and waiting and waiting for services, and this is just a tremendous waste of human resources. transgendered women, gender variant, gender non-conforming people artist -- especially discriminated against in the shelter system, and these will lines -- i've heard a lot of cases of people's in patients being expressed through transphobia, like one man's complaint about men dressing as women in order to get preferential treatment, and that is because there are just flat out not enough beds available and that working conditions for the staff. so i would really like some energy to be put into this. this is serious. supervisor kim: thank you. [applause] my apologies again -- if we could refrain from the applause. i want to make sure that everyone gets to speak. >> good afternoon, super beat -- supervisors. i bring you greetings from super action network.

and then they told the tax payers if you wait until this date filing season starts here, if you wait until this date you can go online and you can see the information that we have. so you can bo sure about what you get. so they voluntarily asked tax payers to sort of wait in the filing season. and because they had a prefilled return so that tax payers could just sort of download that information and fill in the rest of the stuff, it was viewed as a very positive thing. now they're really getting about -- about 40% of their tax payers are actually waiting and using the information that the agency is getting voluntarily. and they're getting to the point where they might be able to say, okay, now we're changing deadlines because we're seeing people move to later in the filing season. that's the approach that we've recommended. use it voluntarily. make it as a dieshl thing, tax payers will wait because they want the certainty. negotiate with your partners like the irs is beginning to do. and rather than bringing a huge shock to the system, where tax payers are really desperately waiting

they are waiting waiting to move forward on this. they have to unlock this trash can. it is important to consider the time line. police said the gun was spotted, maybe as early as 5:30 a.m. this morning by a caller but the caller didn't report it till 4:30 p.m. this afternoon. police are securing the trash can, waiting to see if there is a gun down there. the reason it is significant, as we show you pictures with chopper 2, how close we are to oikos university. down edgewater drive, that is walking distance away from the school where the shooting happened on monday. 7 people killed. three more injured. after that shooting, we were told it was a .45 caliber hand gun. along with assistance from the sheriff's office, the police department conducted a search here in oakland, long the route -- along the route one goh ko traveled. there was suspicion he could have dumped it in the water. they took a long time to look for the gun. before the break in the case, possible break today happened, i talked to police and they said they were continuing the search. and 4:30 p.m. they g

so he's sitting there waiting, waiting, waiting. hinckley can't believe he's that close to the people. agent right there. hinckley pulls out his gun and envisions himself dying in a burst of gunfire, you know, suicide by cop, suicide by secret service agent, and -- and he starts shooting. >> shots fired. shots fired. there are some injuries. >> mr. president. [ gunfire ] >> there was a wealth of documentary material from that day that explains what happened. a lot of video. three networks shot video of it. there's still photographs and there's two groups of really great aystl a white house photographer from a.p. his fourth day as the white house photographer for a.p., and he was around here somewhere. he shoots over the limousine, and he has the great shots of parr throwing reagan into the car. then you have the white house photographer who is trailing reagan in this area, and he's shooting pictures that way. and by using those two pictures you need a sense of what happened. watching the video, still all two-dimensional and the fbi

they are just waiting to be let in. as you can see, for seniors, disabled, standing in these lines is a hardship. getting away from a line-based system would dramatically improve the shelter system. over 1/3 of shelter beds are set aside for homeless cap recipients. you have heard this information on multiple occasions, but it is important to repeat. however, they make up only 7% of the homeless population. and they get to keep the beds even if they do not use them. the unused beds are released one night at a time. this creates an undue burden on people with disabilities. this is just the last video that i have for you. >> good morning, sir. what is your name? >> gary allen. >> where are we right now? >> in front of the mission neighborhood resource center. >> what time did you get here? >> 6:00. >> 6:00 in the morning. why did you get here at 6:00 when they do not open

waiting. a nightmare. believe me. just want to try execution date for anybody to go through my life. i security prison poland's case is found in the middle of the texan countryside. this death row has the highest number of executions in the us an inmate waits for an average of ten years before being executed. for a long time french activist sandrine no shortage has been alongside thomas. miller fighting against the death penalty and the horrors of waiting on death row on the shore of what we are on the road between parlance the prison where he's a guest for and has a city where the it's a question room is zero down here is the last throes of course an advanced death it is their last chance to look outside and see nature and trees rather and their last chance to smell and feel or because they've been a solitary confinement for so long as are opened their lives of us. as i remember a man sentenced to death was said that as each breath he took a long the road to death he heard he's heard it louder and louder on this doub

actually the police were already waiting for thomas. at night when miller drove his car down a dead end the police ambushed him but they arrested and those plans gunfire broke out. it is in front of this house at the shooting took place. this is ninety eight to fifty one. when he saw the police thomas miller tried to escape. to try to get away through here. he was severely wounded by several gunshots he jumped on the court and start running. and was shot. we just make a move as well as per hour can be heard. somebody how do you see the sea of them they're going to be leaders be if you do you can. actually do me i told thomas that it certainly looked to me like he was supposed to bring you into the story. and. to tell us that no that he didn't expect to be. to be stabbed in the back by his friend. in fact miller was denounced by his friend john hicks he confessed to the robbery but associated miller with the murder of the young hotel clerk. when you have a lot of people involved in a crime those that come to the prosecutor first and say

the wait list constitutes -- continues to grow with 223 people waiting in line to have access to a public recreational amenities. the average most senior applicant weights 24 years. this way is inappropriate in light of the public trust doctored as set force in the trust legislation. because there is great demand for berth, the value is associated with the transfer of the birthing agreement. the transfer includes the use of electrical, water, and other city services. as such, this mlb may also be inappropriate in light of the california's constitution prohibition. as set forth in article 16, section 6. even more so than subleasing, we have found that grand juries and the california department of waterways have expressed outrage about the undermining of public access, the lack of liquidity and transparency in such transactions by private individuals involving public assets. as such, the first draft of the proposed rules and regulations from the department back in january included a new trends for policy. moving on to the berthing license. some berth holders claim the current agreement with

the supervising deputy in charge says it's a waiting game and complicated case because they are waiting on final police report and police are waiting on cell phone records to see if the driver was texting or talking. they are waiting on the crime lab to see if he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. the investigation could take a couple more weeks. d a's office telling us that juveniles cannot be rearrested but their office can file charges later and in this case it would be vehicular manslaughter, one misdemeanor, three felony possibilities, the harshest one carrying a sentence of ten years. the family telling us they are focused on the healing and memories and leaving everything else to the investigators. nbc bay area news. >> a drunk driver who plowed into a young baseball fan near at&t park is being sentenced in san francisco. 23-year-old andrew vargas pleaded guilty to felony dui in exchange for a year in county jail. five years probation and community service. vargas was driving in the oncoming lanes last august when he hit 9-year-old phillies fan, ryan white who was in to

i wait for about four hours. my bags were not checked, so i went back, and he said not to worry about the backs, they would handle it. just sit down and do what i was asked. i did that, and i got the bed, but my bag stayed behind the door. that morning, the man came and told me they were talking about throwing my personal belongings away. i said i would check and see what was happening. my bags were by the door. they were moved from one door to the next. so when i got there, i said they were buybacks. they told me to sit down. i went and sat down, here comes a lady about two hours later. "who left those bags there. you have no business leaving these there." i said that the job was to go and ask dorman about the bags. she said i could not talk to her like that -- supervisor kim: you are at time. if you could wrap up your last sentence. >> i just want to let you know, the system needs to be changed. the system needs some order to it. supervisor kim: thank you. [applause] >> my name is mark call again. this is my do

scheduling procedures in 2005, and outpatient wait times in 2007. during both audits, we found schedulers were entering an incorrect desire date. and our current practice -- for new patient appointments, the schedulers frequently stated they used the next vablg appointment slot as the desired date of appointment for new patients. this practice greatly distorts the actual waiting time for appointments. to illustrate, vrksz arksz received approximately 211,000 new patients received their appoint onto on the -- vl ha,'s data would show a 0-day wait time. based on discussions with medical center staff and our review of the zeta, we contend it is not plausible to have that many appointments scheduled on the exact day of the patient's desire. offer the rest of my time to dr. day who will provide the overall oi zbrks conclusion. o'. >> ranking chairman, members of the committee, it's an honor to testify before you today. i, my staff in the -- daily basis deal with clinical square issues in va and we know that both the employees and the leadership in va str

wait a minute. wait, wait -- squirrels don't lay eggs, do they? >> and i go -- let's google it.dn't remember, i was like, i think they're mammals but what if they're not? >> jimmy: lizards in fur coats. >> exactly. and so he helped me clean up. there were two bags worth of sticks. >> jimmy: and this is the guy? >> the next morning. here's what happens. so -- so i go to bed and, like, 6:00 in the morning i hear -- i wake up and the squirrel is, it's like "the graduate." he's banging on the window. the squirrel is freaking out and i'm scare and i really wish i had the mind to take a picture of that because i'm a dummy. but i just start freaking out and throwing things at the window, screaming "go away squirrel, you're not welcome here." and then it, like, it chilled there all day, waiting for me to open the window. >> jimmy: wow. is it still there? >> i don't know. i moved the hell out. >> jimmy: that's an unusual reason for moving for sure. we have to take a quick break. gabourey sidibe is here. "the big c" is the show. we'll be right back. today, we stand against the tyranny of

so, he's sitting there, waiting, waiting, waiting, reagan comes out.e want believe he's this close. he's 15 feet from the president, another agent right there, he pulls out his gun and he envisions himself dying in a burst of gunfire, suicide by cop or secret service agent and he starts shooting. >> four shots. >> shots fired. shots fired. there are some injuries. >> mr. president -- >> there's a wealth of documentary material from this day that explains what happened. there's a lot of video. three networks shot video of it. there's still photographs. the best -- there's two groups of really great still photographs. one was taken by ron edmonds, the white house photographer for a.p. it was his fourth day. he was around here somewhere. he shoots over the limousine and he has great shots of parr throwing reagan into the car. then you have the white house photographer who is trailing reagan in this area, and he's shooting pictures that way. and by doing -- using those two pictures you get a sense of what happened. you watch the video, and it's all two dim

wait for it, there goes another one. get a $100 rebate, plus the low price tire guarantee during the big tire event. look at that. it's happening right there every five seconds. your not going to run out are you? no. >> i'm in the msnbc news room, north korea has gone ahead with the controversial long-range rocket launch that occurred a short time ago, and we are expecting a statement from the white house. the obama administration urging the north not to conduct this launch. secretary of state hikt has been saying if the north went ahead with this, the u.s. would back the security council and take back food aid. we have richard engel there and we're trying to get him on the phone, but once again, north korea has gone ahead with the long-range rocket launch. it took place around 7:39 local time. also waiting for word from the white house, they're expected to release a statement working to get richard engel again on the phone. hillary clinton has been warning north korea that the united nation's security council would take

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

again, we wait. with just 500-600 ft. have been providing a perimeter are round that trash can after they were given that keptapta...tip. >>j.r.: were you able to find anything? he has a back in his hand but at this point it appears that they did not find anything. again, they searched and at this point there is nothing. >> catherine: thank you, j.r. stone. we will be back with more. ♪ ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds and puts down a barrier to stop new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control spray once. stop weeds for months. roundup extended control >>reporter: just south of work and help the search for 0 lamar continues. search and rescue along murphy avenue going door- to-door. anything out of the ordinary. not particularly anything but they have received over 1000 tips. this teena

and vha's data would show a zero-day wait time. based on discussions with medical center staff and our review of the data, we contended, it's not plausible to have that many appointments scheduled on the exact day the patients desired. i'll offer the rest of my time to dr. day, who will provide the overall oig conclusion. thank you. >> dr. day. >> madam chairman, ranking member, members of the committee, it's an honor to testify before you today. i and my staff from the office of health care inspections on a daily basis deal with clinical care issues in v.a., and we know that both the employees and leadership within v.a. strive to provide the highest-quality care. and despite the subject of this meeting, i do believe v.a. provides very high-quality health care to its veterans. in fact, with respect to quality metrics, i believe v.a. leads the nation with respect to both the use of data and the publication of that data on the website. with respect to access to care metrics, i believe it's quite a different story. i believe those met

he is sitting, waiting, waiting, waiting. reagan comes out. can't believe he is this close, 15 feet from the president. agents surrounding him. three cops. agent right there. hinckley pulls out his gun. and envisions himself dying in ape bua burst of gunfire. suicide by cop, secret service agent. he starts shooting. >> advise, we've had shots fired. shots fired. we have some injuries. >> mr. president. [ gunfire ] >> a wealth of documentary material from this day that explains what happened. a lot of video. three networks shot video of it. there is still photographs. the best, two groups of really great still photographs. one taken by ron edmonds, his fourth day as white house photographer for ap. he was around here some where. he shoots over the limousine. and he has the, the great shots of par throwing reagan into the car. then you have the white house photographer, who is trailing reagan in this area. and he is shooting pictures that way. and by doing -- using those two pictures, you got to get a sense of what is happening. you watch the vi

>> d.a.said she's waiting for a preliminary hearing. >> it's at that point in time the decision whether or not we'll seek death in this case will be made. >> the folk jus on his daughters. >> i can't let my wife down f i don't take care of our beautiful children, she will be highly disappointed in me. so... he told me his wife really enjoyed the nursing program here and as a graduation present in december he planned to take her back to their native ni geara. now, he may hold her funeral there. >> and oikos university is still losed tonight but there are new developments there and abc 7 joins us live. >> police are allowing people to go inside that building. the first time since the shootings occurred. this means the team and investigators have concluded their work and they'd been inside since monday. piecing together the shooting and going through evidence. now, what people have asked to do, when i mean people, i mean faculty, students and people who work there, asking to allow them to go inside to retrieve their stuff, cell phones, lap tops and purses and everything and anything left b

. >> wait it a minute. >> wait, wait, wait. >> don't give up before -- >> wait, wait , wait, wait , waitatch this now. [ laughter ] >> he did tell me that he was either going to do what the clue said or do just what was in his heart. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have to go to the clues, not what's in your head. >> ready? >> well, wait a minute. >> what is it? >> wait a minute. >> what is it? >> clapping. >> clapping. >> you have to do it first. >> four words. >> jimmy: four words. but what is it? a movie, or what is it? >> it's a movie. >> movie. >> four words. >> four words. >> first word. dead. dead. dead. >> jimmy: coffin. dead. >> dead man walking. >> jimmy: no. sleeping. vampire. >> dracula. >> jimmy: no, no. [ laughter ] stiff. >> pour? >> jimmy: uh, oh. dead. >> dead. >> jimmy: dying? it's not anything to do with death. you've got to talk back to me, buddy. are you okay? [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] >> oh my god. >> oh, come on! >> yeah. >> jimmy: but you weren't doing anything like you get closer -- >> this is sleep. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know, but i was going, "dead." you can't be l

>> wait a second.here. >> and look at his lovely the decor of his home. >> jimmy: look at the -- >> that's his apartment, by the way. >> jimmy: is it really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: look at the tightness of your pants. >> yeah, oh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are those wranglers or stranglers? you know that one -- there you go. [ laughter ] i got a good picture. you heard that one? this is one of my favorite pictures, i think, of all time. i want this framed, if you can sign it for me. this is you and your buddy, adam sandler, when you were both starting out. >> okay, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and -- well, how does this even happen? how would this happen? >> well, the name of that picture is "why i have a beard." [ laughter ] because no one wants to see my face. every time i shave, my kids are like, "no! grow the beard!" >> jimmy: no, come on, stop. >> well, i was getting my headshots, when i was a stand up comedian and adam sandler was unemployed at the time. he was like, "can i come?" and -- [ laughte

wait a minute. you used to be a nurse ? i still am a nurse. - you could have fooled me. - it's a long story. the short version is, i have to be recertified in this country. - sounds like a lot of work. - it is. lucky for you, that's not something you have to worry about. what are you talking about ? you can keep doing your job here at crossroads cafe, and no one will care if you have any education. hey, i'm not going to be here forever. oh, really ? where are you going to go ? what do you mean ? how many opportunities do you think there are... for a busboy with a high school education ? let me know if there's any more bleeding. henry, i just saw katherine out there. what happened to your hand ? no big deal. i cut it. oh. hey, jamal. did you ever want to become anything else besides an engineer ? well, up until the age of five, i wanted to collect garbage. so, what happened ? well, every day my parents let me take out the garbage. then my aunt let me take out her garbage. then the neighbor next door let me take out his garba

i got my medallion after 15 years waiting on the list. i'm lucky i got it before this money grabs thing that just happen right now. right now, the mta is proposing printing out without medallions instead of companies. instead of going to drivers, they would go to the mta. i urge you to think about a ballot measure to prevent money that is generated from the taxi industry to -- from going to the mta, it should go back into the taxi industry. this is robbery. i cannot think of any other word. it is an egregious conflict of interest that is happening right now. proposition a gave the mta authority to regulate all motor vehicles for hire which is not really true because they do not regulate the shuttle's or the limos. this is just a money grab. please consider supporting a ballot measure to counter this. thank you. president chiu: thank you, next speaker. >> how are you doing? i am a seven-year cabdriver and a san francisco native. i am doing my bit for the city on the front lines of the cab industry by driving. i believe it is not ethical fo

he said you never know what is going to happen, but he was waiting, waiting, waiting, and if the door had been closed, he wouldn't have heard the shots, because it is heavily plated, and he shuts the door, and he has to get out of there, but he is worried, because he had seen his buddy fall down, and he did not want to run offhis buddy with the 13,000 pound limousine and kill him. so they went up this avenue. what they did was that hinkley's final shot, sixth one, had ricocheted off of the back quarter panel of the limousine, and they later matched it up removed from the president. as reagan is diving, it is right here and lodges into the heart. >> we are going to get into the taxi and follow the ride of the limousine. do you think that this is roughly the way it was parked? >> it was roughly this direction like this. out towards "t" street, and the rear part of the limo was touching the sidewalk. remember that the sidewalk is smaller here than it was, and right about here is where the door is. >> and you are going to go out here and make a left around connecticut and make a right to

so -- but they would really wait. that's how wives found out that their husbands were still okay, you know. or they found out where their husbands were and what they were doing. and mothers and fathers, you know, found out, okay, he mentioned my son. >> mm-hmm. >> and it was particularly important for that community in columbus. >> right. yes. >> with so many people there waiting for news. >> yes. >> so i think joe really learned that from dad. how important that aspect of it was. the first time that i went over to the arlington hyatt, it was weird for me. because, as soon as people started finding out who i was, i was just surrounded by a group of guys, and -- but the thing that my husband noticed, and that strikes me till this day, they always touch me. >> really? >> one way or another, they need that physical connection. because they have such respect for dad. that i think they see me as a way of, you know -- >> that personal connection. >> that personal connection. and to this day, it still exists. even if they di

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

we will have to wait for the legal process to learn those. >> thank you very much. stay with abc seven news for instant updates during our newscast. >> we are following another breaking story from alexandria. we first burkett on wjla.com. a person of interest in the attack of two women attacked in a building has been arrested. click first spoke with john gonzales today. he matched the description last night. he used a apartment and blurred to one into the apartment and beat them. -- blurred two women to the apartment and beat them. >> this stuff happens all the time said tuesday. >> the spend a lot of time it said this building? >> it is really only part-time. i watch it for the honor. >> one woman was hospitalized. she has since been released. >> we remain on storm watch tonight after scattered showers moved through the region but not enough to make a dent in the dry conditions. a b seven crew was in virginia as crews were battling brush fire which may have been fueled by the dry weather. they are renewing warnings to avoid throwing cigarettes out of car windows du

have to wait that long. i think after two or three minutes most americans tend to hang up on any phone call where they're having to be put on hold. i hope we'll get this done in a smart way. i don't believe that the last -- the first thing we want to do is short change the agency which already has a tough task. that's asking americans to voluntarily pay their taxes. when we have responsible americans to do so to watch as others don't, it's very sfrus streeting. we don't want to undermine the voluntary compliance rates we have in this country by americans who pay their taxes. please share with all the folks that you work with that we thank them very much. tell that gentleman over there, mr. williams, that we thank floyd williams for all his years of service. we're going to miss him. he's been a tremendous asset to not just the congress but to the american people because of the service he's provided to the irs as the go-between between your agency and the congress. we want to say, floyd, thank you for all the

they're still waiting for them to be transported. they were treating people on scene but again, >> we're taking a live picture right now from chopper 5 above oikos acupuncture clinic. in case you're just tuning in we want to give you a recap llama multiple victims inside, multiple shooting victims inside, oakland police are now looking for a suspect. we're not sure if the suspect is still inside the building or in the area but they're looking for an asian man, heavy build, wearing khaki clothing. this happened just a short time ago. we have seen in the last half- hour, many swat team officers are there, oakland police officers and oakland fire. >> mark was if it 250 ft. away and the police had to come tell him to move back give us a statement at noon so when she walks up here we will begin hopefully getting some official answers. while we're waiting for >> so we are right around the corner, and the a tree i've center is to the south. crown the corner that you are able to see from chopper 5. that is the set up on where we are right no

everybody is turned and waiting on this approach path waiting for the final landing. >> okay.utes. we'll take another break. we have to make the money here at cnn but we won't miss the landing. don't worry. we'll be right back. i went to a small high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us. >>> welcome back. welcome to the international viewers around the world. we are waiting, the space shuttle "discovery" on the back of a boeing 747. took off from florida earlier this morning flying to dulles international airport and then taken in to a big warehouse that's part of the smithsonian institution and people will be able to see it, look at it in the museum on the ground. we are just waiting for it to take its final turn over dulles international airport in virginia and land. lizzie o'leary is giving us fantast

i'm the worst host of -- i just want to booze up myself. >> well, so you -- wait, wait, wait!jimmy: like that? >> but squeeze it first. get some of the oil. oh, yeah! >> jimmy: i have high blood pressure. stop it. [ laughter ] >> you ice all over the place. geez. all right, here we go. cheers. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know where it might land. oh, here it is. cheers. >> cheers. here's to you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my man. >> all right. >> jimmy: you're from massachusetts originally, what brought you over to new orleans? >> well, i took over commander's palace in 1982. and i've been there ever since. love new orleans. >> jimmy: oh, you do so much for the city. and god bless you for doing that. i love that. >> barbecue shrimp. thank you. >> jimmy: and i got to ask -- [ laughter ] because after the spill and all that stuff -- and hurricane and all this -- fish, it kind of scares me. >> no. no, no, no. >> jimmy: is it fine? >> it safer than ever. >> jimmy: really? >> because there are more testing going on, jimmy, since the oil spill, than anywhere in the world.