. >> that of course george segal, shing no mercy as pops on "the goldbergs." his family says the long-time actor passed away tuesday from complications from bypass surgery. he won two golden globes in a career that spanned seven decades. george segal was 87 years old. quite a talented actor. quite the loss there. >>> indeed. a california-based comedian is not laughing about a fishy additive he says was found in his cereal. >> will ganss has the details on this one. >> at the beginning of 2021 we met gorilla glue hair girl. then we met this cat, i mean lawyer. >> i'm not a cat. >> and now the internet's new obsession is cinnamon shrimp crunch. it went viral when jenson carp shared this photo writing, cinnamon toast crunch, why are there shrimp tails in my cereal, joking. the brand saying it appeared to be an accumulation of cinnamon sugar and no possibility of cross contamination with shrimp. that prompted the comedian to maintain a sense of humor writing, okay, i have sent you a dm. fair warning, i look different since eating your cereal today. a general mills

. >>> actor george segal has died. he was a familiar face to generations of tv and vie fans. megan tevrizian looks back at his remarkable career. >> reporter: this morning hollywood has lost a legend. >> i'm going to go put on my shoes and wait in the car. >> reporter: actor george segal's career spanned five decades. most recent roles on "just shoot me" and "the goldbergs." his breakthrough role wasn't in comedy, it was in drama. >> you shouldn't have done that. you shouldn't have done that at all. >> reporter: earning an oscar nomination for best supporting actor in "who's afraid of virginia woolf." it starred richard burton and elizabeth taylor. >> i work out. >> do you? >> reporter: his other credits include "the owl and the pussycat," "where's papa" and "a touch of class." >> don't move. >> reporter: he said he knew at a young age he wanted to be an actor after seeing "this gun for hire" starring alan ladd. >> at 8 years old i understood that was a job and i thought to myself and i knew it was only a dream, i wanted a job alala had. >> reporter: tributes pouring in. adam

are you hopped up on goofballs >> segal's wife said he died from complications of bypass surgery.e was 80 years old. >>> janessa webb is here to show us how midweek is be looking >> hey, good morning, good morning, everyone. we're watching the severe weather threat that's going to start to pick up later this afternoon also watching the plains as another storm system really starts to develop it will make its way across the northeast. i do think the larger weather story, though, is the severe impact across alabama, mississippi and louisiana, while we do have a major flood risk. but also for the southern plains, 9 million people under severe weather we're going to be watching the damaging winds and isolated tornadoes in this area. right now, the forecast is calling for about 10 inches of rain it's coming down about an inch per hour in this area. just last week, we dealt with the big severe weather threat. once again, we'll start to see that tomorrow with 33 million peoplempacted across i tghtly ce ohio valley, but still, pretty lovely conditions for the great lakes. also, watching mo

. >>> hollywood is remembering academy award nominee actor george segal. wife said he died yesterday in california due to complications from bypass surgery. he received a best supporting actor nomination for the 1966 movie "who's afraid of virginia woolf." he's also known for his tv roles on "just shoot me" and "the goldbergs." segal was 87 years old. >>> and some families in oakland will be getting free money, and a george floyd case enters its next phase. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." minnesota's "star-tribune" has a -- says that a jury has been seated in the trial of the former police officer accused killing george floyd. the final juror in the case of derek chauvin was chosen yesterday. it took more than two weeks to seat a jury. chauvin was seen in video kneeling on floyd's neck for about nine minutes during an arrest last memorial day. he is charged with second and third-degree murder and manslaughter. opening statements are said for -- set for monday. >>> and california's "east bay times" says 600 families will get $500

wolf segal went on to become a comedy stalwart he made audiences laugh well into his eighty's in t.v. series including the goal for us. the chinese cities of hong kong and macau have suspended use of the biotech pizer codeine teen vaccine defective packaging was reported in one batch of drug sorties say they've acted as a cautionary precautionary measure the vaccines manufacturers say there's no reason to believe safety is at risk. it's been one year now since the indian prime minister announced a complete nationwide lockdown the measures went into effect within hours and was one of the world's strictest lock downs lasting for $68.00 days in total today the country is scrambling to vaccinate its population against the corona virus as a new surge in cases threatens to derail efforts to get the pandemic under control the pandemic has pushed demand for frontline medical workers to an all time high not just in india western countries looking to boost the number of nurses have been hiring staff from india many come from one southern indian state in particular d.w. travel to kerala to meet

>>> let's celebrate the life of actor george segal now.rom making us laugh in his later years on "the goldbergs," the oscar nominee wowed audiences on tv and in movies for decades and our chris connelly joins us, more on his legacy. chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, t.j. so good as a leading man in films of the 1970s like "a touch of class" and more recently, very much beloved for his comedic work on the small screen. >> i think she's eyeballing me. move your melon, murray, so i can enchant her with a coy wink. >> reporter: george segal made millions laugh. for years as the loving grandfather on abc's "the goldbergs." >> awesome. >> that's game, kiddo. better luck next time. >> come on, pops. let me win at least one. >> that's a terrible lesson. i'll beat your ass again real quick. >> reporter: and the workaholic father on the sitcom "just shoot me." >> with that desert sun her skin must look like a belt. >> reporter: his decades spanning career began with dramatic turns in "king wrath," and "who's afraid of virginia woolf?"

the american film and tv actor george segal has died from complications during heart bypass surgery.n for his charm and wit, he excelled in dramatic and comedy roles, including 1970's where's poppa and the 1973 romantic comedy a touch of class. the weather is looking decidedly mixed through what's left of this week. there will be some spells of sunshine, but there will also be some showers, some of which will be heavy and, briefly, wintry, as some cold air digs in at the tail end of the week. but in the shorter term, we have this frontal system to greet us on wednesday morning, a band of cloud and very light and patchy rain, really dragging its heels, moving slowly southeastwards, taking a good part of the day to get into the far southeast of england. all the while, wales, the midlands and northern england will brighten up with lots of sunshine. for northern ireland and scotland, sunshine and showers will be replaced by some more widespread heavy rain pushing in from the west later, accompanied by a strengthening south—westerly wind. temperatures ranging from seven or 8 degrees in no

travel and the rest of our lives and you have the stimulus now passing yesterday and here's jeremy segal today from the wharton school and his optimism. let's listen when i see the amount of stimulus come, i can see another 10% rise in stock prices and 10%, 12% this year and then the fed gets more worried and the leveling off 2022, 2023, but this, we're still in the phase where the liquidity will push stocks over and we'll get the fears that are coming through, but it will be overwhelmed, i think, by the strength of the economy and rise in corporate earnings 10% left in stocks and you'll go 4400 on the s&p 500. >> yeah, well, that's a very interesting comment and it's just cyclical and value stocks that will outperform this year for the market to go up 10% to 12% you must have participation in the tech, communication and amazon those two groups plus amazon represent over 40% of the entire s&p 500. there is just want enough market cap in the cyclicals to get the market to go up that much, 10% or 12%, and if you look at the numbers, and i think this is important because people throw around

the american actor george segal has died from complications after heart surgery.ecured a golden globe for his performance in a touch of class in 1973. the duke of sussex has a new title — he's to be the first �*chief impact officer' at a professional coaching firm in california. he'sjoining the firm betterup — and will be focussing on the issue of mental health. his new boss says he's pleased with his new signing. i had obviously never talked to royalty before in my life and i think the most impressive thing has just been his focus, singularly, on how can he be of service, how can he advance his vision. so i have a feeling he'll work out. we are partners here, he likes to be called harry in the workplace. so we just address him as harry. lots can be said on, as we call in the us, the modern performance review, we have a really open relationship and constant feedback and communication so i think we won't have any trouble there. time for a look at the weather. sarah keith—lucas is here. for some of us we have some springlike sunshine. this is the picture at the

and veteran hollywood actor george segal has died aged $87.00 he was nominated for an oscar for the movie in which he 1st found fame who's afraid of virginia woolf. went on to become a comedy stalwart and he made audiences laugh well into his eighty's in t.v. series like the goal for us. activists are planning more anti coup protests today including a strike and calls for people to stay home it comes a day after a 7 year old girl was killed in her home when security forces opened fire during a cracked out in the city of mandalay we spoke to one of the activists risking arrest and her life fighting for freedom from military role. united in resistance a vast range of demonstrators and helping them organize this activists fins are among her work puts her at risk of arrest we caught up with her at an undisclosed location quitting in her and she says even if we are afraid we must fight. it's anger against the military she says that is helping people put aside their differences and protest. being in egypt and not there is no army in this country at the moment which defends stability and peace o

take a moment to honor a beloved actor. >> george segal, a fixture in hollywood for decades, starringgal has passed away, age 87 he was known for his oscar-nominated role starring alongside elizabeth taylor in "who is afraid of virginia in 1966. >> kept your body? >> pretty good, i work out. >> do you? >> yeah. >> reporter: his original dream was to be a fireman. >> and then i was taken to the squire theater in great neck, and they were playing "this gun for hire." of theater and leading man roles, like in "dick and jean. also playing grandfather pop sullivan in "the goldbergs." >> what is this? >> neil diamond, the voice of our people. >> it is a christmas song. >> reporter: and as jack in "just shoot me." >> how is your mom >> great, still in palm springs. >> god, with that desert sun, her skin must look like a belt >> reporter: his wife, sonya, announced he died due to bypass surgery complications, saying, the family is devastated >> can't get you out of my system you're not even really pretty. >> thank you >> reporter: he is also remembered for his serious roles, from his fellow a

. >>> george segal who appeared on "goldbergs" died today. he became one of the biggest stars in the 1970s. his famous role was in "who is afraid of virginia wolf" his wife announced he passed away after complications from by pass surgery. he was 87 years old. s,favewier remembered tonight, thsoeir , nslives taken by a gunman in boulder, colorado. marcy gonzalez shares details a super market shooting. >> reporter: the magnitude of the loss here in boulder setting in. 10 people shot and killed at this grocery ste. amonth 25-year-old rikki olds, also denny stong. suzanne fountain and jody officer eric talley. >> my son gave his wife save people. he gave it all. and then he still continues. >> reporter: he was the first to respond to the chaos unfolding moay teoon re er andescribed as shooting in the parking lot and made his way inside. >> he went in the store. >> right down there. >> oh, my god. guys, we got people down siinso [gunfire] >> there is an active shooter, get away. >> the police say that shooter was 21ahmad al alivi alissa, seen her

. >>> george segal who appeared on "goldbergs" died today. he became one of the biggest stars in the 1970s. his famous role was in "who is afraid of virginia wolf" his wife announced he passed away after complications from by pass surgery. he was 87 years old. sons, wives, fathers, sisters, remembered tonight, their lives taken by a gunman in boulder, colorado. marcy gonzalez shares some of the details about yesterday's super market shooting. >> reporter: the magnitude of the loss here in boulder setting in. 10 people shot and killed at this grocery store. among them 25-year-old rikki olds, 25, also denny stong. suzanne fountain and jody waters and a police officer eric talley. >> my son gave his wife to save people. he gave it all. and then he still continues. >> reporter: he was the first to respond to the chaos unfolding monday afternoon here at the king soopers. the gunman described as relentless as he started shooting in the parking lot and made his way inside. >> he went in the store. >> right down there. >> oh, my god. guys, we got peo

well eric segal ding is an epidemiologist he says the benefits of the vaccine still outweigh the risks. this is gary frustrating 1st oksana doesn't have direct you know their own they're relying on what's happening in germany but the same time i want to point out most of the astronomical that seems the country with the most use of the actually going to recap is actually u.k. and u.k. you actually do not quite a find do the same pattern as as germany so you know why i'm not dismissing what the german epidemiologist found i'm curious why the u.k. do not find it because you have been using here much more and so until i see it in multiple countries especially the largest using country which is u.k. i'm not can target compass but i understand the precautionary principle but sometimes your caution principle also says you know we know that the vaccine will save lives in the middle of a heavy heavy. concentrate europe and i think people are ignoring the fact that there is a well no major benefit versus an uncertain minor risk let's take a look at other stories making headlines around the world

that's when hollywood actor george segal has died he was $87.00 it was nominated for an oscar for the movie in which he 1st found fame who's afraid of virginia woolf siegel went on to become a comedy so what he made audiences laugh well into the eighty's and t.v. series including the goldberg. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu insists there will be no need for a new vote despite the country's indecisive election outcome he's claiming victory for his likud party but with ballots still being counted opposition parties also insist they can form a coalition now this you know his former ally turned critic could decide who governs. family netanyahu supporters declaring there is only one man for them. but this is not the decisive victory that netanyahu and his left could party had been hoping for with counting still underway this polarizing politician doesn't appear to have enough seats to form a coalition government even with the support of his ultra orthodox and nationalists right wing allies he's appealing from all parties to back him you know the state needs a stable government.

eric segal wrote the screenplay first.film. the book was released on valentine's day 1970, and it sold 21 million copies. a 1971 gallup poll found one in nine americans had read "love story." and nine months later came the movie. >> overnight, you know -- i wi had ever known that plevel in my life. where did you get your hat. >> reporter: ryan, you had been a television star, but after that -- >> if you wanted to see me, i was at studio 54, and a little arrogant, i would say. all of the success piled on. >> reporter: what were the challenges? >> i had a wife and children, that was one of the challenges, and i wanted to be free. i wanted to roam the world. >> love means never having to say you're sorry. >> reporter: and to this day, they get asked that one question about that one line. >> don't. love means never having to say you're sorry. >> reporter: what does that mean? >> i don't know. pwhat does it mean. >> neither of us knew at the time, but over the years we have come up with answers. maybe we're -- >> reporter: i do

better and hollywood actor george segal has died aged $87.00 he was nominated for an oscar for the movie in which he 1st found fame called who's afraid of virginia woolf siegel went on to become a comedy stalwart he made audiences laugh well into his eighty's in t.v. shows including the gold birds. the ears border agency calls it quote the most dangerous migratory route in the world we're talking here about the sea journey between northern africa and europe in recent months there's been a resurgence of vibrant boats making that trip in the central mediterranean on board are people risking their lives fleeing conflict and crisis often been packed on to unsafe bustles by human smugglers many have to be rescued some don't make it according to the un's refugee agency more than 20000 migrants have died crossing the mediterranean over the last 7 years. and many more would have drowned had it not been for the work of aid organizations that sail out and pick up stranded migrants one such organization is sea on i a german group that's converted an old freighter into a rescue ship d.w. went to nor

. >> reporter: he spoke to "60 minutes" correspondent laurie segall. >> jake, legally are you not allowed in what you are calling the sacred chamber. >> and that is-- and that is the one very serious regret that i have, was believing that when we were waved in by police officers, that it was acceptable. >> reporter: security here denied that-- tonight at the capitol remains tight and the investigation into the insurrection continues and we learn today that the f.b.i. is looking into communications between rioters and members of congress to see if there was any inside help. norah. >> o'donnell: a significant development, jeff pegues, thank you. and tonight a new milestone in the fight against the coronavirus. the u.s. is now averaging two million vaccinations a day. that is more than 54 million americans that have had at least one shot, and nearly 28 million that are fully vaccinated. but there is growing concern of yet another surge as more states lift restrictions. cbs's mark strassmann reports tonight from alabama. >> folks, we're not there yet, but goodness knows we are getting closer.

the american actor, george segal, has died aged 87 following complications from surgery.e in the 1966 film, who's afraid of virginia woolf — before becoming known to younger generations by playing pops in the tv comedy series, the goldbergs. police have arrested at least 14 people during another night of protests in bristol — two days after the violent disturbances in which more than 20 officers were injured. there were further scuffles as more than 100 people were moved off college green in the city. a giant container vessel has blocked shipping in the suez canal — it ran aground in the canal north of the port of suez. it happened early on tuesday, and tugs have been trying to refloat the ship since. the ever given, registered in panama, was en route from china to rotterdam and was passing north through the canal on its way to the mediterranean. the vessel's owners says the ship was blown off course by a strong gust of wind. i'm joined now by carl schou, ceo and president of wilhelmsen ship management. welcome to the programme. for our viewers around the world put in per

jacob chansley spoke with laurie segall for the program "60 minutes plus." do you understand that? >> it's not -- my actions were not an attack on this country. that is incorrect. that is inaccurate entirely. >> how would you describe them? >> my actions personally? >> on january 6th. >> my actions on january 6th, how would i describe them? i sang a song, and that's a part of shamanism. it's about creating positive vibrations in a sacred chamber. i also stopped people from stealing and vandalizing the senate. i actually stopped somebody from ng muffins out of the break room. i also said a prayern that sacred chamber because it was my intention to bring divinity and to bring god back into the senate. >> but jake, legally you were not allowed to be in what you're calling the sacred chamber. >> and that is -- that is the one very serious regret that i have was believing that when we were waved in by police officers that it was acceptable. >> do you still believe you're a patriot? >> i consider myself a lover of my country. i consider myself a believer in the co

congress the white supremacy movement is a top domestic threat. "60 minutes+" correspondent laurie segall talks with a former supremacist insider for a chilling look at his group's goal: race war. >> they wanted to create such a strain on the logistics of the country-- the police, fire, e.m.s.-- that they wouldn't have any obstacles in killing the people they wanted to kill, to where they could go out and shoot minorities without having to face the law. >> pelley: i'm scott pelley. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." ( ticking ) ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> oprah: nearly two billion people around the globe watched their wedding. from the outside, it looked like something out of a fairy tale and appeared to signal a new day for the modern british monarchy. >> this couple represents everything people can celebrate. >> it's a wonderful fairy tale, it's... >> oprah: they became one of the most talked about couples in the media. the

let's talk about how this impacts the markets with clay segal.etter to talk to about the situation. clay, all of our guests today are from texas we would not drag you out of bed so early if it wasn't a big deal ship partially moved off the shore. it is headed in the right direction. what headaches are still to come even once that ship gets freed >> good morning, brian thanks for having me actually the count is still going up we are counting 96 oil and gas tankers stuck waiting. that is up from five overnight it is a combination of 40 crude and fuel oil tankers. 34 clean tankers and 23 gas carriers in the mix. although the news is good on a preliminary basis, it is still accumulating this morning. >> while a viewer that is not familiar with that, it doesn't sound like that much we are talking about tens of millions of barrels of oil that are not getting to where they need to go that means refiners having to buy on the spot market there is a ripple impact >> for sure. and every day this blockage continues, that ripple effect is libel to proliferate

stegall -- segal was one of the biggest stars in the 1970s.he knew at a young age that he wanted to be an actor during this gun for hire starring alan ladd. >> >> i thought to myself and i knew it was a dream, i wanted a job like alan ladd. >> adam goldberg, creator of the goldberg tweeted by pure faith i ended up casting the perfect person to play. george was a kid at heart with a magical spark.'s last episode with the goldbergs will air april seven. >>> in today's gma first look, new research shows covid 19 vaccine may help those suffering from >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, covid long haulers and the vaccine. could getting a vaccination be the first step towards recovery? right now doctors are trying to understand if and how a vaccine might help. they have theories. >> the vaccine induces very good immune responses against the virus. it can clean up any residual or left over virus. it can pretty much make you feel better because you are getting rid of the cause of the disease. >> reporter: 53-year-old geralyn lucas was diagn

veteran hollywood actor george segal has died aged $87.00 he was nominated for an oscar for the movie in which he 1st found fame who's afraid of virginia woolf siegel went on to become a comedy stalwart he made all audiences laugh well into his eighty's in t.v. series including the goldbergs. the chinese cities of hong kong and macau suspended use of the biotech fires a covert 1000 vaccine defective packaging was reported in one batch of the drug authorities say they've acted as a precautionary measure the vaccine manufacturers say there's no reason to believe safety is a risk. the global health crisis has pushed demand for skilled medical stuff to an all time high western countries especially are looking for more nurses some offer extra perks to encourage applicants southern india is home to many medics who find work abroad u.w. travel to kerala to meet some of the latest recruits. flinty. ungentle grew up in and out of hospitals as a severely anemic child she was often admitted for treatments. but that traumatic experience spock what i'm bishan i really got inspired by the those who

conviction due to potential juror misconduct today marks the 10th anniversary of the murder of tobias segal and the city of berkeley is offering a $50,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction. >>of those responsible for his death. it was march 8th, 2011 eagle was found shot to death in a backyard in the. blake street magee avenue neighborhood, although his death remains unsolved. detectives believe someone out there knows something they say even the smallest detail could be crucial in solving eagles murder. anyone with info is asked to contact berkeley pd the numbers listed at the bottom of your screen. protesters took to the streets of minneapolis today as the trial of derek chauvin the man accused of murdering george floyd set to begin. however jury selection has been delayed over the possible reinstatement of another charge for 3rd degree murder. chauvin has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and manslaughter charges. earlier today floyd's brother spoke to the press about the trial. praying and hoping. >>the outcome that we all want. but you know realit

actor george segal died today in santa rosa.e was 87 years old siegel was nominated for an oscar for the 1966 film who's afraid of virginia woolf? and started the abc sitcom the goldbergs, his family said the cause of death was complications from bypass surgery in the 19 seventies, siegel was best known as a comic actor, but again, his most famous role was in that 1966 drama. who's afraid of virginia woolf? younger audiences. he was better known for playing magazine publisher jack gallo on the nbc series. just shoot me from 1997 to 2003. after the break a shooting scare at a north bay veterans home, bringing back memories of a deadly shooting there three years ago at the exact same location and another gorgeous day around the bay area, our chief meteorologist bill martin, will have the complete forecast. it's coming up in a minute. today's ways of working may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast internet on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. flexibl

. >> sitting down with members of the insurrectionists is what laurie segall did, the most identifiablee qanon shaman, the moronic minotaur. >> that's what you call him. >> i have a lot of the alliteration with him. but in any event, here's what he said his -- he said he didn't feel that he was breaking and entering, basically. here's his motivation. >> i didn't break any windows. i didn't break in any doors. i didn't cross any police barricades. i was peaceful. i was civil. i was calm. i said a prayer and sang a song. police were waving people into the building, number one. number two, i was escorted by a capitol police officer. >> so if you walk into a building, because the door was open, and you didn't actually break a window, does that make it okay? >> yeah, i give him points for creativity, i suppose. that's not going to get him anywhere. if this was sort of a normal day on the mall in washington, d.c. and people were wandering around and he happened to wander into the capitol and gaze admiringly at tstatuary, maybe. but that's not what happened. he was part of that mob. we've all

the american actor george segal has died from complications after heart surgery. he was 87.ated for an oscar and a touch of class, in 1973, which won him a golden globe. prince harry's got a new role — at a professional coaching firm in california. he's become the �*chief impact officer' at a californian—based company called betterup, where he says he'll be fostering "honest and vulnerable conversations" about mental health. mark lobel has this report. months into the role, prince harry is said to be focusing on changing the global dialogue on mental health. so what does his new boss think of him? i had obviously never talked to royalty before in my life. and i think the most impressive thing has just been his focus singularly on how can he be of service, how can the advance his vision? so i have a feeling that he'll work out. what do you call him? erm... you know, we're partners here. he likes to be called harry in the workplace, so we just address him as harry. but one sceptic describes betterup's new chief impact officer as a made up name, solely designed to bring pr sizz

. >>> and laurie segall speaks about she was sex trafficked when she was 13 years old. thehe viaiacom ststreaming serervice paramounu plus. we'll bebe right back. >>> ahead and fursirst on "cbs s morning," i love when we can say that, tiffany haddish. >> it's early in l.a. >> tiffany, did we wake you up, hon? did we wake you up? >> you know you did, you know you did. >> we're very excited to talk about your grammy. and also touched the way the way you saw that. is that a onesies you have on, a ladybug onesies? >> girl, you know it, feet covered and everything. keeping it warm. >> is there going to be a transformation? >> it's too early -- it's too early for a transformation, this >> i'll take it. >> i love it. >> what's under your eye, tiffany? >> we know what that is, anthony? explain to anthony. what is that -- >> these are eye masks. i don't know the professional name, but i know it makes my eyes feel better. >> we're going to relive that grammy moment when you found out you won the grammy, it's priceless. we're happy for you. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'r

terrific, was the twitter announcement because twitter is investing, it was one of the things that i had segaleaking to the cfo, 1.25 billion convertible note and i am sure they will pay, and get incredible paces, and a convertible note, you pay what a mortgage costs people and again, i think that twitter is totally, a totally loved stock after being a disliked stock and the reason why is because they're spending and you hear over and over again through analysts who say what, twitter was dormant, and now they're spending, and this is very good news, for them, because they had fallen behind even pinterest. i shouldn't say pinterest. pretty good. but you know what i mean, they fall behind companies that you didn't really think of as necessarily a must buy and twitter is becoming a must buy. >> you said that and obviously the stock has been a big buy, so far this year, up 40, 44%. >> best. >> wait to see year to date, as we just begin the month of march, but you're right 1.25 billion, we don't have the pricing on it, jim, but one would expect it is pretty aggressive, and the question has always b

. >> i talked to ned segal, a beta for places, for their, you know, their parent their equal clubhouse and it's crushing it it's just crushing it. and one of the things to realize is, ned comes on every quarter and ned is always like, i think it's going to be pretty good no, he exploded this time. he was like man is it coming together and you know, ned is a great barometer because he is a very steady cfo, and i just feel like, you know, you could barely contain the man. there's a lot of good things happening at twitter they are getting, remember, they had something like 40 out of 44, maybe, i'm sorry if i get the ned wrong, ned will tweet me quickly, but i do think that they will, ned, go ahead, go ahead, they crushed it, in the, at the super bowl, and if you want to start a campaign, people go to twitter, and this has been an amazing time, because a lot of people felt that when the real donald trump left twitter, it would hurt. nope, it helped. i think that people feel twitter has been very good at getting rid of hate. really good at getting rid of, trying to get rid of bullying. are