markus banks and jermaine taylor. 12 point lead. these squads looking for the first victory of the season. first piers team to 25 we go to the half. >> jim: you get a win and get another one. if you're above .500 you get a chance for the playoffs. it's an uphill battle when you put yourself behind 0-2. get yourself back into it with only 8 games. >> brian: the ref is going to review and take a look. he'll look at the ball. it looked like it went off right there. but then taylor got in at the end and it changed direction from this angle it's hard to see. it hits banks and i don't think it goes off taylor, but that other angle -- it actually went off taylor's knee. we're going to take gold ball. they say it went off of banks. and the ball hogs. andre owens, josh jo childress, jermaine taylor with the ball hogs they're in yellow taking on the ghost >> jim: not surprised he knocked down two tough shots. he was working on that yesterday in practice. catch and shoot from behind that 3-point line. >> brian: 8-0 run now for the ball hogs. 7

we wa nt markus yeah, yeah, of course. we want to do that. be good for us to do that. yeah, we're going to apply that sure. hopefully the conversations will be more enjoyable, less arguing. yeah, yeah. yes. well, best of luck. thank you. and building a future together. thank you. take care, buy. of course everyone's situation, personal and financial is their own, it is unique. some what may work for some may not work for you. but there are some principles that jean may not work for you. but there are some principles thatjean theurer says we can all follow. i would say it is threefold. very first thing to do is become much more aware of your spending habits. many people don't keep track of it and it is important that you do. the next is that you work with your partner in finding common ground. there are sometimes when you actually do share common values. and that is the first place to start because it is easy to and compromise along the common values. but then again, also make room for those differences. so that the other person feels that the

markus: it is important not to forget our history.ayer and we are part of that history. we also have to say that in terms of a business model we are playing in an industry of high-tech materials, which is different from an industry in pharmaceutical or the agribusiness. that is why we are continuing with these structures, and culture, that we need. we are very customer centric and we are running the business to make sure that there is not in any corner of the corporation any hidden value. tom: how are you delegating authority given the new regime? markus: i think it is important to live by example and at that is what i try to live up to every day and i hope i am doing better and better on that, and i hope that my team, our 17,000 employees can feel it, see it, and if they feel i am not living that they role model, provide me with feedback. that is what i try to do each and every day. nejra: you are one month into the role and you have talked about increasing investments. that may include a new world scale plan. can you give us more de

markus a very brilliant very brilliant individual believe i heard a story about how he'll be difficult to get or so at the moment is the second grade . he has an opinion he doesn't hide his feelings. i think more to see and he's an outstanding hard because he took on the most powerful agency in this county or you'll be going. to look at some of the billboard analogy to mark was the day that when he was fighting the life. worth of family kind of thing worst of all and i reached no limits. you know if something. was going to. go it's just or it. was mark spoke out against pull up some on his shift but i didn't like very much absolutely have there been times when i really really really thought he was a great guy absolutely. john mark doogan i'm a former marine former cop turned whistleblower after my home was raided by american intelligence agencies i snuck out of the united states into russia where i obtained political asylum today still wanted by the american federal government. and then they know that it will. go to the blog where he spilled details about p.b.s. those dirty laundry and

then in the men's single taking on markus willis trying to keep the castles in it. aviators come through with the win. they hand them their first loss. they had a kids clinic, sothing they do throughout the season. get involved in the sport. great gesture bys the cattles who had a message for someone heavily involved in fe sport tennis. >> how you doing? i don't know why you're not here doing this intervieho to see you around. appreciate all the love and support you show. >> cases refuse to lose, jim, get your butt out here, man. come on, we need. >> you they make it fun. i go my tickets sat add night empire. >> they direct sales. ndu can't say no. >> i there. they do make it fun. it's differents. ru it's different everything. the whole environment is great energy. >> the giant tennis ball makes me nervous. francis on a first name basis with you. >> he brought it big tonig. >> he brought it big tonig. >> dave,ht t still nervous about finding a new apartment? yeah... but popping these things really helps me...relax. please don't, i'm saving those for later. at least

i'm not sure any of us other than markus could pronounce that.on't play assassins creed. google facing another showdown overof the european union its control of the android operating system. the announcement of an antitrust fine is expected today. phonen you buy a smart from may fracture is samsung, lg or sony, you are also getting the android operating system. google gets the system for free. we have researched showing that android runs on 77% of the world's smartphones. googleopean union says is sliding competition and hurting the development of android and applications. the basic idea is that they stick with the user on their phone and are likely -- unlikely to seek out others. it is the second of three european commission probes into the goals business. last year, it was fined a record $2.8 billion and antitrust laws. while the size of the penalties for this latest ruling affect headlines, the bigger impacts will be decisions on how to go should address the eu's concerns. it could be ordered to remove all negotiating contracts with a pave the

district of columbia bar, which has an extraordinary and successful project created by karen barker marku and kathleen buhl biden, which is called the d.c. volunteer lawyers project. they just celebrated their 10th anniversary. they have 2,100 lawyers who have signed up pro bono to offer their assistance to victims of domestic violence, stalking, date rape and so on. and they serve more than 1,000 clients every single year. they were just given an award by the d.c. bar for the work that they've put together. solely through the volunteer efforts of lawyers in the district of columbia bar. so this legislation would modestly and simply direct the chief judge of each federal judicial district to organize at least one public event annually for the next four years, to promote pro bono legal services for victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking in the district in which the court serves its jurisdiction. in districts containing understand indian tribes or tribal areas, they would have to lead one event during each two-year period. people who have experienced and

think it's this issue of supply chains if we're selling soybeans, which is a commodikmocommodities markuart away from a supply chain, things break up. i think you could see something very interesting, and you talked about autos, that you could have some advanced buying in anticipation, if you're concerned that they're all of a sudden caught up if i want to buy a foreign car and now i think there's going to be a tariff on it. and say i have a problem, or i could buy it today and get it back on the other end. i wouldn't be surprised if you actually see a pull forward. >> that would or wouldn't concern you? that's a larger concern, though, if you saw that? >> if you want to talk about a retaliation from china, the retaliation is not tariff for tariff, it's you see this part that you need, we're not going to supply it but then you know they have taken the gloves off and no one wants to take the gloves off. >> talking about the auto tariffs. here's the quote, if you do another 200 billi$200 billion ik you're getting pretty close to those benefits and supply is close to overwhelming domestical

i think overnight the news now is they have delaware or markus cousins -- >> ray john rondo.arts out here. >> after getting lebron, magic johnson and the lakers started shopping at garage sales -- [laughter] and they got rondo, they got lance stephenson, they got mcgee, they got congress they've yous caldwell pope. they're shopping at garage sales, and golden state went to saks fifth avenue and got boogie cousins. i'm not sure, i think they're resting on their laurels after getting lebron james. so now what we really have out here at the staples center and in los angeles is the cavaliers west coast version. this is the same team that lebron just left in cleveland. charles: so rondo doesn't have enough for one year to get him the ball, and then you get stephenson, the muscle -- >> charles, let me break it down to you. [laughter] what the golden state warriors have done to basketball is if you can't shoot from three, you're wasting your time. rondo can't shoot. lance stephennd soften's not a shooter. mcgee, you know, gets garbage buckets, you know, around the basket. they don't