william cohan weighs on money power, next tycoons. watching the yankees-red sox, we are all watching floyd and manny. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." we are live from our world" is this mayday. i am tom keene. with ms. olivia sterns. olivia: new details are coming out on the frayed gray -- freddy great case. a baltimore to be station says that his autopsy showed injuries suffered like -- by those -- suffered like those my car crash victims. a third night of curfew was ordered after protesters provided monday. few details are being released. the police commissioner says the case is still open even though the states attorney has the report. >> this does not mean that the investigation is over. if new evidence is found, we will follow it. if new direction is given by the state's attorney, we will obey it and follow through with the investigation. olivia: anger about the cases's reading beyond the market marchers in philadelphia clashed with officers and there were two arrests. must revealed his -- elon musk rev

bill cohan is here.ee, in training for fuldcket -- why would dick choose what some describe as a penny stock conference to make his return to the public eye? bill: since he is not talking to me or any of us, what i was able to surmise the writing this story is he had just advised something called the national stock exchange, a small, penny stock, less than 1% volume stock exchange, i believe based in new jersey. he went to china to talk about it. i think this is a business thing. .etty: i loved your piece, bill how you were trying to find these guys. , still playing bridge. 2008 -- talked to me in betty: and then go silent. erik: we know what dick fuld is doing. bill: the used to have his attorney who would take all of the calls and then say no he will not talk to you. his attorney retired so now he has no one playing that role. , he made your piece half $1 billion in about seven , if this guy has so much money, why is he going to come out again? why not just buy an island somewhere and just without the

cohan raping her. she was blown away she was being badgered by the attorney. so i gave an introduction and asked her i said as the moment i thought about writing this book and i had a very big ideas of writing the book that this was the moment. i just got this idea months ago but i'm thinking of the last two weeks or something and i thought about it and came back and said i want to write this book but i want you to take a month to decide if you want to consider this path because there will be a huge blowback. i will list all of the things that can go wrong. she said i want to do it. so after months she said i want you to do this and use my real name. originally i was just going to write about the case but inevitably once i solve the problem and a series of the series of rapes that had been handled properly for very clear reasons why i decided to write up a series of sexual assaults. >> host: as you said this is the first using her name and when i read the book i could see why because you know, not only did she have to deal with the county officials kind of not

she joins us with beatty cohan, a relationship therapist and susan patton the famed princeton mom.ann, first to you, you watch this. isn't this teaching the child a valuable lesson? when you get frustrated or do something bad, take a sledge hammer and destroy something? >> i think it's absolutely horrible. it teaches the child nothing. absolutely nothing. the father paid for it. and you're saying to be destructive. there are so many other parenting skills to discipline the child. take something away. take a television program away. take the xbox away. but never to do that. because if you're going to do that to an object then the next step is you might do it to a person. >> do you incorporate a sledge hammer into your parenting advice? absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, absolutely not. i totally agree with you. he could have taken away the xbox and said look honey, for next semester if you want your xbox back you have to really step it up in school and earn the privilege of having an xbox or a television or anything else. >> suzanne, not only did he do that but he filmed it and up