adrian davis and tim harris have found some common ground. particularly when it comes to personal style. davis regularly helps harris figure out what to do with his afro-like hair. >> it's harder braiding white dude's hair than black guys. so i've got to part it certain ways and put more rubber bands in it to hold it. >> my hair's only been growing for five months, so i've only got it braided two or three times. it's starting to get to the length where i want it. probably in another month or so, i'll be able to do a little more with it. >> but both men know that their friendship comes with risks. >> i mean some white guys don't get it, so white guys who do get it usually mess with black guys, period. the ones who don't, you going to know, but they either got swastikas or they got -- even doing this on camera is a jeopardizing situation for real. people will be like, man, why you do that on camera? why you braiding another dude? you know what i mean? anything can pop off from this situation? [ bleep ] you know, you got haters everywhere you go

. >> tim hartson, the ceo at harris capital association. these levels, do the bulls finally feel like there is traction in the markets and a bit of activity. but from here, in the past, i mentioned we saw 16,000 not that many months ago. it's now at 17,000. does that mean 18,000 for next time or are we getting too carried away? >> are the bears being converted inspect over the last month or so, there are a few bears out there, a few people saying hang on, we're the next driver coming through. that to me from a behavior point of view is quite good news. when i look at valuation and momentum, i still feel pretty good about the u.s. and the uk and parts of europe in particular. we're looking at valuations on markets which appear where we are in this stage of the cycle when you look at historical president. when you look at discount rates, you look at hurdle rates, what i could be earning from putting my money in the bank, the bond markets doing nothing. they don't give tkly high turlgdz rates to me. when i look at where corporate rates are mov

. >> tim harris, great to have you on. >>> still to come, the russian growth taking a bigger hit and the fallout from the ukrainian air disaster, the next guest is bullish on the economy but has he changed his mind? stay with us, we'll find out. >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." here are your headlines from around the world. reports suggest ukraine's government forces are trying to break into the rebel city of donetsk. the prime minister says those responsible for mh-17's downing will be found. >> together with the entire international community, we will bring to justice everyone responsible. >>> europe threatens to ramp up sanctions against moscow as pro-russian separatists are accused of limiting access to the crash site. u.s. secretary of state john kerry points the blame squarely at moscow. >> it's clear that russia supports the separatists, applies the separatists, encourages the separatists, trains the separatists and russia needs to step up to make a difference here. >>> the u.n. calls for an immediate cease-fire in gaza following the deadliest day of fighting since the con

harris is woman seen there in the red in the mcdonald's uniform. she is beating and kicking 27 year-old catherine ferreira on the ground there you can see her holding her face. rick tim's two-year old son was right there and tried to help his mother. ferreira suffered a concussion, broken nose and lots of bruises. a woman that work with both women said argument between two started over simple work rumors at mcdonald's. when asked if she felt sorry, harris stayed silent. harris is being held on $35,000 cash bail. >>> school reform commission approved a budget for next year but there is a lot still up in the air, jennifer gist live at district headquarters. jenny, budget passed why isn't this a done deal. >> reporter: budget passed but we are waiting to see how much money we could receive from the state. budget passed with a 93 million-dollar short fall, so we are still not out of the woods yet. school district of philadelphia needs to come up with 93 million-dollar if it does not we had cuts of some kind but school reform commission passed a $2.6 billion budget based on the hope that the state will come through with that extra funding, governor corbett has yet to sign a

tim smith who esd tay tanksin ele t s n w t c at exploded yesterday. find out what he has to say about what he thinks happened. live in university city, harry hairston, nbc 10 news. >> food trucks are everywhere in the city. yesterday's explosion is really raising concerns for customers who frequent these food trucks. we asked some of them at lunchtime in university city today. >> i think it's something to think about. it wouldn't necessarily stop me, but i would -- i would expect to see maybe some future regulations. >> i think it would be a good idea if the city of philadelphia had some sort of licensing process or some sort of inspection process for these food carts. >> the women told us they were actually talking about that explosion as they walked to the truck for lunch. you can see more video of the explosion on our website. you can read about it how some food trucks may become ticking time bombs. find it all at nbc10.com. >>> trouble for the captain. an allocation can with a police officer. john, bizarre. what happened here? >> yeah. according to a report, the fly ers captain was arrested for allegedly grabbing the buttocks of a male