there they wait for cummins to emerge.o guns, authorities lay a trap to lure him out. the plan, griffin barry is supposed to pick them up for another day of hard labor. >> i yelled a little bit, like, hey, hey! i guess that's what ended up waking them up. >> reporter: the police pounce on cummins, and in an instant, the search is over. the news spreads quickly back east. >> i get a text from the tbi that said we've got her. >> reporter: when you saw that text -- >> wow, i think the world stopped and went backwards a couple of degrees. >> reporter: less than 24 hours later elizabeth tearfully reunites with her family. >> i actually got out of the vehicle and ran to where she was. it was just amazing to finally get to see her. it was really great to have her tell me that she loves me. >> reporter: i know you were worried she wouldn't want to see you. >> i went to tears of course. i think tad had told her too, she cant go home, your dad is going to be mad at you. >> reporter: still, in some ways this 15 year old girl has chan

>> we understand there just to be one, tad cummins. >> reporter: elizabeth's father after, cummins still from his class, but the two finding a way to be together. do you feel like the people at the school should have had a better eye on what was going on? >> absolutely. yeah. i mean, yes. did the school drop the ball? that's an understatement, in my opinion. >> reporter: the superintendent has said that they followed all policies and procedures but has created a task force to strengthen policies. before school, we try to get answers from principal penny love. can you just tell us why you didn't call authorities right away when you found out about the tad cummins incident? do you have any comment? she may have taken her time alerting police in elizabeth's case but certainly didn't hesitate to call when we approached with a question. as for tad cummins' wife jill, some question whether she could have done more. they see that you knew her, that you interacted with them, and they say, how did she not know something was up? >> i think a lot of people didn't know. no one knew. he was friendly

cummins then disabled the gchs on his suv.ties say the pair continued on to mississippi then northwest to oklahoma where they were caught on this walmart security camera. staying in super 8 motels like this one before going on to colorado, utah, nevada and eventually southern california. investigators say cummins spent $1500 on a two-person kayak in san diego with the idea that they would use that kayak to get to mexico. >> easy to take a boat from here into mexico. >> it would be more like a movie stunt. that's not for real life. >> reporter: they abandoned the plan and ending up in this cabin where a good samaritan recognized them and called police. now, we don't know too much about what elizabeth says happened while the two were missing. we do know that cummins made a recording telling elizabeth to tell the truth. a recording that investigators played for her before they began questioning. >> yeah, this story never gets less disturbing at all. >> there's just more stuff every time. >> you say at least ten years in prison. a

cummins is due back in court on friday for a preliminary hearing. aaron hernandez now declared an innocent man. a judge threw out his murder conviction yesterday. it's based on legal precedent -- since hernandez had an appeal in progress before his suicide. the mother of his alleged victim is speaking out. lawyers for the former n-f-l player say his prison death is still being investigated. new developments -- terrifying deadly amtrak derailment in pennsylvania back in 2015. official word now that no criminal charges will be filed against the engineer! authorities state: the train was going more than double the speed limit -- and the engineer was distracted. but-- prosecutors say there's no evidence of criminal intent or recklessness. eight people were killed in that crash and about 200 others were hurt. look at these intense flames consuming a bus in south carolina. there were more than 50 kids onboard at the time. miraculously -- the students are safe this morning -- thanks to their school bus driver. she got everyone off the bus before it erupted

they also say cummins and the teen ditched their phones and cummins disabled the gps in the car. still a good samaritan eventually spotted the two in a remote commune in northern california more than 30 days after they left tennessee. on friday cummins' sister testified before a federal judge saying that she and her parents would supervise cummins under house arrest but the judge says the circumstances of the case revolve around flight and she considered it too much of a risk to allow cummins to be under house arrest. the next step in all of this a grand jury. for now, though, cummins will remain in federal custody. sheinelle. >> thank you. >>> dylan dreyer is back with a check of the weather for the rest of the country. >> besides the east coast the rest of the country actually looks really nice going into the weekend, temperatures starting to warm up, too, back through the middle of the country. look at this, from i'd say the western rockies all the way to the appalachians we are seeing nothing but really sunshine out there, minus a couple spotty showers up near chicago. the we

cummins attorney says she went with him willingly.> former new england patriots aaron hernandez is no longer a convicted fel convicted murderer. he died before his appeal could be heard. the judge called the legal findings she was compelled to follow. hernandez hanged himself after he was found not guilty in a separate murder trial. >> a group of bystanders are called heroes. surveillance showing a mini van hitting 9 and 10-year-old sisters as they crossed a street in philadelphia. a neighborhood on sunday, one of the girls was able to get up and walk away, but the other one was pinned beneath the left rear tire. look at all these folks as they rushed to her aid and pickup the vehicle just high enough to pull the girl out. likely saving her life. >> we all held it, and finally got it up. somebody pulled her legs from under there. and when i finally seen who it was, it was my little cousin. i didn't know what to do. >> paramedics transported both girls to the hospital. the 9-year-old remains in critical condition with severe wounds to

a judge ruled that former schoolteacher tad cummins is a flight risk.he latest. >> reporter: a judge ruled he remain detained. tad cummins had an inappropriate relationship with his student elizabeth mid march come mince and thomas left tennessee leading police on a nationwide manhunt for over a month. he and the girl were found in a remotely located cabin in california. one legal expert says cummins more than likely will face life in prison. >> the recent federal government versus a state prosecuting office is that he took the child across state lines and he's made it a federal offense and he's going to likely be behind bars in a federal prison for the remainder of his life. cummins faces a state champ of aggravate the kidnapping sexual contact with a minor and one federal charge of transporting a minor across state lines for sex. terese garner fox news. >> the engineer involved in that deadly 2015 amtrak train derailment has been charged with causing the crash. brandon bostian faces involuntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment charges just days

a federal judge told cummins he could face life in prison. a letter that cummins wrote to his wife was made public today.. in the note he tells her that he is sorry...and needed to clear his mind. (pam) still ahead - new at tenhow a couple used facebook to get back a package that was stolen right off their porch in broad daylight. (steve) and next:mother's day is this sunday... we'll look at some fresh ideas to give mom the royal treatment. if you'd really like to treat mom like royalty --(voice of pierre antoine raberin, laduree co-ceo): we have macaron with hearts. we have this amazing cake that we created for the mother's day. and breakfast in bed, brunch or dinner seem overdone, consider another meal.(voice of rachel webb, lady camellia tea room:) vanilla creme brulee, and a red velvet tea cake...the moniker of "afternoon tea" can be deceptive to a nation fueled by coffee to go. but done properly, it's a ritual well beyond a beverage.sweet and savory. and sophisticated. (pierre antoine raberin, laduree co-ceo): here it's all about the atm

unclear when cummins will arrive in tennessee. authorities say he will make a court appearance shortly after that arrival. and a florida man is under arrest after a bizarre incident caught on camera. dash-cam video shows the man's pickup truck backing into a patrol car. he jumps out. while the truck is moving. and then, dances in the road. wearing own boxer shorts. and the officer eventually tatzed ed tased the suspect. you can hear the man saying he thought nuclear bombs were coming. he was taken to a hospital and to jail. >> now to one of the little moments that most parents can relate to. some times you don't know what is going to get your child's attention. >> that's right. >> including this one. so, you can see that little guy. at the window. he is really excited. let's see why? >> the firetruck is here! it's so exciting! it's right here! it's a firetruck! adorable reaction. the firetruck is here not what you want to hear from your kid. you hope they're just passing by. >> exactly. very cute moment there. >> the firetruck is

cummins is going to miss again. people didn't recognize china has gotten stronger. is something we've heard from otis elevator, part of united technologies. [ cheers and applause ] china is making a comeback in heavy equipment. >> some of the pmis might not necessarily go along with that, jim. got another the private china. mi was a miss and the weakest in september but you're not putting too much stock in those numbers. [ bell ringing ] >> i think some of the commodity numbers have peaked but there are some companies that are doing construction and mining like cummins and construction has been very strong over in europe, mining is starting to come back because we've gotten kind of a sense that maybe our country is going to be doing more mining but i think mostly what's happened with cummins they've got the most let's say pollution free engines, so in china he's a real imperative. the pollution free that is the tale there, not necessarily more commerce. >> there is the opening bell, jim, and the s&p at the bottom of our screen pretty good open at the big board, it f

now we're joined by democratic congressman elijah cummins of maryland.'s the ranking member of the oversight committee. thanks for joining us. you just heard chris collins tell me he actually didn't read the bill the language of the bill. doesn't really care what the congressional budget office score is. your reaction? >> i think that's a very sad commentary. the republicans have constantly said that we ought to know how much money we're spending and know the impact of bills and when they came to this bill, which affects a large percentage of our economy, they decided that they wanted to rush this through of course with the urging of president trump and i think it's very, very sad because not only do we not know the cost of the bill, that's one thing, but we are not sure exactly on what the pain and the suffering and how many dengz will result from this bill and wolf i am convinced that while this is a second version of trumpcare, i think in many ways it's probably worse and probably that they are more people when the cbo comes out with its ratings withi

cum cummins beat on the top and bottom line. >> finally, right? finally!hed at the hit. >> cat and cummins both rock stars. much better. just overall the whole quarter was very good. numbers are going higher. still like it. >> tenet health care. look at that, doc. >> they have to be catching a lot of folks short on this one, judge, selling off some hospitals in houston. they're doing a deal with humana for hospitals and access to that. just a huge beat. much better than expected. the stock is trading about four times normal volume today. >> joey, what should we make of cbs? the beat on the earnings, front end sales not so good. investors are placing their bets elsewhere. >> business was also pretty good here. what we should make is i'm not happy. i'm long the stock and we're seeing price actions today that reverse from $83 below $80. we need a take a look over the next several days. at that point we exit. >> josh, mastercard, all-time high, cramer today, this morning, was talking about the tremendous strength in latin america. that follows the unbelievable

cummins was arrested.s found safe in a cabin northwest of redding last month. >> the islamic state group is claiming responsibility for a killing of a deputy senate leader. a bomb killed 25 people and wounded 30 others in quetta in southwestern province. the bomber targeted the senior law maker who suffered only minor injuries. >> federal immigration officials are letting two undocumented immigrants who have been hiding in a church stay in the united states at least for now. one of them jeannette, walked out of the church where she's been for nearly 90 days. abc7 news reporter marcia gonzalez has the details. >> reporter: for the first time in nearly three months, jeannette steps freely outside the denver church where she's lived while seeking refuge from deportation. >> it's been three months. >> translator: very difficult months. >> reporter: the undocumented mexican immigrant mother of four celebrating with her children supporters by her side after immigration officials announced she can stay in the u.s

a federal judge ruling that'd cummins accused of abducting his 15-year-old student will remain in jailial. the fbi says he and elizabeth thomas were planning to kayak to mexico before police found them this northern california. finish cummins could face at least ten years in prison if convicted. >>> northbound lanes on a collapsed highway reopening in atlanta six weeks after it was damaged by a fire. official say southbound lanes are expected to reopen tomorrow. >>> and treasury secretary steven mnuchin says his counterparts now say they're more reassured about president trump's trade policies. this after a two-day summit of g7 finance ministers in italy. the talks also covered cyber security and fighting tax e evasion. julie: pope francis addressing his upcoming visit with president trump today, saying that he will not try to convince trump to soften his policies on immigration or the environment when they meet at the vatican next week. john huddy is live from jerusalem with more. hi, john. >> reporter: yeah. well, julie, president trump will be meeting with pope francis on may 24th a

jordan , elisha cummins and mayor reed. [applause] and now graduates, you are ready to join the ranks. you are finally at your commencement. i want you to look around and capture this moment. hold it in your heart and hold it in your mind. you are now looking at people you will read about for the trailblazing work they will do. you are looking at the faces of friends who will one day ask you two got. their children. -- godparents their children. you maybe even looking at someone you will grow your family with if one or both of you do not know it right now. [laughter] it is going to happen. and graduates, also look back at the experiences you have already had. remember those first days on the yard. moving into the quad. [applause] to. harris: learning navigate the howard run around to sign up for a class. i know. , or even maybe try to forget all of those late nights at founders and those other late nights at the punch out or l ray. [applause] all, above: above remember you are blessed. because wherever you came from, wherev

. >> accuse kidnapper, tad cummins made an appearance to face a charge that could keep him in prisonife. the former high school teacher appeared in court, shackled with leg irons as prosecutors argued he should remain jailed as flight risk until his trial. accused of kidnapping his 15-year-old student. they were found in california after of a month long nationwide manhunt. >> family pelten southern california proving that size apparently doesn't matter at least in this case. >> the dog was clearly cautious when a wild at first, you see the dog running closer to the house. they have a brief stare down. >> little conservation. >> then. get him. >> get him, fido. the dog ended chasing the bear. the bear was not up to the challenge. it wandered away. >> a funny moment where you see the bear turn around. >> look at:wow. that bear, it is like. >> really. >> really getting out of there. >> whoa. man. then a deer. >> chasing the deer. the. >> the dog is not having it. >> mutual of omaha wild kingdom. >> one more time and they're off! >> this is the moment you are talking about. >> the bear t

. >>> a detention hearing is set for former teacher tad cummins. he appeared in court in nashville shackled in leg irons. federal prosecutors argued he should remain jailedation flight risk. he and his 15-year-old former student were found in california after a month-long nationwide manhunt. >>> eight more fraternity brothers from penn state have appeared in court in connection with the death of timothy piazza. a pledge who died during an apparent hazing ritual. one of them is now accused of sending a threatening text to kordel davis. he's the student who appeared on "gma" this week saying he was shoved into a wall when he tried to help that student. >>> when we come back, a passenger sparks customer service headache for united airlines. >>> new details in this morning's big story, the firing of james comey. how it's drawing historical comparisons today. ♪ ♪ this mother's day, every kiss does begin with kay... where, for the first time ever, everything is 30% off. like bolo bracelets for layering. her soon-to-be-favorite new earrings. and a stack o

cummins' lawyers argued in a preliminary hearing that thomas went with him willingly.on. ( darya ) a texas family is considering a lawsuit after their son was labeled "ugly" in the school yearbook. steven seal's yearbook picture has an arrow pointing at it with a quote calling him ugly. it is just one of several offensive comments which made it into the 20-17 yearbook at this high school in humble, texas. school officials admit the quotes were not vetted properly. the yearbook editor says he simply screened quotes for profanity but anything else was fair game. he says he submitted them to administrators back in november. <"i was livid. i felt like it was so disrespectful. i did not blame the child that had wrote it, i blamed the school for not editing.">( darya ) the texas school district says it will continue to distribute the yearbooks. ( mark ) former national security adviser michael flynn says he will provide ásome of the documents requested by the senate intelligence committee. flynn initially refused to comply with senate subpoenas. but flynn negotiated a deal w

cummins' layers argued in a preliminary hearing that thomas went with him willingly.ne of my co-workers sent me an email calling this location in san francisco u-turn city . is it really as bad as he claims . we'll have a look in the next edition of people behaving badly.>( darya ) and... a bay area company releases a camera with new technology to help catch burglars. that is after the break. . did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the semi-annual sale going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. oh, and right now, save $200 on our queen c2 mattresses now only $699. ends sunday. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) "nest labs" is add

led by cummins engine with a strong earnings report before.rlines did pretty good with that testimony from the ceo of united, in addition to earnings. >> arch coal a strong report. on same day that richard branson commented on president trump's coal plan, saying, i can't think of anything more stupid. there are great signs that the industry has a pull pulse, it worth trying to save. and there is a building boom across the nation. we saw strong sector -- session for coach, texas roadhouse. retail and restaurants coming back, this adds credence to overall fact that maybe atlanta fed is right, they assume this quarter we're in, will go up 4.3%, that would be huge, is it a pipe dream? teren, you are a big time investor. gdexpecdp was soft first quarte, there are signs that things are getting better, is it possible to bounce back. >> i think the bigger conversation is healthcare system. i think it will be a drag on the economy for many years to come. if we don't get our arms around the ticking time bomb. mental health, and aging population, that re

a top democrat here, congressman elijah cummins says he has new information that showed flynn lied during his security clearance. he says flynn told those officials in charge of the clearance that it was american companies that paid for his trip to moscow. we now know that russia paid for that trip. >> you mentioned the "washington post" report about allegedly the president asking intelligence chiefs to push back on the fbi investigation. if nothing else, a reminder that there are incremental developments, and this story is not standing still while the president is overseas. what will be greeting the president once he comes back? >> there's several different committees that are looking at russia. mainly the intelligence committees on the house side and on the senate side. right now their task, especially on the senate side, is to get people in to testify. we know mike flynn wants immunity. they said no. he denied the subpoena. comey who was fired, his testimony was put off because he wants to speak to the special prosecutor first. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, the latest on the

tad cummins and the 15-year-old were found in california last month 39 days after disappearing. a nashville tv station reports he could face statutory rain charges based on what he said in a recorded phone call with his wife while in custody in sacramento. >>> janet napolitano is responding to lawmakers. they are calling for her resignation after mounting allegations her office attempted to interfere with the state audit. the regents voted unanimously to hire an outside consultant. napolitano maintains there was no inappropriate interference but tells us she knows it looks bad. >> that's why i welcome the board taking their own independent look at what happened. >> a investigator will be selected in the coming weeks and a report to follow in >>> $175,617 is the second highest among all public dock trul institutions. the need to compete with the other universities and the high cost of the bay living. ucla has the highest pay for professors. >>> you have to take a look at this because it's pretty funny. >> yeah. this is a new commercial airing in atlanta and uses san francisco's s

during the height of the presidential campaignful cummin said he had no recollection of receiving the document. >> when i asked him later on he said he had a fog and he doesn't remember getting it. >> reporter: pence who was often acted as a trump trance later is facing a growing credibility problem. just last week after the sudden firing of james comey pence repeated the white house line seven times stating that the decision the fire comey was based on a recommendation from rob rose enstein. >> provided strong leadership. >> only to be contradicted by the president hours later. >> i was going to fire comey. i was going to fire regardless. >> back here with the panel now. let start with you. so on your reporting that the transition team knew fly gnn wa under investigation. was pence have known flynn was under investigation since he was overseeing the transition team? >> the white house is welcomed to deny this. they had the opportunity to do this. they chose not to comment. today they decided i guess they are going to comment. i don't know what went on inside that transition. if the w

cummins. what are topics that are most likely to appear on frq's? guest: we always tell our students when you're walking into that test room, the best thing you can think about are examples of checks and balances between the three branches of government. whether it is the night before or the morning, if you want that quick brain check, brain drain your list of checks and balances. one of my favorites is how a budget gets made on capitol hill. we know there is a law that was passed in 1974, the budget reform act, which gives the president priority in preparing the budget. he uses his white house staff from the office of the president to prepare the budget. it is actually congress that writes the budget. they write the budget the way they write laws. after they write the budget, it is up to the president to approve or reject. rejection of a bill is called veto. you go through those examples of checks and balances. you cannot go wrong. that is a prime feature of our government. we have empowered our national government with tremendous powers, particula

marshal service get cummins to tennessee. he is facing kidnapping and sex crime charges. the 50-year-old and his former student were found in a cabin northwest of redding last month after almost six weeks on the run. >>> angry parents in san jose have a meeting scheduled today with the school superintendent. this comes after they boycotted their children's elementary school. school. about 29% of students at hrut luther burbank school. the school district says it's trying to reverse the budget deficit. >>> and we have more on the san francisco neighborhood dealing with a toxic problem. the toxins found underground have been leaking into the bay. >> reporter: the people who live in the san francisco arena district came to the meeting looking for answers. >> i am concerned there are toxic substances very close to where people live. >> reporter: the answer is yes, waste from two former plants that operated more than 100 years ago. pg&e spent the last couple years identifying where the toxins are using a drill with sensors, and most have been on properties where pg&e has alrea

. >> earlier this week, elijah cumminings disclosed this.ut the republican criticized cummings for doing this. is the house oversight investigation into russia being politicized? >> i don't think there's much of an investigation of the russia/trump connections because the republican leadership on our committee has sought to quash it. they'd rather look at anything, steroids in baseball, than look at the trump connections, trump campaign connections and administration connections that are very, very troubling. and elijah cummings wants to run a robust oversight operation. >> let me read you a tweet today. the democrats have become a party of obstruction. they are only interested in themselves and not what is best for u.s. congressman, in what area would you work with president trump? >> well, he's got to have to decide whether he wants common ground or not. he's done nothing but blame democrats for his own failure and that of the republican caucus in the house, the obamacare repeal to it. but if he wants to reach out and he wants to work on s

cummins said later pence told him he had no recollection of receiving the document. >> when i asked himr on, he said -- he just a fog and doesn't remember getting it. i find very interesting is how he had told people in the white house about the fact that he was being investigated. i mean, come on now. at some point you say duh. >> pence who was often acting like a donald trump translator is facing a growing credibility problem. just last week when he was dispatched to capitol hill after the sudden firing of fbi director james comey, pence repeated the white house line seven times, stating that the decision to fire comey was based on a recommendation from the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> he provided strong leadership and to act on the recommendation of the deputy attorney general. >> reporter: only to be contradicted by the president hours later. >> i was going to fire comey, my decision. i was going to fire regardless. >> reporter: and after reports surfaced that flynn discussed -- what i can confirm having spoken to him about it is that those conversations that happened

tad cummins faces a charge of taking a minor across state lines for the purpose of sexual activity. thomas. they were found 39 days later outside a cabin near redding. a federal judge told cummins yesterday he faces a minimum of 10 years in prison and could get life. he is expected back in court firday for a preliminary ( mark ) firefighters have put out a fire at a business in pleasant hill. this is video from the scene. the fire was right behind a goodwill store on contra costa boulevard. it broke out around 9:30 last night. there are no reports of any injuries. firefighters are working this morning to figure out started. ( darya ) coming up... new efforts are being made to make bay area freeways safer. what drivers could soon see that will be keeping a watchful eye. a brawl breaks out on an airplane later heading to oakland. see what sparked the fight coming up after the and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. <"i'm spencer blake and coming up tonight at 10, we're taking you to the top of the tallest office building west of the mississippi. we're showing you the view

even companies like caterpillar and cummins, who just a few weeks ago told us things are great. more importantly, that money flows the right back into all sorts of companies that francly don't have much growth, like these darned food stocks. because oil is signaling we're going to get, i hate to yause ts word, but a recession if the fed keeps tightening. it's what oil is saying. the cross-currents are vicious. interest rates are going up, because they march to the tune of the fed, which told you yesterday the economy is going to reaccelerate. so you've got this bizarre confluence, where the bank stocks are actually going higher. remember, they need higher rates. but if it weren't for the fed, i think rates would be falling, taking the bank stocks with them. how do we make money in this rotation? first, i have to admit, it does have some legitimate numbers behind it. this company we talk about, zoets, put up its usual, incredible numbers and its stock stored. the deflation trade resurfaced, which mean money flows back to the insurers like aig, met live, and all-state. the biotech

letter dated november 18, 2016, from the ranking member on the house committee on oversight elijah cummins given then-vice president-elect pence notice about certain what he called apparent conflicts of interest regarding general flynn. >> without objection. >> general clapper, on march the 5th, 2017, you said the following to a question, here's the question, does intelligence exist that can definitely answer the following question, where there were improper contacts between the trump campaign and russian officials? you said we did not include any evidence in our report and i say our, that's the nsa, the fbi, the cia with my office, the director of national intelligence that had anything, that had any reflection of collusion between members of the trump campaign and the russians. there was no evidence of that included in our report. chuck todd then asked i understand that but does it exist? you say no, not to my knowledge. is that still accurate? >> it is. >> ms. yates, do you have any evidence that would suggest that in the 2016 campaign, anybody in the trump campaign colluded with the ru

coach, martin marietta, cummins. coach soaring double digits. more on this coming up. >> back to the fresh prince of beverly hills it at the milken conference. hi, bri. >> tyler, thank you very much. i was thinking -- i was trying to come up with a witty introduction but then i looked at the corn spill and i thought that's kind of a metaphor for the market, there's just money like corn going everywhere. stocks, bonds, you name it there seems to be capital out there. does that make chris ailman m nervous? it's kind of funny, chris -- welcome, by the way. >> thank you. >> the corn is doing this on the highway and i see money going everywhere. it looks like capital is coming out of the woodwork and buying up every asset class. the vix is below ten. the fear gauge is super low. does any of this make you nervous at all? >> brian, i had hair like you a month ago. >> look what happened. >> i'm totally nervous. >> i will be there soon. >> not the that bad. and you hit it right on the head. i led a panel this morning, the global capital for milken from g