alex brown likes to hear himself talk, and he is talking on the hbo show. he is a great job of giving him this park and after right tonic taken many a >> "he does a great job of giving you that spark but after a while, you just want to kick his a--. he kind of wore out his welcome you'd be like, 'this guy might be clinically insane. he's crazy.'" >> gary :todd mclellan is out in san jose the official word was it was a mutual parting between him and the sharks he coached the sharks for the past 7 seasons he is the winningest coach in franchise history but they missed the playoffs for the first time during his tenure. here's general manager doug wilson on the "mutual parting" the general manager says it is not his fault so he blames that on the coach >> pam :that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! >>> roseanne barr shocker. she says she's going blind. >>> then, taylor swift's mom steals the show. >> i am a very proud mom. >> we're

the city used to be full of alex brown, all those firms are gone.hose are the firms that used to do $100 million ipo's and help companies launch. those banks are gone. the research has stricter and better rules. there is no way for companies to go public [indiscernible] guest: the further complication is the private markets are valuing these businesses at twice the multiple that public markets are. emily: you call it the runaway train of late fundraising. guest: companies should be raising capital. stewart when he said it's my fiduciary responsibility to take this money at this valuation, he's being right. i think he's totally right. emily: how concerned are you that valuations are getting so high they are untenable? guest: there are definitely forces in tension. there's a lot of positive forces and lots of negative forces. on the whole, we are going to see an unbelievable exit environment over the next couple of years. we are going to see great and enormous business is being built great we are also going to see a lot of -- cory: when i talked to fo

coming out of alex brown a million years ago, and you wonder as they talk about 200 branches leavingountries, what they're going to do within the united states as well. olivia: clearly it's a step away, and they are planning to take post bank public and spin that off. i wonder why now. because actually, if you look at the result they just posted out, near record revenue. tom: what i would go to is even with these announcements today, i'm getting muted response. i mean, just there's no other way to put it. olivia: there you have it. don't forget, you can catch deutsche bank's c.e.o. right here on "surveillance" coming up in the 7:00 hour. you do not want to miss hans nichols' interview with him. we are streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance" from new york city. let's get to a morning must read/laugh. here's olivia. olivia: it's actually a morning must lynn. it is prosecute president obama. we put together the five best zingers from this weekend's white house correspondents dinner. take a listen to this. president

alex, back to you. >> 6:19. well attorney for the family of 18 year old michael brown plan to file civil lawsuit against the cityguson, missouri later this morning lawsuit has been expected. brown's parents announce in march that a wrongful death lawsuit would be filed soon, and now they'll do it. >> brown's shooting death last august by officer darren wilson led to violent protests as you know, that were renewed when a grand jury declined to charge the officer who has since resigned. >> and in another case, the senate is planning to hold hearings on the use of police body cameras as protests over the death of freddie gray down in baltimore continue. gray died of a spinal cord injury while in police custody last night demonstrators blocked intersections and disrupted traffic also yesterday afternoon. the justice department is conducting a civil rights investigation into that death. >> 6:20. after more than a decade in court, former baseball player barry bonds has been cleared legally. federal appeals court throughout his obstruction every justice. the court ruled before his testimony in 2003 was not material to

>> well alex we were as you said at the empowerment temple which is pastor jamal brown's church on the west side of the city, which opened its doors, something they wouldn't normally be doing so they could take in parents and children all with elementary school all the way up to high school school who had nowhere to go today. and essentially when they allowed people to get up and speak, they had sort of a session in the early part of the day after they fed everyone breakfast and they allowed just anyone to come up to the microphone and speak. and what we heard was a lot of young people who had a very -- i don't want to say pessimistic, but sort of fatalistic view. one young man who looked to be maybe about 18 years old, he called the freddie gray killing just sort of business as usual and he worried that a year from now, no one will even remember freddie gray's name. a cupouple of the young men referenced trayvon martin, and they talked about the issues with police seeing their friends pulled over by police or arrested for what they say is no reason. so a lot have a very pessimistic vi

alex. >>> this week marked the first municipal election in ferguson, missouri, since michael brown was fatallyhite police officer last august. while a grand jury chose not to bring charges against officer darren wilson and a report by the justice department confirmed the shooting was not racially motivated, the number of voters who turned out tuesday was more than double the participation in the last two elections. as a result, the number of black members on ferguson's city council has gone from one to three of its six total members. it is an important step for a community that's about 67% african-american. joining me now is newly elected ferguson city council member, wesley bell. congratulations to you, sir. >> thank you very much. >> glad you're part of a team now. you won the election of ward 3, that's the area where michael brown was killed. you got an impressive two-thirds of the vote there. how do you hope your election can effect change and specifically when you think about change what's top of your agenda? >> we ran a campaign that was based on community engagement and getting people i

alex dancing. let's dance our way to mullica for spring fling. >> let's do it. >> do you want to go to mullica. >> why not. >> what is that. >> hey, guys, all right. first of all, kathy browner she's on instagram, bake are and twitter and you want to say something to mike. >> hi mike get your dancing shoes ready because i'm coming up at 5:30. we will shake, rattle and roll. >> iain another justly. >> yes. >> shake, rattle and roll with you. >> how come no one wants to shake, rattle and roll with me. she's working on smoothies right now. this place is incredible. we have doughnuts. >> what is your favorite smoothie. >> pine apple, banana man go and put kail in there too good i will meet you at pretzels with the smoothie. >> i don't love pine apples but we have other stuff. look at all of the people we have in here. george is walking backwards here. i love to stop and grab these doughnuts. they have doughnuts coffee but we will go to soft pretzels. follow me. we will go to soft pretzels. you wanting to over here. we have blueberry pancakes. we will go back here. i cannot cook. but look at these pretzels here. this is finish product. is what up, guys. this is how we make thes