roughly about 1000 people are waiting for a hard. a significant number of people die while on the waiting list. there is a transplant specialist in hanoverer, anhe says the situation is unacceptable. >> there is a lot of discussion and a lot>> it is a sensible th. >> i have never find, -- found the right number or been approached or filled of committ. ethics are debated. but the effect is there more pressure -- >> in spain, someone is considered an organ donor unless they refuse. >> this is also in austria and belgium. the number of organ donations is between 24 and 34 per million people. spain has the best ratio in europe. germany's conservative lawmakers are calling for a compromise solution. their parliamentary leader once everyone in the country to be asked once in their life whether they would like to be an organ dononor orot. the opposition social democrats are also hoping for greater willingness to donate. their parliamentary leader himself donated a kidney to his wife in 2010.. he supports the proposal. >> the results of this

wait. wait. wait. if you're doing, sumo you need a judge. [noises]ow! h iiiha chi. samurai is calling me. what's wrong now. did you call me? yes. oh, no, next door being noisy again. so, sorry, i'll go and tell them to be quiet. sorry, sorry. excuse me. [ noises] hey! come and join us. sorry but can you be quiet please, samurai. samurai? samurai? sorry we forgot. sorry. samurai. okay. we'll be quiet. unbelievable. that was your fault. you were the one that started talking about, sum. that was you making all the noise. shhhhhhh be quiet. let's change the subject. what shall we talk about now. we talked about sports. the weather. no. i know. let's talk about [whistles] women, love, romance, passion. look at us. we're not popular with the ladies. we haven't got any stories. actually we've got no experience. wait! i've got a story. i had an experience. you? yeah. actually i've never told you this before but in my younger days i used to work in a kimono shop. you did? yes. and 8 years ago i went to the house of the samurai to sell kimonos and the samurais name was,uto,go

now, you come back with the results and still want to wait. why are we waiting? we need the rate increase now. simple. [applaus[reading it -- >> [readg names] >> i and a medallion holder and full time driver. good afternoon, directors. the cab drivers are paying your bills now. as you noticed, there is a degree of anger and cynicism about how well we're being represented. i know that in terms of proper procedures and notices and so forth, what you can vote on today is not even a torso of what is needed. if the words are very soon, if you do take a proper role of the full package, i think that that is going to mean less chance of error. there are a number of other fees that we're simply not asking for now that could be discussed even if not adopted that would inform you as to the way that our thinking is going, but if something is not done in the very near future, the cynicism is going to get out of control. you are not hearing some of the anchor today because of the town hall meetings. i would like to offer just one piece of numerical facts. the 19% loss in incom

>> it would be very hard to wait yes. >> stephen: very hard to wait for marshmallows. feel the same way about grover meat. (laughter) it's good. it's good. now, this experiment was first performed in 12970s to determine a child's self-control and the results were startling. according to the study kids kids who at the age of three displayed the most self-control were far more likely to be healthy and wealthy in their 30s. evidently, your ability to resist eating a marshmallow determines your future success. (laughter) i say it's time to test this theory. i happen to have a bag of marshmallows right here and... (laughter) ... i could have sworn that was full before the show. never mind, i always carry a spare bag. so the theory is that if i resist eating this now then i get to have two later. let's try it. where's the marshmallows? (laughter) let's try it the other way. leer two that i can have later. i was wrong as i resisted eating this one. (laughter and applause) where the (bleep) are my marshmallows? (laughter) jimmy! jimmy, we need to spray the studio for raccoons

, wait, wait, wait. >> no, no, no.the reception and taking a run at one of the bridesmaids. [ cheers and applause ] seriously. this guy is -- this guy has -- >> jimmy: i love this guy. uncle gary. >> he shaved his -- we all have an uncle gary. shaved his head. >> jimmy: we do. >> he's got tattoos everywhere. a little issue with controlled substances. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> they weren't even going to -- they weren't going to invite him, but they thought he'd be so pissed off if they snubbed him that he'd freak. and so they decided we have to invite him. it's like keep your friends close and your enemies closer. >> jimmy: i love weddings. >> uncle gary. that's the moment. watch for uncle gary. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. that's very -- >> i know. >> jimmy: now, who's -- everyone on the "today" show is going, right? >> meredith is there. al is there. ann will be there. i'll be there. natalie -- >> jimmy: who's going to be here in new york? >> hoda and kathie lee are back. [ light laughter ] >> oh, no. wait, wait, wait. this

an overall agreement with regard to how gas infrastructure could be treated and i think we should wait and see how that agreement works out and what exactly that means for the status of the project at the same time it is clear that the participants in the project and they represent about one third of all e.u. member states. feel very strongly along with russia that this project these are clear priority status so we're working on that or discussing it were up to mystic about. russia's energy minister mr expects to sign an agreement with the e.u. this autumn what kind of agreement could be there is russia want to have this. same preferences as nobuko for example or you ready for a compromise. we see this quite separately from whatever partners may have a arranged among themselves or wait to eat with the you member countries what we really want to make sure of is that whilst we of course respect the the legal framework within the european union when we work what we want to make sure of is that whatever specific measures are taken do not in any way undermine the economic viability of the p

people that are waiting to buy a car may wait a few more days to get a 1% decrease.t could be significant. >> any time taxes go down, i think consumers are happy. if consumers are happy, business owners are happy. >> it looks like customers will wait and save. perhaps the bigger story is that they are buying once again. >> and so back here live at the kia dealership where in san jose, economists say that is a positive psychological impact that will provide a very slight bump to gross sales in california. >> we'll wait and see if that does occur. thanks. >>> tonight the pentagon says a soldier from albany was killed in afghanistan during his third deployment overseas. specialist kevin hillaman died on saturday. during his career, the 28-year- old received several metals including the bronze star and purple heart. he joined the army eight years ago. he was based in hawaii. >>> at least 13 people have been killed in a standoff between militants and police in afghanistan's capital of cobble. the dead include six suicide bombers who attacked the intercontinental hotel chr

wait, wait, wait. a new book about seal team 6 and winner of this year's incredibly well timed book release prize. (laughter) >> jon: to turn to a more serious topic, for the past two weeks the news has been dominated by scandal of a particularly pur yent nature. -- pure yent nature. i for one believe that it's time that we lift our gaze from the gossip filled gutter. the real challenge for newt-- (laughter) >> jon: the real challenge for a news program such as ours is not how best to indulge our most base and callow instincts but how best to choose which important but now overlooked story of importance to do first. simple. a little editorial authority, with the help of our friend, a giant-- (cheers and applause) giant-- ought to do it. now i give you now the daily show [bleep] blocked stories roundup. these are our stories. now these are all stories that have been [bleep] blocked by this recent scandal. by the way, les you think me crass, this is the exact rubber penis wheel edward r. murrow used. (la

list for an organ transplant, the vast majority of them waiting for a kidney.ver the last decade, an estimated 60,000 people died while still waiting for a transplant. given those numbers, many experts say there is a moral obligation to encourage more people to become organ donors. >> just a little nudge would do enormous amounts of good in terms of saving lives and making sick people's lives better. >> the incentive for flavia walton to become an organ donor was clearly to benefit her husband of 42 years. >> if god could give his son for me, or for us, i could certainly give a kidney to keep someone else alive. and i certainly want to keep him around as long as possible. i don't know if he wants to keep me around that much longer. >> no, i got no complaints. >> okay, okay. but no, it was not a hard decision at all. >> living donors are screened psychologically to ensure they are not being unduly pressured into the surgery. it is major surgery, but because of medical advances the risks to the donors are quite low. because of these factors, professor veatch at g

and we dare for have to wait and see about the general view is that we would not. back to significant volumes of shale gas to come to the markets in europe until at least twenty twenty five or beyond. there may be some production in some parts of europe before that but that would not really impact this ousting project at all and alan g. well let's wait and see it is true that we have more alan sheen receiving tar minerals now in europe than we had let's say five or ten years ago that's good news it gives the market more options more flexibility. but we also have to wait and see how much of that liquefied natural gas is actually coming to europe and much of that will be find on pricing so we'll have to wait and see i think a large modern pipeline system such as self-esteem is definitely proven to be very competitive that's always been the case in the history of the gas industry and it will be the case for itself. but i you know russian partners are russians ready to to meet this new possibilities the new challenge challenges of which we're talking because quite a qu

so wait. tell me about this movie, and why it was... >> you're really bumming me out because i can't... that's my job. >> jon: yeah. there's plenty in there for you, too. there you go. wait. did it work. can you pull that out? can i tell you something? this is why talk shows plan conversation. >> got it. [laughter] >> jon: because at a certain point, it really is just all about a surgical procedure. i clearly did not cut that one. >> no, cut that one. the great thing about this is we are not... oh, good job. >> jon: thanks, brother. >> we're almost done. we're almost done. >> jon: we have to do one more otherwise people will be like, dude, throw it on the web. >> i'll hold it up, you snip it. >> jon: can i tell you something? i think that's it. tell me when your movie is opening. >> it's the 24th, on friday. >> jon: tell me how awesome it is. okay. almost. >> the scissors are... you got it. you got it. you got it. oh. hold on, hold on. >> jon: i can't believe there's actual suspense building.

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i don't think we can wait much longer than that. so, you know, all of you, i know all of you have my phone number. continue to use it, please. i welcome your input. whether you yell at me or not, that's my job, ok. just be civil about it. >> thank you, director bridges. >> i think i need a point of clarity to make sure i understand clearly, if, first of all, i support the increase but i'd like to know for sure, all the proposals before us for the increase and implementation, if we do this, it could not be done all at one time in the system or it would, i guess, cost additional money to do it incrementally. is that true? >> i think that was a question related to the meters and the annual, i guess, calibration that we would want to do anything related to the meters all at one time. if we do it in separate steps that would create additional cost, registration costs. >> so in moving it, doing it all at once, voting on it two meetings from now, one meeting from now, would not make a difference. >> not as it relates to implementation. wha

wait. wait. wait. i know. snow herrings are very expert so take your time to watch them. so, watching them. they're sleeping. [snoring] i don't need to use my wonderful idea. i won't have to call out to them at all. i just go. [snickering quietly] they're still sleeping. how can i get it done. i should have brought a big bag or something like that. any way i just put his head - and then then stash him in my kimono. i can't get in front of them. easy. this is a big hour. my next victim. [snickering quietly] next. bet i capture 150. my body is full of many herring. [laughing] where is my robe. it's missing. a temple god must have taken my ladder away. the man started pacing back and forth wondering how to get down. so, the sunlight made one of the birds wake up. bird:i can't breathe. so i must be catching a bad cold. i drank too much, saki rice wine last night. was a little tipsy. i don't remember. any way. think can't move. someone is leaning on me so who is it. my cousin. my brother. we've been got by a hunter. hey! my cousin, wake up. no. not a good morning. we've been c

and i think we'll have to wait and see therefore we review also. i do not have a good comparison with any other projects on our book though it is clear that a number of the participants and they have said so publicly extract much higher of course than originally estimated. and we will have to wait and see whatever they come up with when they take a final investment decision before that it is really until that point it's really not so we easy to talk about who is cheaper or more expensive the key is. if you have sufficient gas will suit a pipeline that of course significantly improves the economics and that seems to be an issue for some of the other pipeline projects. such as noble coal but are more. to do you feel the competition from the book anyway. but i don't i don't see the sentence of competing projects they are very different in nature and a book called very heavily of course depends on the ability to get adequate gas supply large volumes of gas supply into the market through the pipeline system in this case the gas is available we're really

well let's wait and see it is true that we have more l.n.g. receiving cardinals now in europe than we had let's say five or ten years ago that's good news it gives the market more options more flexibility. but we also have to wait and see how much of that liquefied natural gas is actually coming to you. much of that will be find on pricing so we'll have to wait and see i think a large modern pipeline system such as self-esteem is definitely proven to be very competitive that's always been the case in the history of the gas industry and it will be the case with cells. but i your russian partners are russians ready to to meet this new possibilities the new challenge challenges of which we're talking because we're or they are still pretty conservative then and still prefer to to make their money the old way i mean by pumping gas into europe to pipelines. well i'm not here to talk for all the companies that are in this business i'm really focusing on the south and pipeline project as such but let me say this if you have large natural resources con

that is again, the 10 cents increase on 1/5 of a mile or the waiting time. we calculate that the impact to our parents of program are between $750,000 and brushing up to about $1 million of additional subsidy that we would have to provide. however, there are quite a lot of savings coming out of the paratransit program now as a result of the paratransit debit card. i consider this a very good use of the savings because we certainly want taxi drivers to feel that the paratransit program is supporting them in the same way they are supporting the paratransit program. they are very effective and successful and efficient a resource for this, and we want them to feel good about serving the paratransit customers. i think the more economic incentive we provide, the better service our customers are going to get. and the paratransit customers receive a fixed allotment of savings between $90 and up to $300 per month, so there is a fair increase, what that means for your typical paratransit customers that they can take your rights. this is an important consideration for

you wait for 15 minutes. you have an algorithm. you can use the algorithm and reduced the statistics. this is the point. in the past, the fifteen and third performed well. today, the third street light rail should be given an f-minus. that is my analysis. what i heard today was an analysis of the paralysis. we do not need that. when it comes to the language, most of the chinese constituents take a different line to get to chinatown you bang -- to giant dump. many others who speak chinese. -- to chinatown. they need others to speak chinese. [chime] >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am it long time in muni -- i am a longtime muni rider living in district 10. thank you for holding this meeting and for your sensitivity to the diverse riders in district 10. i want to suggest that in addition the finding of broadcasters on the buses, muni bad -- add 311. this is easy to transition over. if the project is supposed to have riders, this department would have been assessing our diverse residence for all these years, and not just this year. m

wait 20 minutes. wash your hands. wait a half-hour, to drink it, tastes like pool water but it kills germs. >> what kind of food do you want to keep? open the fridge don't open it too much. eat all perishable food first. you want to save emergency supplies. what emergency supply food do you want to /kaoepl. keep? energy bars. dry food. canned vegetables. can corn, can peas, you can drain that and drink the water and eat the vegetables. buy can food that you eat normally. and a can opener. first aid kit, have 3. have you a small one in the car, have a nice sized one for home and make sure you have one at work. make sure if you are a diabetic or have a heart condition, something that you normal take have a little supply. have a storage area for this. consider this. if you have a supply kit, make sure you have one that's mobile. mobile meaning, if you have to evacuate a square mile for disaster or terrorist or anything, have it in there with you in case you are on your own for a bit. you might not be in your home. you mi

what actually matters is the time people waiting and median waiting times are down and that is what is happens in the nhs and what is -- >> order, order. i know the prime minister will be a follow of apartmentry protocol and he won't say the parliament leader misled the apartmt. >> he gave facts of waiting time are down. this is simply opposition and weak government. that's what we get from the leader. >> mr. speaker, the whole house will note he didn't withdraw that and he's rattled about the health service. there's no wonder he's rattled about the health service because he's making a complete mess of the health service and everybody up and down the country knows that and what's the most important reason he's making a mess of the health service? because however much he says, he loves the nhs. however, many times he says it. the truth is he's got the wrong values. he wanted to put a free market free for all at the center of ourealth service. and any changes he makes now -- and any changes that he makes now are not because he wants to make the changes. but because he's been found out. m

people waiting to buy a car may wait a few more days to get a 1% decrease.nificant. >> any time taxes go down, consumers are happy. if consumers are happy, business owners are happy. >> it looks like customers will wait and save. perhaps the bigger story is that they are actually buying once again. >> and back here live at the kia dealership, now the sales tax here in san jose will go from 9.25% down to 8.25%. not a whole lot of money in the grand scheme of things, but economists say it's a positive psychological effect and that will be enough to bump up gross sales in california by .3%. >> yeah, gets people back in stores. thank you. >>> tonight the pentagon is confirming that a soldier from albany was killed in action in afghanistan during his third deployment overseas. specialist kevin hillimand died saturday after insurgents attacked his unit. the 28-year-old received several metals including the bronze star and a purple heart. he joined the army eight years ago. he was based in hawaii. >> at least 13 people have been killed in a standoff between militan

wait. wait, wait, wait. >> jimmy: you almost said something. all right. here we go. ridiculous. that's crazy. [ cheers and applause ] that is just crazy. a crazy person does that. >> all right. >> jimmy: a person that's not sane does that. >> all right, move. get out of my vibration. >> jimmy: i'm not in your vibration. here we go. >> all right, all right. let me see here now. >> jimmy: oh, wait. okay. >> yes! you made me move. >> jimmy: no, i did not. here we go. >> jimmy, jimmy, jimmy, jimmy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm not going to gloat. i'm not going to gloat. all right. come on. you're a crowd favorite. >> my turn. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> all right. okay. hold on. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's it. >> i was getting them in the hole before you walked up. oh, my -- [ laughter ] oh. that was wrong. >> jimmy: i know. i know. >> yeah! this is it. this is it. this is going to like -- blow your hole. here we go. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my god. here we go. all right? drink. now it's a drinking game, too. here we go. >>