lars. henry. lars. yes. lars cafe. "lars cafe" ? yes. me drink "lars cafe." you want a large cup of coffee ? yes ! very "lars." "tan coat." yes. "plaid scarf." yes. "accent." yes. "tall, gray hair, swedish." uh-oh. hold it ! stop the musica ! what's wrong ? - what do you mean she's no caterina ? - i'm rosa rivera. bill, why didn't you tell them ? believe me, dad, i tried to. i thought you said your fiance's name was caterina ? it is. do you have any idea what he's talking about ? all i know is she's pretty enough to be his wife ! can you cook ? oh, she is an excellent cook. please, mr. brashov. you're not helping. well. here comes the life of the party. what's the matter with you ? where are your manners ? aunt josephine. it's great to see you. did you have any trouble getting here ? what does it look like ? - charming. - so, what does it take to get a drink around here ? here you go, aunt josephine. now, where's the bride ? yes. si. si. well, here's the thing. katherine's dying to meet every one of you, and so she-- well. actually-- she's not here yet. she's

lars.nglat is a telephone? right. king's english, $400, please. lars. what is a stuffed potato? no. lauren. what is a baked potato? correct. the king's english for $600, . lauren. what is a credit card or atm card? right. the king's english for $800, please. what is welfare? correct. king's english for $1,000. . what is welfare? correct. rob. what is to ground? that's it. let's do water transportation, $200. rob. what is a canal? no. lauren. what is a steamboat? stea yes. i will take real names of fake characters for $200, please. lars.

with mummy nets anin dted lar e upper echelons of thd egyptian society as symbols of kingly power. the mummies wereften adorn and protted with precious metals-- their fingers and toes sheathed in gold, their faces covered with luminous masks. (narrator) color carried special significance in ancient egyptian funeral rituals-- the red granite used in this sarcophagus was also associated with the sun... black stone, the color of the fertile soil of the nile valley, carried with it associations of resurrection and rebirth, and often referred to eternal life.

alan colmes the host of the alan comes show and lars larsen joins me now. great to see you guys.choices and places to cut federal spending, why would the obama administration start with white house tours? >> well, there's more to the story than i think is generally reported which is that the uniformed division officers under which the people who give the tours fall involves the secret service and that they are using these people now for other security areas in the white house because of furloughs that will take place and this could reduce the number of furloughs for the secret service based on reassignment of personnel and that's the full story. it's a security issue more than we're going to deny these kids the chance to go and see the white house and we're taking your house away from you or somehow, it's a trivial thing that really doesn't matter when other things are much more important. >> alisyn: so i hear you and i think that-- will the me just ask alan one more point because they said it would be $74,000 for these secret service agents. >> right. >> alisyn: so you're saying

lars?n, if you're going to do presidential prevarication, the president expect his cabinet secretaries to back him up. those of us who have been reporting on government for decades, the government is constantly crying wolf every time they don't get increase that they want. like bill clinton trying to design what "is" is. and they expect the mainstream media to go out and wtheir word check with the school districts. are people really being fired and are they being fired because of federal funding which, believe me, call your local school district, federal funding is a relatively minor portion, a measurable portion, but a minor portion of school funding, police funding, firefighter funding and the like. yet, these guys know if they don't go out and back up the president and say this is going to be a financial tsunami for local government, then it's oh, we're cutting 2 1/2% from the federal budget and it's not going to have much effect at all. the president needs it to be seen as a crisis and

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lars larsen is a syndicated radio host and joins me now. lars, sorry, there's background noise, i hear at cpac, i know. >> yeah. >> megyn: but your reaction to moore's proposal? >> well, obviously, not a lot of michael moore fans here at cpac today, in maryland. but i have to tell you something, moore's suggestion is disgusting. and it's beyond a question of whether or not the photos should be be shown because they would violate the privacy of the families of the sandy hook victims. there's another question, moore simply wants to shock people into making changes in public policy that the congress does not want to do at this point. and then, awes see around the country, state legislatures have shown they're not willing either. >> megyn: that's his point, they're not willing to do it now and something needs to inspire them to find the courage and he acknowledges that this would be horrific for people to view, but his point is, it's real, it happens, these poor children had in some cases 11 bullets in them and their bodies were completely dest

unfortunately. >> megyn. >> megyn: quickly, lars. >> there are solutions though.here are solutions. one would be to go out and go after the people who have broken america's gun laws, plenty of examples-- >> definitely not enforcing the laws as written on the books and the whole mental health question has been all, but forgotten, and we'll see if this gun bill likely fails. thank you for being here. just ahead, fox news uncovered evidence that some 30 people may have survived the attack on benghazi, that killed four americans. why haven't any of them come forward to answer questions about what happened that night. and video showing nascar jeff gordon pulling what we're told was a prank on used car salesman. a lot of people are saying the salesman was in on the gag contrary to what trace reported yesterday. the wait until you hear what we just heard from the people behind the video. . >> >> new questions now that troubling rape trial underway in ohio and about to wrap up. we have been following the new evidence and testimony today. but that case highlighting another

lars from june 2012. in addition to providing him with hundreds of documents we exceed td requirement with the sunshine ordinance task force by inviting him to meet with us to discuss his request. i have summarized all the documents provided to him and on may 2nd, 2012 at the sunshine ordinance task force meeting i provided a cd with all the documents. although we e-mailed all those documents we offered a cd to him and to the task force. at the same task force meeting, the task force ruled that our department is required to provide the e-mails in original format and not pdf copies and it was on cd. since i didn't know how to format the e-mails and forwarded to the requester i suggested they have them download to c d and i asked for his mail address and i can mail those cd's to them. as of today, mr. nooi man has not been willing to meet with us. >>> comment on this? >> david popel in this instance i think the d p w have met and gone above and beyond to offer to meet with the complainant. it has the back p

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. >> that's being described as something lar to, perhaps a late '80s early '90s lincoln, perhaps a cadillac, something of that nature. it's a boxy-style vehicle, if will you. it's a two-door. it's dark in color, either black or some other dark color. being described as shiny. >>> just yesterday colorado governor john hickenlooper signed into law some of the toughest gun legislation in the country. >>> two huge rocket engines from apollo moon missions have been recovered from the depths of the atlantic ocean. after nearly 40 years, the engines have been brought up from the ocean floor by the ceo of amazon.com. the engine fell back to earth once their fuel is spent. they weigh over 18,000 pounds. so far they can't i've which missions the rockets were from. nasa called it a historic find. and basos it was an incredible adventure. >>> bill karins joins us on weather. i didn't know he was a huge space buff. >> that's what i would do if i had millions. >> let's go find something. exactly. >>> good morning, everyone. the nation is really struggling to get out of this winter weather pattern. it's v

. >> surprisingly, in terms of cardio vas you lar disease risk, it didn't matter what you were eating reporter: people on the study ate just 10% more on feed days. overall, women cut their risk of breast cancer by 40%. so dr. mosley created the fast diet. by fasting on two random days of the week. >> so it is really important to gather a decent amount of protein, even on a fasting day, because your body doesn't store protein. >> reporter: then he created low-calorie, nutrient-dense recipes. >> you can get a lot of bulk. the fiber will keep you full. it will keep your bowels regular. >> reporter: but there are nutrition experts concerned that it's too big a leap to go from one case study to a runaway bestseller with a crop of similar books also making waves. >> it's anecdotal based on his experience. that's an opinion. i like to make recommendations that are based on good solid science and we're not there yet. >> reporter: keith worries about nutritional deficiencies over time and the prospect of people taking fasting to the extreme. your criticism are extremely valid, and yet as an ac

here is a look at our kpix high deaf dop lar. >> doppler. >> north of the golden gate, barely a drop of rain fall. look at the radar light up with yellows, oranges, and reds towards san jose and the south bay. that has been the bulls eye and continues to be this evening. picking up light to moderate rain fall. north up to fremont and light to moderate rain for san mateo. some light showers now making it back up to san rafael and up and down the peninsula. light rain continues south to palo alto. how much rain? a decent rain amount for san jose, zaire toe -- saratoga. >>> some new details on that deadly lion attack at a central valley sanctuary. kpix5's joe vazquez found out the young intern had no intention of getting close to the big cat that even eventually killed her. >> diana hanson was not purposely alone and not mauled to death. the five-year-old lion was closed off in a small feeding area while the intern at the private zoo was cleaning the lion's larger cage. but the coroner says couscous escaped that smaller cage. perhaps used his paw to flip over the latch. he escaped, pinn

just so you know, compared to the rest of the antibiotics, is a martin luther king lar bomb. it's a -- it's a nuclear bomb. it should wipe out everything. now we have resistance. you've heard of mrsa, methicillin lyn ris resistant se aureus. the bugs are around and they become more and more resistant because doctors write more antibiotics and the bugs get smarter. that's what happens. when they are in the gi system, in our gut, it's no big deal. once they get into our blood system, they get into soft tissue, now we have a huge problem because antibiotics won't work. 42 states, half of the people can actually die, but let me explain to you that we don't want to scary people. this is not something that you would see in the community, so this is only mostly in the icu, the critical units, ccus. patients that are very old have had ventilation or catheters for a long time. that's one of the reasons why we're worried about this. >> so basically you're not going to get it if you're at home. basically it's in the hospital, and if you're in the hospital for a while is what you're sayi

. >> good for theal lar allergies good for the pollen. >> these warm showers come with your clothes on. >> still ahead. controversial comment on same-sex marriage shocked her fans. now she's making headline again. what michelle shock is wearing in this video. >>> controversial singer michelle shot turned her canceled show into a protest performance in santa cruz last night. she staged a sit-in wearing a mask across her mouth, silenced by fire. it was one of several which canceled the singer's concert date after a performance at yoshi's. the restaurant closed off her mike after the crowd became angry at her anti-gay statements. she invited bystanders to sign her white jump suits. she called the event an art project. >>> al# british actor best kno as the uncle of harry potter has died at the age of 6537 richard griffiths won numerous awards for his theater. he gained worldwide fame as uncle vernon. he died from complications following heart surgery. >> okay. we'll be right back. >>> humans at the cincinnati zoo are going to great lengths to raise a baby gorilla abandoned by its mother.

that -- that had also e always been the case at lar tin's beach. >> the law is called the coastal act. a local group filed a lawsuit today gerns the owner claiming he's in violation. >> the people are allowed to ak stoesz coast. we don't -- we don't view this as any different if somebody bought up all the houses around golden gate park and put up a fence and said that's now mibach yard. >> the attorney for the property owner didn't want to talk about it on camera but said they open the lawsuit. as far as the owner is concerned this is not so much a fight over access toth water but instead it's a battle other the constitutional rights of property owners. the road is private that the government can only order a property owner to allow the public on private property in certain circumstances and that this is not one of them. who exactly is the owner? gallo will only say it's a corporation called martin's group, llc but in a recent letter toth surf writers gallo identified koslo. now a venture kaupt list, he's known as the king of dpreeven technology. he was not named in today's lawsuit. i

lars eller dropping the puck back for brian gionta, and gionta unloads with a one timer past vokoun. all tied at 6-6. we go into overtime and it's brandon sutter. >> just a great move by sutter here. pacioretty falls down. sutter quickly fires the wrist shot for the game-winning overtime goal. >> final

investigators are looking into any connection to the yacht owner john froth the founder of okay lar signs. soft contact lens company. >> no small fete to take a boat of this size out of the slip and out of the bay. >>reporter: back at the sausalito marina some sailors are wondering how the boat thieves had the skill to navigate the yacht out of the marina but still manage to run it aground. >> something either went drastically wrong for them or they didn't know what they were doing but they certainly had the wherewithal to take it out of this marina about. >>reporter: now high tide comes in at 5:00 a.m. they hope it will lift the boat up, tugboat will gently pull it out. take it back to san francisco bay and drop it off at marine yard in richmond. reporting live in pacific kashtion i'm allen, abc 7 news. >> all right allen thanks. the recovery effort could get a bit complicated our dry spell business to come to an end. spencer is here now with look on what's on live doppler 7 hd. >> rate now we are not seeing anything except a little offshore cloud. skies mainly clear. certainly don't hav

investigators are looking into any connection to the yacht owner john froth the founder of okay lar signssoft contact lens company. >> no small fete to take a boat of this size out of the slip and out of the bay. >>reporter: back at the sausalito marina some sailors are wondering how the boat thieves had the skill to navigate the yacht out of the marina but still manage to run it aground. >> something either went drastically wrong for them or they didn't know what they were doing but they certainly had the wherewithal to take it out of this marina about. >>reporter: now high tide comes in at 5:00 a.m. they hope it will lift the boat up, tugboat will gently pull it out. take it back to san francisco bay and drop it off at marine yard in richmond. reporting live in pacific kashtion i'm allen, abc 7 news. >> all right allen thanks. the recovery effort could get a bit complicated our dry spell business to come to an end. spencer is here now with look on what's on live doppler 7 hd. >> rate now we are not seeing anything except a little offshore cloud. skies mainly clear. certainly don't have

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investigators are looking into any connection to the yacht owner john froth the founder of okay lar signs. soft contact lens company. >> no small fete to take a boat of this size out of the slip and out of the bay. >>reporter: back at the sausalito marina some sailors are wondering how the boat thieves had the skill to navigate the yacht out of the marina but still manage to run it aground. >> something either went drastically wrong for them or they didn't know what they were doing but they certainly had the wherewithal to take it out of this marina about. >>reporter: now high tide comes in at 5:00 a.m. they hope it will lift the boat up, tugboat will gently pull it out. take it back to san francisco bay and drop it off at marine yard in richmond. reporting live in pacific kashtion i'm allen, abc 7 news. >> all right allen thanks. the recovery effort could get a bit complicated our dry spell business to come to an end. spencer is here now with look on what's on live doppler 7 hd. >> rate now we are not seeing anything except a little offshore cloud. skies mainly clear. certainly don't hav

weather changes coming o >> the city celebrating this first friday with key changes today its popularity lar art event. chaichkz brought on by a deadly shooting. nick smith is live at west grand and telegraph. >> putting an end to straight tagging and keeping events safe is not the responsibility that should fall soley on the shoulders of the police department. a grass roots organization is changing the way people look at, love, and view oakland. >> the community got together and said we need to do something about this. >> high school senior shot and killed after last month's event ended. in dhaiz old city leaders met with members. community to discuss the size and safety of the event. a grass roots organization took it further. making these green and white tee shirts selling only to people who took a pledge to stop defacing public property and gun violenced. respect the city and each other. >> so words were a work of many people coming together contributing ideas to be safe and equal, live in a place we love. >> the chief says the city did a great job but to keep event manageable, chaempkz

. >> this retired navy man had to use a stim lar mortar during his career. >> when you handle a mortarwere you worried? >> always, too close to me.. >> military will release names of solders after families have been notified. there will be a memorial service to honor them at hau horn. >> in lafayette thousands of crosses mark the deaths in iraq and afghanistan. since then, 6700 soldiers lost their lives in iraq and afghanistan. the crosses creator says the hillside has taken on that role. >> there was initially talk about soldiers being upset we're hurting morale but over time, i found it's just the opposite. that i have been contacted by a number of soldiers directly or indirectly who have told me they're happy we had put

the largest banks control the lar largest share.are better positioned to taxpayer money than they are before. they presend they are getting beaten up. i think it's dangerous for the economy. both parties participated in this effort to preserve a structure. >> one thing that's interesting in the republican party is while you do this pa lenty and brown. a couple of republican policies cluzing lo inin inin inin ining now is uncompetitive. >> he's a very con sefbtive voice. there's a strain both of populism that resides. i think that's where you see the conversions. i think all of them is correct. >> what do you think needs to be done about too big to fail? >> i think we should end up. i think the policies that are articulates where you say you must raise your capital. we say to every customer you must sign a statement knowing you will not be bailed out. kus mers know they will not be guaranteed. banks will have to pay more nor capital. these things are easily done. when wi did it we don't have a banking crisis. >> thanks for being here

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if you are not, list every single lar food. -- cingular food. >> i was allergic to schoolwork and lookhere i am. >> exactly. >> i want to say one thing. what joe said about parents giving up this responsibility, the committee that is in the school district that set up these rules was comprised of principals and parents. parents were a part of this. >> people have children now because it is systematically what they are supposed to do. why should parents -- why should the afternoon -- should the average parent we smarter than the average citizen? they should not. they shouldn't be parents. they can't handle it. i'm serious. why are you laughing? >> people just have kids because they think that's what they have to do. we are having less children. >> you should have children. people should have children because they think they should have children. >> it doesn't change the fact that most people do it because they think it is just what they are supposed to do. >> i want to move on, but you are basically saying what we already know. it is called continuing the population. you have to have ki

i am a fan of your veer knack lar. i can tell your dad used to work in -- >> he was upstairs. >> a fruit stand kind of guy. a blue collar tough guy. your accent seems a bit toned up. it seems a wee bit posh and sean connery, if you will. how do you talk in your sleep? >> this is how my dad would speak, okay this is that how you talk in your sleep? >> that's what i'm talking about. you are a yorkie or something. >> i am not. i am from darby. >> that is north. >> it is mid-land. >> aye, a midland maned. why are you talking a northern. >> if you come to america you reinvent yourself. i did. >> well, it is thought working. stick to the infomercials and talk about dicing carrots. >> you got me. >> you are a midlands man. >> the problem is jimmy came to america to reinvent himself too and oh god. he is still working on it. >> here is my theory and trying to remember what this topic was about is really hard. dana, the thing about peace nicks, the only way a peace nick can exist is the back of a war nick. that is the only way

be more like them, i'm sort of paraphrasing, so that president might have more power, and more sig lar discruising and -- singular control and discretion, what were you saying there? >> okay. the u.s. system over last several hundred red year hassan whiteside done the guest of -- years has done the best of any system, we have to think twice before we tinker with it, right now it is not making decisions that lead to the government knowing what the budgets will be, it is not a great situation right now. so i was saying i like a tiny bitten viious enviously at the parliament system like the u.k., you of. you know that just me, looking at it. neil: now they deal with a recession, it cuts both ways. >> i'm not saying -- >> you favor their approach to government than ours ? >> i'm hoping that our system, doesn't end up in deadline. and -- >> it is that is what bothers. >> you their design, actually avoids deadlock better, but since i'm not an expert in the area, i'm just saying, hey, our system is always found its way back to the center. back to function. i'm hoping that takes place in areas

kings and the upper echelons of egyptian society were elaborately dressed with mummy nets anin dted lar e upper echelons of thd egyptian society as symbols of kingly power. the mummies wereften adorn and protted with precious metals-- their fingers and toes sheathed in gold, their faces covered with luminous masks. (narrator) color carried special significance in ancient egyptian funeral rituals-- the red granite used in this sarcophagus was also associated with the sun... black stone, the color of the fertile soil of the nile valley, carried with it associations of resurrection and rebirth, and often referred to eternal life. fully prepared and adorned, the mummies were then placed in coffins. they were made from precious metals orved gildoods. coffs hous the deceased and provided another vessel for their spirit. they were inscribed with images of deities-- another layer of protection to ensure safe passage into the netherworld. the mummy was now prepared for its westward journey across the nile. judging by the scenes of funeral processions in the tomb of the noble ramose, the bereaved

he railed against that blind set, he won a lot' above lar support. neil: maybe that -- >> wait, he then what happens he then concentrated power more than it had been before, he took control of the oil company. of a fairly well run government resul-- oil company, he replacel of the very good engineers, and good business people that worked for the oil company with political cronies, that corporation, even though now it is making billions of dollars, it has become far less efficient than it used to be, efficiency with which venezuelans were able to pump oil out has diminished. it is conceiv conceivable if tht back to breaking up the cronyism in the oil company, and getting some old managers and initials back -- engineers back in there could be a increase. neil: there could be getting his old cronies still in there it might continue. >> i don't think so. he did have that gift for gab, he would go on these, he would speak at a podium for 6 or 8 hours straight. the guy was like fidel castro, similar. neil: what do you see now? >> right now it could be very

joining me now, hi, lars. >> hi, alisyn, how are you. >> alisyn: i'm well.bviously a very sticky, heated topic. so there's a lawsuit now against what andrew cuomo signed into law and the stat states-- the country's most stringent gun control. new york was ranked as having already the most restrictive gun laws and it's going further. let's see if there's one place that both sides can agree on. background checks, should there be more rigid background checks between private sales? >> on private sales outside of a gun store? >> yes. >> i don't think it's necessary and i think it's an intrusion. if you wanted to sell a pistol you owned in new york state, if you lived in new york state, alisyn, to your brother, should you have to drag your brother to a gun store and go through a background check? u should hav to. if you were to pass on and leave the guns to the rest of your family, i don't think that's necessary. and think of this like medicine. if the doctor tells you to take a pill to cure the disease and ask will the medicine cure the disease, and the doctor sa

we had a great team of school lars and theologians helping us making sure that we told these storiesccurately. and truthfully been a believer my whole life and that was very, very important to us. something else that we wanted to do was to make it really, really cool. you know, we have teenagers at home. and hard to get them to read anything. and one of the goals here was to get this generation interested and excited about scripture. and i think we have been able to achieve that. >> bill: when you say you are a believer, do you believe in the bible literally? do you believe that adam and eve were out there and the snake and the apple and all of that business? >> i do, indeed. i believe the truth of the bible. that's what i was taught. it's been a wonderful, wonderful faith for me my whole life. i grew up in ireland. earliest memory my father reading the bible to me sitting on his knee and this was something that i had wanted to do and it's been wonderful to be able to work together with my husband. the good news is we are still speaking to each other. [ laughter ] >> bill: yeah. and

who related to everyone with an optimistic but simple message of economic growth for all, we will ask lart a few minutes. >> a tax is a tax is a tax. if you tax something more, you get less of it. piling on new taxes is always bad for economic growth period. and yet out of washington comes yet another proposal for another tax. this one known as the marketplace fairness act but it is just a national internet sales tax. could even hit your itunes downloads later on. last night here on "the kudlow report," republican senator kelly ayotte spoke out against this bill. take a listen. >> i think we need to rename this legislative proposal for what it is because what it is is it's the internet tax collection act. for those who believe that this is some kind of conservative bill, this isn't my idea of conservative. this is not about small government, this is about forcing businesses in states like mine with no sales tax to become the tax collectors for the nation. >> there you go. well said, senator. i say this is a big government, unprecedented power grab. it's paving the way, by the way, to a na

they will still be able to compete in the tournament but it's a score lar reductions and one-year ban coach recruiting off-campus. if you read the entire report, it seems the punishment is too harsh for the crime. >> we take full responsibility for any missteps that i have had as a head coach, division 1 program and we are responsible to overseas all aspects of the program. so i regret any areas -- in those areas of coming up short in any way. >> coming off his 54-point outburst in new york, steph curry look his jumper to boston last night. he was considerably cooler with the warriors paying a visit to the celtics. all eyes on steph. he hit 11 threes against the knicks. 3 of 11 from downtown. still finished with 25 points in this contest. trying to do it off the ball here. curry long defenders. feeds harrison barnes for the throw-down. and barnes really needs to get more offensive. 16 for the rookie. with authority right there. paul pierce, he could just fall out of bed and still make jumpers. led the celtics with 26. still has some springs in those legs. to the rack. and the warriors

have been used in open and lap skopic surgery for decades and they're confident it deploys mono po lary in a safe and effective way. we will book the da vinci debate going for ward. >> very interesting report. thank you very much for that, herb. in terms of the stocks today, second best performer on the s&p 500. i believe that jcpenney is the best performing s&p 500 stock. >>> city ahead, is jpmorgan's board losing faith in jamie dimon. we're going to debate that next. >>> jpmorgan is lower today. you could blame it on cyprus. but there may be an even bigger issue at the firm. the board's faith in jamie dimon. let's bring in kayla tausche with me. >> the grilling certainly didn't help that confidence that was on capitol hill pip think everyone was probably watching. while it was dimon's deputies that were in the hot seat friday, it was dimon that was the elephant in the room. a 301-page report painted him as an aggressor and executive that sought to hold information from regulators. at issue the fact that internal estimates showed potential losses from the notorious london wale trades.

>> i think, neil, it was started in that -- the -- the vie knack cue lar, the words used when we startedhe war on terror, and we were going o bring people to justice, and so you bring criminals to justice, you kill or capture enemies in wartime, so that got muddled. then we went -- the current administration, there is no more war on terror. this is overseas contingency operation, and then you start using the same tools that you used in war, and now you turn it to tools to prosecute criminals, and then all the sudden, you domesticate the lions. they are weapons of war, and the defense -- the dhs, department of homeland security, has been purchasing vast amounts of wartime tools, and the question is why if you don't buy stuff unless you use it, what's the intent here because these are weapons of war. neil: what i'm worried abo, captain, you touched on it, are the private companies that have their own, you know drks google's just upgrading the map system, but maybe something else is going op. what is it? >> you know, i'm actually less worried about the private companies. think people overra

is this going to be a season where you think a tick are lar team or particular players are those to watchut baseball the last dozen seasons or so you don't know what to expect. last year before the season started people were saying in oakland that could be a last place team. they won their division. you just don't know from year to year what young players are going to develop and what free agents will pay off. >> let's talk about the new york yankees. we just heard derek jeter, he's on the front of "new york times" today as well, jeter may be nursing an injury. curtis granderson, a-rod, all hurt as well. what does this mean for the yankees and what does it mean for them considering perhaps newer talent? i hate that that "new york times" headline was talking about the aging face of like a-rod. are you kidding me? >> we can also include mark teixeira in that group. i'm 52 so i know what you're saying about the age thing. i think even more importantly is the yankees who are an organization that just doesn't -- just doesn't bow down to injuries. i know they'll try to tread water and and winni

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 we could see doubling of money they made in housing an financials. george, we were talking a little bit about the consumer sector, retail sector specifically. you think it is good time to buy into mickey d's or mcdonald's now? or again, like we talked about apple, should we wait until it comes down? >> you want to buy mcdonald's. you want to buy coca-cola. you want to buy large cap blue chip names. right now mcdonald's is trading under $100 a share and coca-cola is trading at about 38. david: mcdonald's at 100, george, mcdonald's at 100. it seems a little pricey right now at 10