some martha stewart rules.upposed to bring something and what's a good thing to bring? >> well, you don't have to take anything. hall. >> seth: yeah. >> it's like -- like -- so many presents. and i'm kind of embarrassed because i don't need anything. >> seth: yeah. well, that's the thing. i would -- >> you know. >> seth: i would feel so much pressure trying to think of what does martha stewart need -- [ light laughter ] that she didn't go out and get herself. >> no, no. i don't get things. i'm not like that. i'm not -- i don't have to get things. >> seth: yeah, they just show up. >> yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: but i don't want to say that you're just sitting here being inactive and things are showing up. because you did something that i would not do and i'm so impressed. you plow your own driveway. >> i do. i have a four mile driveway. >> seth: yeah. >> i mean really, truly. i live on a farm, so there's four miles of roads. and i actually love -- it's like flying an airplane. when you get into a tr

freeway and mulholland drive just before 5 a.m., los angeles fire department spokeswoman margaret stewart said.the fire had burned about 6 acres, stewart said.a sigalert was issued for the closure of all northbound lanes on the 405 freeway just after 5 a.m., according to the california highway patrol's traffic incident log.officials were considering closing the southbound lanes as well.the fire began as crews are spread across southern california fighting several brush fires, including the thomas fire, the creek fire and the rye fire. forecasters are calling for another afternoon of gusty winds, which will help fuel the fires on wednesday.check back for updates on this developing story. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot wb 4 at loveridge. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) happening now... for a second straight day city services in oakland will be shut down. thousands of city workers will walk off the job today, affecting hundreds of operation

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stewart for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman.you're gracious for allowing me to do this thank you, members, giving me some time. i would like to hit couple things very quickly. aware votes are coming. we need to go quickly. miss hand address a couple questions. are you a wear national parks allow for grazing? >> yes i am. >> do you know how many? >> i know there are some. >> about 20. >> thank you. >> i'm sorry, are you aware that some also support hunting? >> i'm aware of park reserves do that, can he. >> would you suggest we repeal those hunting and grazing rights in parks that allow for that? >> i would not necessarily but i think it's a bold move -- >> why is this different? >> may i finish please? >> yeah. >> i think it's a bold move to suggest this park and presearch without the attending maps. it is difficult to comment tell you the truth on the specifics but i do know the area of calf creek. i hiked there. my son broke his foot at waterfalls. i remember it very well. the landscape there is very broken one, a very challeng

>> yes. >> who is leading ashley stewart?id, it is have a pretty torrid time, even with the success. >> everything about the story is improbable, including the ceo is a guy named james ri, a child of korean immigrants. he comes out of private equity. he has not run an operating company before. he had been primarily an investor. he was a high school teacher at one point, he has a law degree, a very eclectic history. he took over this company about three years ago. >> he knows the company well, though. >> right. he was part of the investing team in 2010 when it filed for its first bankruptcy. he led the team at that time. he could tell you he had a vision about what the company could be. some of that vision came to pass, some of it did not. hurricane sandy happened, the retail environment changed. he left that firm. the turnaround was incomplete, youthe turnaround was incomplete, to say the least. he got a call back in 2013 saying, look, this is not working out, we are heading for bankruptcy, real liquidation, can you come back

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carol: and why more and more women love ashley stewart.is is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ julia: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm julia chatterley. carol: and i am carol massar. still ahead in this week's issue, handheld device that helps cops fight the opioid crisis. julia: the website you need to know about if you are curious about bitcoin. carol: and how a community helps the ashley stewart business model works. julia: all of that, ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ julia: we are back with bloomberg businessweek editor in chief megan murphy. in the technology section, i love the story. we talked about the evidence man and the role he was doing in fighting opioid addiction and using new and novel ways of doing it. megan: this is a story about a device called true narc. we talk so much about the opioid addiction and it is ravaging americans and the american economy. this is a device that is being marketed that can test positive for fentanyl, a deadly drug being mixed in a wide variety of opioid products. literally, they say

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i can -- >> jon stewart really changed it.ught big-time point of view to late-night, consistent point of view. he wasn't always liberal, but he was extremely committed to certain issues. >> we are, as we speak, live from our election center studios in new york city's abandoned prostitute district. >> it was the 2000 presidential campaign when the show went from being mostly about pop culture, to really focusing on the election. >> steve bowdow was the executive producer on "the daily show." >> by then, the show was a political show, and it pretty much has been ever since. >> good news for mitt romney, he has won tonight, we can announce this right now, most of the confederacy. >> mulling over certain compact news story and teasing out all the ironies of it has been the rubric for almost everybody in late night. >> responding to trump's ill-informed tweets can be a full-time job. and i know, because it's my full-time job. >> late-night now had a blueprint. new shows were spawning new talent. >> jon stewart is the jumping off po

freeway and mulholland drive just before 5 a.m., los angeles fire department spokeswoman margaret stewarttewart said.a sigalert was issued for the closure of all northbound lanes on the 405 freeway just after 5 a.m., according to the california highway patrol's traffic incident log.officials were considering closing the southbound lanes as well.the fire began as crews are spread across southern california fighting several brush fires, including the thomas fire, the creek fire and the rye fire. forecasters are calling for another afternoon of gusty winds, which will help fuel the fires on wednesday.check back for updates on this developing story. ( james )( darya )( robin ) checking bay area roads before you head out the door.. rebecca:a strong ridge of high pressure over much of the west coast will result in dry weather conditions likely through all of next week. through all of conditions likely weather result in dry west coast will over much of the high pressure a strong ridge of rebecca: rebecca:a strong ridge of high pressure over much of the west coast will result in dry weather condi

stewart? thank you for bringing this bill you may remain and participate. we know after the second panel to come forward. and the chairman recognizes you now i will do my opening statement now as history teacher to go through the history of the grandstand -- staircase as the memo told the president that monuments proposed by the president do not require approval because it does not require action there was a six series of memos asking president clinton to do something for his reelection campaign to help overcome the negative use mom -- views of clinton designation of a new monument would have a compelling reason to enthusiastic support the administration the opposition comes from those that are unlikely to support the administration under any circumstance so in 1982 finishing third in utah obviously this was easy pickings. march 19, 1996 once again memos went through to the white house the letter that needed to be signed because it had to look as if the president initiated this not the interior department to avoid compliance and i'm quoting it only asked fo

ashley and martha stewart.merican, how do you make this rant relatable -- this brand relatable to your customer when you do not fit that demographic? it is an interesting gap you are filling here. james: one of the things janet wrote so well in the article was it actually reminds me of my mother. this was a woman who did a lot for me and my family. she immigrated here, and it was not easy for her. i think she overcame a lot of barriers. one of the best parts of our story is we focus in our business on transcendent values. teacher,er high school it is about kindness and friendship and loyalty. from my experience as a retail consumer and a human being, when you can combine those together and have them functioning at the same time, you generally have good results. what about your strategy, if we can talk about that a ittle more? you never decided to go off-line. you still have 89 stores. so many retailers that have had issues, they're just online at this point. james: one of the things as an investor that i often

don stewart. stu keeps us always on our toes but always with a smile. the communications team of robert stewart and tony afario, david popp, stephanie pinn and be kevin grout and many more help to communicate in a challenging news environment every single day, and i'm so thankful for their efforts. hazen marshall who has been in the trenches on this every day since we started our work on this bill. hazen may be the most likable guy in the senate but with a backbone of steel. jane lee, my budget lead. smart, cheerful, and determined. my leader office policy team who get to work with the committees as well as folks outside the senate to help keep everyone informed, field questions, and address concerns. i want to thank them all. scott rabb, terry van dorn and erica swarez each played a role in this. i thank them. my personal office staff that each day helps my whole team keep kentucky at the forefront of anything we're working on. i can't thank them all enough, and to many others in both my state operation, especially terry carmac and my leader of the off

it as well.part of >> talk about who is leading ashley stewart?ead, it is at a torrid time, even with the success it is now seeing. >> everything about this story is a little improbable, including the ceo is a guy named james reed, he is 44 and was the child of korean immigrants. he grew up on long island. he comes out of private equity. run an operating company before. he had been primarily an investor, a high school teacher at one point, he has a law degree, a very eclectic history. he took over this company about three years ago. >> he knows this company well though, right? >> right. he was part of the investing team in 2010, when ashley stewart filed for its first bankruptcy. he led the team that acquire the company at that time. and he will tell you that he had a vision for what the company could be, and he -- some of that vision came to pass, some of it did not. hurricane sandy happened, the retail environment changed, he left the firm, and the turnaround was incomplete, to say the least. so he got a call back in 2013, saying this is not wor

tonight, stephen welcomes jon stewart, john oliver, samantha bee, ed helms and rob corddry. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: woo! ♪ ♪ hey! what's going on? ( cheers and applause ) how are you? what's going on, man? >> jon: what's going on? >> stephen: how was your weekend? >> jon: great. ( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: hey! welcome to the "late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) huge story that broke just minutes ago, like, less than ten

stewart. >> did you have a chance to complete your thought? >> i just wanted to say what a positive way i see this bill as restarting a conversation around the things that we agree on. there have been so many years and years of efforts to communicate, when we look at in the millions of acres, category. and everyone comes away fairly unsatisfied that their point of view has been heard or understood. i think that the brilliance of what congressman stewart is advancing here is to say let's take 100,000 precious acres that we all agree should be preserved and should be visited, and let's work together to figure out how can make that a part of our national park system. >> thank you. and then chairman, i will be brief. i know we've been delayed somewhat. two things we can have very quickly and i think commissioner pollock, good friend of mine, a medic really admire you can probably best answer these questions. it's been described as something would come to the market feel disappointed. do you agree with that expectation? >> you mean the proposed new

commentator and strategist alice stewart and senator from pennsylvania, rick santorum. thank you for being here. angela, we had passionate conversations about this. i want to get your reaction. >> this is just a tough moment. given what's happening in the culture, a lot of people are facing reckoning. i continue to say to you what i have been saying since last week. i look forward to the day whether the position of power in politics or position of power in entertainment or position of power if you are the most senior

martha stewart was the youngest daughter of general daniel stewart. a hero of the revolutionary war and the war of 1812. it was he who marched off to seminole, the seminole wars in florida with his six sons, all of whom were 6 feet tall or taller leaving young martha stewart behind. he didn't want to leave her unmarried. in this regard my grandfather had proposed to my grandmother but, as a lady of the day did, she refused the first proposal. my grandfather apparently didn't have much patience in these issues of matrimony so he married a young and eligible lady lady in savannah, esther eltiot. a week lady my grandmother married john elliott who would go on to be a one-term united states senator from south carolina. and my grandmother, martha stewart elliott at that time was a wonderful hostess here in washington, d.c. after the term in congress and the term in senate senator elliott returned for retirement in south carolina but did not prevail long. two years after his retirement he died. shortly thereafter, esther elliott bullock died. at which point

thanks to breanna stewart for her report. florida is still trying to bounce back.he mayor of houston ask issed another $200 million. >> so many people still need help. we'll be right back with more "world news now." >> stay with us. treat goodness, eet hold on to your tiara kind of day. mmended probiotic brand. also in kids chewables. that cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. ♪ >>> boxing day in t my in-laws are celebrating. >> oh. >> and there was this other family celebrating christmas over the weekend in the uk as well. >> and that family is growing with duchess kate expecting a third and meghan markle now getting to know everyone before she marries prince harry in may. maggie wru maggie rulli has more. >> reporter: it's a royal holiday for meghan markle. >> an american, how amazing. >> reporter: and this american is making history, as the fir

with me isjustin urquhart stewart, director, seven investment management. everything came together in a perfect moment. we are 10 years on from the crash we forget how bad it was a decade ago. since then, we have had huge quantitative easing. banks pumping money into the system and purchasing assets, so they rose. the global economy has picked up and is doing well, not individually, but over the globe. 0n is doing well, not individually, but over the globe. on average, 3%. that may not sound exciting, but comparatively, it is brilliant. every single area, russia, latin america, who have been lacking, emerging markets, all of them are doing well. as you report said, it looks fantastic. you did not need stockbrokers, you could have done it yourself. doing nothing, you would have been fine. , these figures were huge. chinese shares up 48%. the dow jones in the us, at a quarter. can they continue? they cannot. things are not a straight line. they will shake. that is why investing in the stock market is not short—term. this forthcoming year will be much more dif

jonathan stewart takes the handoff.kes it all the way to the goal line, and then he just flops in for the 60-yard touchdown. the panthers led 14-13 at the half, and then look at this, game tied at 24-20 four. panthers on the goal line, stewart again, and carolina wins 31-24. join us for abc seven sports sunday at 11:35. former turpin running back lamont jordan will join us in studio and give us his analysis on the redskins-chargers game, plus other action from around the nfl. meanwhile, it was a big day of high school football. it had to wait one more day because the virginia state title game was postponed because of the snow. one team from our area, tuscarora high school in leesburg, faced highland springs of richmond in the class 5-a championship. right before half, some momentum for tuscarora. the throw to adam a great one-handed catch, takes it to the house. the huskies trailed 33-6 at the half. devonte a wall or come intercepted by alex lee who takes it back for the pick six. the huskies cut the lead. highland spri

if not they can pick it up. >> miss stewart says she likes her surveillance setup but she has an local postal worker. she said her car isn't parked here. the postal worker doesn't drop off the packages. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. michelle: controversy and fallout over a joke on a pizza box. why it got a pizza hut employee fired. jonathan: we are tracking the roads as the slight snow is over but the traffic is still slow going. bill kelly is back in a few minu announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. michelle: check this out. a broken water main sending water spraying 15 feet in the air in fort worth, texas. it also flooded the roadway there. a lot of water pouring out. repairs are expected to continue for several hours. jonathan: we now know what caused the death of the bethesda teenager over the weekend. navid sepehri with us found in a creek bed near the bannockburn swim club and last seen leaving a party with several other high school students. the state medical examiner said he died from acute alcohol intoxication further complicated by drowning

. >> we know when stewart edge is involved, there's a lot of generosity that comes into play. >> we got permission to take over a checkout aisle in our area. while they are checking out, i will go up and pay for their groceries. after i leave, sharon and bart will pretend like they never saw me. >> all right. and then, did you swipe your card? >> no, he did. >> did you swipe your car? >> no, the guy. >> the red hand, you've seen it. don't you play with me, you just saw it. >> guy in the white? >> is there a guy in white that works here? >> he's like a christmas angel. >> a christmas angel that was sent by the man upstairs. everybody, of course, thinks the corner office upstairs, but not that guy. the other one. >> a gentleman all dressed in white came up and paid and said he was from upper management and disappeared? >> yeah, and then went upstairs. >> are you guys kidding me? >> they are selling this well. >> it's paid for. >> now they are like, if we walk out, is security going to be on our backs? where's the receipt? >> they have a receipt. >> it says gift. i've never seen it say gif

in his beverly hills home library, academy award-winning actor and world war ii bomber pilot james stewart uses models, animation, and archival film to describe how the u.s. air force missile and jet arsenal is used as a deterrent in the cold war. mr. stewart, who also describes his world war ii service in a b-24 liberator, was promoted to brigadier general in the u.s. air force reserve in 1959 and flew a 1966 vietnam bombing mission. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. i hope you'll excuse all this, but i've been taking some time off from my job to look into something important to all of us that seems to be pretty well confused. what i mean is missiles, high performance airplanes. why do we have so many? why do we need both? where are we going with all this? a fellow asked me that question in london not very long ago. you know, it's not a simple question, and i couldn't give him a simple answer. and that's the reason for all this homework. it seems to me we've got to understand what we're building, how each of these missiles and airplanes add to our deterrent strength and why we've developed them and w

maroney and stewart are a few of the athletes who have said me too.hile time magazine tries to show a diverse cross section of our can untree, i feel they're leaving a group of strong women that serve as roll models for other young athletes going through the same trauma. the message is what matters. but i think people forget just how big this scope really is. lucy? >> touches whole lot of people. thank you very much, kristen snow in the forecast right. philadelphia police sending message telling drivers no savesies. department created video based on the hit netflix shows stranger thing. they've seen really strange things like filled trash bags saving things even a toilet. they say don't do that. >> save a parking spot. >> um-hmm. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: look out gronk because matt damon is now on your case. >> you think that gronk suspension was fair, bro? one game? >> probably, yeah. >> gronk just got suspended for that late, dirty hit. >> one game. >> one game. >> harvey wants him to go to jail. >> i thought it should have been a few mo

((pam)) anna stewart has more on the deal... and the big questions that deal raises.uch of fox, including the simpsons, will soon be owned by disney bob iger, abc: "i think that is pretty clear today that consumers want access to entertainment, one that is high quality, but two they want access pretty much anywhere, anytime, anyhow." fresh from the star wars red carpet, disney ceo bob iger will soon have many more movie premieres to attenddisney already owns huge movie franchises: star wars, the avengers, and frozen...now with the fox acquisition it'll add: x-men, planet of the apes and ice age under its fold. then there's the pay tv groups: sky, star tv, a stake in hulu, and a load of cable tv channels - giving it a massive global footprint and more content for the streaming services it plans to launch claire enders, enders analysis: "you have to remember there are only going to be a handful of global brands in this streaming space, we know that one them is netflix, the other is called hbo, the other one is called amazon video, and let's guess, the fourth will be cal

maroney and stewart are a few of the athletes who have said me too.hile time magazine tries to show a diverse cross section of our can untree, i feel they're leaving a group of strong women that serve as roll models for other young athletes going through the same trauma. the message is what matters. but i think people forget just how big this scope really is. lucy? >> touches whole lot of people. thank you very much, kristen snow in the forecast right. philadelphia police sending message telling drivers no savesies. department created video based on the hit netflix shows stranger thing. they've seen really strange things like filled trash bags saving things even a toilet. they say don't do that. >> save a parking spot. >> um-hmm. >> good morning, the hunt for peeping tom, caught on camera looking at woman in her bathroom. it is what she did next that caught him by surprise. >>> wind whipped the massive wild fires in california only growing worse. there are mass evacuations, walls of flames jumping highways and shortage on masks. there is so much smoke

he took over from a man named larry stewart 11 years ago. from cancer, he told the current santa that he wish he could have helped more people. >>> a bakery that's mixing "star wars" with a seasonal favorite, ginger bread. creations here. first the imperial star destroyer. it's made of ginger bread and frosting. it is edible. these are all the work of the "star wars" bakery. it's located in stockholm, sweden. >> they're rather ornate. they also recreated the millennial falcon and they made a model of an aerial imperial walker which was featured in the empire strikes back if you can remember way back. >> they have some of them in the recent one as well which by the way is doing pretty well at the box office, dominated again this week and making about $70 million. not bad. >>> more news after this. i had, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughs)! hey, chad! i missed you. ah! i was in the tree watching you, and then i fell. i'm not eating pizza from the trash. then i discovered mucinex. huge difference. one pill lasts 12 hours, and i'm good.

with me isjustin urquhart stewart, director, seven investment management.get any bitcoin. putting that to one side, why have markets done so well? you did not need a stockbroker, you could have done very well by doing nothing. as long as you were invested in something, frankly, everything went up. the primary reason is this, all central banks have been doing quantitative easing for years. be pushed asset prices up. —— they. the global economy is doing well. it makes a rotten headline, but 3%, io yea rs off makes a rotten headline, but 3%, io years off of the crash, we were in a financial disaster! then we had the quantitative easing and now all of the world is growing, even russia and latin america, in a terrible state for the last two years. even thatis state for the last two years. even that is growing. everything is going up. that is growing. everything is going erything that is growing. everything is going ing that is growing. everything is going p. that is growing. everything is going up. everything going up, but what goes up must up. everything going

. >> like, i should have, like, a a christopher walken or something and i have a a kristen stewart.e her. and i've done it to her. i did it to her and she was like, "yeah, i do that with my mouth." and i was like, "you're doing it now. i know!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so that -- can you do maybe kristen stewart, like, explaining what "pitch perfect 3" is about? [ laughter ] >> um, you know, there's like -- the bellas are out of college and, um -- [ laughter ] you know, they go on a uso tour and there's like, you know -- hilarity ensues, so --. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, that was -- [ cheers and applause ] i want to show everyone a clip. here's anna kendrick and rebel wilson in "pitch perfect 3." take a look at this. >> this is the ladder that'll take you up to the main deck where the bellas are. do not let -- hear what i'm doing below. >> okay. giant distraction coming up. you sure about this? >> have i ever let you down? >> dozens of examples spring to mind, if i'm honest. >> yeah. you're very unreliable. it's, like, one of the hallmarks of your personality. i don't think w

here to react utah congressman chris stewart. he is a member of the house intel committee.man, we have two, now, count them, two lead prosecutors in the mueller investigation who are clearly biased against president trump. how do we clean this up? >> gosh, i don't know. it was very troubling. i have to say one of the very first several months ago saying we should probably appoint an independent counsel but i have come to the conclusion mr. mueller was the last person in the country we should have appointed. he has ties and connections all through the people he was supposed to investigate. for him to be credible he has to be viewed as being fair. and the more we learn from him, the more concerned i am about this. david: the more concerned, frankly, congressman, a lot of people are, that this investigation is turning into a witch-hunt. it is run by people that hate donald trump. they proved their hatred in emails, texts all sorts of ways. >> not only that but they're hiding it. that is the thing that troubles us most. doj, fbi are hiding it. we've been trying to get informati

martha stewart living -- martha stewart will be here. you don't want to miss both of those amazing guests coming up during the show. the president's first major legislative push in the new year is going to be infrastructure. the white house expected to unveil preparing the nation's road come airports and bridges next month. earlier this year the administration propose spending $200 billion on infrastructure over the next decade that they say will spur a $800 billion on the state and local level. i bet to a trillion if you're keeping track right now. this comes as the major new york city area year extension bridge is now closed for emergency repairs. joining us now to weigh in. the near bridge has caused a traffic area but they train derailment outlasts. how much do you think democrats are going to get on board for infrastructure. normally they like to spend money. >> that is something we have to see how that plays out. if you remember during the obama years, the earlier bombing areas with a lot of infrastructure elements to it and republ

and she dropped bill clinton. >> stewart, what do you make of amanda's thought if senators are talking about having some sort of hearings or further discussion on roy moore, if he's elected, how do they not do that for the president? >> they absolutely should. this is just sort of basic common sense. of course, they should. and be very difficult not to do that. you need a forum for these women to be able to air their grievances, more than just a one hit on television. of course, we should. and you know, this idea that somehow the american people spoke to this issue because donald trump won the electoral college, i admire that spin. i donwon't say i haven't used t kind of spin myself before, but both of the other guests on the show worked for senator cruz. donald trump attacked senator cruz's wife. i don't think they would say that there was serious approval of what he did by the fact that donald trump won the electoral college. and it's just -- give him credit for trying it, but it's a bad spin and doesn't get away from sort of the basic deese aenls of this. it's sort of like this barg

. >> stewart, this was a very close race.oy moore won, even just by a little bit, i'm wondering if people would be saying steve bannon was sticking by him and this is the next wave of bannon candidates. >> listen, anderson, you and i know, everybody knows if roy moore had won, steve bannon would have been up on that stage last night instead of hiding back in the back room. but listen, i just want to say one thing. those of us who weren't for roy moore who are republicans, i don't think we should be patting ourselves on the back too much because this was a race that was won by african-americans in alabama and i think it's just very important, and frankly, moving to me that when there's a call to decency, not for the first time, blacks voted in record numbers. they won the day yesterday and i think that's just a tremendous step in this long civil rights march that alabama has been at the center of. >> there's another thing that was at play here. democrats did a really good job with the black element specifically but there's thi

jon stewart is. [applause] >> come on. >> i like jon stewart. r too, but if martin t you want to get the facts of the day and one in to be reliable, i good one.hews is a if you disagree, that is your prerogative, but aside from that i used to read time and newsweek all the time. i don't anymore. i used to read them cover to cover. just don't, because they don't tell it like it is. you find that is happening in a lot of newsrooms around the .ountry they want the status quo. they don't want to rock the boat. those guys, their days are gone .nd most of them are gone there are some good websites like bob mentioned and you should pick your tv shows based on what your interest is and should not waste a lot of time reading them. the nation is a good magazine. [applause] >> they happen to be honoring bob, when is that? month. thank you, larry. june 7, fairmont hotel. great. >> thank you. >> yes. >> hi. you are doing a good job. my question is indirectly political. what do you make of the trend that appears to be an pornography of pornographic images of

stewart mentioned the foreign travel we've done. we've gone to some of the roughest places in the world and some of the tightest bonds among us have been made. i think we can do that again, but let's informally meet and address these concerns, and then let's have a hearing on proper unmasking. if there is a standalone bill to be had to address some of the concerns that mr. gowdy has and mr. himes brought up, i think we can find bipartisan support for that. but to our enemies and to the people at home who are counting on us to produce a bipartisan bill today, they're not going to get that. they are going to get a partisan bill that addresses claims that have not yet been proven. and it's going to be just one more setback that we've seen, ironically, that started back on march 20th in this room, which i would submit was the day that the wheels came off the bipartisan spirit that this committee has always shown. so i hope my colleagues will pull this part of the legislation and allow us to show the american people that we are united in