joining us is nea's long-time managing general partner, peter barris.n silicon valley. all the talk about valuations being high, why shouldn't we worry that you're going to overpay for stuff with all this money? >> it's all about discipline, frankly. you got to worry a little bit with the velocity of capital coming into the industry. that people aren't going to act disciplined. we have the benefit of 38 years of history in the industry. we've seen boom markets and bust markets. and i think one of the things that our limited partners value about us is we've managed to navigate those waters and we're going to have to navigate them again. it's a great time for opportunity, but there are some land mines out there to be sure. >> you don't raise $3 billion without a long-term view, because the life cycle of these funds is five, seven, ten years, walk us through how you think the cycle will play out and where you think you'll find value over time? >> what we're seeing, i've been in the industry for 23 years. i've never seen the kind of innovation ecosystem tha

great defense back of tim lincecum as the giants opened a three game set with the dodgers barry bonds flanked by peterowan on the left and larry baer on the right top 6th, 4-1 sf a stream-lined tim lincecum - short hairgreat defensemaybe the giants play of the year brandon crawford amazing stopflip to joe panik who throws to buster posey to get howie kendrick at first lincecum: 6 ip, 5 hits, 1 run, 5 k's top 8th justin maxwell - some defense behind chasing down yasiel puig's foul ball in right and making sliding catch into padding.maxwell stays in game puig applauds the catch maxwell - ignited by the catch - crushes his first home run in 19 monthsa no doubt about it job to left breaks game wide open 6- maxwell: 2-3, 2 rbi, 3 runs giants win 6-2 and it's a five game suspension for royals pitcher kelvin hererra for throwing at a's brett lawrie on sunday.hererra didn't hit lawrie but his 100 mph fastball went right behind himthen herrera pointed to his head as if to say next time i'm throwing at your headthat ticked off lawrie and the a's.bottom linehererra will only miss one start four strikeouts to dat

barry bond and peter mcgowan with larry there. anderson on the mound.ord totally fool with the drug and beats the throw in comes justin for a giant lead. ground attack at work. 2 nothing in the fourth. a little dribble to again sol east. anderson late over to cover. ball pitched to nobody in particular. giants with two outs this evening. 4 nothing. timy. what happened to his hair? chopped it off. it's working. 6 strike out on gonzalez. route no. 2 in the sixth. tim goes 6 innings. look at crawford. glove to panic and turned 2. buster digging out first as they get kendrick on the double play. giants turn 4 double play in this game. and now lead it in the eighth. by a score of 4-1. how about a owner wolf anaheim tonight. try to creep above 500. 7 and 7 record so far. 2 on 4. ross and santiago. swing and myself and santiago. swing and myself. a's over turn double play to keep the 2nd inning alive for the angels and johnny the takes drew palm ran out for 3 run homer. l.a. up 4 nothing in the fourth. butler one thing to did hit straight fast ball hitting 389

barry: that is scary to watch. tom: it is. we look at iran, our peterhington in new york today will have an important conversation on senate activity. and then a very important -- this is a must watch him must listen, barry ritholtz will join us for a discussion on valuation within the market, and yes, we will talk enterprise value which is always a good thing. right now, and morgan stanley has made a set of calls in the past days, never weaker euro under parity or through parity i should say, stronger dollar of course linked two that come in all of this type to ellen zentner's call on the fed. she is of course chief u.s. economist at morgan stanley. obviously what everyone wants to know, ellen, is this a capitulation of your outlier call back to consensus, or do you still feel consensus will come to december 16? ellen: it has raised eyebrows. it has been about two years that we've had a call for the fed to hike breaks in -- hike rates in 2016. the winds have been shifting in that direction 40 later rate hikes, we think of december will be the trigger.

winning movie that following the relationship between jay and barry and the man that inspired barry to play "peterack to studio 57. hi, there. >> hi, guys. >> good to be back? >> great. great, very nice in town. >> is this a big harvey weinstein production? >> mm-hmm. i guess. seems like a regular old musical to me. harvey's behind it so he's very passionate, very passionate, very dedicated to his work. >> would you rather do musical, drama, or comedy? >> you know what? i did one about five years ago. it did very well. it was a revival. my next movie was going to be a musical original. that's what i was drawn to. i've always wanted to do it. i saw "hello dolly" when i was 8 years aeld ss old. it was always something i was drawn to. i always wanted to be in a musical. >> this is not a replica of johnny depp. >> right. it's such a theatric ka experience. you can only do this in a theater what is being done on the stage now. it's just giant. i haven't seen that clip. >> i said to you earlier in the green room are you loving it or is it work? >> i love it but it's also work. i'm sort of the glue in th

it follows the relationship between jay and barry and the family that inspired barry to create petern. we're pleased to welcome kelsey grammer back to studio 57. good morning. good to be back? >> yes. very nice in town. >> this is a big harvey weinstein production. >> i guess. it seems like a regular ol' musical to me but harvey's behind it. he's very passionate very dedicated to his work. >> if you were coming to broadway, would you rather do a musical, drama or a comedy? >> you know what i wanted to do -- i did a revival about five years ago so my next movie was always going to be an original musical. so that's what i was drawn to. always wanted to do that. so i saw "hello dolly" when i was 8 years old, always been in love with it. >> this is not a replica of the film that people night be thinking it could be. >> it's loosely based on that. it's been expanded. it's sort of on steroids. you can only do this in a theater, what is being done the stage now. it's just giant. i haven't seen that clip. >> i said to you earlier when we were in the green room, i said are you loving it or is

thomas >> gary radnich: peter mcgowan are probably tipped off last night these guys all barry bonds a lot. he was not the sweetest guy in the world the steroid thing was very ugly for baseball but he put fans in the seats he helped them build a new ballpark and before the hall of fame now with this burden lifted off his shoulders the giants can go right ahead and give them a job with the organization. maybe go round is still at spring training gibson hitting advice. someone was a lot of money. someone that wants to meet barry bonds soon rather than later there'll will announce a job mr. bonds. >> gary radnich: i think that time heals everything and he was smart in this regard that he never ratted on anybody you never heard him say this guy took a more that why you taken on may i don't know what he is like behind closed doors but publicly he added that about as well as could be. the grant read that little statement is the bottom line is that he had the money to fight the federal government cannot fight the federal government if you do not have the money. time heals everything hall of f

turn the kensington gardens into a lagoon and you see all the seeds of how peter pan was corrected through tracking j.m. barrie's of accomplishments and i didn't see mother of two daughters so i'm adding it. >> that's a big one. you wanted to go into politics, right? >> i was born and raised in new york city, loved new york all my life. wanted to be mayor of new york but i find i'm forming lives through theater. >> and there's still sometime. >> at the end of "indiana jones and the last crusade" the knight said you chose wisely. >> great to have you on. up next his clients include cameron diaz sarah jessica parker daniel craig. the star of bravo's hit show "million dollar listing new york." frederik eklund is here and he's next on "morning joe." doug. you've been staring at that for awhile, huh? listen, td ameritrade has former floor traders to help walk you through that complex trade. so you'll be confident enough to do what you want. i'll pull up their number. blammo. let's get those guys on the horn. oooo looks like it is time to upgrade your phone, douglass. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. yo

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barry bonds having a hot. tim mayapples--have a chat. timmy almost looks bald. >> yes, bonds is right there with larry and the former owner, peter, they appreciategh bonds got in hot water for the steroids, he can sit in the front row any time he wants. >> and it will be fun to see my, my new long haired favorite tonight. >> yes, that is a great deal match up. so hey, the giants really needed one last night. and maxwell made a great catch. both came in the eighth inning so that is one of the things, they needed something, they needed it last night and they got it. >> well, the as needed a good pitcher and they finally got one in their first baseman in the bottom of the eighth inning. late but cool that they just pulled davis from first base and he got on the mound and pitches a perfect inning. >> well, -w>9a; when it is 14-1, that is what you do. you connot want to use up your real guys. >> well, he may have a future. i guess the last and only time he pitched with us in college but his dad was a major league pitcher. >> i will say it again, 14-1, you are lucky you and i didn't get called. >> okay, all right, when you are at the game, and everybo