i also learn why he calls ranching a big gamble. >> there is a big gamble in ranching, wintertime can be hard, you can have storms. there can be loss. you can buy a bull for $10,000, he can go wreck himself or break his leg or something and you may not get any return out of him. >> for years, clayton worked a second job, hoping to make up enough money to build up his own herd. getting a ranch to pay off becomes more urgent when he calls my love with lisa who teaches at the local one room school house. >> love at first sight. my mom said she could see why i fell for him. my dad said, are you sure you shouldn't wait? we had a lot of fun together. >> my wife i from minnesota. the whole thing has been a culture shock for her. you know, it's 120 miles to the nearest movie theater. the old timers would say this country is hard on horses and women. >> in 1998, the couple's first child, julie, is born, she will grow up to be a cow girl through and through. >> and julie came along, there is another mouth-to-mouth feed and more responsibility. you know, what am i going to do? >> it all ratchets

that's a big gamble. >> yeah. like to take calculated risk no matter what it's going to take to make a business succeed. i'm going to do it. >> i think it's the holy grail of pot jobs right now. >> you have all the money. what do you guys do? retire and live happily ever after? or move and grieve? >> i need a place -- i need something to aggravate me. the only thing we don't have here are grandkids. >> who knows? there could be dozens out there we don't know about. [ laughter ] >> i know we think you're going to aurora, but what happens if you don't? >> i don't know. i would be really frappin pissed. i think it's going think it's something underhanded going on. i can't see how they wouldn't pick me. [ laughter ] >> pot has been worshipped by enthusiasts for a long time. maybe there is a holy grail. and there's no better place to start looking than a strip mall parking lot in aurora. >> it's 1,000 feet? measure what? as a crow flies? >> as a crow flies from property -- i think front door to front door. >> okay. wel

the european union is taking a big gamble in doing this. as. well knows russia's main export is fossil fuels and if go after the companies that are responsible for those exports then in effect you're going after the russian state itself. >> that was roy challands reporting there. now corruption charges, hundreds rallied against what they say is a witch-hunt aimed at the former leadership. the economic development minister during his brother's presidency. he's accused of financial irregularities in a poverty alleveiation program run by his brother's presidency. >>> protesters in hong kong say that beijing-backed proposals will not allow for free elections. >> it has deeply divided people of hong kong. it shut down parts of the city including here in the financial district. now today those protesters returned for another round of demonstrations. security was forced to step in, and central to the government's plan is ruling out free election in 2017 instead allowing for china or the national people's congress to vet those candidates. the executive

now, european union, of course, is taking a big gamble in doing this because as it well knows russia's main export is fossil fuels. if they can go after the companies responsible for those exports then in effect you're going after the russian state itself. >> rory challands reporting there. >>> no in brazil a can exactly that is affected thousands of workers who have been laid off by companies tied to the oil giant because petrobras payments are being frozen as investigation continues into a corruption scandal of the company. checkties are accused of taking bribes for construction contracts and then funneling money to politicians in the ruling party. >> this man wants to work, but he has been told every vacancy now has 500 people chasing it. they were building the new chemical plant for the state oil company petrobras about a hours drive from rio de janeiro. but with payments of petrobras frozen as investigators consider bribery scandals, thousands have been sacked. >> i have a child. bills to pay i try to survive. i work when work is available. even in the construction area it's been

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now the european union is taking a big gamble in doing this.s it well knows russia's main export is fossil fuels and if you go after the companies that are responsible for those experts then in effect you're going after the russian state itself. >> russian opposition parties have formed a coalition to if field candidates in regional elections later this year. they have pledged to contest next year's parliamentary elections, too with the party of progress working with the party. he says there are barriers to overcome but he's sure they'll be able to attract support. >> it has come into being and boris nentsov was the behind it. i think this will help us to take more action. >> a man has been arrested in france who police say was planning an imminent attack on one or more churches. simon mcgregor wood has more from paris. >> french authorities has "v" named the suspect. he had been living in paris for many years. they picked him up on sunday morning after he apparently called an ambulance after he accidently shot himself with one of these weapons

the european union is taking a big gamble doing this because as it well knows, russia's main export is fossil fuels and if you go off the companies that are responsible for those exports, in effect you're going after the russian state itself >>> the london trader accused of being involved in a fraud that wiped a trillion dollars off the share market has been granted bail. his passport has also been taken away. he's accused of making millions of dollars for himself in the years before he was arrested. >>reporter: making his first court appearance at westminster magistrate court in london he was told he faced a full extradition hearing in august. he was released on bail of $8 million. the 36-year-old financial trader is charged in the united states with commodities fraud and market manipulation that significantly contributed, they say, to a multibillion dollar wall street crash on a single day in may, 2010. according to u.s. regulators and the department of justice, he operated a one-man trading company from this anonymous west london house opposite his parent's home. here it's alleged h

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now this is a big gamble for the european union, of course, because it knows as much as anyone that russia is a pet troll station. if you hit against russia's exporting companies like this, you are hitting against the russian government itself. >> what about the nations supplied by russia, any possibility of some kick back there? >> well, the nations where this has all been taking place are updating this, representing this at the eu level. it's the european union that is taking charge of this. it's been done on a block level. that's what's taking place there. >> thank you. >> a long an bruising legal battle is playing out in federal court over an environmental disaster in ecuador that began more than 20 years with a class action lawsuit against an american oil giant. paul beban has the details. >> from 1964 to 1992, texaco explored and drilled for oil in northeastern ecuador. the people there accuse texaco, which chevron later bought of spilling thousands of barrels of oil and billions of gallons of toxic waste into the soil and rivers. environmentalists called it a rain forest chernobyl s

and it seemed as if his gamble to go big in macau was destined to go bust. but then ho focused on high-stakes vip clients. the tables quickly turned. and last year, revenue topped an incredible $5 billion. betty: are you surprised by how fast this has grown and developed? lawrence: you know, i think one of the great things that has happened is the growth of the middle income earning bracket in china. they are at an age where they would like to travel and enjoy life. betty: did you ever think macau was going to surpass las vegas by that much? lawrence: we all knew that was going to happen. because ultimately, if you look at geographically -- a lot of our customers prefer things that are closer. since now the resorts in macau are world-class, comparable to las vegas, it makes perfect sense that if you look at the five-hour flight time for macau, there are over one billion people. whereas las vegas, if you go from new york to las vegas, that is also five hours. betty: while lawrence is bringing lots of glitz and glam to gambling in macau, sheldon adelson says h

gambling dentist over abaugh. >> law man wyatt earp is hunting down a notorious outlaw hoping to cash in on a big bounty. holliday makes his way west chasing the rush of high stakes gambling. both men meet at the crossroads in fort griffin, texas. ♪ ♪ >> looking for dave rudabaugh. heard him and his boys might have been this way. >> i don't know about that. you might try the gambling dentist over there. >> my name is wyatt earp. i am looking for someone. >> despite his legend which labels him a righteous law man wyatt earp is an opportunist seeking financial gain wherever he can find it. simply stated wyatt earp is a hustler. if he isn't hustling for the reward for dave rudabaugh, he and legendary companion doc holliday might never have met. >> heard dave came here about a week ago. one of the worst card players i ever seen. >> but you haven't seen him since? >> no, sir. even if i had, i don't don't make it a habit discussing other man's affairs with the law. >> gave my word that i would bring hin dave rudabaugh. i intend to do that one way or another. >> mr. earp, you know why dirty dave wis a bad card

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big ideas. you sought as a place where people come for entertainment. as well as gambling. u saw the move to china. we have created ideas for what a facility ought to be about. big ideas are a hallmark. you believe there are -- they are essential not only to companies, but to the country and to progress in science and everything else. steve: i do. as we build these hotels, each one of them successfully has broken all previous records of gaming revenue for a hotel that existed before it. caesars had the record. garage broken. -- garagemirage broke it. wynn and encore did 800. in each of those examples never was casino revenue as much as half of the revenue. it was always more money and non-casino revenue regardless. last year, $870 million casino revenue. charlie: what do we mean? steve: hotels, spas, shopping, entertainment. restaurants. those relationships are possible. there is a slot machine and above it everywhere. you can be in a gambling room within an hour and a half. a gambler devise has no intrinsic power. it is a source of revenue if the place is populated by peopl

big names tomorrow, procter & gamble, cat, household names and investors will sink their teeth into. i think the momentum will move higher. last week when the market sells off 285 points and sell into the down turn into the market, gosh, you were wrong there, we bounced right back. i don't know what's going to move the market to the down side on a continual basis. liz: six points before the dow is at session highs for the moment. session high 93, we're up about 87. gareth, thank you for joining us from london. john and dan, appreciate it. we are going to be joined by former cftc commissioner bart chilton on his take of the situation. he will answer the questions the traders are saying. why five years? why didn't they go after this guy when they knew what was going on? we need to get to breaking news. the saudi ambassador to the u.s. says saudi arabia will use force to stop houthi rebels from taking the city of aden in yemen. the ambassador is referring to the rebels that took over yemen. just 24 hours ago, we asked former u.n. ambassador john bolton if he thought the saudi cease-fire

. >> hickok pays for his friend's funeral in kansas city and loses himself at the gambling halls in the bign to town hoping to distance himself from his memories and leave his past behind. >> where is my money? >> want my money. >> ante up. >> his guilty conscience won't allow him to forget or forgive him self for killing an innocent man. wild bill drifts across the west for a better part of a year. he's drunk most of the time and completely broke. until his old friend buffalo bill cody offers him a job. >> how are you doing, bill. >> buffalo bill cody and bill hickok had known each other for a long time. he knew about the wild west and convinced hickok we have to share this with the new generation of people who didn't know the wild west. he invites him to be a part of his wild west show. >> just get this over with. i feel ridiculous. >> easy now. can you make it? >> parody far removed from the western frontier. >> this will take just a moment. >> can you turn down the damn lights you got over there? that light right there. that one. >> sorry ladies. >> the pressure of the spotlight proves

big bounty. outlaw doc holliday makes his way west chasing the rush of high stakes gambling.ossroads in texas. ♪ >> looking for dave ruttabaugh. heard him and his boys might have gone this way. >> youi don't know about that. you might want to try the gambling dentist right there. >> name is wyatt earp. i am looking for someone. >> despite his legend which labels him a righteous law man, wyatt earp is an opportunist seeking financial gain wherever he can find it. simply stated wyatt earp is a hustler. if he isn't hustling after the reward for dirty dave he and his legendary companion might never have met. >> entered here about a week ago. one of the worst card players i have ever seen. >> but you haven't seen him since? >> no sir. even if i had, i don't make a habit of discussing other man's affairs with the law. >> give my word i would bring in dave ruttabaugh. i intend to do is that one way or another. >> mr. earp you know why dirty dave was a bad card player? he was a predictable creature of habit. (indiscernible) >> i think earp would look for allies in people who really w

big score. doc holliday spends his last years in colorado gambling.um allows him to endure the pain and discomfort. >> doc holliday represents the darkness. the inequity that lies in part of all of us. that we need to repress, but it could be called worse. >> mr. wyatt earp. >> when wyatt passes through denver on his way to california, two old friends get to meet again. >> come, let's talk a while. this is my wife josephine. >> charmed, i'm sure. >> it shows that no matter who we are, or what we might become, there's always the possibility of us becoming someone else. and i think this is clearly demonstrated with doc holliday. >> doc holliday, a whiskey soaked gambler and drifter turned ruthless killer, and wyatt earp who played both sides of the law for money, would be defined as the wild west's most unlikely friendship, based as much on survival as affection. >> wyatt, it warms my heart to see you here in such fine company. >> you know, if not for you, i wouldn't be around today. >> and if not for you, old friend, neither would i. >> the biggest mis

the big question for christie is whether this gamble on social security and the entitlement messages that he's carried, it wasn't his style, it's more his substance. you have to wonder how successful that's going to be. mark: he made it pretty clear today he's going to continue that at least for a while. a lot of speakers today as we said. report cards on all of them. governor gilmore of virginia c-minus. our guests coming up later in the program, ambassador bolton a b-minus. congressman king of long island, a b-minus. my full report card's available on bloombergpolitics.com. right now for those who have spoken and we'll continue to grade folks throughout the evening. marco rubio speaks tonight and tomorrow. of the other folks, let's exclude ambassador bolton since he's sitting here listening to us, of the other folks who have spoken, pataki, gilmore, king, did anyone stand out to you as maybe breaking through at all today? heidi: i don't know about breaking through but i'm going to give kudos to pete king for taking on the issue -- he had arguably the hardest questioning session. he

you take a look at some of the other big names as well. proctor and gamble their big $30 billion buyback authorization back in 2007. intel in 2005 at $25 billion. these are the top ten. now, if you take a look at why some of these are in such focus here, ge is one of those stocks that may get a bid on this. investors are hoping that this unlox some wraul value. ceo jeff immelt spoke exclusively with our own david faber earlier about what it means and why this buyback is huge for general electric shareholders. take a listen. >> i just think it's a narrower float. i think that's a positive. he it also gives you more, i would say, you auto tilt on the dividend as well as time goes on. you grow the dividends not as much at a cash-out as you do. i think there's a number of good things that happen as we reduce the number of shares outstanding. >> now, capital returns a key for ge investors and for a lot of other large cap multi-national company investors, and, remember sometimes those share buybacks translate into big gains. after 2013 when microsoft announced the

big ideas. you saw it as ass more than las vegas, a place people could come for entertain. as well as gamblinghe move to china. you have created with ideas what a facility ought to be about. >> big ideas are a hallmark and you believe that they are essential, not only to companies but to the country and to progress in science and everything else. i do. >> rose: tell me. >> just a remark about my business. over the years as we built these hotels in las vegas each one of them, successively, one after the other, in order has broken all previous records of gaming revenue for a hotel that existed before it. caesar's had the record mirage broke it. when caesar's won 400 million mirage was the first to win 500, mirage was 500, bellagio was 600 bellagio is 600 wynn was 700 wynn and encore did 800. >> what is interesting, charlie is that in each of those examples, never was casino revenue as much as half of the revenue. it was always more money in noncasino revenue than casino revenue regardless. last year, 870 million in casino revenue, a billion and one in nonref, noncasino revenue. >> everything, ho

gamble earnings matching estimates. revenue did fall short, that's a trend we've seen a lot of companies during the earnings season. they also talked about the stronger dollar as bigurt sales by 67%, and it's down by just over 1%. pepsi's earnings and revenue beating the streak despite a decline in sales because of the strong dollar. it's down just slightly. eely lilly earnings beating by a dime a share. came in inline it's up about 1%. dow chemical earnings and revenue topping estimates. that trading higher on the news. you can see right now, it's up by about 1.5%. >>> we have bob, robert johnson here to talk more and i'll frame it this way, robert we have the notion that media, things are so disruptive that we can't really see the future. and that it's very daunting and it could be totally different than what we think. here's what i think. i have a 75 inch high def screen, and i got like xfinity, this comcast thing. >> all right. >> my world right now, i don't know if it can get any better. we're hearing slimming bundles. mobile like watching like tv on something this big, we're hearing it's going to be over the top on computer screens, are all these, will unbun

several big consumer brands reporting earnings including mcdonald's, coca-cola, facebook, procter & gamble and amazon. monday, five years since the worst oil spill in u.s. history in the gulf of mexico. >>> tuesday they will auction their perfect diamond, 100 carats and a classic emerald cut estimated to sell for up to $25 million. >>> wednesday, the 45th anniversary of earth day and existing home sales are due. >>> thursday, monthly sales for new homes. >>> april is financial literacy month and if you are wondering how to manage your finances better, well, there's an app for that. joining us is personal finance correspondent sharon ampereson to talk mr. the apps that can help you. a lot download apps but there's still a certain portion of the population that's wary of things like that if you're going to do things with your finances. what do you they will them. >> think about how many are on their phone for just about everything. experian shows half of consumers use an app to get some knowledge about their finances whether they're actually making transactions or not and those that are usin

big score. doc holiday spends his last three years gambling. >> doc holiday represents the inequity that lies inside. >> when wyatt passes through denver, two old friend e friends get to meet again. >> this is my wife, josephine. >> charmed, i'm sure. >> pleasure. it shows that no matter who we are, or what we may become, there's always the possibility of us becoming someone else. doc holiday, turned ruthless killer and wyatt earp, an untistic cowboy who played both sides of the law for money, would forever be defined as the wild west's most unlikely friendship. a friendship that was based as much on survival as affection. >>. >> i wouldn't be around today. >> had it not been for you, neither would i. >> a gentleman who knows the frontier. >> the biggest misconception about doc holiday is that he was wyatt earp's side kick. the truth is doc is his own man. doc holiday's anger fuelled by a life cut short by thieves sends him west. desperate to die on his own terms. for 15 years, he lives in the shadow of certain death, finally dying at age 36. in his web, countless lives took the brunt of his wrath.

how big a piece of the revenue is that gambling going to be? to be the lion's share of the revenue. i would say that it's actually, if you you ask me rather than asking what places are legal, i would tell you what places are not legal and really u.s. is problem lit biggest area where it's not legal yet for spectator betting. but we believe that's going to change. >> there are only so many nonwork hours in a day. i'm wondering the increased amount of time that people are watching e-sports, where does it come from? does it come from traditional tv or social media? >> it comes from traditional tv. if you wonder why kids are not in the living room watching tv with their families, they're in the bedroom, watching games, playing games and watching other players, learning how to game on youtube and twitch and places like that. so it's completely changing, like it's a generational thing, right? >> is this a threat to sports? because i mean they're probably not going to stop watching spongebob and watch this this is an adreb lynn experience? >> i wouldn

that's too big a gamble to make.ad with this agreement. >> but these are the questions joe, that we'll face between now and june. i mean, isn't that the process here? good questions. >> i think it's part of the process and, peter, i guess my question is how do we make sure that the iran deal doesn't end up like the north korean deal? everybody runs around holding pieces of paper, declaring peace in our time and we fixed this and all it did gave legitimacy to a nuclear program and allowed north korea the cover to build nuclear weapons, destabilize the world? >> joe, i agree completely. we're institutionizing iran as a nuclear power. making permanent their nuclear infrastructure and in turn for that iran is going to be getting vast infusions of funding that's going to now be basically the sanctions at different stages all going to be i think debated as to how the sanctions are going to be lifted, but there's going to be a lifting of sanctions. and once they're lifted it's hard to get them put back in place. once the ag

stories coming up .hat may impact your money this severa big consumer brands will be reporting earnings including mcdonalds, proctor and gambleand amazon. >>> monday is five years since the worst oil spill in u.s. history. >>> and auctioning a perfect diamond, 100 carats in a emerald consult estimated to sell for up to $25 million. wednesday is the 45th celebration of earth day. also existing home sales for march are due. >>> april is financial literacy month. if you're wo how to manage your finances better, there is an app for that, joining us now is sharon epperson. i know a lot of people download apps, but this is a portion of the population that are weary about that. >> think of how many people are on their phone for just about everything. about half of consumers use an app to get some knowledge about their finances. and those that are using them, do feel more comfortable and more financially secure. >> so gaining control of your finances is tough, it probably starts with a good budget. what kind of tips are you giving people? >> i think the one that everyone points to is minute.ct.co it is one of my favorite apps. don't

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. >>> atlantic city is having a big day and night, in its efforts to rebrand itself as more than just a gambling destination. officials hope that bass pro shops will do the there i can to lure in hundreds of thousands of tourist a year. governor chris christie was on hand tonight, to help slice the ribbon on a enormous mecca of outdoor goods such as fishing, hunting, camping and boating gear. the the 85 square foot stories located on north columbus boulevard at the walk shopping center. inside is there a 13,000 gala quarter yum of fish species found in new jersey waterways. mayor don guardian says he expects 750 million people to visit each year. >>> meanwhile new jersey department of transportation today awarded atlantic city a and nearly one million-dollar grant to fund streets scape improvements along atlantic avenue. the plans include, led decorative lighting trees, sidewalk pavers, bike racks solar parking kiosk and trash and recycling bins. >>> also on the redevelopment front, the gallery mall in center city philadelphia is set for a huge make over. plans announced today called for a trans

a's and teddy pendergrass are a few big names that recorded there at broad and spruce kenny gamble and leon huff. kenny gamble was here just a month or two ago. 40 percent of the memorabilia stored inside was lost in an arson case that was later sold to the local develop her plans to build a 47 story tower that will be condos hotel condos but the block will be forever known as gamble and hough walk. >> we have all this great muse that i can has come out of this building, kenny gamble and leon huff, they created the greatest music in the world. it is equivalent to the betsy ross house, city hall, the pretzel, the the pizza. >> they produced more than 50 gold and platinum record. gamble hopes is what left of the memorabilia will be eventually finding its way in the museum. construction on the tower begins in the fall. >>> 4:26 is the time. coming up a pilot who land aid gyro copper on the capitol building lawn is talking about this stunt, why he says it was a perfect landing. >>> severe weather hits across parts of the u.s., we will take a look at the the damage after the break. >>> good

gamble's reformulation of zzzquil. >> jordan speith wins the masters. >> i can tell you i was looking at the big fat under armour logoooked hot. great company. >> the real life nba will be a bestseller. suzy is a great golfer, too. next "cavuto on business." >>> another release from gitmo a no-no? i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. after we gave him up, u.s. officials helping to hunt him down. a release guantanamo detainee arrested in uganda over the killing of a prosecutor there trying a terror case there time to stop letting these gitmo guys go? . >> more than 100 known terrorists that left gitmo are back on the playing field. they are determined to do serious damage. i have the list sitting right here. that doesn't even include suspected

there is a big discussion about what can save this city. >> maybe it is not gambling anymore. >>> you will notice a a different look for people working at abercrombie and fitch. how about mustaches and they might actually have on clothes. >> really. >> yes. >>> cop shot, an officer on the bike chases two men in the van in west philadelphia last night. what the gunmen said before he pulled the trigger. >>> it didn't seem real, that is one thing he said when he saw a stage collapse during a high school musical. how, those kids, are doing this morning. >> scary. >>> time for spring fling, in 45 seconds we're allowed to start the fun and jen is doing it. >> we are having so much fun already in in mullica. say hi to nicholas who is 11 and as tall as me. who do you have to say hi to. >> my poppy. >> we hear he loves the the show. we are here at amish farmers mark. anything else you want to say. >> that is all he had has got. >> okay. >> friend school mullica, this is where i am. there are so many kid here. school starts at 8:45. you guys make some noise. >> yes. >> okay. all right. >> now t

among those handouts the yacht tax deduction for big boats that can be considering a second home and gamblingount earned. who knew that? >> i wish i had a yacht tax deduction. yachts are very nice. >>> taylor swift has revealed on her facebook page her mom has cancer. he urged her to get screened. she said quote, she wanted you know because your parent mace be juggling too many things and don't have time to go to the doctor. maybe you should remind them to go get checked for cancer. she said he's not revealing what type of cancer her mom has or what they're going through right now but she wanted to other, please go get checked, which is great advice. >> i think it is. people get busy and you don't go to the doctor. i do it myself. >> i know, norah. one time i missed two years. good lesson for us all. >>> "the new york times" says eddie murphy will receive the prestigious mark twain prize for american humor. "the new york times" calls him a fearless observer of society who's years ahead of his time. he ool be honored for stand jupp comedy and years of work on "saturday night live." >>> larry w

gamble both tied for fourth place. remember, there is rumored to be a big piece of general motors for sale. do not freak out if that does trade in what's known as the hole. you know what we should do? we should go to bob if california. bob! >> caller: boo-yah, jim from sunny and bone dry sunny los angeles. >> hey, i'm hearing the other parts will get rain. maybe they'll trickle down like the ronald reagan trickle down theory. >> maybe it's the weatherman that set two feet of snow last month. you didn't get it. >> you can't thank those guys personally. they're doing their best. >> jim with the home buying season under way, are you recommending any of the home builders stocks, particularly kb home? >> particularly i'm not recommending kb homes. i like len narnar then horton. these stocks broke out last week. i think they're not done. i think stewart miller at lennar the guys that run toll they get my vote as the unbelievable survivors of the great recession. >>> get this one dividend and conquer. that's what this economy is calling for. take a look at buffer fet's portfolio. i think general m

. >>> two big named stocks you know increasing dividends. first, procter & gamblents a share. the stock had a yield over 3% and costco raising its dividend to 40 cents and announcing a new $4 billion stock buyback program. >>> homeowner refuses to sell, developer builds a mall anyway surrounding we house. the house is in foreclosure. diana olick is there in seattle. >> reporter: melissa, in just about six hours, the fate of this tiny house with a very big story will finally be decided. that's when the auction bidding closes. the folks here in seattle's ballard neighborhood call it the "up" house because it so resembles the movie "up." . in this story you have to start with once upon a time there was edith maysfield. she grew up in this house for many decades. when the big mall developers came knocking on door. she did not answer even it is reported for $1 million. the mall went up around her, walling her and her 600 square foot home in. after she died in 2008 in 86 years old she willed it to a construction worker she got to know as the mall was built. he then sold

big price to pay. crop insurance costs hundreds of thousands of dollars but it's a gamble many farmers are taking now saying without insurance is not worth the risk. guys back to you. >>> well a great day on tap. we love it and the temperatures are even warmer than yesterday. >> and then tomorrow it's going to be even warmer again. we're talking mid 70s tomorrow. some areas are ahead of this front that we'll have come through could reach near 80. >> wow. >> along with that comes humidity. >> so we are going to see a nice couple days. we do have un and some cooler temperatures but nothing drastic. let's take a lock at our temperatures so you probably need an extra layer and you won't need it for long as we head to the lower 70s this afternoon so a few degrees above where we were yesterday and then we'll keep on adding to that for tomorrow. areas off to the north you might stay into the upper 60s but it's still a good looking thursday. we're cool out there, 41 forgetters burg, fredrick 32 and manassas only 28 degrees. nice recovery as we head into the 70s look back off to the west still rather warm we'll stay