since he joined carlyle group, they had formed bankunited, dustman felt, they raised money. established, seemed like he was in it for the long run. but surprised recognition. david: no one more broadly known that is relationship with mary cables. so he shied away from the spotlight? reporter: he has shy away from the financial press, certainly. this is the guy you might think likes to do his own thing. quite intrapreneurial. -- entrepreneurial. you think about things he has done outside of carlisle. last year he created a company called up in art fair finance -- athena art finance. this is a lender to owners of high-end art, he did it on the side, brought carlisle in. would not be surprised if he took a larger role there, maybe full-time. he likes to do his own thing. maybe he was not comfortable with the confines of the carlyle group. pretty traditional private equity firm. you work with your team, you do deals for your fund, that sort of thing. david: so how big a deal is this vacancy, for carlyle group to not have him? reporter: carlyle group has had a lot of departures r

many people saying the bankunited, the chelsea's, the mass city's head that seasons.ow did they consistently, over a season of almost 38 games managed to come out on top when a year ago, they were close to relegation? >> a goes back to a season. to avoid relegation last season, they finish the end of the season particularly well. the team spirit they had, they kept it going. they said let's keep winning the next game, the next game. you look at the likes of manchester city who, one player costs more than the entire city team, a team of rejects, formerly amateur players, that spirit, that togetherness, that hunger they have which turned out money can't buy, that was maintained week in week out. people were looking saying they will have their bad run. they will fall off. they kept defying the odds. in hindsight, we wrote them off expecting them to get a run of bad luck -- bad luck and the never happened. easy to think we can find a way of explaining this in rationalizing it, but you can't. 5000 21 is the biggest upset in history. sometimes, we are at a loss for words an

he ledor perspective, the carlyle investment group with bankunited and boston financial holdings.o. he has resigned. scarlet: let's go to abigail doolittle, live at the nasdaq. she is looking at extreme movers. abigail: that is true. we have -- pharmaceuticals plunging. this is according to black smith kline, they will not be testing a drug that they will be using together. they did boost the full year, the low end of retail is holding up. we have strength in costco holding up nicely. e do have stern agee's. they did say it was a welcome development. we do see shares hitting up against resistance. the stock is strong today. this suggests that buyers have their work cut out if they want to see cosco trade higher. scarlet: a break about a proposed deal like this. shareholders are still haunted. >> time warner management and shareholders have -- haunted is a great word. apple has been dipping its toe in the content business for the last 10 years. with music and video investments. if they want to take a big leap into the deep end of the pool, it requires them to make a big acquisition