what does it mean to be a bad president? what counts as bad and how do we define a bad president? specifically, who might have been the worst president ever? our panelists are david greenberg, are you full position now? >> oh, associate professor. just a little bit inside baseball, sorry guys. associate professor of history and journalism and immediate study at news brunswick. he's the author of books of nixon and most recently of a wonderful book of the "public of spin." again, a kind moment, good work, david. this is a history of the white house. david is a long time contributor and now writes a history column for political. to david's right, although not politically ynette gordon reid, professor at the ratliff institute. a renowned professor and scholar of american history, gordon reid has published six books. "american family" 2008 which won numerous awards for non fiction. a leading and field changing scholar of thomas jefferson and gordon reid, the most recent book, "thomas jefferson" and "the empire of imagination." >> they'll be signing that book exhibit after this. >> sha

what did it mean to be a bad president? what counts as bad and how do we define a bad president? and specifically, who might have been the worst president ever? our panelists are david green rg, associate professor -- or actually -- are you a full professor now. associate professor. just a little inside baseball, stories guys. >> this isn't the place to -- >> right. associate professor of history and journalism at rutgers, new brunswick, author about nixon and coolidge and a book called "republic of spin" an in side history of american presidentry. a very timely moment, good work, david. this is a history of the white house spin machine. formally an acting editor of the new republic, david is a long-time contributor to slate and now writes a history column for politico. to david's right, although not politically, is annette gordan reed. professor of american history at harvard law school and in the history department and carol k. force heimer professor at the radcliff institute. a renowned law professor and scholar of american history, gordon reed has published six books. among t

what did it mean to be a bad president? what counts as bad? how do we define a bad president? and specifically, who might have been the worst president ever. our panelists are david greenberg, associate professor. are you cool professor now -- full professor now? sorry, a little inside baseball. associate professor of history end of journalism and media studies at rutgers university, new brunswick. he is an author of books about nixon and coolidge and a wonderful recent book, and insight history of the american presidency. a timely moment. good work, david. a history of the white house spin machine. formally an active editor of the new republic, is a longtime contributor to "slate" and now writes a history column or "politico." to david's right, although not politically, is annette gordon-reed. a charles warren professor and scholar of american history, she has published six books. among them a book in 2008 which won numerous awards, including the pulitzer prize for nonfiction. a leading and field changing scholar, her most recent book is about thomas jefferson into the empire

mila, kristen bell and catherine hahn for a bit of moms gone wild. >> bad mom. >> bad mom!g hubby completely fan boyed out. >> more interested in you that day than jj? >> how dare you. of course jj. it's not even a question. >> what brings out the bad mom on you? >> i'm on a schedule and things don't always add to that schedule. i have to remind myself, honey, it's in the calendar. it's bedtime. she is mama. and i'm forget it. >> i'm trying. >> well, try harder. >> everybody in this movie is a mom. the first thing that happens how did your baby sleep? how is your night. how are the kids. i think at any given time when you walk up to where our chairs are we're all video chatting our children. >> such good moms. but make no mistake. this is a very adult movie. >> the guy who wrote this also wrote the three hangover movies. so what can we expect? >> basically, the same sort of language. not a family film. >> in the movie, mila is sing well two kids. in real life, she and ashton have just one daughter so far. so i'm wondering, does that make you think about maybe a sibling? >>

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like bad. it's badd >> and believe it or not, cameron is not alone. >> i snort sometimes when i laugh. >> snort when i laugh really hardd it's part of who i am. i don't care. >> such blatant honesty is what one should expect on a night like this. >> obama's got the mike. you've got to be here for that one. >> obama outline was paying contribute to kobe bryant who ended his speech with mamba out. >> thanks for e.t. on the espn. >>> coming up next, hot gossip before tonight's met gala. did taylor swift ditch calvin? >> are kate hudson and nick jonas back on? >> olivia with her funny woman. their best and worst mother day memories. >> we had our mother's day card sandhe would say, thhnk you, and throw it into the trash. >> my heart hurts. >> i cannot wait for this story. it's coming up. >> julianne hough wedding dress dilemma. >> sleek chic bride or will it be super romantic pretty princess? >> that is exactly what i was trying to decide. i'm so lucky i've been able to wear amazing designers and d

bad management, political decisions made that were bad? beats me, senator. >> off the story the other day. the contractors have been paid millions to essentially do no work to get the roads cleared. calling for a federal investigation. >> on the surface there was just bad management decisions being made, but we don't know if it is worse than that. we have asked for a federal investigation. see how bad this really is. >> ii reached out and they sent me a statement back. it was not just a simple job. it was a complete reboot. it was a complete mess. a new drainage system had to be built. their gas, water lines, sewage lines. that sure is expensive. >> 300 million for that stretch of road. then you wonder why it's depleted. >> how else would you get there? for me it's priceless. bill: it is outrageous. forget it. someone out to go to jail here. >> we pay for roads here in new jersey. cold, black gold. >> do you hear that voice? that is former president bill clinton. excited crowd and started off talking about something important. >> elevated

are there bad police officers? >> i would say absolutely. naturally, there's bad human beings.e are bad people and sometimes people slip through the cracks so to speak and become police officers and their true personality comes out after the fact. it is unfortunate but it does happen that way. >> i think, for me, it feels like the last thing any police officer wants to do is admit that another cop is bad because they don't want to cross that thin, blue line. for us, i sometimes think if cops could go, yeah, that cop was not a good cop and we're glad we got him out of here, 'opposed to saying, it is always on the citizens to know why things went down. know what i'm saying? >> yes. >> especially when i talk to officers of color, that's a thing we don't hear enough. >> you've asked those questions, that means we get to ask you a question. >> i'll tip you off later. if you have questions, feel free to ask. >> what's your perception of the average police officer now that you've gotten to speak to a few of them? >> i'm still processing it. a lot of it is still fresh for me. everythin

leon: bad. erin: that is what i'm alluding to.d out what he said about the future plans up >>> people have ripped me off. i'm not fertilizer. as far as golf, i'm progressing and getting better. give us time. i'm looking forward to being out here. this is like a fraternity here. erin: don't throw tiger woods in the coffin yet. he tells us he is working on coming back. for when? he says you know what? if i know, i'll tell you. trust me. he wants to come back. woods was at congressional country club for the quicken loans national media day. we haven't seen professionally since last august. but tiger told us today he is getting closer and his golf game is getting better. i asked him if he could win again, where would it be? tiger: right now, anywhere. i'm not playing anything. i would take any win right now. erin: what do you think of the new generation of golf? >> it's different. it changes. it evolves. back when i won, they didn't know how to hit one before and -- erin: black and white tv. never seen it. tiger: totally different. ra

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it's sort of interesting because i talk about hillary's bad judgment. i said that this morning to a lot of followers. a lot of people that agree with me. she has horrible judgment. you look at what's going on. >> what's the worst example of her? you say she has horrible judgment. >> i can tell you a lot of examples. one is libya. libya was a disaster. just in case you have any questions, right now isis has taken the oil from libya. so we knock out libya and you knock out gadhafi and she thinks we did a great job. isis has the oil. >> would you have stayed out of libya? >> i would have stayed out of libya. and iraq too. >> will you stay out of syria? >> i would have stayed out of syria and wouldn't have fought for assad because i thought that was a whole thing. you have iran, which we made into a power. iran now is a power. because of us, because of some of the dumbest deals i have ever seen. so now you have iran and russia in favor of assad. we're supposed to fight the two of them. at the same time, we're supposed to fight isis, who is fighting assad. >

cigarettes. >> my bad habit is i have mindless eating. i graze throughout the day on unhealthy foods. >> ever since i was 14 i would pull my hair out like, you know, touch it, pull it. >> now a new device promises to jolt you out of a bad habit once and for all, but it's a little bit shocking. >> feels like someone is like flicking you on your wrist like bad, don't. >> reporter: it's called pavlock. every time you feel a craving, push a little button and get a little shock. >> some people might think it's painful. i just think it's annoying. >> reporter: the device uses a classic conditioning technique. >> it gives you a mild electrical sensation that is just uncomfortable enough when you pair it with the habit you're trying to break, it trains your brain to center an aversion to that habit. >> reporter: he says the is he voters of the shock is up to -- says the severity of the shock is up to you. it ranges from 15 to 50 volts. the device broke these two's bad habits in no time flat. for 12 years naomi suffered from impulsive hair pulling

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the current chairman saying it is not necessarily bad. that is his phrase, not necessarily bad that donald trump is going to be the nominee. >> i have a -- is that a question? is there a republican party left here, stewart? >> listen, i think donald trump is a disaster. i think he is going to lead the party, every reason to believe, to a historic defeat. simple math here n 2012. a real race, only one republican, one for the u.s. senate in a state that romney lost in nevada. in that doesn't bode well, if you are in a state that the top of the ticket isn't winning or doing well. right now, donald trump has 28% favorable. he has gotten the most exposure of any presidential candidate in history. so, the more people see him, the more people don't like him. none of those are positive trends. i think we are headed into a very bleak period here. >> we have two former living republican presidents, and charlie, both of them are named bush, both said they have no intention of commenting on the presidential campaign. two former presidents that won't

looking at the nearby interstate 880, the traffic is not looking too bad.unning through the east bay commute, you can tell this is a little bit better than normal on this monday 80 westbound, and there is slow traffic, but not quite as bad as it normally is. looking at the other commute, going to the south bay, northbound 101 is a little bit slow pass the capitol expressway, but no major issues on 85 or 280 as of right now.>>> two people face murder charges in connection with the death of a father from millbrae, and keith green was reported missing and his body was discovered a week and a half ago. we are in hillsborough, where authorities raided the home over the weekend. >> reporter: good morning, and working to get more information from the sheriff department about the big break in the case. we know that over the past weekend, authorities raided this large home behind us in the city of hillsborough. the rate happened early saturday morning, and the s.w.a.t. team broke through the gate that surrounds the home, and officers heavily armed made their way ins

but today still not bad.ne this morning, temperatures in the 60s, 70s, this afternoon, we call it partly sunny, temps climbing well to the 80s once again, some of the hot spots could reach 90 degrees, across the delaware valley. so, in philadelphia, should make it up to about 88 degrees, still running a good ten degrees above average for this time of year. dew . temperatures like i said, humidity not as bad as it has been, in the 50's to about 60 degrees, though dew . may climb to the mid 60s so it will feel steamy. near 08 at the shore, mid 80s at the poconos, things do go downhill tonight. we will time out the rain for you coming up in the full forecast in just a few minutes, jan, back to you. >> justin, thank you. many in our region are getting a taste of summer this weekend, as they enjoy memorial day weekends down the shore. cherri gregg from sister station, "kyw news radio", is live in ocean city with a look at all of the excitement happening there. good morning, cherry, i'm a little bit jealous. >> goo

, you know, being interrogated about the e-mail would look bad.very reason not to like, you know, judicial watch. as a member of the vast right-wing conspiracy going back 20 years -- [laughter] i can tell you they've done yeoman work at exposing the stuff the clintons do. so it's completely understandable they would want to do this. whether or not a judge agrees to it is a whole different matter. melissa: kimberly, what do we expect from the testimony? kimberly: i think this is going to be problematic, it's going to be damaging. how can it be good given the length and breadth and depth of this investigation? this is an insider in every sense of word, someone who was definitely in the inner circle, privy to a tremendous amount of information. when you have somebody like that under oath, anything can happen and be revealed. at a certain point people might start to think about self-preservation and self-interest than just blinding loyalty to the clintons because someone's going to take a fall on this, and it's going to be like who's going down. melis

of course jj. >> what brings out the bad mom in you?m on a schedule and things don't always add to that schedule, i have to remind myself, it's not like honey, it's in the calendar. it's bedtime. she is like mama. and i'm forget it. >> i'm sorry, okay. i'm trying. >> well, try harder. >> everybody in this movie is a mom. the first thing that happens is 5:00 in the morning is how did your baby sleep? how is the night? that's the first thing you ask. how are the kids? any time you walk up to where our chairs are, we're all video chatting our children. >> such a good mom. make no mistake, this is a very adult movie. >> the guy who wro this also wrote the three hangover movies. what can we expect? >> basically, sort of vile language. not a family film. >> in the movie mila is sing well two kids. in real life she and ashton have just one daughter so far. so i'm wondering, does that make you think about maybe a sibling? >> oh, for sure. listen, no, i'm not pregnant. oh my god. that's how rumors start. absolutely i do want to have more kids on

back to we keep coming the steam of good news being bad and bad news being good.uch concern is there amongst the people you talk to amongst your investors? about interest rates, i think it is front of everybody's mind. the austrian situation and look at the flipside of all this, we have had a seachange here with the latest cut by the rba. ratew our 10 year bond down to record lows, under 2%. recentmoved up again in days, but if we see further rate ofs, then we have new levels valuations for our equity markets, and indeed we have seen that play out over the last couple of weeks while the overall level of the index has returned to previous highs. these are important , both in the case of lower rates and higher rates. rishaad: talking about australia, we see the jobs data come out, and i'm going to say your guess is as good as mine given the volatility and the way it's been calculated. there's been a lot of outsizersy, some numbers, particularly associated with the rebasing of the sample that the pure of statistics uses. i think of sensible way of losing with statist

neil, they're bad not only at constitutional law, they're bad at math.the result of this case if it is upheld, you're looking at 20-30% premium increases for the majority of people who get their health care through the exchanges, something like 57% were getting these subsidies. now, the reality is that the taxpayers will end up paying for that. it's not going to hurt low income people, it'll hurt taxpayers and insurance companies. but the bigger issue here is the administration was not able to bend the cost curve. they're taking money from our children, from taxpayers to subsidize the cost of health care. it's a shell game, and it's going to collapse in on itself. neil: i'm sorry, governor, but you hit on a key point. the poor will be fine, they'll still have their coverage, and that's good for them. the rich will always find a way to pick up and get their coverage and will absorb that. middle class, not so much. that's forgotten, isn't it? >> that's exactly right. and that's why i think it's so important who the next president is. they'll be appointing

hillary clinton will be so bad for our economy, so bad for jobs.'s going to be so bad for the 2nd amendment. we are going to save our 2nd amendment. she wants to abolish your 2nd amendment, believe me. by the way, the nra, did you see last week, they endorsed donald trump and they said, what could he do where you voted against him? and she looked at them with her ten friends behind her, all women, by the way. i keep hearing about this woman thing. i think i'm doing real will wly with women but what do i know? this woman said, there's not a thing he could do that i'd vote against him. not as severe. that's what she said and i'll take it, okay? >> he talked about pocahontas, lisa boothe, elizabeth warren, which everybody is in on in terms of the joke. that's one of the things that seems to be works. at different times he say, i can't say it, the media will give me the death penalty. then, for example, he'll do something substantive. tonight, hillary clinton we know staged veterans protests at trump tower and just like "the new york times" hit piece a

and what to do to this you often make you feel bad because it wasn't just about feeling bad, those slights made him so bad and all of this would make him feel better. harris quote i feel like god and i wish i was having everyone officially lower than me. i already know i am higher than most anyone anyone in the world. ted kaczynski, the unabomber hard time adjusting. no question. awkward. very very smart. decides to become a survivalist in montana wilderness. before he started sending those bob-- bombs in the mail on july 24, 1978, this is what he wrote in his diary: yesterday was quite good. heard only eight jets. today was good in the early morning, but later in the morning there was an aircraft noise almost without intermission. i would estimate about eight hour then there was a very loud sonic boom. this was the last straw and reduced me to tears of rage, but i have a plan for revenge. she wanted to be left alone. he wrote: by silence i don't mean all sounds have to be excluded, only man-made sounds. most natural sounds are soothing with a few exceptions like thunder and raven cries ar

like bad. >> it's called padlock every time you feel a craving or engage in bad behavior push a buttonactivate an app unget a little shock. >> it was shocking how strong it was. >> some people might think it's painful. i think it's annoying. >> reporter: it's a version conditioning a type of shock therapy. there's debate about its effectiveness especially when self administered. but the makers of the padlock say there's a small study showing it works. >> it gives you that mild electrical sensation that is just uncomfortable enough that when you pair the with a habit you're trying to break trains your brain to not do that habit. >> the seventy three rest shock is up to the user it ranges from 50 to 450 volts. >> we've seen people quit habits in as little as five days. >> device broke their bad habits quickly. >> that day i saw results. i found myself by the end of the day not touching my hair at all. isn't so i've used it for two weeks now and it its worked. >> it costs just under $2 and it can zap you automatically if you do things like don't exercise enough or visit certain web sites

are there bad police officers? >> i would say absolutely. naturally, there's bad human beings.le and sometimes you know people slip through the cracks so to speak and become police officers and then their true personality comes out after the fact and it's unfortunate but it does happen that way. >> i think for me, it feels the last thing any police officer wants to do is admit another cop is bad because they don't want to cross that thin blue line. if cops could sometimes go, yeah, that cop was not a good cop and we're glad we got him out of here as opposed to saying it's always on citizens to understand why things went down. you know what i'm saying? >> yeah. >> and for me to talk to officers of color, that's a thing we don't hear from them enough. >> you've asked us questions. >> i'll check you out later. feel free to ask. >> what's your perception of the average police officer now that you've gotn to speak to a few of them? >> a lot of it is pretty fresh for me. everything i'm hearing from people is things i would want to hear from police officers. is this the thing or becau

straight ahead, good star moms gone bad. behind the scenes of bad moms. baby number two. >> and we're with channing tatum. what his wife jenna snapped him doing that will make all you men want to try harder. >> stop channing. stop! >> keep doing what you're doing. we'll be right back. stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. >> goldie hahn was honored for her dedication to youth education. >> we have to make life better [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv >> welcome back. cameron is here now fresh off of hanging with some bad moms.

, got it bad, got it bad ♪ i'm hot for teacher i got it bad, so bad ♪ >> who is going to decide whatu it's outrageous filth and that if i could find some way constitutionally to do away with it, i would. >> i can make my own decision about what music i want to listen to. i don't need tipper gore deciding what music i listen to. >> the music, voluntary or otherwise, opens the door to moral programs based on things certain christians don't like. i think you should leave it up to the parent, because not all parents want to keep their children totally ignorant. >> the women didn't get the rating system they wanted, but they did get a commitment to begin applying a printed inscription on the covers of albums and music videos warning they contained blatant, explicit lyrics. >> good old rock and roll breaks all the rules, okay? that's the way it is and that's the way it always has been. elvis presley was not good for the children, either. >> good morning, everybody. i'm pleased to announce live aid which, without a doubt, will be the largest pop concert ever held. >> live aid was the brainc

when it comes to breaking bad habits, one of the best ways to think about it is changing a bad habit. this man is the author of the book the power of habit. >> one of the things we know from studies neurological studies is that it's almost impossible to completely extinguish the pathways made by a habit. we have to change the behavior. we're still craving the reward, but let's find a new behavior we can insert that corresponds to the old cue and gives us a reward that's something to the old reward. >> he spent years researching how habits are formed in our brains and how that influences our lives. remember all that advice about altering your environment? it's not just for eating habits. here's another example. >> after the vietnam war gi's came back we were stunned how many heroin addicts were returning from vietnam. they found when these soldiers came back to the united states the recurrence was 5%. and they realized these soldiers were not just heroin addicts, they were heroin addicts in vietnam. when they came back to the united states the environment changes and so did their likel

>> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> bad parenting. >> jimmy: bad parenting, yeah. definitely, yeah.how to root for you because normally my seats aren't that good but they put me court side. [ light laughter ] so when you were coming in, i didn't want to seem like, a a goofy kid. like, "hi, melo." [ laughter ] so i was just like -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i put my game face on. i didn't want you to screw up or do anything. so i went to a different game. and i was sitting in my normal seats. i heard "jimmy fallon." cutest little kid voice. i was like, "what's up?" >> it was him? >> jimmy: it was kiyan, yeah. >> he don't forget. >> jimmy: how you doing, buddy? >> he don't forget. >> jimmy: he doesn't forget. >> no, not at all. >> jimmy: ah, you got to give him my best. >> i will. >> jimmy: so he must be excited that you're in this "teenage mutant ninja turtle" movie. >> he doesn't know what to expect. he thinks i'm one of the characters or something. i keep trying to tell him it's just a quick cameo in the movie. don't expect me to be flying through the air, going undergro

straight ahead, good star moms gone bad. behind the scenes of bad moms. baby number two. >> oh, this is how rumors start. >> and we're with channing tatum. what his wife jenna snapped him doing that will make all you men want to try harder. >> stop channing. stop! >> keep doing what you're doing. we'll be right back. >> welcome back. cameron is here now fresh off of hanging with some bad moms. and i mean stars that are bad moms. >> a little bit crazy but all for a wild and hysterical new comedy but behind the scenes there was a lot of baby bonding. >> everybody is a mom. so 5:00 in the morning it's like how did your baby sleep? how was the night? that's the first thing you ask. >> can i get a hug. >> at any given time when you walk up to our cast chairs we're all video chatting our children. -p>> such good moms but this is very adult movie. >> the guy that wrote this also wrote the thrre hangover movies. what can we expect? >> basically the same sort of language. not a family friend. >> a single working mom juggling two kids and a career. in real life she

look, she has bad judgment. this was all bad judgment. probably illegal. we'll have to find out what the fbi says about it. but certainly it was bad judgment. i just read the report. it's devastating, the report. it's devastating. and there's no reason for it. >> so clinton still has work to do to sew up her own nomination and during a series of events across california and nevada, she was careful to be inclusive of senator bernie sanders and his supporters. she saved her best jabs for the republican nominee, targeting him on his income taxes, reports he sought to profit off the housing crisis and posture with unions. >> there is absolutely no way that we can let donald trump get anywhere near the white house. can you produce positive results that will improve the lives of americans? secondly can you be commander in chief, protect our country and lead the world on behalf of the united states, with the kind of smarts, steady, strong leadership in accordance with our values that we need and, number three, can you unify our country? now, you will have to make

[laughter] >> she has bad judgment. this was all bad judgment.l, we'll have to find out what the fbi says about it. but certainly, it was bad judgment. i just read the report. it's devastating, the report. it's devastating. kennedy: all right. how do you feel about this, geraldo? two very different versions of the same what you -- the thing that he said, the only thing that donald trump just said that i disagree with is that it is probably illegal. kennedy: okay. >> because you have not heard one whisper of an allegation of a crime even in that scathing state department report. there is no grand jury -- kennedy: that we know of. >> -- that we know of. therefore, there will be no indictment. and people that are holding out, i heard charles krauthammer who i think is the smartest guy on television yesterday opining that the real primary will be comey and the fbi and all -- that's a bun of bologna, with all due respect the charles. there's not going to be an indictment. focus on real issues. and this e-mail scandal has succeeded, like benghazi -- wh

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my parents would view me as bad. ask and you just -- and you just sit there and you listen to that, and you will to that as a doc or as a therapist or as a parent, and you just say -- you just wish you could have interceded and said to this young man and gotten him, you know, the appropriate mental health care. but to explain to him, i mean, and this is what i think is absolutely key. if there's any, anything that i could emphasize for me of after spending the last number of years writing the book is that people who suffer, they're not broken. i mean, some do horrendous and terrible things, and we can't excuse it. but there is a continuum. if i told you, be i just said to -- if i just said to the -- to you on this planet there's an organism, there's a species, and that species has the ability to think, to act rationally, but that species also has the ability to be captured by certain stimuli and not shake those stimuli and to focus on those stimuli, and those stimuli are going to effect how those pee cease feel. that

bad news is we didn't put anything together today. >> no, they did not. phillies remain one game out of first place heading in to tomorrow's series opener with miami. phillies are fighting for the playoffs. in texas, the rangers and plea jays, well, they are literally fighting. help say goes chase utley on, odor late and high on the fly and he hits back. hits him, and then, pow with the right, benches clear, bad blood between these two teams, for quite sometime. >>> eagles rookie mini camp is over but hard work is only beginning for carson wentz, future franchise quarterback. he is still trying to digest the complex play book. the wentz will work with the veterans on tuesday when organize team activities getting and with wentz expect to sit all season, he knows how to hand this will waiting game. he sat his first two years at college at north dakota state. >> i knew when i got the my opportunity would i make the most of it. i cherished every opportunity i had. i learned patients. i learned how to put the team first, and that is all that mattered back then

it is a lost but not as bad as expected.g declines in the other banks -- mirroring declines in the other banks but not as bad. what is the big take away? >> may be the results are not quite as bad as some have feared. i think the equity market, maybe there is a little bit of relief and also a sort of bounceback for credit suisse. otherwise i would say it is a clear sort of restructuring situation. credit suisse is still in the early stage of sort of a restructuring phase. that is usually the time when the results are the worst because you want to book many want to take, you a lot of the pain first and then later on have a positive earnings story. mark: get all the bad news out of the way earlier. on cost reduction, they have achieved more than half of their 1.4 billion francs in net cost targets for this year. on that basis things are going according to plan. otto: i think the cost-cutting story is a positive in these results and clearly the company is making more effort on that then they had originally set out to do. mark: