. >> lumpy polices us.u screw up, he'll growl at you. >> during the tour, will there be shirts off? >> we take advantage of danny and we take turn s but i don't think for this tour. >> do y'all still get panties thrown on the stage? >> not so much panties. >> no. >> what do they throw? >> they throw their love. >> something else that happens when the new kids go on tour, their kids show up on stage. what you won't see though is but donny's little brother won't be there. you know, marky mark. >> could you ever convince mark wahlberg to get on stage? >> we got him on stage, but he didn't do nothing. i thought he might lipsynch something, at least. >> you know what i got out of that story is tha >> 50 cent was at a new kids concert? >> who would have thought? and donny has the season finale of "blue bloods," airing tonight on cbs. >> the big story at the movie s >>> and "guardians of the galaxy which already made $70 million. here is one of the reasons we love its star chris pratt. >> who doesn't appreciate a

and lumpy will be hitting the road with the band. >> lumpy polices us.u screw up, he'll growl at yo you. >> during the tour, will there be shirts off? >> we take turns. but i don't think for this tour. >> do y'all still get panties thrown on the stage? >> not so much panties. >> no. >> what do they throw? >> they throw their love. >> something else that happens when the new kids go on tour, their kids show up on stage. but donny's little brother won't be there. you know, marky mark. >> we got him on stage, but he didn't do nothing. i thought he might lipsynch something, at least. >> 50 cent was at a new kids concert? >> who would have thought? and donny has the season finale of "blue bloods," airing tonight on cbs. >>> and "guardians of the gal y galaxy's" star, chris pratt. >> he can rap, is there anything he can't do? he even made a mix tape of love songs for his wife, anna. ♪ girl i'm so in love with you [ cheers and applause ] >> i wish she reacted that way. but for me, big miss. it's the wrong [ bleep ] tempo. >> what do you need? >> i need some edm

a new kid named lumpy stole the show. i'll get to that in just a second. they still got it. most of you all are fathers but there's not dad bods here. >> trying to keep up with our past selves. >> are you working out for real? >> sure. >> we're getting pumped. we're getting jacked. >> definitely no dad bods here and these guys are all in their 40s. they're careful about the menu but not always about for the reasons you expect. >> we would do frisbee toss with the cold cuts. we can't say we have grown out of it. we are just smart enough not to bring the cold cuts. >> the guys dpeerigearing up for new tour, rehearsing the single from their latest album. that is lumpy, the new pup that is hitting the road with the band. >> he policing us. he will come in and growl at you. >> will there be any shirts off? >> we take advantage of danny and take his shirt off. we take turns but i don't think this tour. >> do the girls -- do you all still like get panties thrown on the stage? >> not so much panties. >> what do they throw? >> they throw their love. >> something el

effectively ruined by the crash a couple of days ago, but the team sky rider rode strongly on the lumpy in the sagrantino wine—growing region near peruguia to move up to 11th in the overall standings. olympic silver medallist tom dumoulin was 49 seconds quicker, and stormed to the top of the general classification. he now leads the race by over two minutes. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. a good day for arsenal, manchester city and motherwell. not such a good one for andy murray. good night. hello there, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me baroness alterman, the former pensions minister, and a columnist at the london evening standard. how is the new boss going down? well, he is the new boss going down? well, he is making all of these changes.” is making all of these changesli wa nt is making all of these changes.” want all of the gossip! we will start by looking at the front pages. the i leads with the launch of the labour party manifesto, calling it the most radicals in the 19805. the times the most radica

welshman‘s chances of winning the race were effectively ruined by the crash, but he rode strongly on the lumpygs. 0lympic silver medallist tom dumoulin won the stage and took huge time chunks out of his rivals too. he was 49 seconds quicker. he now leads the race by over two minutes. and in the us at the top of the screen there, the latvian rider tom skuijins had a nasty crash at the tour of california. he came off during the second dtage on a fast descent, the cannondale rider hit the ground hard, and tried to remount his bike but was clearly suffering from concussion. whilst he did attempt to rejoin the peleton, his team pulled him out of the race. he had also fractured his collarbone. he is in hospital recovering. he has posted some pictures on twitter giving the thumbs up saying he is ok but an nasty scare, i hope he's 0k. that's it from this sportsday, we will be across the football for the rest of the evening at bbc news but from everyone at the bbc sports centre for now, goodbye. you're watching bbc news. as we have been hearing the labour leader jeremy corbyn has launched his party ele

treasury maturities being very lumpy in 2018.ith this cap structure we know that will not be an issue. it assures the market there will not be asset sales, so if there was a fixed amount they had to buy if there were not enough mortgages prepaying, with a be selling mortgages into the market? they will not do that. if there will be some episode where we have a flight to quality treasury rally we will see a bit of a countercyclical balance under the structure. jonathan: i sat down with mohamed el-erian a few years ago and he said this will be the loosest tightening in history. yields still grind lower on ten-year treasuries. why? gregory: you look at the balance of data, it has been mixed. an upward revision of the first quarter but it is still at the same kind of trajectory we have seen the past few years, 2%. i think the inflation number is key. in my mind, inflation peaked in february so the fed is doing anti-qe. we have had all of this stimulus thrown at the u.s. economy and we grew 2%. what happens in an anti-qe type of envir

collage that had me on a picture on this side and then a picture of cottage cheese saying that i was lumpy. >> she said her friend who is african american was pictured with a noose around her neck. >> just because of the skin they're in and the body they're in. >> she is studying for her s.a.t.s and said since the pictures came to light she's struggled to concentrate at school. to make matters worse, four of the students who liked or commented on the posts are now suing the albany school district claiming their suspensions were a violation of their first amendment rights and the posts are protected political speech. the victims' parents are outraged. >> you don't have a first amendment right to promote a hate crime. >> reporter: but this student is not holding bridges. >> what they did is wrong, -- grudges. >> what they did is wrong, but they have to be forgiven somehow. >> reporter: she's tibeten and she would like to see role models in her school and things more taught at school than academics. >> compassion, kindness and the basic right of human values. >>> a new security alert tonight

greg, chuck, katie, barf, greg again, i wanna say...lumpy?, guys. - hey, hey, hey, what are you guys doing? from last year? - no, no! how would you all feel if your naked pictures were out there for the world to see? - i'd feel great. i tried to submit to "hustler," but they said my bedroom made them depressed. - yeah, chill out, greg. it's just boobies and vaginas. - yeah. - no, guys, portia's privacy was stolen. maybe you don't know what that feels like, but i do. - katie, i had no idea. what happened to you? - i was raised by carol wendelson. she read my diary. she listened in on my phone calls. my freshman year roommate was just a p.i. that she had hired--i was like, why is your student film just about everywhere i go, you know? - katie's right. we should respect portia. she's our coworker and our friend. - she thinks my name is barf, which, yes, is my middle name, but she doesn't know that. - phones away, people. - ugh. [tense music] - okay, there it is. no big deal. all i have to do is keep my mind off the red door. just like tha

the full extent of macron's of victory, lumpy known for a time. -- won't be known for a time.ruth is, it doesn't matter. it's not unusual for people to win narrow victories and then try to do a lot. in this case he can claim 66 for -- 66% of the vote. david: what have we learned about how he might govern? a description of him as a social liberal with pro-business reform and nordic style welfareism. a very brief descripti. basically, macron, if you think about what he needs to do, he's not from the right, doesn't want to govern from the right or the left. he has to govern, i think, mainly to the right. france is the biggest welfare state in europe. it's got the least number of self-made millionaires. it's got everything that from the right you would want to change. make france more business friendly, introduce more productivity. in the end that means taking on the unions, putting him in a thatcher like position. in the way that he appeared, straight after on the podium, as you just saw him, saying that he would protect you, reminding me of margaret thatcher. and then letting th

. >> he's like strawberry jam. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: noe red, lumpy?ears now. congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> stephen: last time you were here. you were fairly new to marriage. >> yeah! >> stephen: got one. do you enjoy it? i love being married. i'm 24 years married now. and it's-- same lady. ( laughter ) are you-- are you digging it? >> in a row. yes. i-- it's delightful. it is-- i didn't know-- i generally am not very good at relationships. i have a hard time. i just needed to find a way to show people how much i love them, despite all my words and action. ( laughter ) and my husband got together -- >> stephen: his name is. >> scott cassidy. and he's a painter. hello, boo-boo. one thing i learned about love is something-- they tell you-- i didn't realize-- sometimes when you love somebody you might be irritated by them. and i read in some of my self-help literature that what you do is you embrace it, embrace that which disgusts you. ( laughter ) and my husband does a repetitive singing thing. where he changes every song to the words "turkey

the quarters are so lumpy but they're investing for the future. i think it's good.lways does. i don't mind owning the stock lower. >> let's talk small caps. the iwm. small stocks, big returns. do you like it? >> small caps would be a primary beneficiary of any movement in washington whether it's tax reform or regulatory reform. in addition the index consists of primarily tech and financials. two sectors which i like quite a bit. >> all right. we'll take a quick break. i can't wait for her to have that college experience that i had. the classes, the friends, the independence. and since we planned for it, that student debt is the one experience, i'm glad she'll miss when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise tired of paying hundreds more a year in taxes and fees on your wireless bill? only t-mobile one gives you unlimited data with taxes and fees included. that'll save you hundreds. get two lines of unlimited data for a hundred dollars. that's right. two lines. a hundred bucks. all in. and now, the brand new samsung galaxy s8 is here.

social media scandal at albany high school. [ indiscernible ] >> picture of cottage cheese saying i was lumpysince the pictures came to light she is struggling to concentrate at school. to make matters worse, four of the students who circulated the post are now suing the school district. they say their suspensions were a violation of their right to free speech. parents of the victims are outraged! >> you don't have a first amendment right to promote a hate crime. >> some of the posts circulated by students showed african- american students photo shopped with nooses around their necks. >>> the sfmta is trying to make things safer but they want input from people. kpix 5's jackie ward joins from us a neighborhood ahead of a public meeting. >> reporter: the block we're standing on in the outer sunset is one small part of a much bigger plan that the sfmta has for this area. there are a lot of little changes that the city says will make a big difference if these get approved. so right now, you will see what are called share arrows on the street that indicate where cars need to be aware of sharing t

. >> that will be lumpy.ltimately, that i are pulling back on production. >> we invest in the equipment makers, if you like metals and mining? >> for example, caterpillar. >> or others. exposure. >> i think cater bill e pillar on valuation is ridiculously expensive. you got to think that every hole that is dug over the next ten years will have a tractor behind it. i'm not surgeon that's the case. think think that stock is too rich to be low. >> i tend to agree with you, especially at these levels. i think an area seems to be going, very stealth for the rail. when you look at what they've done for the performance they've had, going into earnings and since earnings, it's been really impressive. csx, all these various names. all of them fairly strong. to tim's point, he's not necessarily bashing the upside or whatever in metals, but when you start to look over at the rails, what is being moved around the country, boy, these guys are all doing very, very well. >> looking at glencore, looking at u.s. steel, some o

it doesn't make it lumpy.here's definitely been a move away from eating shortening for heart health. lemonis: one thing people will look at on the back of a bag is the ingredients, right? i don't particularly like shortening. it feels artificial to me. lynn: i'm just concerned about the customers here. they're used to my biscuits. when you start adding something different, and you're used to my recipe... lemonis: i'm a little concerned that lynn's pushing back on what kenny's suggesting. the only thing we want to do is make the adjustments so the biscuit can be mass-produced. lynn: this is crazy. you know, it is a family recipe. i'm trying to adjust, but this is not us. kenny: my grandfather used to always say to me, "if you're not changing, you're stuck. and if you're stuck, you're not going forward." ewell: you need to open your eyes a little bit. lemonis: i need to open my eyes? have you worked the register since i've been here? have you worked in the kitchen since i've been here? i'm open. what am i missin

how do you build oil into your models when it is as lumpy and bumpy as it is right now?ere is so much volatility near term in oil prices. it must suggest a technical situation. our analysts would suggest higher prices that we saw in april has drawn and more producers, so you have this interesting balance between the cuts as described and also the u.s. production. we do not think oil prices will move materially higher but not fall materially from where they are as witnessed by the saudi's. oil is an important factor in the inflation profile. what i would say, and we were talking about this earlier, is that it is interesting that the u.s. inflation numbers have been softer.argin, a bit to the extent that that is important in terms of the fed's view, that is where we would start to take notice. we do not suggest oil prices will move materially from this $40 and 50 on range, but if the inflation data in the u.s. is ever so softer, it may give an already dovish leaning fed the opportunity to be more sanguine, more relaxed about the rate hikes as we go through the rest of the

the team sky rider was strong over the lumpy terrain in the wine growing region.he general classification. he now leads the race by over two minutes. quick update on the football, no goals at all in either of those matches, clive. president trump confirmed on twitter he had shared information about an islamic state terror threat. senior republicans and democrats have voiced concerns that the material was shared with moscow. did he or didn't he? in the latest troubles to hit the trump white house, allegations that the president revealed highly classified intelligence information to the russian foreign minister, sergey lavrov, during their 0val russian foreign minister, sergey lavrov, during their oval office meeting last week. according to the washington post, while discussing threats from so—called islamic state the president inexplicably told the russian abouts detailed intelligence material that came from a us ally and was considered too sensitive to share with other friendly countries. 0ne record said the president was almost boasting. the information related t

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is this a lumpiness in the earnings because the product favor work in their favor?ere's always a volatility to a product that may impact a quarter. switch just started. it's impacting the business. that's a good thing. we'll hear more about gaming. we think our gaming analyst thinks there could be some interesting announcements coming out in june around back half of the year new gaming consoles. we'll see. there's also vr and a.r. around that. you have smart home. there's more of a product cycle than just switch. >> right. you take a look at the price to earnings, price of sales, price to book, you need sales on the five-year basis. they're all at highs. does the stock deserve that sort of valuation at this point? >> well, you have to look at how it's valued relative to its cash flows. and versus peers. so if you go back a few years ago, not long ago, best buy traded about two to three times cash flow retail trade at that point at maybe nine. best buy is getting towards 7 today. retail is getting towards 7 1/2. i would argue, we are arguing, we continue to argue, be

he's created a portfolio, a portfolio company that's a a smart way to go ahead, and it's weird, lumpy, and different businesses have different growth metrics and challenges on its own, so going forward, we have to see how it goes. >> amazon might be a small share of the retail sales, but it's one. largest companies in terms of the value in the country, and in the world, so do you think it can double or triple in size from here for people who want to invest in amazon today and want to see a lot more of runway ahead? >> we think it can. i mean depends on the time frame, but looking out, and i would echo some of the things that cuban said, all the data that they are collect iing put them in a ve velocity done, and on the data side, they just have so much data and they collect more and more ka that talking to alexa every day. there's room to go on that front as well. >> all right. mike alson, our bull, ed lee, or sort of risk observer. thank you, both. >> it is a busy friday. a news alert on welts fargo now. what's going on? >> tell me about it. here's what we got. wells fargo, attorneys

these are big lumpy orders and we can't see all the good that you're doing with these fabulous acquisitionsd more acquisitions to be able to make it so service providers make it so you can -- control your own destiny. because i felt like on the call that because of the service provider business, it's difficult for cisco to control its own destiny even though it has $68 billion in cash and great leadership. >> jim, the service providers around the world are not only good customers but a very strategic route to market for us. when you look at some of the countries and some of the data sovereignty issues we believe that it's going to be really important for us to be able to deliver our sass and our cloud offers through the service providers. we believe they'll remain strategic partners for us and we'll continue to drive new i believe know -- innovation. new platforms. one of the biggest benefits we provide is helping then create solutions that they take to the int int enterpri enterprise customers so it's a big set of customers. when two or three or four big ones its has an impact. but when th

. -- it seems like if they just pull out the plugs and they do not reinvest, that will lead to a lumpyance sheet and they do not want to indicate that volatility in the marketplace. watching paint dry is a great way to put it and that is the challenge, how to orchestrate that. jonathan: thank you. we are counting it down and you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ jonathan: i downgrade since 1989. it is keep calm and carry on as futures take higher ahead of the open. .kepticism on wall street the path to a balanced budget is paid with accounting gimmicks. a look at when and how officials plan to unwind their monster balance sheet. good morning from new york city. i am jonathan ferro, alongside david westin and alix steel. treasuries are going nowhere. everything seems to be going nowhere. let's get you some movers and price action. here is alix steel. alix: we do have some individual movers to point to. intuit is one of them. they are a tax software company who got a big boost from taxes in. the third quarter is really a key. for them -- a key period for them. updatednment store has their o