. >> kool-aid, apples, oranges. >> corn. corn cobs. >> ketchup, tomato paste. >> pineapple. >> grapefruits. >> prunes, peaches. >> sugar and yeast. >> they can get their hands on prunes, that's what they like to use. >> of the many experts we met the truest connoisseur had to be tyrone outlaw. an inmate at kern valley state prison, ironically located right in the heart of california's central valley wine country. >> we have two types of alcohol. we have pruno, which is made from oranges and fruit that we lit sit and rot, pour it into a bag, make mush out of it and add hot water to it and let it sit with a lot of sugar into it. that ferments it to allow it to accumulate the alcohol base. then we take it from the bag, tour it into a pillow case and strain it. keeping all the mush out and just putting the liquid into a bag. we use 40 apples, and two boxes of sugar, you'll come up with about three gallons of pruno. and once you're done with the pruno you can sell it. each tumbler costs $10. that's a 16 ounce tumbler. so you sell

kool herc was holding a birthday party for herself.e music on his turn table, he began to slow the music down, slow the record. people stood up and took notice, and they began asking him to do it again. he did it again. they asked him to do it again and again. he did it again. he attracted more and more people to his performance, and people began to imitate him. and that was the beginning of hip-hop music. it started in the bronx. >> moody's records. inside, rummaging for records just like he used to do is the man, the legend, one of the select few who started it all, who created the sound that hundreds of millions of people now claim as their own. google who created hip hop. go ahead. you get dj kool herc. national landmark now is it? >> no, it's not. we're working on it. it's still the birthplace of hip-hop undisputed. because i didn't start it with four guys in a club. i started it in a residential building. at the time it wasn't the building. we had a watchful eye over the recreation room. she was watching for any disturbance, and

kool and the gang. and with that magnetic strip still in place, the atm also a potential danger. >> be aware that at any given point in time there could be a skimming device on the face of that >> reporter: this might sound stupid but check that there's nothing jiggling been brazil. looks like a normal ain.h this false fronthallround money. >> also make sure that you cover up the actual keypad with your other hand as you punch in your pin code because there could be a camera anywhere recording your pin number. >> reporter: robert siciliano has an atm in his garage. >> when criminals set up a skim scam, there's generally two parts to the scam. one would be a small wireless camera here hidden behind this mirror. this takes video footage of the keypad as you're punching in your pin code. in addition to the camera, of course, is the skimming device. ce of the ng device fits on the so when you swipe your card through, it grabs the information off the back even if a consumer has a chip card, it doesn't make a

unfortunately, tavis has been drinking the kool-aid that's been served to the public about all of theegative per sessions. everything that he touched on as to why he has concluded that those labels fit donald trump were based upon taking things out of context. that's where he gets it from. he not only listens and drinks the kool-aid, but he's sharing it with a lot of black people because he has a large black audience. >> do you think the black vote can get behind donald trump? say it's trump versus clinton, do you think that there is a real chance that donald trump could peel off black voters from hillary clinton if those two wind up running against each other? >> absolutely yes. donald trump can peel off some of the black voters and here's why. when it's down to one on one, let's assume for the moment, i know we're not there yet, that it's trump versus clinton. what will happen is, if trump starts to put his platform and his ideas that helps everybody at the front of his speech, those are the sound bites that people will begin to hear. the reason that there's this so-called divide be

by the way, kool and the gang, the guy singing right now is not kool, it's somebody else. >> he's the gang? >> no, he left. listen to it. let's all celebrate and have a good time. >> i don't think i even know the names of the people in the band. should i know them? >> give me one second. it's time to come together, it's up to you, what's your pleasure? [laughter] >> it is fantastic. all right -- >> anyway, it is great. we are celebrating friday, arbor day. and, by the way, tomorrow is greek easter. so happy easter to those who are celebrating tomorrow. fantastic. >> absolutely. all right, a couple of things going on. donald trump, somebody doesn't like him and sent them something really nasty, potentially dangerous in the mail. white powder. >> they evacuated trump tower last night. >> a portion of it, at least. i actually was in the neighborhood, i saw the -- >> the hoopla? >> the vehicles, the media. what's going on? white powder. >> this is the second time they sent white powd tore a family member, eric trump about a month ago. turned out to be nothing, same thing with last night,

>> you have to drink a little of your own kool-aid. it's the only way to attract people. maybe they could have had more transparency. >> a prediction for where the company goes? >> i don't know how much cash they have on the books. there's a lot of competent people. if they have enough money they can turn this around. >> that's the question for a lot of these companies. it will be interesting to watch. thanks for coming in today. appreciate it. joe lonsdale. >>> now let's turn our attention to oil. no deal, of course, at the meeting at dohar from some of the big countries that supply oil. news that continues to hit the price of crude although we are substantially off our lows as we trade. look at that, down $1 overall. pretty close to $40 a barrel. brian sullivan is live in dohar with more. take it away. >> reporter: yes. thank you. you can thank striking kuwaiti oil workers for that drop. listen, the sun is setting here in qatar and that's sort of a metaphor for the hopes for a production freeze because the sun has set on that after yesterday's rather bitter meeting. min

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. >> we used to make kool-aid but now the water is not clean, and we have to use bottleed water. >> the president saw the reporter, wrote back, and answered her plea. now he is headed to flint to meet her on wednesday. it will be his first visit since the water crisis began two years ago. all the golden state warriors are now wait telling see who they will lay in the next runs after ending the rockets may off last night, and dubs fans are waiting to snap up tickets to upcoming games and our reporter is here with more on that. there are two events today, and tomorrow the tickets are on sail for insiders and the public. though will go quick because even with stuff on the side line can you not take your eyes off the help credible team. warriors fans have a lot to cheer about knocking the rockets out of the playoffs with a blow out win at oracle arena. next up, the western conference semi finals, to face the winner of the clippers trailplaceers -- frame blazers -- trail blazers. >> hopefully we play the clippers because they have to starts out. steph curry is out waiting for the knee injury

to the extent you start to drink your own kool-aid and you believe that you are mozart, impenetrable,is when you are going to invite significant disruptions. we want to remain focused on playing our own game and at the same time, paying close attention to the way technology continues to evolve in the competitive landscape and how it evolves. you never want to lose sight of playing your own game. emily: facebook seems to be chewing up all media ad dollars. can linkedin drive significant ad revenue? jeff: absolutely. within our context, it's a large opportunity. there's tens of billions of dollars being spent on b2b within an online capacity. it's highly fragmented. it can be highly inefficient and we are in a position by virtue of our audience and to help our marketing partners to target the right decision-makers. we will continue to focus very aggressively on building up that part of our business. emily: one thing you have on facebook is china. you guys have found a way to penetrate china. how would you rate your progress in china? do you feel like you've cracked the code, do you feel

by the way, kool and the gang, the guy singing right now is not kool, it's somebody else. >> he's the gang? >> no, he left. listen to it. let's all celebrate and have a good time. >> i don't think i even know the names of the people in the band. should i know them? >> give me one second.

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. >> we used to make kool-aid but now it is not clean and we have to see use bottled water. >> the presidentand wrote back answering her three and now he is headed to flint to meet her next wednesday. it will be the first visit since the water crisis began did years ago. >> can't wait to see the meeting on camera. >> it will be great. [ inaudible ] >> good morning, everyone, 6:50, check out san rafael, we have 51 degrees, and look at live doppler hd the next three hours a possibility of showers over the ocean and in the mountains and we are dealing with a lot of sunshine and it looks gorgeous at golden gate bridge and the morning sunshine. we will have more of that dead and breezes will pick up at 20-30 along the coast and 10-to around bay shore and weekend highs and no new storms the next seven days so put the umbrella away unless you use it to shade ourselves from the sunshine. low-to-mid 70s in the south bay, and we will warm up to 72 in san jose and 66 in santa cruz , and 64 in millbrae to los altos at 69 and fastest breezes over the ocean at 50 diagnosises and barely at secretary at sun

suggested they drink the kool-aid.leant? >> we have a team that does biotech. we like that area. we like the whole notion of health and wellness and whole notion that we as a country unfortunately getting older except for you, basically we need to spend less because it's too big a piece of our gdp and find ways to do it. can we do it with generics? yes. this motion of pay to delay, the government has to be the traffic cop in the whole free market system. you need a traffic cop occasionally. as a result of that, we want to know these companies and we own several of them. >> but not valeant? >> i think we own 1,000 shares of valeant. >> it was a -- >> that's $30,000. >> you like to see the pain that people are suffering or enjoying. >> be sure to catch kelly's full interview with mario gabelli on cnbc.com/pro. when valeant is down another 7% on these bloomberg headlines that lenders aren't going to give into easier terms here. >> interesting they are playing hard ball. it would be technical default if the lenders said yo

i think a lot of national guys have been drinking the kool-aid. here in wisconsin it's been pretty anti-trump. what you're seeing here in wisconsin is what happens when he doesn't have the air cover and people on the air who are making excuses for him or rationalizing or spinning. i think you'll see that in south eastern wisconsin that once donald trump is challenged once he's asked tough questions by me or you, he doesn't do well. you have voters here who are very savvy. they pay attention. they can see when somebody is faking it and when they are the real deal. >> what did you sense of trump having a penetrating opportunity with him? did you have a sense he hadn't given thought to the issues you care about? >> i think that's exactly right. it's not so much he's not a conservative or a liberal. he really hasn't thought about that. >> could he have run as a liberal democratic? >> he could have. his positions on socialized medicine or tax increases, a lot of those things could have been a populist democratic candidate. we have a lot of conservative

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is she drinking the kool aid a little bit with all due respect? or is hillary clinton gaining here?there are cynics who think that the media wants it to be a close race. in this case these are authentic numbers, reliable numbers. there is only one number to focus on and that is the 33% of wisconsinites consider themselves independent. and in wisconsin there is no voter registration by party. you register as a voter. when you go to the polls they hand you one sheet of paper that has both primaries on them. the moment you have to decide which party you vote for and which candidate you vote for is in the booth. i suspect that right now as we are talking there is a kind of invisible conference call among all independents. >> do you think so really? because when i talk to both republican and democratic party leaders unlike many other states where they were nervous about the crusover vote i don't hear here that a lot here. at least the sense with party leadership is that they see people who generally vote democratic voting democratic and people who generally vote republican voting republi

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that she wasn't dead or hurt when she crawled out from under the train herself and she had this big kool-aid on her face and it was just like, okay. i'm all right. are you serious? really? okay. just get out of the pit now. come on. >> sophia scrambles to her feet, falls, and is finally helped off the tracks by shocked bystanders. >> she seemed so calm. i don't know if she -- i didn't really know if she knew what was really happening at some point, you know? >> sophia did not respond to our requests for an interview. fortunately, she escapes the incident with only a few scratches. >> it wouldn't have been a good outcome if the train would have went any further. because there isn't a lot of space between the actual equipment and the ground. it wouldn't have been pretty. >> they said your actions were heroic. >> for their quick thinking sharise and a co-worker receive a host of awards including one from the massachusetts governor. >> i didn't think of it as me being a hero at all. it was just me doing my job like any other. it was just a reflex of, you know, stay calm and just stop the train.

. -- kool-aid. that's why they're there. this isn't about hate. here's the other thing, neil. trump supporters will be emboldened with stuff like this, and right-thinking republicans and conservatives will be encouraged by this. they're not going be scared off. that's the difference between this situation and a 196. so it's the appeal of donald trump, it's going to enhance the appeal of donald trump. because one of the reasons he is doing so well is because he is fighting the establishment republicans, he is also fighting the liberal media and continue know that and he continues to be successful. so some protests outside, smart enough to know that these are inspired by people who are trying to stop him by genuine beef. this is about taking a stand on behalf of the american people, and i don't think trump in this campaign. >> just when you are watching trump speaking to a large group of supporters to get ready for the state republican convention where they're selecting their delegates, 172, going the cleveland republican convention, to the view outside this where we had quite a

it's more than just drinking the kool-aid, people are guzzling the lemonade. freedom >> reporter: this morning, the beyhive is buzzing over her release of new concoction of lemonade. i'd rather be crazy brimming with celeb cameos and teaming with social justice commentary. >> reporter: but what really has people talking the potential lemons that came before the lemonade. hearing sour notes of possible cheating, lies and distrust. powerful lyrics being interpreted by many as telling her story of her marriage to jay z. >> is this is such a personal album for beyonce. different from her previous work. betrayal, infidelities and conflicts that arise in relationship. >> reporter: apparent infidelity by the rap mogul. >> you came home at 3:00 a.m. and lie to me. >> reporter: beyonce dons a wedding dress with a biting ultimatum. of jay z's cheating reached a fever pitch after beyonce's sister appeared to attack him. in lemonade, the queen alludes to a mystery mistress. looking at my watch you should be home better call becky with the good >> reporter: some are specul

we're well positioned for that and we have kind of kool-aid man rules where you can just go through the wall if it's just -- >> and hillary, why is it called 18f? >> our little homage to "30 rock." the services at d.c. are at the corner of 18 and f. i don't know if anybody here has seen the silicon valley hbo show where they're brainstorming all the names for their different products. we totally did that. i had a white board full of things. we narrowed them down. we came up with about four that we sent off to the lawyers. and 18f was the only one that really didn't pose any problems. but it stuck. and actually i really like it. >> i love that story so much. and i was really hoping it was like area 51, there was some kind of, i don't know, little surreptitious dark about itp. and there you are at the corner of 18 and f street. that's really very cool. let's talk about really digging in and getting some serious things done to develop or revise services. lisa, let's start with you. because you're in an agency that touches everybody in the country, education, in some way. and you guys have

movement, vote for any other republican candidate than trump or so totally love, respect, drink did trump kool-aid for trump this election process and people saying pennsylvania could go from blue to red. how are you seeing that play out where you are? >> exactly. i mean, i'm just taking it for all the good it's worth and riding the wave. i'll register people for trump, new republicans to vote against trump. the more people in philadelphia, outnumbered 7-1, if we can get new republicans involved on our ward committees, involved in all the groums and the hard work we do every election to try to keep philadelphia close and republican candidates win statewide, all of these new people are going to be part of that and we're going to make sure we're putting them to work and involved in the process. >> just quickly, when you hear people call pennsylvania a beauty contest, do your eyes roll or do you think there's some truth to that? >> i may have just rolled my eyes. i'm not sure. i mean -- >> okay. >> i think the delegates very much take this role seriously. we had to think about it a long time ago. get

because janet has spiked the kool-aid with the fed and shot the rate hike between the eyes.s why stocks are up. let's get real and that's the reality of the situation. >> do you think it affects tech as other industries? why does google care about interest rates? >> people are forced into the fed is placing money in capital in places where it shouldn't be. the s&p right now. if you look at it tech is 20.5% of the s&p. versus energy down at 7%. so people are getting along stock relative to the performance. >> gentlemen, we'll see you online in a second. for more trading nation go to our website. tradingnation.cnbc.com. europes continues to struggle. however mr. wonderful kevin o'leary has been bullish on europe. he'll tell you why, but only if you stick around. nothing unleashes power... quite like the human foot. introducing the 255 horsepower lexus is 300 all-wheel-drive. with twenty-five percent more base horsepower. once driven, there's no going back. >>> now the latest from trading nation.kee natio nation.cnbc.com. >>> now final thoughts from shark tank's kevin o'leary.

>> i think we bought -- we drank the kool-aid and we like the story and it was -- it was too good to be true. frankly if something is too good to be true, it really is. she got the celebrity -- none of those people know anything about anything. two of the doctors she had quit two years ago. once a celebrity board, having people like henry kissinger and george schultz, give me a break. >> i'm not going to pretend i have any clue about the science. i have no idea. this could be the greatest thing since sliced bread, may work ten years out, i have no idea. when we look at the board, and i made this mass take yesterday, guys, you go to theranos' website, it says board and consultants. i thought bill frist and other senators were on the board, they're actually just consultants. jeffrey sonnenfeld, what management mistakes can you see at theranos, what have they screwed up on the management side? >> they have gone through some dramatic changes, you're right to be confused. at one point bill frist and bill fogy of the cdc, henry kissinger, george schultz, they were on the board, it was a ce

it keeps your beer or kool-aid crystallized. a bowling alley. 1500 square foot master bathroom. it has a sunken tub with a cascading waterfall, chase lounger inside of it. a closet with a 250 shoe rack. >> that's amazing. >> we want to show you some homes or some places stuck in the 90s. we want you to freestyle rap if you could how you would update them for right now. >> where are we at. >> oh goodness gracious look at this. well get rid of the fireplace and add some cultured stone and one thing we're not going to live alone and get rid of all the furniture. all the panelling here got to go. add wallpaper nice ceiling touches and get rid of the ceiling fan. they're gone. dated and hated. >> all right. >> good for you. >> how about a bedroom. what would you say about this. >> the cat can stay everything else has to go. >> we might be able to work something out with the chandelier. >> fan too. >> fans are dated. they're out. this definitely needs a makeover. green carpet. oh, no. grandma's house there. >> popcorn ceiling. no way. >> kitchen. okay this kitchen just needs a complet

>> no, i'm waiting and waiting, if the people want to run them up and drink the kool-aid and say, heyy the way, these things are cheap. i'm not in a rush here. dagen: i want to point out the m and a business is not going to completely perhaps. it's slowed down, but you're not going to see the mega deals and the government, god forbid intervened in horrific ways, but you'll see transactions. >> the monster fees are gone, but the small and mid cap may have more m and a. maria: we've got to mention the price of oil, all the way up above $40 a barrel. one of the reasons the markets have stabilized. we've got a production freeze summit coming up on the 17th. is that going to-- >> breaking news, we've been talking about this for a while and maybe takes care of the supply side, assuming the saudis, russians and iranians and qataris are going to agree to a freeze. but if there's oil that slips out and did. maria: take a look at the campaign trail, the delegate count on the republican side, donald trump 755 and ted cruz in the 500. the candidate needs to hit, 1237. randy evans thinks that dona

has to realize that a lot of this protesting and anger at the west , they are drinking vodka spiked kool-aid. nato does a lot of good in the world. society'ss free democracies and we are truly a union of democracies on the planet. i will be darned if i will allow and ournravel nato western protections. people better think about it, they want to put this guy in the presidency. the leader of the free world. you have a cup of coffee and wake up -- they needed to have a cup of coffee and wake up. people are reading too many alternative news websites and not bring attention to the facts. -- paying attention to the facts. this country has to be its own filter. since we don't have people editing and double ,hecking news online anymore human beings, especially americans need to be more careful and check into these things themselves. they have to be their own editor and they have to be smart enough to check all kinds of different sources for their information. host: connie in kansas city, kansas. we go back to your phone calls in a few seconds. did want to point out some news on a story we've been fo

. >> now the big bouncy balls like the kool-aid man, i felt like him. this is a new game. >> right. interact together. just kind of a neat experience. totally different. >> i love this. i love the fact that we're talking about summer camps. i'm thinking of doing the same for my kids. thank you so much for coming. how can we find out more information? >> go to powerofcamp.com. >> thank you. everyone is having fun, including the weather machine. >> i love camp. >> yeah. it's fun. >>> coming up, it is now mathematically impossible for ted cruz or john kasich or bernie sanders to clinch their party's nomination. so why aren't they dropping out? is this fair to the voter? we'll analyze that coming up next. nexium 24hr is the #1 selling frequent heartburn brand in america. ♪ "i hope you like it spicy" get complete protection with the purple pill. the leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium level protection. a vehicle so versatile it owns meeanything outdoors.re gator xuv590i, thirty-two horsepower, a twelve hundred-pound payload and over a thousand different ways to configure yours. g