of crocs doing that.hrows it inside the kitchen. there you go. down the stairs, yes. there we go. now everybody is seeing this, they're finally discovering now they discovered a use for crocs. >> yes. >> viral videos. >> yeah. we found quite a few of these crocs videos. i will think it's because of the unique way they're made. this lady has handfuls of them. chucks them all at the same time. >> oh! >> what? >> they're also heavier at the bottom. it makes sense. >> but have they tried this with any other shoe? >> well, th uc let's see if mine works. >> i thought new balance. they're balanced. >> off balance by the look of it. >> if you're at home, give it a go, see if it will fail. i'd like to see that. >>> sad to say it, that's the end of this episode. check us out n >> welcome to "millionaire," where all this week we're playing with couples who found love right here in vegas. now, together they're going to try to answer 14 question with a million dollars on the line. from caesars entertainment studios, t

example to make just one chair a team of five people to travel to a hot workshop two hours north of croc and then a whole day it can be frustrating knowing that a lot of resources is stopping the project from growing space is our biggest challenge we don't have a bigger space so we cannot employ more and we can do more. for us on the second one is machining as you can see around we have just simple work with. if we're able to. like your machines we'll be able to produce from. more and foster a swell of matilda pain regularly excluded have designs on conferences because it's not only i can make all painting too i think rather. for me and the business teams here in berlin for more business news and features check out d.w. dot com slash business or follow us on facebook and on twitter for a quick check on global markets thank you so much for watching. the conflicts confronting the powerful coaching council surfers leaders of the best good friends of food was laid off divisions in the sun our guest this week here in issues sprains foreign minister euro zone. counters he arms of a job should

. >> why the newest challenge is a real croc. >> oh!>> imagine walking down the street with your youngster. holding hands, minding your own business when -- >> oh, no. >> geez. >> boom. >> i thought it would be like a sewer, but that came out of a building. what was that? >> i'll run that back. it is a perfectly clear, calm day. >> wow. that was a massive explosion. >> yeah. >> suddenly debris, glass, concrete fly dozens of feet. >> the force with which that exploded straight out had that mom and child been right there, goodness. >> what about the people on the roadway? i thought i saw some motorcycles or something. >> there were a whole lot of people out. we have various angles of the aftermath. it destroyed a local shop, injured ten, but no critical or life threatening injuries. >> what happened? you said shop. i assume gas? >> they are suspecting gas main. other things damaged, taxis, but no critical or life threatening injuries. they got lucky in this situation. >>> moving over to

alix: how do you change your croc -- cost structure? good investment is the first thing out of .2. -- grid investment is the first thing i would point to. cyber and physical security, enabling more renewables and customer experience. making that grade the center of the in investment strategy -- the investment tragedy to address climate change. i see that as a multiyear investment strategy. if a hurricane hits, there is a lot of work we do with logistics and response and communications and dealing with our customers to help them through that issue to get power back as quickly as possible. alix: the money on the cost profile, how do you manage it? lynn: the cost profile for hurricane response, was a challenge in 2018. we spent about $1 billion on hurricane response in 2018. we will look for ways to spread that out throughout a longer. of time -- and longer period of time. we believe the payback on resiliency will be a huge payback. managing impact on customers is front and center. alix: how much you estimate you will spend on response for

. >> i'm sorry, some people slipped through the crocs and may need job training. are there funds proposed for training? if you are going to do this welfare to work initiative? >> absolutely. the department of labor receives an adequate amount of funding in an era where we have $1 trillion deficits. there will be many workforce development programs funded as part of this budget. reporter: a lot of the objection has been in terms of federal debt. but can you address the federal unfunded liabilities? where does that number stand right now and what does this budget do to address that much larger number? >> we have a lot of debt as a country and trying to take it head on and trying to say $22 trillion is not acceptable and we can't go forward with $1 trillion a year and we need to pursue the types of reforms where we think the american people will have the opportunity to see how their lives would be better off. we do it in federal retirement benefits, student loans and welfare reforms. we think in each one of these scenarios we are going to be able to encourage the kin

of finance from a conversation with a bank senior executive what he said is actually we're like ok crocs make more money in and then when i visit of course were eventually going to have to provide transparency when that happens we're going to make less money and i have to work harder to make as much money as we were cream usually make. it's interesting to world you're going to. risks speaking more broadly what we have is an example of racketeering so when you talk about the fact that deutsche bank is not disclosing their risks and they're using tricks like mark mark to model versus mark to market in other words in a mark to market scenario they would calculate the value of their balance sheet based on the look quotes of these securities on an open market in a marks a model scenario they have a theory a formula a model that they posit is worth x. y. and z. under certain conditions and the regulators allow them to use that as the value of these securities even though we have discovered over the years that these models are always flawed that they're generally not worth even a five cents on

crocs. >> yeah. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> what?tting some applause, but not fast, you're going to do it --. >> slow clap. >> yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow! >> always after me -- >> jimmy: it's a cereal. it's a little leprechaun. a cereal with all sorts of different marshmallows in it. >> oh, lucky charms. >> jimmy: yes. [ buzzer ] yes. we won that one. >> no! ♪ >> jimmy: we were on fire! we were on fire. >> at one moment, i thought you were looking over. kind of looked like you saw his card. >> i never did that. >> i'm going to have to side with -- hey, i felt that as well about. 10,000 points. whoever wins this, wins the whole game. here we go. >> jimmy: all right, focus up, buddy. here we go. >> woo! >> jimmy: let's start with you, liam. >> all right. we got this. >> here we go. ready? >> yeah. [ beeping ] >> i'm -- god, i'm not cold. >> you're hot. >> yep, okay. first word. next part -- i'm all -- i'm all -- >> wet. dry. sad. slow. >> i'm a hot -- >> hot dude. hot guy? you're a hot guy. >> it's all -- everything's