piper. >> she wanted the ball. >> reporter: piper offering prudence a new light. piper can learn some stuff that low we didn't know. new chapter for rue. >> reporter: a chapter that opens with pure bliss. prow dense is so anxious to get home with piper. introduce her to new toys. >> lucky day. >> reporter: newspaper treats. >> smell him. ooh. >> i know. still hopes she comes back. she loves piper all right. khloe still -- khloe always have a home. >> reporter: in glendale, steffano oakley, fox news. >> i think she likes that dog piper but i hope they fine the other one. >> that's a special bond that makes such a difference. perhaps she'll have two, right. >> yeah. >> fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> right now at 6:00, the wild wild west. nope. the streets of philadelphia. a horse on the loose in philly. what it took for police to coral big mamma. ♪ >>> plus, the trash bag burgla t it's not just the choice of clothing that has people talking. the difficulty this crook had pulling off a heist. ♪ >>> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news

amy: jennnifer piper, that is printed as garcia two years ago before he left sanctuary.t will happen now? several dozen of you gathered in centennial, a suburb of denver, to demand his release. what is the process now? we will continue to fight for his release and we will continue to push back on president trump's policies. we know the courts have found again his immigratation policies are unjust, and we call onon people to vivisit their congressssperson today a and puh back on the imimmoral l budget g proposed tomorrow w to say no to $4$4.5 billionon more for bordrd enter enforcement. cocongress is responsiblble fors messss. congressss needs to stand u up, inincluding democrcrats, and say this budgeget is cruel and immoral. we need to visit our commerce people's offices today because the vote is tomorrow. amy: jennifer piper, thank you for being with us or with the interfaith organizer for american friends service committee. that does it for our broadcast. we continue our multicity tour. on saturday, democracy now! will broadcast for five hours on the people's climate m

, piper, piper.s is an -- upgrading to overweight. all i can say is they're -- it's one -- it's very clear you think it can go either way. rickety balance sheet. penchant for raising, but they think the model 3 will come through. a lot of people this weekend when i spoke out and about, well, there wasn't anyone who felt this stock was valued correctly. i mean, everyone is still using that ford analogy and i just think the ford analogy holds no water. because the street is viewing tesla as being a cult stock or a stock that's not an auto stock. but a tech stock. and that a tech stock could easily have this level of valuation, not in auto. >> they do say we sympathize with the bears. they're arguably rational -- their arguably rational arguments won't matter. >> how many times have we heard that? when info space is worth $1 trillion and you better get on to case because you don't see it. that's because you're limited, myopic. those who see tesla going to 400 are visionaries. they like musk. musk being

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you know, i just can't make it work. >> snippets from the piper jaffray note. these are the most interesting ones. you need to employ creative valuation methodology. they don't have any -- they have considerable uncertainty in their revenue earnings and cash flow estimates. >> leap of faith. >> i mean, the simple value -- >> but in the note is, people love the stock. people love the product. that's enough. for now. >> do they? is it the product or the age of change? it's hastings at netflix and zuckerberg at facebook. apple's dying on the vine because they've got a man who isn't a visionary. look at elon musk, he's a visionary. you're not paying a premium valuation, here you're paying crazy multiples. you say to yourself, people are investing in the age of change. the age of change is elon musk. the celebrity type sort of wall street status, that people are buying into. it's pure and simple. it's not only product right now. that will come later. we've got a lot of time. look at netflix, how long it took netflix to really work in that strategy. right now they're

sarah says she's thankful that piper is okay tonight and that her whole house didn't go up in flames.ounty for hundreds of folks. and man, it was packed. the nhs foundation hosted its annual spring gala for adults from across the philadelphia area. win intellectual and disability. now, nhs foundation workers doubled as paparazzi as guests arrived and walk the red carpet. what fun. that's just great stuff. >> imagine 50 hours kissing a car. yup. 50. and get this you still go home empty handed. >> wow. >> that would be sad, right there. she was sick of the trump banner she hung one of own and now her neighbors are paying the price. >> two best friends one dance in a dad on a mission to keep another father's memory alive. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is withi

>> i think it was a pretty silly note from piper jaffray today. any valuation on that. you try to put any numbers, any conventional metric, it simply doesn't work. that's not what the company is about. this is a company -- i mean, it's ironic that an electric car company has perfected the bandwagon. they think they can do no wrong. elon musk can pretty much get away with anything. this is a stock that people should have in their portfolio. not a large amount. a very small modest amount. and expect it to be a very, very bumpy stock. but this is a stock that has defied everything that wall street has thrown at it. and it just doesn't fit any conventional models. i think the analysts wanted to upgrade it so it could save it for its clients. and job well done. >> the analyst even says even if the model 3 launch goes badly customers and shareholders will withhold judgments. a big amount of goodwill. >> exactly right. >> area in terms of the chart, how does tesla's chart look? >> tesla is in a value stock. it's in a momentum stock. and the rules of mome

. >> reporter: watching 8 kweerld piper wood with her family.t not suggest she lacks a severe form of childhood epilepsy. this shows what happens when a storm of electricity sweeps across a patient's brain. >> she launches into a full body convulsive state and really intense aggressive shaking. >> reporter: now researchers at ucsf are testing an experimental drug showing exciting promise. the tale of how they discovered it is something of a high-tech fish story. >> they're small and the hard part may be catching them. >> reporter: research assistant kyla hamlin is floating a special drug screening machine. not with microbes or chemicals but tiny zebra fish. they are bred in the lab and genetically altered to have seizures. >> nobody is using seizure fish to study ep lency. we started with the tools ourselves. >> neuroresearcher says the machine's design came from trial and error in the ucsf lab. it allows them to put test drugs in the water with fish. once loaded in cameras with tracking software project them onto the screen and help alert resea

. >> reporter: watching-year-old piper wood play with her family.nk she suffers from a severe form of epilepsy. this research video shows what happens when a storm of electricity sweeps across a patient's brain. >> she launched into a full body convulsive state and really intends progressive shaking. >> now researchers are testing an experimental drug showing exciting promise. as a tale of how they discovered the a high-tech fish story. >> the hard part my be catching them. >> reporter: she has a floating screening machine, tiny zebra fish they are bred from tanks in the lab and jeannettely the altered to have seizures. >> no one is using zebra fish to help ep lency. >> the neuroresearcher says the machine's design came from trial and error in the ucf lab. it allows them to place different test drugs into tiny rows of water along with the fish. cameras with tracking software project them onto the screen and help researchers if a drug is interrupting the seizures. the process is so fast. >> in fact, we screen about 3,000 drugs in over three years. >>

. >> lieutenants piper and fox have decided to question laudone again.st, laudone asks to speak to piper alone. >> i'm feeling that nobody is on my side. i understand the predicament i put myself in. at the time i thought i did the right thing going to the officers and laying it all out there. >> and pointing out the shot caller? >> right. >> and the shot caller never put hands on you? >> no. >> and you thought that was correct? >> at the time, yes. i mean, because, you know -- >> you've got to know number, dude. you know that's never correct. especially if he didn't put hands on you. here's what we're going to do. we're going to go take a walk. we're going to go talk to lieutenant fox. >> okay. >> okay? >> he's going to be mad. >> you think? >> probably. >> how come? >> i don't know. maybe waste of his time. >> i'm not believing a word you have to say. i mean, nothing corroborates with cameras. nothing corroborates with the canteen. i pulled the canteen. you're talking about you're giving them guys a $25 sack every month. well, them guys order way more

. >> reporter: watching 8-year-old piper wood playing with her family, you might never guess she suffersy. it's a severe form of childhood epilepsy called gervais syndrome this research video shows what happens when a storm of electricity sweeps across a patient's brain. >> she launches into a full body convulsive state and really intends aggressive shaking. >> reporter: now researchers are testing an experimental drug showing exciting promise and the tale of how they discovered it, it's something about high-tech fish story. >> they're smaul and the hard part might just be catching them. >> reporter: research assistant kyla is floating a special drug screening machine, not with microbes or chemicals, but tiny zebra fish they are bred from tanks in the lab and genetically altered to have gervais-like seizures. >> no one in the world were using zebra fish. >> they say the machine's design came from trial and error in the ucsf lab. it allows them to place different test drug noose tiny rows of water along with the fish. once they're loaded in, cameras with tracking software project them ont

. >> lieutenants piper and fox have decided to question laudone again.ut first, laudone asks to speak to piper alone. >> i'm feeling that nobody is on my side. i understand the predicament i put myself in. at the time i thought i did the right thing going to the officers and laying it all out there. >> and pointing out the shot caller? >> right. >> and the shot caller never put hands on you? >> no. >> and you thought that was correct? >> at the time, yes. i mean, because, you know -- >> you've got to know number, dude. you know that's never correct. especially if he didn't put hands on you. here's what we're going to do. we're going to go take a walk. we're going to go talk to lieutenant fox. >> okay. >> okay? >> he's going to be mad. >> you think? >> probably. >> how come? >> i don't know. maybe waste of his time. >> i'm not believing a word you have to say. i mean, nothing corroborates with cameras. nothing corroborates with the canteen. i pulled the canteen. you're talking about you're giving them guys a $25 sack every month. well, them guys order way

emily: according to a recent piper jaffray survey -- for the first time, teenagers are watching moreoutube than cable. 26% said they watch it every day. compared to 37% for netflix. what do the demographics actually look like? because some say youtube focuses too much on younger ages. susan: to get a billion users, you need people from all different demographics. when you look at any demographic, we have a very significant number of users. i do think, if you look at the millennial audience, you do see their behavior really shifting from traditional tv to online. mobile is really driving a lot of usage. also, on demand. this is a generation that has grown up expecting, "of course, we should be about to see whatever show we want, whenever we want." emily: snapchat is rising. facebook and twitter are doubling down on online video. amazon and netflix are spending a lot of money on original content as well as apple. youtube does a little bit of all of these things. do you see any focus or priority down the line in any one particular area? susan: we are focused on being a platform. we are

. >> reporter: the trial could start later this year. 16-year-old aji piper says bring it on. you're taking on not just the federal government. you're taking on big oil companies, lobbyists. >> it's not actually that intimidating. you have the biggest oil and gas companies against you. it's like, good, let them be defeated in court. >> reporter: although their lawsuit may seem like a long shot, who better to fight for the future than those who will be here to see it? john blackstone, cbs news, eugene, oregon. >> mason: president trump is spending this weekend at the white house, but tonight, there are new questions about the time us spent in palm beach, and who he's met with. here's margaret brennan. >> reporter: of the 91 days that president trump has been in office, he's spent 25 of them at his mar-a-lago club in florida, often mingling with members and guests. since the election, the cost of membership has doubled to $200,000. >> i will tell you that our system is broken. >> reporter: mr. trump often railed against pay-to-play politics on the campaign trail. >> and that's a

prak ising the law for a long time, and jimmy is excited that chuck has agreed to work on the sand piper case with him. and he is calling kim in her office to the look something up, and he is very excite tad his brother wants to work with him and feeling healthier and for them to have a reason to bond. the script had that kim hay hesitates and a bunch of ellipses, and then no words. so i started to ask innocuous and tedious questions of, well, i don't know, i don't have my printer code. they are going to bill me, and theyyou. and he said, great, i am going the get the printer code from chuck, and i said, i am going to be somewhere and saying weird things and hesitating and so i went to them and i said, well -- and at this point i, like many people, was projecting on the handling character that he has the string, and that there is something deep underneath that relationship surface, but i did not get why she was being that way, and they said, well, we are not sure. we think that she he has a weird feeling in your gut about him, and so do we. and this is where we are living right no, and i

used blue bonnets to emphasize how they were many miles away but were waiting for their baby girl piperbsolutely breathtaking. another user saying the photo brought her to tears and one woman adding this is the best maternity picture i have ever seen. nicole had the baby and wesley was able to come home for the delivery so we wish them all the best with baby piper. >> a sweet story on this saturday. thank you, dylan. >>> if you thought your pooch was smart, wait until you see this. coming up, the james bond style escape this clever canine pulled off. first, this is "today" on nbc. congressman macarthur promised to protect our health care. but when right-wing politicians tried to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't protect us from a bill that raises premiums and causes 24 million to lose their insurance. wouldn't oppose a massive "age tax" on people over 50. but supported a 600 billion tax break for the wealthy. tell tom macarthur - stop trying to repeal our health care. >>> still to come on "to

she used blue bonnets to show how they were mile ace way but waiting for the baby piper together.g. i so love this pic. another said the photo brought her to tears. and one woman added, this is the best maternity picture i've ever seen. we have an update on the baby, nicole had the baby and wesley came home for the delivery. we wish them all for the best with baby piper. >> a great story. >>> wait until you see this, coming up, the james bond-style escape that the clever canine pulled off. but first, this is "today" on nbc. it's custom made so you know it's good quality. i'm just speechless because it's perfect. >>> sti ll to come on >>> janet jackson baby boy. >>> and this skilled stunt that these pilots pull off that make you not want to blink. >> but first, these messages. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer make it sweet. make it savory. make it creamy. make it crunch. make it overnight. ♪ make it yours with quaker. lergies with nasal congestion? find fast relief behind the counter with claritin-d. [ upbeat mus

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what a sight this is, you canjust hear the band and the pipers you have struck up on platform five. the steam of the flying scotsman, which is just about to leave york station right on cue. the icon of the railways built in doncaster works in 1923 and plied its trade along the east coast main line from 1924. as we get covered in soot and steam, let's just talk to the people responsible. robert mcintosh from network rail, you've been instrumental in getting this going. how logistically difficult has it been to arrange all this? over the last year, lots of people said it was too difficult to do, but as you can see, it is a must—do event, a fantastic event and thanks to all the partners were making it happen. gary from welcome to yorkshire. this has showcased yorkshire at its best. yes, and you can see from the thousands of people who turned out to watch it. it really has been absolutely splendid. all the partners who have been involved and worked closely on this, it's been a real challenge for all our teams, but they've pulled it off and it's been a really popular thing. i was talking

you're like a pied piper, my friend. the red are rocking here at the verizon center. you are right, larry, words like redemption, revenge is what we're hearing. the lights are on at the verizon center. we have the street hockey in playoff form at this point this morning. take a look who has joined us. shelby and alexis, two members of the red rockers. game one of round two. >> we are so excited to be playing the penquins. we are going to win. john: i would not want it any other way. take a look at this. shelby and alexis, tell me what is going on. pretty important scavenger hunt for tickets. a today we will be having scavenger hunt in which you can find pucks around the d.c., virginia maryland area. if you find a puck. john: i've a feeling you may know where some spots are. >> i personally don't. you'll get hints throughout the day. tune into social media to find out where they may be. john: our street hockey in playoff form. we are ready to go. up, the cup of joe will capitals mesko. come join us for street hockey as penquins we get ready for the capitals-tonight. --

caroline: piper jaffray put it as optimism, freedom -- defiance, struggling to replicate that symbolizes remind us of the disparity and the number of cars these companies are pumping out. >> g.m. is going to sell 10 million cars this year. tesla, they got a big bump in their stock when they sold 25,000 in a month, and by a factor of 10 less than general motors. it is not about car sales with tesla. it is about the model three coming out, their lower price, and being a success. the vehicle would sell for about $40,000. caroline: gm has the chevy volt. it is showing a similar price point, but the optimism is still much higher about the model 3, which is yet to start coming off the production line. >> the big car companies had seen hybrid cars to meet regulations. tesla made electric cars cool. the model s is a cool luxury car, sleek, and fast. the sport utility vehicle, not as cool, but a neat vehicle. it has falcon wing doors. luxury buyers who bought porsches, audies, and bmw's, a model 3 still has a design that looks like it is still in the same family, but some people just fire to driv

caroline: piper jaffray put it as optimism, freedom -- struggling to replicate that symbolizes where of the disparity and the number of cars these companies are pumping out. >> g.m. will sell about 10 million cars this year. tesla, they got a big bump in their stock when they sold 25,000 in a month. by a factor of 10, less than general motors. it is not about car sales with tesla. it is about the model three coming out, the lower-priced car, and it being a success. caroline: gm has the chevy volt. already, it is showing a similar range as what the tesla model three will be showing. it has a similar price point. still, the optimism is still much higher about the model three which is yet to start coming off the production line. >> the big car companies had seen hybrid cars to meet regulations. so, they made compact cars and things americans typically have not liked. tesla made electric cars cool. the model s is a cool, luxury car, sleek, and fast. the sport utility vehicle, not as cool but a neat vehicle. there are certain features that luxury buyers who bought portions have latched on

. >> for piper's family, just the promise of a new drug is inspirational. >> it gives you hope. >> reporterpart of it might go to a bay area to fountain. >> the drug was originally approved for weight loss and it's main side effect so far is loss of appetite. >>> we're taking a view outside in santa cruz now, look at the waves there. spencer will tell us when the beach weather will return. >>> we worry about hackers hacking into your phone, but what about when you leave your phone somewhere? >> i have come really close. if you haven't been security aware when you lose that phone, you could lose much more than just the hardware. you know how attached we are to our phones, we talk into them, look at them, point and touch them. and when we're not actively involved, we're holding them, keeping them at the ready. and that's when they can be a concern. >> do not save your user id or password. don't do that. >> why? >> because if someone were to get their hands on your smart device, your mobile device, and they're to get in, you already have the app, you have it ready to go, all someone needs to d

. >> for piper's just the promise of a new derogatorug is life-changing. >> it's inspirational and gives of the credit may go to a bay area innovation that puts a humble fish on the cutting edge of research. >> pretty wild isn't it. now the drug being tested was originally approved for weight lost and main side effect is loss of appetite. >>> we're going to check in with our meteorologist next for live doppler 7. >>> plus a rare this weekend at bass pro shops earn double rewards points on select gear from the best brands. like redhead men's gray's creek henleys. for under $13. save 20% on a bass pro aluminum fish fryer. merrell men's trailwik waterproof hikers for under $90 the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before star

piper jaffray raising it from neutral to overweight that giving a nice impetus forward. >>> at&t, they're buying straight path communications for very hefty one and a quarter billion dollars. why? because straight path communication has licenses for the spectrum, the airwaves. wireless carriers want to improve their service they need more bandwidth. they're willing to pay a pretty penny for it. as you can see, at&t, down about half a percent but straight path communications going straight up. 151% to the upside. guys back to you. melissa: ashley, thank you. david: nice gain. here is a quick check on oil, ending the day up 1.6% to just over 53 bucks a barrel, getting a boost in response on going turmoil in syria and libya, shutting down its largest oil field. gold snapping a two-day winning streak, down three bucks to 1253.90 a bounce. melissa: the trump adminstation not taking anything off the table with tax reform but with officials saying a detailed plan is still weeks away, will anything get done with congress in two-week recess. blake burman standing by at the white house with the lat

the pictures were taken a few months ago, piper was born yesterday. >>> the story about april the giraffepresumably ready to give birth at any moment at an animal park in upstate new york remains one of the most popular stories on social media despite being dragged out for three months now? >> yes, people have been staring at that streaming live camera for weeks waiting for the mama jury riff to finally -- have her baby. in the meantime, we want to know, who is staring at this video for hours on end waiting for what's now a miracle to happen? if you're one of them, hit us up on twitter. i'm underscore ellen bryan or adam longo @longotv. >>> playoff fever sweeping the d.c. area and not just the fans. coming up we will hear from our area teams who are talking playoffs. >>> and right after the break, georgetown tries to make amends for the sins of slavery. >>> during this holy week for christians, georgetown university is doing pennants for an almost 200-year-old sin. in 1838 the jesuit fathers who founded georgetown sold 272 enslaved people literally down the river to even greater deprivati

you know my next guest as the founder of tech start-up "pied piper" on "silicon valley."middleditch. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: wow! wow! somebody can do dips. nice. >> dude, i love doing dips! >> stephen: you got monster tries. >> dude, my tries are on point. thank you for noticing. i got the sickest tries in the biz. >> stephen: last time you were here you had a cane. did you need that cane? >> god no. that was a fashion cane. >> stephen: are canes out of fashion now? >> canes are in fashion thanks to me. cane sales are up 200%, baby! >> stephen: somebody is getting their beak wet. >> so many business, so many jobs. >> stephen: wow, congratulations. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: you're canadian, right? >> yes. by-- by-- ( applause ) >> stephen: canadian by birth. >> by birth. >> stephen: by grace of god. do you guys have a god up there? >> sometimes. >> stephen: he comes around this time of year, i'm guessing. >> our god is the bear from "the referinant." he's pretty brutal. >> stephen: when are you going to become an american citizen? you have be here 10 years. >> somet

. >> for piper's family, just the promise of a new drug is inspirational. >> it gives you hope. >> reporterf it might go to a bay area to fountain. >> the drug was originally approved for weight loss and it's main side effect so far is loss of appetite. >>> we're taking a view outside in santa cruz now, look at the waves there. spencer will tell us when the beach weather will return. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. on select gear from the best brands. like redhead men's gray's creek henleys. for under $13. save 20% on a bass pro aluminum fish fryer. merrell men's trailwik waterproof hikers for under $90 >>> we worry about hackers hacking into your phone, but what about when you leave your phone somewhere? >> i have come really close. if you haven't been security aware when you lose that phone, you could lose much more than just the hardware. you know how attached we are to our phones, we talk into them, look at them, point and touch them. and when we're not actively involved, we're holding them, keeping them at the ready. and that's when

an officer channels his inner piper to lead a family of geese to safety. >> and sunshine on the way for the bay area until we get other chances of rain. sorry about that. we have those forecasts soon. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, battling a small blaze at an abandoned school. >>> a san francisco firefighter was hurt this morning battling a small blaze in an abandoned school. no word on the extent of the firefighter's injuries. but we are told that he is in stable condition. >>> more trouble for pg&e today as a problem in an underground electrical vault sent flames and chunks of concrete shooting at a residential sidewalk in vallejo. it started this morning. firefighters used extinguishers with a dry chemical to knock it down. pg&e says wires inside the vault somehow failed and the fire cut off power to several homes in the area. this comes just a day after a much larger outage in san francisco that left nearly 90,000 customers in the dark for hours. pg&e says a circuit breaker failed sparking a fire in the insulation. firefighters made rescues from about 20 elevators around the

keycorp rallying today after piper jaffray upgraded.s a significant amount of positive momentum that should translate into several quarters. this is our call of the day, but really brings up a larger question and that's about the regionals in general. you see the regionals in today's session really outperformed the bigger banks. >> i will tell you as it relates to the regional banks, a lot has to do with technicals. we keep talking about financial, that is not the case. the case of keycorp, you're look at a stock now that has rallied significantly from around $16 on election day up towards $19. this is a company that has diversified itself from retail banking into a financial services company that is doing commercial lending and is improving its balance sheet and also its earnings vizsiblevisib. this is a stock i believe -- i like keycorp specifically because i think keycorp is hitting on all the metrics and can can continue to improve itself. regions financial has been a name i've played. that has been disappointing. i got taken out of

so now, he has to pay the piper, as it were, and that's what's making it worse. >> martha: at the end of the day, congress has to sign legislation. and they had seven years. and the republican said, oh, we did everything for the house, ascendant, white house, they will be hunky-dory. you will be amazed of what happens. good to see you all. so tonight, it is friday. spring break is over. it's time to grade the president on week 13. from some new england patriots over to north korea. chris stirewalt, and richard fowler with their report cards coming up next. >> i don't want to telegraph what i'm thinking or what i'm doing. doing. i'm not like e e e e when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermeasures. keeping the world of business connected and protected. that's the power of and. >> martha: getting close, folks, to the end of the

we didn't laugh, we made fun of the piper jaffre note earlier, basically, they're asking everybody toake a major leap of faith. that's effectively what you are doing. if you are buying the stocks. that's what you are doing. there are reasons i believe to they can this leap of faith. i think it's akin to what amazon was maybe ten or 12 year ago. so was that the right move then? yes. how do you trade the stocks from here? i think it goes against the 280 level we saw popped out in 2014 and 2015. i think you stay long and let it ride the upside. >> are they concerned about this other new model, it complicates production. they've had issues with every new model. >> how about the model breathe out. >> it's efficient and production. >> does it make me a bad guy? >>. >> i have attention deficit disorder. i look at these guys, we're awful over the map. clearly, a stock that's moving on intrinsic value on a lot of upside on the core and the periphery, yet we're supposed to get excited about a pickup truck? >> actually, yes. >> when you look at the big autos zone out there ford, gm, chevy, outsi

i've talked to lieutenant piper in intel. and we're not going to make that move. you're not going to be able to house with him. we're not going to keep jumping every time you want something done or threaten us. >> i haven't asked for anything. i've been up there 21 days and haven't asked for anything like that. >> i've received 12 kites from you to move with graham. >> not 12. >> lieutenant higden has received five letters from you. requesting about inmate graham. >> that's an exaggeration. >> no i've saved them all. >> there's no way there was 12. i sent you more like two or three. >> irregardless. basically, you've been trying to dictate everything since i've been here -- >> ma'am, i'm not trying to. you've got to remember i've never been to seg here, okay? i'm coming off eight years of antidepressants. i've received further bad news from the outside world. it's always something. so it's like it's been just a little tough for me. it's not something i'm used to doing here. >> you're not unique. this is basically said and done. >> this is not something i'm used to

these guys at piper r, just making things up.nt to be long the name, they want their clients to be long the name and they're using quotes like creative valuation methodology. they're free to do that. >> what does that mean? zpl go ahead. >> it's noninnocence. nothing. here's what it means. he says as a growth investor, you can't afford to ignore this. he's ignored it so now, he's got to get mission because he can't come with a price target that's like the fifth or sixth highest. he doesn't want to be crazy. >> this is not a specific analyst story. this is the story. right. write your name in here if you're a -- >> this guy's target was 100 something. what's he going to do, say 200? there's a place in the market for these stocks, some people make a lot of money investing in it. i don't happen to be one. amazon is not that much distinguishable from this. turned a profit. that's tesla. musk is brilliant. he's a great entrepreneur. >> a lot of adversity in the business model of amazon. you can be overpaying for multiple revenue strea

i've talked to lieutenant piper in intel. and we're not going to make that move.'re not going to be able to house with him. we're not going to keep jumping every time you want something done or threaten us. >> i haven't asked for anything. i've been up there 21 days and haven't asked for anything like that. >> i've received 12 kites from you to move with graham. >> not 12. >> lieutenant higden has received five letters from you. requesting about inmate graham. >> that's an exaggeration. >> no i've saved them all. >> there's no way there was 12. i sent you more like two or three. >> irregardless. basically, you've been trying to dictate everything since i've been here -- >> ma'am, i'm not trying to. you've got to remember i've never been to seg here, okay? i'm coming off eight years of antidepressants. i've received further bad news from the outside world. it's always something. so it's like it's been just a little tough for me. it's not something i'm used to doing here. >> you're not unique. this is basically said and done. >> this is not something i'm used to doi

. >> piper smith helped block the protesters.done a lot of work to make sure that our community is respected. >> lgbt people call her cell 2 24/7. >> if they don't feel comfortable reporting a crime to the police to any patrol officers they're allowed to call my response and i have responded from home to take a report of hate crimes from them. so talk to them about complaints they've had against other officers. >> she seen progress but -- >> i do dream of the day i don't need this cell phone. >>> in your health tonight a possible alternative to mammograms. since mammograms are not well suited for younger women, scientists have gun looking to see if breast milk analysis can be used to look for signs of cancer. they say they have found certain proteins in milk of women with breast cancer that don't exist with women without cancer the findings are scheduled for presentation during the american society for bio chemistry and molecular biology's animal meeting in chicago. taking a family photo isn't as easy as just having everyone say

that's according to a new survey conducted by piper jafry.ens spend more on food, particularly fast food. chick-fil-a took the top spot as the most preferred restaurant. starbucks and chipotle rounded out the three. in terms of clothing, athletic wear was the most popular. >> we know some of relief is on the way for family who had their hearts broken after their loved one ashes were stolen from their rental car. >> how police were able to recover the missing ashes. >> connecting b.a.r.t. riders with a lesser known gem here in the east bay, the multimillion dollar project breaking ground in just a few hours. >>> and a live look outside right now at a very crowded bay bridge toll plaza, as folks getting ready to break ground on their work week here. full check of weather and traffic coming up in just two and a half minutes. you're watching today in the bay. go, she's a dog. [ whimpers ] find ping-pong. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. that's amazing! we're tracking some showers for the morning commute. >>> coming up at 6:30,

peter piper says. joining us now is andrea mitchell.ou for being here. >> you bet. >> let me ask you your big picture take on what you made of what susan rice told you today whether anything she said today surprised you and how it made you feel about this overall allegation that there is an obama administration scandal here. >> well, i got to tell you, i was surprised by one big thing. when she said that she was unaware that mike flynn had been unregistered agent for the turkish government during the transition and that she had read it in the newspaper or the press en she learned about it as we did very recently, belatedl that surprised me because if she were tracking transition officials so closely and tracking mr. flynn in particular who had risen to a high profile of inquiry because of his contact and the surprise that avenue one in the national security field had that vladimir putin did not respond to retaliate to obama sanctions that was surprising. but she wasn't tracking him that closely and now we learned according to the wall s

. >> correct a storage option we're not making the pipers bigger for the championships down to lowereaches but we have we can fill the baseline and take advantage of the fact it is there and unused and not have a further impact down stream that's a good question. >> okay. so the next slide is about the intermission a great area a long-standing flooding issue the documents in the photos from the early 19 hundreds technical changes from the top grateful the bowl shapes owe the typography any project is a high cost so with a limited benefits we're benefiting the ifrp mission but during which a long linear path in the mission we don't have a nice large unused basin to store our waistwater because of the large price tag up to $2 million we started with the what are the world of technical - we narrowed down to 15 alternatives we did a full evaluation and more recently narrowed it to too so looking at two options in the order of one and 50 a million dollar to get us to the 5 year storm level of protection so even after the projects will be implemented the area will still flood in large stor

people nominated for 0livier awards include ed harris, glenda jackson, billie piper, kate bassett, its so useful for them to be recognised. and historically drama has been male dominated because historically all troops were males of the warm paz ferments the odds are still waited, at the moment because historically there have been more paz for men. —— historically all troops were male performers, so the odds are still weighted. we must deal with what is going on in the industry before we deal with the glamorous side of it. thank you so much. that‘s it from us today. dan and lou will be on bbc one from 6 o‘clock tomorrow morning. have a lovely weekend. enjoy the weather. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at nine. the british government toughen5 its rhetoric over russia‘s involvement in the syrian civil war. defence secretary michael fallon blames the kremlin for the civilian deaths in tuesday‘s chemical weapons attack — borisjohnson 5eeks support for a new initiative to end the conflict. swedi5h police confirm a number of people are in custody and being questioned following raid

. >> he got his life toke and decided to be the pied piper. >> but apparently he decided to leave everyoneis industry. dan felt so abandoned he produced a podcast. missing rich and simmons completely and inexplicably stopped being richard simmons and i want to know why. >> by now you know i'm not missing. just a little under the weather. now, even though the picture in richard's post is very similar to a photo taken in 2013, his spokesperson assures entertainment tonight that richard did write the post and i just want to point out it ends with this line. hope to see you again soon. i think even is hoping to see richard soon. gayle. >> you're absolutely right. still no one has seen him and we don't know if that ooh's's a re picture. >>> some students in colorado can go to college thanked to legalized marijuana. ahead we'll visit two communities using sales tax from the drug to find higher education and projects. >>> we invite you to sub scribe to our cbs podcast. you can only find it on itunes and apple's ipod cast. y you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. a type of irregu

in separate news, piper today upgrading tesla from neutral to overweight.s price target from 223. to 368. so keep in mind that piper had a price target of 223 -- >> and a neutral rating. during the run that tesla has seen. and now the second did >> yeah. take that -- >> you never -- >> turn over a new leaf? you know. forget the past. this is what i think now. they could still be right. >> conviction. got to have some conviction. now to wall street's agenda. fed chair janet yellen who is speaking this afternoon at the university of michigan. then on wednesday you've got to look for march import prices. thursday, we have weekly jobs plans and march ppi even though the markets are closed on friday. still economic data coming out. march retail sales, cpi and april consumer sentiment. and then earnings season getting under way. can't believe it's already starting up all over again. that happens on thursday with q1 results. we're going to hear from jpmorgan, citigroup and wells fargo. that's all going to happen before the opening bell. and of course we'll bring y