there aren't many -- penn gillette, and that's kind of it. >> there's william penn. >> jimmy: there's a lot. sean penn. >> sure, sure. >> jimmy: a lot of last name penns. >> it comes from a tennis ball. [ laughter ] that's the extent of the story. i was -- i was -- i think about the size of a tennis ball, that's what my mom said to my father, bouncing a tennis ball, and that's how it happened. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. good thing it wasn't a whiffle ball. [ laughter ] >> or dunlop, that's the joke. >> jimmy: dunlop. or wilson, i guess. or slazinger could have been your name. [ laughter ] you probably got the best of all the choices. >> yeah, i think so. & >> jimmy: so your show also, by the way -- not that your name is confusing, it isn't. the show name being "you" must be -- >> yes, it's a pronoun obstacle. >> jimmy: people just say "i love you on you." >> i just get, "you!" and it's accurate. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's weird. >> i am "you." >> jimmy: you're "you." also, you're obviously the lead character on the show. but then you're doing the internal dialogue, the voiceover.

. >> jimmy: penn, is that a family name? penn gillette, of it. a lot of last names penn. >> it comes from a tennis ball. that's the extent of the story. i was -- i was -- i think about the size of a tennis ball, that's what my mom said to my father bouncing a tennis ball and that's how it happened. >> jimmy: wow. good thing it wasn't a whiffle ball. or wilson, i guess. or slazinger could have been your name. you probably got the best of all the choices. so your show, also, by the way, not that your name is confusing, but the show name being "you" must be -- >> yes, it's a pro-noun obstacle. i am you. >> jimmy: also, you're obviously the lead character on the show. but then you're doing the internal -- the voiceover, kind of a narration. is it proper to call it narration? >> it's narration. i think it's -- it's a lot of narration. it's more than that. i would say 80% of my lines, if not more, are actually voice year. so most days i go to work and i don't have any lines often. i'm just looking, and then sometimes because the camera is so close to m

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(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? kristen: house speaker nancy pelosi held a press event in san francisco today, pushing president biden's build back better agenda. immigrants are trying to trump up support for the bill, which focus on the climate crisis, environment of justice, and investing in clean energy. and former state department science envoy professor dan cameron, thank you for joining us. i know you had a busy day today. democrats are trying to pass a massive investment in the social safety net and climate policy along with a bipartisan infrastructure bill. how are you a part of that, that you appeared at that press event today with the house speaker that was held to drum up support? >> my lap has been walking on the job's been a bit of clean energy transition for several decades. i'm going to local events and testified in front of specific committees. we've done a lot of hard work documenting not just energy benefits but the racial and social justice benefits. kristen: i want to get into those benefits, but

(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? kristen: disney just unveiled its long-awaited replacement for the fast pass, which allowed you to grab a times -- timeslot for popular rides. the new genie+ service has a cost, but disney says it is an improvement. what does it cover and is it worth your money? to answer your disneyland questions is gavin doyle, the bay area founder of mickeyv isit.com. gavin: it is great to be here with a fellow disney fan. kristen: i have been waiting for this genie+ like everyone else. no more fast passes or max passes, which allowed you to use an app. now we have the genie+ service and lightning lanes. i am confused. tell us how it works. gavin: we just saw disney genie+ and lightning lane in walt disney world, florida. we have not had an official announcement date yet. the service is similar to max pass, the service where you could pay to control fast pass from your phone. they took the service offered here in disneyland and are now offering it in florida in walt disney world. there is now no lo

(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? kristen: a little boy in american camera -- kenyon is celebrating beating cancer for a second time. -- american canyon is sobering beating cancer. >> nine-year-old tony loves w w e pro wrestling like some of the other kids at this chase center attending monday night raw, but he has bettered cancel -- battled cancer and not just once but twice. after seven years of chemo, 15 blood transfusions, 11 surgeries and 34 spinal taps, he is cancer free as of this past august. with w wep in town we reached out to his favorite, pro wrestler sasha banks who was born in fairfield and sent tony items when he was in the hospital. she responded with tickets, ringside for the warrior and three others. >> i screamed out loud. cooks he took his uncle and cousins, and night to remember for a boy who is but most of his life in a hospital. sasha banks not when her bite monday, but tony says she is still the boss. are you going to be yelling for her? >> i'll just say i love you. >> he is nothing you read ca

(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? kristen: we're back. 7 on your side's michael finleyy has found a new scam that's taking off around the country. he joins us to talk about the how it works, how you can spot it and how you can get your money back if you've been scanned. michael, i really appreciate your coming in in for this. it's affected so many people. you've don't many stories. i don't use zelle but many do. tell us about how it works. michael: it's a company owned by seven major banks so you may have it on your bank app and not even know about i'm and that's why the bad guys are zoning in on in because so many have it. here's what happens and there can be minor differences but basically you, on your phone. i'm looking for my phone here. you get a text that says -- it looks like it came from bank of america and i. says did you just send x amount of dollars, often: 3,500 via zelle, yes or no? people flip time-out. , and replay. no then they get a phone call immediately. that says million, we're from the fraud depar

(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? kristen: abc 7 is proud to celebrate hispanic heritage month and we are spotlighting some of the bay area's most impactful organizations. one organization that has been here for the latino community for 51 years is la raza and san francisco. gabriel medina is the executive director. gabriel, thanks for joining us. gabriel: i am doing well. kristen: thank you for having me. kristen:congratulations on 51 years. you serve 15,000 families a year, that has to be more than half a million people over the course of the organization's existence. that is awesome. i want to talk about how much you have doing, from food housing to family support at la raza. >> the types of services we have been providing have been stepped up in response to the covid pandemic. that includes food pantry, rental subsidies, social services, immigration legal defense, daca and comprehensive, wraparound services for immigrant families. kristen: in addition to the pandemic that has led to job loss, housing laws, insuran

(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? kristen: thanks so much for joining us on this show, getting answers. today we covered the drought, the rain, and the latest covid-19 headlights. we'll be here every weekday at 3:00 >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. the fbi moments ago revealing the human remains found in florida are brian laundrie. the news just coming in. those remains found in a florida nature reserve more than 24 hours ago. they have now determined they are laundrie after a month-long search in the gabby petito murder case. late word coming in. we'll go live to florida. >>> also breaking as we come on the air tonight, a cdc panel moments ago voting unanimously to recommend boosters now for all three vaccines, not just pfizer. now the moderna and johnson & johnson boosters, too. the panel also clearing the way for mixing and matching. and this question tonight -- if you got the one-shot johnson & johnson vaccine, should you consider a pfizer or moderna booster? dr. jha standing by to answ

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penn state university, thank you very much indeed. all eyes will be on china as the world's largest emitter, will be on the chinese foreign minister who is here because the chinese leader xi jinping foreign minister who is here because the chinese leader xijinping has not come to rome, he is still impatient because of the covid situation. there will be a lot of pressure in rome and in glasgow. and also another strong voice will come from the developing world, the poor are companies —— countries who are putting more pressure on the richer company to up what is called climate finance, a pledge to give $100 billion a yearfrom finance, a pledge to give $100 billion a year from wealthier countries to poorer countries to help them decarbonise and move towards a greener economy. that is still too short, the goal has been pushed back to 2023, giving a sense of how much work there is still to be done here in rome and in glasgow where you are. thank you very much, mark. watch out for those themes of climate justice and the global north vers

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i like penn. i like lvs and actually for the reasons you cited. so the short version of it is, yeah i think maybe buying longer dated calls close to at the money might be the way to make the bullish bet there. >> how does that chart look to you, carter? >> well, i would say maybe let's pass on this one great during the pandemic but an equal and opposite loser for a great period of time pair of 2s. >> tony, would you agree >> i agree with carter i think you do have a constructive bottom here in penn until it breaks out above the $85 level, this is not a stock that i'm interested in. >> all right pretty clear on that one, henry. you've got your answer time now for the final call for this friday "options action. carter, what do you say? >> if you're in the pairing business, i would be selling google and buying apple. >> i think that the bullish -- the bearish sentiment here in facebook is way over done. i think facebook earnings will likely turn that around. sell a put vertical spread here for facebook and i think apple is going to see a little bit o

>> i agree with carter i do you do have a constructive bottom in penn, but until it breaks out above the $85 level, this is not a stock i am interested in >> pretty clear on that one, henry. you have your answer >>> time for the final call. for this friday "options action," carter, what do you say? >> if you're in the pairing business, i would be selling google and buying apple. >> i think the bearish sentiment here in facebook is way overdone i think facebook earnings will likely turn that around. sell a put vertical spread here for facebook i think apple will see a bit of decline on earnings. >> if you are looking at names like google and think they may be running into upside resistance, one of the trades you can consider is selling some upside call spreads particularly into earnings, which can elevate earnings sell call spreads in google. >> that does it for us here on "options action. see you next friday at 5:30 eastern time >>> do not go anywhere a special bonus edition of "fast money" starts after this stay tuned it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen m

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. >>> time for our tweets -- mike, what do you tell henry >> i like the gaming space i like penn for the reasons you cited. the short version is yeah. maybe buying longer dated calls at the money might be the way to make the bet >> carter, how does that chart look >> i would say maybe let's pass on this one. a great winner during the pandemic, but an equal and opposite loser for a great period of time a pair much twos >> tony, would you agree >> i agree with carter i think you could have a constructive bottom in penn, but until it breaks out above the $85 level, this is not a stock i am interested in >> pretty clear on that one, henry. you have your answer >>> time for the final call. carter, what do you say? >> i would be selling google >> i think the bearish sentiment in facebook is overdone. i think facebook earnings will turn that around sell a put vertical for facebook i think apple will see a bit of decline on earnings. >> if you are looking at names like google and think they may be running into upside resistance, you may consider selling upside call spreads which can elevate

you are on with our guest, patrick penn field -- patrick penn syracuse university. caller: thank you. big fan of c-span. my question was about trucking and connecting the cargo container to the truck that will bring it out of the port. when they are unloading all these cargo containers, they cannot just throw it on the truck. how did they match that container with that truck and get it going to the right place on the news we got the last week that they interviewed a truck driver who said he was waiting in line for five hours before he was able to pick up his load. i can see how that would be a logistical challenge. my second question, if you could , some smuggling evidently does come in through the major ports, a lot of the illegal drugs that enter our country. i think for smugglers, this must be a golden opportunity because i don't think we are inspecting our cargo containers as closely as we would like. i would like your thoughts. guest: sure. in the past, when we had ships unload, it was a pretty smooth transition. a year, year and a half ago, we would have maybe

that $70 level, it's critical it holds. >> i will go to jeff because i think you own this one, penn >> it's interesting. i think it wants to turn higher. it's trading at valuation now that's more reasonable thinking more tactically about what is going on with china and some of the casinos. i like the stock i think it's interesting mel, you asked about draftkings, penn, is this the right time to own the stock. no, it's not higher valuation and longer term gross. it's interesting in that the s&p 500 down, growth down. draftkings have been beat up and have bucked the trend and gone higher i think investors are looking forward to the potential >> tim, would you buy one of these on line gaming stocks? >> in the short-term mccow is my investment might investment is on line gaming states are coming online more coming. it's an investment for the future >> speaking of sports gaming, don't catch a documentary tonight. we will take you inside the explosion of online gaming and sports betting for some it has been a wild ride >> last year the tampa bay rays had a miraculous world series run and i

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it also owns all of the ten-mile project site and the current tunnel into new york's penn station. how urgent is it to fix the tunnel today? and, what happens if you have to stop service to try to fix these tunnels, because they're too dangerous? >> we spend an incredible amount of time carefully inspecting those tunnels, in very constant intervals, to assure their safety. and we are 100% comfortable that they are safe. but they're safe because we also spend millions of dollars repairing them and maintaining them and keeping them operable until we can build a new tunnel. >> sreenivasan: how much time do we have until your engineers say, "we can't keep this up?" or, did they say that 40 years ago? >> so i would say, honestly, that, you know, the clock is expired. every day that we wait, every peod of time that goes by, we put ourselves at greater risk. ( train horn ) >> sreenivasan: the approximately $30 billion project is not just for updating the old tunnel and building a new one-- which alone would cost more than $12 billion. it would also expand the rail line from two to four tr

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mark penn, we will start with you. >> you know, if you'd asked me last week, i would have said mcauliffe by two. this week i'm going to have to say it looks like youngkin by two. >> sean: and robert, your prediction? >> i'd say youngkin by two and a half to three, and he is on the short list for everybody's vp once he gets in there. >> sean: i'm agreeing with the democrat, mark penn. youngkin by two. we will know in five days. also breaking tonight, we have news in new york. disgraced former governor andrew cuomo is being charged with forcible touching over allegations he groped a former aide. the misdemeanor criminal complaint filed in albany city that court system, alleges that formal "did intentionally and for no legitimate purpose forcibly place his hand under the blouse, shirt of the victim and onto her intimate body part" by the way, to clarify, because the alleged victim is not a minor, the former governor would not be placed on the sex offender registry, even if he were convicted, as one news article pointed out tonight. we have corrected the record and we apologize for that mist

last week they were in a fight with penn state. penn state's quarterback got hurt, they came back and made every play they needed to make and their defense is dirty, too, by the way. their defense is the second best defense in the country. iowa is the same team every year, they always make you earn it. they don't commit penalties, don't commit turnovers and make you kill yourself every single time, every single game so you better be ready not to make mistakes and be disciplined.ind interesting season. what does kentucky need to do to have any chance today? >> you got to throw the football. those monsters up front, you're not going to pound them, not going to move them, they're mountains. you have to throw the football consistency and will levvis the quarterback for kentucky highly recruited kid, went to penn state, transferred to kentucky. he can make plays with his feet and get extra first downs and hopefully you tire him out. the boys are big but you get reps and reps and reps and i don't know what the weather will be like but i'

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rich: we have the iowa penn state football game going on. this is in between the number of local republicans out speaking. they have been warming up the crowd. one of the republicans is senator chuck grassley. the 88-year-old is running for another term in the u.s. senate. we asked him about the trump effect for the mid-term and whether he's planning to campaign with the president. >> does he want to? would he be better off spending his time in other races? if he wants to come to iowa to campaign for me, i would welcome that. when a former president has 91% approval among republicans, it would be stupid to turn that down. reporter: here necessity iowa the stage is set up and it's very reminiscent of last year. the former president has yet to say whether he will run again. last year trump said it was an easy question as to whether he will run in 2024 and quote i think you will be happy. a favorability poll shows 53% have a favorable view, 45% unfavorable. among republicans that number hits more than 90%. the former u.n. ambassador nikki haley

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and i also like penn state to get the win on the road penn stadium in iowa. will: same bet for me penn state over iowa. >> little bit nervous. will: we have been on opposite sides quite a bit. the night game here on fox? >> >> part of usc season is going to be who is their new football coach going to be. as a result they're kind of rudderless right now without great leadership. i like utah and kyle who has built a grade program i like usc as we roll into the midpoint of pac-12 season. kick back and have a beer or two to kick off saturday night should be a fun one. will: catch clay on the big noon kickoff 10:00 a.m. on this show. switch over to fox if you like. also follow along with make own bet super 6 where you can stack the cash. the more people who enter today's stack the cash football contest the bigger the jackpot. don't forget to invite your friends scan the qr code. download the app. and play for free. winners last weekend and now given away more than 5 million bucks as the app. launch you had two years ago. clay, i know you are in college station, re