we wanted to be authentic talking about how our culture, mardi gras indians, working men put togetherir own groups and how they came about and they were sick leaders, open guys for many where their culture came from. so we created what i now think is a little cultural document that you can pull off the shelf and answer the question for the little kid saying what were you thinking about at the time, what was important to you at the time, we also show the role of culture in a way that most people forget about as i was saying. it was a poem, many people wanted to see flyer in new orleans, david simon wrote a visual poem three years, it also was the last season i spent with my mother, the last four years. that will always represent those years for me. wasn't a tv show, not just the documentation of a culture, purge of feelings about what happened in the storm. it was me being able to hold my mother in my arms as she took her last breath and put her to bed. to have that experience i will be forever grateful to god, to david simon, and forever connected to that essentially beautiful place i

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this is like our mardi gras. this is crazy. >> no beb. >> lots of jack oh lanterns though. >> i am get marringried on friday the 13th. i thought it would be fitting to have a bachelorette party in salem. the halloween capital of the world. mary. the perfect mace to get the fright on. >> put her the sun he which is sizzle. mary: there foys him it on photo ops or walk tours. the only rules, you have to behave. no public drinker rowdiness there are families here. 4-year-old richard anthony is haking the first visit. >> so i started to go there because that with a so cool. it is wicked cool. final. >> this is the last year's costume. 16 of us. >> a word this base to are coming tomorrow, dress up or you will be the freak. mary saladna wcvb newscenter 5. j.c.: mary was the freak in that group. phil: i don't know. i want to make sure she is ok. the he west part is. you talk about this. the weather is good because the biggest crush every year as child went the mother said i had to put the coat on. over the costume. never

if you would run the risk that sterling would all of a sudden become the darling of currency, mardi grasesould like to go along, therefore having a negative impact on inflation. he can very easily wait to see what happens. but then the key issue that you're facing is that the u.k. ike so many other economies of sending a big message out there which is the globalout put cap is negative and it means inflation stays low. manus: that is what pimco was saying. >> that is also related to cap ex. manus: yes. william, thank you so much for putting everything in context for us today. william from b.n.p. paribas. s.u.v.'sise 31% as the drive record sales. we're going to break the numbers down for you. stay with "the pulse." manus: daimler reported a 31% rise in third quarter profits with new s.u.v.'s driving record sales and consolidating strength in the luxury car market. hans nichols is stand big in berlin. mercedes-benz overtaking audi. this is a great story, hans, isn't it? hans: it is especially good for you because i know what your preferences are. they are for luxury. last month daimler had t

when mardi gras was released a rolling stone reviewer called it the worst album oi have ever heard fromence never made another record. plenty of rock 'n' roll band have broken up. i don't know whether any have the sort of spring of lawsuits. that has followed ccr. how many times have you sued each other? >> i have no idea. happily, i don't keep count. >> reporter: fogerty spent decades battling the record company that signed him as a teenager and claimed ownership of his iconic songs. >> the fact that i don't own these wonderful songs certainly has gnawed at me. >> reporter: they're still your songs. >> i think the phrase i used, the whole world knows those are your songs. and, that's a really good thing to know. ♪ i want to know have you seen the rain ♪ >> reporter: today at the age of 70, fogerty embraces the songs he wrote that made him and credence music legends. >> it is a really happy for me. >> reporter: and you are performing with your son? >> yes. those are amazing moments in life when you -- when you get to share that closeness. after all it is in his dna. >> and the f right a

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when mardi gras was released a rolling stone reviewer called it the worst album i have ever heard from a major rock band. credence never made another record. plenty of rock 'n' roll band have broken up. i don't know whether any have the sort of string of lauf suits. that has followed ccr. how many times have you sued each other? >> i have no idea. happily, i don't keep count. >> reporter: fogerty spent decades battling the record company that signed him as a teenager and claimed ownership of his iconic songs. >> the fact that i don't own these wonderful songs certainly has gnawed at me. >> reporter: they're still your songs. >> i think the phrase i used, the whole world knows those are your songs. and, that's a really good thing to know. i want to know have you seen the rain >> reporter: today at the age of 70, fogerty embraces the songs he wrote that made him and credence music legends. >> it is a really happy for me. >> reporter: and you are performing with your son? >> yes. those are amazing moments in life when you -- when you get to share that closeness. after all it is in his dna

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. >> mardy fish -- alan fisher reporting from washington >>> a high school student has been sentence said to death by beheading and cruise fiction in saudi arabia, because he stood up for minority rights. his mother is pleading for obama to intervene. he was arrested for taking part in a demonstration. they were demanding greater rites for shia muslims. >> we continue to follow the breaking news. president obama reversing course, extending a sign line for keeping troops in afghanistan. >> fall out for vaecolkswagen, emissions growing >>> and gratuities off the menu at high end establishments. >> when i met daisy, it was the best day of my life. when my past caught up with me and made us all pay the price. >> the social worker said, "i'm gonna have to take the baby". they took my family. i don't know how i'm gonna do it but... i need another lawyer. you're gonna have to kill me to take my child. >> welcome back. it is 7:31 eastern, taking a look at today's top stories. the israeli and palestinian governments blame each other for inciting violence. 32 palestinians and seven israelis di

you don't try new things when mardi gras is going on.an make money with factor drilling, doing same thing over and over again when it is not particularly efficient. this whole revolution began with oil being cheap. shale fields began when price was below $40 a barrel. took off below 50. people couldn't get into bakken fast enough. now it drops to 50 to 60 it is over? technology has gotten 4 to 500% better and it is over when prices are same as they were with old technology? operators today make same margin at 55 to $60 a barrel as they did at five, six years ago at $95 a barrel. the revolution is far from over. may be for players that are poorly operating and overleveraged but not for the core business. the bottom line is specific forecast which i put in my report is if you think what it means to double or triple the efficacy of shale rates with new technology, translate that into dollars per barrel. we know average cost to find or lift a shale oil ranges from 10 or $12 a barrel to $55 a barrel, depending where you are. that's the range.

technology companies are in new orleans, and they are rocking and rolling because of startup, not just mardis. >> cities are left behind in baltimore. i think of camden new jersey is it easy to take that blueprint? >> actually -- >> i was there under armour dan and i were there, and i think kevin and his company plays the same role that dan played in detroit. >> yep. >> it's not only bringing in millennials and bringing in talented people, but he wants to manufacture there as well. i mean, you're seeing a trend of this. i mean kevin plank in baltimore, you know tony shay with zappos in las vegas, and jack dorsey interested in st. louis. you are seeing company-led, you know, bring back urban cores. i was no dayton ohio wednesday and there's a company there called marsden lab going to light the world on fire. augment reality and virtual reality. it's -- >> a great city. my wife's high school. >> they installed virtual reality. have you done that? do i have competitive advantage over you? >> talk exactly how you are installing it, like, are you talking about for kitchen cab cabinets or -- >> ta