and another one of my influences was kenny isaacs. kenny isaacs was a local boxing hero. and i was one of these kids that was getting beat up all the time by bullies. i wasn't much of a physical specimen. and kenny isaacs was-- he was the fighter of fighters. everyone admired that guy. i remember going to lynn and watching him fight sometimes. i was about maybe 14 years old, 13, 14, and saying, "wow, this guy is so great." i wish i could be there in his corner, be sort of the kid that comes up with the water bucket, you know, and helps him. this is a gladiator, no one beat him up. but anyway, kenny isaacs was a big influence because, to make a long story short, three years later, kenny isaacs was in my corner. and a fellow lived next door to me, eddie mccarthy, who was a professional fighter, 135-pound, lightweight, very good guy. and he took me under his wing. but then he went off to the korean war. just before he did that, he turned me over to a local boxing hero, kenny isaacs. and he told kenny,

kenny. kenny. kenny. jerry: home at last. ahh! [creaking] is someone there? [wooden footsteps] mr. the urban sombrero. i put it on the last catalog cover. the horror. the horror. narrator: kids, there are two big days in any love story: the day you meet the girl of your dreams, and the day you marry her. ♪ ♪ nice. where'd you get this? stashed a cooler behind the pulpit. beer be with you. and also with you. (chuckles) mmm. man, this is what church has been missing. dude, you fixed church. yeah. you're welcome, god. (laughs) nervous? what? no. i'm just hoping it doesn't rain. why? do i look nervous? look at your beer, dude. you always do that when you're nervous. it's a sad day in new york, ted. a sad day, indeed. do you know what i saw on my way in here? a girl... in a sweater. and you know what that means. the season of exposed skin is over. exactly. gone are the tank tops, ted. gone are the cute little skirts. gone are the sun dresses. the sun dresses, ted! i don't think i can make it another eight months with no sun dresses. barney, i really... i have to grade these papers. i'm

and he told kenny, "kenny, take young paul here under your wing. he's my protege." kenny did that. and i was gonna retire as soon as i won the flyweight championship of north america, but i never got that far. i got up to the silver medal for the aau in new england at the age of 17. and that was about it. after that, in the follow-up fight, getting ready for the nationals, i got knocked out, the end of that career. another big influence on my life was burl grey, a sign painter that i met back in the late fifties. burl was painting in miami and i was assigned to paint with him. no one else would paint with him because there was a rumor going around about him that he was, yeah, one of them. he was accused of being, and i found out for myself that old burl was an intellectual. and intellectuals didn't cut it at the sign painting circuit. anyway, burl grey influenced me a lot. he's the one that lit my fire to get into science. and many of the ideas i had about things were-- burl sort of demolished. he was a very philosophical type and he was a nontheist. and he, you know, convinced me

we've killed kenny! we're bastards! [ clicks, humming stops ] dude, i told you something was up with this place. we've got to go tell somebody -- quick! [ hands clapping ] ♪ g-o! ♪ g-o, and bingo was his name-o ♪ ♪ was a farmer had a dog, and bingo was his name-o ♪ ♪ o! ♪ o! ♪ o, and bingo was his name-o ♪ was a farmer had a dog, and bingo was his name-o ♪ ♪ ing! ♪ ing, and bingo was his name-o! ♪ thank you, uh, peter. we'll let you know very soon. next will be, uh, eric theodore cartman. hello, everybody. now, just do it like we rehearsed, hon. i know, i know. [ clears throat ] ♪ she works hard for the money ♪ so hard for it, honey ♪ she works hard for the money ♪ so you better treat her right ♪ ♪ she works hard for the money ♪ so hard for it, hon-uh! ♪ she works hard for the money ♪ so you better treat her ri-uh! ♪ well, eric cartman, that certainly was...insane. thank you. we'll let you know. thank you. don't pick your nose, hon. i'm not pickin' it, ma! damn it! i have an itch! geez. where do we find these people? ou

. >> is kenny wake here kenny? calling names. >> yeah please. >> hi everyone my name is kenny and today i have a few things to say to you guys. first we we need no electronic -- it's invading our customers privacy. we keep circling around without making any money. there is a lot of times we're stuck in traffic. we need to have you guys doing something allowing us to make -- on market street or mission street it's much more easier to get out of the area. you are stuck in traffic with no customers and customers waiting for us and third ly i think it should be a suggestion that you guys can allow bus stations to have a drop off and pick up for taxi s allow customers to press button to call a cab so everybody can wait over there so they don't have to go all over the place and wait for the cabs thank you so much. applause. >> mr. attic here? calling names. no? long followed by -- calling names. >> good afternoon sir. >> yeah good afternoon everybody. good afternoon to all of my friends. i'm a yellow cab driver i would l

kenny, i will start with you. do you agree with the way mr. warren buffett is investing these days?> i do. first of all, it is warren buffett, if you have his money and buy these things, no matter what you have goes up. we hear from economist and strategist that people looking for 2013 and 2014 to be a real return to equities. i think when warren buffett stands up and makes that solid commentary about what he thinks, and he also has a big surprise sending us over the edge, by the way. i think it is a good shot in the arm for u.s. equities and it is a good message for individuals that are trying to get back into the market. that is still nervous. >> does it reassure the individual investor, jim? >> yeah. i think that after -- after kenny and i critique warren buffett, stick around and we will critique michael jordan and teach him how to shoot hoops as well. >> excellent. >> the point warren buffett made, what he said about interest rates and the thing that's interesting to me, is i'm not positive it means with interest rates where they are, there will be a ton of borrowing and some o

kenny had the soft, delicate looks of his mother, a girl who is grandparents came to america from the severity of rural ireland to the harshness of new york city in the 1890's from rough common family lorsed. he was quietly and lovingly by respectful parents. his mother was francis anne boyle, an irish girl from the bronx, whose family was unwilling or unable to escape from the tranquility of two family yards in the outer boroughs. instead like many families they remained in the south bronx and inwood touting apartment living. most of the offspring of this family, detesting this condition, diligently sought a place in the middle class. some struggled and failed. most attained stability through service to the city. others surpassed their assigned status and rose to positions of influence in many areas of the society, reaching as far as the u.s. senate. still others perished along the way, succumbing to the ills of all ghettos in spite of their dubious romance provide in abundance. kenny's father was tommy romero, a puerto rican boy born in east harlem, a different kind of ghetto that p

this week it's laser kenny loggins and laser james taylor. my head still feels funny. yeah.als, i bet i get all the free cheesy poofs i want. like you really need it, hippo-ass. it's sad how jealous you are, kyle. it really is. aah! aah! aah! whoa, dude! who the hell are you? [ weakly ] my...name...is...van g-gelder. van gelder? what the hell are you doing on our bus? there's some freaky kid from the planetarium on our bus! oh, great. i guess we have to go back. no! don't go back! no! please. don't take me back there. c-can't...can't. all right, dude. mellow out. geez. [ grunts ] we better get him to the nurse's office stat. aah! planetarium! aah! i'll give him a painkiller. that should calm him down. no! no painkiller! i'll be okay! okay, uh, van gelder? yeah?! m'kay, i'm counselor mackey. have you been smoking marijuana? marijuana's bad, m'kay? [ grunts ] must...tell -- the machine. the machine is... [ grunts ] well, i've never seen anything like this. what do you think, principal? whatever happened to him happened at the planetarium. aah! p-planetarium! i think tonight th

this is not about joanne neft and laura kenny. this is about the farmers, and this is about the greater community and connecting those two, and if you please, we're simply the facilitator. i just want to thank each one simply the facilitator. i just want to thank each one of you, too, because it takes a village. nobody does this alone. >> do you know that we've almost sold 8,000 books of our first printing? and our first printing is 10,000. so it's been out for a month and about 2 or 3 days now, and we are ready to go for our second printing already. >> first of all, welcome to our table. i would like you to know that this morning at the farmers' market, we purchased everything that you're gonna have for dinner tonight, and so--including the centerpiece, which is some artichokes and some romanesco. >> we had a message--i mean, to eat locally, eat in season--but we didn't know how it was gonna be received, and luckily it's been received very well. it's very humbling. people's response is enormous. they love that we have a guide to

. >> and kenny palcari, weigh in on this. >> i think everyone that the guests have said is absolutely true. i do think the market's exhausted. you can feel it, because we made this new high today. it absolutely was not the same one we made it back in 2007. the tone and the feeling of it is very different. that being said, i think the market is in a good place, but i think you do have to see some pullback and you do have to see some consolidation. >> how the the tone different, kenny? >> in 2007, people were fully employed. the housing bubble hadn't burst yet. people were feeling good about their homes, about what the future looked like. >> so we were saying, of course the market's going to go higher. >> exactly right. then we had this massive financial crisis. so this time, yes, we're making this new high, and it should feel good, but it's mixed emotions, right? because the market's telling you one thing, the economy's telling you another. and when you go out and talk to your next-door neighbor and you understand how they feel, there's a disconnect between what the market is saying an

nicole petallides down there on the floor of the new york stock exchange with kenny.ole: you know, you are of the same mindset of some of the traders i have been speaking with. you think we are going to get to the highs for the s&p. >> i think the market is not going to back off until they push it to the highs; right? they have to get the s&p. it's got to hit the 1564, and then you can almost feel like the market is waiting for it to get there so it can go -- and take a deep breath; right, and a sigh of relief that it in fact made it there. nicole: i wanted to also just note that you think when i said to you how about 14,500 on the dow, you think that's attainable and you think we're going higher by the end of the year. >> listen, i think the end of the year, i think 2013 and 14 are going to be great years for back to equities. i'm hoping that part of it is almost back to an equity investing 101, right? a basic get back to reality and there's a lot of money out there that needs to come back. nicole: let's talk about the banks. >> the bank stress tests are coming up to

yo-yo champion kenny strasser or k.ass is booked on the show in april 2010. >> well, i have been all around doing my yo-yo tricks. >> there's only one problem. the champ arrives with his yo-yo but says he can't use it. >> we had a little miscommunication. we're not going to get a lesson but that's all right. >> i would have brought, had i known -- >> that's okay. >> i thought it was a sit-down interview. i had this greased yesterday so it takes about 48 for it to set. >> without any yo-yos for tricks, the interview goes from strange -- >> you also do some juggling and other things for your act, right? >> i don't know why he puts that in there because i don't -- i don't juggle. >> to downright bizarre. >> i do on all of my fingers. i shoot out with the left hand first. i'm not yo-yoing but i'm whirling and it gets going and makes a loud whirring or buzzing sound. >> too bad the good folks at kqtv outside of kansas city, missouri, missed that show, because in a month, they, too, will endure the kenny strasser experience.

mike queen and michael dayad and kenny pulcari from o'neill securities. stephanie, interesting market here. teflon situation. the sequester just did not matter. what do you think happens now as we get into march? >> it's how impressive this week that we're even up at all given all the uncertainty that we've had, with italy at the beginning of the week, continued concerns about what will happen with monetary policy down the road and then sequestration. even economic data was kind mixed this week but the pillars of strength have been housing and manufacturing and the consumer, and we got good data points this week on all fronts. in fact i thought the ism number was very impressive, particularly the new orders. consumers, they are actually hanging in in terms of auto sales and retail sales and if oil prices continue to come down, maria, i think that group can continue to work, so i think we're in better position to handle the uncertainties, and i think what you want to do is certainly take profits when you have them but go back to these areas when these stoc

exactly right. >> kenny, yeah? >> let me ask you in, in terms of today, for example, mid-cap stocks hit act all-time high. transportation's down. do you read into anything, in terms of this allocation and rotation that we're seeing in this market? josh brown, in terms of where we are in this bull market, looking to what's working now and what's working less, than at the beginning of this? >> i think the real key here is that a lot of the rally we've had has been driven by an expansion of p.e. multiple. in fact, this is probably one of the biggest p.e. expansion multiple rallies. and so what's come along with that is the fact that we're looking at things like housing, that actually make sentiment better, make people feel better. since the bottom in 2009, we've seen $1.5 trillion in household wealth, come back because of housing. last year, the stock market generated 400,000 new millionaire households. we're back to about 9 million millionaire households. so you can say it's the feds, the fed, the fed. but at the sam

>> fred phelps and kenny chesney come out in support in a duet. that i think that would be great.you could get me in trouble if you finished that thought to its conclusion, because kenny chesney is an amazing straight country singer. >> after years of demon sizing gay marriage to get votes, karl rove is now open to marriage equality to get votes. karl rove has long been fostering fear and scorn of his fellow gay americans because that's part of the job description. in 2004, the rove controlled gop warned us constantly of a dire threat to traditional marriage and anti gay initiatives. seeing one of the greatest architects of homophobia is so exciting and tint lating, it should be described as gay porn. i wonder if it has

. >> michael: so joining me now to talk about this is linda kenny baden.l specker we have to go to this before. how was it meeting her. >> it was great. i hope i can do her justice. that's all i hope. >> michael: you have the same accent. so that will work. >> new jersey accept, great. >> michael: fantastic. linda, let's talk about this trial. why is it that a trial comes along every now and then that totally grips us? the earmarks are here for sex violence murder, mystery, but what is it about this trial or trials like this that just grip us as a country? >> well, not only is it a death penalty case, but adorable when you look at her, a young woman who first came on the screen had long blond hair. is she's mormon. he's mormon. and then there is sex sex, sex that you can't even talk about on television. it's that raise racy, it's 50 shades of mormonism. that was a joke. >> michael: i like that. we're going to talk about it on tv because you said we couldn't. here is cnn with a little more of that graphic television. >> arias soon converted to mormonism lik

my name is kenny wilson. you must not know i hate you low life white people as is.correct grammar. he can't halfway spell, but yet he wants to be derogatory and racist and that's the kind of stuff we have to deal with when we're doing our job. we didn't ask for them to come here. they're not on vacation. they're not at the ramada. i'm doing my job. if they don't like it, they shouldn't come. >> been here a couple months getting more familiar with things and getting used to the inmates and things like that, you know, building a relationship with everybody. >> after months of training, cadet hardy has finally become correctional officer hardy. >> i've been working a lot of overtime. the way the overtime system works is you have to cover another shift. we'll work 16 hours. today i came in at 2:00 p.m. and i won't get off until 6:00 a.m. in the morning. so it's a long ride, especially when you have to go home and still spend time with your family and things like that. but the money is good. that's what's appealing to you and you want to do it. it can get overwhelming so

kenny, come in here with o'neil securities. headline risk for europe is bad -- >> right. >> -- we're only down 45 points. >> we're right where we were in premarket trading. we bounce and launch forward again. it's testing that level again. if it tries to bounce one more time, my sense is that it's going to do that and go to the downside over the next couple of days. there's a lot of risk going on. >> and we have the fed meeting. >> which we're not going to get out of. we have the finance minister of russia going to meet -- >> be careful what you wish for. >> isn't that the truth. >> thanks, kenny. see you later. let's go to the nymex. seema mody is following the numbers there. >> some of the risk-on sectors like technology are underperforming. take a look at the nasdaq. we're down 30 points on the day. a lot of focus on apple. that stock down more than 1%. today, one year back, apple announced its first dividend in 17 years. within tech, apple was the largest dividend payer in 2012. keep in mind the ratio with the earnings that

my name is mr kenny's best calculates kidney r m e i s. s from the from the european services forum e.s.f. this and we have a meeting tomorrow but i didn't get time today to to go to those i want to. visit ok. thank you very much. dresses is a small city to kind of provinces but that's on this earth. when you know a bit further about it's brussels is really the place. this is where the business is taking place this is where they just station is dot i think there was the figure is around eighty percent of all ages stations which. touching direct life of european citizens has actually been initiated. just. if you look at the plus human the epicenter of political power in europe you see the european commission on the one side next to the council of the e.u. . and all around that's where you find lobby offices most of them belonging to big multinational corporations and you find them also in all of the side streets all over to the european parliament and beyond. to finance the lobby at borders of large corporations who find industry lobby grou

they've made a movie and guess what, the bio pick has someone playing linda kenny biden. this scene with helen mirren. >> shut up, phillip. you know the difference between your different behaviors? >> i act the same with everyone. >> no, nobody does. you didn't act the same around the beatles like you did with an autograph seeker. you can control your behave. why is this important? because if you don't you're going to jail for the rest of your life. the prosecution is going to do everything in its power to enrage you because that's all they have. michael: so my first question is what was al pacino like? >> everyone was wonderful hbo,al pacino, helen mirren. the passion they brought to the roles, i'm humbled to have hear play a defense attorney like me. michael: was she accurate, did she pick up on the things you wanted her to pick up on? >> the problem is, i couldn't tell him what exactly had happened, because of the breach of attorney-client privilege. what helen did was pick up on the compassion and pick up on the drive that i had when i represent any criminal defendant

who went by kenny clutch. two others died when the mazurati slammed into a taxi after he was shot. >> los gatos leaders examine a temporary ban on selling guns in the city only applying to new gunshots after many neighbors voiced concern over the opening of a gunshot after a council member questioned why local authorities granted permission for the store to operate before it obtained the federal firearms sales permit. the plan needs votes from four of 9 five council members in order to pass. >> tense san francisco stand off with a burglary suspect ended with a woman surrendering after 2 1/2 hours yesterday. >> this was how it ended where police found the woman inside someone's house. the woman threw down two weapons and was hauled out of the house by police. you can see her as she is taken to be checked by paramedics. a neighbor said before the stand off began she saw the woman trying to get in her building. >> i confronted her and she sort of twitched and walked away. i saw her walk up the hill. >> police say

. - oh, don't start with me, kenny! - fake! captioning sponsored by comedy central from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: hi, everybody. welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. big show tonight. eva mendes is joining us. a fine actress. i want to talk about america, land that i love. standing beside her i can't help but notice she has issues that need addresses veesa see vis a vis economics and people in grocery stores throwing milk so they can slip. take that minimum wage mop person that has to clean that up. a lot of problems that need fixing. there's only one thing standing in our way. >> the republicans don't seem to get it. instead of working pour the people they would rather work to obstruct. >> obstruction is the orthodox. they think compromise say dirty word. >> the policy seems to be just say no. >> republicans have clog order blocked everything we've tried to do. >> jon: yes! beca

. >> she left las vegas shortly after killing kenny cherry. investigators say harris fired from his suv, shooting into cherry's car. barreled through an intersection, hitting a taxi and causing a chain reaction crash. two people in the taxi were also killed. >> i can't imagine anything more serious than firing a weapon from a moving vehicle into another moving vehicle on a corner such as las vegas boulevard. >> harrison was charged with three counts of murder. but authorities say more charges could be added as the investigation develops. now harris' arrest came as cherry was buried today in oakland. we reached out to his family and they did not want to comment on the arrest. >> amazing. i'm hearing this guy has a rap sheet like a mile long. what do we know? >> we know he described himself as a pimp on social media. he faced charges for sexual assault, weapons, drug dealing. the charges he is facing now issue obviously by far the most serious and he'll be arraigned in court. >> murder now on the list. all right, kristen, thank you. >>> disturbi

. >>> let's bring in kenny polcari.e saying today we kind of you are stuck, banging against that one resistance level. >> and every day we have the seesaw. we're up seven, down seven, so where we we got in the last two weeks? nowhere. it's the who will end of the quarter thing, everyone v everyone just trying to hold it together. >> we went from the -- we went to 1563 up 10%, two weeks ago, and we're still stuck at 1560 something. >> the fact that the market is just continuing to churn here, it's building a base in here, which is actually -- would be good. >> that's very good. >> the thing i think we have to be concerned about is what happens come april. our profit margins will hold. are the -- what's it going to say about china and europe. >> are you surprised that given the banks in cyprus remain closed we haven't seen more of a ripple effect? we did initially. >> i'm actually very surprised. every day that it's closed is more fear and anxiety over there. the fact that how are they going to control that? yes they'll p

range rover into a maserati driven by kenneth wayne cherry, an aspiring rapper who called himself kenny clutch. >>> san jose police and school officials are investigating a teacher accuse of trafficking child pornography. ktvu's robert handa is live in san jose to tell us why the teacher had contact with a number of students in a number of cities, robert? >> reporter: it has been a long tough day for the district informing parents and as the word spread the fear grows. >> reporter: tracing the steps has the andrew hill high school busy today. he was arrested by police for distributing child pornography. >> the youngest ones were four years old, up to nine. 5-7 years old. these are sexual acts. >>> there is no evidence he produced his own child pornography. he was a substitute from 2009 till last month. investigators point out he worked a large area. >> we are determining at what schools he substituted, how many days, what grade levels so we could be responsive to parents. >> the superintendent held an emergency meeting this afternoon and parents were notified quickly. >> it is horrible.

police say, harris was behind the wheel of the s-u- v when he opened fire on aspiring rapper kenny clutch clutch's mazarati and a taxi cab that killed two others. here's video of that fiery crash. las vegas police say, tineesha howard -- a passenger in the s-u-v during the shooting, is no longer being sought in the case. police also interviewed two other women who were also in the black range rover during the shooting. at this time, the passengers in the s-u-v are not facing charges in the incident. meanwhile -- harris has not kept a low profile since the crash. kron 4 obtained a video posted on youtube. showing the 26 year old in a bathroom smirking and flashing a stack of money. harris talks about a luxury lifestyle. and asks viewers if they will help him count something. he continually fans out the big stack of money and drops the bills on the counter. police say, the video is just one of several online displays of harris' bravado which are now being examined while the investigation continues. police plan to charge harris with all three deaths and are currently waiting for his extradit

and kenny? - yeah, stan? - stay gold. beep! - [roars] [eerie music] - [incoherent shouting] stan! i'm comin'! i'm comin', stan! [babbling] stan. ♪ - i spoke with the insurance company. they said we can get some of our money back. not all of it but some. you want to come home? get changed, take a shower? - no. - you want to just sit here a little more and be frozen? - yeah. - you want me to bring you some mcdonalds? - okay. - what do you want from mcdonalds? - chicken nuggets. and fries. sweet and sour sauce. and hi-c orange. [beeping] ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. big show tonight! oh, the actor paul have you had here. let me guess you made another (bleep) movie and it's really (bleep) good. give someone else a chance. anyway -- wait a minute -- where is my pen? [laughter] i specifically remember applying for a federal grant for a pen -- [laughter] -- where is my pen? it's official. >> the sequestration has arrived. >> $85 billion in automatic government spending cuts. >> jon: dammit! [laughter]

he got in a fight with oakland rapper, kenny "clutch" cherry on february 21st. he allegedly chased cherry down las vegas boulevard and fired five shots in the maserati he was driving. he hit another man and killed the driver and passenger. >>> the woman accused of kicking a toddler on golden gate park on monday is expected to be in court. 24-year-old sabrina bell allegedly walked past a man and his daughter and kicked the little girl in her chest. luckily, she was not seriously hurt. they say she threatened to kill other children before running away. no word on what provoked that attack. >> parents at a morgan hill daycare want to know why it took so long for staff to report a teacher after she allegedly tried to drug a group of toddlers. dozens of administrators meeting at the kiddy academy. friday morning, grass was caught putting sleeping medication into children's drinking cups. the reasons parents were upset here, the school didn't report that ins don't police until monday morning. >> how could they sleep and how could they go through the weekend knowing wh

name is mr kenny's best calculates kidney r. and s. . from the from the european side it's just. the s.f. yes and we have a meeting tomorrow but i didn't get tired today to to go to those i want to that is it ok. thank you very much. dressed as a small city it's a kind of provinces' but that's on this earth. when you know a bit further about it's brussels is really the place. this is where this is taking place this is where legislation is dealt i think there with the figure is around eighty percent of all it just places which are. touching direct life of european citizens is actually initiated here thus. if you look at plus you money did epicenter of political power in europe you see the european commission on the one side next to the council of the e.u. . and all around that's where you find lobby offices most of them belonging to big multinational corporations and you find them also in all of the side streets all over to the european parliament and beyond. who finds a good lobbyist for this of large corporations and find industry lobby groups and their lobby operations being yo

i want to start with you kenny dwight and ask about something eduardo vega that said that force is not treatment. that basically the key is to approach people with mental illness with love, kindness and compassion. i know from our editorial page that when we have written about laura's law that some of the post poignant arguments from family members that they have done everything they can do but don't know how to help a loved one. what would you have done? could force treatment made a difference? >> yes. absolutely. laura's law is not forced treatment. i don't know why mr. vega keeps using that word because laura's law is an upfront tool before somebody needs crisis. if they are proven to be a danger to themselves or someone else, a judge tries to get a treatment team and they try to talk with this person and figure out a way for them to stay out of the hospital. we have forced treatment, we have 51/50. my son has been through 51/50 numerous times. he's been slammed with this

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one of the perception eps these days, is good news allowing for gridlock. >> kenny, i want to bring up a quote that actually dove tails nicely with what steve liesman was talking about earlier which came out earlier this morning. he said, what they would like to see, they meaning the fed, is sustained strength. we've had accelerations in payroll growth to art's point and they have proven to be short lived in a couple of cases. the market seems to be looking at this as if the fed will take way the punch bowl. >> but again, see, i don't think the fed has taken away the punch bowl. and they did this a couple weeks ago when they interpret bit minutes. they came out the next day and said, whoa, don't anyone look nervous. i think the market needs to see sustained but it is plus 250 consistently. plus 300 really is the better number. that it is consistently. until we see that, we have this waffle. don't forget we have this dramatic move. no surprise at all. and we are still up. not even down. >> but these are great numbers and you would anticipate, i've gotten e-mails today, hey, bob, how com

this is an e-mail sent to kenny ortega, who is the director of the this is it concert tour. up for rehearsals, so the ceo wrote to kenny ortega this threat, hey, tell that guy that, you know, we're the ones who are paying his bills. well, nobody was paying his bills. i read this e-mail, really, as sort of an empty threat to a doctor to try to get the star back on track again. again, if it comes down to a contract, well, there isn't a contract. so, debora's right, though. it's going to be entirely up to the jury and she's in california. i used to live in california, covered lots of cases out there. you never know what a california jury's going to do. >> and this will be an interesting one. you can catch cnn or watch cnn all week for updates on jackson's wrongful death trial. remember, it starts tuesday. >>> it's shaping up to be a wet easter in the south and the east and lurking behind the rain, say it ain't so, another blast of cold. alexandra steele, why?! >> so depressing, right? hi, everyone. happy easter. here's a look at the big picture. a lot of rains, southern plains,

liz: let me get to peter kenny. you're an equity guy. we know you like equities. what else going forward as we see this may or may not last. there may be an interim correction. where do people who have a little bit of dry powder, couple thousand dollars they want to salt throughout the market, where should they be putting it? >> look for trades that have been confirmed repeatedly over last three, four, five quarters, housing financials. these are two, if you believe in the thesis we have a major leg up in the market which was confirmed by the transports and the dow earlier today, if you're a believer in this thesis, i'm a believer in it, are two pill lars -- pillars for any move higher and expansion in the economy domestically. housing, financials without a doubt. energy as the third. liz: okay. >> large cap technology for the dividend but those three i think you've got to have exposure sure to with dry powder right now. liz: let me tell the viewers. things working past five months, at least follow that trend for now, correct. >> yes. david: wow! that is amazing w