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paul vina, jared levy and fox business's lizzie macdonald. e not talking about backpackers staying in those who have develops, student housing -- hovels. i want to get to jared who, is the winner? anybody that want long the dollar but who else? >> who is the winner? it is funny, right. i thinking more on losing side. the winners here in my opinion are american travelers obviously, right? companies like expedia will benefit. americans go to europe more frequently. the dollar goes farther. europeans will stay in europe, africa. a company that might get hurt is mcdonald's. big multinational company. shaky on the fundamentals. we're hearing new ceo is getting paid 1/3 old ceo ousted. mcdonald's has problems. they could suffer from a higher dollar. liz: they could. paul, i look at this, first thing i think, if these companies can not hire somebody to help them hedge against currency fluctuations they're just not operating smart, so who is the loser? >> liz, you think to yourself, euro's down, u.s. dollar up, the losers have to be american businesse

jared levy says to improve your asset like your home, it could be beneficial.ot buying that, right, rachel. >> when you're taking on more debt, you're getting more risk. save up and pay for those remodels versus depending on a credit card for it. >> you have the time -- see, the problem comes at the time. right now we're seeing record rent rates across the u.s. spending on home improvements in 2,016,324,000,000000, an all-time high. bigger than the booms in early 2000s here's the key. right? (?) consumers can stock away more in savings. they can leverage using credit cards, spruce up that house and either, a, sell it in this how the market or, b rent it out and bring in nice income. with an asset that keeps up with inflation it makes sense to spend when the market is healthy. right now, it's healthy. >> i understand your concern. i generally would agree with your posture. it's more different than buying a camaro or a shopping spree whatever you're investing in or buying is going into an asset you hope to appreciate. you don't buy that though? >> well, no. i mea

john thompson says let's start wearing, jared levy says time to start buying. you just say it is what it is and don't quibble over the details? >> forget about it is what it is if you look at the real potential of this company, think about this, 71 million cars were sold in 2014. if 5-10 years from now tesla can just sell batteries to 6% of that capturing just $1500 per battery pack, that would equate to $11.4 billion this profits for tesla which by the way -- forgetting cars forgetting the maintenance, forgetting anything else the company does, that could equate -- neil: wait a minute are you saying it doesn't matter that they sell the cars but if they're pig in the batteries -- >> yes. neil: john, obviously, investors are choosing that argument than they are the sales argument, and it seems to be working. you say that could be short lived. >> yeah. the battery technology in these cars is not what people really want. they want to be able to drive 4-500 miles and fill up in two minutes -- neil: they're getting closer to that, aren't they, john? >> no, it's the

that one can the 49ers saw an australian rug by star jared main who left millions down under to try to become a 49er for $100,000. coming to levi'sossibly. i'm dennis o'donnell, have a great day. >>> thank you dennis, play of the day. how about some hockey? predators and rangers in new york. there we go. >> held in. knocked down on his knees there and the score. taylor beck on his knees. >> nationalville's taylor beck with a nifty pass. matt cullen for the goal. it was the predators only goal of the game however. the rangers take this one 4-1. but hey, predators they got the play of the day. >>> it is 5:24. high school hoops' teams are lacing up for the finals. the one team won't be able to finish their run. the big violation that may have cost them the title. >> and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address congress this morning. who won't be in attendance when he makes that speech coming your way. >> the state supreme court issued a ruling that could vastly increase the number of places that registers >>> tempers flare over a deadly officer-involved shooting in san francisco. why residents say police are trying to