. >> take a look at this adrenaline junkie.counterterrorism has heightened security around the city. on the oakland bridge to post itself the on histogram getting 300 lights. the nypd was not impressed. no word no word on whether or not he will be arrested. bill: chasing a story about three things that are of almost everyone's interest sex, money and power. >> brought on by a 25 -year-old intern against her former boss wall street bigwigs. she $118 million. clicks can i get a picture with you? >> still says she is living in fear calling him a psychopath. told the new york post that he is psychological is psychological abuse. i was using this the courtroom. i made some artist renditions. this is mine. thank you. the whole legal and the seal. the jury did not seem impressed are enthused. $850 million brought on by a sexual conquest. he retaliated against her using is online magazine to post incriminating and shaming stories about her. she claims she has had enough. now, honest for what seemed like a long time. she talked about sh

joe: you wrote something for bloomberg.com today and said there is atee edged , are theyiners adrenaline junkies, is that who they are? >> i would think so. this is the financial vehicle of crack, 90% in july and to take the s&p 500 five years to return, so these are returning day.rcent in a you have people who are going long, short, with the typically do is they wait for the long one to have a good day, then they quickly go to the short one. got destroyed, because commodities have been consistently going down. the one it was up 99%, that was the one that was wrong, because they are waiting for the reverse to happen. they are getting returns on the -- come backe and on the return. alix: where are people the most optimistic, it may surprise you. charts await you after the break. ♪ ♪ --: "what'd you miss?" before the break we said we had charts about where people feel optimistic about the economy. alix: countries in africa show improvements in the coming year. joe: highly developed nations korea, australia, and france that that they would stagnate. alix: i would not think this is the case. joe: th

people addicted to draw in one -- adrenaline junkies? eric: you could argue this is like crack.ome ofthe s&p 500 -- these return 30% in the day. you have people who are going long and short. with the typically do as they wait for the one that goes long to have a good day. then they quickly go in the short one. they are laying the contrary and bit but they got destroyed because commodities have been consistently going down. the one that was up 99%, everyone was in the wrong one because they are waiting for the reverse to happen and they pick up that -- those returns on the come back. joe: thanks a lot. .ur senior etf analyst alix: where are people most optimistic? two fascinating charts await you after the break. joe: before the break we said we had some charts for you about where people feel the most optimistic about their economy. alix: emerging nations in africa like working a fuss so and ethiopia for saw improvement in the coming year. joe: highly developed nations also thought there economies would stagnate or worsen. alix: i would not have thought this was the case. joe: it

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. >> i wouldn't call myself like a speed demon, but i would definitely call myself an adrenaline junkiefrom the rush of the speed. >> but in addition to speed, it's the feeling of skating that's the essence of james kelly's style. >> with a long board, you can get down low and feel the g forces press against you as you are turning your body, hanging off the board. it's like an easy thing to do, but it's super soulful. >> august 18, 2014, kelly is on a shoot for a video to launch his own line of pro skate boards. >> the weather was perfect that day, sunny, clear skies, like 75, classic california stuff. that's like free riding style, riding out in the hills, no leathers, enjoying the hill. i was throwing down for the video. that was clutch. yeah, i was skating really hard. >> and also breaking the law, crossing the double yellow line. in the essence of california's skate speed, kelly describes what it feels like to be in the danger zone. >> you're in the apex, the vortex, and you are just feeling utopia through the tips of your skateboard, your surf board, whatever it is, and you are los

. >> in june of 2011, the two adrenaline junkies are flying home after a drift competition in floridare just doing a layover in dallas-ft. worth, but the plane had to be diverted because of a thunderstorm. >> so, we weren't able to land. and when we were able to land, we missed our flights. >> larry and joe are booked on a flight leaving dallas first thing in the morning. >> they offered us a discount hotel. we're like, you know what, it's not even worth it. >> so, we just decided to sleep there. pretty much the entire airport is shut down for the night. >> with hours to kill, they decide to do what they do best. shoot a video. >> i'm like, you know what we could do? we can shoot a skit. >> we had all this equipment with us because we never check in our cameras, our lenses, anything, because usually the airlines can get a little rough with it. >> i guess between him and i, we had maybe $40,000 worth of gear. >> our original goal was just to make something to show our friends and family, you know, what we did at this airport while we were stuck here for eight hours. >> the two men unlo

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. >> are there adrenaline junkies here? looking for a thrill check this out.o switch it around. now the ride goes backwards. for the first time six flags will operate the ride if reversement the theme park released this video to give you an idea. >> so fun. >> you go 50 miles per hour. you can't see the twists and turns cop ss coming. >> that's the best part. anticipating. >> for people who close their eyes it's a better way to go. >> what date do you have for this? >> it's cop ees's coming up. >> that will make me sick. absolutely. >> is tom selleck being drought shamed? and chris are -- chrisy teigen. >> selleck is being sued accusing him and his wife of using a public hydrant to fill a commercial water truck. then having the water delivered to their home outside of los angeles. the district says the theft happened 12 times and continued after today asked the couple to stop. we reached out for comment but didn't hear back. after months of speculation it's been confirmed rosie perez will leave "the view." in a statement on tuesday abc said she's leaving to pu

people can be junkies to that type of adrenaline. >> i'm good. >> i don't want you to get too cocky.ow. >> she exudes confidence about receiving a hefty insurance payment after the crime and writing the hit man a check. >> i'm going to get four $25,000 checks. >> i'd rather not have checks. >> then i could cash them easier. >> why don't you do that. then you'll have cash for me. >> all right. >> if i am a hit man, am i going to want a check, traceable, no, easy for the police to follow. i won't cash. >> i am going to try to do it this week. >> sounds good. >> he'll be dead as good as probably thursday afternoon. >> fine. >> all right? >> fine. >> give me about three weeks afterwards and i'll call you. don't screw it up. >> i will not screw it up. >> all right. >> he did everything a real hit man would have done. >> i wanted to make sure i got all of the things the prosecutor needed, if he can get her to say his full name, so there's no question about i was talking about somebody else, you misunderstood me, anything like that. >> what's his full name? >> james. >> she gives his full n