prompted arrieta huffington , a well-known media individual she came out and said working 120 hour weeks does not leverage inequality. she said you cannot power your way through. was ano said this inefficient way for them to conduct himself. he said he will continue this work style. if you look at how the stock has forormed, it really is in perhaps much more scrutiny based on the latest concern and more calls to do something. >> a lot of pressure to do something. is tornow the board between the fact they are very close to thet are iconic visionary. he is the ceo and founder of tesla and the largest shareholder. vicar picture. you see the stock has, along way. has also been reports from that tesla isimes seeking a clo. .here is no active search they have not had one for nine weirs -- nine years. they are interested in looking for more senior talent. what kind ofis, action do they take. ceowould they range in the who has been so active and said he will not change his ways. there are many who say enough only runs tesla, but to others. it a possible for one ceo to run for different companies

this has created a lot of questions, and arrieta huffington, a well-known political commentary are -- took to twitter early sunday saying that musk's work situation is horrifically inefficient. perhapsrred to him 120ng a different way, that hour work weeks does not leverage quality. you cannot simply power through in that is not how bodies are built. many have said this could be a way for her to promote her new book. we looked at how the tesla ceo answered the tweet, he basically said he is not going to change his lifestyle or work style. he said "ford and tesla is the car companiescan to avoid bankruptcy, i just got home from the factory at 2:30 in the morning california time. you think this is an option, it is not." a lot of this will be discussed in the monday trading day on wall street. the question being what the board response will possibly be. yvonne: how are they going to toe the line? a lot of ford members have personal relationships with musk, but they are facing calls for oversight. su: that's the question, how do you oversee the largest shareholder? he is an iconic visiona

scooters have made a headline a wellness space with arrieta huffington.dealt with sleep deprivation and doing yoga. that is something that is close to home that i can preach about to read -- preach about. money? you made any >> i have not had any exit. i have had some companies who are killing it. it is the largest shoe market platform and i passed on it. to donot quite know what with it. it was a learning experience. luckily i was able to get in on the last run. and steph curry are also in and that can mean competition. >> we share information. there are some deals that i passed on. i'm seeing katie do some great things. it as african-american we getting into space that really haven't had much to do with or had that much access to. all of that is positive. the technology summit is going on right now. that is something you look on as a positive and that is the legacy you want to leave behind. launched,und was just $15 million to black celebrities and black athlete. the goal is to make money. what is your take on this fund? are you part of it? >> i am not

are close tohat me, arrieta huffington, a wellness platform.e dealt with sleep ,eprivation and doing yoga changing my diet. that is something that is close to home that i can preach about all day to not just those in the sports world but normal walks of life. emily: have you had any exits so far? have you made any money? andre: i have not had any exits, but i've had some companies who are killing it. i've had some companies i passed on and i regretted it. i got in the last round and that is goat, the shoe marketplace. and i actually passed on it because i was like this is my introductory meeting. that was the first meeting i took. i didn't quite know what to do with it but it was a great learning experience. and luckily i was able to get in on the last round. emily: that was golden state warriors player and tech investor andre iguodala. we will have more of that exclusive chat later this hour. coming up, the roll blocks are piling up as elon musk tries to take the company private. what u.s. national security officials may want to know about it.

that came after arrieta huffington wrote an open letter, accusing him of outdated and inefficiency.la shares fell by almost nine four cents friday -- 9% friday after a "new york times" interview after must describe the last 12 months as the most "difficult and painful" in his career. francine: thank you so much for a reduction of prices that have transformed the country's people. more than one million jobs have a cluster leading to that is despite greece receiving more than 300 billion euros in aid from creditors. lenders are facing higher financing cost when the ecb stopped accepting government debt as collateral. how far does the country still have to come? we have the resident scholar at google, and paul donovan of ubs is still with us. what happens to greece next? guest: greece will enter a period of so-called enhanced surveillance. and also, even though the bailout ends today, greece will continue to have to comply in rather tight conditions, partly led to a large primary surplus, but they have to implement reforms like labor market and other public organization reforms. franci