she dated howard hughes, hot howard hughes. and marlon brando. >> stephen: so, "nothing left unsaid." was there anything said that afterwards you went, "i wish that had been left unsaid?" ( laughter ) >> yes, yeah, yeah, yes. ( cheers and applause ) should i tell what you it was? >> stephen: please! >> well, she-- she-- we wrote this book together, which was an e-mail conversation, which was kind of a companion to the documentary called "the rainbow comes and goes." >> stephen: and that is this, right here. >> it's a number-one "new york times" bestseller, yeah. >> stephen: "the rainbow comes and goes." ( cheers and applause ) >> but, yeah, so i was asking her, i was like, "so what was howard hughes like?" you know, and i was like, "was he like leo dicaprio?" and she was like, "oh, much better than him." and-- and then-- and then she just volunteered, it was the first time she didn't have to fake an orgasm. and i was like, "i-- ...oh!" >> stephen: check, yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: good to know. >> good to know, yes. >> step

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howard pen der hughes is associate professional of social and behavioral sciences at ucsf. >> where businesses have left, where government has essentially pulled out, and that you have had large scale public and private disinvestment in those communities. >> reporter: he also also works with oakland's prevention institute dead it kated to finding solutions to the root causes of inner city violence. >> we call it structural vie lens, because it happens as a result of government either policy, economic policy, or neglect. >> what's your administration doing to fix this? >> reporter: so we decided to ask government leaders about exactly that? >> it is not just one thing. it is a robust economy that provides opportunities for those who have been left out in the past. >> reporter: mayor libby shaft grew up in oakland. lived her all her life. she recognizes the economic disparities that still wide her city. >> that's why we also are looking at the root causes of our crime. by that i mean better jobs, better educational outcomes, we are looking at building the economy in oakland in an equitable way.

like howard hughes. >> today you're like a bilasio man. >> i might stay at the wynn. join us tomorrow. as for now, "squawk on the street" is coming right up. >>> good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange stocks stable this morning after four days down. we have a fed statement today at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. a press conference, europe is making up for some of this week's losses, both ppi and empire running warm continuing this week's flow of pretty positive data. our road member starts with fed day. we'll hear from yellen. bank of america set to cut thousands of jobs. and oil on track for a fifth day down. goldman says we may be stuck in this range for awhile. let's start markets and fed today, jim, a lot of discussion about whether it would be a good idea for yellen to say let's have a presser in july on the off chance we move. we might be able to explain it better. >> i think that would be terrific. i think yellen has been the person who has been the least yelling. she doesn't yell.

like howard hughes. >> today you're like a bilasio man. >> i might stay at the wynn."squawk on the street" is coming right up. >>> good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange stocks stable this morning after four days down. we have a fed statement today at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. a press conference, europe is making up for some of this week's losses, both ppi and empire running warm continuing this week's flow of pretty positive data. our road member starts with fed day. we'll hear from yellen. bank of america set to cut thousands of

hugh hewitt show. and msnbc politicalantist and megan murphy for bloomberg news. howardf vermont and everything else in the world. you know, i guess trump takes this personal. he may have some money involved in this trump u case. but he's not backing off. i think it's a big mistake. >> but your thoughts? >> i think it is a mistake. this is why i think hillary is going to most likely be the next president. so hillary thursday gave a great speech. what you have to do with trump is smack them hard because he's a bully and the president has to be strong. that's what hillary has to show. pivot and talk about poll sichlt the problem with trump is people like this about trump. the average person. this is how he got the nomination. but he has absolutely no background or knowledge about policy whatsoever. the closer we get to the election, the more that matters. >> megan, this thought did b. this country has been taught to a couple generations, a couple centuries to stay off the ethnic. when you judge people. don't judge a person by their background or race or ethnicity. when you