well, we needed a way to get up to the stratosphere. greg: i have been to the carnivals and are you ready for the assent. go up to a hundred thousand feet. 130,000 feet. how many feet to break the record. 135890. >> i am holding on, allen. greg: oh, we forgot the parachute. can you just float down? not really. were you hungry up there? >> i wasn't allowed to eat 24 rosanna: how long did it take to float down? >> down 4 minutes and 27 seconds of free fall, 822 miles per hour top speed. >> that is amazing. 14 minutes. >> yes. >> i will leave it in if big man's hands. i'm going for it. rosanna: nice meeting you. see you at the movie theatre. all right. [laughter] rosanna: allen, i like your style. >> i'll save you. rosanna: great, i have a new co-host. thank you. all right, we have so much fun greg: rosanna, there is something playing on broadcast that is not hamilton. rosanna: king and i, it is a classic, great movie and greg: the king is the king of siam and taking over the role on may 3rd is ken. >> no, he's the king that left. >> danie

up, up and all the way to the stratosphere. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm alex witt. donald trump continues his new york brawl with ted cruz hoping to put a little distance between them. he has overwhelming support in the latest new york polling. his numbers aren't as lopsided in pennsylvania, which votes at the end of the month. he leads ted cruz by just nine points there. all three republican candidates are looking to take a bite out of the 93 delegates up for grabs and nbc's peter alexander reports. >> reporter: donald trump pulled up at his manhattan high-rise facing criticism for being too insulated, trump's campaign announcing new hires. >> we need more brains and muscle. >> reporter: shifting strategy after a weak showing in wisconsin, trump scrapping a planned california trip friday and skipping colorado to focus on fortifying his lead in his home state. >> it's great to be home. this is home. it's great to be home. >> reporter: why? trump now needs 59% of remaining delegates to clinch

he went through the stratosphere.e a higher level. >> takes chances, does things that are outside the norm. that is what you want. you want to here airplane jokes if you can avoid it. >> when something went wrong and you don't know what it was, you get to have a conversation about exactly what you did wrong. i think it's incredible. >> her fans, they come see her anywhere all the time. loveless she did. i think it is really about margaret cho. it will be awesome. bill: have fun tonight. >> thanks. bill: there is a new breakfast through that i could recommend, all inspired by the cleveland indians baseball team. >> congratulations. bill: coming up next, kelly ripper out. >> live with torah and row on. bill: they already think i'm nuts. >> a new breakfast through that i can recommend. this morning i had a hot dog with macaroni and cheese. all inspired by the cleveland indians baseball team. i heard about it. they showed up. i supply the froot loops. >> what can i say. it is the slap in the face. abc's host michael strah

he went through the stratosphere. take courage a higher level. >> takes chances, does things that are outside the norm. that is what you want. you want to here airplane jokes if you can avoid it. >> when something went wrong and you don't know what it was, you get to have a conversation about exactly what you did wrong. i think it's incredible. >> her fans, they come see loveless she did. i think it is really about margaret cho. it will be awesome. bill: have fun tonight. >> thanks. bill: there is a new breakfast through that i could recommend, all inspired by the cleveland indians baseball team. >> congratulations. just press clean and let roomba help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba from irobot . better together . look, i know you're i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. ripper out. >> live with torah and row on. all right, 3:15. k,

be a technical person, good to work with, and be willing to stick around even if you don't have stratospheric success at company but the bar is very high. you've got to be going up in order to keep people around? >> there's a lot of people that motivate people, and i think in particular, engineers are motivated by doing a project they feel is important, it's challenging, so it isn't just about the the money. but talented people want to be compensated. and there's so many opportunities for great people that it's just a real challenge of people don't at least see some light at the end of the tunnel to get them to stick around. >> i want to ask you, 30 seconds left, here's my dream team, mak live chin, alech sis ohannian, john collison, and gist jessica >> that's a good dream team. >> you'll give plea money. >> if you get that team together, i'll write you a check. >> mark sigel, thank you you ever so much for being with us this morning. >>> hacking people, hacking people, scientists and the regular kind and the mat kind try to speed up evolution. i'll try to get it straight when "press:here" co

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there aren't many comparisons to south korea's stratospheric rise over the last decade. recently as the 60s, today it claims one of the world's fastest growing economies. the government has been extremely shrewd and forward thinking about selling the world all things korean, underwriting, encouraging, financing and supporting the export of intangibles, things like music, movies, tv shows, food, the whole korean sensibility, and the world is responding, learning to love what koreans have always loved. the heart of korea is seoul, capital city, a bustling metropolis. futuristic in look and character. population 25 million. >> look at that. they've got a selfie stick. everybody is taking pictures of their food. i feel right at home. in october 2014 i went back to korea. this is what i saw. this makes me so happy. the kimchee. make room for the noodles. oh, that's good. should be no surprise that i'm in a happy place now. oh, yeah. first night back. right to the market. bunch of unrecognizable and invariably and inevitably delicious food. good to be back, man, good to be bac

jimmy: our next guest made his television debut doing this show in 2009, and that launch into the stratosphere landed on the great show, "silicon valley" - which returns to hbo sunday night after "game of thrones." please welcome kumail nanjiani. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i loved the show last season, and i saw the first episode of this season, and it's really funny. >> i haven't seen it. >> jimmy: that makes me feel so special when the star himself has not seen it. >> i don't love the show. >> jimmy: you don't like the show? >> yeah, i'm like it's nine. no, i love it. >> jimmy: do you get a lot of feedback from people from silicon valley. >> they all think we're making the way you make fun of all those weird does. i'm like your're the one we're making fun of. my first stand up was on your show. it was so exciting. i lived in new york at the time. and i flew in to do it the night before, and the hotel kicked me out at 11:00 a.m. i couldn't tape this until 4:00. so i went and fell asleep on a bench, and then a security guard woke me up and was like sir, you can't sleep here. i was like

george clinton already in the stratosphere, collaborated with prince, we spoke just before air.new prince, worked with him, you were on his record label. what's going through your mind tonight? >> well, the world is going to be missing a great personality, not only performer but song writer. with me, a good friend, you know, just watching we used to call him the kid, i haven't processed it yet. still in denial. >> did you know, his publicist said he was battling the flu. did you hear anything about his health? >> i heard last week he was on a flight and had the flu or something. i had no idea. he always seemed in great shape. i don't know anybody that could work that hard, you know, morning to night every day and then get up and go party. i just never seen him as being ill, like myself. i can't picture myself being ill, you know, but he was strong as far as i knew. i have no idea. >> talk to me about him as an artist. i saw him a couple years ago at a hotel room to a crowd of maybe 50 people. went late into the night. he kept saying i got too many hits, i got too many hits. i go

now it is soaring through the stratosphere. freeport may be the best chart in the book. no wonder it rallied almost 7% today. wow. that's right. we have gone from hideous loans to loan forgiveness and prosperity in two months's time. we may not have gained that much as consumers with change in our pockets. it brings back not just the stock of the company in question. but the banks that lent the money. remember my thesis. it's the stocks that make me less gloomy than the average bear. imf says things are getting weaker around the world. economic growth is slower. if you believe in what imf says, j&j, proctor, kellogg, they refuse to swoon. and they used to swoon when commodities go higher. for today and no one believes it, we're in the best of all possible worlds. stock goods, stocks. that's what makes me so nervous about being too negative. as the first company made me fema downbeat, how do these worlds collide some perhaps the negative came from trucks. you need a lot of room to make trucks. truck numbers were way down. but cummins soaring. if things are getting better

and then when it went through the second lairer, the stratosphere, it got warmer. which was surprising to us. we thought it would just get colder and colder and colder. and then it got warmer and colder again. president obama: why is that? >> we don't know. we think it might be a change in temperature -- it's definitely a change in the atmosphere, it could be because of different gravity or different tensions in the atmosphere. >> but we did a little bit more research and we scoofered -- discovered that some sites said that when we went into the third layer, it would get colder again and the fourth layer, the they were sphere, would get warmer again. it would keep on rotating. sproib that affected at all because of the atmosphere is capturing some radiation, as you go past it? >> maybe. >> we don't know. >> we're not sure. president obama: you guys are working on some high pogget these seast. >> yeah. hopefully we'll do a second launch sometime soon. we might put a solar panel sensor and see through the different layers of the atmosphere, whether there's more power

even when he reached stratospheric superstardom, he chose to stay here building that studio craig is live in front of today. he was truly a part of this community. people are very connected to him, the governor even making a statement this morning, flags at half-staff in the city sti ocit minneapolis, the people of minnesota feeling this hard. gets under way 3:00 local time, 4:00 eastern. >> good the sheriff will be ruling out some things and taking questions. joined now by alyssa, a si singer-songwriter and wroorked with prince on several projects and prince's former engineer who worked with the artist very early on in his career. let me start with you. i would imagine the prince you worked with very early in his career was very different than the prince that we came to know later in his career. how so? talk to me a little bit about the evolution of sound? >> i think the prince i worked with was probably the same pretrial investigation in the studio from day one. his public persona, the way people would deal with him as his fame rose wouldn't necess y necessarily change. >> alyssa,

the record which made prince a superstar. [ music ] >> but his follow-up took him into the stratosphere. [ music ] purple rain sell more than 20 million copies worldwide and become one of the defining albums of the decade. [ music ] >> reporter: restlessly prolific, prince wrote hits for himself and other artists. [ music ] >> nothing compares to you ] sinead o'connor ] >> like sinead o'connor. >> nothing compares now >> reporter: in 2004, in his first year of eligibility, he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. [ music ] >> reporter: his performance later that night on george harrison's while my guitar gently weeps is considered one of the epic guitar solos of all time. [ music ] as alicia keys said in her induction speech then, there have been many kings. >> there's only one prince. >> wow. >> that performance that anthony just mentioned the guitar solo, he actually bent he went back up again didn't miss a beat. just kept playing that unbelievable solo. >> vintage prince, right? >> oh, gosh. >> as we go from the initial shock yesterday i'm really enjoying the memory lane

sam the dog was equipped with gps and camera and launched into the stratosphere last tuesday. balloon popped at an altitude of 15 miles. the children located no sam. experts say sam is likely within a few miles of where they found his equipment. he even has his own hashtag find sam. >> oh,. >> hopefully they find him. put out a search crew right now. >> hopefully. cute, weird, kind of scary. >> sam is not a real dog. >> that's what i would say, cute and really weird. >> little much for me. >> poor thing. >> but it makes me smile at 6:13 on a monday morning, right? >> yes. >> what i have to talk about may not make you smile. we've got some wet weather to deal with today as well as tomorrow. actually going to start things off by looking at few stats here in the month of april, so far, very strange one. that said, you want cute and weird, maybe not so cute but definitely strange. april thus far trending just shy of 3 degrees below seasonable. now, in terms of snowfall, officially at philadelphia international airport, we've actually had .3 of an inch, that primarily came obviousl

they play on a different stratosphere but you'd have to say this qualifies as a bona fide slump wheney've lost two of three. now they have to win their remaining four games or they will not breakout season -- single-season record. this was also their first overtime loss, they blew a 17 point lead to minnesota, i don't care who you are, you can't turn the ball over 24 times. tom izzo, his prized pupil, draymond green, they be trying too hard tonight to impress his old coach. draymond, however, early on looking great. very tough, the warriors in the early going. curry will miss, harrison barnes, watch him get up on the offensive boards. that's a thing of beauty. something they need to see more of from barnes, 20 tonight. this was not steph curry's first half, he drives but he does well assisting, they move it around nice, iguodala to barnes for the three. the warriors looking very steady against minnesota. steph, this time will steal the ball, into the four court, in the third quarter, that's his first three of the night. only two points at intermission, wound up with 21. under 25 seco

the movie made its money back opening weekend, and he elevated to a whole other stratosphere. >> sreenivasans a prolific songwriter, andng the fact is he stayed minneapolis, not l.a. or new york or another cultural power center. >> i think minneapolis wasce really important to him. i think that, first of all, he needed to have a command centerd where he had built paisley park, the exact studio he wanted, rehearsal space he wanted, to be as prolific as he was pup need that-- you need a headquartershe like that. but i think that minneapolis meant a lot to him, that he wasn't from one of the big media centers, that he could move around that city in a certain way, and to remember thatr minneapolis was a city that was much more integrated and much more liberal minded much earliea than a lot of other cities were. so he was exposed to different cultures, sounds, races, listening to different music. they think all stayed with him, and he always ended up returning home there. t >> sreenivasan: all right, alan light, thanks sore much. >> thank you so much. ♪ nothing compares nothing compares to you ♪

market rate housing is in the stratosphere of the real estate investment world now. we are building basically units now for market real estate developers around the world to sell there is going to be 156 units below affordable market. only 40 of them are going to be below-market. in south beach marina the only people where i live that really make the neighborhood below market rate units that have been there as long-term as possible. i don't agree with going up higher on not in fact i agree with going. i like a tier to assess especially along embarcadero . any other public comment? public comment is closed is hearing has been closed we will resubmit as the board of supervisors. >>thank you representative i think this will be the best we could do with the trans bay plan were we've committed 35% of affordable housing i want to thank john burton for his leadership it certainly helps in ensuring keeping my office accountable and making sure we are fighting for every unit that we can get and i do want to also recognize and think the leadership at oci i they do a really tre

market rate housing is in the stratosphere of the real estate investment world now. we are building basically units now for market real estate developers around the world to sell there is going to be 156 units below affordable market. only 40 of them are going to be below-market. in south beach marina the only people where i live that really make the neighborhood below market rate units that have been there as long-term as possible. i don't agree with going up higher on not in fact i agree with going. i like a tier to assess especially along embarcadero . any other public comment? public comment is closed is hearing has been closed we will resubmit as the board of supervisors. >>thank you representative i think this will be the best we could do with the trans bay plan were we've committed 35% of affordable housing i want to thank john burton for his leadership it certainly helps in ensuring keeping my office accountable and making sure we are fighting for every unit that we can get and i do want to also recognize and think the leadership at oci i they do a really tre

. >> dave: will be later on with some stratospheric may eat a little bit up and then the wine countrylity. and then we did get rain overnight taro getting much better sunshine smaller than the temperatures will be much of a same as they were today. the game today verses the marlins 605 talking about temperatures falling to 55. it will be a bit chilly bring sweaters and coats. 60s near lower '70s that work on the board here and it will still pleasant. temperatures don't ponselle wednesday thursday and opportunity of rain and chile at the beaches. to look again tomorrow late in the day and then tomorrow night and monday a total that may pick up 3 in.. >> henry: coming up on bay area bargains! we're celebrating a 124th birthday! >> richard: no! no! no! >> richard: henry, i said it was the anniversary! >> richard: my grandfather opened the company up! >> henry: oh! whatever it is 124 years of great deals coming up on bay area bargains! >> horn >>henry: well done! >> laughter >> music >> henry: we're at russell's fine furniture, santa clara. so many beautiful things to see here. >> richard

he was sent into the stratosphere.hey attached sam to a helium balloon and fitted him with a gopro camera. but somewhere during this journey sam became detached from the began ets. so the kid created this to find sam. martha: can't you watch sam in the sky all day long in i love that. that is fantastic. now to something -- two burglary suspects are in custody after leading police on an unbelievable chase. the suspects taking time at the end to hug the onlookers and congratulate each other before they turn themselves into the cops. tell us about what happened. >> this may have been the best thing i have ever seen. it was truly bizarre. we had o.j. throwing cash from a car during a high speed chase. but nothing as bizarre as this one. it started with a suspected burglary, and the suspect took off in the blue convertible mustang, roof down in what was pretty heavy rain yesterday. they headed past downtown l.a. then of course into hollywood right past the walk of fame, then they stopped for donuts and i don't mean dunkin d

his followup took him into the stratosphere. ♪ only want to see you underneath the purple rain ♪ >> reporterorldwide and become one of the defining albums of the decade. ♪ >> reporter: it won two grammys and an oscar for the quasi-autobiographical film that prince himself starred in. restlessly prolific, prince wrote hits for himself and other artists. ♪ nothing compares >> reporter: like sinead o'connor. ♪ nothing compares to you >> reporter: in the '90s, prince famously changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol. during a well-publicized contract dispute with his record label, warner bros. >> after much negotiation, warner brothers records granted me to freedom, and i thank them for that. >> reporter: in 2004, in his first year of eligibility, he was inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. >> when i first started out in this music industry, i was most concerned with freedom. freedom to produce, freedom to play all the instruments on my records, freedom to say anything i wanted to. ♪ >> reporter: his performance later that night on george harrison's "while my guitar gently weeps," is

first layer of the atmosphere got a lot colder and when it went through the second layer, the stratosphere, got warmer which was surprising to us. we thought it would just get colder and colder. >> that's interesting. >> when it burst it got warmer and colder again. >> why is that? >> we don't know. it. it might be a change in temperature. it's definitely a change in the atmosphere. >> but we did more research and discovered that we got to the third layer it got colder again and the fourth layer it got warmer again so it would keep on rotating. >> is that affected at all because the atmospheres capturing some radiation as you go faster. >> may be, we not sure. >> you're working on hypotheses. >> hopefully we do a second lunch sometime soon when i put a solar panel on it and see throughout the different layers of the atmosphere whether there's more power and one layer or not. our hypothesis is that there will be more sun as you get closer to the sun but were not sure. >> when did you launch? >> labor day weekend. >> how long did it take before it reached its pinnacle? >> three hours up in o

george clinton already in the stratosphere, collaborated with prince, we spoke just before air.new prince, worked with him, you were on his record label. what's going through your mind tonight? >> well, the world is going to be missing a great personality, not only performer but song writer. with me, a good friend, you know, just watching we used to call him the kid, i haven't processed it yet. still in denial. >> did you know, his publicist said he was battling the flu. did you hear anything about his health? >> i heard last week he was on a flight and had the flu or something. i had no idea. he always seemed in great shape. i don't know anybody that could work that hard, you know, morning to night every day and then get up and go party. i just never seen him as being ill, like myself. i can't picture myself being ill, you know, but he was strong as far as i knew. i have no idea. >> talk to me about him as an artist. i saw him a couple years ago at a hotel room to a crowd of maybe 50 people. went late into the night. he kept saying i got too many hits, i got too many hits. i go

or would you say your critique is concerned with how surveillance is enacted within different stratospheresthink that those are two, those are related issues. and so i also want to hear your thoughts about that issue? >> right. yes. so, one response that i get to my research a lot is, well, isn't the government trying to help, right? i mean isn't the provision of public benefit, isn't that a response to demands that people have made, right? it is not this government just being ben if i have -- benificetn the provision of medicare, medicaid, tanf, housing, public housing are all response to demands that the people have made that their government provide them at least with basic necessities. but, there are multiple ways of responding to demands, right and we need not respond to a demand that, in a way that demeans the beneficiary. in a way that exposes the beneficiary to, continued monitoring and surveillance. for example, i think of, i just got, i filed my taxes on time this year and, i claimed a couple of deductions, right? i claimed a mortgage interest deduction, for example. nobody showed

market rate housing is in the stratosphere of the real estate investment world now. we are building basically units now for market real estate developers around the world to sell there is going to be 156 units below affordable market. only 40 of them are going to be below-market. in south beach marina the only people where i live that really make the neighborhood below market rate units that have been there as long-term as possible. i don't agree with going up higher on not in fact i agree with going. i like a tier to assess especially along embarcadero . any other public comment? public comment is closed is hearing has been closed we will resubmit as the board of supervisors. >>thank you representative i think this will be the best we could do with the trans bay plan were we've committed 35% of affordable housing i want to thank john burton for his leadership it certainly helps in ensuring keeping my office accountable and making sure we are fighting for every unit that we can get and i do want to also recognize and think the leadership at oci i they do a really tre

market rate housing is in the stratosphere of the real estate investment world now.e are building basically units now for market real estate developers around the world to sell there is going to be 156 units below affordable market. only 40 of them are going to be below-market. in south beach marina the only people where i live that really make the neighborhood below market rate units that have been there as long-term as possible. i don't agree with going up higher on not in fact i agree with going. i like a tier to assess especially along embarcadero . any other public comment? public comment is closed is hearing has been closed we will resubmit as the board of supervisors. >>thank you representative i think this will be the best we could do with the trans bay plan were we've committed 35% of affordable housing i want to thank john burton for his leadership it certainly helps in ensuring keeping my office accountable and making sure we are fighting for every unit that we can get and i do want to also recognize and think the leadership at oci i they do a really treme

market rate housing is in the stratosphere of the real estate investment world now.e are building basically units now for market real estate developers around the world to sell there is going to be 156 units below affordable market. only 40 of them are going to be below-market. in south beach marina the only people where i live that really make the neighborhood below market rate units that have been there as long-term as possible. i don't agree with going up higher on not in fact i agree with going. i like a tier to assess especially along embarcadero . any other public comment? public comment is closed is hearing has been closed we will resubmit as the board of supervisors. >>thank you representative i think this will be the best we could do with the trans bay plan were we've committed 35% of affordable housing i want to thank john burton for his leadership it certainly helps in ensuring keeping my office accountable and making sure we are fighting for every unit that we can get and i do want to also recognize and think the leadership at oci i they do a really treme

market rate housing is in the stratosphere of the real estate investment world now.are building basically units now for market real estate developers around the world to sell there is going to be 156 units below affordable market. only 40 of them are going to be below-market. in south beach marina the only people where i live that really make the neighborhood below market rate units that have been there as long-term as possible. i don't agree with going up higher on not in fact i agree with going. i like a tier to assess especially along embarcadero . any other public comment? public comment is closed is hearing has been closed we will resubmit as the board of supervisors. >>thank you representative i think this will be the best we could do with the trans bay plan were we've committed 35% of affordable housing i want to thank john burton for his leadership it certainly helps in ensuring keeping my office accountable and making sure we are fighting for every unit that we can get and i do want to also recognize and think the leadership at oci i they do a really tremend