i remember i had a friend who had david bowie posters all over her walls.s going to be going and working with him and they came down mysteriously. and that clued me in that he was cool. >> jimmy: she was being spiteful and jealous. are you still friends? >> no. we were 13. >> jimmy: that reminds me of those scrabble kids. good to see you. jennifer connelly go see her movie "aloft." it opens in new york and l.a. today. we'll be right back with the spellbinding conusion to the scrabble challenge. so stick around. get more newsic from -- music from ♪ ♪ new fructis is your hafull & plush.ickness? with pomegranate and fibra cylane. it expands and strengthens each strand. get big, bigger, massive hair. fructis full & plush. the strength to shine. garnier. new lipton♪sparkling iced tea. refreshing tea infused with light, crisp, tiny bubbles. for a taste that lifts you up. we're looking for ones whot any caren't messing around. students who want to take courses developed with input from leading companies. so when they graduate, they're ready to be hired by all kind

we had a david bowie bond ages ago. sometimes you get really weird stuff. right before the financial crisis there were stud rights for resources. alix: huh. weird bondsthese issuance taking out in 2014 -- why would this make you concerned? guest: if we saw that is not just broadly esoterically, but in the housing market, more conventional markets, and i think this is real if the hawks on the fomc saying we at least have to philosophically put a stake in the ground, line in the sand that rates have to avoid from zero. alix: but if you are putting it in really risky assets, isn't that a danger? guest: absolutely. the idea is the money is being pushed into laundry bonds by the fed and that is when you start to fear the bubble you are referring to. story of therite day is a might be getting a $10 bill with a woman space on it. there will be a woman by 2020. i want your take on who it should be. with rosa parks. i have not heard that out there yet. i think that would be an awesome $10 bill. joe? joe: i'm going to say barbara jordan. i am biased because she is a

you have unusual stuff like franchise rights to restaurants, music portfolios, we have the david bowie bonds ages ago. sometimes you get where it stuff -- right before the financial crisis, resources were packaged into bonds. alix: the key word, right before the financial crisis. when you look into these bond picking up in 2014, what part of that makes you concerned? this not justw esoterically but if we saw it in the housing market or in more conventional markets as well. i think this is where you get ng, wewks on the fomc sayi have to put a stake in the ground, line in the sand that rates have to start moving away from zero. alix: if you are putting money in risky assets with higher yield, is that a danger? money is being push it aside by the fed. paul: the idea is that the ideas being -- the money is being pushed into laundry bond. then you start to fear the bubble. alix: my favorite story of the day was we might be getting a new $10 bill with a woman's face on it. we do not know what woman yet. by 2020. i want to get everyone's take on who you think it should be. should i go first?

i've admired for about 30 years, and she has a sort of cachet -- it's like trying to get ahold of david bowieh and i can ask you stuff about your violins? (laughter) >> jon: there is an apology about icons like that that you don't imagine they eat sandwiches. they eat one but they would have a small tube and would be getting little creative liquid -- mm, mm mm -- >> yeah, she seems like she would be fed electronically. she's really into her gear. (laughter) >> jon: and it would work. you would spend some time with them and write about -- other than gumption what's the thing you think ties it together? because in my mind it's those that took their very eccentric and unique abilities and attempted to actually make things better for people. >> kind of, yeah. they all are the epitome of good art to me. and wendell barry puts it very well. he says it's people who see the work that needs doing, and they do it. to me the book reminds me, as well as hopefully my readership, to just get off my ass. we're so comfortable these days we could say, well, maybe i should just binge watch all these great ente

fame, cleveland apparently got the honors because it played key roles in launching the careers of david bowieruce springsteen. >> what's so good about cleveland? >> reporter: still not convinced? this is the house where christmas story was filmed and it looks like somebody left a line on. >> you should see what it looks like from out here. >> it could be seen up and down cleveland street. >> reporter: perhaps the best part about cleveland the median house price is $120,000. you've got to pay extra for the lamp. dennis o'donnell kpix 5. >> he had me at $120,000. [ laughter ] >>> quickly world cup soccer. united states laid -- ladies front and center tied at 1. boom. that's the scickt -- 60th minute they win it 3-1. they've got sweden this friday. >>> handout hot outside. breaking news, that fire on 880. this is where the flyover from 228 connects to the freeway. >> trees and brush fully engulfed. the traffic is still moving. we'll have an update tonight at 10:00 on night beat and back here at 11:00. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insuran

so you can just say give me these last five david bowie albums or give me these five albums and you'llurn phone, downloaded. >> what are the barriers to entry here? is the deals that apple has had to and the other guys or the technology, is that a sufficient barrier to entry or do you commoditize this over time? therefore the price falls so it becomes almost anything jebl or negligible. >> you have to build a brand and you have to negotiate with the music industry constantly so if you talk to shawn parker who has invested a ton of his own money in spotify, this is a hard business to run. very defensivible. i don't think you're going to see hundreds of players in it jay-z bought tidal. it's a bit of a disaster and he's tens of millions of dollars into it and it's going to be hard. i think they're very defensible. i think you have to keep it rating and revving the product so regularly to add features, spotify added podcast and video now. that these services will start to look like cable networks, little mini viacoms or time warners with three or four different content times. >> we've got

david culver news4. >> good for them. >>> coming up major new developments we have in two shooting in bowie.e are live, next. >>> shooting for what happened here in front of this community center and they say that it is the brother of a man who was shot and killed nearby about two >>> we have a developing story tonight. police have identified the suspect in the shooting that happened earlier this week in bowie. turns out the suspected gunman is the brother of a man who was shot and killed in bowie just two weeks ago. prince george's bureau chief tracee wilkins, live now in bowie. >> reporter: police are saying they want this suspected in custody. when the shooting happened, there were people out here on the basketball court, just like right now, and multiple shots were fired. police say this man is armed and dangerous. police say christopher king jr. is armed gang rouse and wanted. right now, we have no idea where he is so we need the community to help us. >> reporter: according to police, king is the man who shot 23-year-old melvin thomas jar of bowie earlier this week in front of the hunti