is this nirvana? are we witnessing nirvana? didn't even know it? >> i'm not a big nirvana -- understand what he's saying. not a big nirvana guy. crude sold off 3% and ovx closed unchanged which is encouraging if you stay long crude and are bullish. i still think some of these energy stocks have gotten a little ahead of themselves. we mentioned specifically schlumberger on friday. said at 27 times forward earnings it makes no sense. that was down today. i think the crude movement is over to the upside. the fact that the ovx didn't rally today concerns me a little bit but you've got to give it a couple more days to play out. >> how about you, karen? >> i agree. it's been almost 50% from 27 to touching near 40. that seems overdone, so some of those stocks that were sort of a little sliver of equity that just exploded, the chesapeakes of the world, you know, that one i wouldn't -- i wouldn't touch it here. so i think we have to just sit back and watch for a little bit. it's so dangerous. >> right. >> to jump in right now. >> yeah. so on crude oil i wou

and the story of kurt cobain and nirvana is told here, in a very personal way by you, different from what i've read before. what did you see in him and them? what gave you a sense that they were going to be something? >> well, they had these great songs, for one thing, that were almost like, i even think of them as, like, sculptural in their sort of minimal aspect of, like, the rhythm section. and, but, i don't know. just that kurt, he wasn't performing in the sense of entertainment, you know, or his idea of entertainment. you know, he was just taking it as far as he could. >> yeah. >> live performance. and if he felt frustrated or angry, he didn't really have a filter for that. >> yeah. >> frankly, i don't know what he was thinking. but, you know, when you see somebody hurl themselves on a drum kit, like that's not just -- >> that's a tell. >> that's not pete townshend smashing a guitar. >> right. >> you know what i mean? it's -- >> well, if he were here and i asked him a version of the question i asked you, are you doing it for us or are you doing it for you? he's doing it for him.

. >>> also coming up, news of a rock 'n' roll legend, kurt cobain, the late singer of nirvana. his daughter is splitting from her husband and she's scrambling to keep her huge inheritance out of his hands. that story is coming up. >>> but first here the pilot who police say was moonlighting as a pimp. >> bruce wayne wallis, an esteemed and well regarded united airlines pilot is facing charges of running a string of brothels in the houston area and abc's gio benitez joins us in studio for the story. good morning, gio. >> paula, dan, good morning to you. prosecutors call this a major arrest. a case involving dozens of people with more possible arrests on the way. allegedly at the very center of it all a pilot with a secret side gig. this morning, an alleged high-flying criminal accused of brothels in houston. >> let's begin with mr. bruce wallis. >> reporter: united airlines pilot bruce wayne wallis taken into custody wednesday after allegedly acting as a pimp to at least 20 women charging them each $400 a week to use a room in one of the brothels. wallis and his alleged accompli

give it a pop. ♪ ♪ >>> nirvana's song "smells like teen spirit" has been called the anthem of a generationketed kurt cobain and his band to the top of the charts in the '90s. i remember it well. >> now the late singer's daughter is trying to protect her big inheritance has she splits from her husband. abc's juju chang has more on what's at stake. >> reporter: this morning frances bean cobain, the 23-year-old daughter of the late legendary nirvana rocker kurt cobain -- ♪ here we are now entertain us ♪ >> reporter: and hole's courtney love. ♪ oh make me over i'm all i wanna be ♪ >> reporter: set to square off in divorce court with her husband of just 21 months, isaiah silva, frontman for the band the eeries. ♪ love you >> reporter: at stake her father's reported $450 million estate. the late musician who committed suicide when she was just 20 months old still ranking among dead celebrities earning top dollar. in court papers obtained by abc news filed in l.a. county court, cobain cites irreconcilable differences and says she's open to paying her ex spousal support but asked that all premarit

sometimes, the utopians will look at what they think is their nirvana and then they are disappointed and lie about it. there is a fascinating book published probably 20 years ago or so called political pilgrims. i highly recommend it. at western journalists and professors and writers who like to russia, china, cuba. he came back and lied about it. as a way of condemning capitalism. theodore said "in moscow, there is poverty and there are beggars in the streets but lord how picturesque the multicolored and gs of them.ra they were very colorful. john dewey, one of the founders of the public school monopoly said soviet communism is intrinsically religious and as the moving spirit and force of a motive christianity. christianity was out load -- outlawed in russia. george bernard shaw said that could not be a food shortage in the ussr and this was right after stalin's forced collective agriculture killed six ukrainians. when i was the age of some of the students, i was in economics major and i took a course called comparative economic systems and two other writers were marxist economists.

. >>> kurt cobain, the late singer of nirvana.tting from her husband and scrambling to keep her huge inheritance out of his hands. >>> the pilot who police say was moonlighting as a pimp. >> bruce wayne wallis an esteemed and well. >> reporter:ed united airlines pilot is facing charges of running a string of brothels in the houston area and abc's gio benitez joins us in studio for the story. >> good morning to you. prosecutors call this a major arrest. a case involving dozens of people with more possible arrests on the way. allegedly at the very center of it all a pilot with a secret side gig. this morning, an alleged high-flying criminal accused of running a massive string of brothels in houston. >> let's begin with mr. bruce wallis. >> reporter: united airlines pilot bruce wayne wallis taken into custody after acting as a pitch to at least 20 women. wallis and his alleged accomplice reportedly managed nearly a dozen brothel apartments in the houston area including one at this office building and here in this apartment complex th

he was jamming out to nirvana. i think there were a lot of apologies there. >> police in south carolina are looking for this man they say stole some meat from a walmart, then ran outside and stumbled smack into an suv. he will fell but recovered quickly and took off with >>> well, unlocked phone. >> that student shared the photo with others and now the teacher is out of a >> reporter: a south carolina teacher is fighting back. >> i haven't done anything wrong. >> reporter: after one of her students stole private, semi-nude photos from her cell phone, sharing them on social media. >> it makes you just want to just ball up and just stay there. >> reporter: leigh anne arthur says instead of punishing the student, the school district forced her to resign. >> you know, you don't think about somebody invading your privacy like that. >> reporter: the school district explaining its decision, saying, "this is a case where a staff member, properly supervising students, could have prevented a serious problem." but arthur says

[nirvana's "sandman" plays] ♪ >> hi, hi. warning. morning. hi. good morning. me hear you -- good morning. there we go. thehould all remember that federal government did not create the states. the states created the federal government. >> [cheering] >> these were the words spoken by our 40th president, just after he took the of office some 35 years ago. ronald reagan's right. intended for the federal government to have a limited role. decisionsded that the of government should be overwhelmingly made at the state and local level, closest to the people. for those of you who will be discussing it over the next several days what is happening across the country, some of you might be confused, and dare i say upset, about what has happened in the presidential election, but i was offer you some enthusiasm today. tell you no matter what is happening there, the conservative movement is alive and well in states all across america. [laughter] [applause] >> in fact, meant that it's election last fall is a prime example of how far conservatives have come over the past seven

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. ♪ ♪ and nirvana. ♪ ♪ and so they thought well let's get him into a studio, a really good studio. ♪ reporter: buckley went to new york's shelter island sound. where he worked with engineer steve adable and producer steve berkowitz. over three days they recorded six hours of tape. >> this is chapter one. this is the first concrete step past the playing in the clubs in the village. >> reporter: some tracks were impulsive covers. ♪ just like a woman >> reporter: others early versions of original songs. ♪ people would say you and i you and i ♪ but from 23 years i remember the sight of him throwing his head back, closing his eyes and just like the sound would come out. ♪ i am everyday people >> it's like that doesn't come into your studio all that often. >> reporter: just four years later, buckley drowned in the mississippi river. he had only released one album. the shelter island sessions sat on shelves for 23 years until recently. when columbia record and buckley's mother decided they should be released exactly as they were recorded. >> we want there to be a demand for jeff's work. tha

nirvana front man had found dead on april 9th, 1984 some say he murdered. madonna making headlines. >> for pulling a fan's shirt down and said oh, sorry sexual harassment. she could be sued for that actually. girl who is 17 had no problem j been having some -- issues lately so we say. port puerto rico ms. universe didn't like cameras. this is perplexing to me. she said that she wept through a number of personal situations and let her personal feelings get in the way of the work. that's it for us today. i always heard fios was a lot faster. but i thought it'd be a hassle to switch. turns out it wasn't. they showed up when i asked and they set up wi-fi on my laptop and my tablet and stuff. it's true. it is better. i'm here to mow the lawn. it's february, curtis. maybe i should change some other things around here. switching is easy with our switchers guarantee. we'll arrive when promised and set up your devices to your new wi-fi. switch now and get 100 meg speeds, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online. switch to better. greg: ra. hi, everybody. fri

high definition nirvana. you're at the carew tower looking down on fort washington not to mention the red light beaming, reflecting off the ohio river from the newport sign. a little color for you. pretty shot. jonathan: we've got a gorgeous forecast for the next seven days. jennifer: mild to warm temperatures. dry conditions for a stretch and rainy conditions for a stretch. overall, the temperatures are something to be excited about. running six, seven weeks for most of them. quite a few in the 60s for the forecast high this week. a good stretch. we have clouds this morning around. within that, i think we're talking fog as well. want to start off with the radar to show the dry conditions at this point. i do not think we have much need for the radar today. but as we head through the rest of the forecast the second half of the work week, we'll get a lot more active. so here's a look at the dry conditions and the temperatures this morning in the upper 30s for most of us. current temperatures, mid to upper 30s.

. >> porsche nirvana, yeah. >> that nirvana quickly fading as top cars missed low estimates. topped their highs but this top lot was 1973 cam am. that failed to sell. seinfeld bought it for 4.4 in 2012. this spider fetched 5.3, that topped the $5 million estimate bupt the 1959 spider, my favorite one, drove it with kevin hart with cars getting coffee. the top bid was 2.6, but one of the success stories with the vw camper he use the for his family's lemonade stand in the hamptons until they were shut down by the police. it sold for 99 -- >> love those wv bugs, they are great. >> and the low cost stuff did well. >> thank you very much. >> thank you all for watching power lunch today and this week and always. >> closing bell starts right now and you'll see melissa at 5:00. >> hi, everybody, i'm kelly evans. >> do us a favor and turn the volume up, she's going to need to whisper for next couple of hours here. >> i'm just channelling my best angie harmon. >> it's working. welcome back. >> thank you. >> we're closing out the week with a rally in equities. the broad market will deba

. >> this is a device called nirvana. what they are claiming is they deliver an electrical stimulation to the ear which causes a calming sensation or what some people are saying is a high sensation. so i did a little research into the idea is they're stimulating the vegas nerve. it has been proven if you stimulate it through an implantable device under the skin, it helps with epilepsy and depression. that's a known treatment. however, when administered through the skin, it gives a little current, feels like putting a 9 volt battery against your tongue. it stimulates the nerve through the the inside of the ear. studies looked at its effect on the things we talked about, the epilepsy and the depression. there's nothing that's been looked at as to whether it causes the high that it produces. in some of the studies, there have been some harmful effects in that it can affect your heart rate. i have some reservations about using the device. i would want to actually have you get cleared by your doctor to make sure there's no har

that's why this postracial nirvana was an illusion. we don't live in a post-racial nation, neither should we. i don't want white americans to get over my race. i don't want us to transcend race. i want people to transcend what they think about few race and stop the negative, narrow, nefarious beliefs about blackness or brown or white or red or yellow, you know, poor whites and so on. let's get to a point where we appreciate the broad span of our racial and ethnic identities and don't have to subordinate one to the other. >> host: you brought up something interesting. i talked to wes moore out of baltimore, you know, i said something about we are not a post-racial society, and he said i cannot wait for there to be a post-racist society. >> guest: that's what i say in the book. >> host: right. but then we have a marker, january 20th at noon, 2017 -- >> guest: right. >> host: at 12:01 we will be a post-obama society. >> guest: yeah, that's right. >> host: post-obama is going to be the term now at that time in 2017. what will this country

. >>> and seattle police have released new pictures showing the nirvana front man was found dead in his seattle home more than two decades ac. the images posted on seattle p.d.'s website show a cold case detective holding the 20-gauge shotgun found near cobain's body. the pictures were actually taken last june, but posted earlier this month and added to the city's investigative file. >>> 6:26. a homeless man who did the right thing gets his reward for helping police catch a group of men who did the wrong thing. the man on the right there, that's a gentleman who did the chapman. he gave a tip to police in northern california that helped them nab three escaped criminals. $100,000 reward. he says he's going to use that money to help his children and grandchildren >> that's great. give him another chance >> through go. >>> closing in on 6:30. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, donald trump's son and daughter-in-law targeted by a suspicious package. the alarming delivery that has >>> the new plan to fight back against the spread of zika in new york that may raise some eyebrows. >>>

and for a marketer, this is nirvana. you know? it's a lot of fun. so, i started playing with their facebook page. and word of mouth is spreading faster than they can handle the growth. lemonis: but why do we need more p.r.? we have a line out the door. ewell: we see so much potential that we can build this brand beyond this location. lemonis: now you're changing the secret recipe. that's what i worry about. this concept of franchising and opening them up all over the country is not always a good idea. it's not ice cream. it's a brand that isn't portable. you guys can't be everywhere. franchising shuler's is a bad idea. barbecue is regional. there are different styles and there are different flavors. just 30 minutes away in north carolina, the barbecue could be totally different. if i open up barbecue in texas, it's a problem because i'm competing against that region's barbecue -- not a battle that i'm willing to fight. i'd much rather take the money and build into the infrastructure here and make this a destination. these ribs are ridiculous. what a

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

. >> people say i can do r: you have nirvana to thank for this? >> reporter: hallet has made 725 ukuleles so far and had the goalime he is 70, but in 2015, a shaky hand and a visit to the doctors changed o eventually i see a specialist and five minutes parkinson's. >> reporter: he was told the ould eventually rob his hands of his craft. >> two ways to approach it. you get ive into it and become ane man or this is an opportunity for me to do something completely new. >> reporter: that is why hallet's young apprentice steps in. two years ago, tommy came to the to intern with the master craftsman. when was the moment that you knew tommy was the one? >> then he left after his internship. >> reporter: after hallet was diagnosed, he asked tommy to come back and help him with his race against time.ill not only help eventually inherit the business. >> i really happy to be here.ave to me and gives me at the moment. >> reporter: and for someone to carry our legacy is like marris. >> reporter: when hallet does finally hand over his tools, you'll still find a

of governing that true communism is only when there is no government, that it's like reaching for nirvana. you eventually reach the point where everybody is so sharing and so giving, taking from their ability, give to the need. they are so giving that you don't even need a government anymore. and so kruschev set up a commission, basically charged with coming up with a plan to reach that ultimate goal where someday there will be no government and we will have true communism in its purest form. o government, everyone giving, share, lovingly, and i read that after a couple of years, that commission trying to figure out how are we ever going to come up eventuates in having no government and everyone sharing equally, how are we going to pull that off? they couldn't come up with a way to reach that in this world , in this life, and so kruschev disbanded the commission. there was no way to get there. and they were right. you're going to have communism or socialism, you are going to have to have a totalitarian government, whether it's an individual dictator or a political group like they have at

next-to-last independent bookstore with a mind of its own, the next to last leftie looking for obama nirvanaghter] 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, experimental

>> well, so charlotte i think is a sports fan nirvana.n who is on espn u there. he has the house there. i found ad" four bedroom three bathhouse. grand living room. bonus room upstairs. all these pictures just show how much space you get in charlotte. this is in a riverside community. it's got a marine, a pool, a clubhouse. you will feel like a celebrity even if you don't see one. and it's the least expensive of the homes we have have seen this morning only $345,000. it's really not hard it find a celebrity if you know somebody who is an insider, as i said before, and, you know, could be the postman but if you are looking to move. just find your realtor and i bet they will tell you who is living near you. >> that's right. so many people move into charlotte, north carolina. can you see why. anthony, great to see you this morning. >> you too, clayton. >> nor more on these listings go to realtor.com which is owned by the fox news channel. thank you anthony. a veteran and ceo -- csi -- cvs manager are gets fired wait until you hear why. how d