because in those days, we live fd on the beach, we went to school in red cliff, which was paradise.rated to australia about that point. probably the most magical moments of my life. because the three of us arrived in australia in melbourne on my birthday. i was 12 years old. the rest was incredible. i mean, we did all of the first live television in australia. those are the best experiences for me. because nobody -- because it wasn't about fame. it was just about what was going to happen tomorrow. when can we get another show. >> and it had i guess an innocence about it and excitement. >> absolutely. >> you just didn't know what was going to happen. >> yeah. and not knowing is really in the end the most fun. >> when you achieve the kind of stratospheric superstardom you guys did in the 70s, the absolute sort of personification of the disco era in many ways, and of course ""saturday night fever"" and so on, with it came huge fame, huge money, all the trappings and glory and so on. you're hinting i guess from your previous comments that it's not all it's cracked up to be. the fame and

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you can see the real time exchange back at hq in englewood cliffs, we are largely in the red. of the big themes this morning, by the way, i've been focused on cable consolidation, i don't know if there's any news particularly that would bring about what is a fairly significant red versus green let's say on the big board. >> well, i mean, europe was definitely weaker. asia still waiting for some sort of trend. we tend to piggyback off of those. we were talking turkey with the bond deal and it was frankly much cheaper than anyone thought so let's stop fretting turkey. and venezuela coming with a bond yield that's acceptable. what i don't like is the sense that weather is being not being asterisked anymore on the retail sales. give me a break. we've heard every retailer tell you it was bad and now we're supposesed to react to a broader number. i see some areas with too much competition. we talked to mr. robb. we know the actual retailer numbers aren't going to be so hot. i come back to cisco being the kind of thing i don't like to see. >> tell me. >> you know i like shakespeare a

red hot right now. and obviously this consolidation might make focus on baker hues and halliburton more. >> a 2.5% stake in tribune also discussing steps for the company to sell real estate holdings. >> this is cliffd. he's been successful. about a $2 billion fund. they want the newspaper asset spunoff. the good news is management agrees and it's already in the works. this is not an acrimonious situation. i think a very interesting one. >> netflix hits another all-time high today. the news, it's paying our parent company, comcast, for faster internet access. a deal that could certainly impact the entire streaming video business for years to come. herb greenberg is the editor of herb greenberg's reality check at the street.com. welcome. title and all. >> i have been. i have to tell you something, you want reality check here? i have been on the wrong side of raising red flags over the metrics on this company in a market that is a pete najarian type market where all news is good news. my issue with this one right now is that we're missing one piece of information. and that is what is the cost of this? what will the cost of this be as verizon comes on board? how will that be? we have analyst on after