bob benmosche is cut from that same mold.ry tough assignment. ,e had called his bailout money the government was his biggest shareholder by far, he got rid of the government and paid the money back and nobody thought that was possible. let's be honest -- six years ago, who would've thought it would be able to pay back $182 billion of debt. bob benmosche is one of the unsung heroes of the financial crisis. >> you mentioned jamie dimon, one of the other wall street titans. he is now battling his own throat cancer diagnosis. here in a similarity dealing with his health. jpmorgan is in the news for other things today. situationhis hacking hackers with russian hacking into jpmorgan and for other banks. that a biging is it bank like jpmorgan could be hacked into? well, i'm no expert on hacking into bank accounts but -- why do people rob banks? that's rather money is applies to this day. you have these huge financial institutions with trillions of dollars and if you are a hacker bent on the very, why not go to the biggest place. it

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bob benmosche a ending his tenure on a high note.'s final earnings report under bob benmosche, who steps down next month. >> he has shepherded this through a difficult period and a turnaround. >> he was able to restructure the company when so many others failed. >> and not give in to the board. , splittinge, gannett into two. they will focus on broadcast and digital businesses and spin off its publishing operations. the company is also buying full ownership of cars.com. .> number two, coach a glimmer of hope, with fourth-quarter profit that topped analyst estimates. sales down only 17%. coach shares rose, but before today, the stock has slumped 39%. >> i have to say, i have not gone to one in a long time. >> is usually packed with tourists. >> that is right. number one, disney -- analysts expect the third period --third quarter will benefit from world cup ratings and "frozen circle we will have interview with bob iger at 3:30 p.m. eastern time. there goes the opening bell. ll, youare still a bu have been happy with stock buybacks. ap

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american international group giving a profit to his retiring ceo bond in motion -- bob benmosche. paid the record government bailout, cut jobs, and narrowed. agrees to settle claims it did not pay employees for all hours worked. $6 million inhi overtime and labor pay. off the clock hours are all too common for the american worker. that is today's company news. >> very good, scarlet. 40 african leaders will meet with president obama in washington all this week to discuss the future of investment in africa. our international correspondent hans nichols is standing by with an important conversation, this former ubs wolf, president and of course a supporter of the u.s. president. >> tom, i am joined by robert has a bazaar who marketplace. what are we going to get today at the u.s. business africa for um ? >> you have 45 of the 50 plus president's ear of the african countries. you have a who's who of the business side from both sides of africa and u.s. the panels are always good, but the truth is it is what happens in the hallway, in the private room. >> how many cards are you going to