[ slapping ] pizza? [ slapping ] come here. can i have a bite of that pizza?pping ] [ laughter ] i'm the first lady, you want me to sign that pizza? come here. [ slapping ] [ laughter ] speaking of pizza, i saw that josh groban recently posted a a photo of a pizza someone made that's actually a portrait of him. this is real. take a look at this. [ laughter ] pretty cool. you know, that customer was like, "hey, i ordered half groban, half buble. what's going on?" [ laughter and applause ] [ slapping ] got some violent people. what's wrong with people? >> steve: wow. she does not want people eating pizza. >> jimmy: i couldn't believe this. >> steve: she slapped the pizza right out of my hand. >> jimmy: well, you can't beat that pizza. one? hold my glove, please. [ slapping ] [ laughter ] hand me my glove back. [ slapping ] [ laughter ] still the same sound effect. very interesting. yeah. one was my hand, the other was my glove. >> steve: just a lighter glove. >> jimmy: a lighter glove. thank you very much. [ slapping ] [ laughter ] i apologize. my fault. some tv

needs to be slapped.an ending with precision, poise and promise. the husband and wife creators of "the good wife". >> that slap at the end is very slap at the beginning. we always have this idea of alicia becoming more and more of something that she also was not liking in her husband. >> the victim becomes the victimizer. and that's really the circle that we see of alicia. >> okay. soy might be in the minority here, but i didn't mind how the series ended. i didn't mind the slap between christine and -- >> i think you are in the minority on that one. >> i probably am. but i looked at it like this. alicia went through so much. and at the end she fell out with her coworker, she walked away from peter, ended up alone, and that's what it was. >> the series will be missed by me and so many others. >> obviously missed by me too. i keep going on and on about it. you know, that's not the only series ending. how about "mike & molly"? the show has been on for six seasons on cbs, and it's all over on monday. >> i was

. >> i hope they only get a slap on the wrist. >> larry: a slap on the fist? >> a slap on the fist.hey had to work too hard to get through. and they had to work too hard to get out. so they deserve-- agreed and it's amaze of mazing. >> that one girl, she took the picture. she said, "i'll take this." >> larry: don't worry did it. you all just get over there! it's amazing what they did, but at the end of the day, the military does have its rules. once you are a g.i., i mean you guys have to kind of play by the rules. >> but you can be proud of your accomplishment without making a political statement. it's not-- >> it wasn't political. >> we're a racially and politically divide country right now. something like that coming out of the 16 girls in the graduating class doing this-- >> means something to all their people, not necessarily-- >> larry: why would you say not political? i don't think there's wrong with it being political. i have no problem with that. i think there's a problem for punishing them for it. but i don't have a problem. like i think it's bull they said, "we're just ex

slap shot will today, too. tucker barnes has magic he's working on for good day d.c. with slap shot. >> national atle down last night in eighth inning relieved by phillipe arivera. rivera got through the rest of inning and turned the lead over to papelbon. served off back-to-back single singles. pinch hit and then -- you can recreate the highlights since we can't see it. >> no let's get to the junkies, 6:33. >> hey, what's happening steve. >> ft. caps can't win tonight with penguins down arguably one of the best players then i would worry and as for now looking good for the caps. >> i don't remember, down 2-1 on the read and you hit the nail on the head when you said how critical this is. according to stats if a team is now 2-1 to and lose and fall behind 3-1 they only advance 10% of time. so it's a must-win situation. >> it's only the biggest game in caps history. >> how about that? >> you can make that argument by all accounts going into these playoff this is the most complete capitals team we very all ever seen. we've been at first place before and one seed before

you for ordering extra cheese, just say, "i'm doing this for america." [ cheers and applause ] [ slapping ] we have a great show! give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

. >> danny: in one fight my dad slapped me to wake me up. do what you have to do to wake the fighter up. >> gus: chambers more active as we start the sixth. >> mark: it seems like the slapping in thisight >> gus: we haven't seen washington sit down on the punches. left hook. gets through. >> danny: combination. that is a combination. got to punch through. washington comes back with his own combination. >> mark: eddie trying to get him to throw a lot of punches with his hands down. >> gus: chambers it seems as times, guys -- i don't know if i'm correct here. it seems as if chambers is playing to the crowd more than he is trying to focus on his opponent. >> mark: i agree with you. i do think washington is beginning to accommodate him. and lower and lower. >> gus: chambers throwing right hand to the body. washington punches very slow now. hands all the way at his waist. >> mark: he is cooperating with him, isn't he? lowering the hands, by dropping the hands. >> danny: he is giving chambers a home run shot. you know, you have to be careful. be d

. >> they were slapping me and punching me. tell her thatg to this is not how any man should treat a woman, how young boy with counselors and she wants the teenaged boys charged as adults, not juveniles. leadere: metro's top said he is working to get the transit agency on track. paul wiedefeld's six-month byure has been plagued problems including crime at a rape on the red line. metro has to make repairs after a series of smoke issues. riders are frustted, but paul wiedefeld says be patient. >> it's every day. that is not the way it works. of a bigre organization like this is every day you have to work on it. paul wiedefeld's unwavering about whether he made the right choice. he says although it has been challenging, this is the best job he has ever had. they said they faced a terrific choice, cinc orilla after a tyler had fallen into its enclosure. roz plater has with zoo officials are now saying. roz: they are defending themselves. some people around the country are angry with the zoo, a lot are angry with the parents of the

, then took the pictures, two pictures up the dress, and she confronts him, and it does appear she slaps him, and he took off. >>> the federal corruption case against u.s. congressman fattah wrap up its first day in court. today prosecutors and defense lawyers laid out their strategies to the jury. nbc 10 is live outside the courthouse on day one of this trial. deanna? >> reporter: the jury's been sent home after the day after a long morning and amp of opening statements. the prosecutors in this case say it's a case of fraud and deception while attorneys on the other side of the room poise to argue that some involved in the case were simply taking direction of, quote, some very powerful men. >> the lawyer for congressman fattah's congressional office manager says she did nothing wrong, that she was just following orders. she shook her head in agreement as the lawyer said she was following the order of her boss. >> i want to say thank you to the voters and the citizens who supported me and for their prayers over these many, many years. >> reporter: he makes little mention of the charges a

the department of commerce has slapped a 500% duty on steel products which is used to make appliances and cars. they are demanding the removal and urging the u.s. to fix the mistake. china produces about half the world's steel and last month u.s. steel accused chinese companies of breaking trade rules. shares of steel all traded lower today. >>> on this fourth anniversary of facebook going public, the social media company is hosting a summit of conservative thought leaders to discuss allegations of political bias of the website. the claims that the news feed has sensored certain topics surfaced last week. good evening. what is facebook hoping to accomplish with this? >> reporter: the first thing want to do is stop the bl they've taken a beating on social media and mainstream media over the story, even though they've denied the story and said there's no political bias and the original story was based on unnamed former facebook employees and quoted just on one website. this has taken off into a national discussion and facebook wants to see if they can button that up by having the conser

victim, finally realize is it, and slaps the man who then takes off. if you know who that guy is, call police. >> are your e-mails rubbing people the wrong way. >> a lot of people know it is not okay to use all caps but not everybody. >> join me tonight the on "eyewitness news" at is 11:00 and, make a mistake many send when they make and send and one e-mail you should never type, tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> don't be yelling at people, geese. >> i know. i'm guilty. >> do you all caps. >> sometimes, sorry. i will be quiet. >> yes. >> he is one of the best known mascots, philly fanatic has a knack nor making people smile. >> video from saturday's game is making round and "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us moving moment and emotional reaction. >> reporter: philly fanatics really wanted to meet katie mullins, so he kick her cousin right out of her seat. >> it was the most fun part of the game. >> reporter: let's backtrack. this past friday, katie, hoist blind, went to the phillies game with her family. >> he just came up behind he

( laughter ) >> so if a cop slaps somebody, you know, we always want to punish the cop after a shoot,narmed person. what happens when you do the investigation? oh, yeah, 15 complaint. he did this, he did that. so when they slap somebody, you punish them. >> trevor: stepping in early and doing something about it. >> exactly. doing stuff early. >> trevor: if you were to reply to people who are critics, some of them police, who say it's easy for you to say these things now because you're out. you're writing a book. you're telling all these stories. and it feels like you're not on the side of the police anymore. how do you reply to that criticism? >> when i talk about policing, i'm talking about bad cops, if you're a good cop and doing your job every day, my criticism is not directed towards you. i'm talking about the 10%. it's not a lot. the entire n.y.p.d. is not bad. the entire baltimore police department eye don't know if we can say it about chicago with all that stuff going on-- but most of these police departments, 95% of these cops are doing a good job. but the leadership has tow n

another lawsuit. >>> after getting slapped with a lawsuit over their hot drinks starbucks is now hit another lawsuit, the first suit claiming starbucks was underfilling the hot lattes and other drinks, now a starbucks customer in chicago is filing this class action lawsuit saying starbucks is underfilling its cold drinks, too, adding too much ice. >> iced coffee not enough coffee. jeff rossen reports someone is demanding $5 million from starbucks to pay everybody back. >> reporter: when you order an iced drink at starbucks the barista fills it up then in comes the ice. it's heavy on ice, light on liquid, saying starbucks is misrepresenting its cold drinks, the customer often getting much less than advertised, often nearly half as many fluid ounces. in a venti starbucks advertising 24 fluid ounces on the menu, according to the lawsuit you only get 14 ounces of liquid. >> i think it's an interesting case. >> nbc news legal analyst has reviewed the 29-page suit? in the lawsuit they include this photo of a starbucks cup. the claim is these black lines are fill lines, telling baristas onl

and the goalie with a wake up call with a slap shot to the face.ood thing he has the mask but the contact lens the casualty. you can't stop shots if you can't see. luckily had a spare because you can't play glasses on and the blues win it 4-3 in overhead. >> thank goodness the helmet stays intact. >> hockey is dangerous. >>> and the biggest open-air farmers market open for the season. busy with vendors with the fresh spring vegetables and fruits and homemade jams and jellys. all kinds of great foods. and also can get seedlings for their own produce. when you want itchy, watery eyes and sneezes out of the picture, you go to walgreens for flonase allergy relief- over the counter in full prescription strength. with walgreens right around the corner, it's easy to get more complete relief in a flash. how's that for picture perfect? well... "perfect" might be a slight exaggeration. swing by walgreens for flonase that helps block six allergic substances, not just one. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. >> seven people recovering after this cra

cannot just have someone, do that, in the school, or anywhere, and think oh, it is okay they will get a slap on the wrist and go about their business. they got the suspended. that was the problem right there. they should have been expelled. >> wilmington police addressed the media on friday saying there is still a lot of work left to do before charges can be filed. incident was apparently captured on cell phone video. >>> closing arguments are expect today, in the trial of the chester county man a accused of killing his girl friend at millersville, university. gregorio orrostieta is on trial for carli hall. the 18 year-old woman was found dead in her dorm on february of last year. last week a defense expert testified that hall died from a massive nose bleed due to i a previous fracture of her eye socket. and that blood filled in her lungs. prosecution argues that the suspects beat and extractled hall inside her dorm room. >>> from our new jersey news room state education officials in new jersey will consider different school start times today. they will launch a series of hearings to discuss

slapped with major fine. what inspectors found inside that will keep the doors closed for good. ♪ >>> search is on tonight for the if person who stabbed a man at his dollar general in north philadelphia. it happened this morning on the 900 block of west girard avenue. police say someone robbed and stabbed the man in his arm. so far no arrests nor any details on the attacker. >>> to developing story out of camden county. david dj cree yacht tow the man accused of of killing his young son appeared in court today. he is asked the judge to throw out the charges against him. a judge denied that request but will consider another filed by the accused killer. fox 29's sabina kuriakose has been following developments throughout date. she joins us live in camden night. sabina? >> reporter: iain, the judge says the case will go forward despite the defense attorney calling the medical examiner's investigation a disgrace. but now the defense wants the judge to consider throwing out evidence that was taken from cree yacht

. >> i like to slap a tie on every now and then. >> did you see ezekiel elliott? only a nice tie and suit, but he was also wearing a half shirt. have you ever done that? >> that's the trademark. when i was 19 and i had abs, i had a suit like that. went to church -- no, absolutely not. [laughter] >> come on. >> and he also had some bling and interesting shoes and you don't have a half shirt upped -- under that, do you? >> no, a full shirt. >> and he was chewing gum. >> and he was wearing a suit from jcpenny. >> and you don't chew gum at the of at church or the draft. >> and i'm jamie apody and thank you for joining us on action sports sunday, have a great one. ♪ p?p?o?gv i'm erin o'hearn. and i'm karen rogers .. . saturday/tonight on fyi philly. sup on philly's signature sandwich to raise money for charity. swaddle your baby in a blanket to help families with sick children. and give your car a waterless wash for countries in need. it's our fyi give back special..a celebration of businesses that do just that. and we're getting in the game.giving away a trip that's o

pretzel factory, takes two pictures up the dress, she con prompts him and looks like right there she slaps him, and she takes off running. >>> thick black smoke and orange blames shot from the roof of the row house in honey park this afternoon. look at that fire. as we said, over the scene before fire crews arrived. they had the fire out in just a few minutes. and to this now, a complicated water rescue in delaware county, sky force 10 overhead as they pulled a person from the truck. the driver lost control here, hit a television pole, and drove right into the water. this was along stevens drive. they believe the driver was going too fast and couldn't make the turn. the driver was taken to the hospital. >> three counselors in place to help comfort students and teachers about the deadly post prom crash that killed two teenage girls. they died on the way home from an afterprom celebration early saturday morning. nbc 10 is live outside bridgetown high school where it was a tough day for everyone. >> reporter: that is an understatement. extremely tough as you might imagine. students and staff

green was also slapped with a 25,000 dollars fine. for the record a flag rant foul means it was unnecessary and accept it if he received one more at any time in this post season he will be dealt an automatic suspension. >> watch that leg. >> well, listen, they didn't lose that game just because green. they didn't shoot well they didn't defend well, i have never seen that warrior team play basketball like that and i doubt we will see that team play like that tomorrow night. >>> 5-year-old boy killed in a tragic fire now police are calling it murder. the search for the father accused of torching that home. >>> bird strike causes a scare for a bay area bound plane. hear from passengers who felt the jolt. >> neighbors fed up with too many deer feasting in their yards. the solution some say goes too far. >> interstate 5 wet, south of tracy, radar not completely clear yet, showers hours east of san jose and more rain in the forecast for some of you, tomorrow, and all those clouds, they are back already enveloping san francisco. when we fina

trump did not talk about it, but his campaign manager said it was hardly a slap in the face.you. >> thank you, sara. for more bad news for donald trump overnight. illinois republican governor bruce rauner will not endorse the nominee. he will skip the convention. with other governors taking trump's side. one-time rival for the nomination, rick perry, will support trump as is indiana governor mike pence who was standing by ted cruz last week before cruz dropped out. >>> first on cnn, the fbi probe into the hillary clinton e-mails one step closer to completion. now federal investigators interviewed several closest aides. some more than once. officials tell cnn so far nothing has turned up to lead to federal charges. the latest from justice reporter evan perez. >> reporter: good morning, christine and miguel. the fbi has now reached into hillary clinton's inner circle as part of the investigation of her private e-mail server. in recent weeks, several aides, including huma adedein sat down for questions with the fbi. this is an important stage. probe. it signals the investigation

. >> there are things called slap suits. this is litigation that is pressed not because the plaf has any expectation of winning but they know they can bleed the defendant dry in the process, and a number of jurisdictions, including california, by the way, which i believe is where peter thiel lives, it's illegal to file a slap suit. he's gone shopping for cases that apparently have some sort of -- >> merit. >> -- some merit and he's bank rolled behind the curtain. the question is if the law has any provision for this. there are a lot of suits. it in effect becomes an invest never the suit and public interest law is based on third parties, basically nonprofits, backing the suit with money. but this is a case where the wizard of oz is -- has suddenly been revealed to be behind the curtain and the question is, i think, if the judge knew that, would this case have been thrown out, the hogan case, would have been thrown out from the getgo? it was improperly denied along the packet of the jurisprudence. >> bob garfield, thanks for

the head and slapping any overconfidence out of that campaign. they now -- >> john, there is no overconfidence. >> that's good. could describe it as the death march. >> all right. so -- >> on the other side, i'm not sure trump, because he's doing so well, that he quite sees what's coming and what he needs to do to be ready for it. he hasn't adjusted his message. we're going to talk tonight about it. >> there is no argument that i've heard discredible that looks at the situation with bernie sanders and doesn't see an advantage for donald trump. because we talk about the juggernaut which is the clinton team, right? and that going and how donald trump may not know what it will look like, but bernie sanders is putting sand in the gears of that machine right now. >> let me speak to that. because as the prime proponent among the three of us, what the clinton machine was allegedly and ostensibly going to do to donald trump, i have to have a bit of a mea culpa per your comment. she's not past bernie sanders. bernie sanders is going to be competitive, i b

. >> playing poker and he wanted a quick snack and they slapped some meat between two piece he of bread. >> how did that start. lets say you don't think it was a sandwich. what is a definition you would put together to put in a dictionary. >> you cannot use the word hot dog. >> that is right. >> but maybe a a weiner put between a connect bun. >> i'm getting a headache. >> so if i happen, i come home and one of my buns is split, it is not connected anymore. >> it is not a hot dog. >> i slap a weiner in there. >> you have a weiner sandwich. >> i can call that a weiner sandwich. >> yes. >> that is enough. >> sue, seriously people want to know when it will clear up. >> there will be place that he is get sunshine but most of them will be far north and west of the city, i forgot my clicker but we can take a look and look at this weather authority, okay, we're moving, okay. behind the scenes there is a lot going on. i'm moving. i'm going to zoom in on this radar. >> what are you getting. >> you are not moving it is over here. >> i was lying. >> you are very kind to even think about doing it. >

. >> danny: in one fight my dad slapped me to wake me up. do what you have to do to wake the fighter up. >> gus: chambers more active as we start the sixth. >> mark: it seems like washington is doing most of the slapping in >> gus: we haven't seen washington sit down on the punches. left hook. gets through. >> danny: combination. that is a combination. got to punch through. washington comes back with his own combination. >> mark: eddie trying to get him to throw a lot of punches with his hands down. >> gus: chambers it seems as times, guys -- i don't know if i'm correct here. it seems as if chambers is playing to the crowd more than he is trying to focus on his opponent. >> mark: i agree with you. i do think washington is beginning to accommodate him. those hands are getting lower and lower and lower. >> gus: chambers throwing right hand to the body. washington punches very slow now. hands all the way at his waist. >> mark: he is cooperating with him, isn't he? lowering the hands, by dropping the hands. >> danny: he is giving chambers a home

. >> rehearsal and warmups, let's do 28 face slaps. come on. slap. come on.was the first host and wanted to be permanent host. >> nice to see you. welcome and thanks for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules you mustn't break, until you do. then you realize, why don't you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >> come on, who is this? >> andy-gram. >> you cut your own steaks. we give you the sauce. >> i'm barbara wawa. >> thank you, thank you very much. you're beautiful. you're beautiful. thank you. >> you were drawn to the tv set, because you knew something insane might happen. >> live -- >> live -- >> live from new york -- >> partly because it was live. partly because you knew television was now in the hands of the television generation. ♪ >> and these were kids, in quotes, who just might do anything. >> yes, having sex with women, the president within these very walls. that never happened when dick nixon was in the white house

respond and frankly spin the state department inspector general's report into something more of a slap on the wrist. instead of a knockout punch with an fbi investigation still pending. senior political correspondent mike emanuel is with the clinton team in san jose, california tonight. >> it took hillary clinton more than 24 hours to respond to the state department's internal watchdog report that was critical of her use of a private email server. >> it was allowed and the rules have been clarified since i left about the practice. having said that i have said many times it was a mistake. and if i could go back, i would do it differently. >> reporters had tried asking her about the report but she ignored the question. >> she initially left those questions for her press secretary to handle. >> hillary clinton has answered a lot of questions about it. there's no new information that came to light in this report. the use of personal email by officials at the state department was allowed. >> instead, clinton is trying to fire up union support saying this is a make-or-break election. >> to e

that was a slap in the face. >> so in that case, that joke, that's all about the timing, right? about the timing. when the president sort of paused and said that was a slap in the face, as far as i know, that was an ad lib. that's just his sense of audience. okay, here's a way to tag this and make it funnier. one nice thing about working on this dinner in past years is the president always makes his joke writers look good. >> that's a nice feeling. i wanted to show the end of his speech. i thought what he did here -- let's take a look at this. i thought he was creating a gift moment. let's watch. >> with that, i just have two more words to say. obama out. [ cheers and applause ] >> my take on that was he was trying to create something that would be turned into a gif, a dropping of the mike, it will live on forever. do you think he and his aides think that way? >> what's changed is you have the audience in the room which loved it, but you also have this audience online. whether that's on twitter, sharing the gif of the mike drop, you have these multiple audiences and it makes it

early today, earnest slapped that down. >> this is publicity stunt senator kirk attempted one week ago today. i think pretty much everybody ignored it then. i will ignore it now. reporter: rhodes appeared at an event in d.c. here this afternoon. he was asked about the "new york times" interview and said people who know him know what he cares about and know how he approaches issues. that at a separate event. of course rhodes not at the hearing on the hill this morning. deirdre. deirdre: indeed, blake, thank you so much for the update. blake burman with me there. our legal eagle, judge andrew napolitano is with me now. judge, i am so glad to see you. first of all, ben rhodes a no-show, does that prove he has something to hide? >> he is know show for two reasons. he doesn't want to explain how he told congress and the american public one version of events and "new york times" another version of events diametrically opposed. the second reason he was a no-show because he was invited to attend. who in their right mind would accept that invitation when you don't want to go? deirdre: i feel li

. >> the academy of art university has been slapped with a lawsuit from the city. how the school is accused of hurting hundreds of san francisco residents. >>> get a peek of the new laser projection system added to a local imax theater. >>> and tonight's newscast is shorter than usual because of the special tour of the new sf moma. and we'll continue in just a moment. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> abc7 news just confirmed the woman stabbed to death today was a long time defense attorney in the city. she worked for the city's public defender's office for 29 years but opened a private practice. she represented ed win ramos in 2012. she was killed inside of her home at 19th and arkansas street this morning. >> one of san francisco's biggest landlords is facing a lawsuit from the city. >> academy of art university owns 40 properties in the city. the city attorney says it's been getting away with numerous code violations because of who owns the school. >> etc.

sunshine and high uv index means you need to slap on the sunscreen. ocean temperature is chilly, only at 50 degrees. for the south bay, 80, morgan hill. peninsula, 79. 77 for the high in san mateo. downtown san francisco, mild. 70 for daily city. going into the north bay, 79, though, in san rafael. east bay, 80. lots of sunshine. union city. here's the warmest spots and 85 in pittsburgh and antioch and pleasanton. a storm system is scraping by us to the north. it's close enough that we stay unsettled so there's a chance for a light rain in the forecast. clouds on monday cool us off for near average tuesday and sprinkle wednesday night and into thursday and otherwise friday and saturday, we're sunny and seasonable, into the 60s and 70s. >> drew, thank you very much. >> guess who got a new job out there. >> yeah, okay. let's talk about it. >> i know. bad segue. a surprise to some but not to a the lakers. he retired three years ago and is now proud of leading a franchise. now, today he said he's not going anywhere until the warriors season is over. >> my

the morning but jackie is dangerous about 20 years ago he killed his girlfriend tenfold baby by slapping her to death for crying. last i was in prison for aggravated assault, robbery and drug charges. he was supposed to be up for parole later this month. he should not be too hard to recognize because he has a small tattoo under his left eye when it to 80 pounds per hour hair blue eyes. >> how did this happen was it is easy to unlock the gate? >> this isn't the first time another inmate escaped from this present but is found within a couple of hours this is extraordinary they still have not found him. >> people think of this as the shawshank redemption but nothing could be further from the truth is is not even a prison break most escape from though less secure facilities or the halfway house where they can literally just walk away isn't that dramatic. >> you were "chasing" the manhunt that has been under way since he got away? >> in the intense manhunt for arthur buckle with this psychiatric hospital has brought me here where authorities have not yet caught the elusive fugitive but is hot

bernstein slapping a $1,000 price target on the stock, 47% increase from today's close. history says that may not be such a great thing. take a look at qualcomm. back in december of 1999, after they gained 2,690% in the past year, and we should note, this chart is unsplit adjusted, the target to $1,000. qualcomm gained for another four days but has yet to revisit that $1,000 area. more recently, there's the example of apple. april 2nd, 2012, a $1$2012, a $e target placed on the stock. nearly two years later, in june of 2014, apple announced 7 for 1 stock split. at 1,001 target would be about 143. where is apple trading right now? 93 bucks. >> i'm looking at amazon. at $1,000, it doesn't seem as crazy as the other ones seem. >> really? >> only because of the fact -- and i don't own it, i wish i owned it. when you look at all the different drivers that they've got now, now they want to compete on the youtube level. they've already got the web services which grew 64% year over year. they are the leader right now in terms of the cloud. the other thing pointed out by bernstei

[laughter] still remember when that white man slapped him and he slapped him back in the heat of thenight, that was new, right? [laughter] we didn't have twitter or perez hilton or takeout media. but when we saw that black man, that shining prince of black manhood, that was news. so i'm of that generation vicariously. i didn't live through it. myself, as an older figure, but too old for some of the younger general races. so it was still -- generations. so it was still a remarkable thing that a black man could become president of the united states of america. and i was heading, as it turns out, to harvard the next day to do a series of lectures on jay-z. had my stuff written out, ready to go. and then i said on the plane right there, can i really talk about him when barack obama has been named the president of the united states of america? i said, nah, not really. so for the next three days, off the top of my dome, i lectured at harvard about obama and different aspects of him. so the book began there. it began to take shape, and it's in -- [inaudible] forms, of course. but thinking o

. >> danny: in one fight my dad slapped me to wake me up. do what you have to do to wake the fighter up. >> gus: chambers more active as we start the sixth. >> mark: it seems like washington is doing most of the slapping in this fight. >> gus: we haven't seen washington sit down on the punches. left hook. gets through. >> danny: combination. that is a combination. got to punch through. washington comes back with his own combination. >> mark: eddie trying to get him to throw a lot of punches with his hands down. >> gus: chambers it seems as times, guys -- i don't know if i'm correct here. it seems as if chambers is playing to the crowd more than he is trying to focus on his opponent. >> mark: i agree with you. i do think washington is beginning to accommodate him. those hands are getting lower and lower and lower. >> gus: chambers throwing right hand to the body. washington punches very slow now. hands all the way at his waist. >> mark: he is cooperating with him, isn't he? lowering the hands, by dropping the hands. >> danny: he is giving cha

his campaign manager said it was hardly a slap in the face. >> thanks, sara. the fbi probe into hillary clinton's e-mails is one step closer to completion now investigators have interviewed several aides. officials tell cnn so far nothing has turned up to lead to federal charges. latest from justice reporter evan perez. >> reporter: good morning, christine and miguel. the fbi reached into hillary clinton's inner circle over the e-mail server. several aids, including huma abedein has sat down for questions a few blocks from where i'm sitting. this is an important stage of the probe because it signals the investigation could soon be completed. one major step still left is for the fbi to interview secretary clinton. so far, u.s. officials tell us that investigators have not found evidence showing that clinton willfully violated the law. it is clear investigators believe that the private serv r server clinton set up is violating the law. this is still an ongoing investigation. once the fbi has done its work, they will turnover the finding to the attorney general a