doug butler from rockland trust joins us, welcome, doug, nice to have you here. >> nice being on. >> you say that there's more uncertainty in the market, you think, than is currently indicated by the volatility index, commonly known as the vix. >> the vix is indicating low volatility in the market but that doesn't mean there's low uncertainty. i think the markets have gotten a touch complacent. and there's enough events out there that could cause problems down the road. but to be fair, it's been pretty smooth sailing thus far this year. >> is complacent another way of saying that the market is anticipating that everything is going to go pretty much as planned, and is discounting or dismissing the possibility that things could go wrong? >> i think you saw it today with facebook, for example. they had a monstrous number and delivered great results. but they weren't good enough results to really move the meter for that stock. and it came back a bit. i think really the markets are pricing in corporate profits continuing to grow at a very fast pace. i think it's 13 or 14% for this past qu

oh, my god. >> rockland 911. what is the address of your emergency? >> i was screaming.ure the neighbors that were around heard. i need an ambulance right away! >> ma'am calm down. what's going on there? >> i think my mother fell down the stairs with a knife in her hand and stabbed herself. >> reporter: susanne was right about one thing. peggy nadell was dead. her next call was to her brother jim in florida. >> i called my brother's house. he didn't answer. i called diana on her cell, and i said, mommy's gone. and she started screaming at the other end of the phone. what do you mean mommy's gone? i said, she's gone. she died. something happened. she died. >> reporter: soon clarkstown police detectives stephen cole-hatchard and earl lorence were on the scene. they noticed that susanne looked a wreck, standing in front of the house in the snow. >> susanne is in the driveway, at the foot of the driveway, kind of pacing, looking rather frazzled. >> reporter: she told detectives what she told the 911 operators, that peggy tripped over the cat. >> her mother must have tumbled

warmest temperatures in davis, sacramento, rockland. most of us in the bay region tomorrow are in the 60s. just a couple of low 70s. we'll see you back here -- that's the friday forecast. we'll see you back here with the mother's day weekend forecast. >>> new at 6:00 tonight the oakland a's have announced a new way for fans to get ticket. it is called a ballpark pass. it is a monthly ticket subscription. fans get to go to any home game for just $19.99 a month. users need to download the mlb ballpark app, choose which game they want to go to then a bar code will be sent as the ticket to that game. >> the a's are coming up with some great ideas. >> $19.99 a month. pick your game and a bar code. how says that. >> no kidding j. a building at a bay area university is being renamed. >> i'm very proud of my school for that. >> the building's new name and the controversy surrounding a former mayor would many considered to be a racist. >>> the warriors worked out in oakland today. they are waiting to find out who they play next. we will hear fro

ashley: doug butler, rockland trust portfolio manager. doug, what is the best thing to do here? is settle or is this a buying opportune even? >> i don't think we're right yet at the buying opportunity level. ashley: yeah. a time to stand pat and not panic sell either. both the threes, economy, employment and earnings are still very strong. ashley: heather what areas do you like in the market given the so tilt that there is rising but are there still areas you like? >> as you mentioned gold is rising on back of people wanting a safe haven trade as well as treasurys are catching a bit down 2.3% on the 10-year. i'm not necessarily saying i like them but i will keep an eye on them as indicator if the markets sell off even more from where we are today this will continue. keep an eye on financials and technology that led the market higher and financials are pulling back the most today so i will be watching that sector. ashley: bill, heather brought that up and financials doing so well. look at numbers, b-of-a down 6%, goldman sachs down five 1/2, morgan stanley down nearly 6%, are you

when they get the rockland, the home stretch and paul is n his driveway in 20 years. paul continues his gentle score and at 2:41 janesville time chris gets philosophical. i count how many christmas i have to spend there. three more. he is coming up on 27 years since becoming a working on august 27, 1986 after a wiring wave when janesville survived a near death experience. in 2008, chris was down at the plant shooting video with a digital camera. his anniversary date means chris is 32 years and seven months until retirement. matt has seven years. getting 177, i will have you home in a heartbeat. it is just after 3:00 janesville time when chris pulls into paul's driveway. after dropping him off, chris drives up center avenue, crossing the rock river near br the assembly plant is vacant and up milltan avenue to mike's nice house that he and darcy managed to keep because he is a gypsy. the straight shot to town but sometimes they go through the town different ways just because it is nice to be home. nice to see janesville street. at 3:20 a.m. chris pulls into the driveway

in my district, rockland community college is currently taking part in a department of education initiative that provides childcare for low-income parents taking college courses. allowing students to earn a degree and enter the workforce more quickly with less debt. your budget would eliminate this program, destroying the dreams of these hard-working people who are trying to build a better life for themselves and their children. and i hope, by the way, before this budget is completed you would come to the district, meet these families, jd's parents who are working jobs, going back to school so they can have a positive, bright future. this budget reflects the views of an administration filled with people who frankly never had to worry about how they were going to pay for their children going to college. and yet, i am most of set that this -- upset that this budget would undermine the public education system and the working families who depend on them by reallocating funding for disadvantaged students, including the pell surplus program.ent these vouchers go to families who would likely send

in my district, rockland community college is currently taking part in a department of education initiativehat provides childcare for low-income parents taking college courses. allowing students to earn a degree and enter the workforce more quickly with less debt. your budget would eliminate this program, destroying the dreams of these hard-working people whs who would likely send the kids to private will anyway, yet this budget would deplete public schools to fund them. it is clear to me that you do not have the necessary understanding of our education system between this proposed budget and your comments referring to public schools as a debt end and public school teachers as being "receive mode." please calm and spend some time in schools in my district where the teachers i know is that working when the final bell rings. they spent hours getting prepared for the next day. many of these teachers and administrators are on the front line identifying the best way to reach these students and a time being a parent, counselor and more. and i'm not saying it is all perfect. but let's improve the

there was like a giant barbecue boom but there was one place where i grew up in glover park called rocklandsurday night. >> rock lands. >> what did you get. >> ribs, chicken i italian sausage and brisket. >> well played. i'll let you plate that. that looks amazing. tune master chef see sam's first start of his adventure with master chef. i can't wait. you made it sound like you brought the drama and we wish you great luck. >> thank you so much. >> back to you guys. >> so much going on. >> i love the attitude. >> and spirit. >> it will be fun. >> okay. so we've been our zip trip this week you're heading there. actually you guise are all going. >> everybody is going. friday we're heading to bowie. >> great. >> wait for the car to drive by. >> it's not going to. >> wait for the song. >> this one doesn't move. >> there you go. >> now we can talk. >> now we can talk about it. >> we're heading to bowie town center for the zip trip this week. friday june 2nd 6:00 a.m. to 11am come out and say hello the gang will be there wisdom, holly, tucker and erin. our second time going to bowie the last time w

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but growing up in queens, bear mountain which is in like rockland county was going upstate.e parking lot. >> and no cell phones if you were running late. >> you just kept going. >> what about you? >> my favorite trips i'd say were driving across country with my dad. he and i had driven across country several times but there were road trips down to florida we would take every year and driving in the backseat of an old cad lablg wiillac with my b one side i was stuck in the middle. you saw that face a lot. my dad is driving in the front, i'm miserable. they would also like to play pranks on me while i was sleeping. i think we have another picture of my brother actually do you know what that is -- >> is that a walkman? >> it's rocket rocker. do you remember those? >> no. >> they had two songs on them. it was a fat square little tape -- >> yes! >> i had "man iic monday" on on side and "walk like an egyptian" on the other. >> it was called a pocket rocker? >> a pocket rocker. >> good stuff. >> you can't top that. [ laughter ] >> how about you? >> here's the thing, we took a lot o

really, we need to have smart solutions to try to deal with the scale of rocklands. to share information thatis allowing people to share information that is coming from the users themselves. that is right. it is defined in law. platforms are not liable initially for content on their services. that makes sense if you think about it. just as facebook cannot be responsible for all of the content people put up, the post office cannot be responsible for every letter either. the system would break down. editorial choices that are clearly pushed and published by the individual organisation have a lot more responsibility for the content under the law. equally, you would say the flipside of that is these organisations are making a lot of money off the of that content that is created by users. if they are able to use it for good, for profits, they do what they want with it, they should also spend some to make sure things are not harmful. they do and you are right to be these companies have big pockets. —— right. but at a certain point, 2 billion people on the platform, endless