this is still just the beginning. >> kruger is awaiting sentencing.s up to 25 years to life. >> it is almost torture, like chinese water torture, something like that. i don't know. until you know what's going to happen, you really just -- you can't move forward with your life. so you're basically just stuck in this nothing, you know? >> but now, he has another problem. >> hi, kruger. come on out. stand on the yellow line. go ahead and walk down to my partner. you're going to make a right-hand turn and go to number one. >> all right. >> orange county jail authorities want to question him about allegedly assaulting his cell mate, brandyn scotto. >> told me to come down here. they rolled my cellie up, i don't know what's going on. i'm down here. don't know what's going on. i'm assuming because he got attacked or whatever. but i have no idea. >> since altercations like this rarely result in the filing of new criminal charges, it will be up to deputy grover to determine what happened and how to prevent further problems. >> so what was happening up in your

we start with the screaming frog, known as the freddie kruger frog. when you hear his voice, you'll see why. >> i don't like that! >> but done it look cute? >> no. >> looks like a toddler. i know those are teeth, but it it looks like little teeth. i'm a baby, i'm going to scream for a bottle. >> a muppet-looking thing. >> it's gigantic. i don't like this. >> native to bolivia, paraguay. >> do it again. >> he obviously doesn't like it it's making weird noises. >> this noise? >> i'm going to have nightmares about this. >> go from an amphibian to mammal. this is kitty, a cat, 13 years old, and knows how to use a toilet. >> that's a heavy stream for a cat. >> i tried teaching my cat how to do this. >> lots of cats know how to do this. >> does it flush? >> does she hit the thing? >> she doesn't know how to flush. >> i've seen that, too. >> i don't own a cat. you go it a cat owner's place, you know they own a cat, because it smells. >> not always. you can -- >> some people keep the litter box outside. >> or in the garage. >> genius. brilliant. >> andrew hal

joining me now is the former chairman of economic advisers to president obama, allen kruger. thank you for being here today. we've been waiting for this moment. is this the year that we finally kick out of the -- and get into a better growth rate? >> i think we're going to see some pick up in growth this year. we've gotten past a lot of the damage caused by the great recession. i think we've gotten past a lot of the fiscal head winds. >> does that mean gdp at 3% or better? >> i expect it to be in the 3% range and it will build from there. if congress raises the debt ceiling, if europe remains stable and continues to expand a little bit, i think we could see growth in the 3% range. >> that's a lot of ifs that are in that equation. we've thought this before only to have springtime see things fall apart. what's in store for the economy this year? >> i wouldn't say things fell apart. i'd say we've gradually been healing. 2013 was about the same as 2012. given the fiscal adjustment and the end of the payroll tax cuts and the sequester, i think that's a sign that the underlying eco

that's really one of its beauties and i think that's one of the reasons why an authoritarian like kruger you know lover of government hates bitcoin so the fact that you can't regulate it is one of its attributes except it is regulated it's not regulated by government it's regulated by the market it's regulated by everybody who studied it in analyzed and sees that yes this thing has utility and it has usefulness that's the best form of regulation i mean government regulation fails all of the time look at two thousand and eight every one of those institutions that failed was heavily regulated what the complex that didn't accomplish that regulation didn't accomplish anything but when you're regulated by the market and people can pick and choose what's good and what not what's not good that's the best form of regulation that's what shim peter called the creative destruction of capitalism you know the best survive because they make a profit and they stay in business they don't get government subsidies or government handouts to continue them operating is it money that's the question because we

that's really one of its beauties and i think that's one of the reasons why an authoritarian like kruger you know lover of government hates bitcoin so the fact that you can't regulate it is one of its attributes except it is regulated it's not regulated by government it's regulated by the market it's regulated by everybody who studied it in analyzed and sees that yes this thing has utility and it has usefulness that's the best form of regulation i mean government regulation fails all of the time look at two thousand and eight every one of those institutions that failed was heavily regulated what the complex that didn't accomplish that regulation didn't accomplish anything but when you're regulated by the market and people can pick and choose what's good and what not what's not good that's the best form of regulation that's what shim peter called the creative destruction of capitalism you know the best survive because they make a profit and they stay in business they don't get government subsidies or government handouts to continue them operating is it money that's the question because we

shut 'em down, honey. [ announcer ] number 15, jack kruger. [ shouting, cheering ] get under it!er it! - throw it! throw the ball! - [ shouting continues ] hurry! come on! safe! [ crowd cheers ] what the hell is wrong with you? [ announcer ] and the angels win 2-1. [ buttermaker ] come on, guys, gather in. [ sighs ] garo, that was nice hustle out there today. and, josé, muy bueno, buddy. engelberg, you caught a hell of a game. you all did good today. everyone except you, you booger-eating moron. can't you catch one damn ball? come on, tanner. even i could have caught that, and look at me. can't even move. hey, guys, come on. it's like i told you before-- there's no "i" in team. yeah, but there's an "m" and an "e." - there should be an "f" and a "u." - hey, hey, hey. don't fall apart at the seams on me now. come on, guys. remember how bad we sucked two weeks ago? they smelled that up in fresno. you almost won today. hold your heads up high. everybody in. let's go. ready. one, two, three. - bears! - good hit. that was a good one. choke up on your bat about that farokay? put it back

professor blinder is a colleague of refresher kruger. china mobile, the world's biggest cellphone operator, begin sales of iphones friday. cell phones there hit a record in the fiscal first quarter. we know that china mobile says millions have been ordered, but both china mobile and apple face challenges because they are facing falling market share. customers are buying cheaper chinese made phones that run on -- >> within sam grobart us article sam grobart -- article -- >> is going strategic by going after -- that is front-page stories. guest host for the hour is larry downes. boy, is he qualified. it is sick -- berkeley, clerking for judge pozen are out of the university of chicago. his latest book really is interesting. "big bang disruption." it pushes against "disruptive world." here we are with "big bang disruption." where is the big bang disruption now? are the old tech companies just fossils? >> not only old tech companies, it is really old -- all incumbent companies. get adopted by all segments at a time. get with microsoft. what