i don't know what i would do it that guy but i can't >> i would have to impale myself. i don't know what to do. lies? i don't like either. >> what if there is a broker convention? >> trump takes his task of all and plays as an independent line and now end up with a republican that nobody wants. >> who's better? trump or ted cruz? >> ted cruz is a holy roller. i don't like a guy that gc. i don't like a guy that talks to gc. i think the devil might want to have a conversation with you. >> every time i have evil thoughts about you, diva girl. ben: curtis, your back feels better? you should refrain from any strenuous activity? curtis: maybe i should get girl a korean massage parlor? you in the facebook the beautiful shot.isn't it? >> look at the skyline. >> temperatures in the upper 70s. monday is sunshine and temperatures are right temperatures are right around where they should be. it's getting some major numbers and delegates in the near primary. donald trump did not win . >> there is some angry people today that went to the polls that were not able to vote. maybe it was

two pilots at the controls bertrand piccard, on a mission to circumnavigate the world in the solar impaleso. the first around the world trip without an ounce of fossil fuel. the plane is scheduled to land at moffet feel at midnight. it took off from hawai'i on thursday the cruising speed, 28-miles-an-hour. >>> still ahead at 6:00, some frozen veggies may have been contaminated with a bacteria. >>> airlines forced to do emergency repairs to fix a problem that could shut down engines mid-flight. abc7~news at 6:00 will be right back after this. >>> ordered airlines to swiftly fix a potentially dangerous problem on the engines of some 150 boeing 787 dreamliner. the regulator says the engines manufactured by general electric can be sun sees tibble to sudden inflight shutdowns because of ice accumulating. the directive stems from a january 29th incident where ice shed from the fan blades and caused the blades to rub against the casing of the engine. the engine shut down and was unable to restart at 20,000 people. the pilots landed the plane using just one engines. airlines have five months to fi

two pilots at the controls bertrand piccard, on a mission to circumnavigate the world in the solar impaleso. the first around the world trip without an ounce of fossil fuel. the plane is scheduled to land at moffet feel at midnight. it took off from hawai'i on thursday the cruising speed, 28-miles-an-hour. >>> still ahead at 6:00, some frozen veggies may have been contaminated with a bacteria. >>> airlines forced to do emergency repairs to fix a problem that could shut down engines mid-flight. abc7~news at 6:00 will be right back after this. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> ordered airlines to swiftly fix a potentially dangerous problem on the engines of some 150 boeing 787 dreamliner. the regulator says the engines manufactured by general electric can be sun sees tibble to sudden inflight shutdowns because of ice accumulating. the directive stems from a january 29th in

. >> reporter: ryan aides said it would be impall for him to win over delegates. >> reporter: his words say no, but his political actions say maybe. evidence? a glossy video days ago a statesman like trip overseas and a history of public denials he's angling for higher office before accepting. first as mitt romney's running mate. >> not my plan, my plan is to be a good chairman of e house budget committee. >> reporter: then , st fall, as speaker john boehner successor. >> who do think would be good? >> reporter: paul ryan will chair this summer's republican convention. meaning one way or another he'll take the stage in cleveland. >> thanks. talk of a contested convention notwithstanding, nald truatmp ms looking pastdoext week's new york ke primary and is busy n the general election. nbc news is learning from sources inside his campaign. details of how he plans to define and attack hillary clinton. clinton isn't standing still and we've dug up inside into her battle plan against him. nbc's hallie jackson tells us more. >>ve reporter: tonight, from the front runners an inside look at thei

. >> it locks up, and impales the vehicle and send it into the blackman situation. >> reporter: the chp says no portion of the guard rail penetrated the car, but he believes it it should have stopped it. >> reporter: what did you think when you heard that? >> i was furious, a lot of anger because times it feeling like it was a dream dream. >> reporter: the bizarre or dream began with a conscious change to the guard rail measurements and tournaments. it used to measure 5 inches, and there's other slight differences. >> shorter here and thinner here, and all of those? >> reporter: all of them. >> reporter: all of them led him to blow the whistle on the texas manufacturer, trinity, and filing suit saying the company committed fraud. a texas court agreed saying trinity was fraudulent and fined the company $663 million. during all of this, several states across the country started to install the e.t. plus, including california. >> as precaution, we put a moratorium on the product. >> reporter: but that only extended to new installs. hundreds of the terminals are still out there. five in miri

automobile the safety vehicle it is today in the sense of having the steering wheel that doesn't impale people in an accident. dashboards that are somewhat soft. having-- not airbags, but eventually airbags came out of this same philosophy. seatbelts. before ralph nader seatbelt and other safety devices in the car where an extra package. you had to pay extra for it. lets me talk about bridges a little bit. bridges are really symbolic of infrastructure as i guess roads are. here's a bridge, looks like a fairly ordinary bridge. is it safe or unsafe? well, this is the minneapolis interstate highway i-35w bridge that became famous in 2007, when it collapsed suddenly during rush hour traffic. it took everyone by surprise. there was a bridge that stood for 40 years. had been inspected regularly as was the federal requirement and yet this happened to it. this is what is not supposed to happen to infrastructure. the accident, the cause of the accident was traced to some inadequate designing, something that should have been caught, but wasn't, very sad occurrence. we don't want this to happen, o

you could be impaled by those logs. the front rows of the forlorn hope included thomas carney, who is armed with only an ax. things don't go well during the assault. pinnedand his men are down by the fire from the loyalists. poorly.ing incredibly perry benson is shot in the head. thomas carney takes his commanding officer up and carries him off the battlefield. and what it does is creates a lasting friendship. a bond of friendship that lasts a lifetime. these men after the war come together and stay together. it's suspected that they met lafayette when he returns to america. this is a book about brotherhood and friendship. immortals"shington's to find out the mystery. to understand who these men are. it is about who we are as americans. that is why i believe it is time to find the men of honor, family, and fortune. thank you. [applause] we have time for a few questions. wait for the mic and be kindly enough to say your name. >> first, i commend you writing this book. it is refreshing to hear a book about valor, not the

i also happen to be long impal against this. >> real quick, by the way, did trade 85 3/4 yesterday. straight down. three times normal volume. if this thing gap opens lower tomorrow, don't be a hero and try to buy this thing. i would actually be looking to do more what timmy's doing to sell into weakness. a huge run. valuations are stretched. technically a gap open lower won't be good. >> turning now to the pain being felt across the hedge fund community. a very rough year for some of the smartest money around. our next guest is reducing his hedge fund portfolio by over $1 billion. yet another major blow to some of the greatest hedgies around. mark, great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me, melissa. i do want to point -- >> go ahead. >> i want to point out one thing, that you mentioned a couple times one man. yet we're a nine-person board. and a lot of times we disagree on things. in this instance it was a unanimous decision. and we have a pretty significant responsibility here. there's over 130,000 workers and retired folks who depend on our fund. go ahead. >> that's why w

i have to walk in five-inch heels, put my heel on his naked torso and hope that i don't impale him. [ five inch heel. i put a cigarette out on his chest. i've gota fake cigarette and i have to pretend, but not get too close. i don't actually want to like put my cigarette out. that would be really bad. cause it's paul giamatti. >> seth: yeah, with anyone, it's bad just to you know. >> especially when you're working with one of the greatest actors of all time. you really don't want to scare them. >> seth: right exactly. and then every movie they do, they're like "that's maggie." >> actually, maybe i should have done that. >> seth: yeah maybe like signed it. everybody you work with comes back with a cigarette scar. >> exactly. >> seth: so also you play a life coach in the show. and for research, because this is interesting, when paul was here, he talked about, that he did all the dominatrix research. >> yes. >> seth: you actually talked to tony robbins, who is sort of a world famous life coach. like, what was that like to talk to him about how to approach that character? >> well, yeah, t

it is simply not credible because the trade impal meabala means they require a free trade agreement with britain more so than they we require with them. when trade is mutually beneficial, agreements will come about. that's how the real world work is. whether there is supply and demand in the market, they match each other. i'm not saying we wouldn't have to work to potentially re-establish some of those trading relationships if we were outside the european union, but i don't see that there would be any impediment to doing so. >> thank you, everybody, for coming in. i can first just pick up something tom said. i'm going to start with malcolm. do you agree that there is a danger that the remain camp talks britain down in this referendum debate? i don't think you meant to do it, for example you listed a series of cubs sountries sayinge is no way we can compete on an international stage. russia and ukraine. russia has a smaller economy than the uk's. if countries as diverse as tunisia and canada, for example, can have free trade agreements with the eu, and very profitable agreements at that,