i love jay. he is such a kind person. i never saw jay treat anyone poorly.we have been friends for 40 years, and he's about to do his last good-bye, and i'm sitting there and he reached over and grabbed my hand for a second and said, i'm really glad you were here. and that's as emotional as jay gets. >> in closing, i want to quote johnny carson, who was the greatest guy to ever do this job. and he said, i bid you all a heart felt good -- >> anybody who takes "the tonight show" job knows it comes with a gigantic amount of pressure because it has been the defining show of late night. >> so i think that was really important for me and to jay to do it the right way. >> jay leno now is being replaced and this is the second time this happened. it's crazy. he's being replaced by a younger late night talk show host. what could possibly go wrong? >>> state your name. do you solemnly swear to support and defend the constitution of the united states? against all enemies, foreign and domestic so help me god. >> it is estimated that over our nation's history, somewhere b

jay called hughes grant.e. >> please, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, hughes grant! [ app [ applause ] instead of having our usual 4 million people watching that night, we had over 10 million sno. >> let me start with question number one. >> everyone wanted to know what hughes grant's going to say. >> what the hell were you thinking? >> oh my god, you could not have said it better. >> the community was shocked. >> jay kills it the whole show. >> so many bad things and one of them was the people i have been working with on the last year on this film. >> when you embarrass tom arnold that's really -- >> at that point, july of 1995, jay became carson-like. he became the voice of the fuel. >> and, from that day on, jay leno and "the tonight show" are number one. a late night crowd is back on nbc. dave hated losing. he became more and more tied up in what the ratings are. >> it is a live-size, dave letterman doll. look at that beauty right there. is that good? >> there you go. jay crossed us and this has a big impa

i'm jay leno.e was nothing, oh yea, about it. it was just march on. here we go. >> we really were determined to do a great show and prove that we were worthy to be back. that was my goal, to walk out of there number one again. >> so when conan makes a settlement with nbc, part of the deal is he's forbidden from doing anything on television for eight months. >> i was legally prohibited from appearing in radio, television. he cannot attend an opera. but nothing in there about social media. so i started this twitter account. and i immediately -- it just blew up. >> what do we want? >> we became like folk heroes, you know. which is the dumbest thing in the world. folk heroes of late night television. >> yes we could! >> the base rallied around him. it became this huge movement. >> but i didn't have a job and was trying to figure out what do i do next. >> tbs appeared on the scene completely unexpectedly. and so conan and his producer, jeff ross, went over to meet with the tbs people. >> they gave us a

jay had the secret deal. >> jay leno had just signed a new deal that guaranteed jay "the tonight showve had become bothersome and draining. and he could be unnecessarily rude to network people. not just me. so, did that factor into my decision, as to going with jay leno over dave letterman? you bet it did. >> we knew that jay would be much easier to make a deal with. to retain our ownership and control. and it would be more of a partnership. >> what am i supposed to do? am i supposed to turn it down? go no? >> right. >> i mean, i was guest hosting for five years. the only guest host on the show. and then, it got turned over to me. oh, okay. >> yeah. >> it took us by surprise that jay was getting the job. and nobody had even talked to us, or -- or had a conversation about it. >> so, we go up to new york to meet with david. >> they said we're here to tell you that jay leno will be hosting "the tonight show" at 11:30. and we'd, very much, like you to continue in your role at 12:30. letterman stood up and said, okay, and the meeting's over, and walked out. >> people, in my world, think da

here you go. >> jay's crossed us.e show in general. it was the only time i thought he was uncomfortable on the air. i just think he felt that people didn't want him there anymore. and i said you're johnny carson today. and when you tune into johnny, you expect them to stand there confidently and tell jokes. >> okay. time to fly the cards. >> and i think he started to realize that you know what? yes, this is not getting me anywhere. >> i went to this about six months and oh my god. >> how were you able to work every day, being depressed? >> i had to push through it. >> could you be funny? >> well, as funny as you can when you are depressed. >> nobody ever disliked anybody. dave did a lot of jokes about me, and i did some about dave, and it was fine. if it's funny, everything is off. that's fine. as long as a joke is funny, that's good. >> we'll be right back. don't go away. >> in the '90s, the networks are still the powerhouses, the titans. >> what the? [ laughter ] >> change is sort of inevitable. and if you don't wat

that and jay called hugh grant.lease welcome, ladies and gentlemen, hugh grant! ♪ >> instead of having our usual whatever it was, 4 million viewers watching that night, we had over 10 million. >> let me start with question number one. >> everyone wanted to know what is hugh grant going to say. >> what the hell were you thinking? >> oh, my god, you couldn't have said it better. >> as you know, the hollywood community was shocked to learn this type of thing was going on. >> jay kills it. the whole show. >> obviously so many bad things about it, i don't know where to begin, but one of them was the embarrassment i caused the people i've been working with for the last year on this film. >> when you embarrass tom arnold, that's really tough. >> at that point in july 1995, jay became carsonlike. he became the voice of the viewer. >> jay leno and "the tonight show" is back with nbc. >> dave hated losing. he became more and more tied up in what the ratings are. >> it's a life-size dave letterman doll. look at that beauty rig

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leno. >> jay is sensational and jay is our permanent guest host.s in a state of shock, including letterman. >> well, that's when i think the wheels started spinning that, okay, we've got to make sure it's us. >> dave is the obvious choice. he has sat at that desk. he's been a loyal soldier, and he's the best guy on tv. what more do you need? it turns out that you do need something else. >> yeah, jay had the secret deal. >> jay leno had just signed a new deal that guaranteed jay "the tonight show" whenever johnny stepped down. >> it was part of his re-upping as the guest host, and that was that. dealing with dave had become bothersome and draining, and he could be unnecessarily rude to network people, not just me. so did that factor into my decision as to going with jay leno over dave letterman? you bet it did. >> we knew that jay would be much easier to make a deal with, to retain our ownership and control, and it would be more of a partnership. >> what am i supposed to do? am i supposed to turn it down, go no? >> right. >> i mean i was guest hosti

jay was really big man on campus. >> jay and i were friends.and i am happy to say that i think he's the funniest guy i have ever known. >> it is always a pleasure to introduce a new comedian to the tonight show. >> do you think people will care about the environment in 100 years. >> remember that old shopping mall where we used to play pinball? well, it is a lake now. >> by the fourth one they say he was not funny anymore. from '78 to '86, he was not in "the tonight show." >> it was not until i got to letterman that i could really be myself. i think we made each other better. >> your mom was kind enough to give us a photo of your bedroom when you were 11. this was taken from a book. could you get a shot of that there. >> there we go. >> you killed it time and time again. >> come on disease animals. >> i would always try to find phrases that dave would like and throwing anthrax at children. when people laughing on the way to the joke, that's when you know you got it. >> this is a december issue of success magazine. i happen to be on the december

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jay barbree joins us.t the left wing of the shuttle "columbia" had high structural damage -- i should say, high structural damage as it approached its breakup. >> in the 1980 jay was among those being considered to be the first civilian in space. back in 2006 i asked him if given the chance, would he do it? >> jay, before we let you go, would you still go there? >> would i still go? >> uh-huh. >> i don't think they would -- i don't think they'd let me go today, but kind of the bloom is off the rose because japanese journalist has already paid for his way into space aboard a russian spacecraft to the space station. but maybe one day they will. if they would let me go, of course i would go because i would certainly like this broadcast from orbit. >> we would love to have you, jay. thank you so much, jay barbree down at cape canaveral. >> jay is survived by his wife, one son, two daughters and six grandchildren. jay barbree of nbc news. thank you for all of your reporting, expertise and inspiring passion for

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it is a pleasure to be with you and with jay as well. we have many years together here in atlanta but now he is in new orleans. and i don't see them very often. so i am really pleased that he is here and that i can talk to him in person. over resume that is. [laughter] well, energy policy is a complicated >>. this is an opinion held by many of the people in your book, jay, who are determined energy policy. and therefore i congratulate you on how you tell the story of energy. in my opinion the book is fascinating with intense human drama you make the >> understandable as well as stimulating. and tonight's, i ask you to start by describing the access to americans energy before the 1970s while the post-world war ii years were not completely free of energy problems, this did not seem to affect the deer daily lives of most americans. must >> steve great to see you. let me begin if i may just by saying how amazing it is how atlanta has continued to prosper as a center for authors and books i think a cappella books deserves a lot of credit. ton

a fortune divides at the top, but what is the issue jay powell says we are making -- issue?ay powell says we are making progress but it is not progress for everybody in the economy. many will be left behind. this is jay powell reflecting on something that is very different from the rhetoric from the federal reserve on this exit as it differs from the great financial crisis of 2008. jay powell says there is progress but the race divide is apparent, and that is most clearly in the various races, the hispanic to white, the black to white, the asian employment. there are slow pickup for lower earners, and this bifurcated, this differentiated reality is coming to bear. mr. williams at the new york fed says the data and conditions we are seeing at the moment, it is not nearly enough for the fomc to shift its monetary stance. herein lies the point. this is williams batting against the kaplan narrative. kaplan said we need to talk about imbalances and tapering at the earliest possible time. it is different to the tightening cycle of 2015, and that is very, very real. my last guest i

thank you very much. >> thank you, jay. so, apa heritage month is really a big community celebration. it's coming back together of our apa family. so i want to really thank many of the volunteers that have been able, that are coming together to make this happen that are not here today because everyone is working, but i just want to take this opportunity to acknowledge all the volunteers who serve on our committee and our board. we could have not brought this together without our sponsors. this is a big collaboration between our city, our government, and business communities. we have many sponsors with us this year and including but not limited to anthem blue cross, ramo and for many years the golden state warriors and, this year, we have three amazing presenting sponsors. kaiser, amazon, and u.s. bank. two of the representatives are here today and i really want to thank them and maybe they have greetings to share with us and jane pang from u.s. bank is here. jane. >> good afternoon. on behalf of u.s. bank, i am so proud to

thank (snoring) jay. (snoring continues) jay? what? what's wrong? you're snoring. me? oh, i'm sorry. i... (snoring) (laughs) look at her! come on. we said no stella in the bed. oh, but she's just a little puppy. she probably got scared and snuck in. oh, really? how come when manny has nightmares you don't let him snuck in the bed? gloria, it's 6:00 in the morning. can we talk about this later? (sighs) answer the question, jay. (birds chirp) you know, i'm gonna check the lease, but i'm pretty sure we're not allowed to have a meth lab. you are a delight. so what are you doing? i think you're gonna like this. i'm going on a juice fast. mmm. love it. hate it. let's face it, a well-fed cam is hardly a model of emotional stability. now, deprive him of food, and stage by stage,

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jay, right on target. look, a better investment of time would be asking how can we set up is to be sure and in all nations so that we are sure that, for example, in the survey others in brazil and in the varying impoverished parts of south africa all across the middle east et cetera that they can get the right kind of vaccine and one, by the way jay, of high quality, not some fake vaccine a that is nearly 40% of medicine in african and asia happened to be knockoffs or fakes so let's be very clear. you need a high quality medicine and the kind that we put into our arms and in this country going to those nations and so an investment of time and effort to construct the right kind of distribution in the safe kind of distribution and the appropriate could be done. there machines that can be manufactured quickly and this is not something that is, you can make a refrigeratorld superfast versus building a plant for high quality vaccine so that's number one. number two, we should all take our hats off to what j&j d

jay and lisa boothe is back.ay thank you. >> let's start with this point about vaccinating children. what do you think of thissic extension of program to children, and pressure for the parents to vaccinate their children. >> i don't understand it. in pfizer trial. there were 5 or 6 serious adverse effects, no deaths. out of a thousand kids on the arm. on the other arm. they had 16 cases of covid, but cases were very mild. what you trade is a cold or less for a potential serious adverse event, they are both rare. it does not seem like it is a major thing to force parents to do. in some sense the wrong question, we should use those doses to protect the elderly in asia, africa, and south america, there are still a lot of elderly vulnerable. it takes a thousand doses of vaccinates children to get same number of lives as a single 80-year-old. save lives instead of forcing parents to make a decision on what good does it do, i am not sure from a health point of view. steve: do you think it does harm. >> >> you could go

. >> who do you -- >> jay. >> i'm sorry. what do you call him? >> jay. >> jay?j.j. >> okay. >> it's j.j. rush. i call him jay. >> that's right, her ex-husband, j.j. rush. small world. detective syers knew j.j. had run into him at crime scenes. jj was a medical examiners investigator. but why would cara shoot him? her answer was right there in the 911 call. >> my ex-husband came in and he raped me. >> he raped you? >> uh-huh. i shot him. >> rape? but that's all she said on the topic until about two hours later, when she told the deputy she needed medical attention. >> i need to see a doctor. i've been hurt. >> it was detective syers'job to sort through it all and he began by showing cara a bit of kindness. >> i went over and took the handcuffs off of her. >> she must have been relieved to have that happen. >> um -- i mean, her demeanor at that time was just questioning, i guess. i didn't take her as being under duress or relieved or anything like that. >> she must have seemed pretty upset. she just shot her ex-husband? >> not unduly. >> really? >> no. >> mind you

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. >> now, it seems even more appropriate to call it tar-jay. >> exactly. oh, i love it. tar-jay.u go to tar-jay today. >> oh, yes, oi oi. diane, thank you so much. >> all right. >>> all right. up next, prince harry and oprah winfrey open up about mental health. we'll show you a preview of their new docuseries. levar burton. this is the sound of an asthma attack... that doesn't happen. this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove them. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eonophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your

his triumphs and the tragedies so many of us at nbc had the privilege of working with jay he died on friday here in florida jay barbree was 87 up next i put myself to the test with an paralympian. >>> with the paralympic games in tokyo now less than 100 days away i caught up with a gold medalist who's inspiring america. she's a paralympic star from right here in orlando nicky nieves was born with just one hand but told me she was determined it wouldn't keep her from soaring in sports. did you ever consider yourself disabled? >> never i never looked at myself as disabled >> reporter: in part thanks to her parents. >> they just pushed me and then when i went to high school my high school coach also didn't look at me as less than. i was just another athlete. we had to figure it out together >> reporter: they quickly figured out that traditional volleyball was her calling. she competed in college before being introduced to a more challenging take on the sport. seated volleyball. a paralympic sport >> sitting volleyball works a lot like traditional volleyball we sit on our booties on the

we combine and create experiences and activities, not just your typical travel photo. >> reporter: jayct fomo in the midst of the pandemic after he says the maldives government reached out and said they needed help. >> it was a controversy whether to go out during covid. maldives said they're hurting, fomo, can you bring up tourism? >> a government called you in order for "project fomo" to begin? >> yes, i link up with the tois , try tovideos. i have a particular way to do mine. after a few videos went viral with the help of other travel pages, it's the new modern way to write in tourism. >> reporter: creators like jay essentially work in partnership with tourism boards locally and abroad, depending on the level of engagement, followers and likes they receive. a destination will xen assess the travel at certain levels or even pay them in order to post something like this. how much can someone like yourself actually stand to make on a trip like this? >> on a trip like this, you could probably make a few hundred thousand dollars. the more reach of the audience, depending on location, the

it's good money if you can get it for jay z if i turned up at my mothers with donuts instead of flowersonuts that looks like a book. if you're in detroit and columbus, ohio, one or two other locations, you will be able to buy these for your mother on the ensuing mother's day this weekend. >> that's assuming they're donut shaming. eat them loud and proud. you don't have to hide that. >> new way you can hide other things in there. steve, thank you. >> which late night host is leaving decades on tv first for a streaming service instead? >> and the artist rmlyfoer known as puff daddy has made another change to his name well... we started buying charmin super mega roll. whoa! that's huge! charmin super mega roll is 6 rolls in 1 and lasts so much longer you don't always have to worry about the roll running out. i'm glad you were rescued, dad. me too. it was a huge relief. enjoy the go with charmin. guaranteed to fit or your money back. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other im

host: jay, do you trust the court system in this country? the judicial system? i think jay hung up. guest: i will answer. i welcome investigations, we should. i want people that confidence in our voting system. arizona right now is doing a review. i do not shy away from that. we need that. i want to build back the confidence of those who worry about the election integrity. i would recommend for all the states, and sylvania, georgia, however it may be, to have that review. i think it is important to be transparent. have independent people look at this. i think in the end, you will see that covid skewed some of the stuff with the mail-in ballot ing. it was not a normal election, but in the end, the states are charged with this. the federal government is not. each state has to ensure election integrity. if folks are concerned about their stay, they need to let their state representatives and governor no. host: a couple minutes left with congressman don bacon of nebraska. this is stephen of lexington, kentucky. a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning and happy friday to c-span. g

ninth inning, though the jays come on with a five run eighth and then in the night that's their youngaser. the left gets over. mark can't elissa harrington 50.3 seconds and it's boba shet scoring from first and you see why they call him flow but! let that long hair ride. let your freak flag fly, and it's the 94 final lays the 1913 other won loss record that's still the best in the major leagues. giants. in colorado. that was the deal with about an hour and a half rain delay. you know what they always say up there? you know, like the weather. wait it wait five minutes. it'll change and that it did sunny skies for the giants as brandon crawford tees off on one of the second, his sixth of the year already gives him a to nothing lead, but the iraqis coming on back bases loaded in the fourth, and it's ramiele happy. elena shot right back through the middle, almost took up. matt whistler's calf, two run single rockies lead 62 and the giants claw back into it again trying to play come back up like the rockies did last night in that nightcap, darren rough, two run, shot his fourth minute. 64

jay: go first. no, you can go first. manny, go first! no, jay, you go first.ody give me a present! oh, jay, a diamond necklace! [ laughs ] thank you! you deserve it.

jay leno emerged from behind the curtain.s me, i would leave. and i think that advice was really the -- the lynchpin. letterman always took johnny's advice. >> the late-night wars are about to begin in earnest on american television. david letterman is now headed for cbs. >> cbs had lured him over with a salary more-than-four times that of leno and given him what he really wanted. the 11:30-time slot. now, as dave and jay prepare to go head to head, one thing is clear. late-night tv will never be quite the same. >> all of a sudden, there is a talk-show war. >> start up your remote controls. the late-night race is about to begin. on monday, david letterman's new show debuts here, on cbs. followed a week later, by chevy chase on fox. and a week after that, by koe than o'brien on nbc. the tonight show with jay leno, arsenio, and nightline. >> it became a crowded space and the competition became that much more difficult. >> the third corner, his ratings fading rapidly. arsenio hall. some-tv writers think that arsenio could be the

yeah you know i'm watching the fed here under jay powell and they've increased the money supply in the last year or so in terms of the entire history of money supply in america they've increased it by 25 percent or so just in the last year so if i got to believe that they know kind of what they're doing it's like one of those teen movies where the teenagers find the parents liquor in a cabinet and they decide to go crazy for the weekend they know they're going to get in trouble but they do it anyway so i think the fed knows that these are the last days of disco that the party is over and jay powell is just like before collapses i'm just going to do one last super multi 100000000000 dollars jackson to my friends am i being cynical or is he simply just before he retires or starts working for jeff bezos or starts working for these guys or citadel capital where of course ben bernanke he is and he oversaw the game stop fiasco it's not engineered right is it is he just doing a one last push to get that big big big job once he once he leaves the fed the central bank they. i asked the most tru

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. >> let's go to jay in virginia. >> good morning, doctor. my question is you mentioned tho key for controlling the pandemir is to create more vaccine and ' ship it to countries in the the middle east and africa, but you alsoso mentioned that they don' have the equipment like the refrigerators to keep it at certain temperatures. how would we help them by ramping up ifif we don't have tt equipment? do you think we should have vaccines like j&j that don't d require that for the vaccine. >> great comments. right on the target.up look, a better investment of time would be asking how can we set up distribution in all of these nations, so that we are sure, for example, in brazil, in the very impoverished parts of south africa, all across the middle east and et cetera that f they can getet the right kind o vaccine, and one, by the way, jay, of high quality.a not some fake vaccine that nearly 40% of medicines in gh africa and asia happen to be fakes.fs or let's be very clear, you need a high quality medicine, the kind we put into our arms in this cou

a's over blue jays, 5-4. steph curry, did steph curry things again. quarter, he made it look easy hitting back-to-back three pointers. he finished with 41 points. folks at home hosting an avalanche. the sharks are 4r50e6ing the game in the third quarter, 3-1, and the avalanche sending it to overtime. winning the game, 5-4. the loss tonight means the sharks are eliminated from playoff contention. we're back in a moment. >>> a firefighter went above and beyond the call of duty with an unusual rescue. here is a 7-year-old girl, not fire victim. but she and the book she was reading were drenched when a sprinkler system broke. the firefighter noticed the book she was reading and ordered her a new copy. and they invited the family over where a replacement book was presented, and a happy ending. >> they always go above and ybd. >> that is sweet. >> something she will remember for a long time. >> stay cool. it will be a warm day tomorrow. stay safe. >> yeah, we will see you tomorrow night. bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller c

joining me now is group ceo jay stein. jay, great to see you.pandemic? >> oh, well, in new york city -- anyway, david, thanks for having me on. david: absolutely. >> here in new york city we're still a long way, probably 60, 70% off -- david: wow. >> -- from where we were this time of year. david: incredible. since reopening, what are your policies going to be? we were just talking to lydia about the policies at the racetrack. what are your policies with regard to masking and with regard to vaccines many. >> so, you know, these changes only just came out yesterday, and so we're in discussions with the american hotel lodging association, with other industry associations, some legal advice as well. but for now, everything's staying the way we've had it where employees are wearing masks, guests are asked to wear masks in the hotel except for the food and drink areas. i do expect that -- [audio difficulty] i'm excited about the scientists saying it's safer, and we're going to be hopeful that that's acceptable in our industry very soon -- [audio diff

. >> and now, ari melber, rap genius, volume 2, just jay-z quotes. >> as jay-z would say you either lovee. what's better than one billionaire? two. as jay-z said, men lie, women lie, numbers don't lie. >> so that's how we first got on oliver's radar. now in his brand new show last night, he went back in on "the beat" with a new montage that seems to suggest we should stop. >> and now, this. >> and now, ari melber, rap genius, will just not [ bleep ] stop. >> good evening. welcome to miami as will smith would say. >> chasing, chasing, chasing. to paraphrase lauryn hill, pruitt may think he's more powerful than two cleopatras but he's still ready to flip it in the swamp on a dirty mattress. there is a lyric for that, margaret. jay-z said mama always told me don't argue with fools because people from a distance can't see who is who. i hate the new kanye, always rude kanye, i miss the old kanye. when i look in the mirror, all i see is flaws. >> he said i believe there's a god above me. i'm just the god of everything else. >> that's pretty powerful. >> wasn't it drake who said the game is sol

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soil than jay. 166 in all he was there in 1962 when john glen first orbited the earth >> he was also part of nbc's coverage with neil armstrong and buzz aldrin first walked on the moon imagine that he broke the news in 1986 that faulty o rings were to blame in the space shuttle challenger >> jay had an incredible career. he leaves behind his wife and three children all of us here at nbc news send our deepest condolences to jay's family he was one special man >> he was. we grew up watching him. he will be missed. all right. >>> also this morning, it is full speed ahead for kentucky derby winner medina spirit, ready to run today in the second leg of the triple crown, the preakness stakes kathy park is at pimlico in maryland in good morning to you. >> hey, good morning to you. so the gates will be opening up in a few hours and when they do, organizers anticipate up to 10,000 fans to fill the stands a cap due to covid while there's excitement in the air, it's all mixed in with horse racing drama ♪ >> reporter: just hours away from the preakness stakes, and the spotlight is back on this y

even though jay powell was very crystal clear last week, i think the market doesn't believe him over the summer if he's going to talk about tapering, that would be the time to do it maybe, if he doesn't, then the market gets more wind in its sails, all of which says throw out the adage of sell in may it's a uses adage, especially when you have so much going on. >> just by history's sake, last eight years, the major averageses have fallen only one time in may, that was 2019. >> if you sold in may last year, you missed out big time. >> well, i my, come on, the cavalry came to the rescue. >> doesn't make it less real. >> asterisk in 2020. steve weiss, where does this leave us now best month for stocks since november as i said to jim, earnings, you can't find anything wrong with earnings 87% of companies have beaten expectations, but since earnings season started, the stock market has done next to nothing >> well, look, i think what we've got now is period dige digestion. that's typical after earnings. nobody had been expecting that earnings were going to disa disappoint so they position