guy: what is the tone you're getting from london guy: -- london?t kind of compromise are they prepared to make? committedernment is to finding a solution to this problem. what that means is not clear. in, you are interested which bit of the business are you interested in? give us the circumstances because you're not going to give me the details of how you could be interested? >> let me explain the difference between the rest. slabs.urnaces make steel if enrolled in the product which is rolled into downstream product. if we divide the problem into two, we talk about the mills which roles it into product and all of the downstream businesses which is galvanizing, color coding. all of those businesses are more easy to solve because you can import slabs from countries which have cheaper slabs. you can make all of the steel production. all the steel product which is made big -- made, and even more. business is the solvable. it has been done before. we have done it in the midlands. that is already a proven strategy that it can be done under the right mana

guy.: policymakers taking the spotlight speaking at frankfurt good christine lagarde says dish frankfurt. -- frankfurt. christine lagarde says she sees -- growth too low for too long. over in hong kong, charles evans reiterated his commitment to tightening and a two like strategy in 2016. he spoke to bloomberg. cooks i am looking to this year. i would not -- >> i am looking to this year. i would not be surprised if there was one in the middle of the year and one at the end of year. i think it is going to depend on the data. i'm going to be open-minded about it. the market not pricing anything like that. india cuts interest rates for the first time in six months. the lowest level since 2015 -- we could see a downward trajectory when it comes to rates. let's talk about such a bank divergence -- about central bank divergence. the market and risk off kind of mode. feeling nervous about what is happening. christine lagarde making it clear that she sees the risks increasing. is she right? ofnu:

guy: airbus?tional difficulties delivering some key planes, because they're pretty complicated things, but nevertheless, you wonder whether if the lower oil price great and environment whether i don't need some of these new planes which fly very efficiently. the story, iplay think this is a story to play. i would play it that in the coming companies very well placed to take long-term market share gains to generate long-term returns for the many people said we shouldn't go near rolls-royce, if you look at the benefit it gets on its service contract, it is very interesting. they take a loss when they sell an engine. if you look at the service price, they'll make a huge amount of money down the line. i think that rolls-royce will come back with the numbers over ae years ahead that could be surprise. that is putting the share price much higher. guy: what about maybe ge that has more exposure to the wide bodies? james: to become it is a base. amount thatt the airbus has been dependent on emerging marke

guy: thank you, kumutha.te has pledged to be the most pro-business mayor that london has ever had. he also said that it is crucial that britain remains in the eu. have 500 million potential customers, walking away from a market that has led to so many jobs in london, the expansion of so many businesses is ludicrous. and the idea that we could elect leave the lead -- to european union -- back into theng conversation the chief asset strategist for morgan stanley. who is the idea, people operate in the financial arguments are generally of the view that at some point rationality will take back in. you step outside the square mile and that view becomes more dispersed. thehere a danger that financial community is underestimating what is happening? guest: i think there is a major injure. -- danger. when they look at the u.k. they say, they would never do such a thing come a it would not make sense. that misses the fact that this is very divisive. there is also the potential of what i would call an intensity g ap, wh

a great chart, coming up next. ♪ guy: welcome back. i'm guy johnson.et us get you a bloomberg business flash. refused tory has roll out a temporary nationalization of british operation. stressed he does not see nationalization as the answer and is confident he can find a buyer. naturalizationk is a solution to this. even for a few weeks. having said that, i also don't think it would be prudent to rule anything out. nationalization is really right. feel lot of reasons, i do there will be enough time to find the right buyer working with the government and able to take it forward. ran -- orange has abandoned its effort to purchase bouygues. it said key sticking point included guarantees for the employees as a level at stake in orange. goldman sachs says it is time to sell asian currencies after its best rally in more than seven years. strategists predicted the emerging market recovery said currencies will resume their declined with further easing in china and japan. that is your bloomberg business flash. let us talk about the dollar. getting it right seem

guy: guy in london.ed to what you had to say, and as i was sitting in a number of european and i have looking at monetary policy not delivering the pickup and employment or that feedthrough into the real economy, and i'm looking at sweden -- is sweden an advertisement for the rest of europe to say, we are focusing on the run channel, we need to go fiscal? >> i definitely think you need to go fiscal. i think sweden would have been in a better position and that had done more fiscal compared to negative rates, for example. because the transmission mechanism from regular rates is smaller. it doesn't function as well. the key issue is that when you go fiscal you have to think about what kind of fiscal stimulus you do. but i am concerned about is that there is a discretionary fiscal and i would really like to see more reforms that increase long-term growth, investment, infrastructure, structural reforms of the labor market. unemployment is increasing among the foreign-born. and it is decreasing now for swedish

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you guys stick with us every year. in one deserves a national championship more than our students and our fans. the nova nation. we love you. you guys are the 2016 national chapel beyonds. one more time. >> nova. >> nation. >> nova. >> nation. >> nova. >> nation. >> nova. >> nation. >> we love you nova nation. right now, gqj, the arch, big smooth, bench mob, call them what you will but call them national champions. >> yes. >> now and forever they will have that title. our greg argos is out there among the crowd as team is walking outlets go down to him for that point of view, greg. >> you know, nova nation is cheering here as coach jay wright, just got that twitter shot he says was all of the fans behind me. you can see the team right now, leaving right now, leaving the stage, holding the national championship trophy. what an a incredible experience for the thousand of fans, the team itself, all here right now to celebrate that nc double a a championship win. this is first time in 31 years. coach jay wright still there

they turn the hose on and douse that guy. here's the story behind the video, he did notice something in his right hand. it's a knife. reports say that he's holding a woman hostage in the apartment and has turned the gas line on. >> what? >> he's trying to fill the apartment with gas. that's why the firefighters have been called. police haven't arrived. that's why the firefighters had to take the matters into their own hand. they were able to douse him just enough to grab the knife out of his hands. >> the firefighters have to face such strange situations. >> a serious situation for the woman as well. >> the woman was his wife. she got out of there unharmed and it looks like the man was unharmed. police were able to get him into custody. >>> now to australia with a couple bandits come smashing through the front of this convenient store. their faces covered, they through a brick through the front window. the one guy has an ax. another man has a cleaver. they come in threatening the employees for money. nobody hurt in this situa

trump: but, he is not a very talented guy or smart guy. the guy that interviewed me today, he was a smart guy. and it was national. he interviews me and says, we are on the phone, it is early saturday morning and i said, thank you very much. he said, mr. trump, one final question. what? you are worth a fortune, you have a beautiful family, you can do anything you want, why are you doing this? and, that question has been asked of me more than any other question, other than student debt. when i am around students, they graduate, they cannot get a job and it is a serious problem. but that question is asked so much, and i said, i have been so lucky in this country and i have done so well and made so much money, and i have enjoyed my life and i have hopefully some really good years left and i want to give back. i just want to give something back. [applause] mr. trump: that is all it is. that is all it is. [applause] mr. trump: -- [chanting trump] mr. trump: thank you. you know, our theme, make america great again -- we are going to make it so g

guy: ok.sweden and the economic performers that countries producing -- it has negative rates and has a big fiscal push underway as a result of the migrant crisis. is that something germany should replicate? >> well, it's not germany that could rescue the euro area by spending more. they certainly need to spend more. this is not the time to have a fiscal surplus; this is the time to invest, and there's a huge investment gap in germany. this is the time to use that money to the german economy. but governments need to move more, and the problem is that with the debt level at 132% in italy, there isn't really a lot of room for fiscal maneuver. even if it is difficult, we should focus more on the reforms. we should get the economy going good markets,.s, more flexible guy: yeah, but let's assume that does happen -- you need to kickstart it and we have thus far failed to do that. it is easy to do it when the sun is shining rather than the rain coming down. germany has the option of making that happen

the guy's face, the bald guy shoves the guy in the black coat and it quickly turns into fist-a-cuffs.he guy in the car gets thrown to the ground by the bald guy. but inside the circle there, that's a handgun. >> holy cow. >> you have to be careful who you pick a fight with over a parking spot. the guy in the black jacket regains control of his gun. some reports say as many as five shots were fired. the bald guy gets up and calmly walks away. he reportedly has been shot in the stomach over this incident. shortly after the guy walks away, you do see security walk up and that shooter was detained by police. >>> we have all done this, looking for people getting into their car in a crowded parking lot and you patiently wait. this guy in the car does this when suddenly a guy on a bike pulls up and the guy in the silver car goes in the other direction. this woman is with the silver car. the woman asked politely but the guy in the car says i was here first. then they used the kid on the bike to block the car. the blue car takes off and the silver car slips in. the guy reportedly keeps his coo

guy: if these guys were criminals, they would be quite concerned about that. john: absolutely right. zeb: we acknowledge that some banks have some unsavory customers. we do not have any unsavory guests. you are sticking around for the next couple of minutes. we do have the australian rate decision. this puts pressure on the company's economy. we are live in sydney for an update. -- >> australia's central bank says a resurgent currency could hamper the economy. it held its interest rate at a record low of 2%. we will speak to daniel petrie. the currency is having a profound impact on the adjustments in the economy. walk us through it. >> a very good morning to you. the us trillion bank did leave rates at 2%. that is above were the fed is an even further above what the japanese authorities have been doing. the transition in the australian economy, the country has been a inefficient very of a once in 100 years mineral boom. , australiaoming off can transition into new industries. they are selling a lot more services into southeast asia. seen ints have been more r

but this guy insists on it. >> the other guy is, can we not get rabies right now, please? >> this guy tries to make an escape from the humans and the ice but doesn't give up. he takes the board with him. he says, oh, you want to offer me a board and takes a couple bites into it. running away, looks like it might make an escape, but falls onto the board and the guy quickly moves. >> it fell onto the board because the guy quickly grabbed its tail. >> he grabbed him. >> what does the raccoon do? jumps in the water and climbs up another ice sheet. this time the raccoon is successful and climbs up into the brush. >> it jumped off and looked up and was like, i'm not going through all that white water, you're crazy. >>> both the videos i'm about to show you take place on highways in thailand. there's already trucks lined up on the side of the road. but the terror you hear in this woman's voice is indicative of what is about to happen. >> oh -- oh, no. >> here's a truck whose brakes have gone out. >> oh, no. >> and it goes smashing through about eight cars. you see these boys hop

>> you guys, i'm a little nervous. i don't and who had come up behind me and say crazy things but it is absolute pandemonium here. hello. outside of kelly's tap room where it was pack house. people outside because they couldn't get in and they're staring in the windows. it is absolutely crazy i've never seen anything like thatly i've been hug, i've been pushed, shoved. so much celebrating here. people taking off their clothes. there's lot police presence but they're sitting back an allowing the celebrations to continue for the most part i mean it's pretty crazy but people are pretty much staying in line just celebrating as they should just a crazy scene here on lancaster avenue. wow you guys. >> absolutely beautiful. nova nation everywhere around the world is going crazy right now. give props to rollly massimino the last time there was a scene like this that was in '85. and jay wright was under rollly massimino to have him there at the game and a lot of former players watching this. pink key was in the stands. lowry pl

david: thanks, guy.et's get started with lufthansa and air berlin, canceling more than 900 flights this week alone, public workers demanding a 6% pay increase. cancer sick -- cancel 60% of those flights today -- lufthansa will cancel 60% of those flights today. first quarter adjusted earnings for the energy producer, $1.64 billion. that's more than $1.25 billion seen in a bloomberg survey. profit was about 37% lower than a previous figure amid a slump in crude prices. statoil has reported a first quarter profit surprising analysts who expected a loss. the oil company announced adjusted profits of $122 million to the market predicted the norwegian energy producer would be $125 million the opposite way in the red. adidas has raised its profit forecast. income up 15% to 18% this year. also raised its 2016 sales outlook. now to check twitter, taking a tumble after missing estimates for revenue projections. it is expecting second-quarter sales to be lower than $610 million. analysts were projecting $677 milli

guy: thank you very much.ad a raft of earnings amongst them, rbs -- net loss in the first quarter. let us bring in bloomberg's richard barton for the details. as you told me, something of a dog's breakfast. ofthere is a real mixed bag items in this set of results from rbs. pound net loss for the company. that is mainly driven by a payment to the u.k. government which they made in the quarter which haslion pounds to do with the support they received during the financial crisis, and the bailout. the numbers in that include a lot of restructuring charges, they will take longer to pay out dividend to investors. it is not looking good. it will take some time to get some money on this. some time,l take that is the problem. a lot of time. there is an argument that continues to circulate that the government needs to sell this one. does this change if that argument? >> the argument may change as the government analyzes its stake in rbs. it has fallen considerable way. it has fallen further since then. they would take s

he attaches him to this guy. we get hollywood quality video as the guy is brought up. the whole time you're hearing the communication. >> 30. coming up. >> i'm thinking like a mom, what are you doing out here? what were you thinking? >> i'm glad you're not a rescuer. what were you doing there in the first place. next. >> let's be thankful these guys are heroin a judgment free zone. >>> one of my favorite weekend past times. camping. i never got to do it in the pacific northwest but this video makes me want to. this is in washington state. the entire 37 second video all shot in this cool time lapse. no shortage of firewood. all the driftwood that washed up on the beach. >> what's they got to be able to do that. >> i can show you. basically just a camera slider that is automated. little motor on it. put your slr camera on it. the camera is set to take a picture at certain intervals. it moves slightly. takes a picture. put all those pictures together it creates this look. >> they got safely take all the equipment out of there. camping with this huge thing sticking out. bu

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who the heck was that guy? >> police are trying to figure out what exactly went on that made that man get on the hood of this girl's car. they know who she is. she and her passenger are due in court. still no word on what caused the fight that led to this. >>> this next video, not road rage. but i think somebody was all in a hurry to get somewhere. watch the left side of your screen. >> where the heck did that thing come from? >> it came from the emergency lane which is really not meant for this man to use as a passing lane. the side mirror from the car that did that illegal pass was what you saw fall into the road. >> that guy was driving like a maniac. >> he cut in and out of traffic several times. >> and the fact that he didn't stop after clearly colliding with a car blows my mind. >> yeah, they didn't stop. but police have stopped to watch the video andfor that person. you never know where danger's going to come from, even the emergency lane. >>> i don't know about you guys, but when i see a hot air balloon

guy: thank you. will face lawmakers today following a week of scrutiny in his financial his linkn the wake of to an offshore investment trust. he came under heavy fire, and admits he could've handled it better. >> i know that i should have handled this better.i could have handled this better . i know there are lessons to learn, and i will learn them. and don't blame 10 downing street or nameless advisors; blame me. i will learn the lesson. >> i think he took an awful long time to say what money he had in those trust, what money was family, whatby his money he has received as a result of it, and what taxi has paid on it. there has been a series of changing stories coming out of downing street that has been a statement every 18-24 hours since last monday. yet still not finished because he hasn't said exactly how much tax he did or didn't pay. >> i don't see any evidence that he did anything improper, let alone the legal, and he has gone further than a leader in history. >> it has been crushingly disapp

guy: take a guy like mark carney .one hand, he knows his job is to get a grip on the banking sector. and then, he will probably see that the bank of england has gone too far. the banks are under attack, we understand that. have central bankers and regulators screwed up? >> may certainly have been very harsh on the banks. fundamentally, this is economics 101. the only legal entity in the entire society that can create liquidity credit is the banks. on the one hand they have political pressure. at the same time, the economy is under severe deflationary forces due to the monetary system, which is accommodative at all times and constantly in an emergency crisis. we need to go back to the thr ee-six model of banking. that is what banks need to be doing. the problem mark carney has is, a bank is not a bank. is it somebody who is a credit facility? which is what they should do and that is where the problem role is for most banks. most had global investment banks. we need banks to be credit facilities. that is but we need in t

now, as a horse is watched, the guy goes to the back and starts jockeying this guy asking to pony up some money. it is so bizarre. >> out of nowhere, they get spoofed. she just leg it. >> your getaway car has a mind of its own. this would work? >> p the greatest robbery ever. >> you are going to lose your head trying to figure this one out. >> this video comes to us from china where this little boy is stuck in the sunroof of his dad's vehicle. >> part of me is that. apparently, when the little boy got his head stuck, the switch also broke to be able to open it again. with the little boy's neck right at the door -- >> the little boy is in the front seat and unfortunately, in china, hong kong, little kids just bouncing around the front seat, not strapped in, not in anything. just kind of doing what they want. this is what happens. >> the jaws of life on a sunroof. this seems absolutely bizarre and unnecessary. >> fortunately, the rescue crews got there. they even put a firefighter hat on the boy so he could be protected from the jaws of life as they broke the window and smashed right t

guy. guy: thank you very much.et's talk banking did the bank of cyprus is pursuing a premium spot on the london stock exchange. chillingworth still with us here in london did that morning. -- london. good morning. my question is are you ready yet go a little bit of evidence as to whether this is the right time. the press to book on the back of cyprus, 4.5. you are priced in the recovery story. you are priced as a stock that has problems and issues with mpl's. on the big step up stage in london the right thing to do right now echo >> -- now? the german banking sector is priced at the same. what we have been talking about finding liquidity in valley discovery for our stock for more than year, we have made it clear that the exchange in the cyprus look just cyprus exchange liquidity -- when we need to do is find more long-term investors that we need to find greater liquidity. we need to be of a to long-term investors. they find themselves in deep liquid white markets. either the u.s. or london are the markets. we decid

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the guy takes his shirt off and before you know it, an entire mob is forming the first guy behind the >> he grabs what looks like start tossing them over to the crowd. they all start grabbing stuff. >> overrunning this guy. >> but watch this outside the store. it looks like the crowd turns on itself. the first guy, that takes his shirt off then goes after her, stands her up and appears to try to take something out of her hand. >> this is a really good video. >> not going to be hard to track these kids down. >> and that's exactly why police released this video. they're hoping someone in australia recognizes their faces, their wardrobe and will be able to give police leads that takes them to find these guys. over to the uk where there's a target of opportunity for your sweet tooth, perhaps? this robber here is breaking into a -- cakes and pies truck. >> i'm here to confess. that that's me. >> on your worst day. >> well this guy opens the back door, reaches in and grabs a case that apparently is full of delicious, probably pretty expensive cakes and just walks away with them. >>> the bab

guy: thanks very much.nty more coverage over the next few days as we watch the president here in the u k and over to germany as well. let's turn our attention to george saravelos. he's going to be with us for a little while. the brexit trade, obama making some comments on it, does that change the nature of the trade on the brexit story? from our perspective, the trade hasn't been that much about brexit in terms of sterling, but about the other factors driving the currency. we turned very bearish in november. the country has got a very big deficit. there's issues around financing that deficit. bearish, but i would say it is not really about brexit even though it has with these other factors that have come into play this year. guy: this is about the current account. george: the current account, the bank of england that has turned very dovish. it is all these other things that have come into place, and there's been a lot of influence into the u.k. because of the high levels of oil that have come down substanti

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guy: good morning. it is guy johnson out of london.a little bit more about those markets in more detail? we are talking about western europe being absolutely flat, or slightly up from flat. oem's seeing that you are not think? how does it work? and what are you expecting in western europe? >> in western europe, we saw a growth rate, which was the lowest out of all of the regions in the world. it was down at 520%. automotive only makes up about 18% of our business. it is an important sector. we tend to deal with the tier two's in ther industry. oesome of deal with the the oem's. we tend to see the strongest growth in america and in asia. guy: you think the british leaders leaving the eu would be a pretty dumb idea. what kind of an impact do you think it would actually have? you probably have a pretty good the of both sides of this -- a pretty good view of what sides of this story. what effect would this have on the european economy and more specifically, the british economy? >> the most important impact would be on the british economy.

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guy: that is the kind of guy you are.st recent forecast was at 0.4% for the first quarter. that they can move has born at what the fed's thinking is. not for extended the fact that the u.s. economy is outperforming everyone else, it looks like it might be slowing down. economic activity has picked. they probably will not give explicit guidance because there is a lot of push and pull, i think the minutes will be something the investors will look at because they like to get more insight. guy: it has been really quiet. rellally quiet. is this where they start to make their voices heard a little bit more? well, we have loretta master speaking today, i think at 5:25 london time. she was one of the hawks. it will be interesting to see what her commentary is. of course, last month we had the chair come out much more dovish. it will be interesting to see the tenor of that debate and what one of the hawks will say. hans: always interesting. the fed's minutes give us a little bit more color, as you say, richard. we will be speaking

. >> you can see a lot of the hate coming this guy's way. when you get into the top comments underneath the video. this guy takes advantage of the free money and uses it to take a free vacation. th this erks me because i needed financial aid and couldn't get any. in a sense, i did a study abroad with my student aid refund and girlfriend and came back with knowledge i've never been able to teach. this $2500 -- he didn't break the rules as far as we understand it. basically, he was able to use the money however he wanted. >> i understand what that person was saying about not being able to get financial aid, but it's almost the same thing as bringing tennis shoes, clothes, you kind of do what you want to do. but this person says, i hope the girl sticks around because you just paid for a vacation. >> there are some who suggested, it was my initial instinct as well. maybe it was fake. again, we reached out. he said, no, it is not fake. we'll continue and i'll tell you what, let us know what you th k think. >>> small racing series like this in eng

these guys cannot get in there. the woman is in there in labor pains worried about the life of her child. they have no idea why this thing was jammed. the family suspects that because it was and old broken down ambulance that barely had a mattress in it. it doesn't sound like it was to the highest of standards and that left this poor woman being stuck in there. >> you have to rescue the mother from the van and birth the child from the mother. >> how did that go? how is she? >> according to reports, it took them about 30 minutes to get this door open. >> no! >> like three minutes, 30 minutes? >> up fortunately, they are able to get her out. she ends up delivering in the hospital. the mom and baby are okay, but the moments leading up to the delivery, incredibly serious. >>> if you've got children, you know getting a phone call related to your kids can be terrifying, like this. >> what do you want? how much do you want? >> do you think this is a game? >> no. >> i invite you to hang up the phone and you will never hear

i want to toss it back to you guys. ok? . >> crazy out there. >> she's got to bring us back a cheesesteak. i don't think she's coming back. >> the two shots, i would think people have seen them but if they haven't seen them. it's the whole story of the game the last two shots. let's take a look at the last two shots of the game. north carolina down by ten under five minutes to go, down by three here, the shot -- that's amazing. that ties the game up at 74. jay wright calls the time-out. a play they worked on in practice. airplay earplug here's kris jenkins call for the ball. he called for the ball and he took the shot. and you know, mike was an assistant coach with villanova. he was next to rolly. players are happy but the expression of jay wright at the end of the game. it's like what just happened? a lot of times coaches jump up and scream. the players were and jay wright tried to keep it calm. i guess he didn't want to get any sweat on his new suit. >> custom threads. >> those are the two shots that tell you everything y

like these guys. >> like these guys. >> yeah. >> you see these guys that are literally rubbing their going to run out and egg them. then attack. he forgets something. >> now his car is rolling. rolling -- it's going to go into the water! oh, it's going all the way! but, oh, wait. >> his friends are laughing and he was like -- >> that was about to be a fun egg fight and now it's -- >> the greatest moment ever! >> do you go out there? do they leave it out there until the water gets warmer and let it sink? >> do you tip-toe out there and try to drive it back? >> the thing is, though, this video is like the worst click-based tv series. >> it's fake. is it fake? >> no, no, it's real. but as we get to the end of the video, you're waiting for the beautiful ending. someone falling in. the car just vanishing. it just cuts to black. >> oh, oli, no! >> i don't know what happened! but, at the same time, this is what being a dude like krchristn says. >>> for more great videos to tell your friends about, check us out on rightthisvideo.com or [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic telev

-- see you guys after the break.kay, we're on break now, sorry, heard the brake music. good morning to you again. so what exactly are we doing here habitat for humanity, doing this rock the block clean up in pottstown? >> that's right. doing community clean up day, also doing some work on rehab that we will sell to homeowner, toward christmas time, and we're just getting the community involved, we're serving lunch to everybody who come out. just great day to bring some community spirit as part of pottstown cares day. >> let's talk about what they're physically doing, cleaning this off, taping it off. are they then going to paint this or just re-sure it, like make it -- >> no, they'll actually paint the porch, paint it a nice gray, when we do things like that it, helps preserve the porch, hems keep the cement there so the porch doesn't start to rot it, helps preserve the home. >> let's walk down the street, one of the things we talked about earlier, a lot of people who have heard about habitat for humanity. they might

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a second line guy, as the guy who can be a shut down defensive guy. one of the other things i thought happened early in the series looked like schenn gotisbehere was kind of out of gas, he's a college kid. never played this long of a schedule. he did come back, i thought game four, five, started him back. he wasn't as good as he had been earlier in the season. >> he fought so hard to get there. >> yeah. listen i think the flyers go out with their head held high. those two wins they had kind of gave them a sense they can go into the off season and carry something. >> because many people doubted they'd even go to the playoffs. there's no way. >> they didn't look like they could get there. put on a very nice run to get there. >> it's interesting because it appears we may have a goalie situation here. >> you think? >> it was unbelievable. but he's injury prone. what are you going to do. >> we've had a goalie sways in philadelphia. >> forever. >> since, you know, bernie, really. you know, you had lindbergh a for now year, hakstoll. most of the last three d

hopefully this guy was trying to help. apparently about ten fire trucks were sent out to this location. but watch what happens next. >> oh! >> that's from under the other car. >> yeah. the heat of the engine or something set it off. >> before you know it, there are flames everywhere. and all of those people that were next to the truck end up running away for their lives. ten people ended up being injured. no word on whether one of those was also the driver. >> oh, look it caught so fast as well. it's right next to this building. >> no word on the extent of the damage but it did definitely ignite several cars that were in the area. >>> now fire crews quickly responded to this fire in maryland around 1:30 in the morning because a truck had veered off the road and crashed into that building igniting itself. firefighters working diligently to put the flames out. get this, authorities believe that texting was involved. >> wow, here's the look of surprise and shock on my face. >> fortunately, the fire crews were able to respond