. >> thank you, michael levi and komal sri-kumar with us. massive reversal from where we were yesterday the bombshell from zÜrich. >> or twitter question of the day -- tweet us @bsurveillance. ♪ >> good morning, "bloomberg surveillance." our team in europe. thank you for this wonderful comment. this is the major hotel on the promenade in davos. at this point is difficult to evaluate what the actions by this was central bank will meet for our hotel and our guests next week. i wouldn't expect our guests to spend less money because of this. this is true. these guys are so rich, no one cares. but this will have profound ramifications. the nine year swiss peace is a negative yield. >> [indiscernible] >> yet to pay switzerland to take your money for nine years right now. >> i money is in a coffee can. the president is home, the house is passing bill, and phil mattingly has woken up from his buckeye hangover. he joins us from washington . can i find, ground on trade? >> swimmingly. no disagreement between republicans and a president about the need

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it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: when levi's uncle michael tried to help his nephew that next morninga broken man. >> i went and saw levi. and he was in bed and i just didn't know what to say. it's the worst thing that could happen to anybody. >> what did levi say to you that day, do you remember? >> he didn't say. he was too emotional. he couldn't even speak. >> reporter: but along with the shock, tera's best friend was overcome with a sense of disbelief. >> part of me was like, "no, this isn't right. this isn't what happened. like, they're lying, it's not -- it's not true." >> reporter: and that's exactly what tera's parents were telling the detective who'd come to their home with that terrible news. for one thing, they told him there was simply no way tera would leave her children. >> you would not be the first family of a loved one who committed suicide who did not want to believe that that was possible. >> well, josh, i don't know about other families. but i knew tera. i knew tera. >> reporter: but what about the depressed person who emerges from that diary police found at the sc

levi stadium next february but attention for this super bowl is heating up. joining us now to talk about that hype, some good, some not so good is michael haynes. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> all right. so you are here to talk about an important issue and that would be prostate cancer and hown the nfl is help -- how the nfl is helping to increase awareness. we'll get to that in a minute. buff first i want to ask you about media day in phoenix and what do you think about the performance from marshawn lynch? [laughter] >> well, i think it's unfortunate that, you know, someone has to be forced to do the interview. in he really doesn't want to. i think i sit on the side of if you don't like doing interviews, you shouldn't be forced to do them. that's my response to it. i'm not surprised. i just don't like the fact that he feels he's been forced to do it and i kind of side with him on that. >> okay. and he made it very clear. and that's really interesting to hear your take as a former player. i also want to just talk about -- the nfl came under fire for the handling of some domestic violence cases involving p

michael finney. tomorrow on abc 7 and watch abc. >>> all right. interesting question. when was the last time you washed your jeans? >> the ceo of san francisco-based levisade headlines last year when he revealed he never puts his den nominee the wash. >> abc news wanted to find out what happens when you don't wash your jeans for eight months. >> reporter: last spring the ceo of levyis sparked -- by saying wash your jeans sgless these jeans are a year old and are yet to see a washing machine. i know that sounds disgusting. >> that is dirty. >> me i just really like the idea of doing less laundry. so i bought a pair of levis after this happened and wore them once a week the last eight months never washing them. to see if the no washing thing plays in the real world, i head back to the source, the ceo of levis. >> what do you think of my jeans? >> they look awesome. >> and guess what he is wearing dirty jeans again, too. >> i suspect the last time they were washed, even hand washed was two years ago. >> reporter: two years ago? >> reporter: not washing my jeans apgt months i saved an estimate ed 132 gallons of water. they did yellow a bit and that might be

levied against officer wilson? >> not a surprise to me and seeing the facts so closely. the one thing that you had in the ferguson case was michael brown was struggling with an armed police officer and the gun went off in the car. i've never seen an officer indicted. what i was surprised about was the aggressive nature by the justice department which hinted that something was being done improperly by the locals and that a federal grand jury would make everything right. they came in and did their own autopsy. they independently interviewed their own witnesses. they created the idea that the justice department was going to save the day on a white horse. we have a federal grand jury and they reach the same decision no basis for criminal charges. when you step back and look at it in perspective, it indicates to me that maybe the local grand jury handled it properly because even the feds have to concede. >> antonio, what's the reaction in ferguson? >> i think it's disappointment on the part of a lot of people. we do know that the bar is much higher for a civil rights case than was the case here locally. we also felt even back in augus