the candidates at the helm. crowded landscapes and the twitter wars. one of the venues of republican rivals jeb bush and donald trump have been calling each other prophetic respectively. doubling down on his original comments that the world trade center towers came down on george w. bush's watch. >> i don't want jeb bush to say my brother kept us safe because september 11th was one of the worth days in the history of this country. i'm not thin skinned when something is truthful. if i did something wrong, i can handle that and if the press is bad. it's when people hit me when i didn't do anything wrong. you know, it's like then it's not a question of thin skin. i will fight back. >> and fighting back is exactly what jeb bush is doing referring to a two minute social ad media.

how you think we can recapture the golden age of jesse helms? >> you will not believe this. in what happened was i was ambassador at the u.n. and to get a phone call from them saying that i had been invited to a college in raleigh, north carolina, that was celebrating its bicentennial. i thought i could get out of it by saying yes, i would be happy to do it if you would come with me. so he called back and he says i have rearranged my schedule, i'm coming. wanone of the things that happes if you invited by somebody and they're supposed to introduce you, they will not say you were a complete jerk. then he invited me to come to his alma mater. i was asked questions about the united nations and the chemical weapons conventions and berries issues. what happened was we been driving around north carolina at first looking for barbecue places, and he was bionic with artificial hips and we were getting out of the car and hanging onto them. all of a sudden there was a picture about the odd couple. we disagreed on many, many things, but he said when asked into a second estate, we will m

fourth marissa mayer's year at the helm of their, i cannot believe that.hipotle was also a disappointing showing. shares are down 9%, taking a beating this morning. will begin trading this morning, that is the ticker for ferrari. they had more than 17 million shares, 19 million if you count the overallotment issue. take $3.2 billion out of the company before they's and it off -- spin it off to shareholders. stephanie: i think you would have gone down either way just to see the cars. matt: exactly. i think it should have beenenzo. stephanie: how about harley davidson? hog, that's an excellent one. now to break company that is not done it right for many years. this on the heels of a drop in shares this morning following and earnings miss. our own francine lacqua law just set down to get details about the new strategy. she joins us from zurich. it seems to be more important with the earnings actually are. what did you learn? down, and heet gave me a half an hour of this time to talk about strategy. the strategy is very clear, we were expecting it because ther

the story noting that john roberts entered his second decade at the helm of the supreme court with hisegacy in debate as conservatives who have championed him now question whether their trust was misplaced. the story noting that contenders in the republican primary are making the chief justice punching bag saying he has been a disappointment. he upheld the constitutionality of obamacare and rejected a challenge that argued the white house was raking the terms of the republicanon primary debate, john roberts has become a question that has been asked a republican contenders of whether he is doing a good enough job at the helm of the supreme court. here is a bit from that debate last month in which jeb bush and ted cruz were asked about john roberts. [video clip] >> john roberts has made some good decisions but he did not have an extensive record that would have made the clarity the important thing and that's what we need to do. i'm willing to fight for those nominees to make sure they get past. you can't do it the politically expedient way anymore. you have to fight hard for these appoin

if you are an investor, you were very confident when jackie reese is at the helm. left?ho is brad: there are -- there is a team there, but each departure brings another mountain of bad publicity. there is this question, and she has never managed to out run it, what is yahoo! minus the alibaba assets? she has steered in the direction of search. it is a media play? they have fired -- they have hired folks. -- hired folks like katie couric. is it an advertising play? emily: how big of a win is it for jack dorsey of square? he is now running to companies. brad: she is going to go on to square capital. by some estimates, the fastest-growing part of square. there is always some uncertainty about his ability to run both companies. emily: thank you so much. to michael mauritz, one of the stars of venture capital and chairman of sequoia capital. during the 2008 financial a phraseequoia coined that encapsulated the tech industry pain. i asked him what today's headlines would be. michael: it is a more rational time the 1999. i do not think there is a universal feeling that every co

marissa mayer has been at the helm over the last three years if they're going at this big shift you're talking about how long do you think lit take before we see this streamline yahoo! that we seem to be heading toward? >> people say it's a multiyear effort. i think the three year mark is starting to wear off. there's some to do with activist investors but i think in the next one to two years might be the end of that time line with which we'd have to see some results of the strategic shifts she made but when i take a look at the big picture in the three years she has been at the helm, one of the major things is one they made progress in their strategy clarifying and focussing their strategy as a product company. they have done a relaunch, redesign, things like that. there's been some progress, definitely a positive shift in the culture of the company and she has tun over 20 plus acquisitions. many of them as a way, as a back doorway to get talent and deepen -- strengthen the bench strength of their talent in the company which is increasingly competitive and difficult in silicon valley.

an investor and scholar for governance, i'm looking for an organizational leader who can take the helm of the organization and manage it into the future, whether that means managing operations or overall strategy or the public face of the firm in a meaningful way, i think it is difficult to do that for organizations that are struggling to find what they're ir long-term value proposition will be an incredible way if your attention is divided. i would give them a less than stellar grade. >> berkeley sounds like an f to me. >> we need to see some results before we can give it a great. if i were grading on corporate governance, at most a c. >> do you think that jack dorsey deserves blame for the problems that twitter has had under his guidance as ceo or as a board member? >> it is hard to know unless you are living in it. the c grade is worth noting. it is suboptimal, but he might be the best choice that the company can make. >> thank you. thank you all. stock we are watching and company, but actually the stock, alibaba's dramatic reversal of fortune since the largest ipo. the thing is tan

powell may clamping down on harassment a huge priority and it did not work out with her at the helm.hey brought back you and steve. i see how that sends a strong message about founder ceo's, but what does that say about diversity? the tech industry has a harassment problem and a diversity problem. only 70 orare still so people. around this time next year, we will be able to publish our first report and it will be reflective of the kind of company we want to be. emily: where do you see reddit's place in the social media ecosystem? alexis: word-of-mouth is where everybody wants to influence. it is why we do the things we do. in the day, it had to be around the water cooler or around the dinner table. today, it is reddit. we want to the best job we can to get as many people as possible joining those discussions. emily: we will be watching. great to have you on the show. thank you so much for watching us. we will have a lot of earnings tomorrow, don't miss it. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york, this is charlie rose. lewis is here. he is among the most dominant defensive players e

somebody ask a question -- >> let's get to -- >> would you please sit down. >> dick helms said he -->> please, sit down. >> sir, have a seat. you are behaving in an uncivil manner. please retreat to your seat. >> that's not what we are here for. >> do you have a question about the pickle or the pdb. >> as it relates to pdbs, just curious to know if in the history there hasn't been a case when an item was not included in the pdb but later turned out to be a major snafu maybe the same day and they wish it would have been included in the pdb. 2 in other words, did somebody find themselves in hot water as a result of something not being included that should have been? >> how about the practitioners here? dr. goss? >> fortunately, there's more communication with the president of the united states between the agency and the white house than just the pdb. that would be the main vehicle for dealing the necessary nation's business to the president of the united states as the chief policymaker. but that's not the only way. if something comes up, you can pick up the phone or if you miss somethi

the problem with this biography, yes, danny boyle is at the helm of the company. people closest to steve jobs take issue with the script, that includes his wife, lorraine powell jobs and also tim cook himself who was on stephen colbert calling this opportunistic, something he hates. mrs. jobs, you know, she was invited to take a look at the script. what she takes issue with is this artistic license. eric sorkin wrote "social network" and she says this is not an accurate portrayal of steve jobs. not a -- i wouldn't say it's great for his legend, shall we say. >> honestly, as a wife you don't want to remember your husband in that way, you want to remember him with all the positive attributes that he had. in an e-mail statement universal pictures chairman she says the film was made with the utmost integrity and we're enormously proud of it. the co-founder consulted. he did get paid for it. he also says, i really like the film. i feel that it did a really great job. it is about jobs and his personality so very split reviews on that. >> it's interesting that steve wozn

marissa mayer in her fourth year at the helm of the company with little to show for it. yahoo! still struggling to hold on in key areas like mobile advertising. with its thorny spinoff of the alibaba stake. this quarter is interesting. were going to start with alibaba. quite literally the biggest and yahoo! and it's not a part of yahoo! it all. >> this thing is looming. there's a lot of weston's about what is going to happen. we expect to hear something by the end of the year. looks like we're not going to hear that. it's going to get pushed out. the irs has waited. emily: they have -- cory: they have waited and they have waited. you expect that they would give some sort of blessing, but it looks like to me, if i am a yahoo! shareholder, i'm going to get this spend co and i have no and ihere -- this spin co have no idea what the irs is going to do that. and i wonder what it will be like from january to december because the taxes will not be due for a full year. iswford: the uncertainty just a drive. the uncertainty with alibaba and the uncertainty in terms of the grander strate

the new man at the helm is peeling back several layers of corporate structure. >> mixed global reaction to china. the economy growing at its lowest in six years. third-quarter gdp came in at 6.9 percent. some markets have been rallying on stimulus hopes. the national bureau says one reason for the weakness is the chinese stock market crash this year. economists had been expecting worst. strong services sectors have cushioned the fall. over to wall street. what are traders assaying about this story? >> overall, traders were pleasantly surprised that the economy only slowed to six point 9%, even if there were also some skeptical -- 6.9%, even if there was some skepticism. we had quite some negative news recently from imports, exports, production out of china. there is a bit of skepticism. we have the biggest impact on commodity prices with the weaker growth in oil prices. >> another story not quite so big. oprah winfrey and weight watchers. [laughter] >> the company and the stock had a pretty tough stretch. four years ago, the stock was at $80 per share. friday, seven. oprah winfrey is te

has reached the playoffs the last of the four seasons with him at the helm. the doctors higher up like him very much but it was apparent there was no support for the long-term. this could be good news for the nationals. they are looking for a manager. continued tonight on a three-game win streak. leon: mattingly? interesting. we have a cold front on the way. saturday. marine corps marathon and redskins football could see some showers on. sunday lower 50's come monday and tuesday and another round of showers for the middle of next week. emoji's arese rain coming out. " world news tonight" is coming up next. they will report on the fireworks on capitol hill today. how much has the american taxpayer spent on this investigation? we will have that to. >>> tonight, hillary clinton and the fireworks. tough questions on her e-mails, on benghazi and the moment members of congress start fighting right in front of her. as we ask tonight, how much has the american taxpayer spent on the e 17-month investigation? >>> also tonight, we're now learning about america speal for

in had to stepping down back june, july is when we see john cryan take the helm.te-downs in excess of 5 billion. the worst performance for the banking years because of this major write-down. at thison is -- look chart. it sums everything up. this is what is happening to profitability at investment banks. this is what is hurting the entire investment banking area. return on equity for 45 top crashing by half. this is a new normal this is a new area. tougher regulations, more difficult of a profits. you've got credit suisse underling their new strategy on wednesday. deutsche bank already having to change up the bank and think about how they make it profitable going for it. guy: more on that story a little bit later at a frankfurt. anna: stay with bloomberg. banking coverage continues with jp morgan jamie dimon. colleagues in the u.s. put out a question on twitter asking what should be asked of jamie dimon. get in touch with us. guy: let's get back to our big stories this morning. for anrg set down exclusive conversation with the finished economy minister. when it co

, danny, when everybody who is involved in the process who needs the experience to be able to helm a process like this is somehow tied to law enforcement in one way or another? >> well, to answer that question, ashleigh, i have to go back to the underlying problem that people are complaining about the grand jury system in the first place. the prosecutors, we appoint them, hire them, and we elect them for their judgment. right. and we do that expecting that they will apply including their biases, the thoughts and in deciding whether or not to prosecute somebody. what i have been hearing in the past couple of years is that people are complaining about the grand jury system. it is not transparent. there is not enough information being released. yeah. it is the grand jury system. it is something has the ha been that way for centuries. if you are demanding of the grand jury system to discloses information, that is fine, but it is not a grand jury system anymore and i'm a defense attorney and joey is too, and we have been complaining about the secrecy of grand juries for eons, and it is th

for today's viewer exchange as bob iger does celebrate that decade at the helm if you were a disney character, who would you be and which characters match up best also with the global and economic business leaders around the world. get in touch with us. that's the e-mail address or on twitter. of course snow white for you carolyn. >> we had a lot of fun with this. kept us sr. entertained this morning. i want to see your picture. who are you? >> i did recently dress up as pinnochio. >> oh, you did that recently? i thought you were a child. that's very recent. >> okay. now put the fake nose on as well. >> obviously. it does really reflect on your personality. >> it's not really fair personality wise. >> it's not quite there. >> and more ideas coming. another one for me is bfg. oh, thank you very much guys. prince charming. i'll take that. bfg interesting i was going to mention because there's a new film coming out next year from disney. one to watch. so do get your suggestions. the character i'd most like to be compared to, lion king. >> who. >> the king at the top. lion king is my favorite and

. >> captain michael davidson at the helm of the el faro was highly experienced, he would have planned his route with the up to date forecasts. the forecasts were all over the map. >> they all changed within a period of hours. >> as the ntsb continues to piece together what happened, the ship's life ring, a victim in a survival suit, a clear indication of how dire the situation had become. putting on one of these heavy survival suits, deploying a raft, getting into a raft is difficult to do in calm conditions, in a pool. imagine what it would be like in waves taller than that building and winds over 140 miles per hour. training every five years, abandoning a ship is a last resort. >> abandoning ship in something like this, would be difficult, even after you put the life boats in the water how survivable would the life boats be? >> everything from the condition of the ship and its engines to crew training, pressure to get underway even with a storm brewing. >> how much pressure is there on capitals to make a run no matter what? >> there's always pressure, marketing sales, make promises

clinton will be front and center onstage, but now the democratic catching up and taking the helm in new hampshire. but unlike the republican debates so far, we shouldnt expect to see a slug fest between the candidates. >> we have a cooling trend that may last through the end of the week. we will have a detail -- we will have the details coming up. people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have. in this and against the grain. but you know what? i know how to get it done. new day independent media committee, inc. is responsible for the content the republicans finally admit it. >>"republican kevin mccarthy saying ...the committee investigating benghazi and clinton's emails was created to destroy her candidacy..." "everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we put together a benghazi special committee... what are her numbers today?" republicans have spent millions attacking hillary... ...because she's figh

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ellen powell made clamping down on harassment a huge priority and it did not work out with her at the helm brought back you and steve. i see how that sends a strong message about founder ceo's, but what does that say about diversity? the tech industry has a harassment problem and a diversity problem. alexis: we are still only 70 or so people. around this time next year, we will be able to publish our first report and it will be reflective of the kind of site we want to be, the kind of company we want to be. diverse as the hundreds of millions of people who use it. emily: where do you see reddit's place in the social media ecosystem? alexis: word-of-mouth is where everybody wants to influence. it is why we buy advertising at the super bowl and do what we need to do to get people talking. in the day, it had to be around the water cooler or around the dinner table. today, it is reddit. the most genuine real-time discussions are happening on that front page. we want to the best job we can to get as many people as possible joining those discussions. emily: we will be watching. great to have you

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but concerning helms personally, he said disciplined, meticulously fair and discrete, helms performed his duties with a total objectivity essential to an effective intelligence service. i never knew him to misuse is intelligence or his power. he never forgot that his integrity guaranteed his effectiveness, that his best weapon with presidents was a reputation for reliability. the intelligence input was an important element of every policy deliberation. --and large, the president the policy, the practices worked, the presidents have appreciated it, and we need to remember to support also the cabinet level and national security advisers who are also key to the process. thank you. [applause] mr. robarge: our next commentator is peter clement, currently deputy assistant director of one of the admission centers that deputy brennan mentioned. before that, he had many years as an analyst and senior analyst.nce he supported the vice president and senior staff, mr. clement was a pbd briefer for vice president chairman -- vice president cheney. and he was chief of the cia's presidential transit

. >> chairman sanders was at the helm during the biggest scandal in v.a.question for bernie sanders is where were you? why didn't you conduct more oversight, why didn't you get to the bottom of this. why didn't you listen to the veterans group whose came forward and said this was a problem. >> republican senators on the senate veterans affairs committee were so troubled by the lack of oversight, they sent this letter to sanders complaining our nation's veterans do not deserve to wait to receive benefits and/or needed health care services adding this committee must conduct aggressive oversight to ensure think receive the care they need. sanders did hold a hearing in may of 2014 at the height of the scandal and after cnn reported about secret wait lists in phoenix. he acknowledged there were problems and also praised the v.a.'s handling of 200,000 appointments during the day and delivering quality health care to the vets. >> one concern i have to be honest is there has been a little bit of a rush to judgment. what happen in phoenix, well, the truth is we don

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but if you are an investor, you , are very confident when jackie reses is at the helm.mily: who is left? brad: there is a team there, but each departure brings another mountain of bad publicity. there is this question, and she has never managed to outrun it, throughout her tenure, of what is yahoo! minus the alibaba assets? what does it want to be? she has steered in the direction of search. 2004, 2005.circa it is a media play? they have hired folks like katie couric. is it an advertising play? she's never really managed to kind of figure out are really commit to one of those directions. i think that strategic uncertainty is why she is off people along the way. emily: how big of a win is it for jack dorsey of square? the guy who is now running to companies. brad: she is going to go on to square capital. it is a small living program. by some estimates, the fastest-growing part of square. there is always some uncertainty about his ability to run both companies. emily: thank you so much. to michael moritz, one of the stars of venture capital and chairman of sequoia capital

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. >> which star of "the office" would have given up his role on the show, is it ed helms or steve carelleack with the answer. www.etonline.com. >> did you pick the right star? which star of "the office" would have given up his role to steve martin? >> can you have my role, to be honest. steve martin can a take my role on "the office." >> that is john kazinski. >> make sure you join us tomorrow. we'll be with kathie lee for her emotional night in new york honoring her late husband frank gifford. we'll be backstage for beyonce and jay z ace big con territory. >> first, check out rhonda rousey in a bathing suit shoot. she tells the magazine, i don't want the word woman in front of champion. she just wants champ. >> good-bye, everybody. >>> khloe with lamar airlifts to vegas. and amy schumer copies j-law and >>> the "insider" from hollywood. your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >> scale of one to ten? >> ten. >> fans are freaking out. web sites are crashing. "star wars" hype train has officially left the station. you got to be on cloud nine. >> cloud ten. >> but why are haters calling to boycott

can you zroib that and how you think we can recapture the golden age of yesry helms?> people will not believe this. if i might tell you, what happened, i was ambassador at the u.n. and i get a phone call from him saying i had been invited to saint mary's college of raleigh that was celebrating. i thought it would get out of it by saying yes, i'd be happy to do it if you would come with me. he calls me back saying i've rearranged my schedule, i'm coming. if they're supposed to introduce you, they're not going to saw you're a complete jerk. then he invited me to come to his alma mater. i was asked questions about the quite nationed and various issues. what happened is we had been driving around north carolina looking for barbecue bionic wit artificial hips. and we're getting out of the car, and i'm hanging on to him. and all of the sudden there is a picture about the odd couple. but we disagreed on many, many things. but he said to me when i was named as secretary of state, ms. madeline, we will make history together. he is very instrumental in terms of nato expansion,

they left it to thes thank goodness we had bill gardner at the helm. primary and number of ti the party has realized they have nominating process and has become more aggressive. what we have tried to do and have been very successful in doing -- this will be the seventh go ou f me. every four years, we seem to run into it. i' ve done it every time except 2004. new hampshire, south carolina, and iowa are about making sure candidates have a shot. about 16 candidates, 10 of them could not run r president, t for the chance they were given between iowa, new hampshire, and carolina to build a national campaign. it is good for democracy and very good for the republican party. josh m.: you talk about the resentment that comes from the states. in the last cycle, the challenge came from the state of nevada. moving up the calendar. the words from the head of the national republicapay -- timing is interesting. we are in the middle of one of the most dynamic primary seasons ever. are there forces gathering that ev reince has been the most supportive chairman of t reblanta party of any chair in histor

he had been at the helm of the congregation of more than 6,000. he also transformed the building into one of the most vibrant houses of worship in the area. he was 51 years old. an autopsy is being performed, but police do not suspect foul play. >>> tonight, fall classic heads to citi field. finally back home as the mets try battle back from a two-game deficit in the world series. >> and the mets fans are keeping the faith. we've got live team coverage. news 4's kat creag talked to the fans, but john chandler has a look at the team's strategy, john. >> reporter: well, and david, it's very simple. the mets have to win tonight. because historically, when you're down 2-0 in the world series, you face very long odds of coming back. down three games to none, that is a nearly impossible situation. and one the mets want to avoid at all costs. so to try to avoid it, they turn to rookie noah sind guard on the mound tonight in what may be the most important moment of his life. let alone his young pitching career. how's that for pressure for the tall texan w

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the first occurred in 2008 at georgetown university and it focused on the tenure of richard helms as director of central intelligence. since that time we have held events at presidential libraries and major universities all over the country, highlighting the release of significant -- historically significant documents such as air america, where at the university of texas at dallas, we put air america helicopter pilots in touch for the very first time with the air force pilots that they had rescued. and we contributed thousands of documents on air america to the archive at ut. we've held events on the '92 to '95 bosnian war with the president as keynote speaker in little rock. we held camp david accords with jimmy carter as keynote at his library in atlanta. back in washington, we held an event on the declaration of polish martial law which focused on the life of a general from the polish staff who is one of the cia's most important cold war assets. we held our very first thematic event and that was typist to trail blazer and focused on the evolving role of women in the cia workforce.

good but the national league manager and never reached the playoffs and has winning seasons at the helm and has a strong reputation for handling his pitching staff and his ability to communicate well with his players. >>> meanwhile wizards season opening game tonight in orlando, randy wittman's birthday. wanted to give them a win, dr e driving up late while driving a floater and nails it with 12 seconds left and puts wizards ahead by 1. sitting up on the rim, gets knocked off, called goaltending, two points for orlando and actually illegally touched by a magic player and change the goal tend call and give orlando back the ball. three seconds left, inbound and shoot and miss, wizards hold onto win it. 88-87. thri thriller. >>> and a great night for this young man. the caps strike first. kuznetsov taking the shot. passes goalie marc-andre fleury, his fourth straight game with a point. pittsburgh would tie it and two minutes after that. phil kessel got the go ahead goal there and penguins go on to win it, 3-1. we'll get them next time. >>> to a rainy stadium, d.c. hosting revolution in a w

front and center on stage and now the democratic social nriingt vermont is catching up and taking helm in new hampshire and unlike the republican debate so far we should not expect to see a slugfest between the can sglaits let's treat each other civilly. >> all those hoping what happens in vegas tonight does not just stay in vegas. >> vice-president joe biden had man we people wondering whether or not he'll run for president in case he makes a last minute decision today organizer set aside a podium at the debate just for him n bash ton, stephanie ramos, khonel 6abc news. >> back here in might be a good idea to keep the umbrella ahan ahandy this afternoon as scattered showers are on the way and they'll usher in another change in weather as well. outside we go looking live from sky6 at gray skies over the philadelphia international airport and still mild side right now and things will get cooler for us a little later and let's check in with meteorologist david murphy outside. it's a little precip and chillier temperatures on the way, hey, david? >> rick right, rick, damp out here from an

obligate to have the programs to support their success by the way, with us with a policy i was at the helmith the other mayors with the id cards that's served thousands of people to get access to services we put money serious money in the pauts to citizenship to train the folks not just to be a beneficiary of the policy but have access to education and theres and jobs without the barriers we need to do more we'll continue to do more to support our immigrants it shouldn't matters where the local even though of their documentation we have to help them succeed. >> (clapping.) thank you very much. >> the next question to mr. should've man the black population is 6 percent and declining in san francisco what issues are causing this and how will you address them. >> it's a housing issue like pretty sure everything in the next 10 years a lot of development in the bayview hunters point and this is a almost investable so i'd like to put a first right of refusal for everybody from the bayview hunters point it is displaced if bloifrpt and specifically a whole bunch of affordable housing there like a

magnus has been at the helm for nine years. both men have a series of interviews to do before a final decision is made. >>> another gun has been stolen from a car in san francisco. this time, it was a chp officer's personal gun taken from his car. this morning, near eighth and howard in the selma neighborhood. police say the owner left a weapon in a bag inside his car. someone broke the window and took the bag with the gun inside. now, b there have been three recent high profile bay area homicides involving stolen guns. what you're looking at now is exclusive video of kate's parents taking part in a bench ceremony for their daughter. she was shot and killed on peer 14 in san francisco back in july. the gun used in her death? also stolen. earlier this month, investigators say these three drifts used a stolen gun to rob and kill a backpacker and a hiker on a trail in lorin county. >>> new tonight, the hiking trail where steve carter was killed will be getting a new name. the trail is currently called gunfire shot road. now there

he came on earlier this month, back at the helm. he is the ceo of square. pretty good when you are looking at the numbers we got last night. revenue is up 58%. profit also beat estimates. the amount of users is still a concern. the third quarter user growth slowed to 11%. they have 300 and 20 million users. 400 billion users. they should focus on new -- what, a new chairman will he do in terms of focusing the company? and what about discipline? jack dorsey is already announcing job cuts. the cost of discipline that will be happening over at twitter? the forecast is for revenue to grow 58%. -- grow 45%. they are looking for more. anna: thank you very much. be the know if you can ceo of barclays and be on twitter at the same time. jes staley was appointed as the ceo of barclays. experience. not just in investment banking. he understands corporate and investment banking well. the repositioning of which is one of our major priorities. that is what has everybody scratching their heads. what does this mean for investment banking? does this mean they will reorgani

thursday night showdown featured the colts visiting the texans. 40-year-old matt hasselbeck was at the helm for indianapolis in place of injured andrew luck. and it was colts receiver andre johnson, a former texan who did most of the damage. take a look. one of his two touchdown receptions there. first quarter, his second one capped an 80-yard drive that houston couldn't answer. indy winning 27-20. it's the team's 16th straight afc south victory. that is an nfl record. i know you've been keeping track. >> i've b been follow so closel. the sameith baseball. i'm an expert on all of that. baseball's playoffs, it was a great night for the visiting teams. the rangers won in toronto. and the astros defeated the royals in kansas city. >> speaking of that game in kansas city, it went into rain delay in the third inning. that wasn't good for a member of the royals grounds crew. he wound up getting stuck under the tarp. >> oh, man. >> as it was being rolled out to the field. >> that's awful. the internet of course, loves this kind of stuff. the guy who went down is already referred to as tarp guy. wo

power outage stranded 4000 passengers without food or that happeneds before arnold donald took the helm99% of everyone the cruises has great time. -- the costa concordia was in action. that happens once every hundred years. arnold donald only became the ceo in 2014. he is turning a new course for the biggest name in the industry. their 62 cruise lines worldwide, serving 22 million passengers. big names like disney joined. carnival is the biggest with 10 million passengers, more than half the cruising population. the big marketeer means a bigger spotlight when things go wrong. >> one professor came out with statistics and found that between 2009 and two thirds and incidents,2013, 300 whether large or small. -- we sail full. it is just not true. -- can do anything have a have a one-off incident. >> whether it is overblown or it ishere is no denying what people are talking about it. according to the centers for disease control, ships sailing under the carnival flag were hit with 17 cases of norovirus since 2012. following the "poop cruise" on the carnival triumph, donald says they've now s