guy: yes, u.s. cpi.f inflation ticks higher an yields take higher, how does that change how i invest in equities? >> it will have an impact. when the market moves away from the perceived view, you get changes. the initial position is that markets will sell off if we get andg pickup in yields inflation data comes through stronger than expected. i think as long as it is measured, equities will still be ok in the medium to longer term. matt: isn't that the trade-off, mark? 'm sitting here with cash to put to work, the last thing i want to do is put it in bonds, if we are looking at a bear market here, especially if i want get a return anyway. the only place to go is equities. mark: obviously, as an equity investor i would have to agree. i think what tends to happen initiallyck effect affects all asset classes, giving you a better opportunity on a very short-term basis to buy for scheaper. positionerms of how i within the market -- i want to get this chart up. if rates go higher, how does that affect my cycl

you guys are all here. it's it like to see you guys accomplish what did you in '0 '04. >> that's what doug brought back to this whole organization the whole family feel. you can tell these guys dig each other and they bind with och each other well and they have each other's back. and they trust each other and make big plays. this is ridiculous man. >> speechless. >> speechless. >> am i saying it 38 right? >> i believe it is. >> 38-7. >> i never could have department that. >> it was a beat down bro. >> i was trying to figure out skol what does it mean. >> to cheer. >> not to fight exactly. >> what you expect when your fight drinks, >> good to see you. >> back to you. >> you heard the man what does that mean when scol is your g go-to thing. their season is over and they're going back to minneapolis so are we. how about them apples. guys it's a lot of fun at link on financial field. once again lesley van arsdall is in the locker room and she'll grab players and talk to all the guys here. we see chris long stan

guys made plays. i mean, bottom line, guys made plays.an get the job done is to be able to throw and catch and do the things in a run game that we did. and hats off to the offensive staff. obviously frank and the game planning and the guys for executing. >> to my recollection, i can't recall any other gadget plays throughout the course of the season. your kind of saving that for a big playoff moment? >> no. i wasn't saving it. you know, listen, it's -- those plays, you know, you just don't, like, grasping at straws out of thin air, you don't pull them out and say i'm going to run it this way. there's got to be a reason for running a gadget play. as i studied some of the formations that we did, i felt like we'd get an opportunity to at least attempt the play. great execution, protection was there, nick did a great job of stepping up and sliding right and then what a finish, what a catch by tori in the front corner of the end zone and it's great what they work. >> when you consider the journey you took, but you lose player after player, new

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guys, it's a happy crowd out here tonight. back to you guys. >> julio jones is a bum. did you hear that? >> wow, yes. people here at xfinity live with the very same sentiment here. all eagles. >> tim, we'll toss to you a little bit later. doug peterson is available. he is live right now at the podium. we want to get you guys exactly what he has to say about this giant win. >> (inaudible). >> you know, everything kind of rushes through your mind. but the biggest emotion for me was the team, the guys, the resiliency of this football team. and our backs against the wall. people discount us, don't give us much credit. whatever it might be. for our team to battle against a fine football team, you know, a team that was obviously this time of the year playing extremely well, hot football team. that's one thing about this team that i love so much. they battle to the end. so that was the biggest kind of rush of emotion just thinking about the players. >> seemed like you got him in a rhythm and he just started driving the team? >> nick is nick. that's what we've talked about. th

guy: sorry three finish up.o back to what i said, what we also see, what you asked me is we see global inflation expectations seem to be on the rise, which i think is a reflection of the same story. guy: inflation has been subdued so long, is there a danger it is symmetrical inasmuch as it has 10 under target for such a long time that actually, once it starts to gain traction and consumers get a sniff, some of the effects of technology start to not fade, but the fat this affects -- it could gain traction? could this be the big grey swan the market will be looking at over the next two years? peter: i don't want to dodger question. think it is way too early to say that. ist drives a story like this not only the underlying strength of the economy, the demand, which negotiation and so on, there is the reaction of various other players to those developments. in fact, if you look at sort of the global labor market supply story, it is still not over. a lot of people are unemployed in the global labor market here to wha

guys?. >> you can hear it. >> kristen, here we go, your heart has to be pounding, i know mine has all morning long, waking up just knowing tonight is the night that we're going to get it done. all right, eagles fans outside the linc, a chase for a championship. they've been out there all morning long. they're keeping the energy going. we're coming right back after this. stay with us. >> ♪ >> hit them low ♪ hit them high ♪ and watch those eagles fly ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ on the road to victory ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> 70,000 different stories, talking about my time growing up here in burlington county, sitting and watching the game with my family, and each and every year, hoping, and praying, that we would reach this moment and the disappointment tonight is the night that we will get things done. >> one game away from the lombardi trophy, getting over thereto play for that thing. all right, so that's inside the stadium. outside the stadium of course we've got joyce evans, live, with all kind o

you guys excited.link, this say fams team coming in with a lot of moment. this eagles team is rested and ready. nick foles has looked more confident and comfortable in practice and ooelgeagles will jn the j train and he will have a lot of rushes, it's going to be a home field advantage, best home field record in nfl over the last two years. fly, eagles fly. i'm john clark. back to you. >> we are ready. one hour to game time. one victory today and eagles host the nfc championship game next sunday. >> that would be so good we'll be back after the game with nbc 10 exclusive interviews. they work so hard for this home field advantage we hope they maximize it this afternoon. thank you for watching us and thank everyone here at the biggest party xfinity live. >> we leave you with our fans singing eagles fight song ♪ fly, eagles fly! ♪ on the road to victory ♪ fly, eagles fly ♪ score a touch down ♪ 1, 2, 3! ♪ ♪ hit em low, ♪ hit' em high, ♪ and watch our eagles ♪ fly, eagles fly! ♪ ♪ hit em low, ♪ hit' em hig

this guy right here.e's had so much coverage on our station, every day and every night since saturday night. >> we keep showing him. we were like we want to meet this guy. who is he >> knees studio with us. josh curtis good to see you. >> tell me everything about you. where were you born >> lansdale, pennsylvania. >> high school? >> north penn. >> have you been an eagles fan your life >> my whole life >> since you were three day hold like that baby we just saw >> three days old. >> you got to take it off. it was zero degrees, you had no shirt on. >> look at -- he has a tat of the sports teams >> i did not know this >> except missing one, that is cool >> not a sixers fans >> not done. >> trust the process. sit down, i think. what is this >> mike has been asking all week, we want to know what it means, this is the chinese symbol of chi. stands for the in essence of life >> the symbols is what i'm talking about >> and this right here is the browning shotgun label. >> you like browning shotguns that much that

guy's got his own life to live.oing to sit around in your skivvies all nott in the a. >> it's like the fshame, to shame behind they've left him behind. >> he's already accepted the fact that his kids have disowned him and has embraced the art community as his own. in fact, after they're done with their collapse classes he hang the students and oftentimes they'll share meals, buy him food and treat him to meals, so overall, he's actually doing much better now than he was before. more power to him for taking this initiative and improving his life in spite of the opinions of others. >>> all right, place your bets because we've got a mighty fine race about to take place here. it's going down between ski thot >> this is a curious race. it's a lot closer than i thought it would be. >> one would think the speed rider would be the main man in this event, but it looks like the ski instructor means business. >> i guess if you think about it like this, the skier is using all of the gravity, where the speed rider has something

the guy kind of goes tumbling away. our guy does a backflip and where did that guy go? it's the biggest high five, sends him off. >> he slapped him out of there. >> very cool. another video youtube channel the guy with the jet-powered wingsuit but in this case everybody is just using gravity. they're all perfect. many are flying on their backs as well while at the same time maintaining the shape through the air. they have a number of incredible moves. they had someone jump out with the chute and the other guy starts spiraling around them. >> wow. >> my favorite part of the video is this one, where everyone is in formation but one of them with the camera doing an impressive long barrel roll around them. this is super dangerous, but everybody know what they're doing. we're not done yet. somebody else deploying their chute and they're riding. everybody knows what they're doing and doing their job and we get to enjoy the spectacular results. >>> a driver tries to fit into an extremely tight spot. >> oh my gosh, look at that. >> see if this smart car driver is smart enough t

they're talking to the guy, distracting him.ou can see there are men up here, they're about to sail down. >> yes! >> look at that move. >> it's such a scary maneuver. if they get it a little bit wrong, it can go disasterly wrong. >> that only works with extreme training. >> that man was taken to the hospital for evaluation. in spain, a different rescue. that's a dolphin. apparently someone called authorities, that police officer showed up in his wetsuit at 7:45 a.m. and this rescue took two hours because that dolphin is several hundred pounds. this off duty officer is trying to get it back into the water and roll it over because that dolphin's upside down. its dorsal fin was stuck in the sand. the blowhole wasn't getting enough air into the dolphin. this officer eventually pulls th water. >> look at it, he drags it out by his tail. >> this is over 400 pounds that he's pulling there with his bare hands. >> well done. >> i never, ever understood why girls have to go to the bathroom together, in teams. but after watching this video

matt, guy. guy: earnings season comes it?nd so quickly, doesn't big u.s.king us off later on. at that managers come here with numbers. j.p. morgan chase, wells fargo, and blackrock reporting earnings today, focusing on the impacts of the legislation. banks reported they will take charge us from the new legislation. so is it time to forget the bottom line and how should we make sense of the results this time around? joining us for more on this story, sophia acosta. sophia, i am confused already just looking at the kind of look atnd getting a some of the previews. this is going to be a confusing set of numbers. how many one-off are we going to get? sophia: jpmorgan is great to have a $2 billion charge. goldman is going to have $5 billion. investors already know that. we know it is going to be a lot of numbers and things we need to take into account. isare focusing on what management saying, what are they saying about how this tax legislation will change tax rates in 2018, how they see it changing in u.s. gdp more broadly? the focus will be on the calls rathe

our guys did that last night. yeah, you do feel, i'm sure the vikings felt the same way very comfortable and confident in their plan, too, a lot of times it just comes down, it always comes down to the players, that's the -- bottom line it comes down to players making plays. >> reporter: did the players mention how loose they were going into the game, does that come from you or are you trying to set a personality? >> it's the most relaxed i've seen our guys all season, i do want them to feel relaxed. if i am uptight they will feel it and react the same way. let their personality show, let them have fun enjoy the moment. this is why we coach and play for these opportunities and moments right here, i felt like our guys were not only well prepared, but relaxed going into >> reporter: [inaudible]. >> he just keeps talking to him, mentoring him, teaching him how to be a professional, how to play the defensive end spot and you know, chris is just a great mentor to daric and some of the young players on the team and dari

and the anti-aircraft guys from the north vietnamese units out there were good guys. they had 57 millimeter, 37 millimeter a lot of , 50 caliber stuff. we started flying out there to put these teams in. we had to figure out how do we get from basically the east coast across the valley into laos and get the team in and get back again. we tried everything. we tried, for example, 12,000 feet, which is about as high as a loaded cobra will fly. and all that did is we would get flak, 37 millimeter flak all over the place. we tried going down to the south. we tried going to the north. up toward the direction of where caisson was and coming back south from there. we tried low level. we tried everything. every time we went out we got shot at. we were shot at by big stuff. not just small arms. it was 51 caliber and 37 millimeter stuff. those missions were tough missions. i remember that the north vietnamese were pretty clever about this. what they would do is the 51 caliber anti-aircraft guns they would triangulate them and shoot at you, and then you had to guess where is the t

. >> we see the guy in the blue car is indicating and the guy on the bike is also in the blind spot. so both people made some mistakes. >> i apologize if you didn't see me. >> i do, too. >> huh? >> i apologize, too. >> take care, man. >> what?! >> i 'm so confuelsed. >> people admitting to their mistakes, not escalating the situation, apologizing and getting on with their day in. >> the holiday spirit has continued for a few days. >>> head over to australia to see if cooler heads can prevail here. the driver of this suv pulls this move. watch this. >> oh! >> now that guy on the bike escalated, already banged his fist on the bike. the window is down and you see the car start rocking. somebody's getting out. it's going to escalate. no shoes on, gets out, he's the cooler head, he gets involved. the bare-footed warrior has managed to avoid the fight, the scuffle, and everyone just goes on about their day. there you go, ladies and gentlemen. it can happen if we all just treat each other with respect. >>> let me tell you something. when you're trying to win a girl over, if she's anything l

you guys are mobile, ready to go?> all right, i have to ask you one quick last question, your prediction for the game? >> i think the philadelphia police department will fair very well, i know the eagles are going to win. >> all right, deputy shall appreciate it. guys down here, i want to let you know the fans are coming in in droves off of septa. no problems down here to report at this point. a lot of viking fans coming in, with the eagles fans. they're ge getting razz dollars, getting teased, little hard time, but then everybody leaves them alone. they walk in pretty brave wearing the jerseys down here, again, so far from a septa point of view, and philadelphia police, things are going rather smoothly at this point. we will see how things go through the rest of the night. back to you guys. >> thank you much, dave. you know what thomas? a lot of folks, and vikings land were saying be real careful if you go to philadelphia. we're in that purple. but you know what, it is all good. it is all good. >> they don't have to

guy: -- mark: a real business plan behind cryptocurrency is interesting. guy: might work.hank you for coming to see us this morning. mark cudmore, mliv macro strategist joining us on set and thanks saeed amen, founder of cuemacro joining us on set. first day of the trading year. what do we have coming up? iran protesters digging in, as trump says, the country is failing at every level. we bring to the latest on the unrest. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: 14 minutes till the start of european cash trading for equities. here is a bloomberg business flash with juliette saly. compass group ceo richard cousins and four members of his family were killed on sunday when their chartered sightseeing flight crashed north of sydney. the sea plane crashed into the river near jerusalem bay, killing all six on board including the pilot. atsins was due to step down the beginning of march. the former chief operating officer for europe will succeed him with immediate effect. executiver associates steinberg and his family were among 12 who died in a light plane crash in costa rica.

you guys are getting rings. whoo, you guys are getting rings. now, with every team, you have to have a leader, and every leader has a story. in this era, we're talking about dreamers and people with dreams. i bet you $5 at no point did coach huynh ever dream that he would be sitting here in city hall with state champions at his fingertips. you think so? coming from vietnam at the age of seven, making his way up, coming over here, and look at the young men that you've inspired, coach. it is time for us to honor you. san francisco, get on your feet for your championship coach, coach huynh. [applause] >> i didn't know i was supposed to talk, so i got this prepared. actually, now, before i speak, we have a gift for london. i'll bring it down to you. we have the boys signing this for you, uh-huh. and we have this for you. there you go. [applause]. >> all right. it's thank you for -- for this. i was telling them earlier, when we came in 2013, we didn't have this. we had upstairs in a quick meeting, we had a picture here. when i first walked in, and i

this guy got himself in one heck of a predicament. >> hey guys. >> the guy from the bot youtube channel into some ice, a slippery situation that is significantly more dangerous than i initially thought. >> i'm on the edge. >> oh! >> yeah. i don't know how he got himself here but i'd say there was some sort of flow or stream or something. it's frozen solid. he's essentially on an ice rink right on the edge of a cliff. >> this is like a disneyland ride come to life. >> notice it's got a slight decline as well heading towards the cliff so every move is potentially a slip the wrong way. he is able to get himself to the edge and make his way down to solid ground. >> that was not fun. that wasn't even a little fun. >> out for a hike and things get slick? >> exactly. he's out in nature. not like you walk out your front door and be faced with a similar. oh, you can, because this is his driveway. still going. now we're heading for the road. we're still heading for the road. >> stop! >> he can't stop. >> no! >> wow. >> that was horrible. >> and basically think if there had been a car coming. that

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the guy's well-balanced.s hands off the handlebars, sets himself up for one more rift. we got a problem. ah-oh, small, small problem. >> no! i mean. >> that guy is so lucky that didn't happen three seconds later. >> can you believe it? i don't know how he managed to stay upright. but as soon as he drops the clutch and gives it a little bit of throttle he ends up with half the handlebars in his hand. why not just continue to ride the thing. >> what? >> you won't believe it. >> he's signaling to his buddy, i've got a problem here. >> does he ride it home-like that? or where does he go? >> they go down to the end of the road and they find another piece of one of the bikes that's also broken off. i'm not sure if it's a piece of luggage laying in the street. >> the harleys are talking back. stop messing around. >> get yourself some glue. >>> so many times in gender reveals we get to see the final moments when couples learn the sex of their baby. seldom do we get to follow the journey for it is the person setting u

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guy: who will replace merkel?t is clear is that she is struggling here, struggling to form a government now. she would be struggling to take more seats if there were another election. the younger fringes of the party are seriously talking about replacement. who could it be? who will be the next leader of germany? euro,t is the one million if not one billion euro question. there is no clear successor. ,he governors of smaller states they and some of the federal ministers, but there is no real for better. this --ds on when apple when this point in time will be. the same issues about the social democrats. these are new elections and it is not clear who it be the front runner and the main candidate. thenically, gabriel is most beloved spd leader right now. which is ironic. guy: marcel, thank you very much indeed. marcel fratzscher, the president of the diw institute over in berlin. we are seven minutes away from the start of trading. let's talk about the stocks to watch. i will start with korean and i have the short i

guy: what about the gold miners?ryptocurrencies, i prefer to put my money in gold. at least i know what i'm getting. but that could be a reflection of my state of relative ignorance. in the platinum industry you see some interesting moves. the palladium price, up at high levels. the platinum price, still in the doldrums. there are people struggling with the platinum price.a a situation where the investment has been held back. yet, we still have demand coming through for these metals. i think there's a very interesting dynamic in the clady ratio. -- in the pulley the them ratio. ratio.he palladium we are looking to see further down the supply-side. we could see significant upside there in the pressure space. guy: how should i view it? paul: this divides opinion. people have been telling me that gold is dead for 20 years. and yet, it's still here. it's still the cheapest form of energy you can find. putting aside the debate on global warming, the fact is the global demand for coal remains strong, particularly seaborne

guy: absolutely.y discovered this huge prime number from this equation back in the 16th century. potentially reduce the power consumption because of the way the mathworks or works around all this. the energy one is worth the read. saying that bitcoin could consume more energy than electric cars. then all the electric cars in the world in 2025. one of the things i noticed is bitcoin is no longer among the top five, top 10 most read stories on the bloomberg. at the end of 2017, it was 4, 5, 6.tly guy: we are five minutes away from the start of cash trading. let's kick it off with the retailers, the big you pay retailers are out. there is a tliv going. give us the skinny on what is happening. >> i will run you down the main events. tesco's numbers look disappointing compared to what we have seen from morrison. recorddline numbers show christmas trading but the comp sales were up 1.9% compared to the estimates of 2.8. two reasons they are citing. the collapse of the supplier of tobacco and general merchan

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ladies, guys, there are certain things guys don't want to do.one, we don't want to give you compliment, oh, hey what's up, that looks great. two, we don't like rubbing your back, okay,. >> awe. >> so, the natural reaction of this guy, oh, whoa, you look like a movie star. like that is not real. when saw my wife i said wow that looks really good. i'm so happen that i you went for it, because for like a year she has been talking about want to go get her haircut. but that's not natural reaction. that's the problem, ladies, you got to learn how to read men. he's taking it. >> men can't get excited? >> oh, we can get excited. >> hold on. >> it wasn't real. >> the thing was my wife on the phone. listen, no guy ever wants -- we don't talk like that. not -- oh, we're not zoe nam offered, oh, i didn't know it was a big deal. i wish i fill testimonied. >> what did you say to your wife. >> looks good. wow, glad you did it. glad did you it. not like oh, you're like a hollywood movie star. o. >> so i watched it in the shade room, then red the 1 million comme

>> no, are you. >> this guy appears carrying a plate full of pizza. >> who is this guy, is he with you> no. >> i just got this from upstairs, can you leave my house? >> sure. >> y'all are so funny. >> is he with you? >> no. >> he does make mention of the fact that he gave her a $5 tip. we know pranks, so you guys should be on the lookout for him. >> that's weird. it's like -- >> there's nothing in it? >> i literally saw it and it just disappeared. >> once again, it's time to say good bye, see you next time, everybody. ♪ hello, anna. so lovely to see you. ♪ drop your gun, or i'll blow the head off your lover here. he's not my lover. i don't give a damn what he is. i'll blow it off if you don't do exactly what i say. don't do it. be quiet, will you? i'll make her watch you bleed to death. ♪ faison. here. ♪ ava: knock, knock. come on in. so, does this mean your muse has returned? stop it. why don't you give it rest? every time i see you, you're like, "muse, muse, muse, muse this, muse that." well, i'm sorry. what's got you in such a snit? ♪ my wedding is weeks away...

guys. keith: what's up? lemonis: i think you guys would be great guys to be in business with. he's a facts and figures guy. you're a creative guy. it's a fantastic combination of people. i think the people that work here are committed. whether that's maria or your wife, tina, or people in the back or kevin or paul, i think there's a real commitment to working here. what do you think the business is worth? keith: you know, maybe, i don't know, $2.5 million. $2 million, $2.5 million. lemonis: basically, the tangible net worth, the enterprise value of the business is $270,000. keith: hm. lemonis: the formula that i've used is i've taken all of the assets of $650,000, all of the liabilities of $835,000, which includes the money that you and tina put in, and then i come up with the difference there, which is -$185,000. and then on the other side, i look at the earnings of $143,000, i put a three-time multiple on it. it's around $450,000, a little less, but we'll call it $450,000 for this discussion. and then i subtract the extra liabilities because there's not any assets to cover i

guy: if u.k.o spike higher from here, and it seemed weirdly low for a long change thehat would dynamic. at the moment, the market is pricing in one this year, one next year, two over the next three years, but if productivity picks up comedy u.k. economy can go from running 50 miles per hour without the car shaking to 70 miles per hour. the bank of england can really back off. the market is not priced for that. luke: no it is not, and i usually finding myself agreeing with the committee. policy should be rising from here. we see a big change in what is going on. certain things suppressed it before. immigration is reduced, leading a natural -- natural productivity gains come through. companies are looking forward to brexit here. if it is a hard brexit or close to hard brexit, productivity in this country will have to go up. luke: some of that we are seeing now. we are seeing companies prepare in the sense that they are asking their staff to work harder, to produce better, more, be more efficient on

just letting you guys know. in havertown big ups for that mike, they have something similar with you. they still have their christmas deck races up. however, their seasons greetings signs for some reason are in viking colors. >> oh! >> worked the superstition into that. now, even though everybody in there is watching us, not listening to us, because these people are driving up, and you can see there is person drove to work, they got good parking spot. they saved precious seconds. i love how people, they went the closest spot to the door at the gym then run 8 miles on a tread mile. i always love that. isn't that funny?urned around yet steve? >> what was that? >> has anyone turned around, starting to realize hey wait he's right behind me? >> no. no. i don't think they even know i'm here. they probably don't know i'm showing their car without the windows swiped. because look, at this it is sticky snow. look the vyed street. can you make out it says what's that gilmore avenue. on west chester pike. but look at the s

. >> so did the light-skinned guy hit the black guy first or the darker guy hit the light-skinned guy first? >> it come like a sucker punch but i couldn't tell who started what. >> the biggest woman in the jail works to shed the pounds. instead of eating like six sandwiches, i'll eat two. >> and her past. >> it's like every part of my body's been used sexually at least once. >> and -- >> they call me giraffe. call me pterodactyl. they call me all types of [ bleep ]. >> a bullied inmate is pushed to the breaking point. >> the way you acted, we're not going to have that here in our facility. >> why is all this stuff just coming at me? >> in recent years, the communities surrounding washington, d.c., like those in fairfax county, virginia, have become some of the wealthiest and fastest-growing in the nation. due in part to low crime rates. >> we do not have the same amount of serious crime as maybe the district of columbia. so we can concentrate more on all the little things. if you take care of the little things in fairfax county, you don't have the big things. >> and behind the walls o

this guy brought his kids along. they need to get the snowmobile across this tiny frozen body of water. how bad can it be? just hit it. he makes it all the way to the other side. >> he got it. >> kind of. >> no, no, no, no, no! >> oh no, dad. >> you're sinking now! >> they end up over the frozen ice. it's cool, no problem, just get back on it. he hits a really thin -- >> oh. >> -- sheet of ice. >> fun's over! [ bleep ]. >> into the icy water goes dad and of course the kids are cracking uhm. >> hey, dad, smile for the camera. i got the whole thing. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> it's not all just fail. for some people this snowfall is all fun and games. this was recorded in connecticut. instead of hitting the slopes, hit the streets. they're getting pulled behind a car. >> come on, this is awesome. >>> who better to design something for kids than another kid? like cameron hait right here. that is a 3-d printer and he's making his own hand. >> cool. >> he was born with amniotic band syndrome so he had webbing in his hands and fee

so these guys, whatever you think of them, it is undoubtedly true that these guys cannot catch a break. donald trump for president campaign chairman paul manafort and deputy campaign chairman rick gates. both are currently under federal indictment under multiple felony charges. lots of times they keep in jail. they are both essentially under house arrest. they've had to surrender their passports, some family members have had to surrender passport, they're wearing monitor device, they have to get permission from the court if they want to go anywhere. their trial is set for may. they both have to put up millions to secure their bond, 10 million for manafort, 5 million for gates. manafort tried to sue the government to get them to drop the charge against them but to disempanel the special counsel robert mueller. he wasn't appointed properly. now, nobody thinks that lawsuit from manafort is going anywhere, and that raised the question of why he did it. why did manafort and his lawyers go through the time and expense of filing that lawsuit when it was nothing anybody was going to take serio

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wonderful guy. and i was sitting in a dinner between him and ram dass, you know the guy.. >> and bernie leans over to me and he says, "you realize in many bhuddist circles, the dude is considered the zen master." [ light laughter ] i said, "what are you talking about? man, we never talked any spiritual thing." he says, "oh, yeah!" you know what a koan is? a zen koan, you've heard of that? >> jimmy: koan. >> you know, it's like, what is the south of one hand clapping? >> jimmy: yeah. koan. >> he says, "look who wrote 'the big lebowski.' the coen brothers." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: the coen -- close enough. >> he says, "lebowski's filled with koans. i'm going to bring these bhuddist ideas into modern times." i said, "well, give me an example." he says, "the dude abides." koan. come on. i said, "coen." [ light laughter ] or -- can you -- you can't swear here, the beep me or what, no? >> jimmy: yeah -- >> don't do it? >> jimmy: no bleep. you can do it. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> shut the [ bleep ] up, donny. [ light laughter ] that's a koan. >> jimmy: that's a koan

and, you know, our guys did that last night. you know, yes, you do feel i'm sure, you know, the vikings felt the same way in their plan, too. a lot of times just comes down to it always comes down to the players. i mean, that's just the end, you know, bottom women line, comes down to players making plays. >> (question from the press). >> is that coming from -- are you certain personalities -- >> you know, it is probably the -- probably one of the calm i've seen our guys, most relaxed i've seen our guys, all season. you know, dow want them to feel relaxed. you know, if i'm tight, uptight, then they'll feel it. they'll probably react the same way. and so i want them to, you know, let their personalities show. let them have fun, enjoy the moment, this is why we coach and play, as for these opportunities and these moments right here. and, yes, i felt like our guys were not only well prepared, but relaxed going into that game. >> he just keeps talking to him, mentoring him, teaching him, you know, how to be -- how to be a professiona

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guys?> oh, god the twists and turns, all right, steve, thank you for that. >> we will have someone in in about 20 minute or so. so we can breakdown charges and what went on. >> yes, rocco coming in. clock zero six. >> forty-two year old man in critical condition after being shot overnight. it happened on the corner of norris and fourth street around 1:00 this morning. that's where they found the victim with a gunshot wound in his back. they took him to hahnemann hospital. no arrests were made. >> and in west philly a 16 year old boy accidentally shoots himself in the leg. so police rush him to the hospital. the only thing is on the way to the hospital, they ran into another emergency. a 55 year old man was driving a silver mitsubishi, slammed into the police car, while they were crossing 57th and walnut streets. luckily, more officers came, they were able to take the boy to the hospital where he's now in stable condition. >> would that be the ultimate in a bad day? shoot yourself by acciden