so if you were listening to a certain station, you might hear bob dillon and then someone would turn around and play james brown. there was not that kind of delineation between genres as you have now >>> how did you find yourself in the north-east? >> by accident. i married a gentleman who was from baltimore, but his uncle had just been elected the mayor of eastern ranch and this was in 1980 something. i can't remember when. we travelled to east orange. i had a job at a television station, wbsu and i left that job to go with my husband because he had become the public relations director for his uncle >>> so you get up to new york. i assume you're looking for a job in communications. >> yes >>> difficult to find. >> very different >>>-- very difficult >>> how did you get your music career started? >> because i couldn't find a job in television. i went back to the music. i thought i had to do something. i couldn't be the traditional housewife, which was what was expected of me being part of a political family. i enjoyed being a housewife, but there was something missing. so i started t

. >> even bob dillon. >> exactly, exactly. it's okay to do. >> yeah. -- everything bob does is cool. >> i know that you're an investor and have you been kind of watching the stock market this year with the horrific start to the year? >> yeah. >> what do you think? >> i think it's looking for a bottom somewhere. i'm an investor, i'm not a speculator. so, you know, i just sit tight, but i think we had an amazing run, so this is a correction of sorts. and i think if you just buy, you know, blue chip stocks and the paid dividends and hang on, you're going to be fine. >> what kind of stocks do you buy? >> well, i buy funds. i'm a fund guy. i can't -- i can't watch -- if i was a stock -- if i watched the market every day, i can't do that. i'm out playing harmonica and golf! so i just buy funds. a nice little blend of funds and let it go. >> huey, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> that's the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining me. next week, how to clean out your closet and make some money. the company that will take

. >> watson -- bob dillon even -- >> watson keeps getting smarter, until it gains consciousness and thenver. then it's the matrix. >> how did he do in the a.c.t.? 36? >> i think. >> got into every school, watson. >> watson is doing fine. can go through 6 million pages a second. >> to see watson at work. it is remarkable. ibm does have a good analytics business. becky quick asks warren buffett about ibm, you do not want to be shorted ahead. i think he will show great confidence in ibm. >> interesting. >> good call. retail apparel, as you guys were saying earlier, just getting hammered. nordstrom, vf corp, pvh -- >> oh, my. look at pvh. it's funny, there's an outfit called columbia sports wear. they have the hot boot, the hot outerwear, they're delivering. vf corp, i was stunned. i love this. here's the quote. our focus discipline and agility amid a softer consumer buyer and warmer weather have us well positioned to navigate what we believe it a short-term challenge. i guess not. people didn't think that. the outdoor and action sports. north face down 4%. constant currency down 2%. north f

>> robert a dillon, who shares my birthday. i think you know him as bob dylan. may 24.ohn: that would have bumped me out if you did not know. my second question for you as a political question. sanders has lashed out at clinton in the last couple of days. strategic, calculated, well calibrated punch, or is he just lashing out at his situation? think it's a combination of the two. after the nevada laws, they realized they need to stay in the news cycle every day. there was an impromptu press conference where he said he would hit clinton in five different areas. i counted about two and a half, but the effect was the same. people are focusing on the fact that sanders is criticizing clinton. i think what we saw today reflected a little more frustration. i think he was sharper on some other notes as well, saying wall street is a complete fraud. streetse, he hits wall all the time. i think he was sharper in hitting clinton as well. you can feel that there is some stress being placed on this campaign and that they are really trying to go all out on this push. let me go back re