-sbrocco: [ laughs ] -kramer: good to hear.brocco: if you would like to try tanguito argentinean grill & empanadas, it's on jones at beach in san francisco. the telephone number is 415-577-4223. it's open for lunch and dinner till 7:00 p.m. every day except monday. reservations are not accepted, and the average meal price per person without drinks is around $14. cash only, by the way. ah, remembering these spots make me hungry, but that's okay. it's so good to know we can go visit again and again and again. jeff kramer and the spicy south american flavors at tanguito argentinean grill & empanadas, stu smith and the eclectic dishes from the historic san francisco spot, the grubstake, and finally, denise coleman and the delectable delicatessen of turk and larkin deli. we really want to hear your thoughts about today's show and your experiences at any of the restaurants we've been talking about. so go to our website at kqed.org/checkplease where you'll find a lot more information and details on all the restaurants featured. you ca

after we hear the first story just before christmas, josh kramer from innovative pest management came forward and offered to exterminate. today, 7 on your side came back with kramer to see the transformation. >> was all the news story that you guys did. it was absolutely the right thing to do. >> while the crew was working on the apartment, her landlord sent crews to paint the apartment new locks of a door, and carpeting on the floor. over the weekend, kramer had a brand-new bed delivered. >> i did not have a bed. >> she is so happy that she has what she calls a brand-new apartment, a brand-new bed to sleep in. most of you, no bedbugs. -- most importantly, no bedbugs. >> if you need something fixed talk to channel 7. horace holmes, abc 7 news. >> if you have a story that you want 7 on your side to investigate, send an e-mail to tips@wjla.com or call 1-866-236-3401. coming up -- another local community has banned the containers that are a staple of takeout places. first, learn how investigating one crime helped the police discover another and save these dogs. >> and still tracking a wi

relatives identify her at marilyn kramer. three other residents eskamdcaped.

. >> we're joined more -- by our middle east correspondent, tania kramer.hat can we expect as a response from the netanyahu government? >> mr. netanyahu -- there is a lot of anger in israel about this. israel has tried repeatedly to prevent palestinian leadership, the palestinians from becoming a member of the international criminal court. the israeli prime minister has said that the palestinians as well would have to see consequences, since israel could press war crime charges as much as palestine could. joining the international kernel court is a long procedure, and we could see other things happening with israel and the palestinian authority. >> the palestinians must already be extremely frustrated by the latest dramatic setback yesterday at the u.n. security council. >> there was certainly a real disappointment. it was a disappointing outcome for palestinian leadership after the un security council rejected this resolution to inend the occupation. palestinian officials in ramallah expressed their anger at the security council. it was expected the u.s. w

forward and offered to exterminate. >> today, "7 on your side" came back to the apartment with kramermation. >> it was the holidays. we saw the news story that you guys did and it was almost an impulsive decision. and it was absolutely the right thing to do. >> and while kramer and his crew were working on the apartment after the first of the year her landlord sent crews in. they painted the apartment. put new locks on the doors and put new carpet on the floor. they finished the work today. over the weekend, kramer had a brand new bed delivered to mclauren's apartment. >> i didn't have a bed, you know. >> she said she's so happy she has what's called a brand new apartment, a brand new bed to sleep in and most importantly, no bed bugs. >> if you want to be left out and be free, talk to channel 7. he's my friend! >> in the district horace holmes, abc 7 news. >> what a sweet lady. good for her. >> oh, we love happy endings. >> happy to see that. if you want to reach horace or the "7 on your side" team e-mail tips at wjla.com or call the hotline and we may look into your problems. >> spea

>> you found out kramer areas first name? >> you ready? out of him for ten years. >> what is it? >> cosmo. >> cosmo? >> cosmo. >> oh, no. >> he hears them laughing and he buses in, weight off showed, cosmo kramer. that's his name. >> there he is. he hears them laughing. >> anyway, before we move on here can we just say give quick shout out, congratulates toss roman catholic high school. they have just been ranked basketball team number seven in the country. >> yahoo. >> how about that? >> amazing. >> and game wednesday at philadelphia university, oh the place will be rocking will take on neumann-goretti. roman catholic, neumann-goretti, wednesday night at philadelphia university. >> number seven in the country. >> huge. >> so proud of you. >> we told but kanye's new collaboration with paul mccartney. >> paul who? >> but not the song itself that's confusing people. coming up: why beatles fans are very upset this morning with millennials. trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 e

john kramer's trial was expected to start today. police say kramer and his wife were going through a divorce when he rolled the car into the water last november. his wife says he was upset over a protective order she had filed against him. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> temperatures are falling right now. but they're nowhere near as cold as yesterday. but it is still cold outside. with readings below freezing for just about the entire area. dry stretch of weather that will continue through the day today and into the weekend. but it comes to an end over the weekend. tracking some rain that's going to be arriving over the weekend. it will come with some warmer temperatures, but it's going to be rain nonetheless. right now 27 degrees in reading. that's a lot warmer than it was yesterday. it was in the teens at this time yesterday. in reading. philadelphia, cape may, clouds overhead, 30 degrees right now. making snow on blue mountain. a nice snowy scene there. temperatures climbing into the up

kramer of the "new york times." he is reporting tonight from the regional capital of donetsk. so, andrew, for most americans we thought this was a conflict that smfs resolved. there was a cease-fire but it was over but for the past week you have been talking about and reporting on a war on multiple fronts. >> that's right. thank you for having me on the show. conventional wisdom seemed to ahead that the economic crisis in russia would encourage the russian government to take a softer line in eastern ukraine but what we've seen in the last week is quite the opposite. russia, of course, formally does not support the separatist movement here mill taylor. we see statements of support for their actions and a major military escalation. >> sreenivasan: when you say "military escalation" is this similar to crimea where you have unmarked uniformed troops rolling in, in tanks? >> i've seen tanks on the streets of donesk. it's impossible to ascertain where they came from precisely. the rebels have not taken new ground in months and yet they have more military equipment than they did when

i want to go back to hilary kramer. all the world is watching what is happening in cuba an venezuela. they're going around the world trying to collects money, passing the hat in china, iran, places like that but people in the know frankly you have a lot of knowledge, you have a lot of time dealing in venezuela. what do you think will happen there? is it about to change so there might be opportunity there and also cuba because of our openings to that country? >> in terms of venezuela we'll first see some kind of revolution. the good news is i think this has been expected for a number of months and hopefully we're prepared, the united states is going to have to step in and potentially boots on the ground. it could be that bad. but ultimately, it will be great because pedavesa the oil company of venezuela, david, you point out about the debt, they owe tens of billions of dollars to oil companies around the world, equipment, you name it, so ultimately it will be a positive. cuba, cuba i think it is excellent news that cuba

contractor christopher kramer died two weeks ago after falling, it was reported, from the third story window of his hotel room. authorities originally said this was suicide. but his family is raising some serious doubts. today two americans were fired upon in their car in an eastern province. one was injured. amy joins us live from london with more on all of this. >> reporter: hi, jenna. the two americans were driving near the royal palace in alahsa province when another car approached and fired on them. now, one was hit, the other was not. the person who was hit sustained some injuries which, jenna, are not believed to be life life-threatening but it's also believed the two assailants got away. the saudi interior ministry is looking into all options. they wouldn't be drawn on whether this was a terrorist attack or not but an investigation is under way. neither the u.s. or the saudi government are providing any details like names or where these two americans worked in eastern saudi arabia presuming that they were stationed there. now, this comes after a state of attacks on foreigners

. >> coming up on mad money tonight, kramer has been a fan of pharma since it was at 8 bucks a share.s, interviews with quarter they are -- stay tuned. do you like to travel? i'm all about "free" travel, babe. that's what i do. [ female announcer ] fortunately, there's an easier way, with creditcards.com. compare hundreds of cards from every major bank and find the one that's right for you. creditcards.com. it's simple. . > >>> time now for the final trades. >> i talked about tiffany. i think this is a stock you look at tomorrow and if it trade anywhere near 85, i would be looking that the stock. way over done for one of the quality names in global luxury. >> you've got to watch that national championship game today. 48 million people are going to watch with you. >> we talked about earlier front line. you've got to take a little bit of money off the table if you want to do it with upside calls. >> pit boss talked about it earlier, jim kramer all the time, look at the move of bmy. bristol meyers >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all in

kramer, thank you very much. look, we're all products of our environment, where we're from or our background. i remember when i was in high school and when we had the 1973 oil embargo. we were held hostage by people who had something that we not only wanted but needed. energy was the lifeblood of america back then and i don't think we've gotten a long way from that yet. as much time and technology and opportunity that comes around, we still need resources that are energy related. i remember when the big discussion was going on about alaska. and there are certainly people who said oh, they're going to ruin everything about alaska. the karacaribou loved it, by the way. and the pipeline works. and like everything else, once you begin taking something out, perhaps you're into a diminishing circumstance. i think this is common sense for jobs. i think it is common sense for safety. i think it is common sense to say if we don't take our friends up ron it somebody else is going to. we should quit giving so much money tha

kris chris kramer from new hampshire.n northwestern saudi arabia relatives said he sent troubling text messages minutes before that, including one that read something bad is going to happen to me tonight. foxnews.com obtained what that text which urges his loved ones to contact the state department./owç the contractor's sister says nobody sends a message like that before jumping out a window. investigators are set to perform an autopsy once the body is back in the united states. lea? >> the family reports it brought in a famed pathologyist dr. michael bowden to handle the autopsy. familymers are convinced he was murdered. his nephew said he wasn't depressed and sounded fine when they spoke on he phone. the nephew says he is get nothing answer from the state department or fbi. >> all we getting back -- all we get is they're setting back to wade for the saudi investigation. the more time you give them to finish the investigation, the longer they have to sweep the coverup under the rug and we don't have the nexts to fight it

ment crews found marilyn kramer dead on the front porch right there.caped as i havesafely to the backdoor. and kramer's nephew thinks she may have fallen asleep while smoking. >>> a burglar on the loose after a police chase and crash in bucks county. at state road in bensalem township, officers pursuing two burglary suspects when the car slam into a guard rail. one suspect was caught and the other took off on foot. the pennsylvania state police and k-9 units called in to search for the second suspect. >>> us marshals arrested a philadelphia man, one of the most wanted fugitives. 43 year old tam minh le was captured yesterday in ashland, virginia. accused much stabbing three men and dumping their bodies in the schuylkill river last august. they say le and other members of a vietnamese gang left the men for dead. one victim survived swimming to shore for help. and they were killed after le gave them money for drugs but they gambled it awell. >>> nascar kurt busch says he thinks his ex-girlfriend is a wants protection order against busch claiming he rough

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. >> doctor judith kramer voted against zohydro. but she says the fda's powers are limited. >> the fda is required by law to fairly and uniformly apply the law. the people that were saying safety's not adequate, were saying Ôi'm no longer comfortable just following what you have to follow by the law. you have to do it, but we've got to have more information.' >> fault lines repeatedly requested an interview with the fda about the opioid epidemic. >> we've been speaking to the fda for weeks now, trying to get an interview that they'll make available and we just received a response. they say: unfortunately, we are going to have to take a pass on your on-camera interview request at this time. >> in an email the agency said it approved zohydro because the medical benefits of a pure hydrocodone product outweigh its risks. it said that it takes the issue of opioid addiction seriously, but that removing treatment options from the market would unfairly penalize pain patients. since the fda approved zohydro twenty-eight state attorney genera

just identified the woman killed in a delaware county house fire overnight as 76-year-old maryland kramert providence road in yeadon but firefighters found kramer just inside the front door. >> having problems today with water main breaks creating icy conditions like in dresher montgomery county. susquehanna road near limekiln pike a water main break there and an accident where a vehicle slammed into a pole in that same spot. septa regional rails severing on time and they fixed the electronic message board problems so it's resolved and looking good, dave. >> great karen. storm tracker 6 live double scan show we have snow showers down south. biggest problems in cape may county and southern two-thirds of delaware. anywhere in cumberland and atlantic county you want to see it slow it down. by lunchtime or so it should be done. cold today, a high of 32. less winds than yesterday. >> look at the time. we have to go. >> yes. >> "good morning america" next. see you later, everyone. have a good day. >> ♪♪ it doesn't get much easier than picking 2 things. you pick 2, and... you're basically done.

"kramer versus kramer." >> we were watching hard hitting adult dramas while all our friends were watchingy for better for or worse. >> seth: did you -- i remember for the "hbo" thing you would flip through the guide and look for -- >> you mean the bible. >> seth: the bible -- >> that's what we call it. >> the little "hbo" guide. >> seth: and look for movies. they would tell you. they didn't realize they were doing it, giving the greatest gift to kids. they were telling you what films would have nudity. >> yes. >> so exciting. >> the critical letters you're looking for are an "n" or "sc." that came a little later, strong sexual content. [ laughter ] l >> but you don't want to be tricked by that "bn." >> brief nudity. >> that's that brief nudity. it's just like, however, that's where the vcr came into play because you could take a "bn" and extend it by pausing it very carefully and pressing frame by frame. [ laughter ] >> you can make a half a second "bn" last for -- >> like a month's worth. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're looking at brief nudity like the zapruder film. like very, very, slowly

martha kramer is stuck in paris on business. not sure when she'll get back to new york. >> they don't know where the planes will be when the snow ends, so they're not sure about rebooking people. it's a little frustrating because i have to be in new york on business wednesday morning. >> reporter: tonight, the flight aware misery map shows delays and cancellations mounting from washington to philly, new york to boston. but spreading to other big hubs as well, atlanta and chicago. it may be wednesday before the nation's airlines even attempt to put all their planes back in the air. yeah, don't expect any flights at all tomorrow. late word on amtrak. it is now closing or suspending all operations in the northeast from new york to boston effective tomorrow. so amtrak also shutting down, brian. >> tom costello with an incredible scene there at laguardia airport here in new york. tom, thanks. >>> in covering weather, we have learned terminology like superstorm, polar vortex. and with this storm there's a new one, bombogensis. al roke

kramer from north dakota for 30 seconds. is that okay? okay. is recognized for 30 seconds. >> thank you mr. speaker. thank the chairman for yielding. i want to address a couple of things. faulsdz i would like to place in the record if possible, mr. speaker, a letter i received from small business and entrepreneurial counsel and cater pillar. >> without objection. >> with that i want to address the climate change issue because i think it's important to a lot of people. the argument that the other side makes is based upon the false idea that somehow oil sands haven't going to be developed without the united states. it is. moving anything by rail is 1.9 times more the emissions for c 02 than moving it by pipeline. moving it by truck creates 2.8 times the c 02 emissions as moving it by pipeline. moving it by barge to china is priceless. with that, i yield back. >> time expired. gentleman from kentucky? >> i yield myself as much time as i may consume. >> the gentleman is recognized? >> >>? >> in conclusion, i would like to point out a couple of thin

kramer, north dakota. thanks for sticking with us and thanks for being on subcommittee. >> thank you, mr. chairman for the opportunity. and as you know i spent nearly ten years in north dakota regulating various industries and the more telecom cases that came before us, the less i was enthused about it, because it just seemed like every case that came before us was about a new technology that required less regulation not more. nonetheless, was laephappy to carry out really several cases, some landmark. i think we did one of the early etcs for a wireless country. we did an early voip interconnection case. we did a very contentious cable company seeking facilities based in the balkan. i don't know that any of them were unanimous i'm proud to say i was on the prevailing side and all of them were held up in court. both federal and state court. that said i don't feel as smart as i used to today for some reason. so i appreciate everybody. i also have to say that i was amused by the admonition of catholic confess

before the breaking of the party, for those who may remember seinfeld and think of the character kramer being the minister. here you have got the party winding down. she was informed that the person officiating as the minister was in fact an ordained minister. and authorized to solemnize marriages. you can think of someone like the character of kramer saying i am a real minister you're really married. got to go. she said to the groom, thomas dawson, you know this is not intended to be a marriage and i want you to take steps to have it annulled. being very much humiliated the affair and acting impulsively, she assumed the fictitious name. frost. and continued to pass as alice frost. she was married to more reflect -- more to reflect -- mortimer flint. her maiden name having actually been abbie trowbridge. that was the funniest passage i came across. we think of victorian as very staid and listening to soft music. here you have them with this party and doing mock marriage when the minister comes up and says, i'm the real deal. good luck. next slide, please. and as the war is in its latter

we are completely lost without this. >> reporter: the kramer's have reason to worry.re urgently trying to save the restaurant. >> reporter: a building like this captures a point in time in los angeles history. in american history, really. >> reporter: built in 1957 norm's is considered a model of what's called googi architecture futuristic design that was symbolic of architecture in southern california after world war ii. it was popular from the late '40s to mid-'60s. >> googi buildings like this were almost on every coroner los angeles. today they are not. >> reporter: on thursday the los angeles cultural heritage commission agreed to consider a petition to declare norm's a historic cultural monument. this would put the restaurant in the same category as famous l.a. landmarks such as the capital records building the griffith observatory, the hollywood sign and johnie's coffee shop seen frequently in films. >> that wasn't her toe, dude. >> whose toe was, walter. >> reporter: the iconic tower records building was not so lucky. today it's no longer the towering presence

firefighters recovered a body, in the side porch area of the home, family identifies her as marilyn kramery-six years old. the fire marshall says he believes the fire started in a living room extended to the porch area where the woman was found, family member of the fire victim against told us his aunt was smoker and that's how he believes the fire started. >> smoking a cigarette, as a resulter. >> did she often smoke in the house? >> yes, and that was one of the difficulties that my parent had with her, to try to get her to stop smoking in the house. she did and this is the result. >> so family members had concerns something like this would happen. you can see they were emotional arriving on scene, hearing the news. investigators will return to the scene later today and continue their own investigation. mike, al next. >> our thoughts with the family this morning for sure. >> eleven past 8:00. couple of things we're doing today. we have a casting agent into the studio here, they're making another rocky movie, and they need like hundreds every people to be in the move. >> i this one called

hilary kramer. president of a&g capital. we're going to tap that brain.itha herzog, we'll talk about the consumer. can the consumer come to the rescue? and matt mccaul founder of penn financials. lots of earnings to go through today after the bell. let's dig into the first real, real deal. now, i have to tell you, at one point today, i was super impressed at the market because we were up 90, then we collapsed after that oil number came out, then we went back up. then, of course, it fell apart. what what a difference a day makes. you can sort of sense the deep-pocketed buyers. maybe they stepped up to the plate initially. no one else took the bait. the market totally collapsed after the meeting. i didn't see anything different. i never judge the fc meeting in the hours after the day. it's the next day for me. (?) people go home and digest it. it's all knee-jerk. nevertheless, though, two rough back-to-back sessions. matt: it really was. looking forward this week, we both mentioned that meeting as the big news coming out. i didn't see anything different. pe

hillary kramer, cio and president of the capital. hitha herzog.nd matt mccaul founder of penn financials group. digging into the first real, real deal, markets close here at home in honor of dr. martin luther king jr. huge moves overseas. below $40 a barrel. chinese stocks tumbling. biggest one day loss on the main index. after a crockdown on margin trading. matt, what do today's international moves mean? >> the futures are slightly up. china is one off. china had a great run. it's a disastrous one-day pullback. they're still doing okay. the big news is what happened in europe. the european stocks were up even though china got hit. we're looking ahead to the ecb. a little bit of stimulus coming later this week. that will carry over the pond to the u.s. we should open up slightly higher tomorrow. unless this sell-off in china continues overnight, we should be up higher tuesday morning. >> the big question on china is why does a government decide to pullback on allowing people to use margin and leverage? why did it do it because people are leveragin

hilary kramer. she's been super-duper hot. hitha herzog, she's a little jealous. you have to share the the wealth. >> i'm trying. charles: and matt mccaul who is always great. let's do it. let's dig into the first real, real deal. we came into this session wondering what the markets implications would be from that huge buy from greece. for now, it's a nonfactor. many are hoping that, you know what, maybe these guys will be practical. you know, maybe they won't live up to the rhetoric. something tells me that these guys will live up to the hype. also something tells me that germany will smack them down. there was a brief time after the -- when the word was practical. pragmatic. don't worry go. everyone was using it. even republicans. well, that never happened either. hillary, you think we can sort of put europe in the rearview mirror for the moment? >> yes, we can. the european banks will probably eat the debt of greece. we can. with quantitative easing. what's happened with mario draghi is basically -- he's kind of wrestled down janet yellen. charles: you mean, an

>> i always laugh at kramer. he must and pretty complex character.look. >> what's going on with crammer? >> kramer is isolated, lives in a world buttress by fantasy n that way, talk about personality disorders in general, and the personality disorder. >> write this down, lauren? apparently on the series, doctor, he walked through that door 78 times over the series of the course of the series. >> wow. >> lauren? >> okay. >> injury. >> i central character. obviously get into family dynamics it comes to injury. >> i can we watch a clip? do we have something to watch? >> would you like a veg, jerry? >> , no aim not hungry. >> at least drink your beer. >> you have little something on your face. >> i can get it. >> he won't date her, because she has man hands. he's very that is cystic. >> comes off as arrogant. discussion what's considered to be in the quote unquote limit of personality, then when does personality actually become mal adaptive. >> when an individual actually has deficit in functioning or interpersonal relationship as a result of their perso

. >> i am fritz kramer. with the 84th divisioner as a rather elderly soldier for my 35th to 37th year. i do remember very clearly now the feelings we had, like all men who go into battle for the very first time, we uncertain. we unsure of ourselves. we knew very well that combat was very different from training. and i remember this excitement. and i may frankly say for all soldiers who may come after us, we were also full of fear. not necessarily fear of the enemy. but fear of our own making it or not making it. how would we stand up. as our general later told us that he had been praying in those hours and he committed the men he had trained for the first time for combat. i know now we all know now, that the battle went well and that our one regiment that was attached to combat-proven british forces did well, with the praise of the british. and we immediately gained extraordinary increase in self-confidence. we had met the enemy. and while we certainly hadn't performed any great heroics, we felt our self-con

. >> pit boss talked about it earlier, jim kramer all the time look at the move of bmy. bristol meyers >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> middle aged men and they have been dying at a far greater rate than they used to. binge drinking . >>> we saw this when stocks looked like they would run with the bulls. when i fired up the pc at 3:30 a.m. it seemed like our market was about to explode up perhaps as much as three quarters of a percent. since every major stock market was roaring and oil was drifting down, not a lot of fervor. and then a parade descended on this market like a flock taking everyone by surprise. first oil rolled over in a big way. i will tell you about oil later. every time oil gets pounded not a gentle push but a genuine beat down where sellers are giving it the business you get a huge slug of selling just about everything. only the restaurants and bio tech were spared because restaurants are

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hillary kramer. president of ang capital. you want a boost. those are your lucky boots. joining us paul diedrick ceo and cio. paul nice to have you on the show. scottie nell hughes. hitha herzog, our retail experts. the retail stocks getting hammered. matt mccaul founder of penn financials. lot to talk about matt as well. this is interesting. right? equity interests were higher all morning. they drifted after the imf report. they said the global economy will be lower than they thought. (?) the news didn't hit that much. then oil was down too. that didn't really hurt the markets. we kind of gapped up despite you heard from nicole. johnson & johnson missed. morgan stanley missed. delta did hit. then we got that patented drip. you're getting used to it. as it goes down, the proverbial snowball became a boulder. i don't know where we pinpoint the tough opening session on one item or another. it seems like a bunch of things. the market grappling for a spark. i think it's a spark beyond money. we know about the ecb. we may talk about that on thursday. and all these positive su

hilary kramer. she's been spot-on. i'll take her to task about baba. cio of a&g capital. we need all your investment wisdom. you ready? >> absolutely. charles: scottie nell hughes is with us again. hitha herzog, retail analyst. a lot of retail in the news. matt mccaul fonder of penn financials group. we had a great day. (?) so here's our real, real deal. you know what, another one of these tug-of-wars. the market, it took a really -- it took a moment. it erased yesterday's losses. i always say that an assessment of the fomc, isn't the moments after. those last two hours are extra emotional. the next day, rob, what role did the fed play in today's rally? >> i think they played a big role. they basically said they'll hold off on rate hikes for the near term because basically inflation is below the target range. and it's not going to get there any time soon. charles: you didn't read that they'll maybe do in t in june? >> i think it will happen sooner than the markets expect. charles: this year. >> i do. (?) but it's always great to hear that it won't happen -- matt: charles,

. >> kramers ice line the difference between facebook and google is zuckerberg is buying investing in profits google is investing in wonders, in his view. >> good point. >> is that misguided. >> with the exception of youtube. everything had been saying for years the in trouble and it's going move. it has not started until now but youtube is coming into its own as the business. that is going to growth engine, no question about it. but the search business is still where the profitability is. >> can youtube be as big as search? we talked about the erosion of dominance in market share. still has 75% market share. so maybe the demise of the google is exaggerated but. >> i don't think youtube will ever be as profitable. that is that area where google has the natural monopoly. youtube is close but facebook is getting into that game. the i don't think they will own it in the same way but it can be a huge business. >> let's mention the dow now officially up 300 points and s&p at 2060 does in fact catch up with the dough goiw going into black for 2015. a stunning couple of days here. as jim sai