let's hear now from baseball reporter gabriel baumgartner, who explains what stealing signs involves and why it's so frowned upon. it is something that is very much frowned upon in major league baseball but it typically exist as kind of a game within the game. thus, if the opposing team can decipher what the other team's signs are through the naked eye, then they risk retaliation from the opposing team, say one of the batters might get hit or they might experience something that they don't like. but there is a stark difference between that and using high—powered cameras which is what major league baseball has concluded the astros did and created a system to do which is to steal signs on the way the naked eye could not possibly pick up. and that is the crux of the problem. the astros were now using centrefield cameras within their own stadium to pick up the signs from opposing teams, relay that to the bench and then create... whether they would bang ona then create... whether they would bang on a trashcan or they would whistle and that would signify two opposing hitters what the next

class things became moot disheartening for particle and as he and baumgartner made it 3 with the 2nd half still to come. the kind of bone and question is instead a should be back from a serious stint with no city grant to go see after the restart. telephone up to a game in the 2nd tough by the end to chip to full time have. to mount things off because stephan bound got and himself a caution for arguing with the officials pain no gain. on your own berlin fans went on a protest march before the match morning what they call the death of football in like 6 due to the club's commercial background. for be critics like ticks team is a marketing arm of a certain energy drink company and the opposite of famously grassroots club on young and the funeral atmosphere continued inside the stadium with visiting fans taking their seats just before kickoff and then staging a silent protest for the 1st 15 minutes or so they tried because just 10 minutes in they couldn't contain themselves as it passed on anderson put mario spota through on goal for a memorable opener and boots was 1st away goal in the

. >> reporter: he paints his heros from former giant ace baumgartner to the best, adding a little georgeittle to his jimmy garoppolo. >> it's effortless after doing it for 40 years. it's relaxing. it allows me to go to another place. >> reporter: you have to be mighty proud here. >> i am, i am. it's been a scream. >> reporter: once a janitor, motley was fired for drawing on boxes. his art work then took off. his custom hats, $150, and everything from tom brady to lebron james. the money is great, but like any artist a compliment is priceless. his favorite? >> wow! wow! i love wow. i can't stand that's nice, but i love wow. [ laughter ] >> reporter: nick has gotten his share of wows. joe montana wears one of his hats, and jerry rice has become a friend. his favorite is this painting that led to a very memorable introduction. >> most people have the catch. i have the conversation before the catch. >> throwing in the end zone, caught it. >> reporter: nick will never forget the day he met dwight clark to get his masterpiece signed. >> i went there to finish the painting and get his feeling,

posting this photo of him with baumgartner, writing lovely to spend time with this gentleman he played is in any way real >> i'd say like 10,000 to 1. >> i'd like ten bucks on those odds. >> if someone gives you 10,000 to 1 on anything, you take it. if john mellencamp ever wins an oscar, i'm going to be a very rich dude. >> that's a show i'd like an official reunion on. maybe one day. >>> finally, colin farrell, the actor, sat down with ellen to talk about his upcoming role as penguin in the new batman film while his kids will be able to see him in that movie, probably another one he shouldn't have let them watch >> you took your youngest kid to see "it. what is wrong with you how old was he >> a parental dropping of the ball of epic proportions >> that's a scary movie. >> i didn't take him we watched it at home. we watched half of it and i could discern a certain discomfort that was emanating from his 8-year-old body and then we watched the second half the next day and then he was fine he was fine. yeah, good one, colin. >> that's good to show an 8-year-old kid >> what was he thinking

the start of the year joining us now to discuss the stock's wild ride wells fargo analyst john baumgartnerth us today >> thank you >> want to get your thoughts on the move we've seen. you have a hold rating and price target of 72 stocks trading above a hundred right now. why are you not buying into this rally? >> well, a couple reasons. there was news out over the past week with beyond meat's rival saying they're not going to pursue the mcdonald's business right now. we saw expansion of the test market of mcdonald's and beyond in canada and most recently beyond came out and noted they are looking to enter china by the end of the year. there's been some good news flow, short covered in the stock as well but we are still concerned over the structural combination in this category >> you just touched on it but given the fact this is, has been a heavily shorted name how much is this a short squeeze? >> a fair amount i think what is more important is looking at the flow it's really retail driven. we haven't seen the big institutional buyers coming in so it is a retail driven stock >> meantime yo