shares getting hammered at lumber liquidators with reports that its flooring contains hidden from aldehyde -- formaldehyde. >> he continues to be pressured by lower traffic and shift too hard work and as a result has historically had a lower gross margin than the margin for the entire second quarter. cory: gregory worley of ernst & young will become the cfo on an interim basis. jerry brown is getting more aggressive on fighting climate change. he has ordered a dramatic initiative to bring water reduction levels below 1990 levels, far below the federal target. are you watching the fight this weekend? i am. i will not be watching it at buffalo wild wings. the chain has decided not to show it because they did not feel comfortable with the cost, which is $5,100 per restaurant. hbo and showtime have sued to block live streaming of the fight. the networks are seeking an immediate court order preventing that streaming. a sharing economy, we talk about it a lot. it has given rise to some of the best funded startups in the silicon valley. there is room for competitors in that space, and there are l

our testing on site indicated we had ammonium products, we had ketones, aldehydes. typically see in any large industrial batching plant. while padgett's team checks for toxins, local officials decide they can't afford to take any chances. hundreds of students from a school only a quarter mile away are taken by bus to safe locations. some residents are also ordered to leave, but chris dillinger must make the decision on his own. >> i didn't think about, you know, poisonous gases or anything until we came back and then turned on the tv because, you know, we didn't know it was an industrial fire. once we knew what it was, we started thinking maybe we should leave. eventually we didn't leave because we knew the smoke was blowing away from us. it did make me a little bit nervous. >> after enduring six hours of punishing heat and flames, firefighters almost completely contain the blaze. and the hazmat team reeses its results. the air quality is not a threat to the community. >> our personnel were there for approximately five, almost six hours before we cleared it. we dete

- >> what happened when einstein died is take his brain out of his head and put it in a jar from aldehydefigure out why was he so smart. there's a larger issue because you can look and say this was different but that gets back to alan turing are we just machines? can you just assign little parts of his brain? i don't think so. were not machines, were human as much as they carve up that brain and slice it there has to be natural explanations for things. that doesn't mean under a micro scope you can find things no he didn't fail math. he laments the fact that his math is starting to stump him but he gets his good friends to help him. he did fine in math but it's a good myth to have because he's doing a thing that says you can learn anything. you can learn math you can learn relativity. you can go to con academy and watch the videos of inspiring people and you can learn anything. there was a time even einstein didn't know how to do that. you can learn anything. i think most of it is imprint now but it was parceled out. was it fun to write? >> it was some ime amusing. it was fun to write but

seat -- 50 minutes said some of lumber liquidator's floors in china contain high levels of from aldehydeehyde. ben bernanke he has a new job. bernanke will be a senior advisor to pimco, the bond fund manager. he signed on to advise city dell -- citadel. for the first time since that nuclear deal was reached, john kerry met with his iranian counterpart. kerry held -- failing to complete treaty would be a missed opportunity. >> the people of iran went to the polls a year and a half ago and chose a president who was calling for engagement based on ritual respect. -- mutual respect. now we have this opportunity that had been given to us and the iranian government by the people of iran to engage. olivia: you can watch that interview tonight right here on bloomberg tv on charlie rose 7:00 p.m. eastern time. shed a tear for wall street. according to a new global poll almost half of those in the financial industry say their pay is less or much less than they had hoped for when they began their careers. only 14% say their pay currently exceeds expectations. matt: three hours from now the fed will