third banking crisis he's managed through since the '80s and this one is different joining me is chris davisairman of davis advisers and a berkshire hathaway board member. chris, great to have you here today. welcome. >> thank you, kelly. glad to be here. >> having weathered bank crises before, does this one give you deja vu that we are living through one all over again, or could you say this is more contained? >> this one is very different in the sense that the last two banking crises were driven by credit that's usually when people think about risk for bank stock investors, i loan and people don't pay me back. in the '80s, it was wildly centered in commercial real estate and then the financial crisis around residential real estate but credit was the focus here it is interest rates. it was losses in the securities portfolio of banks that got crazily aggressive in taking interest rate risks that made no sense. it was transparent the amazing thing is why nobody cared about it until everybody cared about it so this one is different and i think the stocks are behaving as if it is a traditional

chris wray, the u.s. marshal service director ron davis. last week, the justice department held a series of memorials for fallen law enforcement officers from our own agencies. . we heard stories of extraordinary heroes and we met the families they left behind. to the family member, partner, colleagues and friends who have traveled here today remember your loved one we know it is impossibletowns the grief you endure or to fully comp rehence your loss. so as we pay tribute to the law enforcement officers who sacrificed their lives in service to our country, we also honor the ongoing sacrifices by those they loved the most. thank you so much for being here. in just a few minutes we'll hear the niesms 443 officers who comprise this area's -- this year's roll call of heroes. these are individuals who answered the call to serve from a wide variety of backgrounds, bringing different perspectives and different experiences to their work. they served in big city and small town, some served for decades and mentored generations of colleagues, others h

including ben affleck, chris pine, viola davis and her husband julius tennon, from "succession" nicolas "dave" dave burd, comedian ali wong, and teen heartthrob jason bateman, with music from the war and treaty, chloe, stray kids and daniel caesar. please join us for that. our first guest is a remarkable and unmistakable man. he is a terrific actor and musician too. his newest e.p. with the mildred snitzer orchestra is called "plays well with others." say hello to jazzy jeff goldblum. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm very good, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing great. thank you for taking our staff members' children to the dinosaur museum, you give them a day of rest. it's nice. >> yeah, i ran into one of the moms backstage. it was memorable. i love those kids. >> jimmy: what did you, just take your ring off? >> you are like a sherlock holmes. you are so observant, you could do police work, couldn't you of some kind. yes, i just slipped that off. >> jimmy: if i was a psychiatrist i would say that to me mean you want to marry me. you suddenly removed your wedding ring

. >> chris: oh, that's sinatra and dean martin. and that's sammy davis>> chris: but patricia didn't know what a big shot johnny pappas really was until she visited vegas in the mid-'70s. like the copacabana scene from martin scorsese's "goodfellas," where ray liotta's henry gets respect from all who encounter him, patricia saw that everyone was eager to treat johnny just right. >> he was just that kind of uncle. you know, he'd take you around, show you things. everybody was, "hi, johnny, hi, johnny, hi, johnny." you could just feel that everybody really respected him. >> by 1976, he was working out at echo bay marina. and pappas was in charge of that operation. >> it was known that organized crime people would associate with that marina. >> chris: before the retreating waters forced its closure, echo bay was the gem of lake mead. anne-margret was said to have been a regular there after finding the marina during the filming of "viva las vegas." and during "the ballad of cable hogue," it housed stars jason robards and stella stevens who, in the film, would

chris massina chris, jason bateman was great, viola davis, and her husband who was wonderful. the show week. >> ben: you're leaving someone snooty no. what do you mean? there's --. >> ben: well, you know, matt damon is the lead. >> jimmy: no, i said all the best, i said all the great people from the film. i didn't mean all the people. >> ben: look, man, i understand you have your feuds. >> jimmy: yeah. >> ben: you're a person. >> jimmy: yeah, i had one in your lobby at christmas, too. >> ben: matt is a friend of mine. >> jimmy: i know you guys are friends. i don't understand it, but --. >> ben: okay. fair enough. but honest to god it would mean a lot to me if you would just like ask him one question about the movie, you know, he worked really hard on it and i'll tell you what i can get him on the phone right now, call him. >> jimmy: can't you call ryan seacrest or something? that would be fun? i'm sure ryan would love to here from you. >> ben: ryan's not in the movie. >> jimmy: all right fine call him this will be your wedding guest. >> ben: you've had a year. >> jimmy: i know

davis's father. he wasn't aware what was going on. yes, he was rushing to the locker room. he seem concerned, of course, for not only obviously the lakers, but his son's well being chris haynesorted that it appears that anthony davis. has avoided mccutchen. that is the early sign which is good news. obviously, aaron, for the lakers because a concussion during protocol and his status on friday could be in jeopardy. yeah, is that this is the very thing you don't want to see in the playoffs. i mean, unless you're some type of disgruntled thing, you never about an injury to any player because at the end of the day, they are people and you don't like to see someone get hit in the head. you wonder if there can cause at that point. luckily, it seems that he's is skate that at least up to this point. >> but also something christine said that he was wheeled out of the yeah into the locker room in a wheelchair which makes me a little concerned because janey another beat writer here in our local market mentioned out as it look like he got hit there hard. and she said, well, you just don't know how hard it takes someone to get it before there can cussing. they pulled out a wheelchair be

associate attorney general vanita gupta, fbi director chris wray, dea administrator anne milgram, atf director steve, and u.s. marshals service director ron daviss, and we met and cried with the families they left behind. to the family members, partners, colleagues and friends who have traveled here today to remember your loved ones, we know it is impossible to understand the grief you endure or to fully comprehend your loss. so as we pay tribute to the law enforcement officers who sacrificed their lives in service to our country, we also honor the ongoing sacrifices by those they love the most. thank you so much for being here. and just a few miss we will hear the names of 443 officers who comprise this year's roll call of heroes. these are individuals who answered the call to serve from a wide variety of backgrounds bringing different perspectives and different experiences to their work. they served in big cities and small towns. some served for decades and mentor generations. others had only just begun their careers. but each made the same promise, to serve and protect their communities. they promised that when a call for help gain, they wou

davis got in a rhythm. >> and he said after that game, chris dimarco warriors, assistant coach sent him game film of all defensive lapses. and this is not a dream on. i know what he looked pretty locked in tonight. he didn't, you know, his guys, his teammates. they said that he looked like himself tonight. kou know, one is such a smart player. i don't think he gets as much credit as he deserves. when we talk about into lake to iq on the basketball court, nothing is. >> i saw a lot of plays that won't show up on the stand. she like some time there was there were plays in the 1st half, especially where guys are getting lost on on defense, on the warriors on defense. it dream on which is stepping in to help the help where he was filling in the gaps. he was helping people to rotate to find and that's what they're missing. when he's not on the floor, you can always tell when he's on the floor, especially on the defensive because ii was really good to see him back in form. >> aaron, now the series shifts to la. we know a lot's going to happen on the court. i know we only have 30 seconds. who do you think the most famou

chris: the giants hosted the marlins this afternoon. san francisco looking to tie a five best win streak if they can ge w today. jd daviskc schmidt and turns it for a double play. hi grab, toe on the bag, and then he fires that can infer the outer first. patrick baty made his major-league debut last night. his first big-league hit. his family in the crowd, his wife and baby. this is why you love baseball. everyone happy to see that moment. this was one of the three giants' total hits. they lose 1-0 to snap a four game win streak. a's taking on dusty baker and the astros in houston. bottom of the eighth, tied at two. richard lovelady would love that pitch back to alvarez. the a's lose 3-2 and dropped to 10-37 overall. the pga championship at weather bogey.actorti he is four shots back. how about mciry, i seventh tha -1. ryr play swing on this one. just a beauty, leads to a birdie. hovland is tied at second at one shot off the pace of the leader and two time champion, that is brooks koepka who drops a birdie on number 16, -6 overall, one shot lead into championship sunday. 148th preakness stakes in maryland. mage trying t

chris: giants looking to continue their perfect homestand saturday afternoon against the marlins. san francisco looking to tie a season-long five-game winning streak. the kayak is in the wrong spot. jd davisross for the out. he has been impressive. patrick bailey made his major-league debut in the eighth. how about a solid base hit to right? his first hit ever in the big leagues. his wife, baby and family in the crowd. they loved it. that was one of three giants hits. they lose, 1-0. how about the a's taking on dusty baker and the in houston? richardlo t have that pitch back. alvarez, almost 400 feet write. a's lose, 3-2. they dropped to 10-37 overall. dj championship, weather was a factor. ring out the umbrellas -- pga championship, weather was a factor. bring of the front nine. tied for fifth, four shots back. how about rory mcilroy? still in the hunt. he is in seventh at one under. cory connor shared the lead and played well read the bertie on 15, it goes. -- played well. the bertie on 15, it goes. watch him pull back the string on this one. eventually, it would lead to a birdie. he is tied for second at five under. so close. one shot off the lead. brooks koepka, the long bird on 16 go

davis took a coven loony elbow to the face. he left the game didn't return. he was taken to the locker room in a wheelchair. but according to tnt s chrisosis is that he has avoided a concussion. but no doubt his status will be one of the big storylines as we look ahead to game six on friday. miami at new york game five. that's great walt frazier fourth quarter jalen bronson. the individual start tonight for the next 38 points for bronson. this one puts him up late by 7 17 seconds to go next missed a free throw, but julius randle swoops in, grabs the rebound and puts it back in 24 points for randall. and a hug from his son . knicks win 1 12 to 1 oh, three. they stave off elimination heat still lead that series three games to two. shaman idea was a pretty good picture with the a's, but he's still trying to figure things out with the san francisco giants, and that is a woman with a crown of balls at the ballpark today in san francisco giants wrapping up a three game set with the nationals, as we said minaya rough outing, but he did get some help in the defense. blake sable reaching out and making the catch at the warning track to take a h