howard hughes, and the other companies we invest in.nges for the benefit of the company over the long-term. i think management should be able to look at that. but the biggest fear that aco has is that he or she is underperforming. it is likely an activist will show up, not for short-term reasons but for long-term reasons. stephanie: we know you had great success with burger king. we were talking to keith meister and yum! brands. bill: the franchised business is one of the great businesses in the world, run correctly. the folks at restaurant brands previously burger king, have done a fabulous job and we like that team. i hope keith does really well with yum! brands. i think it is a great company with great potential. stephanie: whether we are talking about allergan or others. bill: what is interesting about health care is health care companies have never been run -- many of them are not run for the benefit of the owners. many of them are very wasteful in the way they operate their businesses. you have a business with 80% to 90% gross mar

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look at howard hughes and the other companies we invest in. changes for a benefit over the long term. management should be able to ignore short-term -- short-term driven and damages to business. those changes should be ignored. if he or she is underperforming it is likely an activist will show up not for short-term but for long-term reasons. stephanie: you had huge success and burger king. d want to get in the game? you know well how this works? bill: it is one of the great businesses of the world. run correctly, previously burger king, they have done a fabius jobless burger king and will continue to do the same and we like that team. i hope keith does very well with the yum. a lot of potential. stephanie: are they going to get bigger than that? bill: it could be. health care companies have never been run, many of them are not run with the benefit of the owners. many are very wasteful in a way that they operate businesses. it makes you much less disciplined about cost control. that has created an opportunity. you also have the pressures to kee

he is a howard hughes medical investigator. i'm pleased to have all of them here at this table this evening. guest: in discussing the biology of parenting, we are going to discuss a number of topics. one is the remarkable similarity of parenting throughout the animal kingdom. we're also going to discuss parental and collect and how -- discuss parental neglect and how disasters that can be. we're also going to look at the changes that occur imposed partum depression. in the last program, we considered the biology of aggression and we learned from david anderson's work that the hypothalamus is concerned with aggression. there are nerves in the hypothalamus recruited for aggression and they are located right next to ron's concerned -- neurons concerned with mating. moreover, there is a population in between that can respond to either of those two instinctual drives depending on the intensity of the stimulation. if you stimulate weekly, you recruit mating behavior. if you stimulate strongly, you induce fighting. this prospect of ha

he is a nobel laureate a professor at columbia university and a howard hughes medical investigator. i'm pleased to have all of them here at this table this evening. >> in discussing the biology of parenting, we're going to discuss a number of topics. one is the remarkable similarity of parenting throughout the animal kingdom. we're also going to discuss the consequences of parental neglect and how disastrous that can be. and we're also going to consider the hormonal changes that occur with post-partum depression. let me put this in a somewhat broader context. in the last prospect, we considered the biology of aggression. and we learned that from david anderson's work, that the hypothalamus is concerned with aggression. there are neurons in the hypothalamus that are recruited for aggression. and interestingly, they're located, as we see in the image right next to neurons concerned with mating. moreover, there's a population in between about 20% of neurons, that can respond to either of those two instinctual drives depending on intensity of stimulation. if you stimulate weekly, you re

white howard hughes and play-by- play of the radio this morning by howard's not going to play it. he has a sprained knees and kiss the of the we get back to houston last mile have the sky on a play hard will start tonight for houston just announced howard will be in their and the viet little injury you can't go this is gonna be fun and as a big day at the giants in the afternoon the dodgers today and that the real close in the bay area to get around them the tense game. but people worried about the playoffs more about going 15 minutes because of miles for my stick to this place. >> gary: era i had our first dozen years look data resides and destructor. hitting care. >> pam and sunlight and. >> gary: and better will come across such a received a written better break in his inaugural you the highlights tonight. >> pam: regret is bouncing his desire to be a suspect work. >> gary: work to begin his wife can keep/. >> catherine: areas game won all remember that seth carias daughter rileys stealing the show. press conference now are saying a double image of the duo's matching foot wear

look at the amount of companies will is in, whether we are talking about burger king, jcpenney, howard hughes. bill takes a major stake and he is not afraid. what he has done with herbal ask -- herbalex, he is in for a long time. one thing he said is very difficult. he will not necessarily launch into another store campaign. whether we are talking herbalife or fannie mae, putting yourself in a position where you are dependent on government actions is harder than asking a corporation to take action. i asked what is easier for him, going after a small company or large. he said, works both ways. i said, what about berkshire? like so many, he is a huge fan of war and. -- of warren. he was praying at the altar of mr. buffett. but bill says his type of investment is not going anywhere. i asked about the hundred million dollar apartment he just taught. he things it is the cheap -- it is cheap. he actually paid around $90 million. i guess when you are spending that much, it does not make a difference but he never even plans on sleeping there. it is an investment. alix: maybe he will let us stay there

howard, student year cutter harriet lane portsmouth virginia. lexi marie holland deck watch officer, cutter paul clark. miami, florida. ryan james hub, deck watch officer, graduating with high honors, cutter stratton alameda, california. david lloyd hughesgineer, washington. his commission will be presented by his father david hughes, lieutenant commander u.s. navy retired. timothy david hols graduating with honors deck watch officer, alameda, california. eric duane jackson, graduating with high honors, deck watch officer, cutter alert, astoria oregon. jonathan highly jester deck watch officer, cutter alex haley, kodiak, alaska. nathan taylor jones deck watch officer, cutter mobile bay, sturgeon bay, wisconsin. his commission will be presented by his father bruce jones captain u.s. coast guard retired and by his brother, lieutenant jr. grade wesley jones u.s. coast guard. nicholas james keely graduating with high honors, flight training pensacola, florida. zachary daniel kearney deck watch officer, cutter polar star seattle, washington. cody mcah kayo kodiak, alaska. joseph henry kelly graduating with honors deck watch officer cutter resolute saintt. peterspetersburg, florida. steven bradley kidwell, and his brother joseph kidwell, u.s.