judge bellarmino where heine. sits on the court. >> the constitutional court is reviewing, a recent poll found that 60% of salvadorans are willing to overturn the law but heine seemed reluctant to do so. >> heine down played a recent case involving the massacre. so far no one has been punished for it. but the international criminal court called on el salvador. >> what do you expect the el salvadoran and the attorney diswrenl general to do? -- general to do? >> benjamin queillar carried that message to washington, d.c. a year ago. he argues that america's role in the civil war requires u.s. officials to help get justice in his country. >> you were part of the problem. >> u.s. congressman jim mcgovern supports queillar's are efforts. killing of six jesuit priests. >> a lot of the perpetrators of these crimes were people we trained in the united states. i think we have a special responsibility to demand there be some accountability, there be some truth. >> a truth that has long bothered mcgovern was that two salvador

thorsten heins will step down as the company looks for a replacement.erry's ceo search. dan writes, hani man's dream here, real fixer-upper. kelly writes, searching for elon musk style ceo. must be a miracle worker. john writes, blackberry position seek very interim ceo. not bad at all. >> we'll watch the shares. they were down earlier, almost double digits on the day. >> a couple of interesting moves in the energy space. nat gas taking a hit as we see weather pat earns take place. aaa saying year-end average should be about $3.10. >> wow. >> they don't see it cracking below $3. but at 94.58 a tailwind for the consumer. >> what happens troubling the consumer confident isn't better. reminded with food stamps, everything else going on, it's a tough period. >> americans lost their food stamp benefits as of the end of last week. don't forget, the press conference with preet bharara 1:00. we get more questions answers regarding the settlement with s.a.c. capital. over to headquarters and collect in with scott wapner and the halftime. >> thanks so much. what

and this heine line is going to continue through indiana and ohio. this is a wide-spread area where we're going to see the danger from this storm. straight-heine wind damage is going to be a concern for all these states, two dozen states unfolding where we could see the potential for at the very least very strong winds. and look at that front. temperatures are going to drop 20 to 30 degrees. and that's one of the ingredient that we need for severe weather. we have the extra lift. and that's why we have a high risk for long-lasting, long-tracked dangerous tornados in this region. a lot of people are saying tornados in november? it does happen. this is a secondary season. but mid november to late november even into december across the hid west. so far north is very rare. this is a really dangerous situation, especially for the folks that are headed out to those nfl games, shannon, i'm raying for the best here, but people need to be on alert. and those officials need to be telling people what to do if and when a tornado warning goes into effect. >> all

ceo thorsten heins would be replaced on an interim basis by john chen who will also take on that role of executive chairman. all of this leading to a sharp drop, scott, in the blackberry shares. >> thanks so much. steve weiss, what do you make of the latest? >> i love the phone. i've got the z-30. >> you consistently love the phone. >> i don't like the stock. thorsten heins, he's a nice guy, maybe you know very highly -- high quality ceo, the facts are when you are talking about a dynamic technology company, he was the wrong guy to be the spokesperson. >> do you like the stock here? >> no, i wouldn't buy it here. >> always skepticism about the talk about the deal. >> they never had financing. >> the stock never got quite, best i can recall, to the deal price of nine bucks? it never quite got there. there's a dose of skepticism. >> what would have gotten me interested in the stock. today being the deadline, they would have said, we've narrowed it down, narrow it down to two parties, now we're going to have sealed bids, let's see what happens. there's no hope here. >> i think when you l

blackberry's ceo thorsten heins getting the boot. silver lakes senior adviser john chen is in.do we know about this guy, dom? >> john chen is a storied and very well-respected technology manager, the man that ran ssybase for years. he ended up selling sybase a computer data base maker to sap and he is a man that has a lot going for him and on the board of the walt disney company and wells fargo. a man who's well connected, knows the tech space and how to turn things around maybe that's the reason why he's the guy that they're tapping. >> what worries me is what this says about the company, because i mean this guy thor ston had strong economic incentives to do something. if he would have sold the company and dismissed the contract would have been worth $56 million. if not sold it and fired which is what happened the contract was worth a fraction of that. he had an incentive to do something. the fact he couldn't sell the company with that kind of economic incentive is not a good sign. >> you seem to be suggesting that mr. chen is very adroit at turning around companies and prepar

big change at the suite, thorsten heins ousted in the next two weeks. john clen will serve as interim ceo. now talking to a lot of analysts who cover blackberry. here's what i'm hearing from the street. the best path was to go private and the company would have had a chance to regroup and refocus out of the public spotlight. that option is off the table. so now colin gillis says we're back to the cycle of constant negative news which becomes a self-pro filling prophecy. if you're an enterprise company you might be concerned about partnering with a company that could get broken up. what's next, one option gillis says could be a so-called take under, meaning the company sells itself on the cheap. another option, sell off pieces. the messaging service, the portfolio. regardless, remember all this is happening as the competition keeps heating up. google introduced the new version of its android operating system and if you look at the global smartphone operating system market, idc forecasts android leading the pack in 2013 with 75% of market share, blackberr

the chief operating and marketing officers are out-- both were hired by ousted ceo thorsten heins. the company is also replacing its chief financial officer.john chen, th former ceo of sybase, was brought in as an interim ceo but these moves are seen as a prelude to him staying in the top spot. fiat is putting the brakes on an ipo for chrysler this year. fiat - the majority stakeholder in chrysler -- says the determination was made after chrysler's board spoke with the company's underwriters. the ipo process will reportedly go forward in the first quarter of 20-14, but fiat said in a statement that no assurance can be given that an offfering will be launched. the oil market is rattled by the groundbreaking agreement aimed at holding iran's nuclear program in check. phil flynn with price futures group and a fox business news contributor joins us now. always good to see your face on our show. what's happening with these tumbling prices? > >there was a celebration immediately. iran's oil back on the global market! and of course the markets reacted as you might expect. a major selloff

hired to turn around the company while it looks for a permanent replacement for outgoing ceo thorsten heins. chen will get $3 million in salary and bonuses, and stock valued at $85 million. fairfax financial recently pulled its tentative bid for the struggling smartphone maker. it's now offering a $1 billion debt sale that includes several major investment firms. a report says bernie madoff was set to receive a major loan from jp morgan right before his arrest. a trader on trial-- who worked for madoff asked to borrow $200 million from the bank, that was twice madoff's credit limit. allegedly it was an attempt to hide madoff's ponzi scheme from his clients. jp morgan says it was unaware of madoff's fraud operation, and the loan "wasn't suspicious." dominick's is warning of mass layoffs as its chicago-area stores prepare to close. more than 56 hundred workers were notified that their jobs will be eliminated by the end of the year. all 72-stores will close by dec. 28. some workers may be hired by other grocery chains. jewel-osco has purchased four of dominick's locations, and plans to retain

thorsten heins will be leaving the company but mr hynes is contract included a payment to the former c.e.o. worth at least thirty three million dollars if the company was acquired or if he was fired now the question is do you think that he had the right and sense incentives to turn the company around in two thousand and thirteen after the dismal sales its latest line of phones the z ten and q ten i mean the incentives seem backwards there you're going to make a lot of money either way as there are so good luck i wanted that same idea it is exactly i mean one of the first things you learn in business school is you've got to make sure the senior management interests are aligned with you know shareholders and you know it's a great question i you know whether he does or doesn't and he earns this pool of money i mean it's you know it can be a very simple decision so i don't think that they were aligned properly and partially and part of it i think you know answers the question of you know why black berry hasn't innovated their products as much as an apple. google has and has been a fall y

blackberry says heins is stepping down. is there any left of this value at this point? >> kudos to karen who has been on the short side of this for a long time now. she did it when the stock was all the way down and here we are now -- i don't know how low we are. probably four or five year lows. to answer your question is there any value? i don't think particularly. the good news if you want to trade it, you add up 120 million data share today. >> at this point it was credited for turning around when he joined. >> i agree. thanks for saying that. it has got to be for a bounce. we have no one who wants to buy us at any price. that doesn't make me want to be long. >> right. >> but could it bounce? sure. >> this is a former girl who actually i bought on a dip about a year and a half ago and took a lot of pain on it. when they sold their hand set business to microsoft, i started to nibble. i'm still underwater but it's a stock i want to stay in. they are selling their intellectual property and leasing their patents to sam sung. the intellectual part of their business, the s

. >> i was told that thorsten heins himself was warned by one of the founders of the company, dude, what are you doing with this new z-10 doesn't have any keys? the keys are our whole differentiation. no, we'll go with iphone. and then it bombed. melissa: what left? what is left under the rubble here? >> you have a great recurring revenue stream of great big corporate accounts. microsoft ought to buy this company instead of nokia. melissa: but who, who, would make the devices? i hear their security is better than anything else. >> they're planning keeping device decision. getting infusion of billion dollars with convertible debenture. melissa: how quickly woo they work through that? >> that would extend things about a year. they have 2.$6 billion in cash. this division is recurring but nothing to hang your hat on. enterprise business. what they used to process secure messages. that will go away. what is that worth without a handset business? they decided to keep the handset business. they brought in this guy john chen who -- melissa: what do we know about him? >> he ran sybase before bou

oakland police say a man was electrocuted to death when a falling tree branch took down an active power heinnd both fell on the man and his bike. this happened near east 22nd street and fruitvale avenue. also in oakland on skyline boulevard a tree fell on a vehicle, killing the man inside. while this was the absolute worst of it, the winds brought out others who welcomed the fresh air including this woman we caught out for a walk with her dog. >> it's been windy but this is extraordinary so we took a walk to feel the energy in the air and just exciting. >> reporter: a pg&e spokesperson i talked to tells me right now 15,000 people in the east bay are in the dark, 6900 in the north bay, also without power. most of the outages are in the oakland hills and berkeley, back in this squant neighborhood in berkeley t winds are howling. plenty of branches line this street. down further on the way here we saw plenty of tree branches in the middle of the street. we had to dodge a few, and also garbage bins. brace yourself. that's the latest from here. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> good advice for

as a result of this thor is ston heins is stepping down.rry is not in the top five or six in shares. investors are not too pleased with this latest report. blackberry shares are falling by about 17% in the early going this morning. twitter just filing with the sec that it's expecting its price range in its upcoming ipo to be in the 23 to $25 range. that's quite a bit more than the expected range of 17 to $20. that means it could raise between 1.6 and $1.75 billion giving it an valuation right off the bat between 12 and $13 billion. an "associated press" cnbc poll came out and said americans were dubious about putting money in twitter. 36% say it's a good investment. 47% say not so good. we will see what happens when twitter goes pubilc. a decent start this morning. let's look at the numbers. right now the dow up by 35 points. nasdaq is gaining 5. s&p moving higher by 5 points. blackberry shares down 10%. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:45 now. it is one of the most valuable pieces of real estate in the bay area if not the entire unit

. >> let's start off with blackberry which plummeted on news it was no longer for sale and the ceo heinsg to replaced by john chen on interim basis. johnson & johnson losing some ground after agreeing to pay $2 billion to enter government problems in the way it marketed antisigh psychotic drugs and the heart drug netracor over several years. ryanair falling after they slashed the profits for two years. then tesla, moving higher ahead of earnings tomorrow. the street's looking for a gain of 11 cents a share on revenues of $585 million. finally, let's cap it off with linn energy and berry petroleum, both gaining after linn said it would increase to $4.9 billion overall. >>> terminal 3 at l.a.x. los angeles international airport, has reopened following friday's deadly shooting rampage. the suspect, paul ciancia, who was shot four times by police who has been hospitalized heavily sedated and under 24-hour armed guards. from los angeles with the very latest. jennifer, what can you tell us? >> reporter: maria, terminal 3 is back to normal. a lot of airport employees have said -- commented how

that will not include ceo thorsten hein. take a look at this chart. its value since hitting a high of 148 b k bucks a share. >>> kellogg's is cutting about 7% of its work force. that amounts to about 2,000 workers. the reason, larry, very simple. the company is just selling less cereal. yogurt is now the new breakfast craze. >> cool. no problem. i like it. nonfat yogurt. >> nonfat. greek yogurt. >> 80 calories. i eat it all the time. sheila, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> we'll have breakfast together soon. now it's almost election day, folks. and in one race, the continuing failure of obama care has become the number one issue. ken cuccinelli looking for an upset tomorrow in the virginia governors race. but in new jersey, is chris christie about to become the gop 2016 front-runner? >>> and then there's the new york city mayors race. where a genuine leftist about to take city hall. i just have to live with it. stay with us. i'm kudlow. so if you have a flat tire, dead battery, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadsid

its future will not include chief executive thorsten heins, who is stepping down.cleaning blackberry's clock lately. the company reported a loss of $965 million in the second quarter. >>> that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. see you tomorrow from the garden state with an exclusive behind the scenes look at election day with governor chris christie. i now turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, we have new details on the deadly rampage at the los angeles international airport. police may have been just minutes away from preventing the shooting. should tsa officers now be armed? i will ask california senator dianne feinstein. >>> also, are the 2016 battle lines being drawn? chris christie may be heading for a big win that could boost his white house chances as an influential center. it falls on hillary clinton to launch her own run. >>> and four years after political opposition fueled his pl

this month we learned that thorsten heins the former ceo of blackberry was being replaced by john chen. chen said, quote, i will continue to align my senior management team and organizational structure and refine the company strategy to ensure we deliver the best devices through its bes 10. the trouble smartphone maker has been facie ining competition fr apple and samsung. will this management shakeup help blackberry reinvent itself and john chen hire externally. analysts say that might help give blackberry the fresh start it needs. it also might increase its chances in being taken private. blackberry earlier this month killed its existing plans to go private, instead it raised finance from fairfax among others and we're still trying to understand how the funds will be used. i don't think the management shakeup should be seen as a big surprise. it needs bold change, dramatic changes to reinvent itself. >> thank you very much. let's bring in roger chang and see what he thinks. is this rearranging deck chairs in the titanic. >> a little bit. the new interim ceo john chen has a mission to

just a few minutes and what you are seeing hein us this morning isn't the worst of it.y here have basements and safe rooms and they use them and survive, including the boucher family. they walked out of their basement to see it gone. they were intact. >> that is what matters most. steve, i'm sorry to have to meet you under the circumstances, i am glad are you okay. tell me what happens, your home, what do you hear? what do you feel? >> we returned from indianapolis and within 45 minutes the sirens had gone off, the sky was just rumbling for 20 minutes and i told my wife i just never seen anything like this in my life. >> reporter: you have been through storms, this was different? >> reporter: this was different, very different. and the sirens went off. so we thought it was actually clearing to the south, thought probably the danger had passed. she stepped out in front of our home and said that this sounds terrible out there. she said we ought to go down to the basement and i was eating some lunch and we ended up, she begged me to come down the basement immediately. i we

ashley: thorsten heins out, no big surprise? >> mild surprise, actually. ashley: why?anywhere. >> correct but everyone thought that perhaps he would be able to find a buyer, right? at the end of the day you only needed, you know, 3 to 5 billion to get the deal done? ashley: that's all? >> if u.s. companies with their offshore cash balance sheets, just goes to show you how value people are seeing there. ashley: well that is the point, is it worth the investment? going private would have been good because you get out of the public eye. you really focus on turning this thing around. >> absolutely, tracy. close to break even. still north of 70 million blackberries being used. ashley: yeah. >> a chance to focus on enterprise and pro-consumer customer base. ashley: how long can this go on do you think? >> the bells are clanging right? >> exactly. >> they have another billion. it is convertible debt bond. >> right. >> has a 10-dollar strike in it, right? i don't think those guys will be converting anytime soon on the $10. 6% coupon. if i were the fairfax financial folks and a

it also said that the president and ceo, thorsten heins, is stepping down.intended to buy blackberry instead will pump $1 billion into the company. blackberry still plans to lay off about 4500 workers by the end of the year. >>> and parents, it costs almost a quarter million dollars to raise a child for 18 years and day care during those early years is a huge part of that expense. in fact, some people have been doing the math here and in some parts of the country, the annual cost of infant and child care is more than the college tuition. cnn's alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange. you know it's not cheap. >> i feel the pain. i really do. ask any parent, especially the working parents, tell you what, child care is a huge chunk of their budgets, with day care costs getting into the tens of thousands of dollars but get this. as you said, it can cost more than it costs to send your kid to college. this is coming from a new study from child care aware of america. in 21 states, day care actually costs more than median rent. put two kids in day care, it's

what they don't though is many groups are doing prostive things we are trying to hein the light on.s are. i spend one day a week there working with the mensters, the activists an those who are trying to work along with the city and use that as a national model saying chicago is building back the rest of the nation can't and it's gone very well. i'm highlighting a lot of gun violence this friday night here on msnbc. we have a special years of gun violence, through new orleans, miami and detroit. but i think at best if you have community and police working together, something that even under a mayor that i did thought have the best of relations with, mr. bratton said before, mr. bratton did try and talk to some of us despoit his mayor at that point didn't want that. i think that you have your best for your citizenry if you have community and police working together. >> reverend al, bill bratton, thank you very much for coming on the show. reverend al thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we will be watching you at 6:00 p.m. on politics in addition. >>> still ahead, she set the stage l

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