about it, by using their vote, this is going to continue. >> host: one of the issues you addressed in "writings on the wall" is the education system. what would you like to see changed? >> guest: i would like to see the money that is spent on education actually go to employing competent teachers and making a good education accessible to all americans. that has changed. our public education system used for work for everybody and now it doesn't. we have exclusive schools that are able to produce elite students and other schools like in the inner cities where it is just a joke. kids don't get educated and suffer for it. we have to change that. we have to get everybody involved and we have to get parents involved and have them participate in the decisions made in our school boards and everything. that again requires them being involved and caring and using their vote or -- by using their vote for city council and people who are elected to the school board. all of these things are crucial to getting the results you want which is an excellent education for all of our students. >> you write there is much in inequ

i know you have been on wall street. i don't know how you look at the markets and ascertain recession. the market are not correlated to the economic data we see. the stock market as 18,000 while we have almost no -- sandra: are you saying supply and demand is not at play in what else determines the price of oil? charlie: sometimes interest rates do. investors buy commodities. sandra: nothing drives the price of a commodity other than supply and demand. you are making the case of why interest rates upset demand, gary. charlie: interest rates don't affect the demand for oil but the stock market historically can predict recessions, but the fed doesn't because it keeps pumping in the money. if we print a negative gdp number between now and november, there may be a negative gdp number and we may not even print it right. what will that do to the election? gary: if hillary clinton is going to defend the obama economy, that competency argument if the economy falls out, which i think building blocks are going that way. ththe compe

will you take wall street money? >> i'm taking very little. >> but you will take some. >> i don't know. we'll have to see who comes up let me tell it differently. i have turned down millions of dollars of people who i don't want to give me money, okay. she has taken tremendous amounts of wall street money. i put up my own money. now we've started raising money and i've gone to different events. again, a lot of money is being raised for the republican party. you'll be surprised when you see the next report. >> do you plan to debate her? >> of course. >> three. >> three, yes. >> do you plan on doing them? >> sure. >> are you preparing for them? >> i think my whole life has been in preparation, yeah, sure i'll be preparing like everybody else. >> you made an appeal in your speech to bernie sanders voters to come over to team trump. you're asking people who support a democratic socialist to come over to you, as a symbol capitalism, who may or may not take wall street money. >> let me just tell you why. because i'm no fan

. >> you have been critical of hillary clinton for taking wall street money? will you take wall street money? >> i'm taking very little. >> you will take some? >> i don't know, i have turned down, let me tell you differently. i have turned down millions of dollars from people who i don't really want them to give me their money. she's taken tremendous apples of wall street money. i put up my own money. now we've started raising money. i have gone to different events. a lot of money is being raced for the republican party. i think you will be surprised when you see the next report. >> do you plan to debate her? >> sure, i committed. >> do you plan on doing them? >> sure. >> are you preparing? >> i think my whole life has been in preparation. i will prepare like eb else. >> you made an appeal to bernie sander's voters to come over to team trump. you are asking people who support a democratic socialist to come over to you, a symbol of capitalism. >> that's true. you tow why? >> who told me he may or may not take wall street money. >> let me just tell you why. becau

. >> what do you think of the famous wall? if you build a 2000-foot, 50-foot wall, you can just build a 51-foot ladder? what do you think? >> i think the wall is one of the number of tools but it's like if you haven't ask you don't use an ax to hammer a nail into a wall. you use a camera. you've got to use the right tool for the right job. we built 700 miles of law in areas where the distance between the border and either a town or a highway was relatively short and the idea was to slow up people come in illegally so they could be intercepted. it doesn't make sense to build a wall in an impassable area or in everywhere, you know, the rio grande is wide. other tools are more important. surveillance, intelligence, unmanned aerial vehicles. one of the most important tools is what we get inside the country. many of the people who come to the country illegally, and again, most of them are not mexican. they come for other parts of the world including other parts of latin america. most of them are coming to work. if people are willing

the wall is not that tall here. you really have to use your fingertips and your arms to go up higher. >> my office is close by so i can come here easily. >> i work inside all day. i want to get out and exercise. >> reporter: this used to be a pr company. after they vacated, an out door clothing firm rented the space earlier this year. the new tenant installed wall for bouldering, a type of sports climbing. competitors are ranked by the route they climb and the number of attempts to complete them. first, you need wall to climb. he installs climbing walls. >> you don't fleneed a lot of initial costs to open a gym. it's a high margin business. >> reporter: the climbing boom isn't restricted to big cities. a hot spot for out door climbers. their drawn by the rocky ledges found all over the island but now there's a new hang out. to boost the economy, the island opened a new recreational fa till si this spring. the highest wall is 50 meters tall. this used to be a high school gymnasium. the gym has 15 walls. some are angled t

but you heard kristen welker say, senator warren talked a lot about wall street. you have some progressives who say, how can she support hillary clinton so passionately when we know that the democratic nominee has been greatly associated with wall street from the speeches and other issues of trust that still exist? >> well, clearly, anybody who looks at hillary clinton's policy page, and i'm sure elizabeth warren has, and i'm sure elizabeth warren helped to inform it, would know that hillary clinton has got the most aggressive strategy to rein in wall street, to regulate the shadow banking system, to shore up what is known as the volcker rule, to help celebrate investment banks from commercial banks. honestly, elizabeth warren is very comfortable supporting hillary clinton, because hillary clinton has embraced a huge amount of what elizabeth warren stands for. including, you heard her spend a huge amount of time talking about student debt, and that is directed at bernie sanders supporters, as well. but tamron, what i thought this speech did was to really importantl

. >> good friday morning to you. wall street could give back some of thursday gains.futures are lower. stocks having a five-day losing streak. that move came despite growing anxiety over the vote in the u.k. to leave the european union. dow rising 93 points to 17,733, nasdaq up ten to 4844. they are dropping the nfl network as the two sides couldn't agree on a new distribution deal. move affects 7 million homes. nfl says dish is the first major provider to drop their channel. this rails against the high cost of carrying sports channel. >> t-mobile is looking to get unlimited free facebook video streaming.ç it lets years watch mobile video without tapping into their data plans. customers agree to watch video in less than hd quality. >>> landon dowdy, thank you. >> probably doesn't remember the roaming charges we used to have. >>> taking aim at cancer uses guided chemotherapy missiles. university scientists engineered proteins to direct the chemotherapy drug to tumors and allows them to target cancer cells and spare healthy ones. they think the new treatment could help

. >>> good morning to you. wall street could give back some of wednesday's gains.sing yesterday with the dow up for a third straight day and closing above 18,000 for the first time in six weeks. that's partly due to oil prices which rose above $51 a barrel the first time in nearly a year. look for data today on unemployment. dow rising 66 points to 18,005. nasdaq up 12 to 4974. a new survey finds consumers are making more than half their purchases online. that spike is being driven by millennials who buy 54% of everything online. news comes for traditional retailers including macy's and kohl's reporting disappointing earnings. 32 million twitter accounts may have been hacked. it received data about a breach from an alleged hacker. many users appear to be in russia. >>> we will take you to the real center of san francisco. just four decades ago there are only a few handful of these mexican wolves in the world. they are most endangered wolf series on the planet. we'll show you where you can see them in person. ==reveal== the sistood of e traveling prom to honor one o

. - but you came to the wall street journal, you started covering tech at the washington post, but you began covering digital matters for the wall street journal in 1996. how has that changed? has it changed because the industry has changed? has it changed because media has changed? - well, media now uses it. it's so important to the survival of media, and the decline of media. - was it a boutique beat back then? - i used to joke, when i was at the post, i covered aol, the beginnings of aol, the steve case, who you'll have on later, and i was very struck by two things that happened to me: one, i was at the university of north carolina, i was somewhere, duke, maybe, and netscape browser was just coming to existence, it was called mosaic at the time. it was the university of indiana, i think, or illinois i was using the browser and i downloaded an entire book of calvin and hobbes, and i slowed down the whole system in doing it. and the people were mad at me. the geeks were like, "what did you do?" and i'm like, "i downloaded a book." and they were like, "yeah, you messed up everything."

you had an a.i. poster up on your wall and you had the -- what age could this have been? >> 7 years old. i had the a.i. poster hanging on my door. everybody knew i was a sixers fan. >> in australia? >> definitely, yeah. >> and why did you lose the braids? >> i think it was -- it wasn't my thing. i turned into a 6'10" point forward. so it didn't really fit. >> the sixers love ben simmons, and they think he can be a transcendent player in the nba. you've heard the comparisons to lebron james. lebron mentors him. they have the same agent. let's hope their careers keep on the same wavelength. we're going to have a lot more one on one with ben simmons coming up in sports. for now in brooklyn i'm john clark. >> that says it all right there. look at the sixers fans roaring. as soon as they heard the pick. after several disappointing seasons of course. they're hoping this is the light at the end of broad street. >> nbc 10's brandon hudson is live at akins oval where the sixers held their draft party. i know you got some advice from the sixers' last number one draft pick. >> jacqueline and jim, y

will you take wall street money? >> i'm taking very little -- >> but you will take some. >> i don't know. we'll have to see what comes up -- >> you won't take the pledge -- >> i have turned down millions of dollars from people who i don't really want to give me money, okay? >> she's taken tremendous amounts of wall street money. i put up my own money. now we started raising money and i've gone to different events and again, a lot of money is being raised for the republican party. i think you'll be really surprised when you see the next report. >> do you plan to debate her? >> of course, i do. i look forward to it. >> you committed to three debates? >> i think it's three debates, yeah. >> you plan on doing them? >> sure. >> are you preparing? >> i think myle preparation, frankly, but sure, i'll be preparing like everybody else. >> you made an appeal yesterday in your speech to bernie sanders voters to come over to team trump. you're asking people who support a democratic socialist -- >> yeah -- >> -- to come over to yo

will you take wall street money? >> i'll tell you -- >> reporter: you will take some? >> we will see what comes up. let me i have turned down millions of dollars from people who i don't really want to get their money, okay? she has taken tremendous amounts of wall street money. i put up my own money. now, we have started raising money and i've gone to different events and, again, a lot of money is being raised for the republican party. i think you will be really surprised when you see the next report. >> reporter: do you plan to debate her? >> of course i do. >> reporter: three times? you commit to three debates? >> i think it's three debates. >> reporter: do you plan on doing them? >> sure. >> reporter: are you preparing for the debates now? >> i think my whole life has been in preparation. yeah, sure i'll be preparing like everybody else. >> reporter: you made an appeal yesterday in your speech to bernie sanders' voters to come over to team trump. you're asking people to support a democratic socialist to come over to you as a symbol of capitalism? >> yes. you know wh

oxon hill making youriy way out from branch avenue ave across the wilson bridge to to van dorn you hit a wall of o very crowded traffic. and 395 things aren't aren' improved. we have congestion slowing us down fngrom the beltway towardse the 14th street bridge. in fact a lot of of our area l of bridges backing up including ilu the 11th street as you make youk your way to the douglas bridge on suitland parkway you back b up by south capitol. things are heavy rosslyn into io georgetown on the key bridge. 295 south before easternern avenue we have a crash.ra and then fortunately delaysnatey all the way back to 450.50 look at that solid line of red through cheverly this morning and then north of the beltway tb baltimore-washington parkwaye- does back up from powder mill road on down. td then as we take a widewa fwe view of your morning commute you can see the outer looputer l jams 95 to georgia.eorg. still dealing with stop-and-go traffic entire corridor of two stent southboun we'll have more traffic inha just a few moments.st a few m we'll try to keep you moving m

wall paper. so -- >> we are looking at it now and you cannot tell where the wall paper starts or ends or where thes is. >> so you are wondering, where is the work of art? is it the work behind the wall paper or is the wall paper that is the most important to look at. there's cell phone numbers that are embedded in, and you can text a question to the wall paper and it will answer you. i texted will donald trump become president and a male voice came out and said, it's going to be a tight race. >> that's pretty funny. >> all right, if you are looking for a sense of community. head to the south bay, mountain play has the perfect combination of classic musical play in an awesome setting. >> it's morin, it's a wonderful company, mountain play that has been putting on productions for 103 years and a classic 1957 musical, westside story, they are doing this production. it's the second time in the company's history that people have been able to see this show. it's a lively production. it's got some seasoned pros in it and up and comers and it's a great time. you can hike up there or take the bus if you li

i'm going to get you where it ain't too much attention at, right? your back off the wall, you looking out here thinking this gate has been open. i come up behind you. put something in your back. what you going to do? what you going to do? you ain't going to do nothing. you going to lay down right there and you're going to bleed right there. you're going to bleed to death. so what's your best friend? exactly. having your back on the wall. >> the next stop is a standard two-man cell. >> hey, fool, man, what the [ bleep ] doorstop. what the hell is wrong with you? >> see how small this cell is. two grown men in here, not very much room. >> you don't get up in the middle of the night and flush that toilet like that. if i'm sleeping i'm going to get up in your ass. >> suddenly, the visit takes an unexpected turn. >> [ bleep ]. you bad. come on. bring your badass home. come on, [ bleep ]. what's happening? >> this was some wise-ass kid who was just making cracks and one big inmate who saw it out of the corner of his eye decided he was going to make an example out of this kid. h

for generations, you wall with a conduit. you are not needed as much and not relationship these days. i'm not saying you are not needed, but because that technology, both sides of that relationship can circumvent you to some extent. so when you see white house or political campaign on either side of the iit password being, right now we are still trying to experiment and figure out the appropriate use. i do not think this is appropriate. there is a way to directly engage them directly take a message. i understand why people pursue that. having said that, i will say there are challenges on the other side of this equation. the reporter who says in the few that i've heard say the that notion you have to go to the white house to cover the white house is no longer true and necessary. the notion that because of the internet and because people's views -- the digital age is creates a whole new does, a whole new reality for so many people because anybody's a journalist. anybody with an opinion can set up their own corner and gravitate t

the easiest thing to do this and going to build the wall. you don't want to build a wall with a neighbor. >> there is a lot of legal mexican migration to the united states. people who are petitioned for by their relatives. for that decade going forward, about 100,000 people year gaining legal entry into the united states, getting their green cards and eventually citizenship. so we mustn't forget that. you wantanother reason a wall or protection for people coming in that way. it's dangerous out there. these terrible stories about dozens if not hundreds of people getting killed coming across, one way or another, illegally. we want to have some kind of orderly system between the two countries. that would include, as governor some kind of mechanism whereby people can go back and forth and can also get employment. worker programt is not a bad idea. by not having that kind of program and abolishing it in lbj did, there was no come here andn to then go back home without fear of going back-and-forth across the border illegally. so what did they do, they

among other things, lester pointed out trump's criticism of hillary clinton for taking wall street money. >> will you wall street money? >> i'm taking very little. >> but you will take some? >> i don't know. we'll have to see who comes up. >> you will not take a pledge not to take it. >> let me tell it differently. she's taking tremendous amounts of wall street money. i put up my own money. >> trump also insisted the personal e-mail server clinton used as secretary of state was hacked but couldn't say where he got that information. meantime, bernie sanders told a packed hall in new york that he's just getting started. the vermont senator was referring to his political revolution that challenged hillary clinton's campaign for the democratic presidential nomination. sanders vowed to campaign across the country on behalf of progressive causes. he also told his backers they have to make sure trump is not e ele elected. >> we understand that trump is so -- i mean, it's hard almost to imagine a man who has such limited capabilities becoming president. >> sanders still hasn't formally dropped out of the rac

but a real wall. you ever seen the wall they have?y take a pogo stick and go right over the wall. they actually build a ramp and they go over with a car loaded with drugs. not going to be any ramps with my wall. it will be a serious wall. it will be a real deal wall. it will be way up there. it will be a big, beautiful wall. and you know what? someday they may name it after trump, but i would rather have a statue in washington, d.c. let's do a real good job. so look, we are going to build that wall. mexico is going to pay for that wall. we have a $58 billion trade deficit with mexico. $58 billion. that does not include the drugs pouring across the border, and yet we have companies moving into mexico. they just took the world golf championship out of miami and brought it into mexico. the people of miami are furious. they brought it into mexico. they signed like a six-year deal with mexico. they take everything. they take everything, because we allow it to happen. but we are not going to allow it. carrier airample of conditioning. we wo

among other things, lester pointed out trump criticism of hillary clinton for taking wall street money. >> will you street money? >> i'm taking very little. >> you will take some? >> i don't know. we'll have to see who comes up. >> you won't pledge nod to take it. >> i have turned down millions of dollars from people who i don't really want to give me money. she's taken tremendous amounts of wall street money. i put up my own money. >> trump also insisted the personal e-mail server clinton used as secretary of state was hacked but he couldn't say where he got that information. >>> meantime, bernie sanders told a packed town hall in new york that he's just getting started. the vermont senator wasç referring to his political revolution, as he calls it, to challenge hillary clinton's campaign for the democratic presidential nomination. he vowed to campaign across the country on behalf of progressive causes. he also told his backers they have to make sure trump is not elected. >> we understand that trump is so -- i mean, it's hard almost to imagine a man who has such limited capabilities becoming pres

will you take wall street money? >> i'm taking very little. >> you will take some? >> i don't know. who comes up. i have turned down millions of dollars from people who i don't really want the give me money. she's taken tremendous amounts of wall street money. i put up my own money. now we started raising money. i've gone to different events. a lot of money is being raised for the republican party. i think you'll be surprised when you see the next report. >> do you plan to debate her? >> of course i do. >> three times? >> i think it's three. >> you plan on doing them? >> sure. >> are you preparing for them? >> i think my whole life has been in preparation. >> you made an appeal to bernie sanders voters to come over to team trump. you're asking people who support a democratic socialist to come over to you, a symbol of capi l capitali capitalism. >> true. >> who said he may or may not take wall street money. >> let me tell you why. i'm no fan of bernie. bernie sanders is right about trade. he's right. the difference between him and me is i'll do something about it. i'll do something a

. >> you are a texas giechlt and you must like the border wall? right. >> you don't like the wall? >> no. if that wall was so important as an american citizen given it is worth 10 billion and going up by the million. why doesn't he put it up. >> charity wall. >> and i think he wants to be president and wall, too. >> you have to do the right thing. you have to put your money where your mouth is. >> if you are the owner of the dallas maverrisks and somebody sneaks in and sits in the season of regular ticket holders and causing mayhem and buying food. you wouldn't allow that? >> depends on if the seats were empty or not. >> it is sold out every nim. >> we have the longest streeng. >> and so why should america let people come in line without buying tickets. >> that is oversimplification. >> trying to keep it simple for you, mark. >> i appreciate that. and the reality is immigration the real problem. if we had jobs for everybody and immigration would not be be the issue today, would it? so if part of illegal immigration is deportation, correct. and so

let me show you the three most recent polls conducted in the last week. nbc/"wall street journal"/marist poll puts clinton up by 2%. same story for the field poll. clinton up with a margin of error about four percentage points. clinton was in the bay area yesterday in vallejo talking with community leaders about education. in oakland where she told folks that she would bring jobs and keep trying to end gun violence. former president bill clinton was also in the bay area. he was in los gatos shaking hands. while hillary clinton is sure of a win tomorrow, she says senator sanders says that even if she takes california, his superdelegate count puts him within striking distance of the nomination if there is a broken convention. >> if working people, young people are prepared to come out make it clear it's too late for establishment politics, we are going to win. >> after tuesday, i will do everything to reach out and try to unify the democratic party and i expect senator sanders to do the same. >> senator sanders was in san diego ahead of today's bay area trips. he wil

when you have open campus like on't have walls or gates around it, people walk in and out of there and have pretty much access to ucla. my problem with this, you can minimize the risk but never be 100% keeping out somebody who want to get in there and hurt somebody. trish: isn't that the truth. mike, your thoughts? >> yeah. that is absolutely true. there is no way around it. unsatisfying as an answer. whether talking about terrorism or active shooter situation like this, you can minimize the risk but never drop it down to zero. this is not a zero-sum game. we gotten to the point in our lives a lot of general public wants no risk, they want no risk in their life at all. that is unfortunately how it works on planet earth. elementary school, you can put one point of access and ability to control it. campus of ucla, a city within a city, 40,000 plus students, and faculty, and the need to move in and out of there, you're not going to redice this thing down to zero but what what they have done, you put in place and exercise and work protocols and plans, crisis management planning for situati

   matter, viewer discretion is >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you've never seen. "lockup: raw." >>> most of the violent inmates that fill up our prisons across america have had a difficult childhood. they've either been born on the wrong side of the tracks, or they've had abusive uncaring families. but we found an inmate inside the penitentiary of new mexico who grew up with all of life's advantages and yet still became a violent predator. >> i come from a nice family. a good family compared to a lot of the families i hear about in here. my dad's a retired naval officer. he retired from the navy and joined the national guard, retired from the national guard and then started going to the county for job. he retired as the county jail administrator. my mom, she's a secretary. she's very educated, very knowledgeable, she quit to stay home with me so that i would have someone there for when i got home from school. do my homework, make sure i did what i had to do. >>

. >> thank you. wall street is waiting on clarity, this update, this happened in the last hour, not going to make them happy. the wife of golden state warriors steph curry will start a third delivery service. it is apparently launching soon. they call it gather. curry joins a long list of food delivery services, some seen here, make the food for you ahead of time and others bring you food from restaurants. curries will deliver you good ingredients. this is a crowded space. it's not a profitable one either. of all the businesses, this one is a tough one, but she enjoys cooking so we'll see. >> i was interested to see that come out. interesting i should say. >> maybe chef curry will find success. >>> things were a little hairy over in britain. a lot smoother in canada, right? not exactly. this is a perfect handshake moment but it goes awry. you go here, no you go there. a call it a handshake fail of the highest order for the man who leads north america. the three leaders quickly got over the photo op gone w

. >> good morning to you. wall street in a holding pattern. he market's bouncing back from early losses wednesday which were sparked by disappointing economic data. the dow and nasdaq managed small gains. you want to look for data on private sector jobs and unemployment. dow rising two points to 17789. nasdaq up four. >> a strange update in the fading fortunes of elizabeth holmes. the one-time wonder kid is worth billions and now worth nothing according to "forbes" magazine. "forbes" admits it has no access to holmes' financial information but holmes owns half the blood testing company she created theranos. it was worth billions, but is now only worth hundreds of millions. the way the divisions work out is the investors would get the first access to that money, she would get the second access. that would leave her with zero. she's always been a billionaire on paper. >> she is not even worth the paper. >> the overall value of the company, if it were to ipo or be sold has been cut by enormous amounts, which means her paper wealth has vanished. i

you rolled up a couple of weeks ago. the financial choice act. this is a broad bill overhauling how wall street is regular did bite washington. dodd frank was enacted nearly six years ago now i wonder why now is the time you think there are to be an alternative put forward. >> it is increasingly evident that dodd frank broke its promises. it did not live up to its billing. consumers are figuring out that the economy has not improved. supporters of dodd frank told us it would lift the economy and it hasn't. and we have the single, weakest, most tepid recovery we have had in the history of america. the economy is not working for working americans. your of entrepreneurship at a generational low and much of that has to do with the sheer weight, volume complexity cost and uncertainty of the dodd frank bill on the capital market. you cannot have capitalism without capital and i think the timing is good to go to the american people and say, we tried the democrat way. doddied this thing called frank it is the economy working for you? most americans will say no. second of all, it is important to

you totally don't foresee. >> yeah. the wallberlin came down, south africa turned upside down and unimagined things can happen. >> yeah. >> but where they're saying about driving in israel, don't be right, be clever. because if you enter and you say i'm right, i drive in, you get into such a collision, this is -- it's better to have a strategy, , to be clever, what you do when you enter this next intersection. >> i think the solution is on the israeli side. always the solution is with the person with the power and the control. .ave fouound is this project, whicich iss calleled s ththe childrdren. saving palestinianan children w have every right to leaead. no aidd isis able get too them, , they dieie. theyey have almomost 600 childr. israeli and palestitinian doctc have worked on them. rereconciliationon is working together. i don't think we needed reconciliation. i think we work together as if there was already peace. i hope that things can change and i always believe that the power is in the people. so they can make the change.

. >> you can't sit back behind walls and expect the information to come to you. you got to go out and get it. >> we would get information that was bad information and innocent people get killed on both sides. >> we knew there was a degree of professionalism we were facing, and it was deadly. >> we could tell when someone was lying, and we'd confront them with those lies. >> everybody you talk to has a piece of information that you may not have known would become value until later on. >> time was running out, but i would not stop looking for saddam. ♪ ♪ >>> saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within 48 hours. their refusal to do so will result in military conflict. >> under the president's order, coalition forces began the ground war to disarm iraq and liberate the iraqi people. >> operation iraqi freedom, our effort to dismantle the iraqi regime is fully under way. >> it started with the airstrikes in march. the ground campaign began late march/early april. i believe the last time we saw saddam was april 9th in the infamous clip of him moving down the str

you think of that? >> that's exactly right. it appears to be a great day on wall the dow up 200 points, and it is. and all the sectors, hi, with the exception of utilities. the bigger picture here is you do have jitters on wall street. so much so that investors are sitting on the most cash that they've seen, the biggest cash pile since november of 2001. even the fund manager, bank of america, merrill lynch also noting that they've upped their cash making it 5.7% of their portfolio. they just put out a note titled no bulls on bear mountain. so while people are making some money and trying to make some investments, amazon, for example, is up 60% in over 52 weeks, facebook, and even asset management and we just said recently has been noting even right now in the short-term, there's this frenzied environment, a period where now brexit british exit from the euro zone front and center. and that's the thing this week. well, we've had so many other issues over the last year. connell: yeah, bob think so we're getting carried we with this. we'll know next week. in the meant

you almost did that. it's scary, though, a team like the cavs or any championship caliber team with the potential of their backs against the wall, we seen what the warriors can do. >> it's now or never. they don't win tonight, they are putting a fork in it. >> would you say the presumptive -- >> we got politics on the brain. we are also looking at what's going to be a nice day today before things will cook up again. >> yeah, it will take a few days, we will have a couple of days to enjoy some nice weather. taking a look outside right now, we are looking at cloudy skies over san jose. that is the way we have been starting the past few morning. you know how it goes. the sky all clears out by mid-morning, early afternoon and then we'll see some sunshine the rest of the day. it's 50 degrees in san francisco, east bay at 59 degrees. it's 57 in nevada and san jose. the clouds come through the next several hours. at first pitch we cool back down to 60 degrees and mostly cloudy skies, fog rolling back in by the end of the game. now we are looking at another pattern change as we go into a couple of days. this area of low pressure stays

wall street again. well, that will not happen on my watch. i can guarantee you. [ applause ] we can't ever let wall street wreck main street again. >> hillary clinton trashes the banks every time she opens her mouth and yet, she made $21 million in two years making speeches to those very banks that she trashes every day. now, you tell me there isn't some kind of a game being played here? with do you think would happen if we could successfulry inform all of these democrat voters that she and her husband and the entire democrat party are in bed with these bankers and contrary to the democrats' rav vising these bankers and keeping them honest and all that, that they're in bed with them. >> and it's not just rush limbaugh who doesn't believe her. a brand new quinnipiac university poll of the three major swing states, florida, ohio, and pennsylvania asked do you believe secretary hillary clinton will try to reign in the power of wall street? and the majority in each state says she won't even try. co-host of the five and author of the soon to be new book wake up, amer

. >> you are a texas giechlt and you must like the border wall? >> you don't like the wall? >> no. if that wall was so important as an american citizen given it is worth 10 billion and going up by the million. why doesn't he put it up. >> charity wall. >> and i think he wants to be president and wall, too. >> you have to do the right thing. you have to put your money where your mouth is. >> if you are the owner of the dallas maverrisks and somebody sneaks in and sits in the season of regular ticket holders and causing mayhem and buying food. you wouldn't allow that? >> depends on if the seats were empty or not. >> it is sold out every nim. >> we have the longest streeng. >> and so why should america let people come in line without buying tickets. >> that is oversimplification. >> trying to keep it simple for you, mark. >> i appreciate that. and the reality is immigration the real problem. if we had jobs for everybody and immigration would not be be the issue today, would it? so if part of illegal immigration is deportation, correct. and so if they