>> we commute to work on a tandem bicycle. >> did you guys know that stephen and i met on j-date. did you know? >> we did. >> jimmy: stephen was lurking on j-date? >> he was trolling for jews. [ laughter ] >> i got a gem. >> jimmy: where did you guys meet? >> jimmy, we've been friends for 15 years. you know how we met. oh, the story. >> jimmy: yeah, the story, yeah. >> i met you --

walls have been retain on the probability and therefore the probability has been determined to be a tandem amount to a demolition and that was based on the original plans here's the first lan and there is the demolition plan for the current demolition, they are identical and so when did it stop being tanned mount to a demolition and so when magic wand was waved over this probability to make it an alter ration and it's a demolition that destroys affordable middle class housing. >> okay speakers in favor of the d r you have three minutes, i have one card here m. o n iq u e may be. >> i'm the owner of 485 jersey street and if live infinite value yo for 20 years now and i enjoy the architecture very much and as you know it's a wonderful area composed of edwardian and victorian homes and since i have lived in jersey street there have been no large additions on any of the homes on my block and we have been a very stable block in that period of time four and-a-half year ago the original owner of 48 one sold their home to bar ton and epiand is i work with in good fate with bar ton to come up with

now, we know you guys are -- you're a tandem on the air, partners.nds, do you have things in common? do you hang out together? what goes on with you? >> we hang out, phone calls, mostly late night stuff. it's -- >> i'll text jon at 1:00 a.m., i'll go, "you up?" >> and this is kind of our thing, i go, "you know i am." >> i think we're both products of isolated childhoods. >> nice to have another, like, nerd friend. >> jimmy: are you nerds? i wouldn't hit the of you guys as nerds. >> really? >> jimmy: not really, no. >> more like geeks? >> jimmy: i don't know, maybe so i don't have to think of myself as a nerd. >> i look at you as -- >> more of a spaz. >> jimmy: thank you. >> i see him as a guy that would take my lunch money. >> you had lunch money? >> i was living the dream, baby. he is much more literate -- the man's recall and photographic memory -- i know of no one in the world -- >> thank you. >> that is fluent in the bible and "lord of the rings." like, he can do both -- >> they're very similar. >> but he can knock out passages, you know, i'm mor

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during the holiday-shortened week the markets moved in tandem for the fiscal cliff. up more midweek. the markets continued to climb on friday. stunning accusations that one of america's iconic companies hewlett-packard which acquired autonomy last year for $11 billion is accusing autonomy of what it called serious improprieties in its bookkeeping and inflating its own value. meg witman says the company lied about how much it was worth. >> we believe there's a willful effort on the part of certain members of autonomy management to mislead shareholders when they were a publicly held companies and mislead buyers including hp and we stand by the forensic review we have seen. as you know, we have turned it over to the fcc. >> we are shocked. we have been pretty ambushed by this today. first we heard about it was a press release and we refute them. they are factually incorrect. we'd like to learn more about them. i'm afraid the details haven't been shared with us. >> reporter: autonomy ceo said the company followed normal accounting practices. hp took an $8.8 billion charg

it's tandem mountto a demolition and asked the sponsor to filed a dem application application and there was no demolition application filed. something happened it was it was not put in the file. >> johnathan? >>> take a look if he plans, the plan screen to you -- the walls that are coming down and the green one are the one that is they claim are standing up but they cannot stand up because they are digging down and the walls on this building are one 30 -years-old and they cannot hold additional stories and everybody knows that from the beginning and this entire building is going to be demolished and the plans say had a and so no demo application filed no explanation why there was a as if from the staff calling this a -- and not a demolition and the demolition plan is identical to what the staff called a demolition yourself. use your common sense take a stand against these fake demolitions. >> sponsor you havetwo-minute rebuttal. thank you commissioners. first of all,, we what mr. butter showed a plan that was a plan that they would agree to and that was a plan that was the subject of a

on this day, an the four jumpers are going to attempt a series of tandem formations while they lock armsle exiting the plane and simultaneously tilt together into a head-down position. >> basically we're two and two. and the two outside and two inside we go this way. the plane is probably going 100 miles an hour. but we've got to jump going towards the wind. immediately, we put our heads down. it takes a lot of lot of jumps for you to master that, and you have to keep practicing. this day, we got to altitude, which is 13,500 feet. everything was fine. so, we got ready, hold hands, jumped out. we knew it was just a matter of getting out of the plane and trying to hold for as long as we could because of so much vibration that we couldn't hold to each other. >> wind turbulence and vibration is normal at that altitude and inevitably, it causes tandem teams to break up. >> everything moved so different. you're dealing with turbulence, even from the air hitting your friends. >> but this is about to be one bad break up. >> when we broke off, two guys went to one side. me and another guy to anot

even low income customers to buy into shares of the program or to get energy efficiency installed in tandem for signing up with the program so there are reasons to reach out even to the communities we're not planning to enroll in the first phase and that is really important. the last point that i would raise just to make sure it's on everybody's radar screen, and i ask all the commissioners to hear this one because it's something i haven't brought up before, and commissioner campos i think you were at least at a hearing about the revenue bond oversight committee. some very serious issues have been raised about that committee and as the build out work proceeds and gets off the ground next spring we need to make sure that any of these questions and complications that currently exist with the revenue bond oversight committee are cleaned up and that body is fully independent and functional when we start bonding for the large scale local installation of renewables and efficiencies. if you folks would -- i wanted to give you that red flag right away so you're on top of that. >> thank you very muc

and i know in the last year and a half we talked about innovative solutions not only clubs but in tandem with the police department and the neighborhood, and i really see a big stalemate there especially with the neighborhood people not really wanting to do anything but you know penlallize the club, and i think that's not the best solution for this area and i hope that we can pull together and really come up with some change that we can implement soon, and i just wanted to say ten tentatively december 12 we will have a north beach holiday party for neighbors on broadway. we feel that it is important to get people there and to start having an open dialogue, and so we hope to move forward with that, and ask for help along the way. >> i have a question for jocelyn. so are we here november 6 or not because it's election day? >> well again that's a commission decision. at the staff level are open to canceling that meeting if the commission so desires. i think we kept appointments off calendar for the most part so it's fairly easy based on some concern about quorum in general on election day,

build-down as we've said for years, local power has shown a financial model that can launch the program in tandemprice parity with pg&e, not at a premium. and that is absolutely crucial. that means we can offer ratepayers something that will be the same price as pg&e, except for the exit escape charge that pg&e gets. that will be a small increase. during those discussions, it became clear to us that staff seems intent on just continuing with the current track this they were prepared to do which is focusing on the shell contract. this radically changes potentials for how we're going to roll out the shell project, what pricing we will set for shell. we need the rate fairness board to make sure we're analyzing this information and if what local power is presenting is going to work we need to adopt that, and not a program that has this huge premium that's going to scare off customers. i will speak to this when we get to item 19 but i wanted to raise that that we're now in a -- we need to get back together on this and that you see what local power is doing so we can get the best deal for ratepayers th

you could say the bears are sporting the best quarter tandem in the week some people might argue withdeny what he has done this month the great effort against calvin johnson in this monday night game a couple of weeks ago and of course the back-to-back games of dallas and jacksonville he has done away more than the bears could have asked of him. i don't think recognition makes me a better player. i've been doing what i've been doing for a long time. at the end of the day i think that's the only thing that really matters. he is starting to see right now. at practice bryant or lacquer into julie's peppers took their normal thursdays off. their timing has been impeccable and the pressure of the one list. >> we have gone pressure all season long. there are seven or eight guys, a lot of them can cover. when i was leaving the united center taj gibson blew past me and ran into the bulls office saying they had to get assigned which they did four years and 38 million it was worth the wait the bulls are going to have taj one way or the other either a restricted free agent last summer or in long

what i'm hoping is that we're now seeing what may eventually be seen as some sort of an economic tandem or in the one hand it's quite clear at this stage is intending to have you know big energy sector we see it with russ noti in k. you know under state controlled regulated industry you know that industry clearly is going to remain you know a major part of the state's portfolio and a big part of the whole economy but on the other hand it doesn't preclude what we hope will be now faster reforms and more effective efforts to develop the broader economy new industries services industries etcetera you know for example industries that might grow on the back of w two your membership which might be having dinner we're going to go with a short break and after the break we'll continue our discussion on russia's energy sector stain. you won't get to the truth don't let the world pass you by as the best and brightest take my eyes gather in moscow some came to work while others came to play get up close and personal with devices that recreate masterpieces and scan russian treasures from inside and

assuming they're all running in tandem with each other. >> you you should look within equities about. you have spread in performance between stocks is dramatic. so i would disagree with that. there is correlation between risk on, risk off, that's for sure. but when you have to give money to the german government to it take your money, i think there's something absolutely wrong with this. and i think if you think of equity risk premium for example, in five years time, are we going to look back at now and say, well, things are sort of troughed a little bit, that was the time, even though markets have had a very good run in the past 12 months actually. >> so we're coming out of to a certain degree, but we have these enormous disparity in 9 perfo the performance of stocks. >> it has been those macro funds that are dealing in all those asset classes who are saying hang on a minute, what are we supposed to be betting on here. there are no clear trends. very high profile ftse listed companies that have trend following software that perform extremely poorly. but, yes, you do have the situatio

a popular democratic institution but it is meant to be a functional institution that does work in tandem with the house and when you have members of the leadership and the house saying you know we're going to collectively work with leadership in the senate to obstruct but that is not what it is intended to do and i think that it has backfired a little but i think people are very frustrated and it didn't when necessarily a fourth wave election it didn't actually get any more i don't think we're going to see more seats going republican in fact i think we are seeing a more progressive bent to some of the democrats that have that are going to be joining us in the senate these days erica community marc harrold want to thank you guys for joining us certainly some new numbers coming in from interesting information good to have your perspective thank you thank you both we want to bring you up to speed with one battleground state that's neck and neck with eighty percent of the precincts reporting president obama and mitt romney are literally tied at forty nine apiece also there are reports a very

i'm glad i'm doing a tandem, i would not pull the chute.ing -- exactly what i imagined it would be. >> jimmy: who was mounted to you during this? [ screams ] >> i was the only one who got a girl, which was funny. >> jimmy: you got a girl? what a surprise. [ laughter ] how much did she pay you to take you on this? >> didn't think she was that into it. it was weird. she had this little wrist camera and she was trying to get me enthusiastic to get a little movie going and every time she turned it on i was so, like, crippled with self-consciousness. very, very australian and i kind of outdoor sportsy and -- >> jimmy: did you get scared on the way down? >> no, i just -- i just, i don't know. i was completely -- i felt so relaxed. i loved it. >> jimmy: you did? you loved it? something would you do again? >> i wanted to go up immediately afterwards. >> jimmy: was she screaming on the way down? "oh my god i'm attached to robert pattinson?" was there screaming? >> i thought i was screaming but but like, this gutteral, sounded like ted levine's voice

was the national security council probably -- possibly doing things in tandem with their ambassador thaty might not have reported? did the agency involved? lou: let me interject. referring to obviously what paul brought well in a denver october 26 beach said. at least an occurrence of the tensions at the cia and next in benghazi, and i'm sorry. go ahead. >> but allow me to say this. i don't think that makes any sense because the agency, when people are captured and they would render them off to somewhere very quickly. there is a larger narrative here , this ministration, not spoken about. unfortunately they're willing to take the beating of a this, the public beating that they're taking over this because the truth is probably worse and has serious consequences. you know, if it was not for certain elements of the media, we would not know. this may turn out to be a very, very large problem for this administration or this entire story. lou: and the instinct as to where this goes next? >> well, i think there will probably come i would not be surrrised on the tampa site is uc more individuals

along with that, ford which they rode in tandem cycle together here. >> since you're from new jersey, i'm going to bump into you and say why did you bless that, mr. cramer? i actually think moving into europe is a big mistake. europe is actually falling off a real cliff, not a fiscal cliff. i don't want to have any company that is overexpanded or moving to europe right now. ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. if you're looking to ride this domestic auto business we like carmax. don't put the pedal to the medal while we have the fiscal cliff road block. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, can you handle the heat? cramer gets you fired up for a searing hot lightning round. >>> later, you stumped him. now he's back with the answers. >>> it's time for the lightning round. i am starting with glenn in maryland. glenn! >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i was wondering what you think about cmg chipotle? >> i think it bottomed at the $232 level. we need to wait for a pullback. let's go to lisa in hawaii. lisa! >> caller: hi, jim. my stock is palo alto network. what do you think? >> a good company bu