but you still need to have something. i hate music just played like, let's say - (piano) you know you can be peaceful. but you can still, you know - (piano) and it's the small details - makes a huge difference. and then it becomes art piece or can be - a kind of a machine you know? so it's - that's - one little line there. but when you cross, it makes a huge difference. >> do you compose? >> that's on my future agenda. i don't know how many works i will compose. i - i don't know whether i'm talented enough. but certainly, probably, i will start with a simple ringtone you know? (laughter) >> lang lang's ringtone. you can download it at the app store. >> just in - in this moment, i don't have it. but you know - (laughter) you talk to the world a lot now on social media. you are - what's your message about there? >> i think social media is so cool. because it's perfect - platform that you can share everyday life. but you can also - share you know, what you do. you can also share what - whatever you want to eat. you know, it's

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for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. is. >>> i'm morgan brennan and here's your update at this hour. defense lawyers for boston bomber have arrested their case in the penalty phase of his trial. a staunch opponent of the death penalty was the last witness they called. she felt he was sincere when she said no one deserved to suffer like that. bernard ma dor's right hand man has died. he passed away from lung cancer. he testified for the in the multibillion fraud case. he was scheduled to be sentenced june 5th. the nato secretary general said russia built up the forces so that pro russia separatists are able to launch with little warning. they made the comment at a news conference in brussels. a university is teaming up to find research for aids. the british breaker will invest $20 million over the next years for the project. that's the cnbc news update for this hour. back to you. >> thank you very much. it is time for street talk and looking for opportunities just for you for key analyst calls. let's go. first up if a two

damian: you don't need to let the system speak for you. you can speak for yourself. that's right. damian: finally, i see your facebook posts, and it's always you, and your child, and your husband smiling, playing en el parque outside, in your home, or whatnot. i mean, that's, i think, the life that we've all grown accustomed to since this happened is what is perceived to be happiness in your family. eliana: my lawyer, who was through this experience with me, the other day told me that she saw another person who said, "oh, in this case, the system worked." no. we were strong enough to survive the system, and that should be not the case. we were in love enough, we knew exactly what we wanted, and we survived. and i think we have to reflect what is the kind of system that we want so we don't make the same mistakes with other families. damian: that's very powerful. well, it's called, "cuál es el escándalo?" "what's the scandal?" and it's going on actually for a couple of weekends. there is here web address. may 29th through june 7th. elianalopez.net. thank you so much fo

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you need invention for that. it has to last for a thousand, thousand years. charlie: it is in a unique place. how did you find it? adam: the city had reserved it. they wanted a cultural anchor for the high line. originally they were planning to build something there, and when they didn't we approached the city about a possible site. kate levin felt to affairs and said that this is a site that would be available to us. we were thrilled because it is hard to find horizontal property in manhattan. there is not much space. i was thinking about what he said. we love the wild character of the neighborhood. the roughness of it. pharrell -- feral, a wildness to it. even though it is a refined building, there is the roughness of the florist, the concrete, a sense of it is not just all about finesse, elegance. it is about something rougher and wilder. charlie: how would you describe the look of the outside? renzo: a bit wild. charlie: you would? renzo: you make a building that is the house of american art. it is about freedom. this sense of freedom. when you make a buil

for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. ro and shake shack might have more in common than you think. look at this chart. fell from there. could shake shack be headed in the same direction trying to get the position ahead of shacks earning reports and that would be tomorrow. >> you know, food cost is an issue that's going to face something for shack. i think that's one of the things that's going to be something investors have to look past or this stock is going to get sold off. it's been rising like a helium balloon. i wonder when it's going to drop. >> it sets itself up for disappointment. >> it's tough to compete with these stocks. it's obviously there and apples and oranges. this is to me, these things should not be trading in 40 and $60 earnings. >> yeah, when it came out, i thought it was pete burger. i said that before. there's a ton of competition out there. yes, this is a great franchise. i think it can go much lower. if we're playing of game of would you rather e, i had much rather go pro. >> wow, i like how you pull

tom: you don't need to threaten me, nance. nancy: i'm not threatening you!hat drove me away. nancy: 'cause you're a [bleep] scammer and a liar! tom: [bleep] that's you. i can't work with you. nancy: the deal is off! -tom: i don't give a [bleep] -nancy: the deal's off! lemonis: but in the end, i was there to be a business partner, not a mediator. i can't do business with you guys. but this is a story with a twist -- a happy one. a few months after the deal fell apart, tom reached out to me, and he told me that the show forced them to look at things differently. many of the ideas that he actually discussed with us have taken place since the show aired. lemonis: they moved the entire business to georgia, saving them about $100,000 in expenses, turning it into instant profit. and they finally put in a much-needed inventory system. tom: we can actually keep track of when a p.o. goes out and an order comes. we have the means of verifying that the order's been fulfilled. lemonis: most importantly, they figured out how to let go of the past and move forward together

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the other thing you need to do have a conversation. ebsite online or research your hotel online but pick up the phone and call directly and say are you aware of this website. is this a legitimate service. am i going to get all the amenities amenities. >> is it just hotel? >> no. the next one is more insidious. the airline scam. you get a letter that says you have been selected to receive two tickets free in the continental united states. have you hear of american airways? these airlines do not exist. so when you call that 800 number or toll free number you're routed to say, oh in order to get your tickets there's a service charge. we need your credit card. any time you're told you won something and it sounds too good to be true don't walk run. >> the rule is be careful and double-check everything. >> and have that conversation. >> peter, thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> you bet. >> coming up everyone knows the british music invasion was launched by the beatles. it turns out there are lots more surprises. that's next on