what's next for scooter braun?don't tell my clients i'm only 33 -- emily: got a few decades left. scooter: -- they told me i'm old. i think i am in the best phase of my life right now. i just got married. but i think over the next five to 10 years, my real priority beyond that is i want to build a family. and i think that is something i am very proud of and more young people should see people in the entertainment industry that are successful and know that you don't have to give up everything to have that. emily: so you can't sing. scooter: yeah. emily: you can't dance. scooter: yeah. emily: you can't really play instruments. scooter: it is like a phil collins song. emily: but you can do some pretty good impressions. presidents, i hear. president obama. scooter: "my wife michelle, my daughters sasha and malia. i just want to say from my days in chicago, to my days in d.c., from the top to the bottom, we are going to bring it back, move it forward. we are going to create change, and we are going to bring it back agai

what is the myth of scooter braun and what is the reality?er: the myth is that i plugged them into this machine. every single day it is hard work. i think there was a point in my career where i did such a good job where i went from being ok scooter young entrepreneur to being justin bieber's manager because i did a really good job and so did he. the myth is people think success is this beautiful, glamorous fun thing. i get paid for the bull--. i do everything else for free. the reality of me is i am a normal, flawed person who just is too stupid to know that i shouldn't be doing something. emily: justin bieber. ariana grande. what is your secret? scooter: the first time i saw justin, i knew i could get him to be a worldwide pop star. ♪ emily: justin bieber, sigh, and ariana grande. what is your secret? scooter: sometimes it's a gut thing. the "gangnam style" was a phenomenon here. he could do it live so incredibly well. justin is one of the most talented people i've ever met. he has so much pressure on him growing up in front of the entire wo

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. >> jerry gallagher and elizabeth braun, their work in organizing this

phillip lessor r l braun and matt he will. >> willie brown. >> james ross long law valero consulting inc. john newman. >> thank you select one. >> just one. >> okay. >> airbnb. >> great thanks that complements our selection process. >> thank you, ms. shay and to the public for your assistance two former commissioners can't get better than that the next item on the agenda is discussion and possible action for the project calendar for various staff projects you want to talk about that one. >> yes. sxhour and commissioners and thank you deputy director at the last meeting the commission approved four proposals for staff to pursue and investigate in terms of augmenting the city campaign finance ordinance and given sort of you know the choices and sort of the amount of work involved the commission directed united states to prepare a project calendar that estimated sort of how much time and the type of work into each particular project and then to bring that forward to the commission for comment, approval and certainly suggestions and ultimately direction as your thoughts to that calendar

the problem is politics, i know paul braun has done in the past, if the decision like that is made, she can leave like a grown adult. >> this late latest dover comes in time midst of on going investigation into the borough by the delaware county district attorney's office. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton is on the way to iowa this morning. shell visit the caucus state to hold her first campaign event. former senator marco rubio is expected to announce today he he that's running for the republican nomination. we'll have more in the next half-hour. >> turning to david murphy it really feels like spring out there. >> reporter: it's a little cool this morning, but it's going to be nice this afternoon. storm tracker 6 live showing a dry slate. we have clouds over the airport but we expect a fair amount of sunshine to break through as we go through the morning and in the afternoon. here's the cool start 45 degrees in philadelphia. 42 in wilmington. a couple of spots like allentown and millville in the upper 30s. winds are very light this morning, you put a jacket on or a sweatshi

the military is looking of getting xo skeletons which would change to battle of the wits versus braun only. >> joe for cop bat jobs in the military, infantry, armor, artillery, et cetera, my attitude has always been as long as the physical standard aren't lower, then sure, why not, let women in. but is special operations different? >> well, my expertise with commandos comes from repeat watching of the movie "commando." so if they're able to find a woman about foot 2, solid muscle can she come up with the quips? remember when she said when i said i'd kill you last i lied and we're going to have a long conversation about that. >> let talk about our feelings. >> it the same thing as with the fieft set. if there's a standard you're expected to do with the job, then l you're male or female, you have to meet it. but it seems if you're in a burning building and some 10 pound person is not physically strong to enough to drag you out, i don't care what their gender is. i just feel like hey, i'm in a lot of trouble here. >> one special ops person letting people in is the air ops pilots. would y

can ben bernanke's brain and financial world braun with pimco as he become as senior advisor at the firmat do you think? his expertise very academic. does it translate to pimco? >> we hope so. on the surface i'm not necessarily sure pimco needs savings. pimco still manages almost $1.6 trillion. so they're still a big horse but i do think they need ben bernanke. i mean, going forward, we have to unwind this huge debt. now, in the, since 2008, our debt has gone from 10 trillion, to over $18.5 trillion. they have to unwind that. they have been at 0% interest rates for six years they have to unwind that also. interest rates have nowhere else to go but up. pimco need him for investor confidence but i think they could learn from him what is behind the fed's thinking? what was he thinking when he was there? what were his thoughts how to unwind this? what is the fed thinking now. liz: those are great points, jeff. in the end a lot of our viewers have pimco funds in their portfolio. should they feel more confident ben bernanke is there, less even? >> i think a little bit more. to rob's point, loo

now, the guys who used to be there, they are hired now not because of braun but because they can work a machine. they can identify problems. they can help develop new products but -- but this notion that somehow it only benefits a handful, i was down in panama, and while we were down there boeing signed an agreement with a major airline down there, selling a whole bunch of airplanes, and deal is probably worth several billion dollars, let's say $10 billion. now, boeing has suppliers everywhere in the country, and those suppliers, that supply chain, involves small companies that are making specialized parts. can you go into a little small town far away from seattle. >> right. >> and you'll find people who are benefiting directly. they may not know it initially, but because of that order and all of the planes that we've been selling over the years in part because of free trade agreements, in part because of things like the export/import bank that's benefiting manufacturing workers, not just service workers. when you go into the agricultural sector, you know jerry just said that fairfax

. >> jerry gallagher and elizabeth braun, their work in organizing this event and moderating the panel discussion. you are gathered here today to hear the story of the closing days of the civil war. the university of virginia has a small chapter in its story. for three days in march, 1865, the city of charlottesville at the university were occupied by union forces. uva law professor john miner wrote in his diary that he feared general sheridan's men would destroy the university. his fears were not unfounded. only a month later, union troops did indeed burn the university of alabama whose campus was designed on the model of thomas jefferson's academic village. fortunately, this university had a measure of protection that alabama would not have. the uva administrators had long attempted to distance the university from the civil war conflict even seeking exemptions for military service for uva students. when the union troops arrived on march 3, local officials surrendered the town and university leaders including faculty chair socrates molfin request a protection for the university using

. >> reporter: backed by scooter braun, fancy's real name, face, and identity were kept completely secretuickly attracted superstar fans from kacey musgraves to meghan trainor allingall dying to know. >> it sounds like sam smith mixed with simon. >> reporter: finally it was time for the big reveal. earlier this month who is fancy took center stage on "the tonight show." and after a few more teases faced his fans for the first time. >> so cool. >> wow. >> fancy, good morning. >> good morning. >> so nice to meet you. your performance on the"the tonight show" was incredible. >> having to guess who he's is and now he's here is phenomenal. >> why do that? >> i think vanity plays a big part in everything. and i come from the south in nashville. grew up in arkansas. so when i started the music thing, all the questions were is he gay, not day, all the things not about the music. when i went into the whole thing i didn't want my music to be talked about in a way where it was my sexuality or how i looked or the way i appeared to people. i wanted it to be about my music, about the song. and the stor