. >> i'm ruth curtis. seepa, '71. and i'm sitting here getting this feeling that there are multiple universes of experience rather than one stream forward. because i grew up in alabama in the segregated south. and the tradition that i grew up in, i grew up on a college campus, was that you did speak out, it's just nobody was listening. but we talked to each other, and that fueled us to continue and to keep doing what we needed to do. i mean, it's not the same issues necessarily that are the focus now with regard to rape and that kind of thing that -- women who are moving into high places and having to deal with men in higher places, and that's why i'm saying parallel universe. because it was racism and holding people back, and denying the humanity of certain -- of a group of people. so the whole idea of your voice and supporting people who speak out was there, it just wasn't being heard until the whole civil rights era took place. so i just wanted to mention that as a dimension of this whole discussion that needs to b

. >> i'm ruth curtis. seepa, '71. and i'm sitting here getting this feeling that there are multiple universes of experience rather than one stream forward. because i grew up in alabama in the segregated south. and the tradition that i grew up in, i grew up on a college campus, was that you did speak out, it's just nobody was listening. but we talked to each other, and that fueled us to continue and to keep doing what we needed to do. i mean, it's not the same issues necessarily that are the focus now with regard to rape and that kind of thing that -- women who are moving into high places and having to deal with men in higher places, and that's why i'm saying parallel universe. because it was racism and holding people back, and denying the humanity of certain -- of a group of people. so the whole idea of your voice and supporting people who speak out was there, it just wasn't being heard until the whole civil rights era took place. so i just wanted to mention that as a dimension of this whole discussion that needs to b

and here it's a baby ruth curtis on the backside it says 50th anniversary. start of it i thought that was pretty neat >> there you go. >> i guess that's worth a lot, right? having all those famous balls. >> you have to have your own golf ballroom there like he does >> how does he find his balls? i mean, the -- in the collection the dewy decimal system or something? >> probably has it categorized by the looks of that closet. >>> switching gears now, take a look at shares of apple. soaring 5% on the back of earnings now just 3% its all-time high. let's bring in the trading nation team. todd gordon is with trading analysis.com so how does apple look technically now that we're getting this pop >> in fact, it's unfortunately we're gapping up into this huge massive overhead supply. apple's trying to get through this $175 to $180 level all the way back from november of last year so there's a massive amount of resistance overhead. the upside gap here today was very constructive from a technical point of view. we refer to that as a breakaway gap which starts the mome

don thompson said he found a ball with 50th anniversary of curtis baby ruth on it.from there he was hooked. he says most of them come from golfers hitting them out of bounds. white house inaugural logos. team names, a beer or two. they're all represented. mickey mouse right there. euro disney. from floor to ceiling. what an impressive collection right here, right? >> it's all about the display. if not it would look kind of horderish. displayed very ll. we>>ad lib live picture -dublin >>> good thursday morning. 4:30 right now. )m mar take a live look out in dublin. it is friday eve and we're getting ready to start our day. thanks for joining us. >> let's check in with kari. >> we'veve ep"d joyed amazing weather around the bay area. no different today, we start with clouds.s. here is a look at the shark tank. as we go to santa clara, temperatures in the low 50s. a few clouds in the mix at 6:00 and low 50s. at noon we'll be at 66 heading into the 70s again for th