he is replaced by adam johnson. force time buffett has replaced the ceo of the jet ownership company since 2009 when he replaced richard. what does this tell us? lawrence is here. four ceo's in six years. it makes you wonder whether this is a mistake. lawrence: a lot of people make it -- say it is a mistake. i'm not show sure. i think the business model has succeeded, but they've got to figure out whether they want to be a commodity type business, or a luxury business, offering the full napoli of services. betty: you think this is what is going on, the debate here. lawrence: that is my understanding of it. it was built as a luxury brand. betty: he looked like a slick guy. i great spokesperson and salesmen. that is right. it was very prosperous. it's got into trouble when all asset classes got into trouble. and so david got warren , and so they made a switch in ceo and the business model. what you are seeing, the pilots have been outspoken about cost maintenance. read, in jordan did a think it is i don't personal. th

a guy named adam johnson and bill noe will be the new coo both have been at the company both recently wowed back in the past couple days. yitd also reach out to warren buffett and brook shire hathaway. warren buffett unavailable but my sources are telling me that he and he said this too to fox business he never wanted to be viewed as antiunion this battle dragging on for two entire years not a lot of communication from the company. net jet to the pilots. pilots wanted to communicate, but it just dragged on for too long. we'll see how quickly they get a deal on that. fox report ited in serious talko buy wealth management union has the deal been sealed. charlie gasparino has exclusively. >> not sealed with sources close to the seal is that amid a bunch of snags you know, problems with getting the deal done, it is still -- still no deal between stifle and barclays may happen later this week. trying to get it done but lots of snags what could snags be signing up brokerage teams we hear has become more difficult to at first. a lot of people see barclays old lee command wealth management th

he will be replaced by adam johnson who leflt a month ago.t of warren buffett's halfway. >>> here's your inspirational story of the week, perhaps the month. a two-time cancer survivor has become the oldest woman ever to complete a marathon. harriet thompson of charlotte, north carolina, ran the marathon in seven hours and 25 minutes. she was running for cancer victims, including her son who was recently diagnosed with the disease. what a great story, that is our update this hour. let's get back to "squawk alley". >>> thank you, sue. shares of netflix up more than 80 incompetent year, and touching a fresh-all-time high on friday. but the question is will investors cool off on netflix as we head into the summer? barton kroskt is an analyst, good to see you this morning. >> happy to be here. >> safe to say there's a product redesign, orange is the new black coming out, and you have this continued ramp of original programming, what's going to move the needle? >> i think for netflix, the secular tide is in their favor. you know, what we're finding

and adam clayton powell was chairman of the house education committee, and president johnson finally says, adam, you got to leave town. and you got to turn this over to somebody else. some of you may remember that's when adam clayton powell went to biminy and he said -- he wanted a congressman from brooklyn to try to put the bill together. kerry was in a district in brooklyn that hat orthodox jews, roman catholics this array or -- incredible clinton area. the fact that johnson knew that was incredible. and kerry came up with the idea of leasing books. leasing secular books and leasing equipment to parochial schools. johnson started selling it. the wonderful meeting with cardinal spellman from new york, billy graham and arthur goldberg standing astride the white house pool. they were in their clothes. that is the hottest room on god's earth. the hottest room. and johnson is working on them. in the background is bill moyer and me in i have in my office and wait so is hot in there you could see the sweat through cardinal spellman's -- and they finally agreed. it was fantastic. got the bi

adam johnson will be the new chief executive.een locked in a fight with pilots overcompensation. netjets cells fractional ownership to wealthy individuals and corporate clients. enterprise is buying a texas pipeline corporation from pioneering natural resources and reliance industries. the price? $2.1 billion. this deal calls for pioneer and reliance to use the eagle ford pipeline system for 20 years. eagle ford is the most prolific oilfield in the united states. next month, the latest version of microsoft windows operating system. windows 10 is being released in time for the back to school personal computer season. it will be available as a free upgrade for people using windows seven and 8.1. those are your top headlines. erik: we are taking a quick commercial break. coming up, olivia sterns and i will be joined by drew greenblatt to talk about manufacturing. is the manufacturing industry in america alive? if so, what does the trans-pacific partnership mean for manufacturing? ♪ erik: you are watching "market makers" on bloomberg

president johnson finally says adam, you've got to leave town and it got turned turn this over to somebody else. some of you may remember that is when adam powell went through bimini. he never quite got back. he said he wanted you congressman from brooklyn to try and put the bill together. kerry was in a district in brooklyn that had orthodox jews the fact that johnson knew that was incredible. kerry came out of the idea of leasing books canales and secular books and equipment to parochial schools. johnson started selling it. there's a wonderful meeting with cardinal spellman from new york, billy graham and arthur gold were standing beside the white house pool and their close. that is the hottest room in god there is. and johnson is working on them. and it was so hot in there that you can do that are/through cardinal spellman. he worked on it and worked on it and finally agreed. it was fantastic. he got the bill passed and then he said hold the bill up. if you get ability don't sign it within 10 days as a pocket veto. hold the bill for a month. mccormack said why and johnson said because i

. >> adam johnson's startup toggle manufactures streaming-enabled devices for retailers to deliver contentcelerator program, meaning it has a relationship with an industry leader. >> instead of having to ask yourself what service is featuring the movie tonight, whether it's on netflix or hulu or youtube or where can you find it we make available all the newest and latest releases in one place. >> the company's managed to land its first deal with the world's largest retailer, walmart, creating a custom device for them called the vudu spark, which allows consumers to access walmart's video on demand service. >> you plug it into the hdmi port of your television. you immediately can start browsing movies and shows featured in the vudu movie platform. >> the device also represents a simple way for walmart to convert its dvd customers over to streaming. and while toggle may be taking on competitors like roku or chromecast johnson says the business model is what makes them a standout. >> our biggest differentiator from a company standpoint is that we partner with the distribution. we can actually

then comes johnson and adam scott. day, who is battling vertigo, is four off the pace. >> women's world cub. france and south korea the french get on the board. they double their lead just four minutes later. tomas with the give and go. finishes with the left foot. france wins 3-nil and will now take on germany friday in the quarterfinals. >> before today brazil was the only team not allow a goal in this tournament but australia would finally break through in the 80th minute. the shot is stopped but simon is there for the rebound. aussies shock brazil. they next play either japan or the netherlands. >> the sabre cats back into the win column against the las vegas outlaws. san have say's defense looked good. 63-31 the final. the sabre cats improve to 12-1. >>> this sports report has been brought to you by bank of the west. tonight we'll show you highlight us from the u.s. open. >> next at 6:00, pixar's latest movie is a record-breaker. is that enough >>> join us tonight for abc news on kofy tv 20. >> to be called road k

adam scott. innings dustin johnson. three wood. >> sergio garcia, all three at 16. out of the same group. >> as patrick reed makes his way up to the 18th. >> looks like he'll be in a position to play with jordan spieth tomorrow. rights now it's jamie donaldson, who is nine over. >> that's his last full swing of the day. and barring some complete meltdown it will be spieth and reed on saturday third round, they played together in the ryder cup 2014 and went 2-0-1 and hooked up earlier this year at the valspar championship in tampa. a tournament that jordan spieth won in a terrific playoff with patrick reed and sean o'hare. >> welcome back to 18 in just a second. a moment ago, web simpson. >> left. >> beautiful shot. >> u.s. open champion. showing some good fight. getting himself back inside the cut line. >> that happened in 2012. giving this long putt a long look. >> yeah, so he should joe, when it comes off that big ridge that he has to come up and over he'll pick up a lot of speed. if it carries any speed past the hole it can get down there, we saw with adam scott,

adam johnson and bill noe are there.e same business as sony then we're in the same business. i think we're trying to take things to the next level. >> does your mix shift in terms of what's happening next in terms of planes? >> we have the king of the 350 i at the base. >> it's okay. we can clear the limit. >> we're starting with the king air. we go to the excel which is a four-hour airplane and we've been talking to others. they go up to the latitude and the citation ten. >> you don't need bigger than that unless you go abroad. >> the citation 10 plus fastest highest plane nonmilitary in the world. we can do 85 90% of the world's missions. >> we don't charge a fuel charge like some of our competitors in the space. we want to be totally transparent. if fuel moves, we'll be transparent and move the prices. it's not affecting us right now. it's the greenest plane and the most fuel efficient. ping plane is something i can't disclose in full but we're working on initiatives where we're going to put charitable stuff attached

johnson. let's bring in adam cole, head of global fx strategy. he joins us from the rbc offices in london. a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. adam: good morning. mark: can you explain to me the euro's performance yesterday? 1.5% drop against the dollar biggest drop in three months. what was going on yesterday? adam: what you see is essentially euro-dollar has come back to be dominated by general dollar ratio. the market came to the conclusion yesterday that the greek issue has been dealt with although we will get any amount of headline noise over the next two or three days. over the weekend, i think markets have come squarely to the conclusion that the issue has, for the short term been dealt with. we are looking at general dollar direction as the driver of the euro. mark: do you share the opinion that the dollar believes that greek is sorted out? is that premature or is that now taken as a given? adam: i think that is probably the right conclusion. there are stumbling blocks. today's meeting, tomorrow's summit, greek parliament, debate over the weekend, the vote on sunday

adam will try to sink me. and let's bring out now my team, the magic johnsons, featuring guillermo, our announcer dicky, my bandleaderl try to sink channing. reggie is a really good flugel hor flugelhorn player. have you ever played before? >> no. >> jimmy: channing, have you ever seen reggie? >> good to see you, my friend. >> jimmy: here's the referee, cousin sal. >> the first member of the team will shoot after the whistle, so on until someone makes a shot. if you step over, i will be forced to beat the crap out of kevin nash. testing me. don't taunt kevin. i'm on this tank. magic mikes ready? magic johnsons ready? [ whistle ] [ cheers and applause ] >> oh! >> oh! >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. wow. let's look at that again in slow motion. i'm getting bombarded. and look at that. reggie, despite some unorthodox attempt at feeding, well, that's our show. i'd like to thank channing tatum, matt bomer, joe manganiello, kevin nash, adam rodriguez and the great flugelhorn player reggie miller. apologies to the big, fat jerk matt damon. game five of the nba finals is next, right here on abc. and watch us at o

johnson and louis oosthuizen. branden grace gave it a fight. could not get around the blocked shot at 16 that went out of bounds off to the right. adam, valiant effort shooting 64 today on sunday. welcome inside the 18th tower, i'm joe buck alongside greg norman. it was hard to wrap your head what was going on the 18th green and for it to end, it looked like jordan spieth was more shocked. the heart break for dustin johnson. >> that's where my mind goes. you see dustin collected himself. he looked like he was completely out of it. got himself back in it. it's sports. there's going to be a winner and loser. dustin has to really get himself up and dust himself off as fast as we can. he's got so much talent and such a great player. you know he's missed out four times now. there's a great saying tom watson told me. once you bite the snake's head off, it's dead forever. he just has to bite the head over and running. >> dustin johnson, 2-2 is jordan spieth. let's look at highlights. jordan spieth. here's his putt at 16. this for birdie after a chip shot checked up on him. this for a moment was a three-shot lead. >> this was the first desce

adam scott, and music from wale. so, please join us then. our guest tonight is a very funny man with his very own show. he plays dre johnson sr.elcome anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at you. you really dress up. you look very nice. >> this is all for you, jimmy. >> jimmy: is it really? i feel like you're representing me in court or something. >> better you than myself. >> jimmy: how are you doing? i know you were out of town this morning. >> i was. >> jimmy: where were you? >> i was in parker city, colorado. i was there for a festival. i -- you know, i have a show on the food network, "eating america" and i just travel the country this year, going to food festivals and carnivals. >> jimmy: you're eating america. >> yeah. they're trying to get me to gain this 50 pounds that i lost. i refuse to do it. >> jimmy: yeah, because you're in the middle of some 30-day workout. >> 30-day transformation that goes 60 days, 90 days. >> jimmy: transformation, okay. so, when you say 30, 60, 90. you decide as you go along? >> no, no. i'm at day 40 of 90 days, but we go 30 day, then the 60 day, then the 90 day. >> jimmy

and adam clayton powell, harlem congressman, was chairman of the house education committee. and president johnsonly says adam, you've got to leave town, and you've got to turn this over to somebody else. some of you may remember that's when adam clayton powell left. he never quite got back. [laughter] and he said he wanted a congressman from brooklyn, hugh carey, to try and put the bill together. carey was in a district in brooklyn that had orthodox jews, roman catholics, this array of van jibbings -- the fact that a johnson you that was incredible. carey came up with the idea of leasing books and equipment to parochial schools. johnson started selling it. there's a wonderful meeting with cardinal spelman from new york, billy graham and arthur goldberg standing astride the white house pool. they were in their clothes. that is the hottest room on god's earth, the hottest room. and johnson. and he's working on them. in the background i think bill moyers and me in a picture i have in my office. and it was so hot in there that you could see the sweat through cardinal spelman's black cassock. [laughte

adam morgan won his debut yesterday. they beat the calendar analysis 9-2. jordon spieth is the 6th golfer to win the masters and the u.s. open in the same year. dust continue johnson and louis tied for second place. >> first grade must have interesting for him with the spelling of that name. >>> the california wildfire is so large you can see it from space. >> a newit can make you more stressed. >> reporter: i'll have the day planner next and collect out the chances of severe weather across the country in case you're traveling. >> more than five thousand people took part in a run yesterday all for a cause that is close to our hearts at "action news." the gary pappa run kicked off from eakens over in the morning. 6abc sports director gary pappa lost his battle with prostate cancer before father's day in 2009. many who took part in the event were cancer survivors and their families. the event exceeded its goal racing more than $250,000. >> reporter: thank you to everyone who came out in support of that yesterday. let's go outside and show you doylestown bucks county, 202 northbound at 611. construction blocks the right lane, right side of the road that's continue to

adam scott, and music from wale. so, please join us then. our guest tonight is a very funny man with his very own show. he plays dre johnson sr.come anthonynynderson. [ cheers and alause ] ♪ >> jimmy: look at you. you really dress up. you look very nice. >> this is all for you, jimmy. >> jimmy: is it really? i feel like you're representing me in court or something. >> better you than myself. >> jimmy: how are you doing? i know you were out of town this morning. >> i was. >> jimmy: where were you? >> i was in parker city, colorado. i was there for a festival. i -- you know, i have a show on the food network, "eating america" and i just travel the country this year, going to food festivals and carnivals. >> jimmy: you're eating america. >> yeah. they're trying to get me to gain this 50 pounds that i lost. i refuse to do it. >> jimmy: yeah, because you're in the middle of some 30-day workout. >> 30-day transformation that goes 60 days, 90 days. >> jimmy: transformation, okay. so, when you say 30, 60, 90. you decide as you go along? >> no, no. i'm at day 40 of 90 days, but we go 30 day, then the 60 day, then the 90 day. >> jimmy:

know, our first six, seven presidents all did have slaves, other than the johnsons -- other than john -- or excuse me, john adams john quincy adams. they were the only two of the early presidents that didn't have slaves. and it basically stopped with zachary taylor. i think he was the last president that literally brought slaves to the white house with him. after that, they didn't. susan swain: next is a question from tennessee, jonesboro, and our caller is carol. susan swain: hi, carol. carol: hello? susan swain: you're on. carol: okay, thank you. yes, my husband's mother met mary pat -- martha patterson's daughter, which would have been andrew johnson's granddaughter, some years ago. she came to jonesboro specifically to talk to my mother-in-law at the time, saying she was -- that her grandmother was so thankful that my husband's great grand -- great-great-grandfather had saved the johnson homestead and had given safe passage to the family -- to the johnson family so that if they had wanted to go to the homestead during the war, they could have. carol he was a confederate general that at one time, was over the

johnson and louis oosthuizen. branden grace gave it a fight. could not get around the blocked shot at 16 that went out of bounds off to the right. adam, valiant effort shooting 64 today on sunday. welcome inside the 18th tower, i'm joe buck alongside greg norman. it was hard to wrap your head what was going on the 18th green and for it to end, it looked like jordan spieth was more shocked. the heart break for dustin johnson. >> that's where my mind goes. you see dustin collected himself. he looked like he was completely out of it. got himself back in it. it's sports. there's going to be a winner and loser. dustin has to really get himself up and dust himself off as fast as we can. he's got so much talent and such a great player. you know he's missed out four times now. there's a great saying tom watson told me. once you bite the snake's head off, it's dead forever. he just has to bite the head over and running. >> dustin johnson, 2-2 is jordan spieth. let's look at highlights. jordan spieth. here's his putt at 16. this for birdie after a chip shot checked up on him. this for a moment was a three-shot lead. >> this was the first desce

adam tuss on twitter to learn what's said at the hearing today. >>> in the day ahead president obama will award the medal of honor to a black world war i veteran. henry johnson served in all black regiment known as the harlem fighters. he's being honored for rescuing his comrades in france in 1918. the u.s. awarded him the purple heart in 2006 and in 2003 the u.s. army awarded him the distinguished cross. >>> the washington monument is still closed today. engineers are working on the elevators. >>> one of takata's vice president is in washington right now. >>> a cruise ship capsized off the coast of china. only 14 of the over 400 passengers have been rescued. >>> the man leading the tsa is no longer in charge. that's after recent tests that screeners were not able to detect weapons at checkpoints. they failed 95% of the tests. >>> most of the sprinkles the area, shenandoah valley panhandle of west virginia, there's the sky over washington right now. low grade clouds throughout most of the day. holding steady in the 60s, near 70 degrees. pretty good chance you'll have need for an umbrella late afternoon and overnight. >>> couple of problems, massachusetts ave

our lauren johnson talks to a local soccer coach hoist teaching a game and life lessons. >> hold up joan i don't cross yet. >> reporter: kids call him mr. adam. >> we have hot dogs there. >> he comes in the neighborhood and he looks out for everybody. >> reporter: once a stranger he is more like family. >> i don't know where i would be right now. >> reporter: he lead and they follow. tonight, to the northern liberties rec center. >> let's just have fun be on our best behavior, show respect, take the game seriously. >> soccer night inside the muggy gym. >> north philadelphia it is not safe for us to be out there. in urban neighborhood around the country there is a risk of playing outdoor sports. >> reporter: challenging like crime, violence and lack of resources available in other communities. >> we just need a soccer ball and set up cones shoes and then you have goals. >> reporter: so they adapt and roll witt. >> new backward, this time we're going backward. >> reporter: ignoring the basketball court on a makeshift soccer field. >> eleven year-old nikkei ward loves sport. >> basketball and football. >> he didn't know much about soccer. >> i

tom: he3rrmann is adamant that if we can keep immigration going, that will use that -- boost that. i have been writing about that about the depression in greece. guy johnson is in athens. an incredibly difficult circumstance for the nation. first, hans is in brussels this morning. how important is this recent news? gauge the reaction in brussels. hans: all morning my take is that no news is good news. and that has been upended because we have some news and it is actually been negative. whether or not this is part of the negotiating strategy by tsipras to ring better terms of a deal from his creditors, we do not know. we do know he he is telling his own people and they are putting the statement out, that it is strange his proposal has not been accepted. this other similar proposals, irlaeland and portugal, have been accepted. the most concerning part to me he's kind of being, i do not want to say insulting. but he certainly is not been conciliatory. he's question the other side's voters. and when you question motives, that makes it difficult to get to a solution and a final end. i think it is pretty negative especially if it happens this early. that means