next-to-last independent bookstore with a mind of its own, the next to last leftie looking for obama nirvana. [laughter] the first day of the wall street occupation set forth upon this continent a new revolutionary nation. [applause] >> in addition to its own programming as -- of artist talks, meridian has been a downtown host for san francisco states well-known port trees center. recent luminaries have included david meltzer, steve dixon, and jack hirsch man. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experi

so i can't begin to tell what you a pleasure and a delight it is i can share my nirvana with you this morning and we can share three incredibly, thoughtful, insightful journalist who is have agreed to be with us today. we have gideon rachman, the chief foreign affairs commentator and a weekly columnist for "the financial times." we have dr. joseph joffe, the editor of german weekly "die zeit". and all having journalistic careers. when the president does a visit overseas we do a briefing for the press and tell them what is important and what to look out for. we'll do that with csis scholars tomorrow morning. i thought there could be no better opportunity to talk about the president's trip to europe next week with roger gideon and joe to get their insights what they think is important. i'm sure when the white house was planning this trip very long ago they had no idea that this trip would be this critical, this vital. i think they started out thinking yes, this third summit of the nuclear security summit an initiative president obama started this is part of a important legacy for him. h

the lead singer of nirvana was 28 years old when he shot himself to death.pite the release they're not reopening the case. we've posted all of the photos under our hot topic section. >>> now to the crisis in ukraine. today russian president putin called for president obama to -- russia has gathered an estimated 50,000 troops for what it calls military exercises. the white house says president obama urged a diplomatic solution to the crisis in the hour long talk. >>> major league baseball has increased the penalties for players caught using performance enhancing drugs. players will be suspended for 80 gameless. a player serving a season long suspension will lose all his pay. and a player suspended during the season will no longer be eligible for postseason play. >>> the eagles gave no reason for letting jackson go. jackson released a statement saying he was never part of any gang. several teams expressed interest in him within minutes of his release. >>> turns out that marriage is good for your heart. researchers caution they don't necessarily consider it pro

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. >> police release pictures never seen before from the scene of nirvana lead singer kurt cobain's suicide. >> right now twitter users in turkey don't have access. the prime minister says it damages the government's image. >> oh, that? >> and it goes! texas is moving on! >> all the way up! no! >> dayton, 60, ohio state 59. >> north dakota advances as they pull the upset with their second-ever ncaa tournament victory! >> and all that matters. >> first lady michelle obama is well into her week-long visit to china. on sunday, she'll visit the great wall. [ cheers ] >> on "cbs this morning." >> international day of happiness. it was started by the u.n. back in 2012 and georgia congressman john lewis did his part. >> nothing can bring me down. >> that's right. [ laughter ] >> this morning's "eye-opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." gayle king is off. good morning norah. >> hey, good morning to you, charlie. >> we begin with this as you wake up in the west, crews searching for flight 370 are regrouping. they wrapped up today's search off australia.

. >>> next month marks 20 years since nirvana front man kirk cobane committed suicide.y reviewed the case files and found some undeveloped photos. this was taken at the scene and has never been seen before. it shows a box containing a spoon and what looks like needles on the floor next to a cigarette and sunglasses. the detective who looked at the new photos says cobane committed suicide and the case is closed. >>> there was a late-night security breach at one world trade center here in new york. it's considered one of the world's top terror targets and is supposed to be cloaked in a ring of steel, but a thrill-seeking teenager didn't have a problem making it all the way to the top. sonia rincon from our new york station wcbs explains how he did it. >> reporter: justin casquejo didn't just get past security and construction around the world trade center. he made it all the way up to the 88th floor in an elevator and then climbed the stairs another nearly 20 flights to the spire. >> come on. >> reporter: the 16-year-old from weehawken had nothing to say to reporters on h

so i can't begin to tell what you a pleasure and a delight it is i can share my nirvana with you thisand we can share three incredibly, thoughtful, insightful journalist who is have agreed to be with us today. we have gideon rachman, the chief foreign affairs commentator and a weekly columnist for "the financial times." we have dr. joseph joffe, the editor of german weekly "die zeit". and all having journalistic careers. when the president does a visit overseas we do a briefing for the press and tell them what is important and what to look out for. we'll do that with csis scholars tomorrow morning. i thought there could be no better opportunity to talk about the president's trip to europe next week with roger gideon and joe to get their insights what they think is important. i'm sure when the white house was planning this trip very long ago they had no idea that this trip would be this critical, this vital. i think they started out thinking yes, this third summit of the nuclear security summit an initiative president obama started this is part of a important legacy for him. he would v

it's a way, as it were, to keep the federal reserve from doing mischief, and not a way to produce nirvanae idea of monetarism is that there's a stable relationship between money and the gross national product. well, we've seenhat that's not the case. furthermore, if you were to be very precise in your targeting and just stayed on that target path day-to-day, interest rates would fluctuate enormously, and that wouldn't be good for the economy. so we took a pretty monetarist approach in october of 1979 because it called for extreme measures. but as you've seen, since then, that position has been ameliorated. now, does that mean that money doesn't count? of course not -- money is very important. but i think this strict monetarist approach is not workable over a long period of time, but it was necessary when we did it. focusing on the money supply appears to have worked, but the cost was high. chronic inflation, which had plagued the economy for more than a decade, was reduced and contained, but at the price of forcing the economy through two deep recessions. why was the fed willing to pay su

we begin with kurt cobain because the nirvana singer was trending overnight. >> fans are talking about from the scene of his death. one focus is on a cigar box containing drug paraphernalia. the second shows the box closed along with special effects including a wallet, sunglasses and money. >> seattle police released pictures which were on several undeveloped rolls of film. they had been in police vaults since cobain's suicide. that was back in april of 1994. >>> the reigning daytime queen of funny held court yesterday with the leader of the free world. it was the latest in the series of recent entertainment show appearances by president obama. he pushed off on ellen degeneres about the selfie she took at the academy awards. she pointed out that it broke his record for retweets. >> i heard about that. i thought it was a pretty cheap stunt myself. >> yes. >> getting a bunch of celebrities in the background. >> i tried. >> delivering pizza. >> mr. obama admitted with the first lady on a week-long trip to china, the white house has been getting a little slovenly. the president is making t

i believe in enlightenment and consciousness, nirvana, muslims have this idea of being awake and enjoying a moment and not carrying the weight from the past or having anxiety about the future or the past. >> how do you think you have inspired younger musicians and producers and people in the industry? >> depends how young, young like -- >> i am thinking of ludicrous, he's a big fan of yours and he thinks of you as someone who has led by example of things that he could do i don't think he's out as much as you are. he's definitely philanthropic. >> a lot of hip hop artists stick their neck out and have big mouths when it comes to issues that matter. and a lot of hip hop artists have philanthropic social and political initiatives. philanthropic, if you name an artist there is a charity. lil' wage skateboards and parks. the ludicrous foundation is one that you think of. everybody has something that they are giving back. eminem does good work. everybody gives, not like congressmen, you can't name their charities. but you can name the charities for all of the rappers. they get a lot for telling

if there's a nirvana for european analysts i've been in it the last several days to be surrounded by the people that i read, i listen to very closely to help me understand world events and they all came to williamsburg and we talked about the future of europe and we talked about the seismic events that occurred while we were discussing it. the annexation of crime crime by russia. so i can't begin to tell what you a pleasure and a delight it is i can share my nirvana with you this morning and we can share three incredibly, thoughtful, insightful journalist who is have agreed to be with us today. we have gideon rachman, the chief foreign affairs commentator and a weekly columnist for "the financial times." we have dr. joseph joffe, the editor of german weekly "die zeit". and all having journalistic careers. when the president does a visit overseas we do a briefing for the press and tell them what is important and what to look out for. we'll do that with csis scholars tomorrow morning. i thought there could be no better opportunity to talk about the president's trip to europe next week

this is a nirvana. this incredible city, it is a great place to start a company.ntrepreneurs are starting their company but do not come to take from us, give back. >> isn't that what taxes are for? >> taxes are part of giving back but as we know, taxes do not do everything. we have this amazing concert have ang and we unbelievable homeless situation happening at the same time. is a tech boom but it is a lot more urban. you have always been here and in thedash down there valley. >> it did not want to drive anymore. that is right much how people feel. it is more fun to be in the city. the restaurants are better, there is more energy, it is more exciting. it is much more fun to be in a city campus like salesforce than to be on the traditional silicon valley location. >> is hiring more difficult here? to beeard -- found hiring easier. we have mass transportation. shows up right near our office. when you are in the south bay you are limited by who can drive to the office. >> joining me now from france -- san francisco is cory johnson. anything else you took away from b

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the frontman for "nirvana" shot himself to death while high on drugs. there was speculation that police had reopened their investigation into his death. but it turned out, it was just an officer who wanted to refresh his memory of cobain's suicide, in anticipation of media interest over next month's anniversary. an arrest warrant has been issued for anita baker after she didn't to show up at a court hearing in detroit. she's being sued by a contractor for 15 thousand dollars worth of work done her home. baker was surprised about the warrant, she tweeted yesterday -- "devil is busy." one man's trash is now another man's treasure.. after a scrap dealer discovers this egg he bought at a flea market is really a rare faberge egg worth an estimated 33-million dollars.the unidentified dealer says he bought the egg for 14- thousand dollars several years ago - thinking he could melt it down and make a profit. but he did a little research and discovered it was originally an easter gift from russian tsar alexander the third to his wife in 1887. a collector bought

but whether or not we get to that and whether that is dystopia or nirvana, we are getting older and every country in the world is getting older. it's a combination of longer lifespans and longer lifespans to get lower fertility rates. in the old days people have a lot of kids. you had him because he didn't know if they would survive through infancy. but that was today headteacher governor older. but now you don't need to do that. there are not many family farms in the tending in new york city or mexico city. but the birth rates have plummeted throughout the world. and there's a big debate among demographers. for most of history those that got the most attention at we are headed for an overcrowded future there will be mass starvation and it's going to be very grim. but now there are some who worry about the sustainability of the resources in the world that has today 7 million inhabitants and are likely to have between 10 and 11 million. but understand that that growth rate of 50% in this century is actually way down from the 20th century. this has to do with a declining birthrate. whether

i must say nirvana for european analysts had been pretty high on my list of oxymorons before you suggested that. it might actually exist in reality. so i'm grateful to you for that. i'm not sure i can add a whole lot after those two brilliant exogesiss from gideon and joe. but this is a very important trip to he europe, much more important than it would have been a couple months back. brussels is not, brussels is a rather anodine dateline. it is not zare sarajevo, it is not paris or berlin. but think the moment has come despite the dateline for some powerful symbolism. i think the body language will be almost as important as anything to demonstrate that, the transatlantic unity is not just some quaint idea from the 20th century but he is still there. and still matters. let's face it. president putin has acted because he is perceived the european union as weak and, president obama, the united states in general, as distracted, looking elsewhere, pivoting to asia. winding down on the post-9/11 wars in a phrase of retrenchment. and that is the basis on which he has acted. and i don't think we

you may recall ivy zelman on just about a month ago, saying housing nirvana had taken a pause but was right around the corner. i spoke with her yesterday about the correction in the builders' stocks. she told me she is bullish on the fundamentals but traders are not seeing what they might have anticipated for the season. she says quote, we think housing starts will be definitely at least up double digits. we know the builders are bringing a significant amount of new product to market so i guess the expectations have just gotten so negative and i think that it's piling on bearish sentiment with fed chair janet yellen indicating the fed could tighten sooner. she mentioned it isn't a boom but it is solid in the majority of markets. she and other analysts say now is a great buying opportunity although we could see the housing market get a little worse before it gets a little better. more online realty check.cnbc.com. >> that said, what are the best home builder plays? steven kim is a home builders analyst at barclays. diana was running through the stocks in this space and how much a numbe

nirvana was just appearing on the national scene. finished yet and already a security breach at the world trade center. it's an embarrassment for the agency not only running the site but also the george washington bridge used as a political weapon. abc's gio benitez has more. >> reporter: the massive one world trade center, 1,776 feet high, towering over the 9/11 memorial. this very spot attacked twice by terrorists. officials promised this would be the most secure high-rise on earth. how, then, did 16-year-old just justin casquejo, seen here on his facebook page, standing on the railing with the tower in the background, climb to the very top? police tell us at 4 a.m. the teen squeezes through a one-foot opening in the fence around the construction site, climbs the scaffolding up to the sixth floor, took the elevator to the 88th floor, then walked up the stairs to the 104th floor where he went right past an inattentive security guard. on the roof he climbed a ladder up to the antenna. around 6 a.m. he was spotted by a construction wo

think we're back to seeing very strong activity throughout the country despite the bad weather and nirvana is not far around the corner. i think we're going see things rip when we see the weather thaw and the consumers are coming out. >> now, i speak with ivy yesterday about the correction in the builder stock. she told me she is still bullish on the fund males but that traders are not seeing what they might have anticipated for the season. quote, we think housing starts will be definitely at least up double digits. we know the builders are bringing a significant amount to the product market. i guess the expectations have got so negative and i think it's piling on bearish sentiment with fed chairman yellen also indicate that the fed could tighten sooner. she admitted maybe spring is not a boon but it's certainly solid in the majority of markets. she did admit though phoenix is weak yet again. builders are not seeing the demand they would like. kosk we've got lots moef re of online. >> i urge everybody to check that out. the fact of the matter is she's so well respected and you don't hear f

whether or not we get to that future and that future is dystopia or nirvana and the chapter the book gets into that, we are getting older and every country in the world is getting older. the combination of longer longer lifespans but longer lifespans throughout human history lower fertility rates. in the old days people have a lot of kids because they weren't sure all of them would survive to adulthood. you had kids because you needed someone to take care of you when you got older. the message now is you don't need that many kids in and that kids are expensive and there aren't that many family farms that need tending in new york city or shanghai or mexico city. so birthrates have plummeted throughout the world and there is a big debate among demographers from most of history the demographers who got the most attention were the ones who said we are heading for an overcrowded future and there will be mass starvation and it's going to be very grim. now there are still some who believe that in some who worry about the sustainability of the earth resources in a world that has today 7 mill

it's like our nirvana. "we're at comic-con!" and we're there for "the awesomes" which is your show.cheers and applause ] >> seth: thank you. thank you very much. >> season two on hulu coming up. and we're walking by and we're so happy. near skipping along. and we hear just as we're walking by this bar like, "hey! hey, yeah, that's them! the fat guy and the gay one from 'snl'." [ laughter ] and we were like -- i was like, i thought i'd been working out. but apparently --" [ laughter ] >> seth: that's a nice arrival. of course, your comic book -- the things that are going right for you in the comic book world are, i mean, it goes on and on. because your wife, the beautiful cobie smulders, is in "the avengers." >> yeah, and "captain america: the winter solider" coming out in a week, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> give it up. and on "how i met your mother." which literally ends -- >> seth: just next week, right? >> next monday is the finale. >> seth: we'll find out how -- >> yeah yeah, exactly. it's a lot like this -- spoiler alert. one of these. >> caller: no, really? >> sorry. cbs i

whether that future is utopia or nirvana, we are getting older and every country is getting older and it's a combination of longer life spans and longer life spans throughout human history beget lower fertilities rates but a in the old days people had a lot of kid because they weren't sure all of them were survive and you had kids because you needed someone to take care of you when you got older. the message now is you don't need that many kids and kids aren't expensive and that many family farms in new york city or mexico city. so birthrates have plummeted throughout the world, and there's a big debate among demographers -- most of them who got most attention who the ones who said we're headed for after overcrowded future and there will be mass staffation and it's going to be very grim -- starvation and it's going to be very grim. now there's some who believe that and some who worry about the sustainability of the earth's resources in a world that has today seven million inhabitantses and by the end of the century likely to have between 10 and 11 million. but understand that growth r

the nirvana front man took his own life 20 years ago next month. police released two images both showing drug per fer nail yeah found in his home including a heroin kit. investigators say the 27-year- old singer took a fatal dose of heroin and then shot himself. >> he killed himself because of the shotgun blast. but the heroin would have did the trick also. >> cobain left a suicide note and that case is closed. these newly released pictures were found in four rolls of undeveloped film. it's not clear why they were never developed. police speculate the original investigators may have regarded them unnecessary. >>> time 6:09. a teenager makes it to the top of the freeway tower. house his climbing skills took him from freedom to jail. >> a its schedule a tasket boy do i have a basket. "where's roberta?" as the in us continues on kpix 5. >> low clouds and fog around the bay area surging onshore now. what does that mean for today and the weekend? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and 880 traffic in oakland looks great right now near oakland airport an

the nirvana front man took his own life 20 years ago next month. police only released these new images showing drug paraphernalia found in the rock star's home including a heroin kit. investigators say the 27-year- old singer took a fatal dose of heroin and then shot himself. >> he killed himself because of the shotgun blast, but the heroin would have did the trick also. >> cobain left a suicide note and the case is closed. these newly released pictures were found in four rolls of undeveloped film. it's not clear why they were never developed. police speculate the original investigators may have regarded them as unnecessary. >>> trending on this friday morning world trade center. a teenager was arrested after managing to climb to the cop of the new freedom tower undetected. fred phelps died yesterday. the country of turkey, it has blocked access to twitter after users published claims of corruption against their prime minister. sj sharks, the team is number one in their division after last night's big win against anaheim. and divergent, the movie d

crimea and ukraine tests combat readiness and all those electronic toys, be careful, it it's a hacker nirvana, everyone, this is "bloomberg surveillance." it is tuesday, march 11. joining me is scarlet fu and adam johnson comes back they after day. he is here once again. it is a strange day today. >> we will get right to it. overnight, the bank of japan kept its pledge to extend the monetary base. central banks around the world keep doing it in spite of the paper. economic data, we have small business optimism at 8:30 a.m. -- at 7:30 a.m.. jobs in thisf the country come from small businesses. it is the

it could be a retail nirvana. have much of a presence here. j. crew has 450 stores here.ing expertise. j. crew has a 45% gross margin. they occupy a little bit of a different segment. >> do you keep the brands separate? retail mavens. what is in the dna of j. crew? the shoppingmade experience exciting and fun. they get what people want to wear. about having the designer work with a merchant and the merchant comes in and says we will sell x amount of these kinds of products and we have to move inventory. coming up on >> they have figured out how to merge hot with girl next-door. >> they took things that were separate. they did it. it has an adage, but it is a wholesome marriage. is they tookdid some elements of the brand and created a lifestyle. they brought the lifestyle into their experience. first.he merchandise >> the females migrate to the coffee table where there are girl magazines. there is all this change. j. crew merging and maintaining -- mating. they 1985 or 1965, still rocking the house in 2014? magazines like people magazine are moving inventory off the shelve

electronic toys, be careful, it it's a hacker nirvana. good morning, everyone, this is "bloomberg surveillance." it is tuesday, march 11. joining me is scarlet fu and adam johnson comes back they after day. he is here once again. it is a strange day today. >> we will get right to it. overnight, the bank of japan kept its pledge to extend the monetary base. central banks around the world keep doing it in spite of the paper. economic data, we have small business optimism at 8:30 a.m. -- at 7:30 a.m.. jobs in thisf the country come from small businesses. it is the small-business pessimism index. maybe it is getting a little better. >> the job openings are coming out about 10:00 along with wholesale inventory. earningsmerican eagle and dick's sporting goods before the bell and after the bell, caesar's entered 10. this is significant -- three years ago today was the japanese -- the japanese tsunami. >> that's the news. let's do it data check. -2 and the rest are nowhere. the foreign exchange has a little bit of action with the japanese yen wea

police say with the 20th anniversary of the nirvana frontman's suicide approaching, they knew they'de getting plenty of questions. investigators came across the new photos when they were going through the cobain case files. they saw drug paraphernalia in two previously unseen photos. police have now linked the man suspected of killing mendocino county sheriff's deputy ricky del fiorentino. to another murder. police in oregon believe ricardo chaney killed 79- year- old bundy wasson. wasson was found shot to death in eugene, oregon on wednesday. authorities arrived at his home as it was going up in flames. chaney was shot to death by another officer after allegedly shooting deputy del fiorentino. kron 4's scott rates went to napa, where the deputy grew up. and talked with people who knew him. gil schmit struggling as he thinks about the loss of a man who he says was much more then just a cousin. ricky, a graduate of napa high school back in 1983 demonstrated strength and poise even at a young age his name -- forever engraved on the wall in his high schools gym. les franco was his footb

the dalai lama -- all of them -- are enlightened beings who have proposed -- postponed their own nirvanarom the cycle of reincarnation in order to serve humanity. this particular enlightened human being has chosen to spread a message of peace. he motivates countless people around the world people of every faith practice compassion toward one another. his holiness urges us all to be kind. and these are his words, "being kind whenever possible." and he says it is ole always possible. the dalai lama's teachings contain lessons for people around the world and certainly within this chamber. he also advises us, "the best way to resolve any problem in the human world is for all sides to sit down and talk." pretty simple but very true. it's advice that those off us fortunate enough to serve our country and constituents in the senate should take heart and follow. the presence of his holiness in this chamber today inspires me, as i hope it does all of us, to renew our commitment to speak and act with pure mind to help dispel the misery of the world. mr. president, i now move to proceed to calendar

so as i said, i've been in my williamsburg nirvana, and with our journalist colleagues, and you got that sense. now we have our foreign policy heavy hitters and thought leaders who have really looked at the expansion of -- can expanse of transatlantic issues, european issues. and so let me just very briefly introduce my colleagues. i'm going to let you give some of tear own reflections about the state of the european union, perhaps reflect on the upcoming european parliament elections and what that means for the future of europe and then, again, we will welcome you into having some questions and some dialogue as we finish. we are very delighted and honored to have francois with us, the chairman of the council of the geneva center for security policy and also chairman of the london-based international institute for strategic studies. francois has written a new book, and i hope he shares a little bit about this new book that's out about a european dream that maybe is a different dream than what you originally had. and then we're going to turn to enrique -- [inaudible] she's based in berlin

this idea of being awake has been talked about throughout the ages, the christ consciousness or nirvanaophets have given this state of what some call god consciousness, other call enlightenment. these seconds of stillness that come to you, basketball players play ball, and there's a moment where they are in the zone and the rim seems like it's so expansive they can't miss it. you read a book and you're so concentrated on the book that you forget to breathe. or you're in a car accident, it slows. the world is actually moving that slow, but the flickering or the fluctuations of the mind make it move faster. so when it's slow, this is bliss. >> i know exactly what you mean. it's funny, because people who understand this, they have experienced this, not everybody does. it took me a while, russell, to get to the point where i felt like i was meditating successfully. i would do it, but what you just described is something that did not come right away for me. let me ask you the obvious question. you are russell simmons. >> i am russell simmons. >> you are the hip-hop guy. you're the -- when yo

. ♪ ♪ >>> never before seen pictures taken at the scene of nirvana front man curt cobain's suicide have cash. cobain died 20 years ago. he was 27. >>> and wait until you see who just wowed the judges on "the voice". ♪ ♪ >> move over, pope francis. there is a new spiritual sensation in town. 25-year-old italian nun becoming a national superstar after wowing judges on her country's version of "the voice." this video going viral already has more than 2 million viewers. you can see why on youtube. >> that's great. congratulations. >>> from films for the whole family to sci-fi action thrillers, there are plenty of new options at the theaters this weekend. joining us now, kevin mccarthy. he claims to be a fox news contributor and claims to be the founder of nerdtears.com. hey, kevin. >> hey, brian, steve, elisabeth. thank you for having me on. "muppets most wanted" is released today. the eighth from the muppet franchise. the 2011 movie was a classic. this is a bit of a step down. they make a joke at the beginning of the film that sequels are generally not as good as the original. they review

any other time in the history of the world almost that would have been nirvana. your children we have today and they have 20% more in the next generation, that is not bad. we're on a clip that is somewhat better than that. >> finally, look agent stock market today, there have been a lot of people noticing what's happening with the situation in ukraine. you would tell them? >> it doesn't change anything. if you've got a a wonderful business, if you're in peoria, illinois, why would you sell today because of what's happening in ukraine? if you have an apartment house fully occupied why would you sell today because of what's happening with ukraine. the same as about if you have a piece of wonderful business, people react too much to short-term things in the stock market where they behave rationally when they get into other investments. >> thank you for being so generous with your time today. appreciate it. back to joe. >> becky, we will see -- did you say march 14th, becky? will we have our -- >> march 14th. >> yeah. >> i wonder if we'll have done our brackets by th

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visionary work has been a showcase all over the world and even featured his album art for bands like nirvanaand the beastie boys and tool alex is probably best known for his depiction of trans loosened and anatomically correct human bodies that force the viewer to examine the role of human spirituality and higher consciousness but along with their paintings the grays also engage in performance art sculpture and installation art and perhaps the most famous collaborative piece between them is the chapel of sacred mirrors a trans denominational church featuring a series of alex's paintings has been lauded as one of the most important works of spiritual and transcendental art in the world the greys have also had an extraordinarily influence extraordinary influence excuse me on my artistic expression which is why it's an absolute honor to have them on the show today alex allison thank you so much for joining me from the abbey alex your acts are having of course alex here is self described visionary artist and often speak about your art as a way for people to develop their inner sight how would yo

jerry, you say the economy is in somewhat nirvana for stock market investors. much of our last five, even ten years has been wrapped around this notion of volatility where there's some event either good or bad that investors have to run to and either own or not own any stocks at all. it was obviously reflected in the way the economy moved for the better part of the first decade of this century. and now what seems to be the case is the economy's in a much slower but much more persistent growth pattern so this two-ish percent type of growth will be with us for maybe a lot longer than we think. what's interesting about that stocks will gravitate to higher valuations under a more persistent and even slower growth economy. and those valuations are what reflected by the way investors react to things like the ukrainian situation where you see a 24-hour, 48-hour drop and then investors come flowing back into that because underneath these things is the good persistent growth in the economy. >>im, how do you square that, then, with the fact that the ten-year yield can't

>> we've been in this 2%, 2.5% recovery and we haven't hit the nirvana of the recovery, the good news the economy then you have to start worrying about the fed a little bit more. i think we're still in the sweet spot in terms of interest rates. >> you like the fact that vix has come off, right? >> if you look at the vix it's breaking down to new multimonth lows right now, so there's been some volatility in big momentum stocks but the volatility in the overall market hasn't been that great. we're right back where we started the year. >> i wonder if the big trade for the second quarter might not be emerging markets which have stabilized recently. we were up for the fourth straight day in a row we've not had that for six months and we got through the brazil downgrade and they seem to have desensitized from what the fed is doing and obviously the valuations are lower and the position is less. do you think emerging markets could be the place, the trade, the investment for the next quarter? >> i do. i think u.s. revenue -- revenue outside the u.s. is a big theme so if it comes from the emer