bob davis hosted the former internet giant lycos.eet and served as president and ceo, an old friend of "squawk box" and currently a partner with highland partners. what we need to know, what's similar to what is happening today and different happening in the heyday. >> funny as much as things are different, they remain the same. good to see you again. here we are with the big bang. in 1995, netscape and 2012 facebook. the offering that allegedly changes everything and we look how the market evolves as it relates to internet stock, on to something new and powerful. and we will be talking about years and years to come. >> we stopped talking about netscape. >> we did. peter says, buy what you know. 900 million users around the world right now, no facebook. that's a number that increasess a stronnomicly everyday. a powerful phenomena that doesn't show any signs of letting up. you're hard-pressed to find a person not on facebook in some fashion or another. that's a pretty strong statement. >> what would you give in terms of advice to mark

here is the top 7 with new orleans ready to take anthony davis. bob cats slipped to two. then, wizards, cabs, kings, blazers and warriors. game two of the eastern conference finals. miami taking in one. lebron james with authority. there is a sighting and there is boston catching fire. they could not stop the reverse interest there. then, wide open on the 17 doosh footer. celtics up by double digits. ray allen heating up in this game much better, often up by 15 leading at the half. and you want to talk about a free fall, a's have gone from four and a half games to nine and a half back. and after today's game in minnesota find sthechls just a half game up on seat. last place in the division. josh willing ham with a single to right there is liraiano entered 0-5 on the season there is the a's didn't want to pay him. and with there is three rbies. a's shut out, now lost eight in a row. there is a's may bring sesman back and has been coming back from a wrist injury and there is six weeks after he became oldest starting pitcher to win a game, jamie moier had a record and hoping

ozzie davis, the actor introduced bob dylan who performs. we're going to watch this very briefly.as audiences during the cold war that the united states was capable of having this peaceful demonstration for civil rights and that the system was working, the system was in the process of reforming itself so this was for export only. it was not shown in the united states. okay. whoops. wow, okay. >> new york, bob dylan. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ he took it out in the dark ♪ ♪ he's only a pawn in their game ♪ >> okay. okay.

abc's bob woodruff has the story. >> reporter: john davis told jurors thursday, how he was surprised by a familiar face in the lobby of a detroit hotel back in 2007. it was rielle hunter, he said, who weeks earlier, at the assistance of elizabeth edwards, had been dismissed from her job as the campaign's videographer. davis went to his room to phone his wife. you're not going to believe this, he told her. and then, he said there was a knock on his door. it was hunter. she said that she and senator edwards were very much in love, davis told the jury. davis says he urged her to leave and called his wife back saying, you're really not going to believe this. the next morning, davis says, edwards told him hunter was crazy. and to make sure she didn't contact him. he denied there was an affair going on, davis testified. >> there's a real history here with distraction. all of the detail can confuse the jury. the real key, did john edwards do this as a violation of federal campaign law? >> reporter: davis also told jurors about the day "the national enquirer" showed up at hunter's doorstep.

the davis show aired a young singer song writer bob dylan was in a studio in new york recording his firstht then all seemed lost to david brinkley, who we should point out was a big tommy dorsey fan and clearly the musicians of 1961 didn't come close. >> for about ten years we've seen rock 'n roll star after another, each more callow than the last at the microphone with a guitar he couldn't played learning a song that made no sense and which he couldn't sing if he did strumming and stopping and sings nonsense through his nose. >> the british invasion hadn't started yet in 1961. the beatles were playing in a bar many liverpool with a different drummer named pete best. that week it was elvis presley's "blue hawaii" and the number one song was about a coal miner. buddy holly, the big bopper and richie valanz were kimmed in a plane crash and maybe that contributed to the dark view of rock 'n roll music which he considered not just bad but a danger to society and the american way. >> lots of people are critical of rock 'n roll for a long time, but if i may say so i think for the wrong reason.

bob hansen has more. >> diane spends time in her backyard garden this morning while jan davis wrapped up a present. they are annoyed by a growing number of telemarketing calls. >> i am getting insurance calls, calls from lawyers offices. >> window washers and contractors need to know if we need something fixed in the house. >> the calls are coming in from morning until night. >> the night before it was ring, ring, ring and the next day is stopped. >> she reminds people every time they call. >> i remind them 20 or 30 times over the phone -- "please remove my name from your call lists." >> it seems like it is becoming more frequent. in six months, it will be every five minutes the phone will be ringing again. >> the do not call list is still part of the law. people put their names in the registry, it stays there. did not expect your phone to suddenly go silent. >> it ruins the zen of my day. >> i know what you mean. you can submit a complaint if you're still getting calls. i still get calls. >> so do i. charities are allowed to call. the best part of waking up just got cheaper. jane king has the bloo

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davies. >>> the dow is on track to close lower in two years. bob pisani? >> consumer names and health care as well as the rest of the market, the industrials and materials and energy stocks, take a look here. the major sectors, energy getting destroyed here. 3% decline for natural gas, 3% decline with oil, that will do it to you. the u.s. is the place to invest. maybe the rest of the world, the u.s. is in the middle of the pact. china is doing better, australia isn't, france and brazil, they are still on the down side. guys, back to you. >> one of our next guests says we have enough problems here in the u.s. to worry about. he is here to scare the kids. he says his biggest concern is friday's jobs report. >> he joins us along with anthony chen. good to see you. let's stop right there. the jobs report. the expectations are for the employment to tick up. 120, 130,000 jobs accounted for. >> when you look at how many jobs we're going to have, they are not going to be at the high income variety of jobs. look at 77% of jobs created in the last six months. retail

bob myers, good for him they didn't fall. the odds said they would be the 7th and there they stood. owner . williams and crew, they will be able to pick anthony davis right in and really make a franchise -- or send them in appositive direction. michael jordon charlotte team with the worst record but they get the second pick with the lottery. >>> game two, great, celtics is and heat. ray allen. miami trying to go up 2-0. allen hit a three-pointer to send it to overtime. rondeo played one much the great games in playoff history. played all 53 minutes, 44 points, ten. but wade was really good. 23 points, after two point first half he was the boss. down the stretch, 23 for wade, 34 for james. miami leads 2-0 on the celtics. >>> hockey's postseason continues to belong to the kings and here we go tonight in new jersey. in overtime tied it at one. he will the season keeps rolling. best of seven. in the finals and the 49ers claim manning was never in their sights. take it for what's it worth. harbaugh said we are always were counting on alex smith smith. >> good night good night everybody.

bob. thank you. >>> the economy remains a top concern for voters. education is another popular topic on the campaign trail and presumptive gop nominee mitt romney is laying out his views on that issue. jennifer davis reports. >> reporter: visiting a philadelphia charter school, mitt romney outlines his vision for education reform while drawing sharp contrast with president obama. >> he talks like he's for the underprivileged. when it comes to the money that comes and in the teacher's union, he's putting that, you know, the campaign cash ahead of the needs of our kids. >> instead of telling us solutions, what is he doing? he's attacking teacher's union. >> reporter: the new weekly jobless claims remain unchanged, the economy remains the candidates' top concern. romney said he can do what the president can't, get the national unemployment rate to 6% or lower. >> governor romney's going to say he had four years and things didn't improve very much if i were there and i'm going to be there, i'm going to fix it significantly. >> reporter: president obama promised to lower the unemployment rate to below 8%, although it's not there yet. at a california fundraiser, he told supporters, though, he's slowly b

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davies. >>> the 138 run for the roses set for tomorrow afternoon and yoened by a special guest, it never gets old, does it? >> it does not get old and joining me is boban of churchill downs. thank you for joining me. >> thanks for being here. >> last quarter you had said, and we have seen it, that racing was not your core business anymore and it almost happened sooner than people would have thought to get to other forms of gambling. is there any other time that it's not part of your racing at all? >> the business model is changing. we do a lot more gambling with regional casinos and online gambling but horse racing has been our core, will always be our core. i'm sure i won't be here 138 years from now but i will be and we'll still be doing these interviews. >> does it become more costly to put on a race like this because the track -- when you're looking at the costs making as much money? >> there's a little bit of that in keeping that all up to the level that my customers expect, that's where the real expense is. today we have a huge expense and the capital cost is always there. >> 165,000 people growth a record in the handle. >> that's a good questi