they lengthened the length of time and every year there's a few pythons -- but every female python lay up to 90 eggs. 90. and they have no natural enemies. so, this is a losing cause, and i've told dave one of the great -- every presidential year -- didn't happen last year. and i wish -- but usually presidential candidates come to florida, they do a photo op in everglades. it's o'bilge tory -- obligatoriy and you pose and -- people in floor care before the everglades so if your running for president you have go there. even jeb bush did. it's in the everglades. so you have fan fan to si that during photo op a huge crete at the snatches one of them off the boardwalk. who is the small one, michelle bachmann. she was small enough. i think that's in my fantasy. you have the this and they're gone and that's the next step in the python invasion. it's an invasion. >> if we're going to challenge a species we should challenge one we could win against. pick manatees. we all love manatees but they don't do well in florida because the not that bright. all do respect. but they are brighter than the

the python's name, monte, look monte python. >> no, no, its it over. no. come on. how is that soothing? >> he was inspired to give snake massages by a technique in south africa. neck massages by apin thement only. make sure you make an appointment. $38 for the massage. >> snake massages in south africa are called snake bites. and they are dangerous. >> like that you are not looking at the screen. >> no. no. not down with that. >> snake, really relaxing to hold a snake the way that they move. it is. >> moving on. >> just kind of. >> ha. >> too much fun. >> no. no. >> the my people do not get down with that. no. >> do this again tomorrow. >> no. we are okay. >> coming up new details about the massive fire near kansas city. >> yeah, spread to more than a dozen homes. now we know what's to blame. >> also, family in transition, mother and son, now a father and daughter, share their transgender journey. >> first, a look hat today's weather. you are watching "world news now." coachfully no more mistakes in b block. hopefully no more snakes in b block. >> announcer: "world

so we are losing the python challenge is my point. a pythons are winning.if we're going to change anything which a challenge in animal we can defeat. i propose manatees. [laughing] we establish we can beat them. not pythons. >> are you a fan of the everglades? >> i'm not. i marvel the people that go out there. can you not smell it? are you not being alive by mosquitoes? i don't know. i'm all for it. >> christie beckham tweets, dave, i have been your biggest fan forever, i saw you play at la times book festival? >> yeah, we are still playing sometimes. as i said, we are not good. hard-listening music. [laughter] >> when i say we, we play, i call it the ruimor med of music and the way it works everybody in the band is holding an instrument and playing something and if rumor goes around that there's been a cord change. [laughter] on we go. all random. we really enjoy it. i would do this to kill the whales. we don't, i have not killed any whales that i know of because whales don't listen to know. we still do play from time to time. we haven't played in a couple

>> i think it might be a python. >> the cub runs away but mom is like, we need to eat today. so mom goes checking in real close. now these people could tell what it is. we still can't tell yet. there are bushes and leaves and trees all around. but finally, they get up close. look in this area right here to the left of the screen. >> oh, snap! >> look at her, she's like -- that thing is jumping of the bushes. >> this continues for eight minutes because the battle isn't over. it doesn't fit in the hole. and the leopard is not giving up. near the end of the video, you can see the final battle royale between these two. >> oh, oh! >> according to these people, mom was the victor here. >> you have to remember not to mess with momma. >>> this story is ten years in the making. ♪ and it makes me want to sing are you in the mood for love ♪ >> we have two special passengers on the train. if you can please watch carriage four. >> what is about to happen in carriage four? nobody really pays attention to the conductors announcements. but this is special, this lady learns after ten years to

talk about the burmese python population. >> we have an invasion of burmese pythons going on in southflorida. f they are not supposed to be here. they are supposed to be in burma but what happened is people get them as pets. why you would want a animal like this as a pet i don't know but they get them as smaller tests and then they run out of crack and think zero my god we are living with us an this and let o andd they thrive down here in te everglades and the estimates were there were tens of thousands possibly hundreds of thousands. they don't have any enemies out there and they reproduce like crazy so the state of florida this is one of the great things they did, they came up with this idea to get rid of the python challenge. the only state in the union and it goes on every year the wildlife conservation commission brings people in, invites people to come from anywhere they want to kill our pythons. there are rules and you have to take a short online course and pay a 25-dollar fee so it's not just letting anybody do it. if you ask how to handle dangerous wildlife and online courses

hairdresser is offering massaging from his pet ball python named monte. >> monte's body is 90 percentuscle and massage his muscles contracting as he is going around you, gross, in surprise , not everyone is a fan, including myself, jim donovan is in the a fan. >> monte python. >> yes we will be right back. >>> and now for a look at headlines from across our region. >> trentonian a 42 year-old woman died from cardiac arrest and tenants at twin towers apartment building blame management for her death. one of the two elevators in the east tower was not working causing slower response times for emergency personnel. 1e ms team walk up 15 flights of stairs, the only working elevator was taking too long. >>> reading eagle an elderly couple died in the house fire wednesday night in northern lancaster county. crews were dispatched at 7:00 had to the 100 block of south fourth street in denver. fire fighters attempted enter the home but faced annex stream hording situation with no clear pathway inside. >>> mercury pottstown middle school students are trapped passing, vandal icing property and da

like it was the most like physical stuff, but kind of monty python-y, very funny, very -- >> it is sohe more you get to sort of see how they work is, the intricacy and the thought and the sophistication that goes behind it. it's all on this -- they're brilliant and they make it seem so effortless. >> jimmy: yeah, they're -- it's "the play that goes wrong" and there are actually, you brought the writers of the play with you tonight. >> i did. >> jimmy: can we bring them out s ]litt bit nervous, american talk show. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. thank yooursu ryf? are you okay? are you help me. help me. help me. jimmy: i will help you. >> help me. just pull! >> just -- >> but your leg is tangled in the yourack into it. come on. come on. [ talking over each other ] br >> jimmy: you want me to bring th >> here we go.s od. >> ooh -- >> jimmy: this is fine. >>s meraa shot over there -- o . can you an tt, there ya go, that's better. that's good. [ cheers ] that looks good. no. move you to the othede okay. >> jimmy: sorry.oi get my stuff here. sorry about that. i stepped on t

she swipes at the python who lunges forward. the fight goes on.al. any guess here? >> you mentioned that the cubs are right there, too. there's a lot of protecting the family going on here. >> she's protecting the clubs. >> that didn't look good. >> you can't to take bets? >> i watched this and never saw the ending. >> i have to think the python lost. >> i'm thinking leopard won. >> same thing. >> you're correct, savannah and carson. the leopard, protecting her cubs. >> al voted leopard, too. >> you know who will take them both, the honey badger. >> always bet on honey badger. >> i love the honey badger video, more than reasonable. >>> now, you saw that same snake but it had emojis on its skin. like this python. he has smiley emojis. apparently this is real. >> you made this up. >> i didn't. a python breeder took eight years to come up with the unique pattern. >> he didn't. >> they tell me this is real. they said, of course, the snake is extremely real. you think? and could be sold for $4,500. but the breeder is choosing to keep this little master

like it was the most like physical stuff, but kind of monty python-y, very funny, very -- >> it is soee how they work is, the intricacy and the thought and the sophistication that goes behind it. it's all on this -- they're brilliant and they make it seem so effortless. >> jimmy: yeah, they're -- it's "the play that goes wrong" and there are actually, you brought the writers of the play with you tonight. >> i did. >> jimmy: can we bring them out to say hello? >> oh, yeah, of course. [ cheers ] they're a little bit nervous, because this is the first time they've been on a, like, big american talk show. so, it's a big deal for them. >> jimmy: yeah, well, we're so excited to have them from "the play goes wrong," please welcome jonathan sayer, henry lewis and henry shields, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. thank you very much for everyone being here. thank you very much. >> jimmy: how ya doing? >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for being here. how ya doing? >> my -- sorry. >> jimmy: enjoying yourself? are you okay? are you all right? >> i'm fine. [ laughter ] [

it's a leopard versus a python. she swipes at the python who lu lunges forward. the fight goes on.l. any guesses here. >> just mentioned that the cubs are right there too. >> right. >> there's a lot of protecting the family. protecting the cub. >> do you want to take bets on who has done this? i actually saw the ending. >> i'm thinking leopard >> let's say it had emojis on his skin like this python. apparently this is real. >> you made this up. >> no, i didn't. a python breeder took 8 years to come up with this unique pattern. they tell me it's real. the snake is extremely rare. do you think? and could go for at least $4,500 but he's going to keep this little masterpiece to himself. they say it's real. that he somehow. >> how? >> i don't know. biology. >> i would have had the wine glass emoji on mine. >> i think it's a white >> i know. >> i was doubting too but they, the big they assured me that it's real. >> >> we're going to start with beyonce. stealing the show with blue ivy. they wore matching green gowns and that was getting buzz online. you might recall at the grammys when ad

. >>> snakes, my skinnies crawling, service people pay for that involves putting a python around yourk. >> why? >> i don't know. i'm with >>> we are waking up to wind chills in the teens and katie 's tracking another chance of snow. >> hundreds of people are still in the dark following tuesday's winter storm we are live with the look at when power should be restored. >>> and president trump's revised travel ban was supposed to take effect today but a federal judge, has put it on hold, and guess what, the president isn't happy, hear what he has to say, and what he is prepared to do. >>> it is thursday march 16th good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. keep an eye on the bottom of the screen we have a handful of school delays out there. >> yes. >> we have a lot of ice, katie , meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, safely >> it is very dangerous. i have been hearing that over and over people are tweeting sending messages they went through lights, stop signs, katie and i did that this morning. little bird told me in that same spot everyone still rolling through that s

to give you an idea of how they differ to other animals, here are some other slumber times: pythons andose to 20. pachyderms get far, far less, as helen briggs reports. for five weeks, scientists track to elephants roaming across botswana to find out more about their sleeping habits. they discovered that on average the elephants were sleeping forjust average the elephants were sleeping for just two average the elephants were sleeping forjust two hours a day, mainly at night, the shortest known sleep time for any land mammal. and sometimes they did not sleep at all. one of they did not sleep at all. one of the more unexpected find that we had was that 15 of the 70 nights, we recorded sleep, they did not sleep at all. interestingly, during these notes they appear to be disturbed at around 730 at night, when they walked a0 or 30 kilometres away. these notes without sleep since it correlate with nights where they we re correlate with nights where they were predation affects, or bull elephants were chasing the female heard, or poachers. even when they did geta heard, or poachers. even when t

a missing indonesian man has been found dead inside the body of a python.k at their thinking as they look at brexit and what it might mean. here isa brexit and what it might mean. here is a report. the uk is about 3000 miles that way. some of america's biggest banks are less tha n some of america's biggest banks are less than a mile over that way. how is the decision to trickle —— trigger article 50, something happening over there, have an impact on the big banks your? this is not an existential issue. it is a really big hassle. banks don't like hassles. banks are not saying much, but some like goldman sachs behind me had indicated thatjobs will be leaving london. the numbers of people that are going to leave london will be in the tens of thousands. that is in a city with millions and millions of people, many already employed in finance. there is a lot of noise being driven by the banking sector and by the sector's lobbying groups, trying to bend rules to their advantage. 0k, so bend rules to their advantage. 0k, so that takes care of the short—term. what a

seized over 150 items...made from dead sea turtles, cheetahs, leopards, ocelots, jaguars, seals, pythonsand snow leapords. hansen is now facing 9 misdemeanor counts of illegal possessing endangered species with the intent to sell them.today at a news conference flanked by her attorney says some her personal property was seized. they had my grandmothers leopard muff and my 1920s shoes for my grandmother just a list of things that were my own personal things that i've had for 40 or 50 years and the only things that i actually inherited.she says fur sales represent only 1% of her business....and what she has in her store has been dead for decades. these things that were taken down these poor animals and made into these first back in the 40s, they were considered endanger i know that sounds a little and delicate but they were not. i think i have a consciousness to even think about that. and once again i'm gonna tell you i had no reason to jeopardize my businessa spokesperson for the city's district attorney's office says the age of the endangered items don't matter if the intent to sell exis

meeting monty python or something like that, thrills me. >> that's often great.flips on you, too. maybe i see the glass half empty in all this, but some of it's, like, never meet your heroes, or also you offend people by accident. i forget who i've worked with. they're, like, hi. i'm, like, have we met? they're, like, yeah, we spent two years on the road during the odd couple. oh, of course! sorry. and then i was really excited to meet william shatner, he's a tremendous hero of mine. >> stephen: got to love shatner. >> i was nominated in his category, i'm standing next to him. you be me, i'll be shatner. love your work, start the whole thing. >> stephen: before the ceremony, okay? >> yeah. >> stephen: i'm sorry, bill -- mr. shatner, i'm hank azaria, and i just wanted to say i'm a huge fan of your work and i just always wanted to meet you and you inspired me in so many different ways and what an honor just to be with you and be nominated with you. >> hello. ( laughter ) i think actually you went on less long than i actually did. i want to take it back, mr. shatner

store and seized 150 items finding clothing and accessories from dead sea turtles, chee at as and pythonssn't arrested until march 1st, nearly a year aged the investigation. 68-year-old store manager maintains her innocence. >> i'm sorry that firs were killed by unlightened people. maybe something good happen with it. i've put on vintage fashion shows with the firs and to help wounded warrior >> san francisco's district attorney said it's not illegal to own the items made from endangered species. but a law prohibits their >> r >>> a jewelry shop owner in north carolina is issues anjali tonight. >> comes after speiser green jewelerses in asheville received negative feedback about a billboard. it shows several gems along with the words sometimes it's ok to throw rocks at girlsly elementary school teachers complained about the add saying the billboard's word play left her students confused and fended. many say they used sexism as humor. they apologize saying they do not support violence against women >> what do you believe, about that? they're always trying to look for something catch? >> i

clothes made of cheetah, python, leopard and other animals for sale at a vintage clothing store. i understand the store owner says she's not a criminal, she's more of a fashion historian, she calls herself? >>. >> that's right, cecily hanson says many of the furs were from her personal collection and not for sale. anything she does sell in her store is vintage and a piece of history. based on what was found, the age doesn't matter, they're looking at the law. >> i do not have pelts and i am hardly a poacher. >> she owns decades of fashion on hait street in san francisco. >> i'm a fashion historian. this is about preservation. >> she sells vintage items and says she cares deeply about animals, but also said she didn't realize there was a law passed last year. >> no intention to break the law. >> basically says that the procession of a body part or endangered species for sale, with the intent to sell is against the law. >> an anonymous tip led wardens to the store. >> they tried a $4500 coat, leopard coat that was followed by a search warrant that covered 150 items. >> they retriev

. >>> here's a disturbing thought, at least 100 ball pythons were found dead inside a florida home. police were called out for a welfare check and they found deplorable conditions. they say the entire floor of the house was covered with animal feces and in a bedroom numerous plastic bins containing dead snakes. authorities also removed two dogs, a couple of tortoises and parakeets. the owner was cited for animal abandonment. >>> a massive fire and highway collapse is prompting the governor of georgia to issue a state of emergency for fulton county. no one was hurt in the frightening incident during rush hour yesterday afternoon. this is a live look at the scene this morning. incredible to see just that gaping hole right there in interstate 85 which runs through the heart of atlanta. as hena daniels reports, the interstate shutdown will cause havoc for weeks to come. >> reporter: . >> i-85 has collapsed here! a portion of the interstate has fallen in because of the flames. >> reporter: this massive cloud of thick, black smoke could be seen for miles as it billowed over interstate 85

a slight misquote of monte python.he new intrigue in washington this morning days after the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare went down. all of a sudden, the president said it is possible. >> i know we are going to make a deal on health care. that is an easy one. i have no doubt that will happen quickly. i think it is going to happen because we all have been promising, democrat, republican, we have all been promising that to the american people. so i think a lot of good things are going to happen. >> obviously wasn't so easy a few days ago when republicans were forced to pull their health care plan. >> but this is a new push apparently by republicans for health care reform, putting it back on the table after he thought it was long gone. sources are telling cnn the president and the vice president both spoke with house lawmakers discussing a path forward. one official says the white house believes that the move passed health care, saying we're done here, may have spurred other republicans who want to take

yes, monte the python putting the squeeze on patrons at this salon.een offering the snake service for 13 years now. some clients really, really like it. you can let go now, monte. thanks for joining us. i'm larry we'll. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> you can try and hide in the corners of the dark web, but we will hunt you down and we will bring you to justice. >> the yahoo! hack in 2014 went a lot deeper than we thought. russian spies are now connected to the breach of a half a billion accounts. >>> they collect this trove of data. this really puts the consumer at risk. >> we talk to experts about how silicon valley can better protect the public. >>> another defeat for president trump. a judge has just blocked his travel ban, so what happens now? >>> sexual harassment in the uc system. why wasn't a violation already part of the school's code of conduct? >>> the yahoo! hacking drama sounds like a james bond movie. the justice department says four hackers, including two russian spies, stole the personal information of millions of yahoo! users

monty python's eric idle celebrates his 74th birthday.ademy of country music's party for a cause, a four-day series of concerts in las vegas to benefit the academy's philanthropic arm. on friday, bob dylan releases his new album "triplicate" featuring 30 new recordings of classic american songs. while on saturday, pranksters around the world celebrate april fool's day. you have been warned. now we go to john dickerson in washington for a look at what's ahead on "face the nation," good morning, john. >> we'll talk to senator tom cotton of arkansas about healthcare and represent tift adam schiff and trey gaudya ever and former secretary of state, john schulz jon we'll be watching. next week here on "sunday morning" a real two-fer. bob schieffer. >> you think you'll ever retire? >> oh, i think about it after every tour, i suppose. >> and willie nelson and -- i still have a house here. >> pauley: and rita braver with alec baldwin. >> what is isis. options that can work. learn how genomic testing is changing the way we fight cancer at cancerce

the trump white house, it's like monty python, i'm not dead yet, they keep insisting there's going to be something out there. there's nothing out there. the story is done. the fbi handled over information saying is the case is closed, we're not boerting ourselves with this tweet madness anymore. on to the real news. >> jim sciutto, do you agree with that? >> devin nunes is a republican and he told our manu raju he doesn't think there's anything to prove it. the fact is we've heard pretty categorical denials of any evidence from republicans and democrats from the u.s. attorney general on down. it seems very unlikely. >> all right. of course we'll be joined by congressman herd on that committee in a couple moments. i want david urban -- >> yes, i would like to finish my point. >> i want to highlight, the held line of what you were saying is what matters is whether our allies believe that our president can be trusted and our government can be trusted to say what it means and means what it's saying. you're saying the answer to that is yes, they do believe it. >> i believe that. i believe

we write custom android, python services in the cloud.e are as hard core as anything in new york city right now. so if soul cycle or fly wheel were to try to reinvent themselves as somebody who could compete, then maybe they can come after that. but i don't want to be cavalier. we will have competition. >> right now you are king. anyway, look, if you haven't tried it, my wife was a state champion. that's one of the reasons she said this is the only thing that is equal to the level that she's ever seen in actual competition. that's john foley, co-founder and ceo of peloton. it's very exciting. it's a private company so i can feel a little more excited than usually. "mad money" is back after the break. >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> it is time! it is time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." that's where i take your calls rapid fire. you tell me the name of the stock. i tell you to buy, buy, buy or sell, sell, sell. we'll play this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- and then the lightning round is over. are

and watch the video from this 13-year-old pet python. you know the pet thaup's name?how is that soothing? >> he was inspired to get snake mushoish said are boy nool t toa. they're called snake bites and they're dangerous. >> it's actually really relaxing to hold a snake, the way that they move. it is. >> moving on. >> my people do not get down with that. we're okay. >>> coming up we have new details coming in about that massive fire near kansas city. >>>au so a family in transition, a mother and son. now a fauthser and daughter share their transgender journey. hopefully no more snakes in b block. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by swiffer wetjet. hopefully no more snakes in b block. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by swiffer wetjet. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer mthat stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. guess i won't be seeing you tog tog test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test t

if that's not your cup of tea, how about python hunter. south florida water management district is hiring hunters to control the python population. they're paying by the hour. plus a bonus for every snake killed. so what do you think? >> because they've had so many release into the everglades. been seeing stories for the last couple of decades. >> alligators. >> it will be fine. joseph wrestles them and kills them by the day. >> you kill the snakes who come on. >> i had a snake. >> i had snakes when i was a kid, yeah. >> smelled a little bit. had a weird smell. >> all reptiles do. >> i think alligators are cool. they're like dinosaurs almost. evolution. go back hundreds of millions of years. they're so effective at what they do. >> would you like that job or the secretary for kate middleton's job. >> the one for kate middleton. little easier job. >>> folks, i.t. solutions from presidio is listing. 16.7 million shares priced between $14 and $16 a share. joining us now the president and ceo of presidio. bob, thanks for being here today. >> t

. >> as that pick moves through the python the next 15 years, you're going to want to be in the way ofs with two kids not single people living in expensive metropolitan areas. >> you would be long the house with kids and everything that supports that trade and short the urban apartment one? >> we have the fewest homes for sale divided by population for 50 years. for that matter, maybe it's as bad as it was when people crossed the oregon trail and there weren't any houses at all. >> all right. how would you analyze the situation? >> i think we've got a lot of attention to the baby boomers for many, many years. this is a drag on growth. we're all doomed. things are going terribly for productivity, gdp. >> as they retire? >> absolutely. as the echo boomers, millennials, 26-year-olds start to get married, jobs, start to save for retirement and start to pay taxes it has a number of ramifications for investors across the board. the long-term themes are critical. >> what does it mean for interest rates? >> when you balance the baby boomers save money you should see some of the worries about t

everyone watches content just on tv and 30 channels they clicked around and you could care -- neil: the python who ate the guy, wasn't that you? >> that was one of ours -- neil: he survived. >> he survived. neil: your point okay a little bit of this but don't get so distorted because all of it. >> more important the fact when people consume content on a phone and there is seven billion of those, on a device, several billion they can watch anything. it is not a gated community like the television. they will say, the biggest problem we have as human beings how do we curate that? brands matter. if somebody wants to watch content they know they can go to own and they will no they get great content curated by oprah. for discovery, satisfying curiosity. discovery id it is about crime. in europe they get sport. it is important people need curation and navigation. people have to stay true to the brand. we came closer to what is discovery at its best, what it tlc, our ratings were actually up. neil: it is about smart tv, right? it is about smart. >> about keeping your audience. the audience is smart. a

if they catch a python they'll get an extra $50. plus an extra $25 for every foot over four feet.s this will solve its big species of exotic animals. >> i bet those people love animals. so that would be great. if you love snake get paid to catch them. >> yeah. >>> i'm good right here. we've got the great weather. yes, indeed. we've got some sunshine in store for your afternoon today. temperatures in the 60s. mid to upper 70s for your inland cities. there's a beautiful view there. just clearing out. on monday before we cool it it back down on tuesday. >> wow. >> start of spring right around the corner too. official start. spring forward tomorrow. spring on 20th. >> and that st. patrick's day great weather for that as well. >> 70 degrees. >> you were talking earlier about santa cruz too. it's true. the traffic is expected to be busy today. >> let's get somewhere good. >> i know you're a south bayer so you can get right over the hill there. we want to thank you for joining ugs this morning. get the latest news and developments right here on ktvu. >> and you can always download our mo

. >> a man was swallowed by a python. >> right now? big headline?'s not the headline, it's in there. don't look at it now. you're in the middle of an interview. >> i sort of want to see this thing. >> what what happ what happens ? will we see these problems beyond, is it things that shows up in the global markets, putting increasing pressure on commodities? >> it should. we're not looking at this saying the economy will fall off a cliff this year. it won't happen. people have become so complacent because they believe china cannot have anything other than an uber stable 2017. when you see weakness and pressure on outflows, china not announcing immediate stimulus, people will think what's wrong here? people will question their assumptions. you are already seeing shops call for an acceleration of growth into the party congress. we're certainly not seeing that. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> says graphic content. don't look. >> don't look? >> indonesia. >> the guy was missing. >> okay. during the commercial break, go to drudge,

as you well know, it takes a lot of time to move to pick through the python.y, there is a paid moving through. >> sounds like it's still on the sidelines. >> i don't think they matter at all. i see now, i present tactical stuff into my work. when you are 60% raiders, that is not when you want to chase the tapeo over the course of the 5% rally that i missed in the last six weeks, for the market sectors that have done the best or the most offensive. financials perform, but the more defensive ones as well. >> sounds like your not putting money to work. >> posted history to appear out of your mind if you get negative of the fundamental back to even with the fed rate hike in positive earnings going forward for the next three years. it's not whether you're a buyer when the yield curve is the period it is then you are more aggressive. i would just cut back a little beverage. i would be more market natural. if i was in offenses that there is, i would back tomorrow to market new tristan. let's not get hurt. what happens is people tend to sell in the markets going down.