vice president of the ceoe also with us.ome pretty dire numbers there when we look at the forecast of the spanish economy contracting 15% in a down side scenario. how much is this to do with the structural of the economy and because it is exposed so heavily to the tourism industry and how much is down to the government's handling of the pandemic >> good morning. yes, as you mentioned spain is probably going to be one of the countries that are going to be hardest touched by this. our forecast in worst case is minus 15%. best case is other minus12%. if there is a prolonged lockdown in the latest part of the year there are three main reasons why we are hardest impact by the covid. first of all, we have one of the longest lockdown in the world. we were almost four months lockdown in spain. a very tough lockdown for the public secondly, our economic structure is composed of various smes touched hardest by the covid we are highly dependent on the tourism. that has been the sector that has been the worst impact by the covid. these

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the thmpany's ceoe could be more closings to follow. they are stores across the u.s. and canada. >>> target is holding its annual tteacher discount nex month. teachers can get 15% discount on selected items including school supplies and disinfectant and wipes and clothing and more. you have to verify you're a teacher to get the special discount. ourave a link to sign up on washington app. >>> a story of a disturbing picture to make sure our families are not exposed to graphic content on social media. >> people are paid as moderators to review the worst of the worst and keep it from our social media feeds. according to a report from the perch, moderators make t lessn 30,000 a year and get a 9-minute wellness break a day to see an on-site counselor. they say the job causes mental illness and post-traumic stress disorder because of what they see. >> they get mad if you take d n their posts for the wrong reason, right? they get really, really mad if you leave up something horrible. >> a tough job for those moderators. facebook spokesperson responded saying, in part, quote

been stepping back from his managerial duties for the past couple years but will continue to serve as ceoes ce entertainment company. he wanted to spend more time with his kids, away from the 24-hour grind. you know, with the breakups with idina menzel a ariana, >> and the names kept coming, right? and it was all like confined, yeah. it might be time to turn that page. >> and a lot more to the story than we might know. >>> exactly. the chain has been officially broken with fleetwood mac. stevie nicks says there's no chance of the band getting back together. she cited the declining health of lindsey buckingham as another major factor. buckingham was fired from the band in 2018. nicks said even if they could work together again she would be concerned about the toll touring would take on him. she said she will keep the music of the band alive for as long as she can. i find this so sad. like the end of an era. it will never happen again. they have so much history together professionally, personally. >> drama, too, talk about drama in the music industry. fleetwood mac has been through it, ups a

we asked the ceoe if thought the industry was moving too fast. >> what i worry about is that we don't build fast enough. so our customers have an incredible demand growth forecast. so in china's case, they're growing demand by 50% a year. so if we're not there to philamena need they're getting it somewhere else. >> america is currently the sixth biggest exporter of natural gas in the world. but experts predict we could jump to second in five years because the united states is kicking off so much from the shale o boom. this facility is built by bechtel the private massive building company we spoke to thd ceo a asked him if he thought the ambitious plans with would tually happen. >> it's sort of math matically improbable that every oneop ed in the market happens. of course the permitting process, the eis process that sorts out who gets to go ahead. but at the end of the day from our perspecti the bigge constraint is labor. >> the other question issoney. sloo stock markets and economies go up investors are more likely to spend thell ns to takes to build facilities like this. but if eithe

according to the lawsuit the ceoe mailed staff in may that said part of not being a huge jerk is considering how someone may feel who is part of a less represented group. sometimes these things happen on accident in which case you should apologize. in fairness if someone is a jerk to you and apologizes it's important to be thick skinned and accept that apology. >> it's not as he said in the e-mail about -- having a thick skin or not. it's about the law and the law prohibits this kind of behavior. >> reporter: vaughn was fired in october after six months on the job and told he was let go for not having a positive attitude. this marks the third racial discrimination lawsuit filed against tesla this year. >> if this case moves forward as a class action the first person that its likely to be deposed is the ceo. >> reporter: legal analyst steven clark. >> the key will be what did tesla do in response to the complaint? that is the real key. >> reporter: in fremont. maureen naylor. >> we did contact tesla and got a statement from the company reading in part, tes la is absolutely against any form of

. >> as for tesla, stocks soared today after ceoe elan musk says it is time to unveil something on octoberwe don't know what the d is. but there is a lot of speculation. it will be some sort of new tesla model. stay tuned. >> oh, how is that for a tease? >> all right. >>> 0 to 60 in two seconds? >> you are already there. >> know what i have in the weather office? heat. it will be hanging around a couple more days. hotter tomorrow. it was sure plenty hot near the water. san cruise, 94 at the beach in santa cruz. berkeley, upper 80s , hayward, upper 80s . bodega bay, you never hit 80, you did today. palo alto, dublin in the 70s after high ins the 80s and 90s but these will not be record highs. tall record highs from october 1 through the 17 are from the 90s and 100s . san francisco, i'm forecasting 80s which is certainly well above normal, but not record territory coming up tomorrow. warm night in san francisco. 63 oakland, san jose, 62. markedly cooler north and east. napa 56. concord, 57. it is all about the ridge of high pressure. it is now here, now that it is here, it will stick around

last week tiktok's ceoe] testifd before a u.s., denying the app has ever spied on americans atbeijing's request. also last week, utah's governor signed a measure requiring parental consent beforefu kids n sign up for sites like tiktok and instagram. >> the department of commerce understand that there are definitely going to be enforcement issues.g any time you wade into this type of an industry, it's going to be tough. we don't expect that we're goin% to be able to prevent, you know, every young person from getting around this. kids arey really smart. >> he wants to see congress enact strong federal legislation. banking committee will hold the first hearing on the collapse of silicon valley bank. the fdic chair and vice chair will testify before lawmakers as the banking sector continues to recover from the fallout of that. they will be back on capitol hill the following day to stand before house lawmakers. >>> for travelers flying out of sfo, you're looking live at the airport right now, which is set to begin runway repairs tomorr

first of, a model holden -- he is 90 now, still going strong. 500 ceoe only fortune to ever serve in congress, which is amazing. he gave up being the ceo of corning to represent our district. it is also my home. then to your question, the fbi -- my late husband lived in that world. factsill, with whatever or dispute what is out there when they can. there is a lot of issues that the fbi and the cia deal with, and when they can come public, they certainly will. host: we have been talking with sarah chamberlain, the president and ceo of republican main street partnership. again, republicanmainstreet.org is the website. thank you for your time. guest: thank you. host: coming up, we talk with associated press reporter alicia caldwell on the trump administration revised travel ban. and coming up later, bill gholston talk about how president trump's legislative agenda is faring with the republican-led congress so far. we will continue with "washington journal" after this. >> who will win studentcam's grand prize of $5,000? join us at 8:00 a.m. eastern on march 8 for the announcement. this y

. >>> space x is revealing a sneak peak of its space suit, ceoe lon musk posted a photo of the suit that nasa astronauts will wear when space x send them to the international space station as soon as next year. space x suits just don't look nice but they have been tested here on earth and they work. it has been a month an a half since uber riders were able to tip their drivers through the app. they are reporting those tips have added up to 50 million-dollar in comparison uber's competitor lyft allowed in app tipping for five years and says in that time its drivers have made 250 million-dollar. jim and rahel. >>> at least it seems to be a lyft driver, i don't know. >> what will do you that part-time with this schedule. >> what, me. >> no, not me. >> work such crazy hours. >> thanks, roxana, appreciate it. >>> how would you like to commute on the flying water taxi. french sailor bill this zero emissions boat he named sea bubbles. start up says several private investors are backing his project in several cities including paris, if you are interested in including sea bubbles as part of the p

our guest is the ceoe find ways to prevent this deadly disease. welcome to the program. >> hi, everybody. i am a medical oncologist and the ceo for formosa. >> if i may start out the program by asking you, can you give us a brief background about the formosa cancer foundation? >> sure. formosa cancer foundation was established in 1997. the major purpose for this foundation is trying to set up a program, a public education program, by using the health, lifestyle and more vegetables and fruit to reduce the cancer incidence and mortality. >> what are the major foot -- the major activities and functions of the foundation? you mentioned education. do you cut out courses or promotional videotapes for people to get a better understanding for ways to have a healthy diet and therefore a healthy lifestyle? >> the major thing for the education is teach the people that cancer is a preventable disease and that we focus on the family. so we educate the mother first. in the beginning, we are training 4000 mothers. and then we found the children play a major role

to one, generating more than 5 million-pounds of thrust, enough to launch a 737 space x founder and ceoe lon musk called it a success admitting he didn't think that this would work, the only hitch the center core was unable to slow down enough to land on the platform, anchored in the ocean. >> apparently it hit the water at 300 miles an hour and took out two of the engine on the ship. >> reporter: the two outside boosters that helped get falcon we have any to space musk got them back intact. they landed at cape can nav val airport station. >> that is most exciting thing i have ever seen, ever. >> reporter: pay load on this test launch is musk's midnight cherry tesla roadster with a dummy named star man, it is headed for a orbit around the sun that extends as far out as mars and could remain in orbit for hundreds of millions of years. manual, cbs news, kennedy space center. >> is there much more still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> including stocking up on merchandise for the big parade >> go eagles. >> go eagles, everybody is getting their trail of the eagles apparel.

it was an unbelievable move. , the ceoe now is dan of pfizer investment, which has 3.4 billion assets under management. how you view china. china?china -- view dan: it is messy. theeek that my feeling on way the market has rebounded and wipe them out in one day is investors are very anxious about the fact that this is such a controlled environment. the chinese government allows over 1000 stocks to trade. it plays around with the margin rules. it tells big investors do not sell. have a free market if the central bank is always getting in there and saying we don't like what is going on. doesn't mean that with the government did it didn't work? all of a sudden you turn around and went out. dan: saying something does or doesn't work in china -- it is a joke. this is a country that two weeks after the end of the quarter is able to tell you that growth was 7% per annum. economy and we are not going to get our first read on second-quarter gdp until later this week. china doesn't revise its numbers. what it says happen at the end of two weeks, done. say are doingey is working or not working,

ceoe do this right, the actually has an interesting decision during our investment window.ady to go big? is this company who is figured it out, and now i need money to scale? by keeping it lean and mean, our founders have the option of getting profitable. this was not some that you could do back in 99, or 2000. >> we were saying isn't the point of the a round only going to a handful of the seed round companies? sort of a weaning process ? interestingt -- the ring is the definition of a round is interesting. we are dealing with companies who are in their seventh institutional close. anderson harwood comes in and puts $20 million in and calls in series a. it's the seventh institutional close. in many ways, by the time the big firm comes in, that company dr-r ually deep risk -- e-ricked. go spend thean you money, it means you deserve the money. >> you change the negotiating stance. letguys have been there to them choose their terms. >> a lot of times as ceo will come to us the term sheet in hand from bigger firms. they will say hey, bullpen, and only this much money at. what i

ceoe know that facebook mark zuckerberg has been pretty critical of the administration when it comesnsa saying they basically blew it in exactly those words. hoping toexecutives get out of this meeting when it comes to that portion up? -- portion of it? yahoo!, the companies whose representatives were at the table -- they sent a letter to president obama and members of congress raising issues with the nsa program. one of the things they said was that the u.s. should be taking the lead going forward. they also want to be able to rein in the program, to determine ways that they can determine how their culpability is limited, to prevent the government from participating in the collection of some of this data. this comes on the heels of the administration's review of these policies, the president receiving the classified version of his outside panel of x boards -- of experts recommending changes to the program. also the white house had a meeting a couple hours after the federal judge ruled the metadata collection problem -- program is probably a violation of the fourth amendment. >> we a

. >>> former cbs ceoes moonves will not receive a $120 million severance package.it fired him with cause. >> a costly move against the man who was once the country's most powerful media executive. >> cbs announced its findings into the investigation of former ceo les moonves and deced it will not pay him $120 m severance package. the company issued a statement ying, quote, we have determined that there are grounds to terminate for cause, citing a breach of his employment contract as well as his faire to cooperate fully. a draft report said moonves misled investigators, said he was evasive, untruthful and deliberately lied. it detailed a pattern of sexual m misconduct and a elaborate verup. june says she had an encounter with moonves wwale h worked for 20th century fox. >> i was really shocked andwa i s gross. it was very unappealing. >> reporter: moonves's lawyer says he denie the allegations sand cooperating fully with the investigation. >>> two catholic schools are apologizing after 13 catholic preeces wi s with ties to the school are accused of abusingso studen.

earlier, stephanie ruhle and tom ceoe spoke with the zillow about this deal. they started by asking him when the low and trulia will reach vertical mast. >> it is very early, so it is hard to say. real estate professionals spend $12 billion year in advertising zillow and trulia combined. you alreadye two of dominating, capturing all the online advertising dollars? have zillow and trulia, i no idea who's on third. >> there is a lot of fragmentation in this space will stop most real estate advertising still occurs off still occurs off-line, newspapers and outdoor advertising. a lot of it goes to a long tail of local real estate sites am including tens of thousands of real estate sites in any given city. that long tail in the aggregate is a lot of consumer audience. zillow and trulia are probably the best known national brands but is very fragmented as far as the local level. >> what is your ultimate goal customer we heard you do want to see zillow and trulia as separate entities. why not combine them and be separate brands question mark >> i think it's very impo

me ceoe with the 23 and and started by asking about the requirements the company had to me to earn thisval. makee fda wanted us to sure the data was accurate so that if i tell you a certain result, we know the quality of that result can be reproduced and it is that result. the second thing we had to prove is the comprehension and go around the country and prove all different education levels could understand this data. it is one of the things that is core to 23 emmy me, anyone can andn about themselves science is within the reach of anyone. we design the product and experience so that anyone of any education level can understand it. selecte: how did you these conditions to run with first and will you be adding to them? >> we will be adding to them. we want to keep consumers up to date as more genetic discoveries are happening. we've focused on parkinson's and alzheimer's because those are customersmmon reports want. one thing people don't realize is the medical system does not have those. found is that consumers really want this information acause they might be making lifestyle change a

it is interesting to see more executive from goldman , now coming to technology the ceoe as cfo therefo google, and interesting 20 -- trend we're seeing. matt: alibaba has long wanted to be a global player. emily chang, thank you for that. alix: thank you so much. coming up on the bloomberg it bone to pick with bank of america. we will tell you why. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. alix: welcome back. let's get straight to a look at the top headlines. escalated as the suspended deposit fund pays its obligation bond. one of its agencies defaulted for the first time. the come in play less than one that -- paid less than $1 million for a $68 billion payment. bill rhodes talks about it earlier on bloomberg. law thatis a 1968 cap's medicaid and medicare. others are much wealthier and you look at what they are getting and what the states are getting. it is basically not fair. that is why they should have another referendum on

shares are up today onward brazil'supreme court revoked a ceoe owner -- the former .as been holed uphome he was arrested in november on charges of obstructing a federal investigation. turner broadcasting teaming up -- teaming up. -- the subscription fee has not been announced. bywill be curated programmers from turner classic movies, the cable network. to give his 2000 full-time employee shares with up to 10 widelyp -- 10% considered to be worth billions of dollars. it could make some employees multimillionaires. turning back on the federal reserve this week. take a look. the current index of assets higher. i am sure tomorrow as well. joe weisenthal is here now. walk me through the chart and the significance of it. how have the bond markets reacted? of,here is always the sort it is always hard to disentangle market moves and the fed. saw basically everything bottom in the middle of february commodities,g from stocks, emerging markets, everything has rallied since then as it has been perceived that the fed has gotten more dovish. nobody expects the fed to do anything. the real questio

erik schatzker and stephanie ceoe interviewed a jpmorgan and iconic editor, tina brown. to watch on friday, only on bloomberg. the top are public and politicians from around the united states are making their way to the premier conservative local conference today. each looking to secure the favor of the more than 10,000 attendees at seatback. phil mattingly has been watching nowthings are in p joins us >> good afternoon, mark. the stars are out for the republican party when it comes to see pack. on the senator side, you've got marco rubio, ted cruz and rand paul, you had governors like chris christie and bobby jindal. the point right now is to try to prove their conservative credibility. marco rubio gave a very in-depth foreign-policy speech and ted cruz talked about repealing obamacare and dodd frank. at the future of the republican party -- see pack is a purity platform, something ted cruz made very clear today. >> all of us remember president dole. and president mccain. and president romney. man, decent man, but when you don't stand and draw a clear distinction, when

she has bn serving interim ceoe they ar staying. >> reporter: as a graduate of public schools and theirst african-american woman leader from the school system, she is a waiver the precedent she's setting. >>rny only conces what would i share with kids if someone was selected outside our area, because to me that would have been a sign to them that they weren't good enough. and so when i got the call down citing a painful family situation. he said, quote, it is unfortunate that deeplyrs al family situation is being dredged up, going on to say he did not want to hurt his family. a routine fbi background check had been dragging on for some time and the "washington post" reports that shanahan's former wife was arrested after punching him in the face during their marriage and his son arrested after a separate incident where he hit his mother with a baseball bat. the president said that shanahan had done a wonderful job and that the army secretary will w serve as secti iacting pentagon. mark he esper will take shanaha place. >>> and this as president trump is getting ready for the mpficial k

earlier today, matt miller and i ceoe with the founder and of foresight strategy and to medications.e discussed his contingency plans over greece. at this moment, the contingency plans have been exhausted. we have been redrawing contingency plans over the last four months. now time for leadership, regardless of what party they represent, to consider using russian now in boldness and come up with any solution, any settlement that will allow at least the business community and private sector to continuously move our country step by step forward, and hopefully at some point we will be able also to deal with the structural issues that we andnitely need to tackle get them behind us in order to move the whole country ahead. >> what about you personally? have you taken out enough cash to get you through next week, or are you not worried about it run? >> i have heard so many times that there is this issue, i didn't go. i'm not sure that we will have such an issue at the end of the day. get 1000ure that if i euros and put them in my home for the weekend, that will save me if we end up moving

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co-ceoe bank's new getting a revamp.ommittee that advises the day lord turned their under pressure to shore up profits. those are your top stories at the hour -- at this hour. matt: four's latest patent. plus, a look at oil, teetering on breaking the $40 mark. more on that is ahead. ♪ matt: your average sedan might feel like a private jet. it can also transform into a lounge while driving, adding swiveling speeds that created a more comfortable setting and an ottoman for your feet. i think we are a long way away from this happening. the ceo was asked about this when mercedes was showing its driving lounge. he said they are still quite a few years out and there is no rush this product. first, we have to get the lincoln continental. that is what i'm -- i'm excited about seeing from floyd -- from fort and then we will worry about not paying any attention to the road. they are driving in the left lane when they should not be there. olivia: that does it for me. stay tuned for more. ♪ matt: welcome back. in the sign of strengt

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today, the ceoe mailed staff saying the "wall street journal" article was quote, based on here say and he added that it is to be expected as the company moves forward to be becoming a public company but didn't say what is wrong in that story z shifting gears, a bit now, stocks ending sharply higher after consumer confidence came in better than expected. and there is out of 13 apple was the interesting that was lower, some iphone users say the software fix for short battery life isn't working and issued an ios 5 update but messages are still getting complaints. apple says it's investigating remaining issues. in san francisco, i'm emily chang, back to you and have a great weekend. >> and looks like weekend, and today's rain, weekend looks good, right? >> well, yeah. >> and just looking and you can barely see the bridge there. >> that is right now. >> 24 hours from now. >> bring it on. bring it on. >> and things will be, i guess you can say improving. there is a live view right now looking over san francisco. looks dreary now and certainly it's a little wet in spots. and wetter in others.

its ceoe also equipped with more security. there are also totally personal reasons for this.k zuckerberg now has two young kids. he had his second daughter last year. it could be that he just wants to up his security for his little family. it could be that relatives or extended family members have gotten threats or are just not feeling comfortable. it could fall on him to pick up the bill for that. emily: and you go into great detail about what these costs actually are, right down to bulletproof windows. tell us where the money is spent. >> it's quite interesting. i had conversations with a lot of people that work in the private security industry. going into the story, i figured that an additional $10 million on top of a $5 million to $7 million facebook has paid per year for the past few years, it seems like a lot of money. i was quickly told that is not necessarily that much when you have private security detail, security at your home, a special cybersecurity program set up for your devices. costs can add up very quickly. emily: thanks so much for that story. still ahead, s

pushed by statewide candidates in miami to portray their opponents as castro sympathizers. , a company ceoeaid the company was blessed to have trump as president. suddenly goya beans became politicized. some in miami are trying to tie biden to socialism, common republican messaging. it is the type of thing we see cycle left her cycle here and it is playing out on the national stage in 2020. in early august, biden organizers wrote a letter saying he was resting the hispanic vote. their concern was that the campaign had spanish-speaking organizers from central florida, where there are a lot or to reagan's. he has gotten bad headlines, but if it can hispanic voters, most recently biden was up double digits. when looking watch at the hispanic vote here is 27, that is how many percentage among clinton beat trump hispanic voters here in 2016. biden's around that level. i think his team is very happy. voters also plan outsized role in lord alexion -- role in florida elections. >> florida is where everybody's grandparents retire, they have an outsized role in state politics. one in five is over 65.

trump met business leaders including tesla ceoe lon musk and ford executive mark fields, they discusseddeas for bringing manufacturing jobs back to the u.s. >> what the people wanted is one of the reasons i'm sitting here instead of someone else sitting here and it is something i'm good at. >> reporter: sean spicer faced reporters for first time since accusing them of distorting the crowd size at friday's inauguration. he added tv and on line viewers it was the most watched in history. >> i don't think there is any question that it was largest watched inauguration ever. >> reporter: president also ordered a hiring freeze in the federal work tors, except for military, he vowed to slash both taxes and regulations on u.s. companies. as we mentioned the white house press secretary sean sizer faced the press to dress various women's how muches that happened this d.c. and all over the country this weekend. spicer says the president respects the rights of americans to protest. >> i think he has a healthy respect for the first a moment he, you know, this is what makes our country so beautiful o

according to the lawsuit the ceoe mailed the staff in may that said part of not being a huge jerk is considering how someone may feel who is part of a less represented group. sometimes these things happen on accident in which case you should apologizef. someone is a jerk to you but apologizes it is important to be thick skinned and accept that apology. >> it's not as he said in the e-mail about having a thick skin or not. it's about the law and the law prohibits this kind of behavior. >> reporter: vaughn was fired in possibility after six months on the job and told he was let go for not having a positive attitude. this marks the third racial discrimination lawsuit filed against tesla this year. if this case moves forward as a class action the first person that's likely to be deposed is the ceo himself. >> reporter: legal a steven clark. >> the key is what did, it esla do in response to the complaint? that is the real key. >> reporter: in fremont. maureen naylor. >> we did contact tesla. we received a statement from the company that reads tesla is absolutely against any form of discri

in 29 minutes, space x ceoe lon musk wants to make it happen.e is looking to build an underground super high speed pod called a hyper loop that would connect new york, philadelphia baltimore and washington d.c. he says he has governmental approval but has not said exactly which agency. >>> happening right here on "good day philadelphia" break ing overnight a disable man shot and killed during an home invasion and his caretaker also shot, a live report when good day continues in two minutes. mom gets breakfast in bed... you get to do the dishes. bring 'em on. dawn ultra has 3 times more grease-cleaning power. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. >>> who shoots a man in the wheelchair? shoots him in the head. apparently two guys with two guns and he was not only victim in the home invasion, search on for gunmen right now >> i do vote to grant parole when eligible. >> thank you. >> o.j. simpson will soon be a freeman, a parole board grants him his freedom after an emotional plea, what is next for the former nfl

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they werehere with photos of their loved ones as the boeing ceoe faced the senmmerce committee.gan with an apogy to the families. >> on behalf of myself and the boeing a company, sorry, deeply and truly, sorry. >> senators from both parties slammed the ceo with questions of safety and accountability. some flatly accused him of outright deception. he was asked whether bing withheld damaging inrmation about the automated control session -- system thatbl has ben ed for the crashes. >> boeing came to my office shortly after these crashes and said they were the result of pilot error. those pilots never had a chance. >> there are a lot of reasons an airplane can go down, but safety should not be one of them. >> senators showed little >> we share your focus on safety and i can confidently say that that is our number one priority. >> ok, cool, we failed in this case and there are a whole bunch of people going through incredible anguish because we failed. >> recently disclosed documents show a boeing test pilot complained the system was running rampant in simulator tests. the ceo indicat

so emerge, for instance, is an organization that has some remarkable work recruiting new ceoes, women, our came from emily's list where she was the executive director. i hired her in no small measure because we need to make sure we are firing on all cylinders as it relates to reaching out to women. we have been doing a engagement of african-american women because african-american women are both loyal constituencies. we need to make sure that we are engaged aggressively with that constituency because they have always been there for the democratic party and we have to make sure we are there with them. we have, again, the new dnc with our investments i have outlined, you look at virginia and there are some remarkable candidates for the house of delegates. women that we are actively supporting with our organizing and our digital investments because we think they can win. is an example of a statewide effort that was very, very successful that we want to emulate elsewhere. we cannot do it alone. we have to do with our partners and that is a big part of the new dnc, is fortifying our relatio

keeping up with disruptive ceoes and technology, ibm's shows her insight at cornell tech. we'll bring you that conversation in moments. we want to get the u.s. markets, which was in about to -- two hour's time. very small movement. the major averages close at record closes yesterday. today, not so much. the dow is on pace for another record close. the s&p 500 earlier today could just put in an all-time high. these are very small moves. however, any green on the screen will mean new record closing highs. with the tiny moves, he probably won't be surprised to know today is the second smallest trading range of the year about five points after yesterday's very matching red below a day back in may. not a lot of conviction on the part of investors as to what is next. all the different factors from geopolitical tension to apple, little breather today. let us look at the big movers for the s&p 500. at the fact we see plunging 11%. senators are demanding a probe of the hat. plus, sale of the stock by executives. company's plan to aquire. chesapeake energy is up 7.4%. oil.ng a nice

and here is what some of you had to say about other ceoes on the hot seat. the we talked about ibm fire eye. coca-cola. on the hot seat. >> and pepsi has been knocking it out. this is a time when pepsi, not just the salty scene of the accident b-- salty snacks. but pepsi as the complete unit. a al. >> mayer, costello. here is one. meg whitman. >> no way. you are what your record says you are. the turn around underneath her control has been phenomenal. no way you get rid of her. >> how about eddy lamp ert. >>less like bezos. he owns the place. >> he knows he's on the hot seat. he may not care or give a damn but he's on the hot seat. >> activist shareholders control more capital than ever before. so theoretically everyone is on the hot seat. >> he has fireproof pants on because he's been on the seat a long time. . . >>> trader blitz now. first up is walmart. moving higher after beating on both top and bottom lines. strong back to school season. maybe this was a surprise to a lot of people today. >> well the first positive comp in seven quarters. >> sort of dou

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so is tesla ceoe lon musk. he said climate change is real leaving parises not good for the world. >>> landmarks lit up in support of the paris climate a court, new york city one world trade center was illuminated. big apple one of the 61 american cities with mayors vowing to stick with the accord and not just new york city, governor has signed an executive order to commit the state to abide by the standard that is in that accord. >>> boston's city hall was also a wash in green, cities mayor says he too stand with the environment, and that every effort will be made to accelerate boston's effort to become carbon neutral by 2050. >>> if you believe russian government was behind hackers in the u.s. election their president, vladamire putin says, no way, the russian president insisting yesterday that his government has, never been involved in any hacking of any kind. but the question, did private hackers, play a factor here? putin says, yes, possibly. president trump, also, he praised president trump as a frank pers

. >> space x founder and ceoe lon musk spoke to bill harwood monday at the launch pad. >> why does theocket. >> this rocket is great for a lot of reasons. it is something that i think inspiring the public and could be sent to the moon, and refueling, send people to mars >> reporter: this launch is midnight cherry roadster with a dummy named starman it is headed for a orbit around the sun that extends as far out as mars and could remain in orbit for hundreds of millions of years. the side boosters that got falcon we have any space musk got them back intact. they stuck their landings at cape canaveral airport station , manual, cbs news, kennedy space station. >>> number of children affect by their mother's alcohol consumption during pregnancy may be higher then previously thought. all according to a new study published today in the journal of the american medical association. the research, suggest up to one in 20 american children may suffer from fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. experts say earlier research found only one in 100 children has been affected by maternal drinking. >>> there

handled -- on the ceoe taking job, make sure your stock is not overvalued. >> what we've seen happy with -- happen with dupont. nelson wins again. >> she won the battle, lost the war. if she had welcomed him and, she would still be ceo of the company. , andought to the death again a not close and again i'm not close enough to dupont, but my sense is it looks like the board lost confidence on yet another earnings guide down. commitments and promises were made that were not lived up to very shortly after and it makes nelson look right and her look wrong and perhaps they decided to pull the plug. >> she did not work with nelson. are you working with him or on the same page at least? >> working with him, i would say we are both big shareholders. he has access to information we don't but i think our thesis -- are similar. >> does it give you posit some people believe heinz looks great, there is huge potential, but the possibilities are also -- already priced in. when you see a deal announced, you are super positive on 3g. when you see 3g and a deal, the market loves it but we had not actually

ceoe lon musk called the truck a beast and says it is worth seeing in person.ven after wraps come off the truck it could take a while before it is actually on sale. tesla hopes to reveal an electric powered pickup truck and in late 2018 or 2019. >>> if you have the need for speed the mercedes benz has the car for you. the auto maker just unveiled what it calls its future super car. the mercedes amg project one is hybrid with the top speed of more than 200 miles an hour the car hybrid technology is based on modern formula one race cars and that will come at a price though, it will cost about 2.7 million-dollar. >> wow. >> mercedes says it will only make 275 of them and they will be on the market fairly soon. >> there you have it. >>> medicare card are getting a make over to ward off identity thieves. starting next april beneficiaries will receive card with a unique new identification number, not just social security numbers that have been plastered on them for decade. criminals have been increasingly targeting seniors for medical identity theft, transition to th

ceoe: when i was the young the company came to me and said, you have to make a mark, do one boat thingg. i think if a ceo talks about one hing, build the stock. we have got to do it all right, just like the mayor is doing. technology right, culture right, people write, i have got to do it right in every country so i have got to get the whole mosaic. one thing people are going to say, i'm going to miss that son itch.b i am not looking for any other legacy. i am so proud of my company, by the way. we have unbelievable capability. i want to make sure it is one of the best banks in 20 years and i'm glad to be part of the place. megan: is there going to be a second act when you leave? any hint? said, one of my partner you need to do one last big thing. like what? turnaround g.m. for the government. i live and breathe j.p. morgan. it is for this company. i want to make this place that are and i will give it everything -- better and i will give it everything while i am here. if i cannot, i should not be the ceo. if you are going to be the quarterback or head coach, you have got to give it you

ceo -- ceoe bank john cryan canceling an appearance at the euro finance committee conference in frankfurtwhen to replace him at the event that is going to take place, and will be on the panel with the ceo of commerzbank. we spoke earlier to another man on the panel, from ing. it is a pan-european panel. john cryan is not going to be there. there is a lot of moving parts surrounding deutsche bank at the moment. we will see what is happening in the u.s. with the doj. a pretty important line for him to get solved at the moment. we will get some key guests from the conference of the later on, including one from the institute of monetary and financial stability in luxembourg -- financial stability, and luxembourg's finance minister as well. let's talk about banks. area.s a key john stafford joins us now, still on set. the banking sector in europe is a bit of a two-way street, in my mind. --itive influence potentially lower regulation, yield curve steepening up. we are going to see some negatives. we do not understand what is happening in italy. we do not understand what the regulatory story is