the ceo, thorston hynes will be ousted. they say that hynes is really the fall guy for the company's troubles. >> he can get blamed, but my position is the structure was largely locked in place from years previous. >> the question is, what happens next. we could still see a so-called take-under, meaning the company sells itself on the cheap below the sale price. another option, sell off pieces like the patents and messaging services. one spokesperson said the company could exit the hardware business and concentrate on just software and services, but it looks challenging. >> at least in the near term, blackberry has very limited options. and they are just two moving parts of the puzzle. but longer term, i think these guys have the ability to create a niche within the mobile space. >> investors are seeing what the strategy will be, the question is, how much cash did blackberry burn, how many subscribers are left? how many people abandoned the platform? >>> stocks posted modest gains to kick off the new week, inching closer to

thorsten heins will be leaving the company but mr hynes is contract included a payment to the former c.e.o. worth at least thirty three million dollars if the company was acquired or if he was fired now the question is do you think that he had the right and sense incentives to turn the company around in two thousand and thirteen after the dismal sales of its latest line of phones the z ten and q ten i mean the incentives seem backwards there you're going to make a lot of money either way as there are so good luck what does that seem like to you it is exactly i mean one of the first things you learn in business school is you've got to make sure the senior management see interests are aligned with you know shareholders and you know it's a great question i you know whether he does or doesn't and he earns this pool of money i mean it's you know it can be a very simple decision so i don't think that they were aligned properly and part and part of it i think you know answers the question of you know why black berry hasn't innovated their products as much is and. apple or google has and has

ten more days they would be authorized to carry an anti operations and have the right to ride at dan hynes under exceptional circumstances. plus american forces would be mean to afghan rulers. critics say that despite the chinese don't or signs on the cause i was then fed into his nice day in all face off twenty three next june. contrary to popular belief that that prevails in the west but that they called up residence in his last year or last few months as a lame duck president. both principals gone up by a nap or country like afghanistan where everything is in the hands of the government the people of this country are completely hostage in the hands of our corrupt government that has had the warm hearts that god is the mafia that that dr has caught joe and the corruption still i think ed governments and foreign countries would try to look old daughter never think that it expands the same winning the last days that are normally the west. some international news in brief mac and cheese between the ethiopian troops minutes. easton priceless if you think now's a half left fourteen people dea

hynes trans fats which can be found in cookies, crackers, frozen fes and snacks could prevent 20,000m as many as 7,000 deaths. doubling down and getting a lot of the tensions. among the claims the obama campaign consideration of replacing joe biden with hillary clinton in the vp slot. but you first heard that story right year on our broadcast. best-selling author ann kin he broke the story first. "lou dobbs tonight" me an a year ago. are you saying that you think it is all b a done deal that he will be replaced? >> not saying that all. there were those who were thinking maybe we should consider, replacing biden. lou: there youee it. author of the new york times best-seller, the amateur, and decline with us toight. good to have you with us. congratulations. you only be them by a little over a year. that is terrific. th idea that this clinton campaign is starting to ratchet up, is there truth to it? is it is organized as we are hearing from some quarters? >> i do not think it is disorganized. lou: i did not say disorganized and organiz. >> is it organized? yes. i think it is very organ

in new york, kenneth thompson brooklyn district attorney charles hynes in a landslide election, who hasomised to move to the decriminalization of marijuana by refusing to bring cases against people found with small amounts of the drug. what is the significance of these measures? >> when you actually give people a chance to vote on some of the issues that we are told so often in our media are entre virtual and divisive, they are not. the fact of the matter is that in portland, maine, i was up there and i spoke to folks who were doing this thing, they did not have a lot of money or some big multimillion dollar campaign, these were grassroots folks who had tried to do it statewide and had not gotten all the progress that they want it statewide. they put this thing on the ballot and 167% of the vote. it was a landslide. the fact of the matter is that in places across this country when you say to voters -- look, we want to decriminalize or answere marijuana, the is often yes, it is time. it took the political and media class to catch up with the reality that the arc of history has had yet to

we have gone through a bipolar cold war to a unipolar, are we back to what samuel hynes described as you needmultipolar environment that will be in the era of the current cycle of defense and national security planning? .. driven question areas where you think you need -- those are principally the middle east and east asia. so then you want to look very hard at all of your basing options in those two regions. without going country by country and island by island. what i can say is this. you look at do people in your region want your help? do they think it is in your interest to have powerful, highly capable forces nearby in order to provide them with the measure of security they think they need in partnership with you. if the an to that is yes, opportunities begin to arise. for all kinds of discussions that then can evolve over time and different configurations and different ways. again, the united is not going to be helping to provide additional security in regions where no one want america's help. but i don't think that's the case for the two regions i mentioned for if the second p

. >> reporter: teresa hynes delivered from bowling green, kentucky. >> it was very moving.e was our president. he was assassinated. something you don't think would ever happen in the united states. >> reporter: at 12:30, the moment of the assassination, bells tolled and the crowd observed a moment of silence. historian david mccullough speaking here told the crowd -- >> gone but not forgotten is the old expression is tore departed heroes. but if not forgotten they are not gone. >> reporter: for cbs this morning saturday" anna warner dallas. >>> tomorrow a key player in the events in delays 50 years ago. clint hill. the former secret service agent to leaped onto the limousine after jfk was shot. >>> his brother's assassin was on the move. convicted in the shooting death of robert kennedy was transferred from a state prison friday to a facility in san diego. a corrections department spokesman described the move as routine and said the date was an unfortunate coincidence. >>> now to the stock market. a notable run by the bulls. the dow industrial closed up again on friday to a