easter prices, though, kind of up, adam. adam: thank you, jeff flock. summer barbecues are about to get a lot more expensive. how high will prices go? john, let me start with you. the price of beef is. the price of pork is up. the price of orange juice is out. the price of eggs is up. >> we saw an inclination of companies play poor earnings on the weather. you saw last month, last month you solve future prices go limit of eight times. you also have the swine disease going. travolta's estimates would be raised also. all of this is basically supply and demand. a very basic problem. adam: the prices of oranges are going. >> it will fuel into the bigger prices. the cure for high prices is high prices. these are competitive markets. people see the high prices, they will plant and they will raise more animals and the prices will go down. it seems like all of these stories are some poor consumer because they got richer. i do not think it is all going to be solved by more demand in the market. some of these problems are possibly permanent weather problems. adam

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it's basically -- it's not really about adam silver. it's are the other owners angry enough and frankly organized enough to say we don't want this guy in our club anymore. that would be a death blow for the ownership of donald sterling. >> indeed. stay right there. we're going to add jay williams, who is joining us on the phone. he is a retired nba player who has played for the chicago bulls as well as doouk university's blue devils. your aekz, sir, to the news that the nba will fine donald sterling $5 million and suspend him indefinitely. >> after knowing adam silver for a very long time, i think this is one of those steps in the process of a lot of steps in order to make his life extremely uncomfortable. i think it's the right move. i also -- you know, you hear people what's the ultimate goal here from the players' perspective? i think there's no room in nba for an owner that i think the players have a huge opportunity here to make a major statement. you talk about what's the best way to force the hand of a guy like adam silver to ebb

>> we'll see what adam has to say here. >> so adam silver, only three months on the job as the nba commissioner after david stern was a longstanding commissioner, huge, huge responsibility and decision for mr. silver today, right? >> it's a big responsibility and it's going to go a long way toward his commissionership. the eyes of the world are watching adam. adam's prepared for a long time for this job as a deputy commissioner to david stern. he's a brilliant man. and he's had the proper tutoring and upbringing in this job. he's worked with all the owners, all the players, everybody who deals with adam comes away feeling very good about their dealings with the nba and with him as a person. he's got a big responsibility here. he will take the necessary action, i'm told, by several league owners who i have spoken to just prior to this announcement that this is going to be a very harsh penalty. and they think that adam has done his diligence. that he's given him due process and that he will come up with the proper decision for the league. >> it's very interesting because it's only been four to fi

adam silver will not tolerate bigotry, racism. this could have crepelled the league if he made another decision allowing donald sterling to stay. but he's forcing out donald sterling and this is the first step that will drag out. we'll hear from him. he will file the antitrust lawsuit saying the owners forced him out to sell the team at a lower cost. >> what are the questions that came up in the news conference how did the league not know what was going on with donald sterling with so much of it played out in the courts? >> reporter: absolutely. that's a question that a lot of people here in los angeles who have been covering the clippers for so long has been asking. we've heard from sports writers from the la times who say those of us who have covered the clippers knew that donald sterling had this past. he had settled a lawsuit back in 2009 after accused of discriminating against african-americans and latinos in apartments that he owned. and then lawsuit filed by elgin baylor, who successfully sued sterling for discrimination sa

there was jordan, the captain, adam, the olympic gold-medal winner, marcus can adventurer, and patrick the rookie ocean rower, and this video can only tell their story because it was retrieved after what happened to them in the very ocean waters they had the audaciwudacity to explore. >> 7:30 saturday morning, nobody calls. and i saw that i had 11 missed phone calls. and i knew. >> reporter: at home, a mother sat and worried for weeks before she got the dreaded phone call. >> and the world stopped. every fear i had had come to fruition. my son was gone. he was swallowed up by that ocean. >> reporter: her agony shared by three other families. >> everything in me says this isn't okay. what's happening. we can't tell how many people are in the raft. >> reporter: none of them knew who lived or died. what's that feeling like? those are friends of yours. >> if there are only three beacons going off, why isn't there a snourt who dfourth? who did i lose? >> reporter: the story begins in the winter of 2013 when four young men from the u.s. and canada set out to become the first people ever to r

they feel great about what adam silver did. adam took it a step further. he said he's going to strongly encourage the other owners and the board of governors to force the sale of the l.a. clippers. now, that is going to be an interesting proposition, as you heard him say, and we've been talking about this on cnn all day, he needs three-quarters of the other owners or their agents to agree to do this. that's a high percentage. and there's a lot of fervor today as this plays out over the coming days and weeks if he can collect that votes. you may have heard me ask in the press conference has he polled the other owners? he said he hasn't, but the owners he spoke to he's gotten support from. it will be interesting to see if those are the people supporting him and how much support he has around the league with those owners. we did hear one of the owners, dallas mavericks owner, he said yesterday he's concerned about the slippery slope of giving the commissioner too much power. that gives you an indication there's some trepidation among ownership of, hey, if we

i'm scarlet fu with adam kane -- and tom keene and adam johnson. take to the skies to challenge go go, the company that provides internet service on planes. at&t plans to start offering wi-fi on commercial flights by the end of next year. te technology.g l yahoo! ceo marissa mayer hoping that, they will draw more viewers to his website. two new comedyut shows. one about a progress bar team and the other coming from creators freaks and geeks. -- one about a basketball team. verizon -- to make his programming as easy to access and watch as hbo. this follows a similar deal with comcast. say will editorialize and yahoo! is just the labeling. 12 balls in the air. old -- are using >> i don't know why. but every single announcement. like, really? what's paying hundreds of million dollars -- >> paying hundreds of million dollars for katie couric. industry analyst shows the apple's active accounts. we know investors give amazon the innocent of the doubt that the number of active accounts, credit card on file. relatively small compared to apple. we know inve

but adam silver can't do it by himself. he has a lot of leeway to decide what to do today. >> how significant is this moment? give me some perspective, nba history right now. not just nba, but sports history in america. >> well, if you go back in time, obviously, you know, you look at the history, and the trail blazing that a lot of our retired players have blazed that trail, some who aren't with us anymore, but some who still tell those stories, you know that sports has come a long way. obviously this takes us a step back. but awareness is always good. but i think historically, as you look at the game, and how global it's become, and how diverse it is, with european players, players from a lot of different countries playing in the nba, it is really the epitome of diversity. and, you know, with the high percentage of players being african-american, and to hear the statements from don sterling, obviously it sets us back a while. but this decision coming up in a few minutes is going to be historic. and i know that commissione

but the person i not fault is adam silver. i think adam silver as first year as deputy commissioner, did an exquisite job in handling this -- all these issues that have gone on with racism and by setting the precedent, yes, a guy like donald sterling will still make a huge lump sum of money. he set the precedent in not allowing the racism to occur in a very diverse group. >> so you think the nba should have acted previously even though lawsuits happened without him admitting any guilt at all. >> i wish they could have. now, did they have factual evidence? no, it was more he said, she said. regardless -- this is where it becomes murky water. california state law, a person should be allowed to have a conversation within the confines of his own house. that is a slippery slope when you start to allow this material to leak out when it did not become a public statement. but the fact of the matter is it did become public and that's the evidence that adam had to react on. >> last night you were emphatic that he would not be the owner

adam silver talked about that today. my assessment of the situation so far is that no way is her interest or her marriage to him going to impact their ability to boot him. >> i read today the complaint that she, the wife, filed against the mistress, the alleged mistress, let me cover the basis for cnn. a little too coincidental that that was filed just within the last 35 days, and all of a sudden now this tape comes to light. i think there is a whole part of this that is still to be played out. >> well, for sure. and i know you're intellectually curious. it is one of the reasons why i love you as a journalist and a talk radio show host. i know where your head is going, there has to be a lot more to the story there. and tmz says she has hundreds of hours of tape with sterling and that he consented to this. that is not proven yet. but we haven't heard the last of the story by way of the mistress, but surely this is the end of the story. >> and mel robins, we appreciate you being here. >>> just when the investigators though

adam? >> they are not talking about it because they don't have the data yet. >> why don't they have the data? >> they knew where bin laden was hiding out and they don't have the data on obamacare? give me a break. >> they seem to have the data when it's going their way, but miraculously they don't have it -- it's not holy week for behavior, but go ahead. >> neil i am just pleased to play the optimist with all of you negative people. you are focusing on the negative here and you are focusing -- >> you sound like the cruise director on the titanic. what do you mean about optimist? >> i totally disagree. you are focusing on maybe some people may not be able to get -- >> more than some people. >> or some doctors may choose not to treat. >> no, a lot of people are getting treatment and having health insurance for the first time. >> define a lot. >> just to finish one point, an important point, we know we have the data when people sign up but wau don't have the data if their credit card or check

commissioner adams >> thank you commissioner president katz. i'd like to took a few minutes to talk about my recent trip to china. i want to dedicate my report to the asiana we landed on shanghai the 8 the of march that's the same day the flight was missing. among our group was peter daily and the manager of the port we went to a ball conference we were both the open the ground there to build up and make contacts and talk to customers to bring more cargo to the port of san francisco we had great meeting our first was the with the china chamber of commerce and we got insight we might join that group. we met with governor jerry brown's office and china has a developments they've got more billionaires than in the united states. what appeals to them is a taking crews to hawaii and san francisco we want to market our new terminal for coming online we talk about the big development in the port of san francisco but sometimes, the developments are like helicopters authors a lot of parrots but in september we pitched to the people in china was that the

what adam silver did was outstanding. was personally so proud of him, the way he stood up, not just for the players and owners but how he stood up for people in general to really level -- i just think in coming down with the decision that he came down with really put everybody at east, like you talked about before. because at the end of the day, everything that happened up to this point has been wrong, that everything that came out of donald sterling's mouth. and you're right, there's no room in sports, there's in room in society actually for this type of behavior and bigotry and racism. it shouldn't exist but unfortunately it exists in some people's mind. racism is taught. 's not inherit. we got to do the best we can to eradicate that. >> thank you. david, to you next. after the commissioner's decision, there seemed to be a collective sigh of relief from the players, the league, the leaders. almost like they were expecting to be let down. did you sense that? >> i did. and i agree that adam's passion came through in his s

with me, scarlet fu and adam johnson.t, arron hirst -- aaron hurst with his new book "the purpose economy," a series look at what you may take lightly but actually really quite interesting about where you are going in your life, where i am going in my life, and where adam johnson is going in his life. >> i know where i am going, to london. it is the conversation about purpose. american -- america is actually number one? think again. here's why. there is a new livability survey led by the social progress imperative where the u.s. ranks 70th and health, 39th in basic education, 34th in access to water and sanitation. this is upsetting. for more on why the u.s. is 16 steps behind top-ranked new zealand overall, the index sponsored joins us from london. what is america getting wrong? >> well, i am not sure what america is getting wrong. i think the social progress index tells us that gdp per measures not the only of national progress that we should be focusing on, and the social progress index will help the u.s. and other dev

but john adams said no. he got him a job as a secretary and he performed so well in that job he went on to have a fru fruitful life. and his other nephew was mary cranch's son. my book starts in 1765 when britain imposes the first of the punishing acts on the caocollon networ es. the stamp act. the times are my fifth character because they are important to all of the sisters. of course to abigail who is frequently in the lime light with john. but really no less during the revolution to mary and elizabeth. they were equally excited, terrified by the battle of boston. and they were equally astonished and overjoyed when the french nav nav nav navvy arrived at york town and american had won the revolution at last. these times are very important to the book. they are the times they lived through. and also, what was important for me was that they lived through the times, through the ideas of the times, and because of what was happening, because in america, we were getting the opportunities to start a nation anew,

adam silver was able to say, we are turning the page. when we talk about these things there is form and content. the content was very, as we said, the hammer comes down. but the form could not be more different from stern who adopted this pompous attitude when he was up there as if he was the godfather. >> okay. dave, i will cut you off. we have doc rivers right now. >> hello, everybody. i come with no noteses or prepped statement here. the last three, four days have been very are difficult for everybody involved. no matter what the race is, it's been difficult. i thought adam silver today was fantastic personally. i thought he made a decision that really was the right one that had to be made. you know, i don't think this is something that we rejoice in or anything like that. i told the players, you know, about the decision. you know, i think they were just happy it was a resolution and it's over. at least the start of it to be. other than that, you know, i was just really proud of them. i have been proud of the playerses in the nba over

was segregation the right place for a person like adam? >> you just defined why we don't like to use segregation. but sometimes it's necessary. mr. brulotte was engaged in some very, very serious behavior while he was in general population, so without a doubt it was the right place for him. >> did he spend too long in seg? >> you know, that's a real hard question to answer. there's a lot of gray area in some of the decisions that we make. there's no exact science to any one of these guys. you have to try to figure them out as we go along. but ultimately when we're moving him back into the general population, we have to be certain that the staff are going to be safe, that the other inmates are going to be safe, and that he's going to be safe. >> before you went to seg, did you ever imagine that you would cut yourself like that? >> no, never. i didn't even know what it was. and i seen a couple people doing it, so then i started doing it. >> do you think it's changed you forever? >> i don't know. have to find out. can try to be normal again.

they feel like adam silver stepped up for them. and there was a lot of pressure in that regard because several players had been talking about a boycott of tonight's games if they didn't feel he went far enough. so there was a little bit of an anvil, there is a lot of eyes on the league. if those guys had not gone out on the court tonight it would have been a very big deal. but they were happy. >> rachel, stick around, there is late word on how the cloud of the clippers may already be lifting. indeed, how they will rebuild the relationship with the team, state farm, car max, kia suspended their partnership moments after this. after the team posted this on their website, we are one, i t d reads, unclear whether selling the clippers will proceed at any of the pace we've seen so far. sterling stands to make a fortune if he decides not to fight. joining us, former nba great, chairman of national basketball retired player's association, and jay williams who is now with espn. otis birdsong, let me start with you, today's decision, what is

here is adam with our top headlines.d sales in china last month, 1.7 million new vehicles were sold. with a slow but it is a drop from the 11% rise that we saw each of the two previous months. a separate report shows consumer prices in china rose 2.4% in march to may in line with the forecast. and stephen colbert if you have not heard by now will be replacing letterman as the host of the "late show." cbs made the announcement just a week after letterman announced he will be leaving the show. the comedian's show on comedy central, the "cold air ubert report," averaged over one million viewers a night according to nielsen. overnnesota him a 2-1 win north dakota. scarlett likes this one. the victory with the golden gophers in the ncaa championship game for the first time since 2003. for thea will play title saturday night. >> that was a nice one. >> your two boys play hock ey. >> they don't play the goals like that, though. they do cherry picking. it is the spring season. home prices are rising. inventory does remain tight.

take a break on that one. >> how am i doing, adam?you are doing good, baby. >> is it scary looking? >> not at all. >> okay. >> ow! >> okay. >> you are doing amazing. >> i've become so much more brave. >> you were brave to begin. >> well, i think i became brave after that bomb went off. >> oh, goodness. >> having seen my ankle torn to shreds, i'm realizing that this is going to be my leg now once the stitches come out. that means that it's all permanent. >> it's okay. it's okay. you're alive. >> yep. >> and strong. >> look at that smile. >> there she goes. >> she is so graceful. ♪ there's always a smile on her face. good for you, girl. you go, girl. she left him in the dust. oh, it makes me happy to see her so happy. dancing, to her, is like breathing. it just comes naturally. it's something she needs to do. she loves to be moving. always. >> once she got in to the dancing, she enjoyed dancing so much that everything else was gone. anything she does, she gets in to quite a bit. once she got in to dancing she was full -- when she is dan

adam johnson?te democrats admit they will not have enough votes to pass an increase to the minimum wage. the senate holds a procedural vote on a measure to raise the minimum wage from $7.25 to $10 10 cents an hour, 60 votes are needed. in oklahoma, a botched execution of a prison inmate last night, a new combination of lethal drugs left the prisoner writing and clenching his teeth, he died of a heart attack. washer execution delayed. in london, a strike in the third day. demand for london's bicycles jumped 70%. transport workers processing job cuts, those are your top headlines. >> our single best chart. >> one of my favorite activities, watching television. your use bunny ears to get tv? >> i do. almost $200 for everything under the sun -- nhl, nfl. >> you do? mine is $174. time warner cable. >> gautti eggertson, what is yours, professor? what do you pay for cable? >> i am not quite sure. >> it is auto pay, you don't look at it. for all the controversy over aereo, you do not see a lot. turns out t

and this is, amazing test for adam silver. can you imagine being the job of your dreams and a couple months into it the irony of this all, is that this is a laker town. it's a laker town and i love the clippers but it's a laker town. this is their chance to finally retake los angeles and -- melissa: does this help our hurt that? if you have a change in ownership, they have a fresh start, does it help them take over from l.a.? i'm from l.a. originally. i understand it's a laker town but also a lot of fair weather fans in l.a. originally from somewhere else. it's a town where people root for other teams as well. >> not anymore. melissa: no. >> thank you. i'm part of the first generation of angelinos born here and the lakers have the heart of the town. however, frank mccourt did everything he could to screw up the dodgers and people were staying away from games. they were doing all sorts of things. couldn't stand him. leaves. the next group comes in, the dodgers are on top again. so a new owner who's pr savvy, community savvy, ma

want to get adam on that. tell us how they did, adam no. >> earnings per share beat. 70 cents, liz. was expecting 67 cents. revenue 4.26 billion. revenue expectation on the street was 4.32 billion. operating margin year-over-year fell to 26 person 9%, down from 27.4%. i'm going to check real quick after-market, it is trading down roughly 1.4% right now. liz: about 1.9% in the last blink of an eye here. quarterly, paypal which has been real driver of this stock, paypal net total payment volume grew by 27%. david, obviously that is something that carl icahn thought, tom done owe joseing spin that off and came to agreement -- tom done owe hoe. david: when you see the current price under $40, will you go in and buy tomorrow? >> definitely. if you look at twitter and look at the stock compare to facebook, twitter has two significant levers to pull and drive growth. one being audience. they materially have a smaller audience than facebook. second is monetizaton. they're early stage in both efforts. i think there's a lot of opportunity ahead. hopefully they over near term they get the user

i honestly think adam silver was so nervous. the note you saw this that he has instituted this ban for life. watch. >> effective immediately i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the nba. i am also finding mr. sterling $2.5 million, the maximum amount allowed under the nba constitution. melissa: you heard the correct numbers on fox business. another and business network had everything wrong. as you heard commissioner and silver has banned him for life and also says the legal do everything to force sterling to sell his team, that he has owned since the 80s. fox business's ashley webster was at a news conference with all the details. every single television had this on. everybody was watching. ashley: they certainly were. you mentioned adams silver was maybe a little nervous. was certainly under a lot of pressure. he has been on the job less than three month and one watershed moment when he came to the podium, he expressed his outrage at those comments by l.a. clippers owner dona

so all of the owners are very familiar with adam. adam is measured. he is an attorney. think what adam is going to do is take into account exactly what the blowback on the league is going to be. right now, there are, in fact 30 members who comprise the board of governors. these are the owners of the team that comprise the league. adam can take action but the other owners are probably, i hope, having as many private talks with donald sterling as they can to convince him that what should happen is whether adam has to take a hard line or if donald sterling realizes that his actions are costing not only the clippers significant money but it's eroding the value of the team. it's also eroding the value of the nba. so i'm hoping they're talking to him about selling the team. he can -- if as i heard earlier the team was worth 800 million to $1 billion if he spent under $20 million for the team he is still going to walk away with a handsome profit. >> i know adam silver also and he will act decisively. and he will be hard in this situation. but we, as african-americans, again, w

shrink and i'm hoping we get that >> commissioner adams. >> i really have nothing to report no honors to report. >> i'm sure that will be recommended. >> i want to commend commissioner president katz for the lgbt port diversity group that's a huge effort and i need to be connected it's much needed. i want to commend commissioner adams for travel to china he has a lot of great contacts he helped peter and the staff to a looking for great opportunity nor the port of san francisco. i'm truly supportive of this maritime efforts to try to get more business in san francisco. >> commissioner adams for representing the port so well. >> i just want to say thank you madam president for your work and also to ambassador adams great job and thanks to peter and gym for the great work. >> i just also wanted to thank peter and jim the results are tremendous and the opportunity for the port so thank you very much for doing that spending so much time away from everything else. >> any public comment seeing none. item on consent calendar requests the item 10 to extend in coastal impact fund from the u.s.

adam has a top headlines.ns unmanned submarine in the search for the missing malaysia airlines jet. the subway used sonar to scan the ocean floor for 16 hours at a time. the decision to use of asheville comes after crews stopped receiving signals. a line of thunderstorms produced at least one tornado in the great plains late yesterday. the twister was spotted about a hundred miles north of houston. the thunderstorm brought hail and high winds across parts of texas, oklahoma, arkansas and louisiana. i was quite a storm. be careful down there. >> at duke and duchess of cambridge try their hand at cricket. royal couple also visited a vineyard were kate middleton said a little wine. >> surveillance breaks loose. has massivedio coverage. you're thinking of going to cricket. >> why the heck not? kateer, prince william and were persuaded by an elder to have more children. increase your family, tom. those are top headlines. >> assure the don't have to worry. >> what is the graduate program your daughter wanted to go t

what adam silver did was very interesting. i asked him in the press conference do you think you have the votes, he said, i don't know, i haven't polled the other owners. the ones i talked to i feel confident in he threw it out in public and is going to force the hand of the other owners to basically have to say to their fans, to their players, yeah, i'm going to side with the racist or i'm going to vote yes, which decision do you think they're going to make, carol? >> there is this issue, rachel, that a lot of people are talking about today, frankly. so mr. sterling says these heinous things in the privacy of his own home. should he really be forced to sell his business? he didn't break the law. he said awful things but didn't break any laws. why should he have to sell his team? >> the question is this somebody you want as a business partner, someone you want to be associated with. if you're a sponsor, do you want to spend your money with this man? if you're a player, you want to play for this man? if you are tnt or espn, do y

here is adam silver just moments ago. >> effective

erica adams is a product of that experiment. michelle miller adams is the mother of a participant. michelle is also an associate professor at grand valley state university. they both join me live now from grand rapids. good to see both of you. thanks for being with me. michelle, this is a program that started in 2005. talk about how it works, how it's grown, and where all of this money comes from. >> okay. i'd be glad to do that. the kalamazoo promise was announced a little over eight years ago. it materialized for the community seemingly overnight. there was an announcement that a group of anonymous individuals who have, in fact, remained anonymous, had pledged to pay up to full college tuition for every graduate of the kalamazoo public schools.

and adam, i want to say one thing to adam, if the ranchers lose, america loses. >> i don't agree with you. >> i will tell you this, you can't go and have a picnic on a federal runway. that's the nature of the country -- i have seen people try to do that in rural virginia. >> it's a debate between the environmentalist and the people that want to graze on the land. >> you are trivializing this issue. >> when we come back, this -- >> are you okay? >> no. >> why the next trip grocery store could have you in tears as well. >> all right, well, getting grilled at the grill. in case you haven't noticed, ground beef prices are sizzling and at a record high and this coming with a big jump in wholesale food prices. >> this is a giant disconnect between main street and the government number crunchers. one of the tricks i think they do is let's say ribeye goes up in price, a year later they'll say you can still have chuck. so technically, there's no inflation. why are you crying? don't worry about it. >> but people will go to a cheaper cut of meat. >> there's no inflation or it doesn't hit our poc

you know, before adam's ruling. a lot of them have family members and friends telling them they shouldn't play. a lot of the players told me they looked on instagram and saw themselves being compared to slaves. they had a burden on their shoulders when they play a game four on sunday and before adam silver's announcement. once he made his declaration that donald sterling would be banned for life, that burden was lifted and the players felt that. and the fans felt it, too, because a lot of them were questionable about whether or not they should go to the game, whether or not they should cheer for the clippers. once all that was taken away with donald sterling's ownership or at least in the future, the promise to take it away, all the fans and the players just felt this release and emotional release, you could sense it last night. >> yes, absolutely. mike, i certainly think commissioner silver made the right moral call and did the right thing. it's been widely praised. i'm wondering, one of the things we also saw, one

>> adam verlander. >> verlander? skye has struggled with drug distribution and is currently living with friends. this is her first visit with verlander in six weeks. >> i don't know how he still feels about me. if he's still going to be in love with me the same way he was before he got locked up. i'm going to start crying. >> it's been 45 days since i've seen my girl. kind of rough. >> how do you feel? >> a little apprehensive. >> verlander's apprehension stems from suspicions. when he recently tried to call skye, someone else answered. >> i said i'm looking for skye, and he said, huh? and i said i said i'm looking for skye. and some guy hangs up my phone. so i'm a little curious to find out who the hell that was. i guess we'll see here in a minute. it could go good or it could go bad. i don't know. i can be a sweetheart. but i'm also a demon whenever i'm provoked. >> hey, baby. >> hey, baby. >> verlander wastes little time before confronting skye. >> where are you at? >> i'm in -- >> with who? >> with [ bleep ]. he'

adams for doing it. a hundred years after the boston massacre, in 1870, they reprinted the account of the trial with the addition of previously unpublished documents and explanatory notes from john adams. john adams, the hero of the boston massacre trial. because he stepped up to defend the unpopular british soldiers. he didn't have to side with the british empire against the american colonists in order to recognize that john adams did the right thing as a lawyer when he took that case. this is a basic and fundamental american value that persists lo these many centuries. >> i'm sure there are clients that i have represented in court that you would agree with. you would say that's the right side of the cause to be on whether it's the environmental interests i represented in the tahoe case. whether it's the welfare recipients i represented pro bono in the bivens case, whether it's the environmental interests in glacier bay that i represented or in the grand canyon on a pro bono basis. i'm sure i could go d

adam two accomplishment, adam two consistency and strength. one wants to know how things work, two is wonders why we're here. the two sides of our nature are at war with each other where you're living in perpetual self confrontation between the external success and the internal value. we ha happen to live in a sociey that favors adam one and often neglects adam two and that turns you into a shrewd animal that treats life as a game and you become a cold, calculating creature who slips into mediocrity who knows there's a difference between your desiredself and your realself. >> charlie: where with you been? >> writing a books teaching undergrad. >> charlie: writing a column and making speeches. >> yes. >> charlie: can you tell us what the book is about? >> yeah, the book, well, i guess i can say its name, i think it's going to be called "the road to depth." it's about people who've led rich inner lives and a distinction between the resume and the eulogy virtues. there are some things you put on the resume that you bring to the market and some th

with me adam johnson and cristina alesci.et fu fish may -- finishing up her grand tour and will be with us tomorrow. futures up to. 10 years yield backs up to 2.71%. many other market shut down for easter. as you know, it is a bull market, right? at tech selloff separate from the rest of the market. down 15%. a busy week of earnings. will the market do facebook or will the broader market shut off the recent tech malaise? >> stephen whiting studies profit within the american economy like no one i know. i love the way you can parse a economics and profits with the investment of profits. which one is the high ground? >> for the market, i think we need to see follow-through on profits. fortunately profits have risen since 2007. we had decline in valuation from the last time the economy and markets the. this time we do not believe the expansion is over with. >> the distinguishing feature to me is the use of crash -- cash. >> the idea that suddenly the very high cash files are going to be spent in the economy, tons of capacity. i d

adam. >> right.ut bank of america you're talking about what, $6 billion in litigation costs already. credit suisse warns they have maybe another 3 to 5 billion in legal challenges going forward. reuters is reporting that bank of america is in talks with the united states department of justice on its probe of merrill lynch and possibly a settlement in the works. you can expect it will be the standard line, neither admit or deny any wrongdoing but perhaps a billion dollar settlement. it was leaves $276 million compared to year ago in the first quarter where they had a profit of 1.48 billion. the earnings per share, loss was five cents. the street was expecting a gain of five cents. year ago first quarter, 10 cents profit but earnings per share loss of five cents. would be adjusted 14 cents if they had not had litigation expenses. melissa, adam shapiro thanks very much. jeep unveiling the first model at the new york auto show, the first-ever built in italy. it is renegade. they hope it will be replace u