. ♪ follow me, yeah follow me ♪ got my spine i've got my orange crush ♪ >> the way that peter buck played band would become huge. >> it wasn't new wave, it wasn't a new romantic. they started calling it alternative music. ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ and i feel fine ♪ fine, fine, fine >> you know, this is the thing about the '80s. everyone thinks it's about crazy haircuts, lots of makeup, insane clothes, and it was. but the thing about this music that lasts is that their songs were so good. ♪ >> you can go back and listen to those records, from the engineering to the musicianship to the writing and to the performance of it. it surpasses most music. >> everybody had a story, and they wanted to tell it. the artists that were coming through the tv and into your lives. ♪ everybody wants to rule the world ♪ >> i'll say that the music of the '80s is more effective than what came to us in the '60s simply because all of us were included this time. no decade was more effective in dance music, in politics, in different genres than the '80

bucks, thank you, pete earn, we appreciate it. thanks for the advice. >> interesting the conversation, the debate even now happening in this case. peter, thank you. >> afghan officials say at least three dozen isis fire fight remembers dead after tunnel complex was destroyed by the largest non-nuclear bomb ever used in combat by the us military. file video from 2003 shows the bomb used in the air strike last night, 21,600 pounds bomb is officially known as the massive ordinance air blast, some others have been calling it the mother of all bombs, the the bodge g surprise attack and president trump says that's his plan to attack with no warning, tells cbs-3 the bomb is guided directly to its target. >> this bomb actually explodes above the grounds in the air, and that has devastating effect to the people on the ground and in the vicinity of the blast. so it doesn't dig into the ground, and blow up and out. it detonates over the grounds and just e my lathes everything within its blast radius. >> at this point there were no civilian casualties in the strike that are known statement from the afghan ministry of defense however says several

bucks county. closed down old lincoln highway business 1. there would be crews blocking business one. petergrove road shutting down for next week for water and soar soar -- sewer repairs. delco, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., 322, conchester highway, traffic will be taking turns getting by. i would avoid that during the midday. we have round the clocker work shutting down green -- around the clock work shutting down green bank road kirkwood highway would be the alternate around that. word is coming in the far northeast a crash along welsh road at grant avenue. getting word of that, of course we'll keep tobs on -- tabs on it. >>> a pailt safely eject -- a pilot safely ejected steering the plane away from homes before ejecting. he landed in a wooded area and radioed for help. investigators say the plane had taken off from joint base andrews and experienced a mechanical failure. nearby homes were evacuated for a short time because the plane was carrying 500 rounds of ammunition. >>> a driver who plunged into a florida lake was saved by divine intervention. russell errands said he noticed the car divi

peter deboer's team. >> everyone talked about getting to the finals the year before and how tough the next year is. you always think you can be the team to buck that. you know, it's hard. it's a grind. i'm not prepared to take inventory of what went wrong, but, you know, my get feeling is we ran out of some gas the next month. >>> lebron james and the cavs trying to sweep the pacers. a minute to play. finished with 33 points and 10 rebounds. paul george who was mad he didn't get the last shot in game 1 with a chance to be the hero. it's off the side of the backboard. he will hear about that one. the cavs win 106-102 to advance. lebron james has won 21 straight first-round games. >>> former giants and 49er greats earlier today for a street-naming ceremony. the site where candlestick park stood will become a new housing/retail development. some of the legends will have candlestick streets named after them. joe montana will be one of them. he gave a acceptance speech for dwight clark, who was recently diagnosed with als. >> i would like to share this with a very special person. i would like to change this to montana-clark drive. >> yeah. that re

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bucks which is something after psychological number. growing concerns about competition, not just from facebook, but in general, peter.a concern forward? >> i was in china last wk on business. i wanted to document the fact i saw this technology model -- maybe i will, put it on facebook, that is the biggest problem they're having. there are 52 different things to do the same exact thing on. it manies about where are the numbers? where is the audience? the audience is still facebook, facebook owns instagram. snap is popular. i don't know if the democrats are continue iting to hold as well as it did. kids pulling snap, they have the attention span after tree senate. you can't put dog faces on forever. >> number of 25, 26-year-old colleagues, they are all on snapchat all day long. i think that the question here is what we're seeing especially today with some of the stock issues, is around leadership. once again their ceo has been accused of saying, making some comments that aren't politically correct to say the least. they're getting backlash from that. whether they have the leadership there to help them overcome these ch

bucks, holding at $900 per share. not seen that recently. bricks and mortar up, amazon down. how about that? how about that, neil cavuto? it's yours. neil: i was thinking about what you and peter talking about, machines and computers doing investing for us. matter of time before they're doing our job. stuart: speak for yourself. they need an english accent. neil: my would be italian, saying i don't think so, i don't think so. thank you very much. great show as always. we're following up on what stuart has been hammering home here, this so-called "nuclear option" about to be detonated today. i can drag you through all the parcel men temporary details. we're hear from mitch mcconnell shortly, explaining how that will be implemented here effectively the senate rules will be changed because the gorsuch vote was blocked, 60 votes necessary blocked. republicans say they have no other choice, simple majority, changing the rules, going nuclear, as it were. a development behind the scenes could have you going nuclear. talk about bodies agreement not only to proceed on health care, by greater extension with the tax cuts. we're getting late word the president is very keen on marrying inf

bucks. by the way, we should repeat this. tesla is now worth more than the ford motor company and only just behind general motors. peterk that is extraordinary. >> tesla will be the number one valued car company, and it's extraordinary when you think about it. so far this year, tesla sold 25,000 vehicles. 25,000. last year ford motor sold 6.5 million cars. so there's a lot of focus on what this feels like apple in the early days. stuart: by the way, people like me who have been somewhat skeptical of elon musk, well, he took us to task. those people are worried about the stock price getting overheated. he went on twitter and called people like me to task. whatid he say, liz? liz: he said stormy weather in shortville. all those shorts betting against the company, well, looks like you were wrong. it should be pointed out that's 29% of the float. they could be putting a floor under tesla stock. this is a company that has lost more the last five years whereas ford has made more than 26 billion in profit over that five years. listen, elon musk owns 27% of the company. is he cheerleading it higher? is it priced like a tech co

bucks, holding at $900 per share. not seen that recently. bricks and mortar up, amazon down. how about that? how about that, neil cavuto? it's yours. neil: i was thinking about what you and petere before they're doing our job. stuart: speak for yourself. they need an english accent. neil: my would be italian, saying i don't think so, i don't think so. thank you very much. great show as always. we're following up on what stuart has been hammering home here, this so-called "nuclear option" about to be detonated today. i can drag you through all the parcel men temporary details. we're hear from mitch mcconnell shortly, explaining how that will be implemented here