i am your host, wu ray-kuo. although it is controversial, nuclear energy has always been an important part of energy supply worldwide and taiwan is no exception. on today's program, we are delighted to have a conversation with officer -- with professor way kuo from city university hong kong to discuss the state of nuclear energy in hong kong. >> good to be here. >> a pleasure to have your on the program today. you have recently come out with a book on the state of nuclear energy. can you tell us a little bit about the book and what are some of the important findings in the book? >> ok. this is a book that was written right after my visit at fukushima about two and half years ago. the energy issue is a major issue today. the key of the book is to look for a connection between energy and the environment. the issue that addresses in the book is to look at the trade- offs among manufacturers. like resources, safety, reliability, all kinds of benefits we can get from energy and what are the side effects i using diffe

i am your host, wu ray-kuo. higher education is very important to the continued development of any economy. i want is no exception. on today's program, we are delighted and a national lighted and honored to have professor kung-yee liang yang-ming university, the professor of, to share his date on -- share his thoughts on the state of higher education in taiwan erie >> i am honored to be here. i am currently the president of the national university. >> you have been the was a -- have been the president of national yang-ming university you -- since 2010. can you give us a general assessment of the state today? >> sure. i think we are facing numerous challenges for higher education in taiwan. the first thing that comes to many people's minds as we are facing a crisis of having fewer newborn born every year. not long ago, it was 200,000 a year and now it has dropped to about 140,000. i think in a sense the impact of the university is number one. the other one is we are surrounded by regions like hong kong and singap

seeing none, public comment is closed >> commissioner wu. >> i move inform continue items one a. >> on that motion to continue to item to november 21st roll call (calling names) . so moved colleagues that passed 6 to one >> i'd like to ask item two to are continued as well as. >> that will place you under our consent calendar and they're considered to be routine address they will be one roll call vote. there is no separate matter unless so asked for by the staff or committee. item 2 the case on the richardson avenue for consideration and there is a question for knld use. item 4 for case 1-c at the 194 port tall avenue request for authorization and item 20 at 201 request for sign approval and case 1044 q at the abstaining in a vista west >> i have no speaker cards. >> is there anything comments on the proposed regular calendar. seeing none, public comment is closed >> commissioner borden. >> i move to approve 2 through 6 on the consistent calendar. >> second. >> on that motion to approve item 2 through 6 on consistent (calling names) so moved commissioners that motion passes unanimously

i think it was monday wasn't it commissioner wu are commissioner wu and i were in attendance at a celebration for the dhs being adopted by planning commission and the board of supervisors. it was nice. there was a christian and buddhist ceremonies and lots of food and sacking can he to drink but most importantly talking to people afterward they realize the hard part now is because of the adoption of the strategies of improving japan town they need to get their act together. the direction they'll be taking is to combine the two organizations that have been working on the plan into one. i don't know if the same people will be involved and to try to immediately go to the supervisors for some kind of funding to aid them to implement the plan. they don't want to wait around and try to form a new organizations at this point but that strategy comes later. anyway that was encouraged they have their mind to do something with the strategies that have been adopted >> thank you. >> additional comments. okay. next items >> commissioners that places you know stem 7 announcements. >> my only announcement is

well, wu, you delivered all three of my kids. each one is dumber than the last. plus, they all have add and although my husband nor i have red hair, they are all creepy ginger kids. it's caused by a recessive gene. that's one theory. do you wanna hear mine? you gave me too much pitocin when i was in labor, and it screwed up their dna. that's not theory. you just made that up. mrs. schuester, is your sister on some kind of new psychotropic medication? not that i know of. that's offensive. are you all right? shh. here's the deal, wu: my husband does the taxes for some very powerful mid-sized law firms in this town. and i'm sure somebody would be more than happy to take on my lawsuit. you'll never win. i don't have to win. there's only two obs in this town. you get even the slightest stink on you, and you can bet that a bunch of your patients will just close on up their legs and walk on over to dr. chin. okay, this is outrageous. what do you want? listen here, treasure-trail, we're about to have a smackdown. i don't want to have a confrontation. don't play stupid wi

this lot is two large but to have the buildings on one lot would be a finer grade and a commissioner wu >> i'm also supportive of the sidewalk and the commissioners possibly looking at planters according to what the dwp would allow. so i actually move to approve the project with asking staff to work with the project designer on commissioner moore's suggestions >> second. >> commissioner. >> yes. maybe it's only my impression but are we getting a lot of requests prominently to approve residential within the u m u and if that's the case perhaps staff can take a look at that and perhaps give us some memo. i'm afraid the entire thing is going to turn into residential >> call the question, please. >> commissioners on that motion to approve the plan with conditions to include a condition that the staff continue to work with the sponsor on improved privacy open the ground floor. >> on that motion (calling names) . >> i think the way we say the motion left out that we're not just talking about the ground floor on pennsylvania avenue we're talking about all the upper floors facing the kwaurdz wh

wu you can't have a world-class city without a worldwide system.anything for minimizing handsome and this is obviously he's had anything for us. but it gives me great, great honor to introduce the mayor of our city, mire ed lee (clapping) >> thank you very much and good morning, everyone i'll speak quickly before the next interlude. thank you richard for your expert leadership for the board. open occasion my. i've had a number of dinner meetings and they'll i couldn't me what's our passion and the things you have to get done. in any. what's on my mind was a lot of different problems. in the backdrop wove having had cutbacks from the state and that was already surging with governor brown's leadership but again the statistics with ron andcytes invited us to her house and we talked about that with friends. so rendering and i reviewed with the folks the statistics and we've gotten one big one was the improvements of our schools being the number one improvements last year in all of the public schools in california the rainy day fund in our school distri

>> i'm old school, feel like i'm older than most of the young kids, like wu tang, bone thugs. >> jumpdo you feel about voldamore? >> not a fan. not my cup. >> severed snake, dumbledorf type? >> yeah, more concerts. i can relate to it a little more. >> what about voldamore? >> i'm not a huge fan of them. but i mess with their music sometimes. not my preference. i listen. >> do you week weasley better? >> yeah, better. my type of musi everyone has different types. >> you liked his song, fire crotch? >> yeah. >> are you going to them? >> can't wait. >> what do you think of purel? >> purel is sick. >> how come? >> just a dope artist. he is creative. thinks outside the box. not driven by what people expect. >> what do you like about mc froyeur? >> he connects to the adults, and connect to the audience. >> really cool, refreshing? >> definitely something new. want to go with something trendy, still modern, definitely hit the in crowd. there you go. >> lot of flavor, really chill? >> there you go. >> have you heard of big >> yeah. >> what do you like about big misogynist? >> just the way he

wu ray-kuo. taiwan is heavily dependent on foreign oil. it's it is how to balance and maintain energy security and how it becomes a top priority. on today's program, we are delighted to have a professor who is currently the minister of the atomic minister of the special guest to talk to us about energy related issues. >> thank you very much for the invitation. i am very pleased to have this opportunity on behalf of the atomic energy council to share with you. to ensure the safety. to the extent, much happened two years ago. i willd never fo -- i'll never forget this day because march 11 is my birthday. anyway, right after the accident, the atomic energy council was more lysed to join the government emergency response actions. in the meantime, we launched a very comprehensive nuclear power can program. the major objective has three thoughts. firstly, in light of the fukushima accident, we want to re-examine the compliance of the limit for each station in taiwan. we have three units in operation. each site has two units. we also have three u

. >> my favorite reaction, the wu-ta wu-tang clan, answers two questions, wait, they're on twitter?nner to be the next mayor of new york is still in the process, introducing himself to voters. so it was interesting to find bill de blasio's wedding picture on the internet, it featured at the trappings of the wedding, this one including a toast, the sharing of the wedding cake between bride and groom. and well, yeah, whatever this is. it is not exactly break dancing and not crumping, but it makes a heck of a gift. de blasio should not worry, he is not the worst dancer to hold the office. isn't that right, disco rudy, this headline, jeopardy penalized, does not properly sum up the amount of fail in this clip, with the category of characters from classic tv shows. >> seinfeld, julie-louis dreyfuss. >> no. we'll accept that. >> yeah. >> it is elaine, not elaine. >> let your head spin over that one for a second, here, we'll play it again. >> okay, it is elaine, not elaine. >> so i see, elaine, not elaine. we all want to know who the judge was that made such a technical. >> presents an int

you wu. - warm up. - warm up, okay? and if it blows this way, what's it hit? begin with a cal f-o-r-n-i-- so california is a much warmer place in the winter than east coast communities of the same latitude. ain't that neat, okay? in fact, any place that's surrounded by water has just about the same temperatu all year round. how about the best place in the world, right here? [laughter] that's hawaii, huh? the hawaiian islands, okay? the hawaiian islands about the same temperature all year round, but not only the hawaiian islands. iceland way up here has about the same temperature all year round, yeah. surrounded by water, okay? when it tends to be cold, the cooling water would heat it up. when it tends to be hot, the warming water will cool it down. so water acts as a moderator. aren't you glad that water has a high specific heat? yum, yum, itad to do with the world we live in, yeah? something else aut water, kind of neat too. water is the only substance-- the only commosutance that will expand when you chae it from the liquid state to the solid state. did you

like generation opportunity, they are hoping to wu their audience away from obamacare and ultimatelyeal the law. both sides have their work cut out for them. a recent gallup poll showed 69% of 18 to 29 year olds didn't even know they had to buy insurance. it is unclear who is winning the information war, but for or against, the videos are raising awareness. >>> today the senate committee is holding another hearings concerning background checks on contractors. >> i want to say that the vast majority of individuals who hold security clearances are honorable and trust-worthy people. many of them felt called into service after 9/11 to help protect our country, and they deserve our thanks. having said that, though, we still must have a better system. that system must identify those with behavior signals -- that system must identify those who's behavior signals an unacceptable risk to be entrusted with classified information or access to sensitive facilities. >> the committee making its recommendations as officials continue to investigate to how aaron alexis was given access. >>> core i wi

my mind but also making it only a 5 year period but any period at all is a problem >> commissioner wu. >> thank you. can i ask ms. hayward a question. >> thank you for the criteria. the last discussion was about the criteria as you've displayed them today, the legislation would ask the planning commission to look at those criteria on balance. this is not talking about the no fault eviction >> that's correct. >> okay. so with the emotion of language around no fault eviction it would be automatic disapproval of the project. >> i want to reiterate we've not seen the language and it can be clarified but there would be a prohibition if there had been a no fault eviction in the building or associated with the project. >> so that's somewhat the criteria that's been listed here as a scoot of consideration. >> i think of it as an umbrella and those fall within that. >> i don't know if mr. poly lick wants to add anything. >> i agree where the buildings have no fault evictions the mergered would be disapproved. >> so i'm very supportive of adding the language around no fault evictions and the -

had the rapid scene glue and it was entirely recycle it's okay to have printers print chocolate so wu you can't have a machine that's easily recycled materials interest we have to make high quality materials that last longer >> the term consumer is something that's very impersonal; right? and part of the maker movement, if you will, is changing that relationship between who made it and who uses it. i think that's quite profound. the efficiency of costs; right? the 1.2 to the power of 5 going from the person and the deserve and telling their story on indigo go and making the sheriff deputy arrested of the product. i think that would allow for people to be more conscious and aware of what they do consume and are a part of the comet life cycle >> on the - i think there's also the challenge though that so much of the rest of this country and world relies on mass market direction on how they get out the products. we see the glimmer and the transparency in middle america that rely on wal-mart to buy groceries i believe that having mass directions as a structural entity is problematic and un

with celiac, wu people are told is go on a glue tin-free diet and you're going to be fine. that's not necessarily the case. it's an autoimmune case first. what happened was i was developing something called leaky gut at the time because there was still some glue tin sneaking into my diet. >> let's go back a little bit. celiak is really what this is -- maybe i should be asking the doctor. it's actually a very extreme allergy to gluten, and glue tin can be found in wheat products such as pasta, kraerks, cookies, breads. >> it's a little more than that. >> tell us. >> it's just an allergy to glue tin and glee atip that's a prou teen in barley, ryes, oat, and eat. look at your eyebrow, b "r" "o" "w." it's in everybody. it's an allergy, a disease. it's not a fad. >> i had a girlfriend who used to not eat it. and then they'd eat it anyway and not attribute it to what they were eating. with you, jennifer, it became a real issue in your life. >> oh, god. it completely changed my life. i mean to the point where i couldn't walk at one time. i mean i would go into his office. my knees

>> i'm old school, feel like i'm older than most of the young kids, like wu tang, bone thugs. >> jumpo you feel about voldamore? >> not too much of a fan. not my cup of tea, per se. >> severed snake, dumbledorf type? >> yeah, more concerts. more -- i can relate to it a little more. >> what about voldamore? >> voldamore -- i am not really a huge fan of them. but i mess with their music sometimes. not my preference. i listen to them. >> do you week weasley better? >> yeah, better. i feel like it's -- more of my type of music. everyone has different types. and -- >> you liked his song, fire crotch? >> yeah. >> are you excited to see d.j. ro featuring rabi? >> yeah. >> can't wait. >> what do you think of purel? >> purel is sick. >> how come? >> just a dope artist. he is creative. thinks outside the box. not driven by what people expect. trying to give people a new thing. >> what do you like about mc froyeur? >> well, he really connects to the adults. atmosphere and to the entertainment field. that's really good. you really want to find a dj that is going to connect to his audience and giv

. >>> continuamos con mÁs de este partido y wu buena vÁmonos entonces con este sÍ.n. y ahora sÍ el jugador que que se la ponÍa y desde vea quÉ clase de zapatazo que termina metiendo se enreda con algunas piernas y fernÁndez desde afuera pone el empate para godoy cruz que estaba haciendo la hombre ada porque es no es lo de lo skwlr hasta este momento en el liderato y el pitazo final y aÍi cruz sacÓ como visitante el punto al lÍder. >>> viernes de palabras de un caballero cristiÁn valides ex atlas y hoy monarcas pasa su mejor momento pero su vida no se lee imita al fÚtbol aquÍ su familia en exclusiva para univisiÓn deportes. >>> y es presentado por johnny walker. >>> y me encanta estar con mi gente y bueno aprovechar siempre los momentos que estoy acÁ. >>> disfruto todos los partidos. desde chico quise ser futbolista, todo lo demÁs es un plus de primera divisiÓn. y el primer clÁsico jugar semifin semifinales en esta liguilla tambiÉn fue costÓ mucho, te soy sincero. o sea no sÉ si estoy hablando demÁs, si vi un partido clasico hacia chivas. sino fluye el resultado no f

his misresz on the wife there wu on the stand. and she revealed some very salacious details. >>> let's talk about chris brown first. everyone kind of knows about the history and being on probation. and now, something like this happening, after a party that he threw in washington, this does not look good. no matter the outcome of the allegation. >> because he is under sentence. he has conditions he must comply with. he cannot get involved in anything like this. and the mere fact that it's alleged, it could be enough to have his probation revoked. in a case like this, where he knows that if he gets into any kind of trouble, when you get on probation, the judge, the probation officer, they tell you exactly what you can do and what you cannot do in order to get in deeper trouble. they said, look, if you receive any new charge, found convicted or in jude case, that could be enough. >> was that kind of swept under the rug? >> kind of. prosecutors said look, he should be violated for this hit and run. he just added some more community se

we really -- we're not only not that cute, wu we just can't do what they do. >> turns out of the females in the exhibit make excellent surrogates. otters are tagged with track k devices. the hope is to increase the population to well over 3,000 i, . >>> the post season now for real. >> aid dream last night i won the lottery and i was no longer work. >> really. >> yeah. that big dream didn't come true. tampa bay reyes pitcher david price had a complete last night he woild come a four games. >>> nelson cruz back home. tampa already up a run in the 4rd when lon fwor yeah off martin perez. lon gore yeah's 7th-career home run on the final day of the regular season. >>> david price had an earned run average ovrnl over 2 in arlington. complete game 7 hitter. reyes win 5 to 2 and so they will face cleveland on wednesday. >>> the pirates' last post-season game was also barry bonds' final game in a pittsburgh uniform before he signed with the giants. the year was 1992. >> your ain't never had friend like me. >> mow vee aladdin was the highest-grossing flick. boys 2 men, top song on the chart. jay

. >>> continuamos con mÁs de este partido y wu buena vÁmonos entonces con este sÍ.se enreda con algunas piernas y fernÁndez desde afuera pone el empate para godoy cruz que estaba haciendo la hombre ada porque es no es lo de lo skwlr hasta este momento en el liderato y el pitazo final y aÍi cruz sacÓ como visitante el punto al lÍder. >>> viernes de palabras de un caballero cristiÁn valides ex atlas y hoy monarcas pasa su mejor momento pero su vida no se lee imita al fÚtbol aquÍ su familia en exclusiva para univisiÓn deportes. >>> y es presentado por johnny walker. >>> y me encanta estar con mi gente y bueno aprovechar siempre los momentos que estoy acÁ. >>> disfruto todos los partidos. desde chico quise ser futbolista, todo lo demÁs es un plus de primera divisiÓn. y el primer clÁsico jugar semifin semifinales en esta liguilla tambiÉn fue costÓ mucho, te soy sincero. o sea no sÉ si estoy hablando demÁs, si vi un partido clasico hacia chivas. sino fluye el resultado no fluye en la posiciÓn de la tabla y todo voy atlas. pero sinceramente sigo disputando de todo y cada u

. >> reporter: industry analysts like jonathan wu whose company valuepenguin.com provides quotes for health plans on the federal exchange points to how the web site separates people into two broad categories 49 or under and 50 or older. prices for everyone 49 or under are based on what a 27-year-old would pay. in the 50 or older group, estimates are based on what a 50-year-old would pay. >> it doesn't do that much because you're going to see wild variations in price depending on how old you are. >> reporter: we ran the numbers for a 62-year-old in charlotte, north carolina, ineligible for subsidies. according to healthcare.gov, based on her 50-plus category she would pay $394 for a basic plan. but the actual plan on blue cross/blue shield of north carolina's web site is $634-- more than a 50% increase. the difference? blue cross/blue shield requests your birthday before providing more accurate prices. today, white house press secretary jay carney said the administration was not trying to mislead consumers. >> we're just trying to provide basic information in an easily accessible way.

braking the law wu one of the things. but, also, our confidence has been shaking. >> we're going to talk about michael rogers now. he's going to talk exclusively to cnn. cnn's state of the union with candy crowley, just how damages are these revelations? >> welt o well, i think the bigger news story would be if the united states intelligence services weren't trying to collect information that would protect u.s. interests home and abroad. so you think it was entirely appropriate? >> i would tell you this. it's not an exact, correct interpretation of what they're seeing. they're seeing 3 or 4,000 pieces. i'm not going to talk about the individual decisions. so bob behr is joining me. how rare is spying on our allies. >> the agency has always sucked up phone calls from all around the world. much of it is accidental. much of it is discarded. it was always incidental. it wasn't paid much attention to. now, it's been made so graflically evidence. we didn't get much intelligence out of it. doesn't others have sto act out out rag

yesterday regis was joined by two of his closest friend from the wu-tang clan. say hello to k.jimmy: it's ray-con, k. juan close enough. the mayor of boston, was talking about what everyone in boston is talking about, red sox playing in the world series. i think he was confused what they're playingfor. >> the red sox were playing the third world series the last nine years. it will be hard to bring back the world cup series to boston. >> jimmy: there is a world series trophy. a world series ring. the only world series cup is in the pants of the players. the mayor says, this is a common thing -- last year, early this year he referred to patriots tackle vince wolford as wolcock. he called kevin garnet of, kj. and it seems like somebody should have helped him with the professional video. >> i'm mayor thomas menino, boston is a great place to live and a fantastic place to be a sports fan from hometown boston red sox fighting hard to bring home the cup to our heroes on ice, the boston skateroos. when they win the heisman this year, but just wait till spring. and football is a game co

charlie, how are you, start wu. 13 billion. >> and probably more, bill. it doesn't count all of the clakz action. they have to give a concession of guilt. here's the criminality of this. this is stuff that jp morgan did not do. they were asked to buy bear sterns and washington mutual in a financial croisis. and i know this for a fact because paulson told me this. >> i come on. why not fight it? >> here's why they are doing. it jamie diamond went from the greatest banker of all time and to a critic of the obama administration. you don't have to be a conspiratorist. he ramped up the critique that's when the hammer came down on him. he opened himself up by down playing a loss in london. but it is all victimist and bad for the american political system. >> let me bring ed on it. you think it smells bad here? >> yeah, over the weekend, charlie did a great job of reporting. this wall street is scared. we had the red scare on wall street, they are all scared of what the administration if you speak out publicly against them. why is it 13 billion and not 18 billio

. >> the an dell i start wu. leniency or the max in>> thank you.is case we have to look at it for what it is. we have a person who took responsibility for their actions and owned up to what they did. in a case like that, leniency should be given and besides the fact he took responsibility, he used this unfortunate incident to warn others against the dangerers of making bad decisions like drinking and driving. >> how do you so it >> you base sentences on who they take responsibility after the fact it is a slippery slope. you base it on the crime and other factors and whether or not he agreed to testing. his blood alcohol limit was twoes the limit. and that should go into the sentencing. nattacking the attorney hat off. what if you were the family of the 61 year old man who is dead? >> that is a difficult question and one that i asked myself as i thought about the case. however, when he owns up and takes responsibility up front and takes the , seeks the maximum. they take away the insintive. >> considering what andell said and the whole idea of him b

i want to start wu, allen, it is not just president's ideas for legislation back burnered.xpect to get bipart bipartisan control. >> they will have a hard time. it is amazing he had anything begin the a kri money with which republicans battle obama. they want nothing to do with him. if he is force it, they are against. it and he will have a hard time with the agenda because of the shut down, and we are seeing it is resounding against the favor of republicans and they are hurt by this and in the long one will pay the price at the polls. >> david, allen is saying that the president was going to have a hard time with this ambitious second term agenda and it is more fighting. >> allen is a great prognoft ti cater because he tells us the outcome of the debt ceiling shut down a head of time. i hope he gives me my lottery numbers. here is the reality. obama faces not only tea party opposition of fiscal irresponsibility. but failed policies. allen uses word hate and extremist and terrorist. >> i didn't use those words. >> so here's what we need to do. look at it from the american p

sally, start wu. give me two things that you love about obama care. >> hard to pick two.he a strong majority of men're americans and i love no longer kicked off our private insurance because of preexisting conditions and more access to affordable private insurance thanks to the law. that's what it is doing and it is doing. >> betsy, those sound good but what is the problem? >> what i don't like about the affordable care act is the way it treats politicians. the law itself. section 1312 said that members of congress have to enroll in obama care under the theory if it is good enough for the public it should be for congress. but in august they got cold feet and the president weaseled through an illegal arrangement to give members of congress a subsidy that no one else in america have. >> hold on. >> let me just finish and the house, is only asking for two things to open up the government. one of them is eliminating that illegal subsidy and the penalty if you don't sign up for obama care. >> can you talk about what sally mentioned. preexisting conditions and the competition w

yesterday regis was joined by two of his closest friend from the wu-tang clan. say hello to k.n. >> jimmy: it's ray-con, k. juan close enough. the mayor of boston, was talking about what everyone in boston is talking about, red sox playing in the world series. i think he was confused what they're playing for. >> the red sox were playing the third world series the last nine years. it will be hard to bring back the world cup series to boston. >> jimmy: there is a world series trophy. a world series ring. the only world series cup is in the pants of the players. the mayor says, this is a common thing -- last year, early this year he referred to patriots tackle vince wolford as wolcock. he called kevin garnet of, kj. and it seems like somebody should have helped him with the professional video. >> i'm mayor thomas menino, boston is a great place to live and a fantastic place to be a sports fan from hometown boston red sox fighting hard to bring home the cup to our heroes on ice, the boston skateroos. when they win the heisman this year, but just wait till spring. and football is a

tony, let me start wu.lius said several times, i told the president that we were ready to go on october onest. our contractors told me we were ready to go on october 1st. and i assured him we were. that sounds like the buck stop with her. what more could the president do? >> obviously kathleen sebelius is the central culprit in the disastrous roll out of obama care. resign and get out of the way and let the people fix the massive problem and we have democrats joining this conversation in a way of delaying it a year. and as far as the president, she allowed him to go out the eve of the roll out and say it is easy to purchase a health plan on the obama website. >> because she was misled by contractors and said it was ready to go. >> last week, the contractors said there were bells and whistles and people blowing the whistle about the fact that there was no testing and regulations were changing and up until september, they were specifying major functionalities on the site and they are not confirmed. she anyhow

. >> she has a picture of her and jason wu. over 6,000 followers already. people love to see her. woman and she loves social media. >> she doesn't tweet as much but maybe she'll instagram. >> she'll probably instagram a lot more. >> do you do a lot of selfies? >> no, i'm not a selfie. >> no selfie? >> no. some privately maybe. my husband. but i'm not going to put them on twitter. >> really? wow. >> we broke through something. this is new territory. >> there's so much you don't know about me. >> do you have instagram? >> i don't. i have twitter. well, i have them all but i'm nervous about getting called out on twitter. i keep it monitored. >> nice on twitter? >> not nice. just careful. >> we got to get an instagram. >> we'll talk later. moving on. >> let's get to this miley sinead back and forth. she says don't let the music business prostitute you. those are her words and miley tweets back and says let's talk. >> is that what she said? >> well, she tweets back. miley responded to sinead saying she is busy hosting snl and then she tweeted again and said i don't have time to write y

. >> let me start wu. >> americans were willing to grant the president a grace period to work out technicals. at what point is there fallout for the president and democrats as a result of this? >> there is a lot riding on success of the law. no question about that and why so many democrats are willing to tie themselves to the success. i think you will see it to be an issue in 2016. i want to be clear about what the democrats who are asking a delay and what they are talking about in that delay. they are talking about the extension of the open enrollment. not house democrats and defund or repeal or delay. it is extending the open enrollment period. >> some want the open enroll sxment some want a delay to make sure it is going to work. brad, do you think there is political fallout at this point? >> you bet there is. democrat, in self preservation mode. the entire house is up in 2014 and they are saving their own hides now. and emily if the democrats would have taken the last deal before the shutdown to extend and delay obama care just like what they are calling now. it would not have been a go

"it's us, the wu family." [ laughter ] [ applause ] you can tell that it's the same -- i knew it.ld tell. >> steve: you could tell. >> jimmy: they're also releasing "the lone ranger." and they're renaming it "he who rides horse in bad movie." [ laughter and applause ] they're doing it. i can't -- i can't stop them. >> steve: yeah, i can't stop them, they're china. >> jimmy: and finally, gosh, love this video. it made me laugh. a high school marching band in austin, texas -- they are a great marching band. they're performing at a halftime, at a football game this weekend. and there was little problem with the tubas. check this out. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they were this close to impressing the cheerleaders. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. i'm so excited. it's monday. fun, welcome. we're excited to be back. we got some big shows coming up here on the show. rebel wilson, paul giamatti, artie lange will all be here. we got music from phantogram and lorde singing