. >> with one sweaty palm, a trip. >> he's got guts. i've never seen any of these guys wear gloves. >> is he climbing or doing pullups and stunts. >> he goes up there, why not do stunts. i mean make it more exciting, right. anyway he made it to the top. he stopped to take some photographs and he posted them on his instagram account. he's not being shy. we see his face. >> once you're up there you just get it done. if you're worried about it you're not focused on getting the task done and being safe. at the end of the day i did it only for me. recording it for my photos and stuff. but it was a challenge i achieved. >> the construction company that is in charge of this development has referred the video on youtube to the police and it looks like there are a possibility that he will be charged with trespassing and conduct endangering lives. >> hey, everybody. we're giving away an ipad mini in just a little bit. >> all you need is the buzzword and a twitter account but relax, it's super easy to create one. >> the buzzword is coming up in ju

. >> reporter: with sweaty palms and a bewildered look, he pleaded no contest to reckless driving andgets a lecture from the judge. >> as bad as all this may seem to you right now, this might be one of those things that might save your life. >> reporter: on april 2, air 37 was on routine patrol over the east bay. it flies at any time of day with a gyro stabilized thermal camera and lens capable of zooming in from several miles away. something caught officer tony jackson's eye a tiny speck blowing past traffic. >> he is riding wheelies high speed. >> reporter: it was him on a motorcycle weaving in and out of cars at nearly double the speed limit. >> 120 miles per hour doing a wheelie. >> reporter: why were you going so fast? >> the bike is stupid fast. >> reporter: so you're saying you couldn't help yourself? >> i'm not saying i couldn't help myself but, you know, that's --you buy a bike for certain reasons. you know, sometimes they get you in trouble. >> reporter: officer jackson shot the video from more than a mile away. >> if you're pulling a stunt like this, you never know when we'

i'm getting sweaty palms thinking about it. that was definitely nerve-racking.ld my fiancÉe, i would rather be in the world series down by one with bases-loaded and i'm up to bat, in that situation, then do that again. it was a lot of fun. i'm going to regret for the rest of my life. >> the outcome was good. >> yes pray she said yes. t is all about. >> my thanks to andrew mccutchen. coming up, a supermodel and actress and the face of h&m sustainable collection. next.valletta joins me ♪ our friday isr right time segment. you will meet people in the right place at the right time to make their businesses and careers happen. my next guest is a supermodel and a sustainable fashion icon. amber valletta launch the brand master and muse about how fashion has made. she is an actress, starring in films such as hitch and revenge. thank you for being here. we were talking about right place right time. i was reading your biography. when you were 17 years old you were in oklahoma in tulsa, and in a blink of and i you are part of this supermodel world. how did this happen? >>

sweaty palms, the whole nerves trying to get the hair just right.ight for high school students. a couple kids who happen to like each other and their friends go to the dance together. we stress like and friends because in california at a high school there it is allegedly turned into an nfl-style draft where boys pay to get a better pick of girls of their choice. boys gathered at a clubhouse to make their selections. many drafters on the prowl tomorrow for free agents so dress nice ladies. most parents are not pleased, the girls in the school seem to think it's kind of a harmless joke. >> if they treat women this way at this age, what will they do then when they are of legal age? >> it's just an organized way of doing it. i don't think it's anything like that. >> it's supposed to be a funny thing that guys are doing and i don't think that girls are really being affected by it. >> that's the part that i think might grab some people's attention. girls are not being affected by it. let's bring in our psychotherapist. when you hear someone say that? >> m

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. >> reporter: with sweaty palms and a we builderred look, he pled no contest to reckless driving and gets a lecture from the judge. >> as bad as all this may seem to you right now, this might be one of those things that might save your life. >> reporter: on april 2, air 37 was on routine patrol over the east bay. it flies at any time of day with a gyro stabilized thermal camera and lens capable of zooming in from several miles away. something caught officer tony jackson's eye a tiny speck blowing past traffic. >> he is riding wheelies high speed. >> reporter: it was him on a motorcycle weaving in and out of cars at nearly double the speed limit. >> 120 miles per hour doing a wheelie. >> reporter: why were you going so fast? >> the bike is stupid fast. >> reporter: so you're saying you couldn't help yourself? >> i'm not saying i couldn't help myself but, you know, that's --you buy a bike for certain reasons. you know, sometimes they get you in trouble. >> reporter: officer jackson shot the video from more than a mile away. >> if you're pulling a stunt like this, you never know when we

. >> reporter: with sweaty palms and a bewildered look, he pleaded no contest to reckless driving and gets a lecture from the judge. >> as bad as all this may seem to you right now, this might be one of those things that might save your life. >> reporter: on april 2, air 37 was on routine patrol over the east bay. it flies at any time of day with a gyro stabilized thermal camera and lens capable of zooming in from several miles away. something caught officer tony jackson's eye a tiny speck blowing past traffic. >> he is riding wheelies high speed. >> reporter: it was him on a motorcycle weaving in and out of cars at nearly double the speed limit. >> 120 miles per hour doing a wheelie. >> reporter: why were you going so fast? >> the bike is stupid fast. >> reporter: so you're saying you couldn't help yourself? >> i'm not saying i couldn't help myself but, you know, that's --you buy a bike for certain reasons. you know, sometimes they get you in trouble. >> reporter: officer jackson shot the video from more than a mile away. >> if you're pulling a stunt like this, you never know when we

a lot of people getting sweaty palms? >> how about if i told you not only am i on the side of that trade but i have a feeling we'll see a bit of a meltup over the course of the next few months and let me explain that. if you listen real carefully, and ricky, i hope you're listening, wish i had one of your props right now, you can hear that sucking noise coming out of the bond market which is just sucking in longs and it is a trap. you can see it. it feels it, and it is eerily like a blowoff top today. having said that, what is the real story for me is the fact that we're looking at a stock market that went sideways. it corrected in a sideways fashion, and right now, let's go through some numbers. i'm looking at a market that has $115 of forward earnings for the s&p which has given it roughly a 17 multiple. one -- if -- it spanned one single multiple, all right? from 17 to 18, that's 200 s&p points and it will happen in a flash. you'll have a lot of people reluctantly that will be wondering why they are losing equity purch

. >> how much higher does it go before you get sweaty palms? >> as long as the fed will stay accommodative. that includes tapering. they can actually raise rates a few times. as long as the fed remains accommodative and wants to help the economy and as long as earnings come through i'm still positive we're nowhere near a valuation problem yet. >> kenny, i know that we've talked in the past about the skepticism you still hold about the economy, but today does it look at least like the signs are pointing towards a more sustainable outcome here for the u.s. economy than we might have thought back in the deep winter freeze monies of january and feb? >> i think it does and we've seen that over the last couple of months with the macro data reception with the exception of a couple of outliers. most of it, in fact, has been improving, not as fast as we want to see but it has been improving which is kind of setting that tone so now that we're making new highs, there's nothing above us in terms of resistance. the vix is at multi-year lows suggesting that

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