i kept trying, until women keep doing that and keep going against the nay sayers and keep at it, thenchange. the only way to change it is keep doing it. >> sherry, we look forward to you perhaps on your ipo. if you do, come on "power lunch" first. okay? >> thank you. i will. >> good luck. >> choppy trading after yesterday's big sell-off, but there are still some big stock binners today. but first what's coming up on "street signs"? >> happy friday, guys. the new neutral. that's right, you heard me. pimco will be on our show and explain. also retail turnaround that knocks the cover off the shorts. the jaw-dropping stat that shows why the president needs to take his own advice and go get a re-fi. make sure you join us for an exciting edition of "street signs" at the top of the hour. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to

his first stop, late this afternoon, at the san francisco home of billionaire tom sayer. from there, the fairmont hotel. and the vice president made no public appearances. tomorrow morning, he's off to seattle. >>> the healing process in santa barbara spread to berkeley tonight. more than 1,000 people gathered on the cal campus to honor the six students killed near ucsb last week. many came to show support. others, in need of it. terry mcsweeney is on campus with the story. >> reporter: a very powerful memorial here on the u.c. campus tonight. the speakers bringing home points to the people who had gathered here on campus. u.c. berkeley officials speaking. and a woman who knew four of those killed in friday night's shooting. they light candles at services like this as a way of showing lightness conquering darkness. >> i want everyone to think about the love you have for your friends and family and the fact you have them in your life. >> it is a standing up against darkness and evil. in the wake of a tragedy of such overpowering scale, it is an affirmation of the good in h

tonight, many former nay sayers are now betting on california chrome.dell, abc news, denver. >> he can get that pickup painted now. >>> "good morning america" first thing in the morning. >>> diane right back here tomorrow night. have a great week ahead. good night. >>> an air show crash in bay area. we'll take you there live to tell you what went wrong. plus. >> probably one of the most violent struggles i've seen. >> what led to a violent attack on two deputies in the east bay. >> a cinco de mayo t-shirt controversy has been rekindled. >>> a pilot killed in a crash at a bay area air show today. spectators looked on in horror. the pilot of the plane has been identified as eddie andrini, a well-known stunt pilot and opener of an andriny i air shows. an air force spokesperson said he died in the crash. he was flaying upside-down and low to ground. >> the weather conditions were similar to what you're experiencing right now. if we look at yesterday, the winds were much gustier, stronger gusts down the runway. what i can tell you is the winds were approxima

tom sayer lodging for fledged political campaigns that are key to democrats.gressman kori gardner is a target. he joins us now from denver feared you are running for the senate. now you have tom sayer coming after you because he labels you a climate change denier. i would have thought that in the state of colorado, which allows fracking, i would have thought that he would lose his shirt going up against you on this particular issue. >> it is very clear that the democrats have cut out the middleman. the people of colorado are very familiar. he was involved several decades ago in a colorado water grab trying to mine water. taking water away from a very precious part of colorado. let's see who is the extremist in this issue. stuart: i would not have thought that a climate change that i would have done that well in colorado. that would be my outsiders opinion. >> wasn't it the governor, a democratic governor of colorado that drink a glass of fracking fluid to demonstrate that there is nothing wrong with fracking. >> there is a big wedge in the democratic party rig

some sayer rick should lose his job.te house defended him saying president obama still has confidence in his leadership. >> the president remains confident that the secretary is focused on this matter. he is confident in his ability to lead this department and take action based on the finding. >> what he is saying about the latest investigation involving the facility is some of the employees have engaged in inappropriate scheduling practices at some point. >> doug luzader joining us live this morning. thank you. >> thanks. >> if you have been flying recently hundreds of people could be at risk after a second case of the deadly mrs virus is discovered in the united states. a man visiting florida is being treated for the mysterious respiratory illness. this case like indiana connected with saudi arabia that is where the virus originates. neither case is severe but nearly 3500 people that shared with the two patients may have been exposed. >> in court today college friends of boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnae

that's what the nay sayers would say about the bailout.s who gave the bad loans in the first place were the ones who got bailed out. >> and leveraged them a ton of times, that's the problem. >> right. >> the impact is still being borne by the banks. i'm not saying i'm crying for them, but look recently within the last couple of weeks news on b of a. they might be looking to $10 billion, $15 billion settlement with the justice department over these issues and jpmorgan paid a $13 billion setman. we see a complete remodeling of the business mix at banks. >> yeah. the banks would make as well is their balanced sheets absorbed losses in hundreds of billions of dollars on the products that otherwise the u.s. taxpayer should have had to absorb. got to leave it there. thank you and appreciate your perspective on this one to. your original point, amazing that we don't have a clear sense today of what happened and who is to blame. jim kraim e and tim geithner appearing at a new york city barnes & noble to discuss tim's new book "stress test." that w

i think he's not the hult sayer in the country. the ultimate is the military establishment, followed by the security establishment. so how the generals are going to deal with the situation on the one hand they can de polarise, enhance the economic situation, that cannot be enhanced in a struggle in the country. they may statement to compromise by including ousted forces. to start a process to under mine the escalatory rhettor ig, the polarizing rhetoric, which is employed until today, or continue the policies and basically declare it as an eradication process, where they remove the ousted parties and continue the crackdown. the underlying factor is fixing the economy. basically what - briefly, what will be the role of the military? >> the role of the military, in terms of the economy, you mean. >> very briefly. >> the military institution is the most important player, it was since 1952, the important political party. >> they'll have a huge part. >> they'll still have that. >> the presidency is undermined as an institution. compared

. >> and the nay sayers are saying even though iran has this new seemingly more open attitude, it doesn'tthey aren't intent on developing a nuclear weapons program. >> sure. except i tend to follow the assessment of the u.s. intelligence community, and the director of national intelligence in the united states has repeatedly testified that iran had this nuclear weapons program in the late 1990s. it halted it in 2003. and then they go on to say with confidence that iran has not yet made a decision to pursue nuclear weapons. they are not actively pursuing that. they have not made the weapons decision. so this is why an agreement now is really important to sort of solidify that. so folks who say they are bound and determined to get the bomb, that's not what u.s. intelligence community believes. >> jim goods to speak to you have. thank you for your expertisexpe. >>> the u.s. has won a major case against china at the world trade organization. the wto cited with washington. china has been told to confirm to existing trade rules. michael furman highlighted the importance of the ruling. >> report

we punish the sayers who vocalize something. >> exactly. >> it seems to me we focus so much on the holerather than the doughnut. >> the lesson of cliven bundy, the lesson of sterling is racism still exists, but racism is not acceptable. and you can be a racist, but you better not let anybody know about it. if they do, you're going to pay a price and you should because society is not going to look the other way and not pretend because you're rich or because you're this or you're a political figure it's not happening. there is a cost to racism and something that needs to be weeded out. >> to gwen's point, there wasn't a cost to some of the things the nba owner did when it came to housing and trying to get minorities out of his housing complexes. there wasn't any of that, so it does seem to me that when someone says something so blatantly racist, it's like low-hanging fruit. we go oh, this is terrible, but when it comes to how about the education gap, how about income disparity, how about, you know, any of these multitude of things that we could be talking about. >> here we are having a co

she was of course slamming the captor, the perpetrator, but she was slamming all those they sayers whohe run? because these people do not understand emotional shackles. emotional shackles are much tighter and more secure than any physical shackle and michelle knows it firsthand. >> appreciate you joining us here. >> you, too. >> up next you heard the mark cuban comments on race that started a fire storm to say the least. he said i know i'm prejudice and bigoted. and now a link with this caption. my second interview that you probably haven't seen. we will play that for you next. t really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work! humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has y

. >> there have been a number of doom sayers and doom and gloom and wall of worry and they've been wrong since 2009 by the way. >> yeah, i just wonder where all these bulls were in 2009 because there were so many people that were predicting another 10%, 15%, 20% decline. where are those people now? now they're optimistic. >> i'm watching this whole idea you have the jobs number. we've been talking so much about the economic data. steve liesman has made a huge point of this idea that it's been mixed at best. what we really want to see is the weather effects start to linger a little bit but they're starting to get out of the way. maybe this is the jobs number that provide clarity. >> as the wonky wealth reporter, i'm so excited about the piketty interview on monday. it's been so misrepresented by both sides. i want to hear what the man himself has to say. >> how about this? read the book. >> i did back in january. i thought this is so complex nobody is going to get it but it's so important and it's exciting to see it on the best-seller list but very few people who are even talking about it

sayer: i would like to this -- i would like to see in this country -- we forget about what part we belong. let's start working together and create something we can all be proud of. i have a picture from when the president was still in -- let's try to make the united states it better place for all to live. i am 71 years old, i am still kicking. next up is cindy from spring texas, republican line. the problem i have with this is they all have to keep up an image. wese kinds of things, like saw last night, it encourages that and enhances that. we pay their salaries, these politicians. i hope this is not the case but with benghazi it could very well be that this administration was just so caught up in protecting the image. we, the people, are forgotten unfortunately. host: the reporter we just had on the phone said this event takes place just one weekend per year. is it fair to look at one weekend and kind of build -- caller: i wasn't necessarily referring to this one weekend. areink what happens is they caught up in that all year round. dayee examples of it every where we the people are just