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i lost 3 guys and they lost 318 guys. so i can assure you, professor faulk, that there are north vietnamese -- he said, see me in my office, which i did. and by the way, everybody said, who was that guy? you know? so i went to his office, and he said, i didn't appreciate you interrupting my lecture. i said, sir, i did not interrupt your lecture, i just stood up, and you recognized me and then you asked me what was my problem and i told you. and he said, i didn't appreciate you, you know, trying to invalidate the points that i was making and i said, professor faulk, if you missed the point, you were wrong. and i don't know why you felt like you had to be wrong, but you were wrong. and he said, well, don't do that again. so, i got an a plus in his course, by the way. but princeton was -- judith miller, who is currently on fox news, judith miller was one of the classmates i had at princeton, and she was a wild-eyed anti-war liberal. she used -- when she learned that i was an officer, and i put a little sign up on my carol in

this is for those guys, you know, wentz, hicks, sproles, peters, you know, all those guys, you know, be just because they're out, they've always been with us, jp, never forgotten, that tells you about the character of this team, guys go down and step up >> are you ready for the parade on broad? >> i can't wait. hopefully, philly is not on fire right now. hopefully they're still in one piece. >> we'll send it back to you guys to answer that question. >> absolutely. as everybody behaving just a lot of joy in the streets. joy in the streets what's going on right now. >> let's get you back out to minneapolis where jason kelce is talking >> we worked so hard your whole life to get here. everything culminates. i'm not going to say it because it's a little long and it will drag on, but he gave me that quote when i was 18 years old. not given a scholarship to play division one university. my father and mother told me to stay after my dream and now officially accomplished the best night in this sport with a group of guys who mean the world to me. because really persistent summed up my whole l

i am matt miller in berlin, alongside guy johnson. guy? guy: 30 minutes into the trading day.ut of the gate down 3%. we affirm the little bit. .&p futures now in the green the fair value is a little bit negative. market now here in europe, in aggregate, down around 2.2%. those ago sector in positive territory -- no single sector in positive territory. where do you go and hide out? these are bond properties. media trading down by 1.81%. when does the downside really get into gear? basic resources feeling the pressure. oil and gas, despite the fact we did see better than estimated bp numbers down by 2.51%. let's get an update with sebastian salek. doesn't believe a financial crisis is imminent despite the recent turmoil. he made the comment in an interview with bloomberg. >> in the bond market are pricing in lower long-term yields, that also could be leading to higher valuations. i don't see a financial crisis on the horizon. we are paying very close attention. sebastian: u.s. house committee has voted to release the democratic memo counting republican claims of misconduct of th

guy: welcome to the work markets. this is the european open. i am guy johnson. matt miller is off today. cash trade less than 30 minutes away now. ♪ guy: hsbc misses in q4. shares drop sharply in hong kong as they are heading to the worst performance since stuart gulliver's 10 year. he leaves today after 30 years of the bank. bhp's half-year profit jumped 25%. that is not the big number. it is boosting its dividend by a whopping 38%. the market wanted more. it is a big week for a bonds as treasuries reopen. will investors drive the 10 year through 3%? good morning. let's talk about these markets and get into the details of what you need to know. the fair value london fairly flat. interesting to see how hsbc opens. it will be interesting to see how bhp opens. bhp really flat. hsbc trading lower. that is the picture. that is the set up into europe. let's take a look that dmx talk about asian trade is going. hong kong dominated by what happened with hsbc. korea, indonesia trading softer. europe generally a little bit softer. the dollar is trading higher. that is so

to calm the other guy down. the other guy clearly doesn't want to engage. >> which is good, because you know how these things can escalate. >> well it escalated. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> whoa. he had had enough. >> the guy gets up and starts punching the other fella. >> whoa. >> this is a real brawl. >> which is why what happens next is just as bizarre. [ bleep ] >> the guy in the t-shirt raises his hand trying to protect himself and the other guy has a bloody face and just when you think this is about to continue, they just start talking, out of nowhere, the situation deescalates. >> it gets even more bizarre. because he lost his shoe and his mind. >> because the guy in the blue is trying to walk away, the other guy follows him and then does this. >> they hug it out. maybe they should have hugged it out first. >> how about conversation before all of this. >> the good thing is that things deescalated and now they're hugging. >> oh. [ howling ] >>> everybody is talking about the commercials from yesterday's game. y

it is a dream come true for a lot of guys. for myself. lot of guys. for myself. i won that player how he works and studies and prepares -- that player how he works and studies and prepares -- >> . >> sometimes you do that you know? but we put ourselves in a position at the end of the season to whip the nfc east obviously and get into the postseason and really that's what you want. you want to get your team into the tournament end of year and anything is possible. we found a way to win atlanta gang defense at the end checked it out and next week in minnesota and everybody to win this football. >> two minute left on the clock. >> too much time sfwlm too much time. you know. and then justler defense. whatever you got. everything it takes. they got the job done. >> everything you got. that's what the eagles gained tonight. doug pederson talking to pat galen as they look at the crowds there. a moment after the interview you saw the running coach give due sale lump a candidate in this league, very, very, film. he's me talented by command. he had a great job with the ki

guy? guy: manus: thanks very much. manus:-- guy: thanks very much.apanese stocks raising strongly today. the s&p 500 cap its best days since 2011. futures trading up across the board. oil trading a little bit higher, but with u.s. and chinese markets closed, european trading will take center stage today. studentmore is a former to who could be the vp over at the ecb. he joins us. let's talk about the yen. has that trade run out of steam? look like it has run out of steam. it was very stretched last week with the options market and there is a general feeling. the boj has made clear they are not happy with these moves. if it does go much further, a threat they may take action more than making statements. i am not sure we will see the yen weaken here. there is a lack of believe in that the boj can six -- significantly weaken the yen. faith that lost easing will do more even though kuroda has been reaffirmed as part of the boj and the fact they have recommitted themselves to be very aggressive to asian policy. no one cares in terms of wanting to sell the

he is rooting to the guys.has been as involved as all of the injured players have, jason peters, darren sproles, jordan hicks. >> he is not there. there is a different between being there and being able to get out there and play in the game. that is why you feel for year he had you feel bad for him. i think this team has proven they are pretty good despite not having him. >> maybe he should read his book. >> is it okay if we announce what fox got yesterday. >> sure, yes, the world knows, thursday night football is coming to fox starting this fall, and. >> party out there. >> and next five years. >> yes. >> we will be able to watch it it is weeks four through 15. >> so you have to work thursday. >> i don't know bosses haven't told me. whatever the bosses tell you, you do, so we will find out. >> eagles green. >> talk burr book, losing isn't everything it is coming out in paper back. >> the book came out last year , it is now out in paper back get it on line, amazon, number two book when it came out, and so it di

let's go, guys.like you meant it, though. >> to say that this is a transformation is an understatement. >> today, car cash is making over $10,000 a month. and the brothers are making money for the first time in years. and andrew and jon just opened a second car cash location in new jersey. hey, guys. >> hey, marcus. >> how are you? >> good to see you. >> place looks busy. >> yeah, it's very busy. >> and the brothers are now working as a team. and how about--is jon-- is he still beating on you? >> a little bit here and there. >> yeah, right? >> he's still my little brother. i'm actually in the process of opening three other locations. >> he's definitely embraced the process, and we're better for it. >> the business was actually in dire straits before marcus came. after marcus came, business increased substantially, and the profits margins increased as well. >> well, you were making about $1,000 a car before. how much are you making now per car? >> 2,000 now. >> wow. to date, i've invested over a milli

guy? guy: thanks, juliette.reasury yields have retreated wem last year's highs as await the first remarks from the new fed governor, jerome powell. and now weworn in, understand what he will be saying. he is the fed chair, not just the governor. goldman sachs stocks plunged around 25% as the treasury yields hit 4.5%. joining us from singapore is mark cranfield, our mliv strategist. morning. 4.5%, that is a big move up from where we are now. so maybe we will get a big market reaction. this feels like a big tail risk to me but maybe it should be a small tail risk. >> good morning. 4.5% from where we are today in the 10 year -- they are talking about by the end of the year. that would be extraordinary. if you think of the move in the last six months or so, the 10 year yield has gone up less than 1% which already caused quite a big disruption to equity market. sosaw about a 10% reversal you can imagine we got more than 150 basis points and i'm sure the chances of equities in america having a pretty hard landing woul

already some guy is trying to steal your truck and now the police to get the guy has to trash the thing. >> you don't know what the guy is going to do. anyone who is going to try to steal the truck with everyone there obviously is not there. >> they pull the suspect out. keep your eyes on this woman walking down the sidewalk to the left. >> put your hands down. >> if you didn't hear her, she said that's my little brother. she's pleading with the guy on the ground to stop resisting. officers have already found at least one knife. police find a second knife. they are able to get him under control and police believe this man was under the influence of drugs. they did call an ambulance, sent him to the hospital for a check up, but then he was released back into police custody. he faces multiple charges. police say they found three edged weapons on him as well as some ammunition. >> i mean, you watch them take him down and see all those knives come off of him, you feel glad you didn't open the door and try to get involved. >> sounds like a really good workout, but you guys, this is a rescue

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guy? guy: thank you. comcast has made an offer of $12.50 per share of sky tv.o comcast, and represents a premium of 16%, beating the 21st century fox offer. sky shares are trading north of 13 pounds, above the current offer price. are we into a bidding war? joining us, jesse simmons. good morning. call, they said they only phoned them up this morning to make the offer. that is weird. what's going on? what is the game theory? >> right. was thatlation comcast would come back in with a bid for a big chunk of 21st century fox, but we knew the real crown jewel for them was sky. that is what people were fighting for. now they have opened up the game, let the games begin, and we will see what and how disney and fox respond in a true bidding war.. guy: do you think that is where we end up? the market is implying that. >> the market is very much implying it. it is not clear. we reported a couple months ago that we could not necessarily rely on disney to come back if, for example, regulators panned the deal. then they said what if another bidder comes in? guy: what comca

i am guy johnson. cash trading is less than 30 minutes away. ♪ guy: fed minutes or out at 7 p.m.don time. will they reveal if they plan to go beyond the three hikes? it's a huge week for the bond market. electric dreams. the 2017 performance was the strongest on record. switch toy says the electric vehicles will drive its future performance. bloomberg learns that apple is in talks to buy long-term supplies of cobalt directly from the mining industry. watch the european carmakers on the open at this story. next turn our attention to what is happening. let's show you what is gone with the wei. the futures and fair value calculations. lloyd's is fascinating. attorney money to shareholders. let's take a look at what is happening with car stocks. but going to talk about all of those stories. at the moment, u.s. futures are positive. let's get a sense of what is happening all around the world. yesterday, european stocks did well. let's look at what is happening with the yen. dollar on the front foot. in this big week for the bond market. the walmart's margin store yesterday? that is fa

thanks, guys.how line, and the product is now in production. soon, we're going to have another high-margin item that will help us get our overall margins up. ♪ -team's on board. -giovanni: all right. we'll go in the back with tracy. lemonis: now that gio has met with the staff and he's gotten lisa on board, i want to head back to natural pet market and see the negotiation with tracy. but i want to see how they do. giovanni: so, for bentley's, the acquisition is more than a store. it's you and the future that we hope you have with our company. for me, i think, the way the deal stands, the $285,000 number is fair for both of us because i think there's upside for you. and there's upside, but there's also a lot of risk, for us. i mean, what are your thoughts? lisa: after looking at the numbers, i think it's a great deal with you involved with training, doing some videos, and working with us -to help educate our staff. -tracy: yeah. giovanni: but we have the expectation of the name natural pet market. a

>> bye. >> bye. >> bye, you guys. >> bye, guys. bye. >> bye. >> bye. >> jimmy: and off you go. [ applause ] hey, friday -- as you probably know, friday was groundhog day. and this year there was a bit of controversy. punxsutawney phil saw his shadow, which means six more weeks of winter, but staten island chuck, the other weather-predicting rodent, didn't see his. which means one of these groundhogs is spreading fake news. so to get to the bottom of this we reached out to punxsutawney phil, who now joins us live from gobbler's knob, pennsylvania. and hello punxsutawney phil. phil? oh. >> sorry, jimmy, i didn't hear you. >> jimmy: oh. hey, where's punxsutawney phil? >> he's not phil. but i'm trumpsatayney kellyanne, and i just saw my shadow. do you know what that means? >> no. what does that mean? >> six more years of president donald trump. whoo! >> jimmy: if donald trump gets a second term that means he'd be in office for seven years, not six. >> the world ends in six. we've got six years left. woot woot! >> jimmy: that's disturbi

. >> it sounds like a gun fight to you guys and also to these guy. >> don't question me and say that you didn't hear anything when we were sitting right there and heard cannons going off. >> this guy's parking lot is full of cops, several of them w their guns drawn, asking this guy who's got the gun. >> take your hand out of your pockets. >> nobody got a gun. >> you see these officers with long guns walking around searching the property very concerned about what two of their officers nearby had heard. >> you didn't hear the gunfire? >> no. probably you know what happened? >> yes. i had an officer sitting right there that heard a gunfire. two of them. >> listen, this car i test it because i'm going to bring to commerce. >> did it go 30 times. bang, bang, bang, 30 times. >> opportunity to hear? >> i do. >> this is mistake. >> crank it up. >> i will -- >> stop talk. crank it up. show me. >> the officers do not believe this guy. now this guy goes back into the same red car that he had doing burnouts just a moment earlier. same sound that the officers heard just a minute ago from down the

and that was the message to the guys. i told them if you want, get usioned to this, this is the new norm in philadelphia. hopefully playing into february every year. it's the new norm. so get used to it short offseasons and lets do that. and the guys that want to be a part of that, you know, we'll do that. they'll want to be here. and i think everybody does want to be here. but as you know the nature of the business you can't keep everybody. that is just the way it goes. but the ones that are here you know, my mind set is to be back and do it again, and keep doing it and keep doing it. and i hold myself accountable. i'm just like the flair players, i can't accept every deal out there. i can't agree to every speaking engagement out there. because my goal is to win another one. and if my time is spent doing other things that is not the focus, and that is where we are at right now as a team. >> [ inaudible ] >> yes, it did. because he now became the starter obviously. you know having that familiarity with him helps. understa

you guys. fitzgeralds you come home tomorrow?e may have lost them on the phone. >> that was them on the flight here and again just to recap, you saw cole here. he was the equipment manager for one of the games. he really has such a heart for football. >> no question. >> really his passion. and so it was great to see him get to see that come to fruiti fruition. >> we watched him grow up and we're watching these guys go down the pole. they're in mayfair. >> yeah. >> that's -- they put motor oil on the poles this year. >> didn't work. >> didn't look like it worked too well. there's joe. hey, joe? i see crowds are -- >> reporter: hey guys. >> little light now. >> reporter: i can hear you. so we just saw our first pair of pole climbers over on a cross walk sign in fact, they made it practically to the top and came down on their own. that's the first that's happened here. now when we saw you last, police said they were going to be giving the signal to go ahead and move this crowd out of here. they've been going strong since the clock w

these guys are rehabbing right now.t's still a long way off.gh, u know, a lot of things this spring, but, um, you know, th, and we'll continue to just monitor their progres. >> question from reporter.bvusl, um, probably little more special for me now. i just think because you're responsible for a lot ot, um, tu know, the players, the coaches, um, a lot of responsibility there, and just honored, you know, to philadelphia eagles, the organization, mr. lurie, but th. it's pretty special to do it as coach. ut>> that play before nick came over.d i >> that was a play that was in our plus five read zone. and it was a play that, upping, we had discussed even the nightt never know when that play is going to be cle there was a lot of conversation. i just called the time out, you kn so we had some time to think about it and talk about it, and suggest different thing. there nick had some suggestions as well when he came over to the side line. and then he and i ultimately agreed on philly special >> doug, for a team... question from

you guys remember that flying drone tub thing, the real life guys made? they're working with the same materials and concept and idea, except this time they're going to stay terrestrial. they've repurposed their tub to make this. snowmobile of sorts. they've taken that same old bathtub, they've attached the front end of a mountain bike, some skis on the front, skis at the back, and taken their electric motor and just strapped it to the back of the pub there, and yeah, it works. so the first test run. it works well, so let's get two guys in there and the one guy with the remote control is controlling the thrust, the throttle of the motor and why not add a little flourish. again, it works really well and the red smoke adds some sweetness to it. >> i often wonder how these ideas come to pass, but we experience it every day, just a couple of dudes sitting around coming up with bad ideas. >> genius ideas. >> okay, we have success all around so far. the third guy jump in, somebody else now is running the throttle on the outside, so he has no control over the spe

each guy has their own spic way.aham usually over at the sauna he found out there's a sauna at the team hotel so he's able to hang out there. zach ertz runs lapse in the pool. they all have their own way. because at the end of the day, this is a moment that people have been dreaming about their entire lives. and everyone has a different story to get here and everyone can appreciate it differently including big v. he stepped up when just one of the many eagles went down and he can truly appreciate what this moment means. >> it's a crazy feeling. you know we're all excited for this game. yeah, i mean, there's no words. i mean we're here, you know, we're here at the super bowl much it's a big game. i can't wait to play on sunday. >> of course, the original team, the family, they're the ones that have been pushing big v his entire life. our mike doocy out of the fox station in dallas had chance to catch up with big v's family to is he what this moment means for them. >> that's football from the team the eagles team i'll

lemonis: you're my guy. travis: ...by the staff... lemonis: you're my guy. trust, but you have earned my respect. and you don't work for farrell's, you're my partner at farrell's. you are not an employee. this is your business, your family's business with me, and don't you ever forget that this is your business. travis: thank you. ♪ lemonis: now, didn't the stadium used to be on the other side of town? allison: yes. lemonis: now that our concept in california is done and running really well, i want to expand into the southeast. gary: gary lewis. nice to meet you. lemonis: what would this place look like on a friday night? gary: game day it's mobbed. there's people coming in really from all directions. lemonis: today i brought the team to the atlanta braves stadium where we're opening up a new sweet pete's and farrell's concept. ball games, concerts, public events, friday nights, saturday nights, bars, restaurants, the expectations i have on this location are $8 million to $10 million a year. allison: that's going to be the stairwell. it's a grand staircase.

hey, gang. >> hi, guys.dy gets more excited than our youngest eagles fans. arly.really have the passion. it start young. our lesley van arsdall takes us out to montgomery county where some students are showing their eagles pride. >> as schools across the area embrace the eagles super bowl appearance, not to be out done belmont hills elementary in bala cynwyd. capping off week's worth of excitement with a huge pep rally. and they may be young, but let me tell you, they know their football. >> they can't let get up early , i mean, have really good offense, defense, both really good defensive teams. so i think eagles have to have good momentum the whole game, play good defense on tom brady and the can't is let the patriots have a lead. >> who is going to win. >> eagles. >> i forgot what it was called >> i like that, very good, that will win the game? >> ya. >> the special move. >> ya. >> i know for a fact that the eagles are going to win. >> how? >> they've been practicing, they're very loose, they're ready to

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

of the guys who have been here before. the veterans take the lead on what type of, you know, the competition going to be like. relaxed or going to be intense. the young guys are just trying to find out what it is all about. >> and so, basically it is playground style draft. we had lebron james and steph curry to pick their teammates for the all-star game and do you like the new format and amongst the players what is the reaction to it? >> well, it is a little bit of the sandlot game, and you want to let the captains make the picks, and so we have to win this. a lot of the guys like it with the east and the west being mixed. i am sure that there is pride with lebron and steph on which team win >> a and, we have talked about lebron on the all-star weekend and not talked about lebron and the new-look cavalier s. they shook up the nba at the trade deadline and won four straight going into the all-star weekend, and this is what lebron had to say about the new-look team. >> we became a younger team and more athletic. we have add

that guy? that guy?eally, trump cares so much about helping people that he'd jump into the middle of a school shooting with nothing but his fun-sized fists? really? that guy? ( applause ) but he's also the same guy who proudly tells this story -- >> i tell you what happened, i was at mar-a-lago and we had this incredible ball. a man about 80 years old, very wealthy, a lot of people didn't like him, he falls off the sage. so this guy falls off the stage, hits his head, and i thought he died. you know what i did? i said, oh, my god, that's disgusting, and i turned away. he's bleeding all over. it's terrible. beautiful marble floor, it turned red. >> trevor: that guy is going to run in and stop a school shooting? get the (bleep) out of here, man! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) i was just... ...looking at getting an amazing iphone 8? they have an all glass design, advanced cameras, a11 bionic chip. uh.. i'm going to... yeah, now you're going to give your second phone to your new friend. wow, pa

guy?strategists are dealing with in this process -- i think we are shifting from one year to another. as a stronger inflation picture emerges and the u.s. 10 year goes higher, a blemish has appeared on one of the largest quant trades out there. it bets on the least volatile stocks. there are a bunch of etf's you can look at. signs investors may head for the exit. quant reporter dani burger is with us. .imon derrick, bny mellon talk about the shift we are seeing. is it over? dani: the trade on the least volatile stocks got very popular the last few years. the idea is it is risk mitigating. not much of a downside and you capture most of the upside. this is used in a lot of folios that are pure quant, mutual funds, this is throughout the market now. but this strange thing has occurred when you look about what is not very volatile, it is companies that are big dividend payers. it is companies that are bond proxies, essentially. popular,trade has been it has been supported by bond proxies lifti

. >> you guys, my guys, okay. so, the whole, hi, guys, by the way, jacket are matching. of the roots coming? >> , no unfortunately i think i'm the only one that braved this this time. but we have to tape a show today in new york so everybody little bit worried how they would be able to get out of here. i had enough connections to get me in a good parking space to get me right out of here as soon as this is done. >> that's a lot of reason people are here. hello to you as well. and real quick, when your eagles came on the show, the jimmy fallon show, could you see on all of your faces. >> oh, the best feeling in the world, i feel like i was playing in the game. >> yes. awesome. >> amazing. >> you guys love daddy? >> yeah. >> go dade i, go roots! good to see you, budd. >> i good to see you. nice to meet you. back to you guys. >> that's what's so special about this moment, it is catching everybody, no mat who err you are or who you could see walking along the parade route. >> taking the time to do all that hop in a car, probably car service get back out to tape the show what

-- you're both new york city guys. york city. >> very, very. [ cheers and applause ] >> colin is from staten island, and i'm from the projects. [ laughter ] so it's two different corners of the world. >> there were more woos for the projects than for staten island i just want to point out. [ light laughter ] >> seth: we, obviously, we share a history snl now of being "weekend update" anchors, you guys -- now we share something else. you guys were promoted to co-head writers earlier this year, congratulations. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how -- how have you found it so far? >> i mean, as you know, you're basically doing the job already before you get the job. >> seth: right. they don't give it to you unless you can do it. >> right, yeah. >> they're not like, here's some scripts just see what happens. it's basically the same job you were already doing but you have maybe like ten times the stress. like way more anxiety, but you can't do any more work than you're already doing. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. it's li

best week of work ever. >> all right, guys. now this little guy, we said we would put you on tv. got the real hat going. where did you get the hat? >> are you ready to go to the parade? >> ya. >> and stay warm? >> yes. >> here, focused and everything flowing smoothly. you can see, going on down. >> it is amazing out here,. >> bill doesn't get overly excited. but he's pumped. bill anderson. >> been pumped all morning, watching him since 4:00 he's had some of the best live shots. >> it will get even prettier as the morning comes. >> can i do some math with you here? >> sure. >> apparently there will be 27,000 free cans of beer distributed. right? by budweiser? >> right. >> then you got two, 3 million people. >> and they're probably bringing their own beverages. i'm sure it is water. >> sometimes. you got to go. >> break the seal. >> 850 portapotties. now, i know that bruce gordon did some math last night using 2 million? this is his equation. >> i feel bad for the ladies, but as guys we're lucky as long as you don't try to tip them. >> we will make do and do what we need to do. and

this guy right here is a titan. did you see this guy?am. it really was. i played at the university of miami. and then through injury and just, the u, it never worked out for me. that was a tough time. i got cut two or three dats after this picture was taken and i got sent home. then i felt like for a long time, if only i had made it to the nfl. like i'm a failed football player. sitting here wurgs sitting here with you, that make it to the nfl was the best thing never happened for me. >> jimmy: that's why you're here and that's why we love you. we got to have more of you. i'm so happy. let's talk about "skyscraper." i'm in already. i'm about to debut it. >> we'll premier it here. we had a teaser trailer on the super bowl. >> jimmy: so talk me through this. this is the biggest skyscraper in the world and the man who created the biggest skyscraper in the world in dubai, he was our consultant. he built that. so we needed his mind, his engineering mind on how a

the guy popped into the shot in the bottom corner.he trick unfortunately when you're on your back is you can't see below or where you were going. you can't see the direction. that's why you kind of have to trust other people to stay out of your way. >> oh, no. >> you can understand what i'm talking about, any second now. suddenly this guy just drifts in, boink! making contact. you want him to go spinning off towards the bottom, backing up to that point, remember i said there was a guy in the bottom corner, that's the same guy. >> what was he doing? >> he's on his back, too, it looked like. >> that's the thing, they're saying with this video don't try pulling off moves or moves you're not certain of when you're above other people, because once he was on his back, he kind of drifted accidentally and came straight through the middle. >> oh, no, you can imagine how scary it must have been for all the other buddies to see their guy get hit and go down, because you can see his body just fell. >> seems to be happening so slowly but we know h

♪ guy: good morning.elcome to "bloomberg markets: european open." -- castraterade yet less than 30 minutes away. ♪ trade less than 30 minutes away. ♪ nowhere to hide. the global equities selloff spreads to asia. how hard will europe be hit at the open? futures pointing sharply lower. jerome powell will be sworn in at -- sworn in as the 16th fed chair. the german angela merkel allowing extra time for talks with the spd to form a new grand coalition. as you point out, less than a half hour away from the start of cash trading. futures are getting crushed. take a look at the percent missed price that we see, according to the bloomberg. we are looking at euro stoxx 50 futures opened down. the castrate open down .7%. ftse cash trade open down .7%. s&p futures are included here. s&pers are watching whether futures will get a bounce back. so far, they haven't. still in the red by 1/10 of 1%. take a look at 10-year yields. i have treasuries in my terminal. this is three days of the 10 year yield them and you can s

these guys are the cheerleaders.ah, it's a big honor. >> jimmy: eating my shoe. >> pigs are omnivorous. they'll eat almost anything. >> jimmy: don't eat my shoe, guys. how big will these pigs get? >> these ones are potbellied. maximum 20 pounds. but some pigs, they can grow over 500, 600 pounds. >> jimmy: why are they potbellied? do they drink? >> when they get old they actually do get a pot belly. >> jimmy: you guys are going to be the cheerleaders, huh? can you do a pyramid? whoa. he answered me. they are smart, right, pigs? >> pigs are really smart. they're even smarter than dogs. people say they're easily trained. people often even have them in their house. you see this guy's talking. >> jimmy: could you take this on an airplane as a comfort animal? >> i think you probably could. oh, i know. >> jimmy: you don't want to go on an airplane? what are you saying? is dave squeezing you too hard? [ laughter ] yes, you don't want to be on the puppy bowl? you want to be on the -- well, they hear the word pigskin and i'm s

we can't wait to see you guy. >> including one guy whose a volunteer who for this is the weekend of hisife. >> hopefully i'll see you again. >> greeting fans three the streets of downtown minneapolis one super bowl volunteer has a little more pep in his step. any guesses why. >> committee gives us this nice jacket but i'll tell you i'm still going to wear my gear no matter what i have on underneath it. >> reporter: it was months ago tacony native james petrivis signed up to be one of the thousands crew 52 blue coat volunteers work the super bowl. he lives here now but little did this diehard eagles fan know his team would be here. >> what's this like, man? >> it's amazing to be a part of the super bowl and have my hometown team that i grew uprooting for right here in my backyard now. >> reporter: his volunteer duties include being a city ambassador and working the bold north zipline across the mississippi river. but it's always allowed him to meet gm howie roseman even got into opening night. >> i had to talk a little bit with brian dawkins, weapon x, ran into meryl reece, howard eskin.

and so i got all my guys together but we had vehicles that were -- the major was the guy in charge, the operations officer. the carpenter from west point was the commander of the cavalry at that time. i don't remember his first name. carpenter, he was the lonesome ant. two guys that really know what they're doing. on the way out of our battle position, i did not leave with my track because although i believe the commander should lead from the front they should not be the very first vehicle. the target is too -- so i rode on the back of a tank. i had an extra radio with me so i could communicate with the 3-5 battalion headquarters. i was the one, two, three -- i was the third vehicle in line. we had three tanks. was on the third vehicle. the north vietnamese detonated a mine under my tank. they saw there was an extra guy riding on the top. and so all i remember -- the bomb i was told later was a 250 pound air force bomb that had not exploded. they turned it into an i.e.d. and command detonated it. they blew my tank to shreds. here is what i was told afterwards. i flew up in the air about

he is just a guy, a guy's guy. >> um-hmm, you know, now he is a super bowl championy keep thinking aboutsee firsthand how eagles were being treated when it came to media night they gave no questions, no big deal. when it came to the half time show they only talk about patriots and tom brady. the whole time it was all about the patriots. nobody cared or brought up eagles or talk about them. that is why i love that this happened. they were under dog in every way. fact that people really wrote us off, did you get that feeling in minnesota. >> i know you are here. >> we went to the press conference like she said nick foles name was never mentioned , doug pederson's name was never mentioned. not within question for them, about them, nothing. >> you know what i'm saying. >> it was patriots and super bowl. who are they playing. i don't know. do you remember how they hired doug pederson many people said , really. doug pederson. really it is like kissing your sister. then they were trying to get these other big name coaches. he has a super bowl. >> he has a super bowl. >> i just love that now all