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du pont won the proxy fight and shares of du pont are down sharply today. that index funds played a key role in all of the boards. he acknowledged that he lost the vote saying he has a clear interest in the long-term success of du pont. he went on to say he did not believe they would hit the 2015 earnings. you can see there, the shares are down by 6% today. has the out come of the vote changed the outlook for investing? let's bring in the chief strategist and with us contributor and the chief investment strategist good to see you both. jim, do you believe this is a turning point for activists after we saw him lose it's battle to gain the board seats? >> i don't know if there is any big statement incorporated. my only take would be that part of the reason they failed is because du pont is a stock. they haven't done horribly. they outperformed in 2012. even now it's down slightly for the year in a market that is close to flat. usually you can get them interested if the stock they own is done miserably terrible. they can vote to try to get new management. this

or mark: why du think for? . r. mark: why du thinkdo you think that?> i like his policies and he answers the questions. mark: do you like them to take more progressive positions? >> yeah. mark: will it take an effect? >> she has to lead more to the left now. mark: is it anymore to the liking of hillary clinton? you would like it more if he could be the nominee? >> oh, yeah. we have a citizens united america. we need to raise a lot of money. there is so many characteristics where he does not stand a chance. mark: do you think about bernie sanders? >> i don't know much about him. mark: martin o'malley? >> governor of maryland? mark: former governor of maryland. what do you think about him? >> i don't know much about him. he sounds like a good guy. i just have not really read too much of his stances lately so i can't say. mark: charlie? >> i know he is a bit opposed with hillary on some issues. i land somewhere in between bernie sanders and hillary. so it aligns a little better thanwith me. mark: anybody have thoughts on jim webb? >> i have seen them in i

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du pont has not shown a great record.es my point that the system is dysfunctional. as much as i d mire a guy like this and i think he is a smart guy, how do you go out and say well, you know we as the index fund, we support the management and stand up for this. i just think it was a sad day that he didn't win. that's my own opinion. i'm not in did you popt and i disagree with the basis of the criticismses and activism because in order for our economy to succeed, you must make people accountable when they are in various places. i support a great many things. i think they are doing a great job. i support a lot of boards. i think they are doing a great job. there should be accountability and nelson would have brought that. you got me going and will go for an hour. if you don't want me to. >> we have a great event called delivering alpha. we will talk about that. >> i will be happy to come then. >> we will talk about that. i went to an event with you for federal mogul. joe has a question for you, carl, related to federal mogu

. >> jimmy: you end up hanging upside down in a cirque du soleil type of wrap. >> yeah, i did all mylaughter ] >> jimmy: did you really? >> that's very true. i actually trained for five weeks. >> jimmy: you weren't just standing and having a wind machine blow? [ laughter ] a wind machine blowing up from underneath. >> that would have been a lot easier. >> jimmy: you should do that next time. that's some good stunting there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but, you did the -- >> i trained with my coach from cirque du soleil for five weeks just to do the 45 second stunt routine at the beginning of the film. >> jimmy: how high up are you? >> i was 27 feet on the day. and almost died. >> jimmy: yeah, that would scare me. did you fall? >> i didn't fall, luckily. but, they shoot it on one of the last days of the shoot in case i did die -- [ laughter ] -- they would have the rest of my performance. >> jimmy: that's not why they did it at all. >> it is. is it. >> jimmy: no, no, no. they could easily have cgi'd you into the film. [ laughter ] >> i actually have fallen from a roof before. >> jimmy: oh, so

where du think the group could be headed next? will they march on baghdad? >> they will not march on baghdad at the moment. but they are engaged in a very strategy to end smart way of attrition war against iraqi troops. it is a very strategic military force. it's got weapons and advanced weapons taken from you. it also has a strategic position with what they aim for. i do not expect it from body -- if ramadi is taken, that it will be the end of isis. it's got borders with syria and with jordan. they know this train very well. they know the secret drones. those who expected the end of isis. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> the advance of fighters in syria for the city of how myra. they will seek to destroy it. the city is strategically placed. after seven weeks of fighting, the warring parties in yemen are to sit down for talks at the end of this month. ban ki-moon says it will talk in geneva. >> shell fire pounded across the place. it's the first time that the yemeni capital braced for such a hit. in the crosshairs of the saudi led coalition, the pr

some beautiful of gare du nord. the talk about the changes they are making. i like that.to look at the u.s. box office. the acapella group has beaten "mad max." "pitch perfect" about an american acapella group. the sequel came out this weekend. manus: even better. mark: $17 million. it topped "mad max: fury road." do remember it? manus: i do. mark: we could see the -- sing the song. manus: no. [laughter] mark: "pitch perfect" has done remarkably well. manus: i'm following the money. $25 million -- my gosh, they have been busy. you have been urging -- they have been earning $30 million. that excludes the property in washington and new york, along with their federal retirement funds. $30 million in more or less what they have earned. he'll occurrence between $5 million for her memoir "hard choices" and that clintons took in -- her speaking fees -- old tony -- just shows you there is great value in the clintons than tony blair. mark: what sort of dinners would one have? anna: a study what is coming up. -- let's talk about what is coming up. [laughter] you don't want to miss

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cirque du soleil "ovo," -- ovechkin, four goals and four assists. does he impreyou today? >> he is a great individual talent but what impresses me the leadership as the captain. playing defense and blocking shot and trying to inspire the guys. i noted today he is one of the most coachable people i have ever been around. he is a hall of fame player. as the fans get a treat to see something magical happen every time he is on the ice. >> we talked about this a second ago. caps and wizards for the first time ever both in playoffs. what it means to the city has to impress you. >> that is why we are doing it. it is to mingle with the fans. i can't say enough great things about what a great sports town washington d.c. is and how great the fans are. >> got 30 seconds left in sports. can you envision a stanley cup here this year? >> well, you know, you never jinx it. but i think we have a really good team. we are playing the best team in the nhl. they went to the stanley cup finals last year. thee had the best record in hockey. we are tied 1-1. if we get through this round we are p

. >> reporter: companies like du pont are taking steps to make others feel comfortable to reach out to help. glaxo smith line said: since caterpillar started a disability programme, average lost work time for psychiatric short-term disability decreased over 40%. >>> thompson admits changing time. >> i think companies are uncomfortable dealing with people that have a mental illness >>> patrick kennedy, four years sober nose better than most that initiating real change is a work in progress. >> it's one day at a time, and it's not cliche to say that. >>> don't forget to tune in on sunday or the premier of third rail. my colleague asks the question - does christian education do more harm than good. that is our show for today. thank you for joining us and have a great weekend. [ ♪♪ ] >>> too many debates, too many candidates, and in the end a compromise nominee. looking back at the 2012 presidential race, republicans said "we are not going to do that again." fast-forward to 2015 - depending on the day, there's almost 20 prepared, declared or rumoured candidates. the crowded field - how it

. >> reporter: companies like du pont are taking steps to make others feel comfortable to reach out to help. glaxo smith line said: since caterpillar started a disability programme, average lost work time for psychiatric short-term disability decreased over 40%. >>> thompson admits changing time. >> i think companies are uncomfortable dealing with people that have a mental illness >>> patrick kennedy, four years sober nose better than most that initiating real change is a work in progress. >> it's one day at a time, and it's not cliche to say that. >>> don't forget to tune in on sunday or the premier of third rail. my colleague asks the question - does christian education do more harm than good. that is our show for today. thank you for joining us and have a great weekend. >> people in ramadi run as i.s.i.l. fights to completely control the capital of iraq's largest province. hello there, i'm shiulie ghosh in doha. also coming up on the program. ceasefire negotiations in yemen are preventing the delivery of humanitarian aid. >>> off shore in ache, it won't take any more refugees. and a

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du you sure brady the libertarian minded the one that considers themselves to be pro freedom needs tothis book. is a philosophy of freedom. >> i will libertarians to know i tried to write the book that gives them the overview of our philosophy now in the early to first century and i hope the book there would like to give their friends and family who ask about libertarianism and the tens of millions of people watching who are fiscally conservative who don't think of themselves as libertarian that this is where i could find out if i should think of by a male libertarian. kennedy: it is in my office i have the first edition and the fda. thank you so much. taking down tom brady. next. kennedy: all anyone can talk about this is tom brady in hearing people talk about the brady bunch that makes me long for the real thing. bringing levity to the battle of the balls. island anybody to touch the balls after mieno want anybody to rub them. to be the balls or perfect. there's only one brady has a problem with big hardballs. >>. [laughter] that is totally tom brady. >> if he was only half as terri

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the stage out of his studio in the brooklyn navy yard. >> we have a ten-year contract with "circue dus. >> yes, you can. >> southern was designing gloves for his masters thesis when he read about a nasa competition to redesign nasa's gloves in "popular science." that first glove, did you have any idea what you were doing? >> no. no idea. >> reporter: he lost the competition but met an engineer and fellow competitor the from russia. they teemed up and two years later their single layer glove earned them second place and a $100,000 prize. >> why did you want to trite a suit? >> i had a dream. >> reporter: nasa encouraged the odd couple to continue their work. he moved to the u.s. and they formed final frontier designs. >> i give nick a lot of credit for pushing us expanding beyond just the glove. we recognize thad we could become government contractors and work for nasa but there's also a whole new space industry growing up. you see it. there's actually a whole rather deep group of international companies that are interested in flying at higher altitudes, building rockets themselves and

they lipet blot club met and stake in cirque du soleil. warren buffett has spoken about the type of candidate who should eventually replace him as brook shire hathaway c.e.o. saying they need a significant array of skills. the 84-year-old said his successor needs to be more than just the stock picker but he would accept someone with operational investing experience. buffett was speaking at brookshire's annual meeting in omaha, nebraska. greece continues to make headlines. four days of marathon talks have left the government and creditors still very much far apart. with key deadlines looming, specter of default grows ever closer. zeb has the latest on this long-running drama. what do you think is going to happen this week? more critical than ever right? zeb there may not be breakthrough but it is a critical week and we are seeing significant steps forward already. in the latest rounds of talk, had that continued through the weekend and will resume later today. greek officials in an e-mail statement saying brussels group made significant ste

john kerry, and the french president each laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at the arc du. and they gathered, and the day called the day when arms were silenced. a midnight ceremony was held in poland, the site of the first nazi german attack on that country. and then in washington, an amazing aerial display is more than two dozen world war ii era fighter planes and bombers flew in formation over the u.s. capital. in what was billed as an arsenal of democracy. ♪ ♪ >>> british prime minister david cameron going right back to work forming a new government after the conservatives resounding election win. the conservatives will govern alone after five years in the coalition. though it does have a slender majority. as the dust settled friday. three opposition party leaders quit. including, labour party's ed miliband in the financial markets. stokdz lement on the news of the re-election of t re-election -- stocks leapt on the news of the re-election of david cameron. in the currency markets. sterling, pound, enjoying a boost against the dollar on news of the conservative win. ex

they are trying to attract a younger audience, remaking old favorites into cirque du soleil-type showsey spend a lot of money in an good a lot of donors. is there a cautionary tale here for the abt? -- they spent a lot of money and angered a lot of donors. moore: ballet audiences tend to be much younger than opera viewers. scarlet: that has stayed consistent? the last 10 years, yes. we also have a lot of little girls who come to see our ballets. our matt hayes are filled with a lot of dances wearing their own tutus -- our matinees are filled with a lot of young dancers wearing their own tutus to the ballets. beauty"ballet "sleeping cost us about $6 million to produce. maybe 10, 15 years ago, that would have been $2 million. scarlet: why is that back when general inflation, and it also includes labor expense. it's become much more production heavy. sets and customs have to be much more elaborate than they were, and we had to follow suit. the audience has come to expect that level of production. as much as the old guard that has been antagonized, the protest generated a lot of media. do

du have any sense of how that platform is working?cy: we are in a small package of great company with the other brands that are there, but i don't know the numbers. peter: i think you guys all know what is going on, but this is a skinny bundle of digital programming developed solely over the web, and there is a debate about whether this is cord cutters or not. nancy: it is more important than ever, and -- peter: is being marketed as being better than cable, kind of like anti-cable. does that give you pause? nancy: the number of channels out there are all fighting, like i said at the beginning, fighting for time. what the future of the skinny package is going to be, none of us can tell you that right now. does it give consumers choice? yes, but consumers have had choice for a long time already. there are smaller packages and then there will be less competition there as well. so we just don't know how that is going to evolve yet. peter: kerry, you have been talking about a subscription style that you want to introduce last fall. can you

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du dirken took the federal bench in 2013.s brother is jim dirken, the gop leader of the illinois general assembly. there is a suggestion, people raise the question of conflict of interest and saying dirken may not keep the case. the key question that people will be watching is were these two charges, lying to the fbi and structuring the withdrawal of almost $1 million to avoid bank reporting requirements, were they the result of behind the scenes plea negotiations between prosecutors and the defense? we just don't know that yet. the silence from hastert's camp has been almost deafening. if there is is not a plea deal to count for these charges, the question is will hastert and his team challenge the government's allegations and demand a jury trial? i guess if i had to bet, if you'd like to keep, but we presume to be salacious details of prior misconduct private, one might anticipate a plea deal, but then again, no cases are resolved by plea deals. the question is will he contest these charges? he was not arrested thursday whe

who backed blatter's election rival prince ali du hussain. >> you have the best competitioning you have the best players -- best competition, you have the best chubbs and players. if you don't have players from others you don't have the best football. they should help come in and take responsibility and you can't take that when you are elected. you don't come to the first meeting. this is no responsibility. you are elected, you have to come. whoever is the president of f.i.f.a. >>> sepp blatter has loyal support in many countries beyond european borders, and that's why he was able to survive the week seeing seven high-ranking members arrested on corruption. the thought of resigning never crossed his mind. >> in congress they are of the opinion that i am the man to go into these problems and to solve the problems. >> u.e.f.a. may find it ironic told to set an example by the head of the organization and has officials residing on corruption charges. u.e.f.a.'s members will meet on saturday. a topic of pulling out of f.i.f.a. will be discussed. >>> russian police clashed with activists at a

in the congress, in the media there are issues du jour. so the denver aurora facility right now is the issue du jour. but this issue of disability claims backlog so far as i'm concerned continues to be a major challenge. i wonder if that is true in your experience as well and whether you could comment on whether the v.a. is doing better -- the numbers say there's been some progress in addressing the backlog, but still we have a long, long way to go. in fact, we are seeing a growing appellate workload at the board of veterans appeals and the regional offices, which means that like the proverbial snake that swallows a mouse, we can see the backlog problem moving at a different place in the system. sir. >> senator, good to see you. mr. rowan: i talked about that and i'd like to focus again, the reason why the backlog is coming down is twofold. one, the hump we had that was caused by both returning veterans of the recent wars, as well as the number of vietnam veterans applying for compensation for diseases that have now been recognized, just c

twice the speed lip, that speed limit being 50 miles or 80 kilometers per hour when it hit a curve and duhe engineer, 32-year-old brandon bastion did hit the brakes, but that wasn't enough to prevent this tragedy from happening. >> investigators are now analyzing the black box to find out exactly what went wrong. >>> now to more on a story we brought on wednesday. south korean intelligence officials say north korea executed its defense minister for general disobedience to kim jong un. >> a public execution of one of north korea's highest officials. south korean intelligence says kim jong un had his defense mip sister shot by anti-aircraft guns as hundreds of north elite watched. the reason? being disloyal. >> this was a big deal. he was a survivor. >> he was a kim family loyalist who spent years working under kim's father to become north korea's second highest military officer. south korean lawmakers who attended an intelligence briefing about his death tell cnn he was accused of second-guessing kim's orders, even dozing off during events. >> these disturbing reports, if they were true, d

. >> the rules that if you are transporting haws dus materials, you need to have cars that don't leak, and the oil industry's idea is purely based on money. that's not a value judgment, it's a fact. they say that forcing them to use new cars would require greater expense and raise the price of oil. and they argue that the new breaking systems haven't been tested properly. and there's no guarantee that they would have prevented an accident like today. >> do we know whether or not those oil trains that you are referring to, were they actually carrying fuel and were they loaded? >> i spoke to the ntsb, and they told me that they don't believe that the oil trains were actually loaded, but the image of them, so close to that wreckage, so close to this deadly accident. >> more on train safety tonight. ali velshi on target at 10 p.m. right here on aljazeera america. >> millions more cars are being recalled because of exploding airbags. toyota, and the concern is that they can deploy at normally and even rupture. now, the recalled cars were made between 2003 and 2007, and they were made by ta

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the question du jour did we hit 90 degrees today? steve: we did. 4:09 this an. our first 90-degree day for 2015. take a look. this is where we hit it. earlier today. almost a year ago to the date we hit 90 for the first time in 2014. you can look in the years past 2013 april 10. may 28 in 2002. in 2011 we hit 90 but not until may 26. we have warm weather for this evening. but big changes on the ray. more on that. we head inside to chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: we will hit 90 again but it will be a while because temperatures trend the other way. look at the numbers now around the area. 80's still. warm but comfortably with a breeze. 88 degrees in manassas and 82 in gaithersburg. 90 in quantico. through the evening, the temperatures will slowly drop. gusty winds willdy min fish but stay breezy. it will be nice to bring you fresh air. in the morning 49 to 59 to start wednesday. through the day tomorrow sunny and breezy 74 sunny. 72 on thursday. beautiful friday and 74. over the weekend, humidity level start to increase. temperatures start to head back up in