up. >> i can tell. sunday and monday okay. >> thanks mark. and thank you for joining us tonight. coming up next our special you decide coverage of the california primary. >> taking you to the issues and on next month's ballot. we hope you'll join us after the break.

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they woke us up. one of the lawyers and said let's g. and kate is asked to drive. >> is there a reason why? >> yes, most of the time when they see women they don't ask much questions. >> did you drive all the way back to the hotel? >> six hours. >> within hours, mexican marines had raided the jungle hide out. >> many of the drug lords die in bloody shootouts, but el chapo shipped away. >> there was a raid right after we left, a big one and not a lot of people talk about that. but it was 1 or 2 newspapers. and they killed a lot of people. >> you say that one raid when they were unsuccessful in capturing el chapo. people died. does that weigh on you; does that bother you? >> every single day. >> explain that? >> i don't know how to explain how wrong it went. it was not supposed to go that way with. i was just trying to do a movie. >> my article faileded. >> and sean penn, working as a journalist. it was much to be be desired. despite the hours in the jungle he didn't have a interview. el chapo responded with lame generalities that accepted

have fun over there. >> anyway. >> all right, thanks for joining us tonight at 6:00 everybody. "tmz" coming up. we'll see you tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. please do join us. >> bye bye. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: it looks like katy perry is, to quote from julius caesar, she's come to praise orlando, not to bury him. >> she posted a "time" article to orlando bloom helping ukrainian kids. >> that's great but your boyfriend still groped selena gomez. harvey: you have the good and the bad and you put them together and what do you got? >> the facts of life! harvey: you got julius caesar. >> michael strahan had his last show with kelly ripa. they were very nice to each other. >> i love you, baby! i love you. harvey: shevonne, honest to goodness, she walks off the show, walks into her dressing room, and she says -- >> give me a glass of wine. harvey: she already had some champagne. she says -- >> she says the n word. [laughter]

. >> talia and i are very similar in the sense that we both have this -- this thing that keeps us up at night. this thing that wakes up in the morning and the thing we think about that we take an awake breath. we're similar in the sense that we both have this -- this thing that keeps us up at night and this thing that we think about in the morning the first time we take a breath, an awake breath and that is helping people. >> christine has spent some of her own money to help talia make a video and is trying to raise more so she can record her very own album. >> it's a warm feeling. it makes me feel very warm. >> yep. >> it is the kind of story that can only happen in a big city like oakland. two people from very different backgrounds, yet each the answer to the other's prayers. >> christine has donated some of her own money. she's running a go fund me campaign to help talia record some of her music. >> it's beautiful when they see more of the things they have in common than the things they don't. >> and the kind of people that saw a stranger on the street and made a connection, a spec

money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange and jill, i understand whole foods looking to shake up its reputation as whole paychecks, what can you tell us. >> reporter: well, they will open up their first 365 store today in california, so this is a less expensive, and scaled back supermarket and then to attract millennials. they will store prepare food, vegan restaurant. no word when they will be opened up those 365 in our neck have the wood but there are plans in the works. >>> jim? >> something to look forward to i understand more and more millennials are now living with mom and dad. >> reporter: that is right, pew research center fun one-third of people age 18 to 34 lived with their parent. the reasons for that are soaring rents and also heavy student loan debt, and this is actually the first time living at home has out paced living with the spouse for that age group since record keeping began back in 1880. wonder what mom and dad think of that, jim. >> i'm wand fairing mom and dad are charging the millennials rent. very quiet. >> reporter: interesting swing. >> i paid rent. >>

building a solar park without using up valuable land took creativity, says director of canals k.v. sangui. k.v. sangui: the advantage over here is that we don't have to acquire the land. so we are using the canal top roof, which otherwise, i mean, has got no other use. we are using putting it to the use for the hydration, and, indirectly, you know, it's, uh, saving the water. this reduces, you know, evaporation. narrator: the solar park employs an array of 35,000 solar panels, generating 10 megawatts of energy. most of the energy is used to run the company itself, which initially depended on the national power grid for its energy supply. so now that power can be redistributed cheaply to the local community. and people like parth and his mother have improved and more reliable electricity. narrator: on a larger scale, introducing solar power into india's energy mix has the potential to greatly reduce the level of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere. [applause] in line with the commitment made by united nations member states at the climate summit held in paris to keep the ri

up the regular-season. it's just, you just try to win. this team is outplaying us right now. we've got to come up with some answers. we go home, lick our wounds a little bit and we play very well at home. the idea is just to take it a step at a time. so we'll bounce back and play much better. in game five and we'll see where it all goes. >> seems pretty confident but i've got to tell you, 232 times a team has been down 3-1 and only nine times have they come back to win. >> thank you for that. >> so you're saying there's a chance. >> [ laughter ] well, you hope they can bounce back. >> oracle on thursday night. you've got to start as clichi as it sounds, one at a time. can think ahead, just win thursday and the rest will take care of itself. >> hopefully that hometown support will help. we'll have much more coming up later in sports. mark, thanks. >>> i can never be myself which makes me feel hurt and not important. >> words from the heart, at 10:30 see how a former liquor store has been transformed into a center to foster literacy. >>> still kind of cool out there, even some s

we got out of the car and rushed us up into a room in the hotel. r stayed outside the hotel at whole time and was going to be taking us to the airport. that's where we all made it clear to each other that we were now very nervous and very scared. it was just, get yourself packed up and ready. i did the taping. we put it under each arm and taped it on to each leg. the most nerve-racking and scariest part was john wasn't saying anything. it was probably the most nervous silence i ever felt. he was now in drug trafficker, i'm the boss mode. it was time for them to tape it on to me. i didn't put it up under my arms. i just had it on my legs. i wore a pair of shorts so i didn't look as conspicuous. i only had it on my legs. why is a guy in shorts going to strap drugs to his legs? to me, you couldn't tell we were anything out of the normal. now that this stuff is now taped on to my body, it was like when you lock a door. reality is i'm now packed up with a ton of cocaine. the whole time in the car there was not one word spoken between us, not one. there w

high pressure is hooking us up with beautiful weather. the only thing would i say it will be awfully hot today. we have not experienced that in a long time. so be ready for it. make sure you are staying hydrated have sun block. this is a day you don't want to let get to waste. this sun angle is strong and once sun does rise we have a gorgeous sunrise and a lot of solar heating. storm scan is totally quiet devoid of any storms. aver quality alert guys goes into effect, already in effect for day, it is an action day for the philadelphia area. all this means is air quality will be unhealthy for you if you fall in the sensitive category. children, elderly, suffer from respiratory illness anything like that be extra careful have your the asthma medications ready to go if you suffer from that. this is a day where we have higher levels of ground level ozone and particle pollution. temperatures in the meantime in the upper 50's from philadelphia down toward the shore. cool in the poconos but barely a breeze, it is so comfortable outside, and chec

us/ y h iwhy hna? >> i think they are a perfect partner. it opens up for us -- china is of course the biggest source of inbound tourists for australia and has been growing at a fast rate. it is now over one million that come to china every year, growing at a rate of 18%, as it has been. it's a very important market for us and they are an important and good partner. angie: so then why is singapore airline sharing at stake? -- sharing its stake? >> singapore airlines, a very important parlor as well, and we enjoyed strong relationship with them, but with the placement of genetic, it will drop a percent -- just a bright byproduct of the mathematics. angie: air new zealand was left out of the talk. why did you not let them know? >> we did lock them out. it was a decision that the board took -- it was a good aoposition with access to large market, but in new zealand i am not on the board. soy reside some months ago clearly they weren't privy to the decision. angie: any interest in and air new zealand stake? >> sorry, what do you mean? that --ell, it seems t

right now, the clouds have popped up for us. we will watch them dissipate quickly this evening. that sets us up for a cold night, one of the coldest we have had in at least a few weeks. 59 at reagan national. 62 at dca. it has been tough to warm up today thanks to the breezy weather. i wanted to start off with this big and it is a little bit worse. just a couple sprinkles working their way across the area. when you get into central pennsylvania, some rain showers. parts of new york actually had some snow throughout parts of the day. some flurries reported in west virginia. closer to d.c., we are doing all right. some of the showers into calvert county, that is about it. a bit more just north of hagerstown. other than that, the clouds will break down for us as we go through the night. two 4:00ast forwarded p.m. in the afternoon. a little bit breezy, but not nearly as windy yesterday. then the clouds move back in and so does the rain on tuesday. by 7:00 in the morning, as close to 9:00 or 10:00, the rain starts to move back inland. weathercool, and rainy will be the story on tuesd

. >> sounds good, ramine, keep us up to date. keep us up da to tto date for y report. >>> tourists aren't getting on just to get to their destination but looking forward to the journey itself and as the next report shows, the trains are anything but ordinary. >>> a tourist train debuted last october near the coast. passenger compartments resemble high-end japanese style hotels. the entrance is decorated with gold leaf. the isles have stepping stones like japanese gardens. >> translator: car number two is this way. please watch your step. clerks from a famous local hotel great the passengers and the clerks put the passengers at's with warm hospitality. they visit each compartment to take photos. >> translator: are you ready? say cheese. these two sets met on the train after taking pictures, they began really chatting. >> translator: we were complete strangers before we met here. >> translator: the hospitality is so natural, it was such a pleasant surprise. >> reporter: middle-aged and older people are especially fond of these trip

will the reserve fund be used up this year? >> will have some left for next year. we are increasing the local markets and financing the deficits. scarlet: when will that happen? it will be thinks used fully. we expect something around 1% of gdp. scarlet: let's talk about borrowing. when the chances of selling bonds this year? >> we have a strong surplus. that covers all of the financing needs. is we haveere investors asking us because russia did not issue for several years. those areeline, underperforming for us. issue ae asking us to new supply on the market. there are some things happening which make it more problematic for us. it's not a problem for us. it's a problem for hedge funds. scarlet: how has that of all the last six months? >> they were willing to put debate in. .t's easier not -- we are considering where we should go. scarlet: let's talk about the bank of russia. last week they shifted toward easing. if that's the first time that's happened this year. is it time to take on this stance? >> we support the central bank. they have a inflation target of 4%

up a fight. eventually, when they threatened to kill us, we just gave up.n her relatives saw her again, they were shocked by her appearance. the product of two years of almost unimaginable horror. she is not the only victim. she says the kidnapped girls are among 2000 women boko haram militants are holding captive to the border of cameroon. she says the militants shown here in a propaganda video are aware of the attention the case has garnered. she recalls encountering this goal georgian once in captivity. >> the others were close by that were completely isolated from the other prisoners. once we saw them reading the koran, they were altogether. >> earlier this month, muhammadu buhari had a meeting with the chief of schoolgirls who was arrested -- christina says the militants are keen to capitalize on the publicity the case has attracted. they have approached the government looking for a ransom to release the other girls, but there are countless other victims like christina ijabla whose cases not -- do not receive attention. those who have escaped face the

up. >> three of us sat in the car and within 10 minutes, it got up to over 100 degrees and one thing to remember is the fact that humans can sweat to cool down, but dogs can't. >> tennessee, florida, and michigan have passed similar laws. >> you certainly want to be careful with your pets. don't leave them in a hot car. >> good advice. >> good advice. hey, good to see you. >> good to see you, too. been several years. >> time flies. certainly does. >>> we have a new showers around the bay area this morning but there won't be much as the day goes on, and after that, a warming trend on the way for the bay. as we look at the bay bridge, here is how the numbers are shaping up, 54 for san francisco and 57 in san jose and 48 in santa rosa. the futurecast giving us an idea of how the clouds will play out. there could be a few pop-up cells over the higher elevations, and a shower wouldn't be a surprise today. generally cloudy, and then increasing sun and temperatures as well, so to sum it up, we'll start out with mostly cloudy skies and drizzle around the shoreline and finally later in the week,

up. this warming trendies with us for many days to come.k at by thursday and friday we are till in the 80's and we're talking upper 80es a. i will tell when that lasts for upcoming holiday weekend and how does that weekend forecast look. full details straight ahead later in the show but for now, more than eighties all good out here. >> okay. it is looking good out there, thanks, katie. not too often i wish i was on the sky deck but i wish i was right now. blue route taillights moving in the north bound direction at the schuylkill, it is looking good, both moving in the north and southbound side. blue rudies steady where it is. i thought it would heat up quicker then it is. blue route around the schuylkill we are lag good. schuylkill headlights moving in the eastbound direction at girard avenue starting to heat up, but looking westbound side it is not looking too bad. both east and westbound is pretty average but i will say eastbound side is heating up quicker. boulevard having in in the southbound direction you can see what you are working

up in the afternoon for just about everybody. because the rain later in the day will be for most of us. then we warm up into the middle, upper 80's at the end of the week. national, at reagan but temperatures will not drop much. most of us will wake up in the low 50's. there is low-pressure way up in the atmosphere that continues to spin. dropping to the south, but the counterclockwise flow is all the rain that will slowly move out to sea over the next two days. tuesday, it's far enough away that we get better weather. there is a shopper moving through baltimore, a heavy downpour, coming towards d.c. most of this is pushing towards the shenandoah valley. this is tracking towards fredericksburg the next couple hours. in general, most of this is breaking down by the morning. sticke are, monday, 5:30, with me, most of the still, fredericksburg, leonardtown, waldorf, lingering showers. the driest weather is right about midmorning. some breaks in the cloud cover, but a little bit of sunshine climbs into the atmosphere, giving us pop up showers and thunderstorms, right around lunchtime. if you

to divide us up by whether we were born in america or whether we are an immigrant, we stand togethere, black, hispanic, gaze, straighting with woman and man. feel good. but i'm told feel good ad don't work any more. >> i think these are the ad that worked for the obama campaign. you are talking about women. you are taking race, gender, age, ethnicity. you are saying it doesn't matter, we are all one. john: what was the worst ad? >> it's called playing trump and it utilizes children which i don't love. >> look i got the top across figure. >> what does he do? >> he pretend to be a republican. >> i bailed out the bang. too big to fail. >> i gave money to pelosi and anthony weiner. >> i'll give you money to be my friend. >> i'm going to take your house on eminent domain and park my limo there. >> we wouldn't tolerate these values in our children. why would we want them in a president. >> why the worst? >> awful. anything that uses children remind me of brainwashing and indoctrination. kid don't know what eminent domain is. >> an honorable mention has to go to jeb bush's ad. he spent $100

that's when those guys picked us up and brought us here. >> we asked him to intervene. to stop us being sent out to vital installations. >> i have a very young family. i need to get out of here. >> but there was no optimism in what he was saying. >> you're in a foreign country. you were caught in an area you shouldn't have been. we're doing everything we can. >> what does that mean? >> we're doing the best we can. >> it was very obvious it wasn't within his power to do anything. we were not going to be released. there was no negotiation and we were back to the same situation. he gave us a few important things. some money, passports. then we were taken out of that room. >> suddenly there was an order barked out by one of the senior policemen. the men were being taken by military. they were to be used as human shields. and it left the wives and children crying and screaming. they had no idea if they were nt this is where we put food. a dog's foot is cleaner than a human's mouth. that's what they say. is it? cleaner than my mouth. cash back on purchases. backed by the serv

my parents suited us up every sunday morning and got us to church. i will always be grateful for the religious foundation of my upbringing. by the time i got to high school, i had a different thought. i kind of went my own way. i decided to set aside old-fashioned ideas about religion and think for myself. i kept going to church but was probably one of the people who held a form of christianity that denied its power. i went off to college and set it all aside. then i began to meet some people at college. they were confident and competent, but they had something i lacked in my life. i knew in my heart of heart that they had something you call joy. in good times and in bad, there seemed to be something in their life that was beyond them. i felt the need in my life to embrace it. i will never forget one of the fellows who is now a pastor in indianapolis and who still is friend of mine, talking to me about matters of faith, and my resistance to that. i went up to him and said, i have decided to go ahead and pay i'm a christian and do the christian thing.

andot, he will leave us economic basket case like greece or argentina. trump would tear that up. that is very dangerous. what he advocates is not going to solve our problems. guest: last call is from leesburg, georgia. bill is the last call. caller: good morning. first of all, i want to say the first caller you had about nato hit the nail on the head. i put a uniform on when i was 18 years old and never considered myself a hero. my fan -- my grandfather spent two years in a german pow camp. donald trump has got the nail hit on the head. all immigration needs to end today. and we need to rearm these other countries so they can protect themselves instead of us picking up the bill to protect them. he is right about that. host: this is the voice of isolationism speaking. we tried exactly what donald trump suggests. we left other countries alone in 1918 after world war i. we did not have a nato after world war i. we did not have troops in europe or asia. was the result piece? hardly. the result was the rise of dictators like hitler and tojo. in 1945, the greatest generation decided to

up to 600 protesters are expected to come identity throughout the day. they making a promise to boycott businesses. >> all of us today have given up our jobs, our schooling for the day. we have promised not to eat or rich things at corporate retail stores. so far we have not seen any frisco 5 members at the rally but we asked the mayor's office for comment about the demand of the protesters but they did not run our calls or e-mails, respond to our e-mail but the mayor thinks firing police chief suhr would not advance police rerereform. player today the results of a year-long investigation and possible buyy in the san francisco police department will be released. the district attorney gascon conveneed a blue rib pop panel after the homophobic text messages were made public between the officers. the group will rebe released at african-american art and culture center. >> two of three drifters charged with murder will stand trial in september. the prosecutors say lamply was the shooter and the accomplice was aled if accused of killing steve carter and a canadian tourist. the third defend pleaded guilty to second-de

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but he's all right. >>> it sneaks up on us, all of a sudden two very hot baseball teams around here. e a's muscle up again to finish out a sweep, and the giants continue to build on their win streak. and for them, johnny be good. >>> not that the giants are clobbering everyone but you always have to of course temper your excitement when it comes to the padres when you are beating them. then again think of the teams you have to crush on a regular basis to win the division. johnny cueto looking good, one little tiny lapse, came in the second, alexi ramirez, right back up the spine of the diamond, that scores brett wallace, 1-0 padres. it was a short-lived lead. one, hunter pence, taking it the other way with a man on it, off drew pomeranz, former a's lefty. 2-1 san francisco. look at the concentration and the glove work from johnny cueto, like a cat off the mound, makes the play at first, four hits complete-game, back-to- back complete games for the giants. bumgarner and cueto tonight. the giants have won seven in a row. and they lead the west by two full games of the doctors. just anot

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up. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. 'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the forecast for today with kari. >> it's looking good. this will be that last warm day with comfortable weather before that heat starts to ramp up in time for the holiday weekend. it is 53 in the peninsula and south bay. and low clouds overhead. that will clear out to give us more sunshine. up to 73 in the peninsula. upper 70s for the tri-valley while san francisco is at 66. it will warm up this weekend. those numbers coming up. >> things looking good here. i want to check in and show you what's happening on the other bridges here. we talk about the bay bridge and how things are moving good. the san mateo bridge looking good. no issues. want to show you what's happening at the golden gate bridge. no fog this morning. wide open lanes. lots of green on my map. >>> thank you very much. now to a developing story. school closed and a neighborhood on edge. police continue to canvas local streets in novato in search of three suspected gunmen. all thi

and finally, the homelessness population you deemed our seriousness by joining us with all the fact west coast mayors came up to portland and prepared notes we agreed homelessness is a challenge to all of us we needed months a partnerships with hud to end homelessness and number of us stood up and as i said of would we'll end hematomas we know of the cause of homelessness but have frjsz of what does so gathering that together having the best models and hud backing up us as a models model of ending homelessness is a great game so i want to give an opportunity to marry libby schaaf she's been thinking again and demonstrating the new coverage of what is happening in oakland kind of similar challenges and also hoping refresher ways to do that. >> mayor libby schaaf. >> thank you, thank you let m ready. i'm stef curry. welcome to the civic center hotel that is owned by plumbers uniyrn local 38 and the pension fund. i want to mention that off the bat because this hotel had its own story in past years where a lault of folks have lived because of low income status and when privately run there is a lot of issues and

they are standing up and fighting for a living wage, and all of us will stand with them. my wife just tells me that cnn has called oregon for bernie sanders! [applause] sen. sanders: we won. we won a great victory in the state of washington a few months ago. we just won oregon. and we are going to win california. i am getting to like the west coast. [crowd cheering] sen. sanders: this campaign, when we talk about equitable wages, it is not just raising the minimum wage to a living wage, it is also ending the disgrace of women making $.79 on the dollar, compared to men. together, i know that every man here will stand with of the women in the fight for payee -- for pay equity. i am a member of the u.s. senate committee on the environment. and i will tell you what all of you know, and that is, that climate change is real, it is caused by human activity, and, as everybody in california knows, it is already causing devastating problems. you in california have witnessed the devastating impact of climate change with your own eyes. you have seen historic wildfires, which scorched

up. however, the spirit, the essence of america lies in the hearts and souls of us. you see, some missed this message. it wasn't sexy. it wasn't a great soundbite. but i saw a young lady in philadelphia who came to me and said, i'm a producer on a major cable show, and i watch your town halls and talk about the spirit of our country. and she said, you have affected my life. you see, i believe we all need to live a life bigger than ourselves. yes, we need to live a life a little bit bigger than ourselves. we need to reach out to help someone else. because you know what? it comes to us naturally if we let it. we are, as human beings, kind of hardwired to want to give someone else a lift, give someone else an opportunity. when we reach out and help someone else, what it does is it opens us, ourselves, to recognizing and receiving the help that we need in our lives. it's a virtuous circle when we help someone else to rise. it opens us up to receive the things that we need in our lives, regardless of who we are. to paraphrase an old adage, i sought the greatness of americ

he's picking us up in minutes. you got me when you put cats on twitter. the b have the umbrellas with you. so chilly out there. we're talking a lot about the rain, but not about the fact that this is so far blow normal. normal 72. after school ofier rain. rain gear will still be needed. we've been watching rain kind of pivot up through the northern suburbs and down through the west and that's where the rain is at this hour. we'll see it continue to fill in a little bit later. our area of low pressure spinning down across north carolina and we'll eventually start moving. i've got to tell you some indication that this is going to be a slow mover which is why it's going to take all day tomorrow and a part of saturday to get this out of here. this one is slow. it may take a kick from the saturday night frontal system to get it to completely exit the area. the drizzle that we have will change over to showers and the showers will become and friday afternoon and evening pretty wet. these are the high temperatures today. hello early march again and how about that

us cool. not seeing a major warm-up or shift in these temperatures. a look at the weekend forecast.expect highs to reach into the 70s for the north bay as well as tri-valley in the south bay. 60s elsewhere for your memorial day weekend. let's head over to mike now with an update on that crash in dublin. >> i did want to show this beautiful sight on the bay bridge. we did have that crash west 580 at the dublin interchange. eastbound has sensors slowing up for you. thought it might be in the opposite direction. everything cleared up. reports the on ramp might be affected by the crash. our shot into the tri-valley, no shots for the dublin area. altamont pass has typical slowing. all what it over toward 238. san mateo bridge. looking to the north bay. there is san rafael. just slight build. back to you. >> picking up out there. >>> what's next for comedian bill cosby? the hearing happening this week that will determine if he is going to go to trial over sexual assault allegations. now to an investigative unit exclusive: =ots= the state of california has paid out millions of dollars to c

david stubbs stays with us. up next, we talk u.s.day. ♪ francine: for more on the markets, david stubbs, jpmorgan strategist is with us. let's start with the chart of the hour. i cheated because i had two charts of the hour. the second one is on the s&p. a lot of debate on whether this bull run can continue. i brought it back to 2007. it has bounced back quite a bit, but it seems like it is in a trading range since 2014 between 1800 and 2200. david stubbs, want to -- what does it mean? first of all, we have jobs data today. you believe the june meeting is live but unlikely interest rate will hike. what does that do to s&p? david: i don't think equity investors should fear rate hikes in this cycle. francine: so no temper tantrum. david: i think what we saw in january and february was part of it, the reaction to the december rate hike. after the first rate hike, equities usually selloff by 8% to 10%. what did the equity market do? it sold off. there are other concerns, oil being the main driver. absolutely, there was part of the worrie

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it's not built for us up there. we evolved where there is oxygen and water. >> it's not.telling yourself the view is the main reason you would go but after about 10 seconds i'm not sure how great it would be. >> stephen: you would go, i can see this on the internet. what am i doing up here. you know who i ran into last night at the met gala-- >> it look like aid wonderful group of people. >> stephen: elanmusk there was. >> oh, really. i heard that. >> stephen: i said congratulations on landing the falcon rocket on the thing at sea. when are we going to mars? >> what did he say? >> stephen: he said in 2018 they're going to put the dragon capsules on mars. i said what are you going to do sunday up water and doritos. >> i remember saying in 2007 we would be on mars and they would put large football fields surrounding mars to warm it up so the ice caps would melt and turn it into earth. >> stephen: what do large football fields do oh, mirrors. >> mirror football fields on mars. >> stephen: i had elon musk right there and he said the way to do it was to set off nuclear bombs o

us. picked me up. i had a sloppy game. he came in and did a hell of a job. so we are deep.he was ready, doing what he did tonight, couldn't be happier or prouder of him. [ indiscernible ] >> the theme have to rely on is our defense. anytime you are down and trying to make a comeback, it has to start defensively, you have to make stops. and i thought in our run in the fourth quarter, we had a lot of guys step up and make big shots and big plays but it was our defense that fueled everything. >> reporter: that was andrew bogut first actually. and crediting festus ezeli, his fellow center. it's interesting how that rotation has worked, they would with anderson varejao, he wasn't that effective, marreese speights nondefective tonight so go to festus ezeli, he takes care of things. so i would have to say that as far as the blazers are concerned, this is a devastating loss to be in the lead almost the entire game, then get cut. we'll see what happens as the series shifts to portland. back to you. >> it does shift and weirdly enough they don't play again until saturday. maybe we'll

think china will blow us up? david: they have a lot of --mr. auth: they have a lot of weapons, and they can at least stall for time. i do not know if they can get the growth they need. david: you like u.s. banks. european banks --what else do you like? mr. auth: we like the u.s. thanks on the interest rate story, but we think there is better valuing european banks. one of the stocks i put on the list is bp parabolic, the jpmorgan of europe, if you will. well-capitalized, the same problem that deutsche bank has, very, we think, cheap, and it is really underperformed the u.s. side. now, the ecb is not hiking yet, but they are following the fed eventually. i think the european banks -- if you have a little appetite for some risk taking here, you are on the right side of the trade. you are not paying up for something. these things have underperformed for a long time. shery: you do not advise investors to be aggressive right now -- you are saying there will come a time to take a bigger swing. when will that be -- afte