the week of war with brad. with nancy's father on the stand, prosecutors played the phone message nancy left her parents after she returned home from that vacation with her family. >> the house was so dirty. there's an ant infestation on the table. i'm so furious. it was disgusting when i got there. >> as that last week went on, the fighting escalated. on the friday, friend diana duncan said nancy was shaking with anger when she revealed brad withheld her allowance. >> did she tell you what kind of day this was? >> this was an i hate brad day. she said that at least three times. she said i hate you, brad cooper. i hate you, i hate you, i hate you. >> she lived across the street. it was her party that friday at which nancy and brad fought openly, she said. >> her tone at that point was angry but also there was a tone of, you're an idiot. >> brad went home with the girls around 8:00. nancy stayed on. bitterly complaining about brad, even to strangers like donna lopez. and once in a while, said donna, nancy nervou

♪ read: -- brad: i am brad stolen in for emily chang. this is "the best of bloomberg technology," where we bring you all of our top interviews from this week in tech. coming up, we just became a real car company. those are the words of tesla's ceo elon musk after reaching his goal of building 5000 model threes in the final week of june. but questions swirl surrounding quality. plus, dell is going public, offering a cash stock deal worth billions, entering a new stage of a multiyear turnaround plan. and more institutional investors are diving into cryptos and coinbase is taking customers. how one of the world's biggest exchanges plans to sign billions under management by the end of the year. but first to our top story. tesla engineered a late quarter production burst with the model three, but delivered fewer sedans in the second quarter than expected. however, it has thousands more of the cars in transit towards buyers. and for the first time, tesla exceeded their target of building 5000 model threes in a single week. yet on tuesday, thei

brad: and the u.s. food -- vaping. brad: and the u.s. food and drug administration are not happy about this. what are the regulatory challenges for jewel -- jule? >> the fda knocked on the door and said we need to know more about their product. what are the health concerns, provide us with research. you also need to tell us about your internal marketing materials. are you trying to target children? which, you know that is an audacious ask. --julesaid we do not said we do not cater to that. there are other bathing companies that are doing other colors as well and flavors. there are other companies that have more can flavor friendly and colors -- kid friendly flavors and colors. aad: they can say this is healthier alternative than traditional cigarettes, but still, i imagine that's not true. >> some say it is much better than smoking a cigarette. causing a it is problem called popcorn lung. i'm still trying to wrap my head around it. it is relatively unknown at this point. it is unknown as a technology and we know it is extremely popular i

brad: this is "the best of bloomberg technology." i'm brad stone in san francisco. back to tesla, elon musk hit his long-delayed target goal of producing 5000 model 3 sedans in a week. musk went to great lengths to hit his mark, including constructing a giant tent housing an assembly line. now, the ceo has the challenge of winning over doubters who say this is just not sustainable, and he also need to address the may accusation made tuesday that the model 3 cars made on a tent covered production line were not of the same quality as those made inside the plant. we caught up with bloomberg opinion's liam denning. >> fair play to the company, they hit their 5000 a week target like they said they would. and i think, you know a lot of a , bulls will take comfort from that, but i think it sort of misses the bigger picture, which is, you know, to be a profitable carmaker, which tesla has yet to prove they can be, they need to have sustained, high-volume, high-quality production. and hitting that target in one week at the end of the quarter, kind of in a repeat of what they

brad: thank you very much. coming up, back to tesla's newly released production figures, hitting the milestone could be a double-edged sword. we are livestreaming on twitter, follow our global breaking news network at tic toc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "bloomberg technology." i am brad stone in san francisco. elon musk reached the goal of building 5000 model threes in a week, he constructed a giant tent within a similar life and that has the challenges of winning over doubters who say this is not sustainable. joining us is liam. are you among the doubters? >> some skepticism, yes. brad: they have hit the threshold. elon seems like he pushed the company almost to the breaking point to get there. is it sustainable? their 5000 pert week target like they said they would. bulls will take comfort. it misses the bigger picture. carmaker,ofitable which they have yet to prove they can be, they need to have sustained high volume, high quality production. reaching the target in one week at the end of the t

brad: joe, do you agree with that? big institution, have you lost your appetite for cryptocurrencies considering the depreciation in value? -- answerd adams in to be interesting. there is no doubt that the second half of 2017, particularly the last few months, there wasn't so much interest in that institutional money. this wall of money that was supposed to come in. and it doesn't seem like platforms like coinbase is what everyone said is missing. there is custody, legal clarity, money would come in. and i have been fascinated to a building of the institutional infrastructure, not only coinbase and others, totally coinciding with this relentless selling. news whatsoever has boosted the price of any cryptocurrency for any length of time. so really, the exact opposite of the second half of 2017, where it is clear the infrastructure is being built in the capacity has expanded but it has not boosted the prices. brad: adam, is demand from institutions the same as it was when you announced that last year? adam: absolutely, i

behind the scenes with brad pitt. his new movie with leo and his time at home with the kids. >>> then, justin bieber, groom and wedding planner? all smiles with the paparazzi, dishing on his big day. >>> and -- the brady bunch exclusive. inside the iconic '70's home up for sale. stories you never heard. >> oh, my nose. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> demi lovato is in stable condition tonight after reportedly overdosing on heroin. the troubled singer had to be rushed to hospital. >> nancy, this is heartbreaking story. demi has been so open about her struggles with sobriety. now, there's this alarming development. >> i wasn't ready to get sober. throwing up at night. >> downward spiral. she's been an addict more than sober for most of her adult life. these are the quotes coming in from a source as news of her overdose spread early this afternoon. >> i was either craving drugs or was on drugs. i remember thinking, oh, my god, i might be overdosing right now. ♪ ♪ i'm so sorry >> last month, demi confessed sh

on my website, brad thor.com. if you want to sever the most recent one, spymaster, either way i hope you'll be happy and they'll i'll cut you a longtime reader after this. >> host: we discussed this towards the beginning of the show, but let's revisit chari tweeting in. what is in store for scott hardbacks? any future book plans and while writing books you take into account recent world events? >> guest: great question. i do take into consideration world events than i do make sure that i am keeping up with what is happening in the world. as far as what is next, i know everything that has happened in spymaster and you haven't had a chance to read it yet here that is coming for you tuesday. i hope you're beginning the book when it comes out. you will see the seeds of a lot more future things coming for him as soon as you raise there. -- "blowback" that i hate to be so coy with you, but i've got some specific things. i joke around with my friend that if i put out too much in the public sphere that jim and steve will

as for brad, a source tells "e.t." "make it right" remains a top priority for him, that he's is in it for the long haul and continues to visit new orleans, adding, unlike others, he has poured more time and resources into fixing things, not less, and he never ran away. i do want to say that brad continues to pour money into the project and they know there are problems. i really believe they will get them fixed. >> his intentions for always good. he stepped up. >>> now let's get to our update on george clooney. yesterday we showed you the video of his horrible crash. now we're seeing for the first time what it did to the oscar winner. back on his feet, with a visible scrape on his elbow, today was the first sighting of the 57-year-old in the two days since his terrifying scooter accident in italy. seen here leaving the island of sardinia on a private plane, george walked with the support of an assistant and his wife amal. she was also holding their 1-year-old twin ella. once the couple gets to the plane, it appears geor

behind the scenes with brad pitt. his new movie with leo and exclusive details on his time at home with the kids. plus how ryan reynolds got brad to be in deadpool 2. >> oh, wow. >> and tom cruise breaks news on his top gun sequel co-star. >> you'll see why she's perfect for it. >> plus the secret life of ashton kutcher? >> what is this office he claims to go in. >> why mila is questioning her hubby's after hours activities. >> not everything adds up. i'm like, what do you really do? >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> news on demi lovato after her hospitalization for an overdose. cameron mathison is off this weekend but keltie knight is here with me. >> troubled singer demi lovato has been so open about her struggles with sobriety. just last month she admitted she had fallen off the wagon. we have the latest after this we week's alarming developments. >> gather any medications if she's on any. >> authorities have released the 911 call from demi's home. the caller wanted praaramedics arrive quietly. >> no sirens r

." >> as many of you know, brad makes a cameo in deadpool 2. ryan told me the real deal on how it all came about. >> don't call it a comeback, >> i was told all he wants is a cup of coffee. and i said like a franchise or just one individual cup of coffee. and i was told one individual cup of coffee, which is really his way of saying, like, i'm doing it for nothing and it was. >> brad's cameo as the mutant superhero vanisher lasts only a split second and took seven minutes to film. ann? "deadpool" director david leitch was brad's stunt double in "ocean's 11" and "mr. and mrs. smith." >> what's more irresponsible than taking, you know, one of the biggest movie stars in the world and giving him a role that is utterly wordless and invisible with the expectation of three frames of film and that's kind of amazing. >> celine dion the same kind of deal? >> it really kind of resonated for her and she just when she since it, you can't help but just have tears fire out of your face. >> okay, and if you're keeping up with ryan and his wife blake lively tro

brad, longtime frustrated writer and screenwriter. what is the best way to get an agent. >> there is something called the writers guide to literary agents. you can order it from your local independent bookstore, amazon, telephone directory, so you agents looking for new authors and what areas they are looking for. it is the best thing and every agent watching this will hate my guts but i don't care. this is important for writers. agents tell you they only went to be queried one at a time, you send to agent number one and wait until they reply, they don't like multiple submissions but if it takes that first agent three months to get back and tell you know you have to go to 12 agents before you find yours, that is three years out of your life which i tell people pick the 5 to 10 best for you and hit the mall at the same time to if they were good agent they will see her talented snap you up and they should have to compete for it. >> host: you mentioned the athena project, where does that come from? >> guest: you brought up the concept of

manifest they're like, brad thor and there's a brad thor book on his seat. so he plays it. >> host: another anymore your book is the sixth sense that agented steam to have. >> guest: i'm a big believer in man is the only animal that ignores they're intuitionment we have a rule in my house which is the only time you can use ear buds is when you're in the house. don't get to shut off your hearing when you go outside. i remember -- i knew some folks involved in the investigation several years ago in times square where there'd been that horrible, horrible killing where the man had driven his car down the sidewalk and killed -- injured a bunch of people in times square by and talked no in children. it happened very quickly. might not have made the difference whether you had ear but order out in but if you heard people screaming a fraction of section could have bought you a chance. so intuition is a big thingening. trusting your gut. i if you talk to people put their lives on the line, they talk but not believing in coincidence. the think ian fleming say first tim

brad, does it appear that amazon -- amazon made a full recovery? brad: it does. let me tell you the slow cooker. i tried to buy it five times . i don't know what it does. i was told to buy it because it was on sale. emily: i have one. i don't know how to use it. brad: last night, the site went back up. i bought it. apparently my colleague estimated that many zone forfeited $99 million in sales. they recovered. emily: would you agree a drop in the bucket? >> yeah. if these are compared to other we see the releases, things happening but it is not expected from amazon. if you look at the numbers now, the early numbers, they will hit a record. it will show up in the guidance as well. emily: you track 100 billion devices and you're looking at shoppers behavior. what did you see? how much did this glitch as far as ung tell hurt them? >> we did not see that the glitch hurt them too much. we think they still have an incredibly strong start to the day. we've seen some really strong growth with some of the products they've got like own private label product. amazon echo, a

. >> by the way, brad picked up on this. that is why they are all awesome. >> of course we are talking with authors of "the great revolt: inside the populist coalition reshaping american politics" here on sirius xm. talking about some of your favorite archetypes named by brad and maybe a couple of your favorite interviewees, the people, a thousands of people, but a couple you've interviewed that you were intrigued by the most and what intrigued you about them. >> one of my favorites are grossed on power named by brad. so these are suburban women who are college-educated, very successful in life and they live in s suburban america. one of the things that drove them in one of the most important things was their support of thehe second amendme. it is something i don't think has been talked about enough even now, even today at the nra convention last week. the conversations i've had with women has been incredibly'v intriguing. one woman comic in a child's lower. she's the cfo of a family business in kenosha, wisconsin. she was v

the authors are salena zito and brad todd. thanks so much for joining us, this is serious xm's potus channel, go pick up a copy, read it, market up and keep it handy. it is going to help. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you all for coming. >> there are books right outside the studio. >> i don't know. .. the press fell in love with bobby kennedy was exactly what the press is looking for today in a candidate. as is the public. it was a candidate who was authentic. it was somebody the political press featuring discussions on world war iiho the works progress ministration and baseball. visit books tv.com. they talk about escaping death threats in and the war in yemen with the help of interfaith activist. also this weekend journalists krista lawless and the effect it's having on our bodies. computer scientists in a philosopher argues against the use of social media they advanced into enemy -controlled parts. that is all this we can on book tv on c-span two. for complete schedule visit book tv.org. we kick off the week

my question, i know that brad is a fan of old hollywood. we keep hearing about who he would want to play in the modern era, i was curious, if he could have anyone from classic hollywood do it who would he have? >> guest: that's an awesome question. i would say steve mcqueen. the young steve mcqueen. he was a marine, he had the right combinations, i talked to hollywood and thank you for such a great question. i talked to hollywood about current actors and one thing i keep coming up with is intelligence level of the actor. it cannot be just a pretty face. one reason i found matt damon so believable in the movies, when jason goes to his safety deposit box pulls off his passport, that's my exact birthday. august 21, 1969. the thing that cemented this for me and i read those books as a kid was how smart that damon is. there's some great actors out there would never want. i always use matt damon by saying that's the kind of smarts you're gonna want in a guy. >> host: i want to show a tweet that came out the year two back. what are we looking at?

. >> president cohen: we have brad benson coming up. we heard this item in budget committee for seawall bond in june. because of state legislation, you are coming back before us. why don't you tell us about it. >> thank you very much. brad benson, representing the port director, elaine forbes. i'm here with my colleague, deputy director of finance and administration, and director of public finance in the controller's office. >> president cohen: fantastic. >> so when we were before this committee before in june, there was some concern about a new state law requirement regarding how ballot questions are printed on the actual ballot that people vote on. the legislature passed add requirement last year requiring financial information be included in that ballot question including the tax rate, duration of the tax, and the estimated annual revenues. at the time, the legislature was considering delaying that requirement. so to be able to respond to the uncertainty the committee split the file and left the ballot question in committee, which is

scarlet: brad, what do you think? brad: amazon has 22 year history of diving into complex, low margin, very defensible businesses believing technology is the advantage and they can do it better than anyone. they are pursuing both opportunities. we don't have to pick one. i think they have things to figure out on advertising customert is not except like they called on other businesses. the logistic staff is in their sweet spot. they will do them both. joe: i want to show a chart i am looking at on the blog showing amazon web services revenue gloats -- growth. it seems to be gathering steam. if you go back to last summer, the revenue growth was around 40%. now it is edging closer to 50%. what you make of this, paul? paul: a couple points to make about the cloud business. it is the sexiest story in the business in general. if you want to get your stock multiples up, talk about the cloud. the companies dominating the cloud business is amazon, out of is there, microsoft is there, there are big players and -- how habet isis

brad jacksso y basod o w overturned. witnesses say the mercedes owner kept locking the car until police got there to arrest the man. >> think she probably did the right thing by creating attention, you know, drawing attention to your self. imean, she just be very brad. >> reporter: brad jackson's grieving friends left with the looming question. >> what caused the- this other individualo violently attack him and, you know, what the situation was. definitely still a mystery. >> now the other big question -- the other big q victim and the suspect know one another in the victim's friends think so but police are keeping that infor tion under wraps right now. that suspect is being held without bond. back to you now in the >> all right, julie carey, thank you. >>> now to e story that has the whole world talking. president trump on his way back here toasngton after that whirlwind overseas trip that culminated with thi meeting with vladimir putin that's drawing heavy criticism even from members ois h own party tonight. speaking i

brad: brad. chris: brad? nice to meet you. brad: we do a little bit of everything, but mainly handle all the operations for all the brands that we bring in. chris: right on. awesome. i started -- diaper dude is the name of the company. they're diaper bags designed for dads, messenger-style. juli: cool. brad: i've actually seen your canvas... chris: oh, yeah. brad: ...the full bag at buy buy baby. juli: he's actually a new dad. chris: oh, right on! really? juli: so he's your spokesman right here! [ laughter ] ♪ renae: chris, how are you? chris: hi. renae: renae. nice to meet you. chris: nice to meet you. chris: this is meredith. renae: hi, meredith. lemonis: chris started a company called diaper dudes a long time ago -- 15 years now. chris: 15, yeah. renae: well, we've been around diapers and poop for about 10 years now, so... lemonis: so let's jump in. today, i've brought chris and meredith to camelot kids, a local daycare, to get feedback on their products from their key customer -- dads. chris: it's actually really excitin

lisa: a way to save earth, according to brad's story. brad stone, thank you so much. you can read more about amazon space edition in this week's edition of business week. and another tech giant reporting after the bellies intel, also the focus of today's business of equality, our ongoing conversation about the bottom line of diversity. intel has plans to increase its diversity by starting at the top. ian king has some news on the countries divert -- companies diversity efforts. and you wrote about how when intel was searching for the ceo replacement, they considered very few qualified female candidates, regardless of their gender. walk us through the three candidates? >> you have lisa hsu, who is the ceo of amd. intel's only real rival out there as we saw yesterday. she did a pretty good job, at least the market thinks so. she has turned that company around and has all the credentials in the market. then you have rene james, who was a cohort of krzanich, someone who is running a chip company and understands intel's culture, the chip market, and the third candidate is

brad didn't have enemies. brad was a care-free, loving person. investigators believe jackson and the suspect were strangers. his attorney says hlans to explore the suspect's mental health condition. >>> it's 4:48. people walking near dupont circle's fountain got acreepy surprise. the fountain's water was red blood. someone tweeted and said, please tell me why the fountain is blood red before i freak out. the national park service said somee put redye powder in the water. crews will scrub away the coloring and refill the fountain. no locuslocusts. >>> the all-star game is a home run for the city. it causes a boost in economic activity. when you have a business with a home fld advantage like this, the salt line is sandwiched between natsark and the river. they had to boost the staff ahead of the business boom. >> we're bringing in staff from our other restaurants. we're bringing in former staff. we're bringing in friendsnd family. anyone whots wan an opportunity to make a couple extra dollars. >> anybody wants to work. just a five-minute walk from

the authors are selena and brad, thanks so much for joining us. this is siriusxm channel, go pick up a copy, read it, market up and keep it handy. it's going to hell. [applause] -- point to help. [applause] does everybody have a book? there are books right outside the studio. >> this week with tv is in prime time tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern newt gingrich with his book trumps america, the truth about our nation's great comeback. wednesday at 9:00 p.m., in-depth fiction addition with best selling author brad thor. thursday night at eight eastern michelle obama on her memoir the coming. then the book natural causes, and epidemic of wellness, the certainty of dying and killing ourselves to live longer. watch book tv in prime time on c-span2. next, former secretary of state condoleezza rice and amy the guard on their book political risk how businesses and organizations can anticipate global insecurity. they were interviewed at the hoover institute by

brad: absolutely. erik: then that means the general counsel's are dumb enough to be misled by the sec. brad: i don't blame companies that trust that the new york stock exchange, who is their regulator from the listing standpoint, is going to to servermislead them commercial business interest. i think some people trust the new york stock exchange, and in this instance, that trust has been abused. if the sec issues guidance, do people question the nature with which they are issuing that? they are, they are a self-regulatory group. julie: that was our exclusive interview. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: "what'd you miss?" but itomi ipo was hailed was a rocky start for the company's first-ever trading, going down as much as 6% in hong kong. we had a little glitch in the first day chart, but it was not a happy debut. but the expectation and the hype were huge going into this, so what happened, there was obviously a disconnect. with thisnot discount company has managed to do. they been around fo

bush senior staffer brad blakeman. melissa: back to the markets, the dow is soaring as big names in the techs soaring to a record close for the nasdaq. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. what a trade today, nicole. >> unbelievable. when we had the dip in the middle of the week on trade concerns one of the traders told me early this morning. i'm on the wrong side of the trade. i didn't bet this way and i'm surprised to see this selloff, i'm buying more. i'm buying more because i think it will bounce back. in fact now we see up arrows across the board. dow, nasdaq, s&p, up five of six days. you see here the dow gained 225 points. positive for 2018. you mentioned some of those tech stocks, dave asman, take a look at some of these, here you go. amazon, new closing records. amazon new record. facebook new record. microsoft, google. alphabet. all of these are new records today and i have to tell you everybody are using these phrases when you walk around here, how are people feeling? they're looking at the

here's brad with gwyneth paltrow in the mid '90s. he goes a little more brunet heen he started dating jennifer aniston. transforms with an gentlemjeli jolie. matched her hair style almost to a tee. this is incredible once it wast pointed this is not just these four examples. many. >> ias like really? she's written too much into it. >> go to that thread and see t what ynk. let us know on social media what you think. >> still ahead, the packers put the pedal to the metal. you're watching "early today." o. it was tough getting out there on stage. o. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell

bush, brad blakeman. we go from blake burman, to brad blakeman. let me start with you, brad, i was worried about tongue-twister, can democrats stop this if they don't like the nominee? >> no they can't. they made the bed. harry reid changed 9 rules. simple majority is needed. not so simple to get majority even for republicans. the four candidates being spoken of, if that is in fact the pool president is to choose from are outstanding. by the way it is transparent. people have known about these choices for some time. they have been fully vetted. i don't see any obstacle in the president in any one of these choices getting it past senate confirmation. adam: scott, we've already had senator collins, susan collins from maine say she would not vote in favor of confirmation for any nominee who was intending to overturn roe v. wade, but what nominee would actually testify that was their intention? none of them would sit in that chair, tell the committee that is what i intend to do, aren't they? >> i want to tell my friend, hold on, not so staff. you make

brad is up above this. show usn what's goingd what people are doing. >> right now, it's the exit ramp they're they're swinging that right lane over to get past this leanup. 's hard t see because it's underneath the overpass. there's a lot of debris and a lot of fluid. you see that person spreading out the absorbent. ey had a bobcat vehicle to sweep up a lot of the debris. expect the cleanu to last little while. i'm hearing seven miles of delays. the best alternate route to get past this incident is going too be 1, coming from lorton, huge delays headed down southbound 95. what else is going on? >> the beltway is lookinggo . no big complaints. your travel time, the problem is going to be quantico to the beltway. listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. right now, we listen to mr. bel about tweather. >> thanks, melissa. it will be a golden glow at nats ballpark this morning. the atmosphere is supercharged with humidity this morning. you can tell the thickness of the atmosphere there through the mera lens. very hazy and stic

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brad: president trump has already under promised and overdeliver. he said we would have 3%, we have 4%. he has under promised on full employment. we are at full employment. people used to donald trump bloviating but in this case he is to -- he is delivering. he is making promises better than the promises made in the election. shery: david talked about people not being happy with the tax package. how the democrats be able to weaponize this? phillipe: it is something the democrats pointed out at the time. studies they conducted showed it would not affect most americans. most americans thought it would. a similar dynamic to most americans thinking they are in the stock market in the market increases our benefit. a lot of them are not even the market. especially in february where people were supposed to start seeing it in their paychecks and it is not materializing, people will start realizing that when he bloviate he is bloviating. there is no under promising and over deliberate -- over delivering. use saying whatever he wants but it is not reality. th

liz: brad, your reaction? >> the good news is the president had an opportunity to correct a bad story that was unfair because it didn't give the totality of the interview. liz: you said he did tough things. >> they were deserved. theresa may knows better than anybody what's going on in her country. so the president was stating the obvious. liz: democrats diane fine tine and chuck the president cancel his meeting with vladimir putin after a grand jury indicted 12 russian diplomats. the president was briefed on those charged earlier this week. but the president said the meeting its still on for monday. president trump: we'll be talking to vladimir putin about a number of things, ukraine, syria, we'll be talking about other parts of the middle east. i will be talking about nuclear proliferation. i know you will be asking if we will be talking about meddling. i absolutely will bring that up. i don't think we'll have a gee, i did it, you got me. there won't be a perry mason here. but you never know what happens. bu

jillian: let's talk about brad pitt. carley: he's dated a lot of leading ladies in his life and changed style to look like them. folks on social media, this is pretty funny, they are going nuts over recently 2006 news paper article that points out that brad pitt appears to change his hair and physical style to match the woman he's dating. let's take a look at this picture of brad pitt and ex-wife angelina jolie supporting hair and pop on over to when he dated jennifer anston. take a look at this paltrow and a couple of others that people think are very, very funny. a lot of people like i said talking about this, one twitter user says paltrow one of my favorite and with the one with anston, not noticed. let's get to one twitter user, i can't believe that i have only seen this. my mind is also blown. >> i see it, though, don't you guys have anything better to do, no, but i think it's really funny. carley: it play be a coincidence or do you think, hey, honey, how are we getting our hair done this week? jillian: i think it's

brad? >> i can chime in and say i think it would be a great idea for us to do some outreach in enrollment in the state of iowa. >> in mark's report which you all should read it was interesting -- and i don't know which state or where this was, but that's just a constant sort of aca and the barrage from the national level, all the, you know, we're going to repeal and replace, that actually had an impact of bringing people into the market because people were aware of it. it's sort of that earned/unearned media which was kind of interesting to me. it's on the stop, it wasn't outreach enrollment strategy, but just that it was part of the news cycle was kind of interesting to keep people aware, oh, that's -- you know, what is that and how do i go about that. so i think -- i think states are going to have to step up and do their own enrollment and outreach and i would imagine insurers are going to have to, too, especially for those who are making a ton of money right now on the subsidized market.