very quick to undergo craniotomy and sign up in the implanted and start working with the andrew schwartzman at the university of pittsburgh. what this has done for her, she's quite clear that she's never going to really benefit from this herself. the technology is simply, it's two young, but she nevertheless has received extraordinary spiritual kind of comfort from this. it's giving new meaning to our life and that she knows now she's actually helping people in the future, you know, that may suffer similar diseases to her so. actually kind of given her a new sense of purpose and meaning in her life. so i think that's what other interesting things about jane. and a lot of people that participate in this research, it's not so much facing that they will benefit from necessarily, but it's something that they do in this kind of very brave and courageous effort to help other people. >> host: but at the same time she is manipulative and mechanical arm several times via her thought processes, correct, and the technology embedded? >> guest: that's right. so the upside of this issue does key to play

it also showed a 2009 breakfast meeting attended by blackstone group chairman stephen schwartzman, the firm, a major donor to the founddation. he had requested the state department's help on a visa issue. meanwhile, the clinton campaign is trying to shift its focus back to donald trump. >> i think if you want to be hammering somebody in this race day in and day out about disclosure, it's a man who put out a two-paragraph letter from a doctor, whose own credentials appeared bogus on his own letterhead and a man who has refused to release his tax returns. >> the clinton campaign is refusing to give an inch on this and you heard why from bill clinton. they believe the good the foundation does far outweighs the difficulties when it comes to politics and when you talk to democrats as a lot of us have been doing all day today and yesterday, there is frustration that this is an issue that donald trump has seized on and it's one they're very concerned he will successfully stick to over the next couple of weeks. you heard from the clinton campaign. they're not backing down and they don't believ

appealing permit issuance on alteration permit to alex schwartzman. the first on june 6, 2016 for new friends at sides and rear 8 feet tall and the second is to excavate 1-2 feet 10 yd.3 trends and repaired by the walkway to allow plumbing and electrical conduits to the embedded underground. because they're too appeals will double the time for the appellant to 14 min. and whoever the jumpy happened the appellant and step four. >> welcome >> good evening president honda the members. i'm the attorney representing the appellant one saunders. i will probably refer to him throughout the evening as many as that is how he calls himself. you'll notice that the appellant did not provide a brief. our appeal is very simple. it's in reference to essentially, the second permit. i have photographs of the permit itself that i would like to put on the screen here. this is the permits. sorry. this is the permit that i have-we have appealed. most importantly, if the second page. it describes exactly what is being appeal. i will read it to you because it's very difficul

karl icon, steve schwartzman or black stone, don fits patrick from ubs and don miller.e details and tickets are available at delivering alpha.com. >> allah baa baa shares still at 52 week high. there is a high short interest in the stock as well for some of the issues that you nis weunice laying out. investors are looking for more clarity on accounting, disclosure, and certainly where the growth is going to come from. >> you want to talk to rebecca about the one year anniversary which snuck up this big devaluation in the chinese currency last year that sent markets into a tailspin. >> between mid august and early september we had a 10% pull back in stocks. we've all repressed it. it was china that led it off. it was interesting to me. tuesday a year ago that china announced it was going to fine-tune its currency policy and in the process devalued the currency about 2%. and what's amazing to me while that was a painful reaction because it was new and unexpected to western investors. here we are a year later. the chinese skurns quite a bit weaker on a trade basis against

delivering alpha along with big names such as treasury secretary jack lew, ray dalio, carl icahn, steven schwartzmanadies. isn't that something. >> they will be here, tsai in town? >> yes. he will be with me on stage. >> a little later this year. usually in the summer. >> it is. ike we changed it so we -- i think we changed it to get bigger names if it was even possible to do so. >> all right. it is also a big day for retail earnings, kohl's and macy's reporting earnings that beat the street. courtney reagan joins us with reports lifting the whole sector. >> definitely. the second quarter is looking a lot better for department stores than what we saw in the first quarter of the year. macy's reports the sixth straight comparable sales drop but it wasn't as bad as feared and the retailer says sales improved each month of the quarter successively. the department store beat earnings expectations by 9 cents, revenue above consensus and reiterating its full year guidance for both earnings and sales. macy's is also making some moves to close more stores. it will close 100 of its 728 stores. most of which a

. >> steve schwartzman, one of the largest foundations. i happen to have met steve one time.ne is for helping charity. it's just -- it's odd that the lines here are muddy. you have the clinton foundation and state department -- >> it looks like they were selling access. >> the clintons have taken -- bill, hillary and chelsea clinton have never taken a penny from the foundation, in fact, have given it millions of dollars. the board of foundation serves without pay. it's a five-star rated foundation by charity watch. it's one of the best run foundations in the world. now, the idea that people are involved in the foundation are also involved with public, private partnerships around the world, that's one of the things they do. so of course -- this does not count as the list pointed out, doesn't count heads of state or people in government. >> james, you've taken a day of getting these stories of cheryl mills, the coo of the foundation, leaving 140 messages back and forth. doesn't it bother you that co-mingling, she signed an ethics agreement not to do that -- >> again, she doesn'

somebody like a carl icahn or a steve schwartzman or henry kravitz.given how he's talked about them in the campaign. >> i'd say there are only three economists on here. malpass, steven moore, and peter navarro. which seems a little light to me for an economic -- >> maybe this is just the list. we will talk to these people. >> i'm going to pass judgment. i think this is a very strange list. i'm sorry. steve roth is an a-lister. the farther down the list, a b-list team. i don't know if the viewers are saying that. but it is what it is. if you look at the people who run the world for better or worse, this is the anti-establishment list, but in terms of historical -- >> look, i think there are people -- >> -- in terms of both business and economics, this is not -- >> there are people who would say it may be good not to have economists on the list. but if this is and i don't know this -- >> harold hamm is on the list. >> if this is the policy engine, then it's hard to see how policy that can become law and change the country comes out of this group. >> if