we welcome mark howard. i want to put up a chart on my terminal.t compares the market b readth, s&p is broader. neither one is nearly as broad as it was at the end of last year. mark: the important thing is a broadening of the s&p. it was narrow before. nasdaq was on par with it. companies across a broader range companies, large gap they are benefiting from some of the advances in the tech space that contributed to the strong run in mastec. the implementation -- run in nasdaq. the implementation and ai is being employed more broadly and revenuecontributing to growth and better earnings. david: they are making more money off ai and technology. is that showing up in earnings? mark: i don't think it is. you hear it in comments from corporate management, discussions around employing blockchain more broadly. it is on the horizon. investors are starting to discount the benefits in the future rather than income today. long is this sustainable? you look at state profit margins, i cannot imagine how many times i have heard peak margin and you are not going

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wasn't for howard marks mr marks my mandate of the district of columbia pre-crime division and placing you under arrest for the future murder sir marks from the ministry place today april twenty second at zero eight hundred hours plymouth in june sherlock emeritus and. in minority report the government finds three precognitive mutants who get glimpses of violence in the future. and say this person is going to commit this crime. and off the police go and they stop the crime from happening. you're looking at your career you're here. can predict do crime he called as accurate in real life as philip k. dick portrayed it. true. there is a program called present poll predictive policing in which cities police departments are analyzing neighborhoods and traffic patterns for any. anything that might predict the arrival of crime and this is already worked very well in many cities they say the social conditions here various other factors mean we should have extra police in this area this weekend. and this is been a relative success. and when i implemented the predictive policing for the last twe

howard: thank you. mark? mark: general, thank you. reading russian commentary on the things you talked about, there is a sense of they are doing well in europe, middle here.and with russian pessimism. a challenge of china and they are not doing anything about it. as risk-averse as cute as putin,patent -- why do do they not see the chinese threat seriously? i would be worried about it. is it a head in the sand? china is al if threat to russia, it will be a threat to the west and the west will help russia because it will be in its interest? a real question mark as to what explains their attitude for china when it seems it ought to be considered a possible threat to them. gen. gorenc: i'm a qualified to answer that question. it is a good one. is the newd about national defense strategy. who here has read it? i love it. there is a document that describes the common view of what the security situation is. we will disagree or agree on the contents of it. the focus provided by that document is providing impetus for a discussion on how we wil

they want to manage risk you know, howard marks who has been a friend and mentor 25 years that is thisop five% of all funds like all the crypt of hedge funds last year, you have to take an inordinate amount of risk and could end up in the bottom five%. we are not interested in that we are. >> sorry, mark. >> go ahead. >> but if risk is a concern for you i'm curious, what are you telling investors? yesterday we had on jordan bell fortunate, the wolf of wall street, a guy who knows how to get investors onboard and run a scam here is what he told us about the crypt of currencies. >> you're seeing massive fraud manipulation issues with tether linked to bitcoin. the huge problems i believe regulatoriwise just seeing the tip of the iceberg there is no good reason it should exist other than pure speculation getting more people involved make make money on the early investors theres no reason for it. >> jamie dimon bill gates are skeptics why should institutional investors consider this safe? >> look all of what you just shared is called fud. >> from fear uncertainty and doubt. it's a revolutio

tests the public water hitting the market today joining a crowded feel with knew mark group helding the own ipo last year. howardins us to talk about the state of the business, the economy and more howard welcome good to have you back as always what do you make of the fact that so many companies, including yours, in this business are going public now? what's in the water or the air >> well, the big six players have been raising market share this is a huge business, the international services business in real estate is gigantic and the big six guys really have less than 20% market share and people really want the kind of information, the kind of knock that new mark and our peers deliver. we are consolidates and growing. think about new park put up earnings of 35% today. you know, things are good in the commercial real estate space because the big guys are gobbling up the little guys hand over for a foot. >> and being public enables you to do that because you have currency to do it in part, right. >> exactly right you're in the mugabe public markets. you can hire and acquire better and grow faster new mark has bee

mark? >> i think elizabeth warren is doing a good job raising the money online. i think there are a lot of senators who have thought about running. then you have howardtz in washington state who probably has a lot of connections and can raise the money. i don't know if he would write his own check. there are a number of really talented, great people who can do this and be viable. it's a matter of doing the plan. figuring out your plan and working the plan. >> a huge field at this point. >> exactly. >> thank you for coming in. let's see what happens in 2018 and see what it means. >> 2018 first. >> cart before the horse. that's what i do all the time. >>> every week this woman must nearly die before she can receive treatment for a chronic illness that she faces. why is that? s sanjay gupta is here to explain. -we're in a small room. what?! -welcome. -[ gasps ] a bigger room?! -how many of you use car insurance? -oh. -well, what if i showed you this? -[ laughing ] ho-ho-ho! -wow. -it's a computer. -we compare rates to help you get the price and coverage that's right for you. -that's amazing! the only thing that would make this better is if my mom were h

marking the 101s homicide this year in d.c. surgery man is ungoing unite rue. police say the shooting happened just after midnight in the 1900 block of ninth street. that's blocks away fro howard university hospital. call police if you know anything about this case. >>> c. police are also investigating a shooting that injured a man in northeast washington. the victim was shot in the shoulder last night. this was along trinidad avenue northeast. not far from gallaet university. police say he either himself or was driven to the road where officers were called. news4 crews spotted an suv with multiple bullet holes being toed away from that scene. the man is expected to be okay. >>> you are taking a live look at the white house right now, wheregs fre flying at full staff once again there. they were lowered surday to honor the late senator john mccain. the flag lowering lasted less than 48 and it breaks from i precedent thais lowered under burial. meanwhile events honoring mccain begin this wednesday and then head here to washington. tracie potts has more from capitol hill. reporter: the u.s. capitol flag flies at half staff this morning in honor of john mccain a war hero who spent

. >> howard, what do you make of the difference between in many ways rudy giuliani, jay sekulow, donald trump, there's a playbook for this. bill clinton, lanny davis, mark fabiani, they did this for clinton back in the day. but the difference was starr fought back. mueller stays quiet. are we going to someday say if trump is successful at fuzzing all of this that that was a mistake? >> well, i covered the bill clinton controversy. and, yes, the clinton people went after the prosecutor. but i think what donald trump and his team are doing here is something far broader and deeper than that. they're going after the entire department of justice. they're going after the entire judicial system as bill was saying. the angry -- there's the angry 13, who are the prosecution team. there's the angry 17 plus who are the grand jury. >> we assume he uses 17 as some bizarre qanon thing or not. they randomly started moving from 13 to 17. >> no, they're talking about the grand jury, i think. >> no, he calls them the lawyers, but okay. >> in any case -- no, he c conflated with the kbragrand ju the other day. they're going after the legitimacy of the entire judicial branc