so, they cut a deal with michael wilson. ge, in exchange for testifying against malcolm and demarco. at trial, the prosecution presented the two eyewitnesses, and what wilson had told them. then, demarco said the prosecutor, approached him about a deal. seeing malcolm did it, and we will cut you a break. >> i thought that he was insane, for even asking me. that >> you did not even considerate? >> no, definitely not. why would i do that. why would i threw him under the bus? >> demarco, turned down the deal. but just nine hours later, he stood horrified, as the jury delivered its verdict. the two friends, were both found guilty, of first degree murder. >> i could not hear anything. i could see faces, in people were crying. but i did not hear anything. >> a judge sentence malcolm into marco, to life in prison, plus 170 years. >> everything just froze. it's like, time just suspended for a second. >> malcolm thought of his older brother cory. now, they were both serving life, for murders they said they did not commit. but, they we

michael wilson joins us. ssive move here considering most people had suggested they would not be any change and it was a surprise that there was not. michael: wrongfooted again. i think the market was a little bit. you had access -- definitely on the downside. today's reaction so far is less than what we saw on december 20. one, the market was not as wrongfooted, positioning was trending to negative terms. now people are trying to start from scratch and trying to get some shorts on. because they probably think this might be the way of it until april. beyond april is a different story. but there might be a one or two month trade which could get them admit of value -- them a bit of value on dollar from here. remind you, on january 6 we got to about 134.77. i think that could be about where we spent out again, or flameout. we have the 50 day moving average at 125 or something like that. if you are keen to try to do the broader picture, maybe this is not the best time for it. jgb will be up in about 10 minutes. if

a guy by the name of michael wilson is a strategist who put out the note for morgan stanley.is known for being bearish but this is especially bearish. profit analysis is too high as many expect we expect the market to bottom out 3500. he says no, it could get much worse than that. he talked about peak inflation one of the reasons it could get much worse. if inflation peaks it could help the bond market but doesn't necessarily help profitability for companies that could help or could hurt the stock market. so that is just one note. but it is from a pretty big investment house in morgan stanley. finally, mcdonald's before we go back to you, neil, sending out signals about job cuts itself. it is planning to make what it described or ceo described as difficult decisions about corporate staffing levels by april. nothing net yet in terms of numbers how much they want to save, how many people they want to lay off but that is out there. you know the news came out on friday. so it is probably in the stock to the extent we look at mcdonald's shares, but we're down more with the market

yvonne: michael wilson, thank you. our markets affects and rates reporter joining us from sydney.ove to white and tenure government bond move trade ban not only shout markets but might also signal a turning point when it comes to life insurers and asset allocations. let's bring in stephen lam. we certainly saw the market pop. it was the banks or the insurers on the back of the pivot from the boj. is this a big game changer for them? >> it is. the japanese life insurance industry holds about $3 trillion. about a third of that is in government bonds. not only that, if you think about over the years because of low bond yields in japan, a lot of them have shifted to overseas assets. 26% of their holdings were overseas bonds or securities. it is very likely at least a few percentage points change. that is billions of dollars, hundreds of billions of dollars that is going to move. haidi: when it comes to specific geographies, are we looking for points of difference in terms of how quickly we are going to see that reallocation? >> a lot has changed since the beginning of last year but wh

scenes is that they've had this big campaign where the director , michael where the director, michael wilsoned all the support of his famous pals , support of his famous pals, including charlize theron, kate winslet, to get behind the film and support it. so it's very much been a campaign by social media, which seems to have ruffled quite a few feathers with the oscars and the academy, because usually they are the ones who are picking the films. and you know what, michael? it comes to a lot of indie films. they tend to get snubbed by the oscars they haven't got oscars because they haven't got a backing of a big backing in terms of budgets. like you look at budgets. like if you look at coda yean budgets. like if you look at coda year, was the indie coda last year, it was the indie film, but they put £10 million into their oscar campaign . so it into their oscar campaign. so it wasn't surprised that won wasn't surprised that they won the picture where with this the best picture where with this film, made hardly any film, it's made hardly any money. it hasn't been a big talk about film. so ther

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mike wilson of morgan stanley tomorrow, also michael of aries. back for day two >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here the level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make you a little money my job is not just to entertain, educate but tell it like it is call me or tweet me @jimcramer fang is dead not because they changed the darn names they did that years ago. fang is dead because it's becoming less and less relevant and useful to the future direction of the market. on a day where the market came in soft and the dow slipping, s&p losing 1.30% and the nasdaq tumbling 1.96%, it's time to ponder the demise of something we created on "mad money" a. funny nickname for stocks. facebook, amazon, netflix and google they changed names to emphasize they're larger sprawling businesses than they were once, even though neither name has any pu

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on august, ninth 20, 14 michael brown was fatally shot by police officer darren wilson. we stopped, brown initially, for jaywalking. the conflicting accounts of his death and lack of clear for the edge to corroborate exactly what happened during their encounter led two days of unrest in, ferguson missouri. there were nationwide protesters were demonstrators chanted the now familiar refrain of hands up, don't shoot. a few months, later at the grand jury announced it would not press charges against a police officer who shot michael brown. in response to that, decision brands family issued a statement. saying, quote, we need to work together to fix the system and allow this to. happen joined with us in the our campaign to ensure that every police officer working the streets in this country wears a body camera. and quote. days, later than president obama announced that he supported the plea. and they lost two years of his presidency, the obama administration dedicated $43 million to more funding for police departments to obtain body worn cameras. it was incremental change wi

on august 9th, 2014, michael brown was fatally shot by police officer, darren wilson, who initially stopped around for jaywalking. the conflicting accounts of his death in the clear lack of footage to corroborate exactly what happened during their encounter lead to days of unrest in ferguson missouri. it ignited nationwide protest where demonstrators chanted the now familiar refrain, hands up don't shoot. a few months later a grandeur in ounce it would not press charges against the police officer who shot brown. in response to that decision, brown's family issued a statement saying, quote, we need to work together to fix the system that allowed this to happen. join us in our campaign to ensure that every police office at work in the streets in this country wears a body camera. days later, president obama announced that he supported that plea. and the last two years of his presidency his administration dedicated $43 million towards funding for police departments to obtain body cameras. it was incremental change but body camera footage has played a crucial role in the years since. it has help

because police violence was not invented the date that michael brown junior were shot and killed by ferguson police officer darren wilson we have been experiencing this kind of brutality at the hands of people who are supposedly serve and protect us for decades. it's unfortunately, it is going to take us longer than just a few years to get out of this situation, especially when so many people are reticent to recognize and acknowledge the truth. you know katie, i did a quick google search yesterday when i was preparing for these conversations. i prayed and i spoke with memphis organizers to make sure i was amplifying the right things, but i also wanted to google video of tyre's mother, because i wanted to hear from her to really center myself and have the appropriate conversations and approaches, and you know google will predict the kind of searches that you might want to make based off of how popular searches have been going about the topic that you type in. so i type didn't tyre nichols's name, and underneath that was tyre nichols criminal record. tyre nichols that's video. tyre nichols guilt. and so the implication th

michael, and miss peabrook england. mr and mrs c. ashton newhall, mrs kate schuster, the h.w. wilson foundation, and the mount vernon ladies association of the union. please join me in thanking them. tonight is going to be a lot of fun because when we are done, we are going to walk out into the reception area and continue the conversation and celebration. copies of the papers of martha washington along with flora fraser's award winning book, the washingtons, will be available for purchase. i've seen many people lining up already. flora will be signing copies of her book, miss washington is not here to sign her book. we will be serving rum punch, an authentic 18th century recipe from the book, dining with the washington's. will have several original letters written by martha washington on view in a display case. we will also be exhibiting, you would have seen it as you came in, the hand sewn reproduction of martha washington's childrens games quilt. which is an exact copy of the original in our collection. expert quilter, cecilia anne marzulli, completed it after two years of meticulo

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michael, go ahead. caller: it is free to listen to your logic. i am hoping you will love this. it is regarding the evolution of law and david sloan wilson. i wonder if you have heard of the first libertarians. they are important because there was our concept of evolution, and it is all wrong, evolution doesn't optimize work by competition, it works by cooperation predominantly. as a result, here in florida, the blindness is caused by both sides had the incorrect view of how the world works and when you are tracking it through law, is we use students as essentially a smallpox link it. -- like get. -- blanket. host: dan abrams, what about the evolution of law? you mentioned that and we are going to get into john adams in a minute that will take it to our timeline. dan: let's start with the boston massacre trial. this is the beginning of the american legal system. john adams taking a very unpopular case against these british soldiers in connection with the boston massacre. the really hadn't been a system. this is 1778, before the revolution, so it is still the british system in place. they are trying to figure out exactly how things ought t