lawrence cooks on for hampton. derek willis on for kentucky. aaron harrison will take his spot on the bench. here's hook for hamptop. -- hampton. tipped out. andrew harrison number five. willis they want him to shoot. he looks to pass. looks in. loses control. offensive foul. jim: fans trying to get him wound up. he was looking to get on the scoreboard. verne: there are five more guys on this kentucky bench. what do you take to get them in the game? jim: that's a good question. verne: key. breon key a junior out of hampton. jim: play as little football also. like to see him in action with that score too. he missed twice. nice defensive job. wilson-fisher, number 31. jim: here's quee a nice pull-up jumper over johnson. -- here's key with a nice pull-up jumper over johnson. they've hung together. give them credit. look at their bench and guys on the floor -- verne: sure have. here's another kentucky basket. jim: touched on by coach joyner and that piece we did. the mountain was pretty big. they tried to go over it. verne: lawrence cooks draw as f

lawrence cooks on for hampton. derek willis on for kentucky. aaron harrison will take his spot on the bench. here's hook for hamptop. -- hampton. tipped out. andrew harrison number five. willis they want him to shoot. he looks to pass. looks in. loses control. offensive foul. jim: fans trying to get him wound up. he was looking to get on the scoreboard. verne: there are five more guys on this kentucky bench. what do you take to get them in the game? jim: that's a good question. verne: key. breon key a junior out of hampton. jim: play as little football also. like to see him in action with that score too. he missed twice. nice defensive job. wilson-fisher, number 31. jim: here's quee a nice pull-up jumper over johnson. -- here's key with a nice pull-up jumper over johnson. they've hung together. give them credit. look at their bench and guys on the floor -- verne: sure have. here's another kentucky basket. jim: touched on by coach joyner and that piece we did. the mountain was pretty big. they tried to go over it. verne: lawrence cooks draw as f

hampton -- johnson asks hampton for his assessment. hampton says i found a perfect place to launch a surprise attack on the union left wing. and he recommends that johnson sent his army marching for bentonville. at dawn on march 18, johnston does just that. up to this time, general sherman has expected johnston to try to oppose his entry into goldsboro. but faulty intelligence and poor maps lead him to believe that johnston is falling back towards raleigh, confederates are burning all the bridges that will separate them from the union army, and that the road to goldsboro is open. if there's anything in the union army that is dangerous right now, it's overconfidence. in the words of lieutenant john marshall brain them, one of the soldiers in the left-wing. he said, on the morning of march 19 he writes in his diary, we feel in excellent spirits. everything promises for a smooth entry into goldsboro. that will prove to be his last entry. he will be lying dead on the field of battle in just a few hours. sherman prepares to join the right w

but hampton -- there is a utility in that. person in charge of this thing, they would have gone after beauregard. it is hampton who writes a letter to sherman, right? so when anne is talking about this exchange of blame as a mutual -- almost like a literary dual, like an epistolary duel, where they are sending these letters back-and-forth, blaming each other, and it that's escalated because hampton is a politician, and everyone keeps bringing it up again and again because these guys are pretty high profile. there is a first exchange of accusations in the letters. i do not think beauregard ever sends a letter to sherman about this particular event. that is the piece that sort of gets all of the play. don: good. we have some other questions. let's take one from the gentleman standing here. we will take all the others in due time. >> this is more or less a follow-up on your quotes. i encourage folks that want to read further -- if the question is the burning of columbia, who and why, captain george packer and ohio soldiers -- i w

why hampton? it's my understanding from reading tom's book and other books that a guy named beauregard was in command of the district of south carolina and other states and was in command here in columbia until the morning of the fire. hampton became a lieutenant general that morning and he was given command of the city by beauregard because beauregard was leaving. his first order was don't set the cotton on fire, which was spread among his men and his reason was it would make the city burn. then he left. he was gone by 8:30. why hampton? >> i am as flummoxed. >> i think sherman is and what he was trying to do. he was later involved in politics. >> i think that's right. i think part of the reason that hampton gets blamed is that it becomes this sherman versus hampton feud and that sherman says in 1875 i blamed hampton because i knew it would make people more upset. honestly, i do think that if it had made more sense to blame beauregard, sherman would have blamed beauregard. but there is a utility

no pun intended, hampton is burning for revenge. the opportunity is presented to him a few days after the two armies cross into north carolina. hampton and kilpatrick have been skirmishing almost constantly during their progress. kilpatrick managed to steal a march around hampton's force, and he's gotten between the confederate cavalry and infantry under hardy. kilpatrick sets up a series of roadblocks to prevent hampton from reaching the town of fayetteville and joining forces with party. -- hardy. he presents hampton with an ideal opportunity to concentrate on an isolated part of the cavalry at munro's crossroads. it just so happens that kilpatrick's headquarters are located there. it is at dawn on march 10 1865 that hampton launches a surprise attack on kilpatrick's camp, succeeds in sweeping everything before him, writhing the federal's into a swamp. that attack is so successful that the confederates are disorganized, giving the federal's an opportunity to counterattack and drive the confederates out of their camp. kilpatrick ma

again, house fire there south hampton closed. old colchester at northbound route 1, two lanes blocked. and blue line delays to franconia. con it i company to thet i quantico to the beltway, 32 minutes. outer loop 95 to 270 21 minutes slow. >>> starting monday, you mitsuyou might notice and odd smell or taste in the tap water. parts of the area's water supply will be temporarily treated with chlorine. the chlorine is used once a year. local water utilities say there no danger to drinking the water, but you can use tap if you want to get rid of any chlorine taste. >> thrush out the water. >> yes. >>> chuck bell telling us about the winter weather that will not go away. chuck bell what is going on? >> well, another chilly start outside first thing this morning. what to wear on your way out the door, have your warm coat ready to go once again and maybe some sunglasses for the ride into work and school this morning. temperatures are near the freezing mark in most of the suburbs right now. so your bus stops will be chilly. low to mid-3

that is daniel james brown and hampton 5 in the kingdom of ice. those three historians will be on the panel together and afterwards f c gwynn who has written a book about stonewall jackson will join us for a call in to talk about the civil war. that is coming up. if you want to get updates for what they follow us on twitter at booktv is our twitter handle and you can go to our web site booktv.org to see the full schedule of 5 events. everything you are seeing today will air this evening at midnight eastern time which will be 9:00 p.m. eastern time out here in the west. now joining us is alan lightman. i want to ask, in "the accidental universe: the world you thought you knew" you have a chapter called the spiritual universe. my question is rather inarticulate but is religion real? >> it certainly is a real. there are a few thousand years of human history that a test to quince reality. >> how does it tie in with what you do as a physical theorists, fit theoretical physicist? >> it doesn't tie-in at all to what i do as the theoretical physicists. as

hampton versus manhattan. close game. until the final couple of minutes.ampton with the steal outlet pass. they get through. they won the game 74-64. they are rewarded with a second round matchup against the undefeated kentucky wildcats. our while cats hit the road this morning. number one seed villanova is in pittsburgh. ahead of thursday's matchup with lafayette. nova is playing great basketball. but they won't take the leopards lightly. >> definitely well coached in that whole league is very good. so we know they're coming into it. we struggle withed with bucknell. that was in the beginning of the year. we'll find our way. i think we're hitting a stride on the defensive end which is most important. >> today pennsylvania introduced a new basketball coach steve donahue local guy delaware county native. donna had you was an sift tan at penn from 1990 to 2000. he spent the next decade at cornell h4 year run at boston college but he says this job is different. >> actually i've been very fortunate in my career to be to be in a lot of different situations. i'v

that's all we know is hampton. >> hampton is the only team in the field with a record below .500 so theirch has a different attitude about the possibility of playing kentucky. >> the truth as is, yeah, i believe everybody has thought about that. it's 1% of me that has thought about it a little bit and i just say i'm proud to have jesus or somebody on speed dial that night if we play. >> and kpix is your home for the tournament beginning thursday. of course we'll cap it off each night on the march madness postgame show with dennis o'donnell and head coach danny b. >>> even colin kaepernick knows march is all about basketball. he posted this video of himself throwing down a huge dunk during the break in one of his workouts in arizona. >>> now to some football news. the matt schaub era is over in oakland. the raiders will release the veteran quarterback to free up an extra $5 million in cap space. schaub was brought in last offseason to be the starter but lost a job in training camp to derek carr. >>> if you're busy trying to predict all 68 tournament teams this weekend here's what's you mis

as hampton peerson reports, the federal reserve will pay close >> this week policymakers will get the latest economic snapshot on thousing, inflation, the strength of manufacturing and business investment and another round of revisions in overall economic growth. today the national association of realtors said existing home sales rose just over 1% in february. the forecast for new home sales out tomorrow predicts a 4% decline. and the purchase of durable goods, big ticket items including aircraft orders and new cars is a key barometer on business inv but leading economists say it is the inflation data and the consumer price index that will be most closely watched by the fed. >> everything from falling prices at the grocery store now are offsetting a slight uptick in prices at the pump. although they've since come down. we get out of our groceries and what we spend at the pump. >> reporter: continuing volatility in the currency market. another headache for policy makers when looking at economic growth and inflation. >> we've had a major move up in the dollar. the dollar is a very stron

hampton university had a nice run going.ave won five straight leading wire-to-wire last night hampton ends up taking this game 74-64. next up they'll take on number one ranked kentucky. now, in the second game this is actually while i was late to work last night, a tale of two halves between byu and ole miss. byu was up by 17 at halftime. i was going to come on into work thought everything was fine then the rebels turned things around and had a 15-2 run and had to stay at home. was late to the meeting. ole miss puts some of the early madness into the march madness. 94-90 the final score. next up they'll take on xavier tomorrow afternoon. i'm sure you'll be watching won't you, reena? >> i told you could have tivoed it. >> dvr. tonight in the first four another game north florida against robert morris and boise state against dayton. >> after all that a follow-up to a story we mentioned before. you might recall devon still of the cincinnati bengals and his daughter leah. >> he posted this photo yesterday saying when you receive

hampton takes on byu. hampton will face top-ranked kentucky on tuesday. the head coach asked for some heavenly guidance over the phone. >> jesus, they want to know how much of a mountain and what our odds are? hello, hello? >> all right, mississippi pulled off a 17-point halftime comeback against byu. he knocked down a late three-pointer to seal the win. >>> there are two games tonight and then the 64 will be set. three for football players from morgan state university from baltimore were stabbed on tuesday afternoon. it occurred outside a campus dining room. >>> devon still's daughter leah may be cancer-free. the bengals player posted this beautiful picture to insta gram. he said the doctors didn't see any active disease in her body. >>> the spinning dunk posted to instagram. packers wide receiver adams, did you see it he raised the bar with this one. someone get that man in a dunk contest. one more time boom it goes. there this is. v stifian owe posted this. she said in part i will forever be your angel, don't let the evil witch of the west rochelle ste

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >> chief economist with wells fargo securities. john good to see you again. welcome. >> thank you. >> let's start with if you think the timetable is up for the fed. >> there's two for this. the job number was very good. it was broad based except for mining which incorporates the oil drilling the number was very strong. the unemployment rate did decline. from the real size of the u.s. economy, it's a good story. but i think early, you mentioned a change in timing and that's why i think caught the markets off guard. it brings forward a lot of market expectations that the fed could easily signal in june and increase in the federal funds rate. that would change as timing i think, really impacted the equity market as well as long-term interest rates. that's the second part of that interesting story. >> the stock market react as if can't go up if interest rates do. what is the stock market performance rise? >> that's an interesting line tyler. in fact historically the stock market has improved as interest rates have risen as

he throws down the big dunk to put hampton up by six. two minutes left. jasper turns it over and johnson throws it up to emanuel for the lay up and the foul. hampton wins 74-64. and they get to face unbeaten kentucky on thursday . and starting thursday, kpix will be your home for the ncaa tournament and each night after the game, join dennis o' donald and coach danny on the march madness post game show. should be fun on thursday. >> that's awesome. >> it's tough to beat kentucky. >> have you worked on your brackets yet? >> i haven't. it's one of those blindfold deals where i put down a few teams. >> don't look at me. i'm always ready. >> how could anybody in their right behind go against kentucky. >> for fun pick somebody else. >> really. >> for fun you can play against us kpix.com. we'll go against you. latest always on kpix.com. >> w you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! announcer: it's time to play "family feu

bump up 0.2% and there are a few things both wall street and main street will be watching for and hampton pearson knows what they are. >> reporter: bitter wint weathe in much of the country and job losses in the energy sector due to declining oil prices are key reasons why leading economists expect a job growth slowdown in february. nearly 40,000 jobs have been lost in the energy sector in the first two months of 2015. according to a leading job placement firm. >> right now we're seeing in the midst of this expansion one sector going through the change. that's energy. 38% of all cuts right now for the firts two months of the year have come from that sector. >> reporter: today, the labor department tells us first time unemployment claims topped 320,000 last week pushing the moving average back above 300,000. the highest since mid january. earlier in the week a closely watched forecast for private sector job growth showed a gain of 2012,000 jobs down from 250,000 last month. >> we have to see the promise land which is spring i think before we finally start to see the economy revert to the g

hampton pearson has more from the supreme court. >> don't take our care! >> reporter: at the supreme court, it was a battle over tax subsidies that make health insurance affordable for millions of americans that triggered the latest legal showdown over the affordable care act. opponents asking the high court to limit those federal subsidies only to residents of the 16 states with their own health care exchanges. that adheres to the exact text of the affordable care act. and it's a direct challenge to an irs interpretation of the rule making those subsidies available to everybody. >> what the internal revenue service has done isn't fair. it isn't right. and it isn't legal. >> reporter: inside the high court, justices tested the lawyers op both sides. the courts' liberals challenged michael carbon over his limiting the subsidies. justice ruth bader ginsburg said cutting off in the 40 states with federal government only exchanges would be disastrous. more people will exit the market because premium will be too expensive for them and you will then again raise

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in wa. >> craig garthwait joining us now to discuss what's at stake for businesses and millions of people now covered under the affordable care act. he's at the kellogg school of management where he specializes in health care. professor, welcome back. let's just cut to the chase here. would an adverse ruling out of the supreme court effectively end the affordable care act as we know it? >> well certainly in the 30 plus states that chose to use the federal exchange rather than their own exchange the citizens there would lose access to subsidies. many of those people would be unable to afford insurance and the exchange in those states would effectively cease to run. premiums would be uninsured. in those states you'd see the beginning of the end of the aca. >> what about the subsidies indeed mixed? what businesses would be most affected? >> busines you look at are hospitals. if you think about how our health care system works, hospitals are the de facto insurers of last resort. if you don't have insurance and go there, you get care. if yo

that's not a map i wanted to pull out again. >> i'm looking six inchs at the hamptons. >> right.el like the middle of winter. >> and after that. ? saturday will be 50 degrees and it'll melt. >> this is the last time. >> yes, it should be. >> still ahead hillary clinton supporters try a new angle to build support and it does involve bill. "way too early" will be right back. mall business you have to work hard, know your numbers, and stay focused. i was determined to create new york city's first self-serve frozen yogurt franchise. and now you have 42 locations. the more i put into my business the more i get out of it. like 5x your rewards when you make select business purchases with your ink plus card from chase. and with ink, i choose how to redeem my points for things like cash or travel. how's the fro-yo? just peachy...literally. ink from chase. so you can. june can ikie let's get a check on the this morning's other headlines. lewis, this first story, actually, it's a bit of good news coming out of washington. i love to hear this. >> compassion across aisles. rand paul and senat

it doesn't get any easier for hampton though. their next opponent is unbeaten kentucky.oach edward joyner jr. was asked how his team will climb that mountain. >> hold on. i told you i had jesus on speed dial. hey, jesus, first of all, you can't play so i can't worry about you. they want to know how much of a mountain and what our odds are. hello? hello? i guess he'll get back to me so i'll get back to you. >> the madness begins tonight with the remaining first four games. robert morris takes on north florida. followed by dayton and boise state. coverage starts at 6:40 eastern on trutv and the round 064 starts tomorrow. you can watch notre dame take on northeastern at 12:15 eastern. that's right here on cbs. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. i better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms

troopers say hampton was driving 100 miles an hour in a 65-mile-per-hour zone on interstate 77. the charges include d.w.i. speeding and even reckless driving. in a statement the ravens say they are working to get more information about the situation. this latest winter storm is causing travel troubles all across the country. from kansas to new england, as much as 10 inches of snow fell in some places topped with thick layers of ice. it caused dangerous and slippery road conditions and hundreds of flight delays and cancellations. in fact, about 5,000 people had to spend the night at the airport in dallas ft. worth. in boston the fresh coating is bringing the city a few inches away from an all time record. and back here at home it's not just the icy roads that's causing problems. as john gonzalez shows us ice on cars is proving to be just as dangerous. >> scared me. >> it's on icy days like these when the tow truck driver is especially busy. >> down here getting the truck out of the building and, you know, hopping all day long. >> he was headed to that weather-related accident in

the change comes after the north hampton d.a.s it violates the person's right to due process. >>> the past few winters have taken a toll on philadelphia's fleet of trash trunks. the streets department says because of the extreme weather and unusually high number of truck that is have either been strapped or in need of repair, now this is causing a delay in trash pickup and may continue for the next few weeks. here's why winter is taking a toll on the trucks. in the statement a street commissioner says there are several occasions where the trucks have been fitted with snowplows to assist in snow removal. in these instances, the trucks account for one-third of the vehicles using during snow removal. >>> the clouds are overhead but it is unlikely we'll see snowfall from the clouds. it is certainly cold enough for snow at 33 degrees. with the wind blowing at 15 miles an hour this morning, it will be cold. we'll start out with clouds but we'll break out to see sunshine. this is the view from the comcast center. temperatures will be co

while johnston is eager to get back where hampton has made his headquarters, he immediately summons secretary of war breckenridge and john h reagan because he will need davis 'authorization. once the men arrived at the dixon house around midnight on april 18 they begin to discuss terms. then postmaster general reagan decides to write out the terms and as he is scribbling, don steyn announces it is time to return to the bennett plays for the second day of negotiations. reagan says he will send the terms forward. sherman and johnston reached the bennett place around noon. johnston probably tells sherman that he has official authorization for this all-encompassing surrender. he would like to bring breckenridge into the discussion. sherman says he doesn't know about that. johnston replies yes but breckenridge is also a major general in its confederate army. sherman says, ok. at that point reagan's basis of pacification arrives and johnston begins to lead it -- read it aloud and sherman looks disapproving and johnson points out the only thing we disagreed on is amnesty for davis and the. otherwise

they were tied at the half but hampton out scored them by 21 in the second.e state goes down and out, they lose 82-61. it is fun to watch. >>> the only question surrounding villanova these days will they get a number one seed in the ncaa tournament. nova is making a strong case to be a top seed. they are 31-two heading in the big east tournament title game. villanova plays xavier at 8:00 in new york. cats are going for their second big east championship game in school history. their only other title came 20 years ago. nova has won their last 14 games, heck, what is one more, they have not lost in two months. >>> so what else does chip kelly have have up that sleeve? the eagles coach has traded away his star running back, his quarterback and let's not forget he let his top receiver go in each of the last two off seasons. kelly claims eagles are not done despite at additions of byron maxwell, sam bradford and demarco mur toy name a few. eagles need a wide out and safety. they could use salary cap relief as well. that is where howie roseman and his staff come in

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> and just yesterday, by the way, the supreme court issued a decision that could affect securities lawsuits. the high court said investors could not sue companies for making misleading statements of opinion in an sec filing that later turned out to be false. but investors can sue if documents filed with the sec express an opinion but omit important facts. the case stems from stock offering statements filed by om omnicare. the supreme court decision was unanimous. >>> the security and exchange commission took an important step to making it easier for small and mid-sized businesses to raise cash in the public market. the commissioners approved rule changes that allow companies to raise up to $50 million a year from the general public without certain regulatory hurdles. that's way up from the $5 million cap. this rule approval was part of the jobs act the president signed into law nearly three years ago. >>> and american express' investor say, ken chenault said he has a strategy to overcome recent setbacks. dow component

hampton with the steel and outlet pass, they get the the basket and foul. pirates go on to win, 74-64. their reward is match up against undefeated kentucky wildcats. that will happen tomorrow night. >>> also last night byu tyler has scored 34 but ole miss rallied and 17th half deficit they came back to beat cuters 94-90. stephan moody had 27, ole miss plays xavier tomorrow. >>> tonight it is boys i against dayton and robert norris a against north florida. >>> the number one seed in the east region villanova a wildcats departed for pittsburgh yesterday. they will take on the the the lafayette leopard who left from easton last night as well. should be a fun game, tomorrow night on cbs. >>> one of our cities, six teams is introducing a new mens basketball coach penn's new boss is steve donahue a delaware county native. he was a penn assistants for ten years spent time at cornell and boston college. good luck with the quakers. >>> we will prepare you for march madness tonight at 7:30 with march to indianapolis special right here on cbs, sports director beasley

hampton out scored delaware state by 21 points in the second half.n 82-61 gone to the tournament with a sub 500 record. >>> the red wings have been one of the best teams in hockey for what seems like forever but can't win philadelphia of the last time they actually wouldn't here in the 1997 stanley cup finals. to the first period of the game the flyers able to get on the board first. brayden schenn mark straight shot. one to nothing flyers. look who tipped this in. for in a second. second period flyers with the power play. schenn again picks up the power play goal and the flyers will take a three-one lead. then 11 seconds into the third period, we have schenn again for the hat trick. so of course fans will throw their hats down on the ice. we have hundreds of hats down there but not so fast. there was a scoring change the first goal credited to wayne simmonds so fans lost out on the hat the flyers win seven-two. >>> sixers hosting the nets at the wells fargo center tonight coming off a win last night against sacremento. sixers with good defense. nerl

skyforce 10 is launched and is over breaking news in north hampton county.it's on its way here with a warehouse fire in bethlehem. you can see the smoke there from the distance. residents are told to shelter in place because of the heavy smoke in that area as you see. this is the college here. more than 300 customers are without power right now because of this fire. but we'll continue to monitor and bring you updates in this breaking news and on the air in the "nbc 10 news" app. >>> the defense attorney for a former philadelphia sportscast er don tollefson says he stole more than $300,000 by selling fake sports team trips promising the money would go to charity. he faces 37 years in prison. >>> and a new controversy for the new pick for state police. current marcus brown who is now the acting commissioner found a racist letter in his mailbox. take a look, it reads, no n-lover will ever wear my uniform. it is signed didn't/don't. when the governor nominated brown, he cited his commitment to diversity but recently retired troopers criticized brown for wearing

the hampton pirates moving on but, you know their next opponent is not bad at basketball.ndy scholes with the clals and bleacher report next. >>> retirement is about a lot more than golf and bingo, how does skydiving around the world sound? cnn money caught up with one man who saved, planned, retired the right way. >> my first jump in 1980 we're over this cornfield in ohio and it was out of a little cessna 182. so i was in the plane and there was this older gentleman in front of me and so when they opened the door and he climbed out to hold on as he let go he went wham. right there i was in had mass panic and i was is scared and i was thinking this is the stupidest thing in the world and i was holding on with a death grip and he's like, go go go go and i just let go and closed my eyes and big old round world war ii parachute opened up and then i looked down and i was like wow. this is pretty cool. my i name is rich grim i'm a retired firefighter from ontario, california. now i jump out of airplanes. as you get older and running into burning buildings starting to get a litt

south hampton drive along at rolling road is closed at this hour.he fire as you can see from the picture there very serious. meantime if you're traveling in virginia traveling north on 95 toward 395, you'll have no mayor issues as volume starts to build up on the northbound side. back to you. >> thank you, larry. >>> drilling just miles from the atlantic seaboard leads to environmental concerns. >> and uber vs. yellow taxi. which one reigns supreme in the big apple. >> reporter: let's talk overtime first. the labor department is working on new rules which would make more workers more money. make them eligible for higher overtime pay. labor secretary tom perez says the plan should be ready in the next few months. meanwhile the plan for some environmentalists is to speak out against proposals calling for off shore drilling along the east coast. at a hearing yesterday in fact in atlantic city, new jersey, environmental groups argued an oil spill could devastate the tour industry but business groups say a significant oil and gas reserves do exist, that

hampton pearson outside the supreme court.e meantime more details about the apple watch expected to be unveiled at an event in san francisco next week. however, our next guest wrote an article in "fast company" this week, you guys realize the apple watch is going to flop, right? joining us mark wilson joins us from fast company, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> are you essentially say this is like a vanity project for jony ive? >> that's what it sounds like. i know that doesn't sound kind but "the new yorker" ran a 16,000 word piece in which they went inside the apple lab and what they say very indirectly is that ive has become obsessed with rolexes and bentleys rather than the democratized designs that brought us the iphone. >> but there's a sense that the apple is only expecting or analysts are only expecting them to sell about a tenth as many rolexes as sell in a given year for the high-end of the apple watch. they know they're not going to get there overnight. you disagree with the other analysts who say expect abou