. >>> tonight the bay area rescue of this tortoise named big bertha. bertha. and here ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, they don't exactl >>> seems like it should be easy to catch a run away tortoise. right? remember the hare but it is harder than you think. take a look. this girl's name is big bertha. she made it break from it. once animal control found her and placed it in the truck they needed help from firefighters to get her out because she weighs 134 pounds. tonight she back with her owners. >>> who owns the national league west or just about? the fate of the giants in the nl west may have been decided tonight. don't go a sleep yet. there is good news to go with the bad. next. ,, month.. tonight.. not so much.. vi >>> remember when matt moore was one out away -- puig, a three run jacks. he made a fantastic play to the end 4th. dodgers win 9-3 and take a six game lead. 10 to play. up next four in san diego. giants could have lost a game to the mets in the wildcard picture. this is a three run walk off for the mets. wait, wait. he takes it away. a game saving catch. atlanta

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big bertha weighs 14 pounds. hence the name. too heavy for one animal control officer to lift so firefighters helped bring her to the animal shelter. >> thanks to our viewer of this gorgeous picture of alcatraz on a foggy night under a full moon. you, too, can share your pictures on social media. use the nasht abc7now. you may find it on air or online. >> time to start thinking about the new basketball. >> warriors coach steve kerr talks about the future and >>> coming it's "the goldbergs "followed b "speechless." at can the p.m. "modern family" and at 9:30 "black-ish" and at 10:00 the premiere of "esignated survivor" starring kiefer sutherland and then stay with us for "abc 7 news at 11:0" >> mark zuckerberg's new ambitious goal. >> so this is set we can all come together. >> tonight the facebook funder's new multi-billion dollar effort to cure-all diseases. >> also the end of an era, an institution on the peninsula is closing down its doors. tired of being a showroom for the internet. >>nd from bright and shine toe dull and di

bertha coombs, "nightly business repo >>> an agricultural giant.re we begin tonight's market focus. we recently told you that the fertilizer makers were in talks. now they have. the companies will merge to create a company with a total value worth $36 billion. shares of ago reum down 2% to 19.64. and 16.76. star board value disclosed a 4% stake in parago. over the weekend, the investor sent perago a letter, saying the financial results have been poor since it fought off a bid from mylan last year. perago has said it will enter into constructive and productive talks. the shares pop to 25.93. >>> horizon would expand its business through an acquisition of raptar pharmaceuticals, allowing the biotech company to strengthen for rare disease treatment and increase its focus in that market. the phrma shares rose 9% to to $18.89 and 20% to 898. >>> tesla will launch upgrades to the autopilot feature that will include the use of advanced radar and will rely less on conventional cameras. the move comes after a fatal crash in may while the vehicle's semi auto

we'll start with you, bertha. >> it has been a tech led quarter. who would have thought three months ago after that brexit vote that we would see this kind of risk-on appetite for the last three months over the summer and it really has put the nasdaq firmly into record territory here, taking out those old highs from last year. it was led by tech. tech up 10% in the quarter overall the big cap tech's but biotech rebounding although biotech down by 10%. 13% bounce back. chips were the stand out. biotech was i wanting given the fact that this was such a controversial quarter for biotech because of all the problems with mylan and the pricing concerns and the candidates talk about that. mylan was one of the underperformers here at the nasdaq, one of the biggest losers in the quarter and down now for three straight quarters. overall the sector was able to overcome that. the real rebound in apple was part of the big story for nasdaq. apple up 18% this quarter. its best quarter since 2014. one of the things interesting coming in to the quarter a lot of the

window shattered in northern colorado and this time near mile marker 250, between the johnson and bertha exits. zane sent us these photos. he was driving southbound when the glass shattered. he sayssthere was one car behind him. a cornfield to the right. state patrol says there is no evidence that a gun was involved so we asked expert, is it possible for road debris to shatter the side glass? >> it is quite possible. but like i said, it is very hard to say and a lot of my customers tell me there is no evidence of road debris inside the vehicle and so it is very difficult to judge. >>> now this is concerning for drivers. there has been a series of unsolved shootings in that portion of interstate 25. >>> he may have played for the the love for peyton manning runs deep. >>> this man from delta has made it his dying wish to meet him. he has been told he only has weeks to live. he has a tumor in his brain. he even named his two-year-old son after manning. >> he said his name is peyton. they are too close. this is definitely daddy's boy.% >>> aaron's story has caug people. no word on if there

this is big bertha escaping recently from a backyard the animal control shared the photo and big bertha weighs 134 pounds. it was too heavy for one animal control officer to list so firefighters helped bring her to the animal shelter. >> she escaped. very slowly. how did that happen? we have a full 90 minutes of news including how steph curry is spending to the violence happening in north carolina. >> what you need to know as yahoo prepares to announce a major security breach. all the searching condos in san francisco and officials are refusing to stop pumping water from the ground near millennium tower. >> new information on help headed to charlotte, north carolina, after a second night of violent protests. codogs just won't quit.! neither does frontline. introducing new frontline gold. with its new easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesn't quit for a full 30 days. its new triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. frontline gold. the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good b

bertha coombs is there with more. bertha? it's really been sort of a microcosm of what we've been seeing across the country. blue cross blue shield of arizona said they would pull out of purnell county because they thought it would help them mitigate their losses next year. it would still be another inshire. last night they said in order to make sure that people here had at least one option they are going to offer plans for 2017 but at a 50% rate hike. folks with subsidies shouldn't feel the full impact but for people like kyle and annie beck who run their own business, that price hike may keep that insurance out of reach because already this year they are paying $900 a month. >> we don't get any subsidies. it's making an extra mortgage payment every month just to have insurance that's not very good. >> reporter: kelly, you know, nine states next year have just one insurer. senator john mccain and others are saying if they can't afford their premiums, they should not have to pay a penalty if they opt out of insurance. it's re

>> no, bertha. i like silver here.ilver you know is the higher bid, hotter way to trade precious metal. my sidekick brings up a good point. recalibrated off that anemic number and now are back to where they are. in our mind, we see a hike or not a hike, these precious metals specifically silver is poised to go higher. >> you guys are good, but so much better together. have a great weekend, guys. thanks for that. >> you, too. >> of course, you can always catch the guys and all the others on "futures now now" @futuresnow @cnbc.com. scott, back to you. have great holiday weekend. >> you do the same. >>> up next, biggest movers. here's a look at markets right now. they're off today's highest levels. it is a positive day on this friday before a holiday weekend on wall street. hey gary, what aryou doing? oh heyn, i'm nnecti our brains hey ga we can share our amazing aryou doing? at's a great idea, but why don't you justo to thinkorswim'chat rms where you can arsttegies,ideas,s with market profesals and to sands of otherrars?

big bertha weighs 134 pounds. she escaped from a home in los altos hills.nce animal control officers found her and placed her into their truck, they needed help from firefighters to get her out! and now the animal is back with her owner. >> somewhere there's a rabbit, a hare that's going to show up tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> that's it for us at 5:00. cbs evening news with scott pe lley" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,, captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: racial tensions explode. a night of violence in charlotte after police fatally shoot a black man. there are conflicting accounts of what happened. >> mr. scott exited his vehicle armed with a handgun. >> he had no gun! >> pelley: also tonight, the f.b.i. is asking your help locating these two men, wanted e new york a in the new york and new jersey bombings. congress grills a drug company c.e.o. over the skyrocketing costs of life-saving epipens. and: cops and kids change places to promote understanding and peace.

. >> rep bertha coombs, "nightly business florence, arizona. >> barnes & noble says the presidential election will cause sales to fall, and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the book store chain posted lower than expected same-store sales and cut that metric guidance for the year. the company blamed its soft outlook on customers staying indoors to follow election coverage. shares fell 4% to $11.85. nata star saw its sales save as the engine and truck-maker saw its net loss widen. in addition, the company said its defense unit received a subpoena from the department of defense regarding a recent government transaction, and the stock nevertheless, up fractionally, up to $19.12. >>> clovis oncology said the food and drug admini will forgo holding a panel discussion regarding the biotech's new drug for ovarian cancer. the regulatory agency recently granted the treatment priority review. shares are up today, 15%, to 28 307b9 1. >>> twitter is hosting its board meeting today, and sources who spoke to cnbc said the topic of cost cuts will be driving the conversation there. the s

big bertha made a break for it from her home in los altos. once animal control tracked her down they put her in their truck but couldn't get her out. they had to call local firefighters because she weighs 134 pounds. they were finally able to get her out and return her to her owner. >> wonder where she was going? who knows? >>> a new calf is going viral because it was born with two heads. >> wow. >> look at that. >> she was born in kentucky on a farm last friday. the couple who runs the farm couldn't believe their eyes. >> a fella had twins laying together. i saw two noses and i thought it was twins and then when i saw her i was just completely blown away. >> now the farmer's named her lucky. she needs a little help with feeding and walking but otherwise, seems healthy. >> okay. [ pause ] >> wow. >> how special is she? she is lucky, isn't she? >> yeah. >> two heads are better than one [ laughter ] >> okay. >> i'm glad you said that. >> i'm not going to go there. special day around the world because it's the first day of autumn and look at the

big bertha escaped recently, and animal control officers shared the pictures. she weighs 135 pounds, too heavy for one officer to lift, so the firefighters helped bring her to the animal shelter. she's doing jouust fine. >>> another half hour up next. as we continue, chaos. >> back up, back up, back up. we have tear gas now. >> breaking out on the streets of charl, anger and protesters, the latest to control the crowds. >>> new details on the new york bombs, what they learned about the suspect and how long he was planning the attack. then -- >> to get filthy rich and the experience of our constituents. >> reporter: the pharmaceutical ceo who might need medicine of her own after >>> from abc 7, live breaking news. >>> breaking news in charlotte north carolina where the governor declared a state of emergency and is deploying the national guard. they fired tear gas to control the situation. as you can see here, that's what all that smoke is. this is the second night of protests following the police killing of a black man. at one point, the man in the crowd was wou

i'd say from around bertha to the south way way down, to the north and east we'll have a pretty stormy night in my view. that's where we'll see the best consistent rain. just a few light showers around here. it's still going to be a warm day. mid to upper 70s with sunshine feels very warm when you're out and about during the afternoon. 60s and low 70s in the foothills. fog over the northeastern plains is going to burn off to be replaced by thunderstorms not only this afternoon but this evening after sunset i think we're going to with some moderate to heavy rain responsible to the north and east, but any area really from morgan county to the east could have some moderate to heavy storms during the evening tonight. temperatures are right at or a little below average with 70s and low 80s here. warmer down south with 60s today in the mountain. i'll go 79, partly cloudy, tiny tiny chance for a light shower late in the day today. clear and nice night coming up tonight. almost full moon tonight by the way. harvest moon. looking ahead friday is a small chance for a storm and then i keep it dry

a little windy along bertha pass. breezy here in denver and we may see winds up to 25 miles per hour. so not terribly windy but definitely a breeze. clouds in larimer county. this west of us on the dry and clear side. high pressure is dominating the west so for today we're dry and unseasonably warm. south of baja a tropical storm and the remnants of that are bringing moisture up to southern colorado tomorrow and through wednesday. maybe even into thursday. an increase in cloud cover tomorrow, mostly sunny skies heading our direction and hot with temperatures in the 90s and upper 80s. not much activity today, man a few clouds here and there. more clouds building into the west and some of those heading towards the denver area. a chance for rain and snow down temperatures today looking at 91 in denver and 88 in boulder and 89 in burlington and in the high country a lot of 70s and low 80s. mid to upper 80s on the western slope. for your five day forecast, 88 degrees and more cloud cover and sunny skies on wednesday with r

wait until you find out who else banned the bertha. >> all choked up hillary clinton's serious coughingoing viral on social media. hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon... then quickly fell back to earth landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily geico recently helped the residents with homeowners insurance. they were able to get the roof repaired like new. they later sold the cow because they had all become lactose intolerant. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. >> outrage after a group demands the truth be scrubbed from a 9-11 monday um. it centers around two words islamic terrorists engraved on the front. activist group saying it is not politically correct and could encourage hate. town officials in up state new york saying they don't quote monday ut things. >>> banning the biurqa by isis from their buildings fireworks shows because they are a security risk. it comes after women covered from head to toe in black recently killed a number of commanders. this is the same group who has beat and killed women for not w

we went up to bertha pass to check out the scenery that's going to be a very popular spot great shots, check out our full fall color guide on cbsdenver.com. man, it's beautiful out there. >> the 4 fall color guide. if you went to go, at least before the bronze game to check out -- bronx game to check out some -- bronco game to check out some of the fall colors, but around here be, it's a different story. 85 will be the temperature at kickoff today for the broncos game. 83 at halftime. 80 by the fourth quarter. upper 80s role on to start the week. lower 80s wednesday and thursday. first day of fall thursday, that may bring in a cold front, with 60s for friday. ,, in one door - a member of congress. out another - a high-paid lobbyist. 131 former members of congress are now lobbyists in washington, dc. ess as usual. i consider it wrong. that's why i'm fighting for a new law to permanently ban former members of congress from ever becoming lobbyists. i'm michael bennet captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for ge

once attended by pulse shooter inside his home of michael slieb bertha linked him to the arson. schreiber is the one seen in surveillance video moments before the fire broke out. police say social media comments have also red thoam to consider the fire a hate crime. if convicted schreiber faces at least 30 years behind bars. >> uber and lyft and the commission are far from ending their battle over regulation. the ptca gave up some strictest rules to enforce. the croiz not in agreement here. uber threatening to leave tampa if rules proposed today are passed. the ptd crrks got wid ploiftsd con have fro vear shall ones. fairs and minimum wage time. they include fingerprint pript background checks with you bher and lyft propose and a cap on surge price at ten times the rate and no surge pricing during the emergencies. mosm we shall she see how it turns iewt. >> and is it too soon to see who is headed to tan con. nfl release 3rd first ballot tonight. i'll show what you bucs bust rdz on that list coming up. plus the current cast of buccaneers have a tough test in front of the them. a

over to bertha coombs at the nymex with the eia inventory report. >> thanks very much. we've just got the numbers on natural gas. little bearish, 51 cubic feet -- billion cubic feet injection. slightly less cooling demand last week in part because of a few power plants were down. nonetheless, nat gas right now extending some of the losses this morning after a huge run up yesterday on the prospect that we will continue to see hot weather in the weeks ahead. taking a look at oil, the energy complex overall under pressure p big problem with oil continues to be we have an awful lot of production, an awful lot in shortage. steven short saying we're entering into hunting season for the oil bulls, particularly after wti nymex crude crashed through its 50 day moving age. the next support level is at around $40.81 a barrel. back to you. >> below 44 right now. bertha, thank you. >>> after a whirlwind trip to mexico donald trump took the hard line when outlining his immigration plan in arizona last night. offering no path to legalization and calling for the creation of a deportati

bertha coombs keeping an eye on the rally. bertha? >> it's the first time we can say apple has been up three days in a row and up sharply on really strong volume, which suggests that people are buying here with conviction, first time in an awful long time. today's move putting apple at one of the highs of the year. right now it looks like maybe the highest going back almost to january. certainly a six-month high. and also it puts apple's market cap back above $600 billion after having lagged throughout the year with those really low expectations for iphone 7, those positive comments coming out notwithstanding the controversy over getting rid of the headphone jack really helping to move the stock. right now it's outperforming the overall market even when you start looking year to date. that's been the first time we can say that for apple in an awful long time. it's spreading to apple suppliers like skyworks and bro broadcom and t-mobile who says it has some pretty strong orders. back to you. >> nearly the fourth anniversary of when the

vodafone giving up gains they saw earlier on enthusiasm. >> bertha coombs at the nasdaq.r friend the independent investment consultant mr. david darsen. as they say, give me a price. >> price is the word p is for price earnings ratios. they are becoming somewhat elevated. that means if you look at the world index it is 21.2 and basically when it gets above this elevated and the fed raises rates it starts to shrink the price earnings ratio. that's one. the r is retail sales. the industrial production. empire state manufacturing and price indexes were to the soft and weak side today. no pricing power. the i is interest rates. the short end has gone down from 86. this is at the end of august now this month from 86 basis points for a two-year note down to 72. the long end, however, has gone from 156 up to 170. so you have a steepening of the yield curveball which actually is good for the banks. c is china. motor vehicle sales, retail sales, bank credit and the industrial production there have been quite strong. so that's very good in terms of stabilizing things for the time b

bertha, thank you. stephanie, what are your thoughts on the market? a slow tuesday after labor day and started with a bang with the m and a and very positive. as corporations have more conventions, ceos have more confidence putting the stock and confidence to work and really the ism services number shift you had the fang stocks, bio tech and much more growth names rally because i think people are starting to think maybe we're going to only grow 2.5%. we'll go back to that whole thinking of -- >> tough get the growth names again. >> exactly. so i'm not convinced just yet. i think it's going to be very interesting in the next couple of weeks to see if the cyclicals can regain the leadership. especially led by the financials. but it's going to be time will tell and data dependent. we don't have earnings and watching the economic data. >> great point. jeff, would you go with the cyclicals and financials here or kind of a fangs and bio teches? >> look. i think maybe we're missing it but i think you go with the bond surrogates. utilities, staples, reits, co

i mean, he can say on a press plane he's not going to comment on the bertha issue any more, he can't that in a debate. if he does say it, it's an opening -- it's a wide opening for hillary clinton. >> you've been watching the televised debates for decades, you know donald trump, you've been watching him for decades. do you think the debate format will be able to corral him? >> no. actually, i do not think you can corral him. i think what you hope to do is to get under his skin and unnerve him. he doesn't show up as unnerved, he simply says something that becomes an obvious sound bite because it's so outrageous and off the wall. what you hope he'll do is he'll say something equivalent to what he said about the khans or he'll say something equivalent to what he said about mccain. and if he feels humiliated, what we know about donald trump is it's -- he will always double down. so if he feels that he's been caught, he will double down and make it worse. so, it's his own words that, to me, are the greatest opportunity during this debate. it's what he said about mccain. it's what he said

bertha takes on the front line before the subpoena arrives, you can weather the storm. >> could have given them to gordon liddy and he would have eaten the tapes. and held his hand over them. to see how much pain he could endure. there is an uplifting moment on that last tragic day that we do want to take some questions. >> yes we do but we have another 7 minutes or so before we need to do that. >> there is an uplifting moment i would like to close on because i do not want people to think this book is 300 pages of blood and tears. >> i appreciate you doing that. i may have overemphasized it. >> there was a young man who is gone now, on the national security council staff. a marine who went on to become a diplomat serving in iraq, lebanon, saudi arabia, syria, yemen, he was the american ambassador in bahrain in the 1990s and he sadly died in 2005 at the age of 65. he is on the nsc staff, wanders to the east room where nixon -- his final address about how you destroy yourself and nixon is in a trance, the military aid with him is brazen and telling him where he is and what is going to

bertha says patchy clouds. feels so nice. is making it there in vallejo that tells you it is making it over san pablo play -- bay. we are on our way for a dramatic cool down. today mainly will be coastal but eventually this will work its way in land a bit uphill and up the mountain. i do not think it will be enough today but it will be close by tomorrow if you get those bases up by 2500 feet. that will ramp up the westerly breeze and higher humidity. tropical clouds working its way into southern california. if you are heading out there may be isolated showers in the valley. we are too far to the north for that. for us cooler patterns are the big story. breezes picking up. southwind at 12. 40s, 50s, and 60s. 24 hour temperature change. santa rosa is 10 degrees cooler. hayward -8, san jose -5, oakland -3. fairfield is up a little bit but i expect that to turn. concord little more only one. 40s for a few but a lot of 50s on the peninsula. menlo park, woodside, all low 50s. 58 los altos hills . down dramatically from yesterday. 3

bertha coombs joins us from the nymex. good morning, bertha. >> good morning david.es were strong even going into the jobs number after vladimir putin said he thought it made good economic sense for there to be a freeze that comes one day after his oil minister said russia would not participate in discussions to freeze production. if russia buys in, that could help bring saudi arabia along to actually push things forward at the meeting later this month for at least a freeze in production. and for wti nymex crude despite today's big move, that's an important situation because we have such high inventories. four straight days of losses, biggest pace for the loss since january. tim evans notes refiners about to take a million barrels of day off-line as they go into the season, the lower imports we have the better in terms of those inventories here in the u.s. metals are higher today as that dollar following the jobs report. back to you. >> energy stocks among the best performers thank you. up next tracking now what is tropical storm hermine and the damage it has caused

. >>> a tourist felt so restless that she ran away or at least waddled but big bertha wasn't as fast control. they had little experience tracking down tortoises yet bay area rescuers still caught up with the 134-pound explorer in los altos hills. and they managed to bring her back to a truck and once they parked at her house they did need help from firefighters to get it on the ground. >> that's a big tortoise. >> and they are fast. they really are. they can be fast. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is thursday, september 22nd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." charlotte is under a state of emergency. after a second night of violent protests over the police shooting of a black man. police officers are injured. one civilian was shot in the chaos. >>> the wife of the accused new york and new jersey bomber nice back to the united states. a bloody journal recovered on the suspect reveals a possible motive. nypd counterterrorism chief john miller is here. >> and fresh off his emmy win, john oliver returns to stud

the bertha movement was actually started in 2004 against senator barack obama's opponent then in illinoisit was carried on by one of the advisors to hillary clinton campaign. >> that's actually not true. >> scottie, that is not factually correct. hillary clinton never questioned the birth place of barack obama when she was running against him. guys, i have to leave it. thank you very much. >>> coming up next, she has been called the most famous person that no one knows. hillary clinton sitting down for a one on one interview with cnn, sharing insights about other family life, her darkest days as the white house first lady. this is a fascinating documentary. a sneak peek coming up. >>> how often do candidates benefit from meeting with other country's president? we'll take a walk down memory lane next. rado. one of my fondest memories of khloe is the day we got her. i knew right there she was gonna be a great dog. khloe's a big influence on the family. she loved lincoln from the start. she's his little protector. i trust dog chow to keep khloe healthy because i see the high quality ingredie

let's get to bertha. >>> a day for oil. vladimir putin providing a bit of a spark.lly as the dollar has come back on the session. vladimir putin saying it would be prudent and would be good for energy economy for there to be some sort of deal made in all jers later this month when opec members will be meeting. that is coming 24 hours after his oil minister had said that he was not going to sign on to a deal, but obviously the boss calls the shots on this. folks are hoping this might help push the saudis to say, hey, let's go ahead and cut now that you've got a non-opec member. still, when you look at oil prices for the week, it's the worst week since the week after the 4th of july. as we continue to struggle here in the u.s. with record levels of storage. witness that historic report yesterday from it will eia much bigger than expected bill. nat gas down for the week as well too. hermine now overle phil mickelson, a florida. >> let's get back to john harwood for nor breaking news. >> reporter: we've got more detail from the fbi investigatory report that was released

let's get to bertha coombs. >> the nasdaq 100 was the best performing sector of the day that we saw aad decline with all down. apple was the reason why we saw relative outperformance. apple was up on the day on fairly strong volume reports from carriers like t mobile that demand for iphone 7 which lots of folks have been poopooing have been strong in the first few days available for order. that has had a halo faek on chip makers like sky works and others even on a day when most chips were down. intersol was best performer in chips space on news it is being acquired by a japanese chips maker. today was mostly down drafts. a lot of stocks down. biggest losers on down grades including netflix. anthem cut worried about their exchange. and intuit see margin pressures ahead at morgan stanley she meant to say. >> always a mouthful. especially on a day like this. the debate over whether to raise interest rates was a big topic. we are joined. >> i did sit down with former treasury secretary. we got their thoughts on the fed markets and why jamie dimon might be wrong in calling for a rate hike.

. >> bertha. he hit me on a housing deal that i settled with no recourse. >> 1970. >> and no guilt.at. that's a beauty to be asked, you know, 40-year-old lawsuit, other older. i just hate to say it's older, then you know you'll say wow, i didn't know trump was that old. >> when they throw those things at all, i didn't know about that. when you explain it, oh, okay, that makes sense. >> when you explain it, it's a no-win too. they were leaving all her little goodies out. they didn't -- i was asked about my tax returns, which i've told about 500 times. but i think i did -- i think i really did well when we were asked normal questions. i think i did really well in answering those questions, but those questions are not answerable in a positive light. >> so, donald, any person who wants to be great in anything and i think it' pretty clear to even your greatest detractor, you want to be great, looks back and says wow, i wish i could have done this better or different, looking back at the clips, man, how do i miss that or i wish i would have said this differently, if so, what is an example