gregg warren is the berkshire analyst for morningstar. and you were on the panel asking questions to buffett and munger. 20-thousand people in the qwest center and there you are on stage at the center of it all. a thrill - or a panic moment? >>you would almost think it's a moment of panic. you're getting set up 15-0 minutes before they start the whole thing off. oddly enough, i just sort of phased out the fact that there were 20 thousand people sitting there in front of me and really focused in on the questions. i think it helps too because warren and charlie are right off there to the side of you. you've got the laptop in front of you and you're reading the questions directly off of it. so you're really focused in on what you're doing. you're also paying attention to how they are answering questions. you're looking for potential feedback loops, potential follow up questions that you can ask. so after a while, the crowd just sort of phases out. >>you only hear them probably in those lighter moments and there's humor in the air. >>you know

do they even know who gregg steinhafel is?do care because they counted on target to support philanthropy, to raise their standard of living, so are their -- so their families could live better. >> and while this is happening, the board and those executives will have to take their eye off those balls? >> right. and those customers will go to tj maxx, j. crew, a number of other places. and they will go to zap those and amazon, who target stupidly outsourced e-commerce for the last 10 years. >> my goodness. >> i recommend people do what i did and sell 98% of their shares and wait for this to get better. >> thank you so much. here talking about target and the departure of gregg steinhafel. coming up, we are going to the sohn conference. stay with us. lots more on "market makers." we will be back. ♪ >> we are approaching 26 minutes past the hour here on "market makers." time for bloomberg's on the markets. we are looking at jpmorgan, two percent down, leading other banks lower after warning its quarterly filing with the securities

gregg steinhafel, the company's chairman and ceo stepped down today five months after a massive data breach that put at risk personal and financial information belonging to millions of customers. the resignation is effective immediately. steinhafel had been with target, 35 years and is arguably the first major company ceo to lose his job to a cyber crime. the the news rattled investors, target shares fell 2.5%, one of the biggest decliners in the s&p 500. so what's next for target and will it change in the corner office restore trust in the company after it put so many customers at risk. courtney raying ann after today's ouster and the search for a new leader. >> as time goes on we'll get down to the bottom of this. we are not going to rest until we understand what happened and how that happened. clearly, we're accountable and we're responsible, but we're going to come out at the end of this a better company and we're going to make significant changes. >> that's what target ceo gregg steinhafel said in january about the hol will day data breach. perhaps foreshadowing his own firing a

with senator gregg's retirement to their credit, senator coats and senator begich pitched in. so we know that there has already been a lot of bipartisan work on comprehensive tax reform, and suffice it to say, again building on this bipartisan lineage, my colleague from utah, the senior senator, senator hatch, and ambassador baucus and chairman camp in the other body have also put in years of work and laid a strong foundation for tax reform. so once the united states senate passes the expire act, the job of the finance committee will be to focus in a kind of laysor-like -- laser-like fashion on a bipartisan plan that's going to give all americans the opportunity to get ahead. i want to emphasize that, mr. president. if i were to sum up my philosophy about tax reform, i want everybody in america to have the opportunity to get ahead. all our small businesses, all our americans who are trying to deal with an extraordinarily challenging economy. so, frankly, that would be my first choice, mr. president, to be out here working on comprehensive tax reform, but it was clear to me, wi

martha: gregg, thank you very much. bill: there is new fallout after these revelations. >> according to the emails the cia circulates new talking points after they removed the mention of al qaeda. then at 6:21 the white house, you, add a line to the administration warning of september 10 of social media reports calling for demonstrations. true? >> i believe so. >> reporter: did you also change attacks to demonstrations in the the talking points? >> maybe, i don't really remember. think is like two years ago. we are talking about a monday process. >> we are talking about the editing of talking points. you edited scripts multiple times. bill: that's from yesterday. chris stirewalt, you have a lot to write about pennsylvania about this morning. what did you think about the give and take, the reaction. >> reporter: gregg gave us context for the back and forth. the government in libya is an islamist government that was put in place because of military intervention by the united states. it's under attack by the mill' and the

estÁ vivo de milagro tras la embestida del toro, pero el matador asegura el presidente de target, greggopositores debido a la excesiva acumulacion de poder durante los gobiernos de chavez y maduro la primera informacion del ♪ ♪ >> como si se tratara veo un milagro, regresÓ al ruedo el torero mexicano juan luis silis, hace mÁs de seis meses recibiÓ una brutal cornada que fue vista en vivo por millones de personas, y a pesar de las lesiones y su recuperaciÓn regresÓ triunfante de su encuentro con la muerte. >> la ovaciÓn no era para menos, el diestro mexicano regresaba al ruedo el mismo que lo vio salir no en hombres, sino en una camilla. era la corrida del cierre de temporada y la plaza de toros de pachuca tenÍa lleno total, la expectativa era plena, todos esperaban una fabulosa tarde hasta que silis fue embestido. >> mucha desesperaciÓn, compadre me estaba dando los santos Óleos, en ese momentos copia sangre, no podÍa hablar. >> sintiÓ que la muerte le habÍa llegado. >> el doctor dijo, te voy a entubar, le dije, doctor, estoy en sus manos y me desconectÉ. doctor, estoy en sus manos >> s

gregg steinhafel. the theft of millions of customers credit card information cost him his job after six years at the hem. the breakdown was so costly that sales plunged. the breach sparked hearings in congress. target is upgrading its security and partnering with mastercard to adopt better card technology. the board voted to remove stipe , and is looking -- gregg steinhafel, and is looking for a new c.e.o. >>> detroit is launching a clearing house of sorts. if you are looking to buy a cheap home, the motor city may be the place for you. detroit is trying to come up with ways to destroy blighted neighbourhoods. they are auctions homes. the bids started at $1,000. the city hopes to collect $20,000. winning bidders have six months to bring houses up to code and move in. >> we met up with herb strather, a resident in real estate domer, deploying a different strategy to battle blight. he tries to help people stay in their homes. >> there's hot bids going on. we are bidding. >>. >> reporter: it's a busy time

back-to-back 3-pointers 50-36 thunder 3rd quarter/ 71-49 thunder westbrook 3-pointer 74-49 thunder gregg popovich very unhappy final: 105-92 thunder series tied 2-2 game 5 in thursday in san antonio that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! ♪[ music ] >> i'm going to enter the hottest sorority house. >> the sorority girls who saved themselves from a massacre, and the killer's secret crush. ♪ [ music ] >> i will slaughter every single, spoiled, stuck up blonde. >> then the video you haven't seen. inside the deli. plus, his parents desperate race to stop him before it was too late. >> i'm so magnificent. i deserve girls. >> and actor seth rogen fights back. >> furious after a movie critic links his frat boy film to the bloodbath. ♪ [ music ]

gr gregg steinhafel's resignation was a surprise to almost every analyst. the holiday season breach was a huge black eye but in earnings updates from the company it seemed to be mostly in the rear view mirror. steinhafel's resignation is causing a lot more questions. have stocks not record. >>> is there a bigger issue? taking the resignation as a sign target's many problems are deep-seated and we now fear the company will be even more rudderless. the suddenness of this announcement and lack of planning leads us to believe it was last minute. in a letter to target's board, steinhafel said the last several months have tested target in unprecedented ways. he says with several key milestones behind us now is the right time for new leadership at target. john mulligan stepping up to fill as the interim ceo. it may be a near term negative mulligan doesn't have m merchandising experience. and increases the probability the share buyback will continue. target has a history of hiring from within, they hired someone to search for the top job outside. even though we hav

the clerk: gregg jeffrey costa of texas to be united states circuit judge for the fifth circuit. mr. reid: i sent a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the cloture motion. the clerk: cloture motion. we the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of gregg jeffrey costa of texas to be united states circuit judge for the fifth circuit, signed by 17 senators as follows. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion to proceed. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed nay. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. reid: mr. president? we have seen the last week or two the republicans just throwin

itb was here that william hurt and a crew of 20 gathered to film a dream sequence about gregg allman'sot on the bridge? >> william hurt, playing gregg allmen, sitting in a hospital bed. >> reporter: according to the lawsuit, the movie's crew waited for two freight trains to roar past before they were ordered to set up the bed and the cameras on the tracks. but as the director, randall miller, yelled action -- the dream sequence scene turned into so, the entire crew, they're all on the bridge. and somebody yells, a train is coming. >> a train's coming. and then, everybody starts scrambling. >> reporter: a third train, two stories high, nearly as wide as the trestle itself, was on them in seconds. one of the camera crew, 27-year-old sara jones, was one of several who could not make it to safety. >> all these people are trapped. and ultimately, the train hits the bed. >> it just created shrapnel. shrapnel apparently hit her and caused her to knock her into the train. >> reporter: she was killed instantly? >> apparently so. >> reporter: other people were also hurt? >> yes. we understand th

he did serve as a general manager of the suns for three years and played under phil jackson, gregg popovich and lenny wilkins. >>> the raiders added a wide receiver to a competitive position for the silver and black. oakland picked up greg little off waivers. he caught 41 passes for 465 yards last year which was his worst of his four pro seasons. >>> in the quest to be horse racing's first triple crown winner since 1978, california chrome will be allowed to wear a breathing strip in the belmont stakes. there was a previous policy against the use of the device at belmont. >>> and sharks fans, an 18-year-old became a shark for a day, skating on the ice with team teal. on june 1st he will sign autographs on his own rookie card. the money raised through donations will go there to the make-a-wish foundation. he has a commemorative custom shirt which can be ordered. the proceeds going to make a wish greater bay area. ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> imagine

according reports gregg steinhafel who resigned as ceo of target earlier this month.. took home 37% less after shareholders called his pay too high. steinhafel's total compensation fell to $13 million last year from $20 mllion in 2012. also, target did not hand out short-term bonuses last year to executives. and is freezing base salaries for the current year. the pay overhaul follows targets holiday security breach to customer credit cards. a new poll by bloomberg news finds 85% of shoppers are sticking with target. the stock is showing signs of stablizing. go pro gets ready to make a splash. the wearable camera company has filed for a one hundred million dollar public offering. go-pro plans to list on the nasdaq under ticker "gpro." in other ipo news... eight companies are getting ready to go public this week including the much-hyped-- jd.com it's closely watched and is china's second largest e- commerce company next to alibaba, which is also gearing up for an ipo. jd.com set its ipo price range between 16 and 18 dollars. the company opens for trade thursday. one deal

apparently, san antonio coach gregg popovitch was not impressed. >> pop, how do you think your team played in the first quarter? this is live television. [ laughter ] >> it means i have to say something. >> number 4, this kid gets a spray shower from the rangers forward. they stave off elimination 7-0. the art of flopping. he throws his head back. got a penalty for diving. at number two, the thunder have evened the series with the spurs. russell westbrook had 40 points. they beat san antonio 105-92. and number one, my favorite rapper 50-cent also known as curtis jackson. it is the worst pitch. the worst pitch in the history of the ceremonial pitch. oh my goodness. >> that's the worst pitch. >> maybe he is a right-handed thrower and didn't realize it. >> i think he didn't know he was. >> i don't know how anybody on a big stage like that, used to the big stage gets that nervous to throw something like that. >> is thorelly the worst one? >> the worst one ever. >> well roberta gonzales had a bad one, too. [ laughter ] >> i don't believe that. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, to

we can ask gregg engles, we'll ask gregg from whitewave.e category is proliferating so quickly you don't need to go to whole foods for the products you once ask at one time. >> directv by the way, as we mentioned, the at&t/directv reported talks, that's up 2% as people try to make some sense of what the pricing structure is. >> interesting. >> the times says it will be between 92 and $49. >> stock up 4 in the aftermarket. seems it's a done deal. too many people talking about it. it's a done deal. >> yeah. they're just dotting their is and crossing their ts. >> if you threw darts at cable and you threw darts at satellite you've made a fortune and uknow what, there's nothing matter with these. these are earned value assets. >> since the dow's last record high in april, the best components have been travelerses and mcdonald's and today ubs raises its target on mcdonald's i think 120 now. >> yeah. i like this upgrade because frankly the stock has been creeping up compared chipotle versus mcdonald's last night. mcdonald's has that great dividend

gregg steinhafel has been removed by the company unable to survive the data breach of 40 million cardumbers at christmastime that badly damaged target's profits and reputation and led to congressional hearings. he was a 35-year target veteran. he's been replaced from within. and craig robinson has been fired as head coach of the oregon state men's basketball team. he's the brother of the first lady and the brother-in-law of the president. he took over a troubled program, but the team did not crack .500 in his six years as head coach. he has several million dollars remaining on his multi-year contract. >>> millions of americans who fly have had stories to tell of late about the volatile spring air over parts of this country. many passenger flights have experienced severe extreme turbulence including a u.s. air flight from philly to orlando where things went south in a hurry. there were six injuries requiring treatment, including one woman who hit the ceiling so hard she left a sizable and visible crack in the overhead compartment above her seat. >>> and the last time u2 appeared in l.a

so kevin we've heard about the news regarding target's chief gregg steinhafel: he got the boot, but there have been plenty of others-- high-profile and other wise. > > yeah it's happening across a lot of sectors. the fire fox ceo... so it's happening in technology, health care, and the auto industry-- across all industries there seems to be a trend of ceos being forced out in favor of something newer and fresher and different. > > here's the question if companies are returning record earnings right now why are the heads of these companies leaving? > > what's happening is times are changing and it's not just about the product or the service you're delivering, it's are you delivering on your promise to make a difference in that community? and so the idea of social corporate responsibility is alive and well today and a lot of stockholders and consumers are trying to find what are these corporations doing to make a difference and that's affecting who's at the helm and the leaders of those organizations. > > that's interesting because i would've thought that stockholders would care about nothi

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." >> i'm eric shawn in for gregg jarrett. critics are calling this e-mail a smoking gun and say it's undeniable proof that officials at this and other v.a. offices, including this one in phoenix allegedly went to, they say, to try and hide that hundreds of veterans were left waiting months at a time for doctors' appointments. and in arizona, it is so troubling, because there are the tragic claims that the result was 40 of those who served our nation died from v.a. neglect. molly hennen berg live in washington with more on this very disturbing story. molly? >> reporter: eric and arthel, what's raising even more concerns with this latest v.a. problem is that the department of veterans' affairs was notified back in december that there were some shady scheduling practices going on at the cheyenne v.a. medical center, and at a clinic in ft. collins, colorado. and apparently did nothing about it. eric shinsecchi, secretary of veterans' affairs, says he only found out about the gaming the e-mail system yesterday. and immediately put

gregg steinhafel - announced he's stepping down just moments ago.as target's chairman, president ando. steinhafel will also leave his seat on the company's board of directors target reported in december that hackers stole credit and debit card information on tens of millions of customers.while steinhafel was at the helm. it's marketed toward athletes, now, a chemical linked to flame retardant has been removed from some powerade sports drinks. the chemical known as brominated vegetable oil has been taken out from fruit punch and strawberry lemonade flavors. a teenager out of mississippi started a petition asking why the chemical was even being used, and is not approved in other areas of the world like japan and europe. last year, pepsi-co took the chemical out of gatorade because of customer concerns. in the east bay. more police will be out in front of a middle scgool school. after a man reportedly tried to lure a child into a van. kron four's terisa estacio is in san leandro with more about the increased patrols and details about the case gas prices have gone up a bit over the last

he replaced c-e-o gregg steinhafel -- who resigned earlier this week. . >> pam: ahead at eight. claims of police brutality. the alleged victim shares the moments after a traffic stop. turns violent. >> pam: plus -- a bed bug infestation in the bay area. >> pam: how police are now taking action to make sure the pests are removed. and it could mean life or death for one local 7-year- old boy. his search for the perfect match. >> jacqueline: we do have showers in the >> jacqueline: we do have showers in the forecast coming everywhere i look, i see a country ready to move forward... >> jacqueline: wand a congress standing in the forecast cominway. their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special interests run rampant. as an economics teacher at stanford, i know education means good jobs. so here's my plan: i'd start teaching computer coding in public schools right away. open doors for women in science and technology. and prepare young people for middle class manufacturing jobs. i'm ro khanna and i approve this message, because change starts with us. >> pam: new at 8. >>

. >> the spurs gregg popovich in san jose. this one san antonio all the way.r forces the turnover. parker runs the floor. finds leonard for the hoop. parker with 32 points. takes advantage here. no one is concerned about it. spurs win 119-96. next up is tuesday at home against portland. brooklyn eliminated. next up for the nets is tuesday in miami. >> still to come on sports wrap, the latest on the golf tour and the perils that await sprint cup drivers at talladega. we will be right back. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. >>> nascar today on the super speedway at talladega. they know possible disaster is always lurking nearby with 14 laps to go jimmie johnson got lose and started collecting cars. joey logano, and kurt busch. johnson got back on the track. joey logano finished 32. with two laps to go. denny hamlin makes his

. >>> the spurs gregg popovich receiving the win at the end. spurs takes advantage of a sleepy dallas defense here. nobody seems too concerned on getting to the other side of the floor. next for them is a tuesday night game against portland. in >>> nascar today on one of its most famous tracks, the restricted freeway of talladega. 14 laps to go, jimmy johnson got lose in the middle of pack and started collecting cars in his wake. among them joey logano, ragan and bush. logano had to settle with finishing 22nd. and with one lap to go hamlin was declared the winner. a white flag had just come out when a rack blind the leaders moved in. he moves into 37th place. logano still the series winners. in north carolina, a journey man was trying to win after going through brain surgery two years ago. we're not talking about furick. furick was the pursuer. he had five birdies and that eagle and a round that did not include a birdie. trying to hang on with the birdie at 11. he had an up and down round at 71. holmes margin was shrinking coming in. he was act

gregg palkot went to normandy to investigate the story of another german battery on june 9th and remained map was discovered. >> these are the men who took the cliffs. >> the scaling of the cliffs and the rangers that conducted an amazing feat, the mane purpose was to neutralize the large anti ship guns that were on the cliffs. >> when you got up nothing is in them. >> the army ranger trained to climb the steep cliffs. but when rough seas forced his land to land on omaha reach he ran there but the big guns were not there. >> they were german. >> the missing guns were soon located and destroyed. germanal tillery fire was still coming from the wall. >> the question is they knock those guns out where was all of that artillery coming from? not the point. >> so these guns are in utah or omaha? >> gary stern purchased french land where he believes the ar trill ry fire was coming from a few miles from pontahawk. his book the coverup at omaha beach chronicles how the map he found led him to this remarkable discovery. >> it came from veteran's possession. i noticed certain areas were marked by hig

icekerr won three titles playing for jackson in chicago and another two under gregg popovich in san antonio, but has never been a head coach. offdon't forget about sports night live here on kron 4 every sunday night. we'll have the latest on your favorite teams. of head coach, steve kerr. still ahead. his is raise his [bl ris] ur iuran,becse wt yo dot kn canurt u. [pro bur] atarme,e at clisis wi wilife e ro mayot bcoved? and at y cou be ableor y acdenton yr prerty thmoreou kw,thbett youcaplanor . e ro mayot bcoved? big rig truck crashes into a single home in his fire. can the warriors did their man. steve kerr. takes a job of the golden state. the core of ty new station kron4 news at five starts now. good morning i'm a darya so some add-on market-entry it looks like a hawk on but a cooler hot on it that makes any sense. saddam's ledger will explain. but it is like looking for mild unclear conditions. to restore to want to assure that ocean breeze. oft was a '70s after the coast and inland will see cooling. will have more on the forecast. but the first ever to the traffic center. when i crit

gregg steinhafel is resigning after extensive discuss with the board of directors. retailer is still struggling after hackers stole credit card information. the situation got worse after it was discovered that e-mail addresses and phone numbers may have been stolen from an additional 70 million customers. as a result, target sales dropped 4% for the quarter. the expensive actions target is taking to make target safer at its stores. that's in the next our of "mornings on 2." pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> u.s. lawmakers are rejecting a proposal that would stop them from using tax payer money for loosing cars for personal use -- leasing cars for personal use. right now, 63 house members take advantage of the deal spending more than $38,000 a month. george miller, barbara lee and anna eschew from palo alto take advantage of this. the money for the car leases is coming from their office accounts. >>> new this morning, thailand and japan are both recovering after being hit by big earthquakes. the quake in japan hit about 17 hours ago in the ocean southwest of tokyo.

back-to-back 3-pointers 50- 36 thunder 3rd quarter/ 71-49 thunder westbrook 3-pointer 74-49 thunder hist gregg popovich very unhappy pickup outfits thought,final: 105-92 thunder get series tied 2-2 game 5 in thursday in san antonio the dreaded is good to go. it doesn't and the direction you're taking. and it was the first time the u-s national team has played at candlestick chris wondolowski getting the start for the injured clint dempsey. get why is one who a the ha wondolowski with the successful diskerud-- wearing landon donovan's number 10 scores off the rebound. final scor eof the game 2-0 u-s-a. they have two more friendlies before heading to brazil for the world cup next month. we're coming up on 4-30. here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning. students return to u-c santa barbara, today, after classes were canceled for a large-scale memorial service honoring the victims of friday's rampage. uc president janet napolitano urged the victims be remembered for what they did in their brief lives and said they would not be gone as long as people held them in their hearts.

gregg steinhafel steps down as president, chairman, and c.e.o. of the retailer. c.f.o. john mulligan will be interim c.e.o. while the company looks for a replacement. the changes come about five months after hackers broke into system gaining access to personal information of millions of customers and two months after a bloomberg business week report found that target ignored warnings about the hacking. we have more on the data breach that rocked the retail industry. >> the first time the public heard that target had been hacked was on december 18, 2013 when a blogger revealed that the company was investigating a massive breach. the breach itself actually began sometime before then. what did target know and when did they know it? hackers began capturing credit card data on november 27. three days later, a sophisticated security tool spotted the malware. target paid $1.6 million for fireice because of its ability to detect hacking in real time. it was sent on to the minneapolis operation center. the alert is overlooked. on december 2, security tools detect another version

nothing conflicting about her reporting from the nyse >> gregg steinhafel has been under pressure with years at target he is stepping down. cheryl: we should mention one of their biggest shareholders they need to separate the role of chairman and ceo. one big activist investor is on that one. visa critical name coming to consumers and shopping. what so going on with visa. >> baron's put at top of their list of 500 companies. positive comments from for visa from "barron's" a great day forevers say, pfizer is having a tough day though. why? >> they came out with the numbers and follow thestory whih 106 billion says does in the suffice. is down 2.3%. a loser along with the financials. david: by the way revenue they came up short. again a good bottom line you about the revenue came up short. cheryl: real quick, blackberry, nicole, real quick. >> when we look at blackberry they will sell off real estate assets. cinco de mayo. check them out. david: happy cinco de mayo, everybody. and actually all of the indices managed to pop into the green. [closing bell ringing] the global dow is down one

. >>> what does it take to make gregg popovich enjoy the process? of a 3-2 series lead in the western conference fines his team just won by 28 points over okc. but a question about why every game in the series has been a blowout from a reporter afterwards brought out the anti-mr. happy. >> to us who don't really know the game, how do you explain that? >> you're serious? you really think i can explain that? >> in simplest terms. [ laughter ] >> i know you can. the question is will you? >> good lord. and they pay you, don't they. >> very little. [ laughter ] >> thus the question. >> i think it's great. he just messes with him all the time. >>> hey, high school softball takes center stage in the east bay tomorrow. granada and amador valley go for the division one section title. >> amador! >> amador valley of pleasanton. look at them rake. they would finish the season a perfect 27-0, a ton of talent on the team. four of their seniors are going on to -- they are going to play at stanford, ucla, davis and lehigh out in pennsylvania. according to matchprep

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gregg popovich not looking too happy. the trend to blowout wins by the home team continued. tim duncan his 154th play-off double-double as the spurs take a 3-2 series lead. >>> and new york city will host the stanley cup for the first time in 20 years! former shark dominic more scored the game's only goal. the rangers shut out the canadiens and will represent the east in the stanley cup finals which starts next wednesday and they will play either the kings or the blackhawks. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm dennis o'donnell. >>> play of the day, a little baseball. l.a. dodger puig makes an impressive catch but check out what he runs into. he is running sideways to make the grab. slow motion, nearly drops it. little second tap of the glove. pops it back in. better news, dodgers lost to pittsburgh, 6-3. re-catch it. the dodgers went on to lose to pittsbur, six- three. it and a contract has been signed illion d on the table for the l-a clippers... up ne the way. >>> it is 6:26. a contract has been signed $2 billion on the table for the l.a. clippers. up next, what is standi

>> i think it certainly wasn't helpful, but i've been saying for a couple years that gregg seemed disengagedm the point of view of the company. also when you have your website fail and have to the fire the ceo of that unit and you fail in canada, which they have so far, when you're fresh anywhere tiff doesn't work, and even the red card has some questions running around about it, the data breach is just the last crushing blow, maybe? >> the straw that broke the camel as back, if you like. >> right. you wouldn't fire him right after. somebody has to steer the thing after the data breach. now you can, because they brought in a new strong guy that can handle the data side. >> do you think we're being conspiratorial lie week now? isn't it rare to cut out at ceo without a succession plan -- >> he had a date in hudson on his back for a year. >> that did kind of -- since i don't think there's an internal candidate, it's hard to do a search like that in retailing and not have everybody find out that the guy is leaving, and then it's maybe even worse. >> fair point. >> to mandy's point, herb, and i g

i'm glad that corker and warner and gregg contributed. when i asked for their support in the legislation they couldn't do so because of two issues -- and this is -- there are two issues that basically drove people away. the creation of a consumer protection bureau and say on pay, corporate governance issues. those two. er -- volcker volk rule. and the derivative protection. those are the two factors that caused this bill to not have more bipartisan support. >> i think that question sets the stage for me. if you said, was it necessary to have a democratic president in the house and senate? no, but it would have been a different bill. it would have been possible if we had a republican president and democratic house and a democratic senate. it would sadly not have been possible if we had a democratic president and a republican house and senate. i'm very explicit. we showed much more willingness to cooperate with a republican president than they showed every bill, even barack obama. it would have been weakened. you mentioned the housing bill.

million customers affected i think a lot of concentration was on how quickly target initially reacted, gregg steinhafel in particular and it took months. they just announced they would issue new cards, new chip and pen technology which is apparently safer. why didn't that happen right away? consumers are right to be outraged here. it took a long time to get the initial breach made public so we could protect ourselves. secondly the steps needed to be taken to keep everybody safe took a long time to announce. why? >> well, i think, not to defend the actions but these things are complicated issues. you can't change your technology overnight. so it does take time to identify new technology and figure out how it was to implement it? gerri: do you think they were quick to respond to this problem. >> i don't think they were quick to identify the problem and come back to consumers and second time they shade they found even bigger problem. companies have to be more responsive on that front. whether taking these steps now was too slow or not, at end of the day and they make the right decision and repl

target aiming its "bulls-eye" on ceo gregg steinhafel. stepping down in the wake of massive data breach over the holidays. what is at work here? we have marketing maven bruce turkel and scott news contribute -- fox news contributor scott martin. what do you think led to this? it was not just because of the data release. >> this is black vortex that started last year. it is not just canned credit card breach but canada. it is material weakness in the business. time to cut bait and start with a new guy. deirdre: scott, does it make you hopeful for the stock? it's a favorite and dear american brand. >> for now it is, melissa. it doesn't make me hopeful because i frankly don't like retail here. we got a lout of our retail exposure the last couple months because something frankly happened to the consumer. sossi was right. canada was a terrible investment. minneapolis where they were based they had tons of signs this was going on. did nothing. waited to tell everybody and everybody got pissed off and didn't shop there anymore. everybody left ta

martha writing in about ousted target ceo gregg steinhafel reported $55 million severance package. million? unbelievable. if i had 55,000, i could pay off all my debts including house, car, all my credit card debt and i would still have 20,000 left over. hey, mr. ceo, why does failure rate a $55 million payday? great comments, martha. dennis from michigan writes, he is writing about the new trend of potential employees taking online tests before being granted an interview. he says i think potential employees should not have to take a test in order to get be a jo. filling out application is a test, to make sure potential employee can read and write. interview is another test whether the potential employee can withstand the pressure. good comments. we love hearing from you. send me an. mail. go to gerriwillis.com. >>> we have more, more, more to come. the growing scandal how the government is treating our heroes. government spending on their own shares are they holding back the economy? our financial panel debatessings next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they thin

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look, gregg brannon has been sued, successfully sued by partners for potentially misleading them in ainvestment, and you know, he has flirted with the conspiracy theer the ris about september 11th on the radio, and now his cam can pain, would say, look, these comments were taken out of con t context, but it is all going to be opposition used against him if he can win this nomination, and the republicans are fearing if he gets into the race against democrat kay hagan, it becomes another potential representative todd akin situation in missouri where he becomes too far outside of the mainstream for him to win the general election in north carolina, and that is really what is at issue here. you have had mitt romney come out in the last hour siding with thom tillis in another signal to say, hey, get on board and get behind the establishment candidate here, and they are nervous about greg brannon. >> and yes, republican chuck schumer also talked about kay hagan. >> she is ahead by two, but she has had $2 million unanswered commercials against her and they have fired the big shot against her

that's what our former colleague, senator gregg, who worked with me for two years, did when we sat together on a sofa almost every week for two years to create what is the first bipartisan federal income tax reform bill in three decades. thankfully, with his retirement, senator coats and senator begich stepped in. and so we know it can be done. it can be done. but that task will simply be harder if the senate fails to pass the expire act. the first thing people are going to say is, well, if the senate couldn't deal with these extenders on a temporary basis, how in the world would the senate be able to take up comprehensive tax reform? now, fortunately at a time when many think that washington is just utterly broken, senator hatch, the distinguished senior senator from utah, was willing to work with me, to meet me halfway in terms of producing a comprehensive, bipartisan effort to move forward on these extenders. it wasn't easy but it got done. and it got out of the finance committee with an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote. the bill may not be perfect, but the committee got it done with the k

david remnick said graduation speeches run so many risk use risk of gregg people, the risk of 15,000 different kind of cliches, there are all kind of risks and i'm aware an effectivuation speech is a very rare thing. one of the best i ever heard was george saunders last year because it was simple and deeply felt and had a certain clarity about it. >> from remnick, that's great. >> rose: david foster wallace your friend gave a commencement in 2005, and it went viral, and what he said-- he called his, this is water... he was a friend. did you know of that famous speech? and did it influence you to think about it? >> in 204 when i wrote the first chapter i didn't know. and i think in the meantime i'm i dave it. they have kind of beautist or eastern underpinnings. when you judge a question about ciens, why aren't we kind, i think you come back to the idea that we're trapped in these thoughts that we create. and by too vinlulently supporting the boards themselveses you end up self itch. we talked about one of the strangeification we're at are-- i also mentioned that we understand ourselve

the retail giant announced gregg steinhafel's resignation today. he's been under pressure since hackers stole credit and debit card information from millions of customers. in a statement, target's board said it's "the right time for new leadership." on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average gained 17 points to close at 16,530. the nasdaq rose 14 points to close at 4,138. and the s-and-p 500 added 3 to finish at 1884. still to come on the newshour: nigerians' outrage over threats to sell abducted girls; a preview of this month's primary elections; russia's former foreign minister on moscow's role in ukraine; the supreme court upholds the right to pray at public meetings; and the pressures of modern parenthood. >> brown: outrage in nigeria has spread around the world tonight, over the fate of hundreds of abducted schoolgirls, as the leader of an islamist terrorist group said he will sell the students, and reports surfaced that the country's first lady expressed doubts that there was any kidnapping. jeffrey brown reports. >> we want our g

found, we turn to "usa today" reporter gregg zoroya. >> greg, late this afternoon there was a closedg with eric shinseki and several veteran's groups what do you know of what took place at that meeting? >>. >> well, i think the key here was to try to tell them how aggressive they're trying to be to get these veterans in to see doctors more quickly. they outlined a plan to do just that. >> so what are some of the steps. >> the key thing they want to do they say is to try to reach out and they've asked all their facilities, identify those people who have been waiting to see doctors longer than they should. and then they're going to find work very hard. apparently call them repeatedly to see if they can reach these veterans and then get them in either to see a doctor at the hospital if they have the ability to do that. or get them out to a nonva doctor and get them some care. >> and so there is still some division among veterans groups, some who are calling for shinseki to resign and others who are saying basically what john boehner said, that does this get to the bottom of it. >> right