have today off but they will play again tomorrow night and this is the budget of seven series so you can bet you will see decorations like this for at least the next week and even longer if they advance to the championship. reporting live in ♪ o' say can you see ♪ >> the warriors used a good luck charm of sorts prior to last night's game, ten-year-old sang the national anthem as she has done 20 times since she was eight. without breaking down the numbers we will say the record is nearly perfect when she performs before the game, so book her for every game. she sang the national anthem prior to the big league championship which they won. game two is at oracle arena tomorrow and then houston three and four saturday and monday and we are the home for the nba finals hoping the warriors go all the way. >> this morning the c.h.p. is investigating an accident that claim the life of a big-rig driver in concord crashed into the overpass on highway 242 shortly after 8:00. the truck overturned. the truck and debris partly blocked traffic for several hours. a sig-alert was issued and canceled at 11:15 a

bet. elliott: would you say 10-1? >> it is good when the odds are long and not people -- not many people bet. you have gone from winning 100 pounds for a 10 pound steak, to winning less. elliott: the other referendum how likely is it that we get another referendum on scottish independence? >> 5-2 before the next election. if that was to happen scotland would be likely to break away from britain. if there is a referendum on scotland leaving there is a greater chance that they vote to leave then the prospect -- >> obviously we think scotland is more likely to break away from britain. the odds will be skewed in favor of a breakaway. >> they said it was a cruel night for the party. >> the only leader we will take a bet on is ed miliband. nigel farage could also be gone. elliott: is there anything else with odds? >> yesterday be conservative majority would have been a crazy bet. i think and under -- in another election, the odds are low. at the moment, we think the eu referendum will take place. elliott: political spokesper

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i think francis believes he has a pivotal role to play in that process so you can bet he is taking thisip very seriously. i think it's worth saying that stop in cuba is going to come en route to france's first visit to the united states in late september when he will be in washington, new york, and philadelphia. i think he wanted that stop in cuba to be packaged with the stop in the united states. in essence he is making a statement that these two countries are fated to be in a relationship. >> the pope has been critical, over the years, of cuba in several ways, actually publishing a book and citing that dialogue is necessary as one of the important elements of that publishing. but, you know, i wonder what is the state of catholicism in cuba? we reported the first catholic church since the cuban revolution is now being built in cuba. >> i think, victor, from the internal catholic point of view, the importance of this trip -- forget the geo politic of it. the catholic church in cuba is going through a rough past. it's checkered in the state and it's difficult to get zoning permits to fix

thank you. >> you bet. thanks. >> we showed you this video earlier. take a closer look.tree falls on children in a massachusetts play ground right there witnesses hearing a loud cracking sound just before it happened. two young boys rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. one has a fractured skull. park officials inspecting other trees at the newly renovated playground. >>> time to check in with harris faulkner. >> always good to see you. the so-called fight of the century is over. manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather are facing new fights inside a lawsuit. a lawsuit against pacman claims he defrauded all the people who paid to watch this weekend's fight or placed any bets. judge napolitano will explain how that works and whether angry viewers can see cash out of this thing. do they have a case? >> plus he'll break down floyd mayweather's latest legal drama. the ex-girlfriend mayweather was convicted of abusing is suing the boxing champion for something he told a journalist. that's coming up on "shepard smith reporting." i'm filling in today. >> do you see we have s

if you be safe you are not i bet you could cut your pay in half. >> fault lines spent six months investigating some of the risks in north dakota's oil fields and uncovered a dark side to the boom. >> a lot of these workers come to north dakota, get chewed up and go home to recover. i get calls from attorneys in other states all asking the same question. what in the hell is going on up there? >> thousands of people from all over the country have been leaving home to seek work in the bakken. one of them was a former marine from hazel green alabama. >> we're in northern alabama to meet the family of dustin payne who after serving two tours in the marines found a job as a welder in north dakota. >> hi scotty? >> how are you doing sir? >> i'm josh rushing with fault lines. how are you? >> pretty good man y'all come on? >> thank you very much >> i was so proud of him when he joined the marines. i was very proud. >> it's interesting to see this kid and then that picture. >> i imagine you guys must have been scared when he deployed to war, twice. >> i was scared but you know when he came home from the

if you bet on it, you are very, very happy. if not, you're not us enthusiastic.o, what happens with comcast? they have the firepower in they want to do more. t-mobile, cablevision. you saw there stock rally just on the news that other consolidation was taking place. if you held a gun to most people's heads, they would say sprint, t-mobile. scarlet: wouldn't that bring in problems with the fcc again and regulators? guest: the issue with time comcast was the massive overlap of the wireless industry. when you look at a matchup of wireless internet and hartline -- hardline cable internet, there's very overlap between t-mobile, say, and comcast. that is why people think it is more logical place to go. you avoid fcc issues and doj issues, but it still makes good business sense. and back to your previous question -- most of these deals are creative, which is a good sign it well. have much morel with troy from sky bridge p keep it right here on the bloomberg market day. ♪ scarlet: we've got breaking news. more m&a. let's go to julie hyman at the breaking news desk. buy a

gerri: i don't' my bank with their hands in my accounts issue thank you seth. >> you bet. back to the flash crash. has anything been done to prevent another crash? >> and you decided you want to buy a home, now what? that it takes to get a mortgage in this housing market and what to do if you don't have that 20% on hand, stay with us. ♪ gerri: welcome back to the willis report. in a moment, bankrate.com's greg mcbride will share about what it takes to get a mortgage. time for a look at other stories. crude oil hitting a new closing high for the year. pricing jumping over $60 a barrel. stopped exports in saudi arabia is raising prices. california falling short of its water saving target. the golden state is experiencing a drought. water use only fell by less than 4%. they're looking for cuts of up to 20%. they're considering sweeping mandatory drought regulations. the nation's biggest cable provider now an internet company. comcast now has more internet users than it has cable television customers for the first time. and a rematch of the fight of a century? floyd mayweather

it, you, you bet it is. >> you"re watching "talk to al jazeera". up next, is the cost of space exploration worth it? charles bolden weighs in. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". weeknights, 11:30 eastern. on al jazeera america. >> you"re watching "talk to al jazeera". i'm ray suarez, speaking with charles bolden the administrator of nasa. >> throughout the years people have looked at the tremendous cost of doing space exploration and then looked at the problems on earth and said "boy, that would feed a lot of people". to those people who've heard the litany of basic science and breakthroughs that you've just mentioned, what would you close with to tell 'em "this is all worth it". >> it is all worth it. and they should be glad that their tax money is going to it because our mission or our vision is to, to, to pursue the unknown, to reach to, for new heights to pursue t

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out twitter question of the day, where are you placing your sports bets this weekend? rning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance" from new york city. in the distance you can see the condo downtown that betty liu will purchase with cash with the money she will make from manny pacquiao on saturday. working with manny -- [laughter] olivia: how about the money i will make at the kentucky derby on frosted? tom: i will just have a mid-july -- mint julep. betty: i will have a makers mark whiskey. olivia: oh, friday, a fully it were appropriate to drink on tv. joining me now is betty liu. everybody wanted -- thatbetty: it is hilarious that the entire media world is fascinated by batteries. since when did everybody excited about batteries? tom: i am not a fan of esther m - mr. musk. i think it is brilliant, what he is doing. he is really onto something. bettty: there are several unanswered questions from what we saw last night. i've been to several of these tesla unveilings. it is like a rock concert. it was exactly the same last night. similar to the media reports ahead of time.

it, you, you bet it is. >> you"re watching "talk to al jazeera". up next, is the cost of space exploration worth it? charles bolden weighs in. >> monday. the fastest internet in the country. >> it's the next generation internet. >> but why isn't it in your town? >> our internet's half the speed of dial-up. >> could big cable be controlling your access to the web? >> it's not even gonna play. >> your right to access knowledge is being limited. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> i'm standing in a tropical wind storm. >> can affect and surprise us. >> wow! some of these are amazing. >> "techknow", where technology meets humanity. monday, 6:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> you"re watching "talk to al jazeera". i'm ray suarez, speaking with charles bolden the administrator of nasa. >> throughout the years people have looked at the tremendous cost of doing space exploration and then looked at the problems on earth and said "boy, that would feed a lot of people". to those people who've heard the litany of ba

it, you, you bet it is. >> you"re watching "talk to al jazeera". up next, is the cost of space exploration worth it? charles bolden weighs in. >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. start your day with a view of the world. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief, a fast paced look at the stories shaping your day. >> sending a strong message to the rest of the world. >> stories with impact. news with importance. >> people gotta have water. >> get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations, and the latest from the worlds of science tech, health and culture. no matter where you are in the country, start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. >> you"re watching "talk to al jazeera". i'm ray suarez, speaking with charles bolden the administrator of nasa. >> throughout the years people have looked at the tremendous cost of doing space exploration and then looked at the problems on earth and said "boy, that would feed a lot of people". to those people who've heard the litany o

. >> you bet. >>> did you see what happened at verizon center tonight? dianna was there.et's see if she has any voice left. >> i do. vance, he is not old enough to drink, but andre burakovsky is the toast of the town. find out what his teammates had been telling him all season long and finally tonight he lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> so where else would you want to be tonight than in d.c.? with all the good stuff that is going on. >> right? it's been so much fun. >> we're hot. >> and we need -- impending doom sometimes you're thinking about. for me

>> yeah, you bet. good morning to you, laura and sam. as first reported by comcast sports bay area the nba expected to announce later today at 1:00 that war years superstar steph curry is this year's mvp, most valuable player. seen here during yesterday's game against the grizzlies, this is not a huge surprise that curry is receiving the top honor from the league. a lot of people expect this given his tremendous performance during the regular season. look at his three-pointers. 273 for the season. a personal best for curry. according to the bay area news group his parents informed his son last night over dinner that he received the mvp award making curry the first warrior to receive the award since wilt chamberlain in 1960. >> steph is the guy who really was the maestro of the warriors with the best offense. they had a historically good season. one of only ten teams to win 67 games in a season. i think when you look at steph's numbers individually they were terrific across the board. >> reporter: there's curry with the amazing buzzer bea

thank you. >> you bet. >>> for the latest reaction on this summit as well as others, it will be tomorrow on fox news sunday. chris wallace sits down with lindsey graham. you know he's expected to announce his run for the white house on june 1. also interviewing bernie sanders who is challenging hillary clinton. all on fox news channel or you can check your local fox channel. >>> protesters in baltimore gathering for a peace rally near the neighborhood of freddy gray. it comes one day after the new attorney general loretta lynch announced a justice department investigation into the city's police department. accusing six officers of failing to provide gray with medical care. gray later died from injuries allegedly sustained while in police custody. molly henneberg is following this from our dc news room. molly? >> reporter: hi she's been on the job less than two weeks and already president obama's new attorney general loretta lynch, announced a very public civil rights investigation into the baltimore police department in the wake of the death of freddy gray and the riots there. one former

will, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> and a south texas town bracing for more flooding and its mayor to evacuate as the colorado river rises to dangerous levels. wharton mayor is in texas is he in texas. mayor, tell me some people have evacuated; is that right, sir? >> yes. we decided to put out a voluntary evacuation. and the citizens of wharton are really complying with that. they have certainly had their shares of floods and they understand what's coming. so, this is nothing new to us and they have heeded the warnings and they are getting out of harm's way. we can't move the river so we're going to move the folks out of the way. >> why is it voluntary and not mandatory? is it because you are so sure they are going to cooperate? or what's the difference? >> well, we met with our citizens a few days before today. and we could pretty much understand that what was coming and my reasoning behind it was to, as i told them in the meeting that i would much rather have a voluntary, but if we needed to do the mandatory that i would do it. but i would -- i just didn't want them to make me do

congresswoman, thank you for your time today. >> you bet, thank you. >> leland? still to come is the fate of the patriot act now in the hands of rand paul? the kentucky senator has vowed to run the clock out, forcing parts of it to expire but how long can he really hold off a vote before he heads up to capitol hill? indiana senator dan coats will be with us, coming up next. >>> hi i'm greg gutfeldt brand new show sunday 10:00 p.m. on fox channel. gredients inside that really matter for heart health. new bayer pro ultra omega-3 has two times the concentration of epa and dha as the leading omega-3 supplement. new bayer pro ultra omega-3. there's just one last thing to do: check with truecar. car prices change all the time for all kinds of reasons. but truecar pulls in the latest, most accurate data so i can be sure if i'm getting a great price. this is truecar. ♪ ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. ge

. >>> did you place a bet on the preakness yesterday? and did you win.you bet american farro, you may have a few extra bucks this morning. he stayed the course and won the 140th edition of the preakness stakes at pimlico in baltimore yesterday. the kentucky derby winner justified being called the favorite yesterday. they won the race by five lengths. >> came in with much added pressure. it was a good day. i knew the competition we were facing. we had our cards fall for us. >> now, with a win, at the belmont in new york june 6th, american ferrow would be the first horse since 1978 to take the triple crown and if they do it, it will be the 12th horse to do it all-time. >>> okay, happening today, bourbon, bluegrass at president lincoln's cottage. you can enjoy the music, sip on bourbon, play lawn games, all at the same time. it is at the intersection of rock creek church road and upchurch street in northwest d.c.. the event goes from 2 to 5:00, but it is sold out. >>> still to come, look at this week's top trending stories, plus, caught on camera, a base ju

. >> you bet. >>> and baltimore's mayor is asking the justice department to investigate the city's police for a pattern and practice of civil rights violations and promises body cameras by the end of the year. >> we have to get it right. failure is not an option. to achieve the significant sustainable reform that we want to see that i want to see, that the citizens want to see in baltimore, i am requesting the department of justice conduct a federal pattern or practice investigation into the baltimore city police department. >> joining me is maryland congressman elijah cummings who met with attorney general loretta lynch yesterday and has been in the neighborhood on the streets from the beginning of this crisis. thank you, congressman. thanks for being with us. is this a good step to bring in the federal government if loretta lynch agrees? and the mayor said that she expects a prompt response to do a much broader investigation? >> yes, no doubt. i wholeheartedly support the mayor in this effort. as a matter of fact last week during a conference call with our federal delegation senator mik

. >> you bet. >> and again we'll continue this effort until the end of the year and measure our success and determine how we go forward. >> with that any questions. >> thank you. i building supervisor wiener has a question no okay supervisor kim. >> no questions thank you very much any other departments presenting on this item. >> department of public health. >> dph. >> i want to recognize elaine short an epididymis i thought as one of our vision zero commitments. >> thank you very much i wanted to apologize on behalf of megan who couldn't make that here she was originally going to be give this presentation she's unable to due to illness thank you, supervisors thank you for the opportunity to present on all our work of vision zero so as command maddox dominated a lot of dictated that sfpd collect a key component is the evaluation of preservation activities in the city those four goals are listed in our two year action strategy the first are no way to expand the transbay monitoring for targeting and monitoring elevating data and as supervisor kim mentioned development of a comprehensive

by 8% just last month of course folks here are also being asked to cut their water use by 20% so you bet that people who live in this neighborhood are very very angry by what has happened. meanwhile the fremont police department are investigating this and trying to figure out who is responsible they also stepped up security at the district's one remaining rubber dam. i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> no charges, that is the bottom line. files will not be charged against two san jose state police officers that was shot and killed near campus. they held a press conference. they released a report that included photos from the body camera. say say the shooting was justified that lopez ignored commands and charged officers with a 12 inch saw blade. >> they're saying that the officers were defending themselves -- i didn't see that. >> if justice would have been served and the officers charged, we could have closure and end it. >> they say the bid owe would not be released to the public and that the report speaks for itself. reporters filed a civil lawsuit against the community and off

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>> you bet. >> yeah, right? >> i am going wednesday. not tonight. >> okay. daytime baseball, right? bundle up. 50s. >> 50s? layer it up. thanks, roberta. >>> a $1 million -- i am sorry. we are looking at the wrong report. >> i know. the dow is down about 74 points, but better news for one person in the east bay because a $1 million california lottery ticket was sold there. lottery officials say israel sowtero went into super liquor and food to buy a water and randomly picked up a scratch ticket landing him the jackpot. it's the second store on that street to sell a big winner in the last year. >> my brother is four blocks from there. >>> with more and more americans overweight and obese harvard researchers are suggesting a unique way to get healthy and stay that way. get a dog. dr. marshall has more. >> there you go. >> reporter: connie says jennifer is one in her home is happier and healthier since getting a dog, including 8-year-old sophie. >> we all started to eat really healthy and get physical exercise:we walk her four, five, six times a day. >> reporter: a new report from harv

. >> reporter: did you bet on it? did you win money? >> i wish i betted now. >> reporter: all three of the names have connections to the baby's parents' families. charlotte, a female version of william's dad's name, prince charles, who said he was hoping for a baby girl. elizabeth is kate's mother's middle name, and, of course, the baby's great-grandmother, queen elizabeth ii. and diana, for william's mother, the late princess of wales. >> i think that was about them having -- respecting tradition, but also then choosing something that was fra theom the heart. >> reporter: now, the late princess diana's brother, lord charles spencer, tweeted that his 2-year-old daughter charlotte diana, will be thrilled about sharing names with her new cousin. david? >> bob woodruff, great to have you from london tonight. bob, thanks. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. for the first time, sofia vergara fighting back tonight, in her own words. breaking her silence about that very public battle with her ex-fiance, their

. >> you bet they will thank you. >> the cold weather and the surprising amount of snow could have made the search effort really tough. here's video of snow fall near truckee and morris expected overnight. abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya here now with look at live doppler 7hd. >> it's a beginning they did find him as you look at live doppler 7hd you will notice that the snow showers continual though not to the same intensity as we saw earlier and as take you a look at the moisture south of the bay area. we are still watching a few showers right around the holster area but most of it is starting to move out of the picture. earlier this evening pea size hail reportd with a thunderstorm northeast of morgan hill. hail reported in the fremont area this morning. so are we going to see any more showers tomorrow. how about mother difficult weekend. back with full look at the forecast coming up. >> thank you sandhya. >> high winds cause problems across the north bay. the outside petaluma a power rae stored in just a few hours. >> 7 news was in san jose today when light steady rain slowed driver

washed ashore late this afternoon, so if the beaches do reopen lester in, time for the weekend, can you bet they look a lot busier than they do right now. >> all right, hallie jackson, thank you. >>> on the campaign trail the crowded race for the republican nomination grew even larger today with former new york governor george pataki formally announcing his candidacy. that brings the number of declared contenders on the gop side to eight with several more still expected to jump in, including well-known names like jeb bush. >>> still ahead tonight, the hacking of america. even on a plane. you log in to the wi-fi potentially giving other people access to everything that's private on your computer or phone. how to protect yourself before your next flight coming up. >>> we are back now with our series the hacking of america. we reported in the past on the dangers of logging in to public wi-fi systems that could be set up by hackers and cyber crooks, but security experts are starting to sound a warning about accessing it through the plane's wi-fi system. who else can see your information on your

you bet, still 3 1/2 games back drizzle, maybe a shower, temperatures will hang out under a cloudy skylow to middle 50s. in fact, that next area of low pressure that comes in that will change our drizzle to a light shower and that will continue touring the afternoon hours, not only tomorrow but as it exits to the south on friday. once it gets past high pressure finally moves in and we will see increasing sunshine and the warmest weather sunday monday, this holiday weekend warm a little bit more as we head toward tuesday finally, 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay, 80s inland closer to where we should be. at least the beginning of summer unofficially, it will start to feel warmer than it is the last couple of days. back to you. >> mike, thank you. >> yeah see that at&t, where we are going to rain on the donors parade tonight. >>> major preparations are under way for disneyland's 60th anniversary celebration in anaheim. >> the happiest place on earth expected to be jam packed this weekend starting friday. disneyland will stay open for 24 hours. a lot of people will be there. >> 14 1/2

back, back, you bet. he came through a walk-off. l goes to the texas a&m regional championship 2-1 party at home plate. the warriors offense took a employee tonight. i'll tell you who. and in any sport, these are the best tw >> back with the nhl conference finals. another game seven decided tonight. we got patriotic before a drop to the puck in anaheim. ducks and blackhawks. and jonathan cane made it 1-0. it was like smelling blood in the water. blackhawks attacked. it is tayes again. and the route was on. one minute into the second period. uh-oh. it is brandon saad. 3-0. chicago won it 5-3. they face the tampa bay lightning and the stanley cup finals start next wednesday. three weeks of rainfall. and ... this is what happens. we are in texas. byron nelson. third round, jordan spieth. hometown favorite. the landing on the par three 17. tied for 18. third hole. he likes it. he stares it down. he got to within ten feet. 200 today. a two-shot lead over the field heading into tomorrow. we got all kinds of wet stuff coming your way. we ar

. >> you bet they will thank you. >> the cold weather and the surprising amount of snow could have madeearch effort really tough. here's video of snow fall near truckee and morris expected overnight. abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya here now with look at live doppler 7hd. >> it's a beginning they did find him as you look at live doppler 7hd you will notice that the snow showers continual though not to the same intensity as we saw earlier and as take you a look at the moisture south of the bay area. we are still watching a few showers right around the holster area but most of it is starting to move out of the picture. earlier this evening pea size hail reportd with a thunderstorm northeast of morgan hill. hail reported in the fremont area this morning. so are we going to see any more showers tomorrow. how about mother difficult weekend. back with full look at the forecast coming up. >> thank you sandhya. >> high winds cause problems across the north bay. the outside petaluma a power rae stored in just a few hours. >> 7 news was in san jose today when light steady rain slowed drivers on s

. >> you bet they will thank you. >> the cold weather and the surprising amount of snow could have made the search effort really tough. here's video of snow fall near truckee and morris expected overnight. abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya here now with look at live doppler 7hd. >> it's a beginning they did find him as you look at live doppler 7hd you will notice that the snow showers continual though not to the same intensity as we saw earlier and as take you a look at the moisture south of the bay area. we are still watching a few showers right around the holster area but most of it is starting to move out of the picture. earlier this evening pea size hail reportd with a thunderstorm northeast of morgan hill. hail reported in the fremont area this morning. so are we going to see any more showers tomorrow. how about mother difficult weekend. back with full look at the forecast coming up. >> thank you sandhya. >> high winds cause problems across the north bay. the outside petaluma a power rae stored in just a few hours. >> 7 news was in san jose today when light steady rain slowed driver

you bet it was. >> we've got them busted through the hail. sun came out again for like a good hour.s warm. it was clear. and the road was just open and straight. and we just got to open it up. >> boy, oh, boy. when you're an expert or not, there were spills of course. this is not the easiest route to take. north rim lot less touristy. got the grand canyon all to yourself. >> that looks so spectacular. so magical. >> wilderness collective puts together a bunch of different trips, not just this one. they've been to yosemite. >> they've got horses! >> can ride the horse. >> i feel beat up i feel tired and i feel fantastic. >>> it's the 85th anniversary of the fox theater in california and to celebrate, the original talkie the lone star ranger. that's not the only thing happening tonight. we have a very special surprise because brent, right there, and brianna, brent loves brianna, brianna loves brent and brent loves to pop the question. >> they're playing a video that the gentleman behind the camera actually filmed for me. it's about me and then i'm going to do my thing. i'm very nervou

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emily: you bet on mobile before mobile was big. john: i bet on mobile in the year 2000. it's funny, i have people calling me, investors calling me, telling me that the money that you have, company money, belongs to them. it didn't belong to me. and then for me to invest, and waste it in areas like mobile, i may as well dividend it back to them. but thank god we did it. at that time we were stuck at a value of $2 billion. mobile took us to almost $6 billion. emily: what was the hardest thing you had to do at sybase? john: the initial rounds of letting people go, refocusing the company, and being able to convince the remaining employees and the people you try to recruit that there is a future. emily: and you eventually sold to s.a.p. john: eventually. long time. what, 13 years later? emily: people are telling you blackberry is already dead. john: yes. emily: why did you take this job? john: i think i flunked retirement. ♪ emily: you came out of sybase looking like a hero. with great ceo's and executives, there is often a myth about them that is boiled down to legend. what i

(gasps) you bet your ass you're not going to do it. i'm moving in with lyndsey. alan. have decided to live together. well, here we are. final good-bye. one can only hope. alan? melissa? i've missed you. so, seeing anybody? nope. you? no. alan? i'll explain later. hey, charlie. don't worry, i'm still moving in with lyndsey. this will just be my pied-Ä-terre. i'm sorry i have to go. me, too. i mean that you have to go, not that i have to go. why would i have to go? i live here. can we do this again? well, maybe you can do it again, but men are different. i mean another time. oh, oh, sure. why not? i live here. okay. bye. bye. all right, i know what you're going to say.

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