the firm was -- >> why didn't you just say that then? >> i am in every way, shape or form i'm going to find a way as things start to clean and things start to become a little clearer i will try to find a way to put my money back. why? because since 2008 he has returned three times what the stock market has and since 2008, again he has returned

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do we have to see stevie cohen banned from the industry or charged criminally for things to change orgh happened to have a lasting effect? >> you can't legislate out of existence fraud. you can't. melissa: greg, what do you think? >> i'm a little naive and i think hedge fund and other traders on wall street have changed last few years because scrutiny of expert networks. they're not using them like they used to. many are not using them at all. i'm not so naive to think it will last forever. last a couple years. >> can you litigate out of existence crooks? melissa: clearly not. we've proven that over time. thanks, guys, you're terrific. i appreciate it. >>> up next, it's a bird, it's a plane, no wait! it's a flying car? a breakthrough vehicle make as splash at one of the country's biggest airshows. finally i have an answer to beating traffic on my morning commute. i love it. it is owl an spay change. -- "spare change". you can't everybody have too much money. ♪ ♪ if you have high cholesterol, here's some information that may be worth looking into. in a clinical trial versus lipitor, cr

whether it's a-rod or stevie cohen, or braun, all the things we see in society where the rejection of that has a potential to manifest through financial assets. liz: fundamentals and technical analysis account for what? a lot? that's the reality, isn't it? that's the let's remove emotion and look at the numbers. >> of course. i think that's a great point. four metrics, fundamentals, structural, psychology, but this is not our father's stock market. there's a very, very heavy hand of the government, 7 o% of the vol newspaper here is -- 70% of the volumeshst. look at the met tricks, what is important in terms of ranking them? psychology is far and away number one. i think that structural is number two, whereas what was rates and credit, but now it's tapering, expectations, things of that nature. fundmentals is number three, pulling through earnings season, and technicals is number four. as long as we stay above s&p s&p1675, the bears should feel okay. liz: the massive algorithm computer trades that gyrate the markets, and, boy, if you're not on the top effort market, and just an individ

someone like stevie wonder. >> john: his stuff was a beautiful soundtrack.e've got more with spike lee. i want to talk to you about cinema, the president and politics as well when we come back. >> did anyone tell the pilgrims they should self-deport? >> no, they said "make us a turkey and make it fast". >> (laughter). >> she gets the comedians laughing. >> that's the best! >> that's hilarious. >> ... and the thinkers thinking. >> okay, so there is wiggle room in the ten commandments is what you're telling me. >> she's joy behar. >> ya, i consider you jew-talian. >> okay, whatever you want. >> who plays kafka? >> who saw kafka? >> who ever saw kafka? >> (laughter). >> asking the tough questions. >> chris brown, i mean you wouldn't let one of your daughters go out with him. >> absolutely not. >> you would rather deal with ahmadinejad then me? >> absolutely! >> (singing) >> i take lipitor, thats it. >> are you improving your lips? >> (laughter). >> when she's talking, you never know where the conversation is going to go. >> it looks like anthony wiener is throw

she had walked in the house with stevie, and jimmy jumped out and started strangling her. and he killed her and then she was brought downstairs and, you know, ultimately buried. >> do you ever think of the look on debbie hussey's face? >> no. >> do you remember the look? >> not really. >> do you remember bulger and how he reacted after? >> he laid down and went to sleep. >> why? >> he always did. he was nice and relaxed. >> reporter: in december, 1994, bulger fled south boston after a corrupt fbi agent tipped him off the feds were closing in. after a worldwide manhunt, bulger was finally arrested in santa monica, california, in 2011. >> whitey bulger stood up and said, he didn't get a fair trial, it was a sham. he had been given immunity by a corrupt prosecutor. what do you think of that? >> i'll equate it to this. he got a fairer trial than the people we killed. >> do you think jim bulger ever lies awake at night thinking about the people he allegedly killed or killed? killed or he killed? >> i think he lies awake at night thinking about the people he should have killed a