it's going to be a big, dirty fight. >> no lofty rhetoric though. no lofty rhetoric.rn and david frum the davids this friday thank you for your time. >> sure thing. >> thank you. >> coming up the race for the white house on the democratic side is getting red hot with hillary clinton about to launch his bid, lincoln chaffe exploring a run and joe biden doing this. more on that just ahead. moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough but i've managed. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. b

i also wanted to say commissioner loftis has spent a lot of time on this. she called me at 6:00 am a lot to talk about some of the issues did i want to tell everyone that she cares very deeply about this process. the controller's office has been amazing the consultants were amazing and thanks so much to the department for taking our many many concerns and asking for them to revise and rewrite the lines. so many times. so thanks for that. [inaudible] >> president: thank you to my colleagues in the controller's office appears like i was a married software suite 7 said earlier time where is the love. there is a law. i did love means a lot of things but through this process i think so many people love their neighborhoods. and love in a lot of ways which is what i love about the police are doing this when i don't love and i think what looks like tony when the falling short. so the process is very instructive. in a way, really good time to be in so many different neighborhoods get in hearing from folks not just about redistricting but about what was happening. so

and who ofencedded when we does -- efends when he does, his 57 is not lofty -- his perch is not lofty at all. our quotation of the evening from benjamin who said this. he was a 17 century provost of kings college he knew a thing or two we're coming right back. >> president obama celebrating so-called framework for a nuclear deal with iran. >> benjamin netanyahu is not. colonel ralph peters on the deal. >> and america's fighter pilots, fitted with people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. hey, girl. is it crazy that your soccer trophy is talking to you right now? it kinda is. it's as crazy as you not rolling over your old 401k. cue the horns... just harness the confidence it took you to win me and call td ameritrade's rollover consultants. they'll help with the hass

no big lofty campaign promises but what she calls the beginning of a conversation she hopes to hold with voters. it was less. >> i'm getting ready to do something, too. i'm running for president. americans fought with way back from tough economic times, but the deck is still stacked at favor of those at the top. every american needs a champion. you can do more than just get by you can get ahead and stay aheadnhead because when families are strong america is strong. i'm hitting the road to earn your vote. because it's your time and i hope you'll join me. >> reporter: she will hit the vote on tuesday in iowa spending the night and doing another stop in central iowa tuesday. she is likely to enterven enter new hampshire later in the week. she is trying to win over the people she will win in the primary fight. now we know she is running for president, we have to know why she is running for president. >> as she drives to iowa as we speak. that's what hillyary is doing rights now. what about republicans? jeb bush is actively exploring a bid for president. he criticized the obama/clinton foreig

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obama one that set lofty goals in a speech he made in 2013 at georgetown university. >> the courage is whether we will have the courage to act before it is too late. >> and another mr. obama who hasn't fulfilled the promise. >> opening up new lands for leasing and encouraging more fossil fuel exports. e-has been a real disappointment actually. we would have liked to have seen more considering his great rhetoric. >> siting natural gas and for the first time increases in crude oil exports in response to the citiics the white house says the president's record speaks for itself. >> has the president been a dream president has he done all he can to address climate change? >> i think that's an indication of the president's conviction on this issue but also why the president is going to go down in history as the greenest president we've ever had. >> but new administration rules on fracking, expanding the exploration and production of fossil fuels like oil and natural gas american manufacturers say the spate of new rules makes it hard tore compete. >> imposing very, very large costs with corre

lofty goal there.governor chris christie proposing some big changes to social security. >> yes, not going to make some people happy. speaking in new hampshire yesterday, proposed pushing back the age of eligibility for social security, and medicare for future retirees, part of plan to cut defecits by $1 trillion over decade. he also proposed reducing social security benefits in the future for retirees earning more than $80,000 a year. eliminating those for annual incomes of $200,000. >> or more. >> 5:22 coming up: today is tax day. and while it can be pretty painful, there is some freebies and discounts that are pretty nice. we'll tell but those coming up. >> congressman george harris working on legislation would allow the sale of alcohol, to apply for extended use permits, this would allow them to keep their doors open until 4:00 a.m., charged 10% of their yearly liquor license fee. plan has to go through harrisburg and governor wolf, before it is approved. >> okay today is also tax day. >> right. >>

the one who set lofty goals as he did in 2013. >> the question now is whether we will have the courage to contact before it's too late. >>reporter: and another mr. obama who has not fulfilled the promise. >> but then he lets us down and does things such as opening up new lands for leasing and encouraging more fossil fuel exports so he has been a real disappointment unfortunately. we would have really liked to have seen more especially considering his great rhetoric. critics cite new export licenses for natural gas and increases in crude oil exports. in response the white house says the president's record speaks for itself. >> has the president done all that he can to address climate change? >> i think that is an indication of the president's conviction on this issue. but it's also why the president is going to go down in history as the greenest president we've ever had. >>reporter: polls suggest alternative energy is viewed as a more important priority than expanding the exploration and production of fossil fuels like oil and natural gas. american manufacturers say the spate of new rul

tension is revving up at some dealerships, who cannot meet lofty sales margins and who asked them toe stocks. the growth rates have slowed down but the growth is still strong. s it is a solid growth rate. >> still the world's biggest car market. the 16th auto shanghai. but beijing and shanghai alternate every other year, hosting china's largest car show. it seems like every few years the cities tried it out to each outdo eachy to other. one thing that is not new is china's continued love of suvs. but not necessarily foreign suvs. best-selling10 sport-utility vehicles in the first quarter were chinese brands. reported vehicle victories last year. the bigfirst time carmakers are being outsold in the hottest segment. themselvese priced in the top end of the pyramid, leaving open a price point for chinese suvs to occupy. it could be the crack that gives them the opening to build the image area -- the image. some of them will be able to prove that they will be able to make good quality products. great -- after decades of learning from their joint venture partners chinese brands have narro

working with imgrnlt community organizations to insure the departmenterize living tupe the sometimes lofty but important language equality policy in the city. the rest i'll submit >> thank you supervisor mar. supervisor compose >> i have 2 items today and 1st want to begin with a resolution and want to thank supervisor wiener for cosponsoring, authorizing the plaiment of a side walk plaque in front of the lexington club located at 3464 lexington street which will be closing shortly. the lexington opened in 1997 as a neighborhood space for the dike, queers, artist musicians and neighborhood folk that surround it and they succeeded in priding that community a space. for 16 -18 years it is vibrant community and left the mark in the neighborhoods. we want to commemorate of the contribution of the space by having a plaque placed by the side walk so we look forward to wurging with dpw department to make that happen. the next item is a item that i think all of us here at the board had something to say about it and that is the issue of the regulation of [inaudible] short term rentals, whatever you

fan of apple, apple shares and why he thinks the stock could gain 35% or more from today's already lofty levels. principal of his own tech firm gva research. david,elcome and as always great to have you with us. josh lipton just pointed out that 50% of apple's profits come from one product and that is the iphone. is that really the way it ought to be there or is that potentially a risk at some point? >> it's been a risk investors have been focusing on for a long time. that to the extent that apple has been as surveillance as as they've been they're small in penetration in terms of total global market. probably less than a third of the units that are out there and if we look at what's driving economic growth globally it's going to be continued penetration of devices like smartphones, basically internet enabled smart devices and apple clearly is the premium brand in this area. we would have to say that yes, you know there is risk but the thing that's nice to look at is we see strong reception for new products such as the apple watch, a device that's going to rely upon people having an ipho

the eagles tweet out this picture earlier today it says well cup to the city of brother brotherly lofty tim tebow hash tag fly eagles fly. tebow has not made in the nfl since he was with the jets back in 2012. coming up in sports what the signing means for the eagles quarterback situation. >> happening right now, forging ahead on keeping the piece between police and the community in vineland, new jersey. a few weeks ago philip white died in police custody ton this day tensions are still high. so the mayor of vineland met with community activists today and our fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson was there. he joins us now from the newsroom, bill when the video of white and police custody hit the internet, it triggered a whole lot of anger. >> it did. the video went viral a lot of people had comments and that's pretty watch we were pursuing today. it was that viral video of philip white violently taken down by vineland police an tacked by a police dog it's now been seen by literally hundreds of thousands across the country. today i was there as activists met with the mayor looking for wha

a raccoon in center city had his goals a little too lofty. we'll show you how he was rescued. around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place - including one right here at the shop - now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! ♪ with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots xfinity is perfect for people who love fast. don't miss furious 7 in theaters now. >>> talk about an amazing sight. look at this raccoon stuck on the banner here causing traffic trouble as people stopped to take a number of pictures. animal control called in city workers to help get the raccoon down because it was up really high there. they had to use a ladder and long pole to rescue the raccoon. and they brought him to safety. he's probably happily in a trash can now. >>> well, minneapolis, minnesota, is the healthiest city in the u.s. that according to lifestyle website livability.com. new castle delaware was the only local city in our three states to receive the number one ranking. lewisbu

. >> we talked about what playing golf means to him and the lofty career goals. >> well, it's a privileget to be able to compete and we'll probably get more experience and have a goal. >> and they're smiling and have joy on their face and that's what it's all about and they learn values of life and things that will allow them to be successful. >> woodland is in town to compete at the world golf championships later this week and nice of them to take the time to do this with the kids. >>> in baltimore maryland where people are marching tonight and this happened after the fine ral of freddie gray who died while in police custody. >> rioters looted and burne businesses and the mayor has set a curfew for tonight at 10:00 p.m. local time and police have arrested at least 34 people and seven officers are injured and stay with abc 7 news for updates on abc 7 news bay area and we'll have another report coming up at 6:00. >> thanks for joining us >>> breaking news tonight from baltimore. the violent clashes as we come on the air. climbing onto police cars, smashing the roof, the windows. officers i

loftis and also chief -- for your working so very hard to make this possible for the tenderloin community. thank you. >> president: i think you made possible. thank you very much. thanks for coming out next speaker. >> testifier: hello commissioners my name is mark shroyer and him representing the bose tranquil neighborhood association and friends of the most part. 1st of all we want to thank you very much for the work you put into these new boundaries. we understand that we are literally coming to the table but we really wanted to make 100% sure that we had community consensus before we said this is what community is. we think we do. we do think it's a very big move. if you look at the map their, it's really a very very small area and we think we would be actually belong in protestation for a couple of reasons. number 1, we think we have a lot more in common with neighborhoods in the park district for example, our neighbors are the panhandle's brain up with the cold valley nasa heights corona heights. all these neighborhoods really are much more like our neighborhoods then say -- parts o

tension is revving up at them dealerships that can't meet lofty sales targets and are asked to skim their. >> the markets reached what they like to describe now as a new normal. the growth rates have slowed down but the growth is still strong. >> we are talking 25 million plus vehicle deliveries this year, still the world's biggest car market. >> this may be 16th auto shanghai, but beijing and shanghai alternate every other year hosting china's largest car show. it seems every other year the to try to outdo each other and host the show in an ever larger swing here new exhibition center . one thing that is not new this year is china's continued love of suvs but not necessarily foreign suvs. eight out of the best-selling suvs in the first quarter were chinese brands. bw, gm, and for all reported record deliveries in china last year, but for the first time they are being outsold in the hottest segment. >> they are priced themselves in the top end of the. -- top end of the pyramid leaving an area for chinese suvs to occupy. that could give them an opening to prove that they have really evolve

when it comes to expectation and elon pepper waiting these lofty expectations. they haven't j.v.'d with anybody in china and he's the impediment that they've ran into. but look i think the model x is coming. there's going to be some consumer that remain at bay as a result of that. and i do think that the streamlining of production is making for a shorter and shorter delivery times and that may be something that's evidencing itself in my -- sounds like my competitor's analysis. cory: all right, thank you, gentlemen. rush to the bookstores. wait outdoors. coming up, we're going to talk about a company that turned 5 years old five new products. interesting future. and we will talk about amazon ebay as well when "bloomberg west" continues. cory: i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg west." xiaomi celebrates five years in five new products. sling tv drops the ball during march madness. you get it? drops the ball. march madness. this is about basketball. first, check of your bloomberg top headlines. the i.p.o. showing -- accused high speed traders by rigging the market. that was a 9% inc

jonathan: lofty price point.: but my concern for samsung would still be that you can buy a very good android phone at a significantly lower price point. they take themselves up the premium scale and try to improve the margin, but they still find life difficult when it comes to the commoditization of the android operating environment. jonathan: guy johnson will be covering that. smartphones and desensitized market headlines. that is it for "on the move." a quick check in on stocks. the stoxx 600 extending all time highs. euro-dollar, weaker euro. we are down by 0.5%. just briefly the five-year french bond yield dropping into negative territory. guy doesn't care anymore. do you care? tell me. i'm on twitter. good luck the rest of your day. we will do it all again on monday. ♪ guy: premium products. samsung and apple launch high-end devices targeting the luxury market. deutsche is close to a $1.5 billion settlement on libor while hsbc must pay a $1 billion settlement over a french tax probe. greek deal insight. they

clubs it it is a lofty goal but i would like to inspire change the way women see themselves in the industry the way the culture is not so welcoming to women, and especially to inspire change in the education system. we have to make computer science mandatory in schools. emily: you're not an engineer and you are not generally involved in technology. how did you come to take on the subject? >> right. i'm a filmmaker and anybody who has a child in college is also looking at, what are the job opportunities. seeing what she went through being one of two women in a classified five men entry-level classes in computer science and college, and the wall street journal is talking about how it headlines in different newspapers, if you do not have a computer science education, good luck at getting a job. >> you visited several prominent tech companies to introduce executives about this issue. did you find any striking differences in attitude? did any companies strike you as more or less diverse or open to these kinds of changes? >> everybody is pretty receptive. the doors are wide open to a spirit we we

some pretty lofty levels over at the touchscreen. manus: thank you very much. $70 trillion worth of equities it is the bart chart. just go to bloomberg.com to pick up the nuances of that. 14 of 47 hit all-time records around the world. the question is, will shanghai continue its momentum? we get ready for that growth data to come out on wednesday. the export and import numbers were toward you this morning. the euro steps bacsk from its all-time high. denmark, portugal all off in excess of 25%. the pound is at a five-year low. we are waiting for u.s. retail sales to come through. iron ore down at $30 -- $45 this year, $30 in the making. you are seeing the miners come under pressure. as we go to the imf, stop-start scenario. a lot of criticism of the miners. just keep digging that stuff out of western australia and exporting it. paris, let's have a look. on the downside by over 1.2%. some individual names in focus today, the irish paper and pulp corporation up 2.78%. they are denying that they are in talks, had an approach from interna

he's frequently criticize the president obama on foreign policy, and he has a lofty perch from which do it. same thing as chairman of the senate armed services committee which he now chairs. and we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." the president continued his push to sell the deal for iran, which he says is the best chance to keep that country from getting a nuclear weapon. >> currently the breakout sometimes are only about two to three months by our intelligence estimates. so we're essential purchases for 13, 14, 15 years assurances that the breakout is at least a year. it's a hard argument to make that we're better off having almost no breakout period, than saying over the course of 15 years, we have very clear assurances they're not going to do anything. >>> well, republican leaders have strongly criticized the deal of course so far mitch mcconnell sets the parameter established an internationally recognized nuclear research and development program. house speaking john boehner said it's clear this deal is a direct threat to peace and security of the region and the

lofty goals. if one employee is inspired others will follow. >> small things here, there.o one thing a day that leads it something greater. >> small things hoping to make a big difference in the end. azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >> we created a section on our website for earth day. we have a list of places where you can volunteer, also we would like to hear from you, what are you doing to be green by using #2 acts of green. >>> friday and saturday -- >> nice. >> today was nothing like that. there was fog and cloud cover. [ talking at the same time ] >> it did heat up. >> it did. but we cooled off today. a lot of fog and low clouds. that will be the flow here for the next couple days. more of this intense fog in the morning. like a low -- not -- barely fog. just high enough. tomorrow morning, fog. slow to burn off. temperatures slow to rise. highest today was 64 oakland. 69 concord. temperatures cooler than over the weekend. temperatures tomorrow anticipated to be about the same, if not cooler still. the reason is the circulation around this off shore system here. low-pr

china, by the way, ashlee is absolutely right when it comes to expect aces and elon perpetuating these lofty expectations. bear in mind they have not j.v.'d with anybody in china. i think that's the impediment they ran into as opposed to demand-driven, executed-related problem. look, i think model x is coming. there's going to be some consumers that remain at bay as a result of that and i do think the streamlining of production is making for shorter and shorter delivery times and that may be something that's sort of evidencing itself in my -- sounds like my competitors' analysis. cory: james, steeple a big book on elon coming soon. rush to the book store, wait outdoors. wait until "bloomberg west" is over. coming up -- we will talk about the company that turns five years old. five new products. interesting future. talking about amazon versus ebay as well when "bloomberg west" continues. cory: i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg west." well xiaomi celebrates five years with five new products. sliv tv drops the ball during march madness, because it drops the ball, march madness, the basketbal

it's just for my blood, it's too lofty on the valuation. this isn't a showman.is the real deal. it's a real company. it's something that, you know, investors should take a look at. matt: everyone is so boring here. once the numbers -- charles: hard to go from cheer i don't seios totesla. if you want to believe in this company. believe that it will be a leader five, ten years from now, buy it now. (?) you're investing -- charles: that is the caveat. >> what about cheap oil. no one is talking about that. charles: i don't think so. >> how can you say that? charles: in california, the people that have bought teslas in california made 100% more than people who don't buy them. in other words, people don't buy tealsz t teslas to sae on the gas. i i've been in and out of it so much. i wish i held on. i'm looking to buy it. not today. >> they had a great test. (?) charles: i have to cut you off. is there somebody out there, visionary one of these jeff bezos guys that you go all in with right now because of the visionary himself running the company? >> richard branson. vi

not a bad reward for having achieved the lofty status of being the world's largest most active state sponsor of radical islamist terror. and to think the madness of this administration is not nearly complete. not by a long shot. god help us all. >>> now the quotation of the evening. andrew jackson, our seventh president, said this. every good citizen makes his country's honor his own, and cherishes it not only as precious but as sacred. he is willing to risk his life in its defense and conscious that he gains protection while he gives it. will honor ever again, ever again be our choice. we're coming right back. >>> coming up next president obama demanding our court system support his amnesty fiat. one of the few in congress fighting the president's fiat is house judiciary committee bob goodlatte. >>> america's food supply at risk. deadly bacteria, the bird flu and drought conditions in california. why we all should be concerned. every truck can tow a boat. every truck can climb a hill. every truck can haul a trailer. but not everyone can say they're the fastest-growing truck brand in

a very classic, big picture, lofty presidential announcement and also very specific to marco rubio. who likes give big think, big moments speeches. >> at one of rubios mentor former florida governor jeb bush who was likely also to run for president. does this announcement make things awkward between them? >> reporter: i think that's an understatement. no question about it. the two of them have been close for more than 15 years. jeb bush gave him, i think, $50 for his first run at city commissioner back when he was 26 years old, and they have remained close over the years. and look, the bottom line is that marco rubio, according to people close to him, didn't think jeb bush would actually take the plunge and run and he's been planning to do this. not thrilled with his job in the senate. if the president thing doesn't work out and can't be senator, that's the rule here in florida. he's 43 can go make money. actually those close to him in the republican florida community who feel torn and frustrated both of running. >> after tonight rubio is headed back to washington, d.c. he's going t

like you said, they're trying to come up with these big lofty messages but having the kids wear the scarvess not going to get them where they want to go and they open up a whole can of worms. >> these are educators, right? are they not educated on what happened in france when sarcosi tried to ban headscarves on the women in the country? it was the biggest debate. it caused outrage cultural problems. i get you charles. this whole force feeding multi culture culturism, that's not how you do it. educate the kids on what happens if you take the head scarf off and you're a woman. you will have your head caught off in the street. >> look what happened to us with the blacks in the 1960's. government could do whatever it wanted to do to wife away institutionalization and paint over the colored only signs but the real difference in our lifetimes, charles, i don't think i'm breaking news by saying this has been forging relationships among people. >> absolutely. i think that's why america has been a successful melting pot and something the rest of the world is having a tough time recreating. >> there'

one side set lofty goals like he did at a speech at georgetown university. >> the question now will we have the courage to act before it's too late in. >>late?>> and another mr. obama. >> he lets us down. he opens up more lands and encouraging more fossil fuel exports, and he has been a really disappointment unfortunately. and we would have liked to have seen more, especially considering his great rhetoric. >> critics say natural gas and exports. and the white house said that the president's record speaks for itself. >> is the president a green president? has he done all he can to address climate change? >> i think that's an indication of the president's conviction on this issue but the president is going to go down in history as the greenest president we have ever had. >> fracking angered advocates on both sides. he said alternative energy is viewed as an important priority with fossil fuels, oil and natural gas. american manufacturers say that the state state of the new rules makes it hard to he compete. >> it's a very large cost, and the balance is off and it makes it harder for us

. >>> governor jerry brown set lofty goals earlier this year nanneding the state slash water usage by 25%. state water officials are expected to unveil knew details today on the water blue print. communities may have to reduce anywhere from 10% to 35% depending upon how much water they're currently using. governor brown says he is not backing down even though he's received plenty of complaints from dozens of water agencies throughout the state. the governor also met with business leaders concerned by the cutbacks including landscapers and the swimming pool industry. >>> residents of the palo alto mobile home park may receive eviction notices within a week. an attorney for the park's owner warns evictions could be sent out as soon as next month that's when the city council is scheduled to approve the closure. they are asking for more time for new appraisals on fair compensation. >>> a berkeley hair salon owner is pressing charges against a man who stole his dog and then returned the dog. you are looking at winder the unofficial mascot for anton's salon. he's home with his owner after b

. >> reporter: a lofty goal, but the former olympian seeking to inspire and sparking conversation andce friday night thousands of men women and children across the globe are showing their support for bruce jenner, posting pictures with the hash tag paint your nails for bruce. >> having someone like bruce jenner tell his story really puts a face and makes a lot of people want to talk about it. >> the website for the trevor project offering a host of resources for lgbt team, saying their scheuership has seen a 40% boost in becoming a transgender woman. >> bruce jenner's story opened up an amazing dialogue that we're having not only here in america, but all across the world. >> i just want to enjoy life. >> that's who i am. it's that simple. >> jenner's journey carrying special residence for the transgender community. transgender model aris telling our aditi roy that it will change the world. >> it will change tv. it will change people's minds and it will change the fans' minds and everyone will have to open their minds. >> and katie rain hill both transgender authors saying jenner's int

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same values he often abandoned them for the practicality and she always was sticking with them in a lofty way. >> ur recognized because there are two other first ladies both vertical partners but they approach it very differently in a way that they describe it. these are c-span interviews. >> [inaudible] [inaudible] that i shouldn't be making the conditions on legislation or that i shouldn't be involved on behalf of about my husband asked on the primary objective because they thought that was somehow inappropriate that they did behind the scenes where nobody can see. i would like to know what goes on because i i'm very much the kind of person that you should see what you mean and mean what you say like anybody else involved in public life. >> it's fascinating because there are so many ways to the political and especially for a spouse to be political we know that hillary clinton set up an office which was a clear indication that she wanted to be political not behind the scenes but in public and when she was working on healthcare she spoke to the business roundtable and was a public figure

it trades at a lofty 22 times next year's estimates, that's pretty darn inexpensive when you considerthe track record and the 15% long-term growth rate. not the mention it could once again turn out to be too low like they did last week. here's the bottom line you may not think that carmax is a retailer. i this i this seller of used cars is one of the best retail stocks in america and a classic domestic business, remember i think the dollar is going to start going up again, just not that fast. that's why carmax is still worth buying even after last week's epic run. we're going to go to sean in pennsylvania. sean! >> caller: a big pittsburgh steeler boo-yah to you, jim. >> i'll give you a pirate boo-yah right back probably doing better than the phillies. what's up? >> caller: what a day, get to "mad money" my daughter megan's 15th birthday. >> oh, happy birthday megan caller thanks, jim. hey, i wanted to ask you about sonic. they had a great earnings release, double digit seams growth the stock drops then precipitously. i know some people talk about sonic b ratio, when you compare it to

they speak in these lofty generic terms. rand paul took a number of shots at the republican establishment. he was quick to blame both parties on the state of the american economy. >> big government and debt doubled under a republican administration and it's now tripling under barack obama's watch. president obama is on course to add more debt than all of the previous presidents combined. we borrow a million dollars a minute. this vast accumulation of debt threatens not just our economy, but our security. >> the threat, the freerear, everything is going to fall apart. his crowd is the doomsday preppers. nothing in rand paul's speech today really played to the greatness of this country. shockingly the senator addressed income inequality in his speech. his solution is tax-free areas with cities like detroit. rand paul is with the democrats on manufacturing jobs? that's why i call him politically mixed. unfortunately rand paul does tow the party line on a number of issues that only make the income gap even bigger. >> i will take

. >> lofty for the nation's fifth highest recruit. rabb scored 10 points last night at the mcdonald's all america game in chicago but he didn't announce whether he is going to go to cal or arizona. so keep your ears open. that announcement could come later today. over my shoulder, the mvp race will likely come down to steph curry and the rockets star james harden. curry turned voters' heads with fancy dribbling a couple nights ago. last night harden responded. >> anything you can do i can do better ♪ >> harden came out against the kings and he scored a career- high 51 points. it's his second 50-point game of the season. the last game, 13 days ago. houston beat sacramento 115- 111. curry, it's your turn. that race coming down to the wire. >> the a's and giants bay bridge series. we'll see you tonight. >> that starts tonight. >>> play of the day, we'll take you back to the mcdonald's all america game in chicago. jaylen passes to zimmerman who finishes with a little two- handed dunk right there. these kids are in high school. some of the

it's kind of a much more lofty idea of this kind of granular sense that hillary clinton is talking about, making people feel better about themselves. especially the middle class. but i don't know that we're going to hear a lot of ideas and specifics in his platform. he's going to talk a lot more about the concept of what america can be. >> it's early on in the campaign. he's doing the soft rollout. rubio will likely face florida governor jeb bush. won't that be a little awkward? >> very awkward especial ligs for the people who are very close to both of them. this is such a fascinating human drama, carol. because marco rubio came up in florida politics when jeb bush was the governor. the two of them have had so many public encounters when they call each other basically the greatest thing since sliced bread, talk about how wonderful one of the other is when it comes to leadership when it comes to ability, and now you have a situation where they're running against each other. a lot of jeb bush's closest advisers and friends really didn't believe that marco rubio was actually going to take t

but the humble approach at odds with some lofty fund-raising goals. according to "new york times," clinton supporters aim to raise $2.5 billion. this time around. here to discuss all of this, wow, charlie gasparino, dan henninger, "wall street journal." jon podhoretz from "the new york post.." call you jpod. like j.lo. >> you got it. melissa: $2.5 billion. i thought it took a billion dollars to run a presidential campaign. >> this number is so astounding, raises two questions, one is this part of the effort to continue to scare democrats out of the race? melissa: which is working. >> or scare republicans or if it is serious. or if it is serious, then you have a real conflict between her hessage wanting to be champion of the suffering middle classes and somebody raising a genuine plutocrat tick, mexican presidential amount of money to run for office that both romney and obama in 2012 spent $1.9 billion together. she is talking about 2 1/2 billion dollars alone. >> well -- melissa: one thing the clintons don't fool around about money. they are dead seri