him. >> onyx continues to struggle with painful stomach issues. now he is fed a special diet to help reduce the side effects. i just hope tv host is not on today's menu. >> if you want to be very safe, watch his mouth and your fingers at all times. note that i have ten fingers, and i still have mine after 22 years. >> the first one i'll do -- >> kind of watch me here. >> bones and all? >> bones and all. >> okay, my turn. >> and now if you want, just start to throw the rest in there. >> lori assures me her fences exceed state and federal codes, which is comforting when it's the only thing between you and a 500 pound hungry tiger. >> onyx, i'm your new best friend. >> okay, the way to an animal's heart is through their stomach. >> oh, my gosh! >> yeah. >> so you have 100 animals like this? >> yes, absolutely. and each one of these animals had a story of what they went through. >> and so does lori. 26 years old and just divorced, she relocates from illinois to southwest florida in 1993. a few weeks later, she shows up at octagon as a volunteer. >> wh

. >> onyx 3% divided by 7 minus the budget. >> you want big muscle? >> you want a big muscle?that's why i don't like gyms. >> well, we're not a gym, we're planet fitness. >> no gym-timidato are ion, no pleasure. just $10 a month. we're planet >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, one woman is taking on gender discrimination in the work place with a $16 million lawsuit. ellen powell says she was denied promotion because she couldn't break into the boys' club of the tech world. but her former company says she just didn't deserve it. now she's opening up to our colleague and yahoo! global anchor katie couric about why her fight to level the playing field isn't really personal at all. >> reporter: hbo's "silicon valley" is set in a world that feels more like a frat house than a high-staked corporate jungle. >> yes, a thousand times yes! >> reporter: it was this culture, seemingly glorified onscreen that was under examination when 45-year-old ellen powell filed a $60 million gender discrimination suit against her former employer kliner perkins caufield and byers, a vent

. >> my house is pretty much all marble, granite, onyx. >> reporter: but that american dream came crashing down when teresa and joe were each charged with 39 counts of fraud. she spoke with abc's amy robach about the effect of the case on her four daughters. >> what's the hardest part? >> my kids going through this every day. it's a lot of pressure when you're trying to make your kids feel safe, when you're uncertain. how do you do it? >> i'm a role model for them. i can't be upset and curl up in a ball and go in a room and lockdoor. >> when the door is shut and they are in bed, do you get to do that? >> yes. and i do do that. i'd be lying to say i didn't. >> we're in a different place right now. >> reporter: teresa was cheery-eyed on her last "real housewives" episodes. >> i'm trying. >> reporter: she said on bravo's "watch what happens live" that she was ready for her punishment. >> i made my mistake, i'm paying for it. after that i'm just going to get right back up and keep going. >> reporter: her lawyer says she even met with former inmates to prepare for prison. the future still uncle

. >> onyx 3% divided by 7 minus the budget. >> you want big muscle? >> you want a big muscle?at's why i don't like gyms. >> well, we're not a gym, we're planet fitness. >> no gym-timidato are ion, no pleasure. just $10 a month. we're planet female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of shoes is a small but important gift. my shoes have a hole in them. i can barely fit in these anymore. i hope no one would notice. they hurt my feet. i never had new shoes before. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train, and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, one woman is taking on gender discrimination in the work place with a $16 million lawsuit. ellen powell says she was denied promotion because she couldn't break into the boys' club of the tech world. but her former company says she just didn't deserve it. now she's opening up to our colleague and yahoo! global anchor katie cour

athena neurosciences, onyx, vertex, synaptics, that allows people on the original, the tablet or the iphone. >> the iphone. liz: move it or make it bigger. those went opinion. you were early investors in all of those. they were believed to go ipo? >> i started synaptics in 86 and it went public in 2000, it had been around 14 years at that point. >> i invested in zynga early. huge news yesterday, it is plummeting today. zynga down 15% at one point today, because it's bringing back its founder who was pushed out, pressured out. >> right. liz: what's going on there? that doesn't look like a company that was ready to be public. it only had facebook as biggest customer, and now you see, this is a $2.37 stock. >> right. we invested at somewhere between the 10 and $15 million prevaluation and ultimately went public or had a private valuation upwards of 14 billion. went public at 10, popped up and it's been trading down since then. whether it's a smart idea to put market back, in the market will determine that. i think he can come up with hit games which he did in the beginning, to get them

stop the visit ree onyx. -- vitrionics. try to keep your own coalition together.n and we will join the national unity government. how well that picture will be received is not the question. there is a big rivalry between two of them historically. that is where it is coming from. guy: let's talk a little bit about markets. let's talk a little bit about what happened -- markets. let's talk about what we're expecting next week. the i.m.f. payment. the money there for that but what happens afterwards? fortunately we have alberto sitting next to us. francine: the head of factor row credit research. alberto brought the list of reforms that have been put forward from the greek government. what do you make of them? >> i think it is very comprehensive in terms of the coverage but there needs to be a little bit more detail on the quantities of money that greece is -- there is a lot about taxation, additional revenues. the quantities need to be basically a bit more in detail. also the timing of these improvements but it is comprehensive in terms of the scope. the justice sys