interesting and probably controversial choice, what you like to be able to say, itried up drive-by --ore buy. emily: jack already has a full-time ceo job. who knows if they needed square to go public, it turns out that is the case. the board has said we cannot have a person who has two full-time jobs. >> you could also look at that strategically, yes if they picked jack they would have to walk back on what they said. but it is something maybe that the board was trying to do --ight jack -- two nodes nudge jack. emily: the only example that we can think of is that steve jobs ran to companies. there is not another similar comparison. jobs, biography of steve they talk about how rough this was. it was the worst time in his life, he had a young family, he would work at pixar and apple. he said that he was so exhausted. he could not speak to his wife, he could just watch a half hour of tv and investigate. he got close to killing me, he said. do you think that he should be allowed to do both jobs? him?at law will stop you could look one way and say that there are so many ceos and only two of

and, itry to simplify the notion. weall have cell phones and most of them have a gps requirement. tobe religious and spiritual you have to be in a tune with the heaven father or some sup supreme or with heaven itself. the cellphone analogy says you can be tracked anywhere. religionteaches us that his eye is on the farrow, if it is easy for us to understand that the satellite can follow us to the corn over the earth, surely. supremebeing who invented and created man with could track each and everyone of us with a spiritual gps system. [ laughter ] >> i know that i receive signals just like you and i sitting here talking now. you can get a cellphone message or a call that i could not get because they did not dial my number even though we are sitting at the same place. why could god send themessage to martin luther king and say go , let my people go. the spirit is the signal and communicates to us. it is theenergy that drives each and everyone of our internal gps systems. >> i never heard of that. >> well, that's my concept that i am trying to use a md defense attorney tech lodge mod

with me now is the chairman of psychiatry, and the author of shrinks, the untold story of psych itry. first of all, do you believe the ongoing rash of gun violence is a mental health issue. >> in part it is, but not entirely. if you tack about violent crime in the united states, about 4% of the violent crimes are committed by people who commit mental illnesses. if you talk about the massacres, the proportion of those, and untreated mental illness goes up to 20%. so if people don't get treatment. they are prone to do the kind of unfathomable act of violence to a greater degree, and this is what attracts the public and media's attention. >> what about p.t.s.d., soldiers diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, should they be able to get a gun. >> it depends what your criterion is. first of all, i think the issue trying to be addressed by the senator's bill, and the issue of gun control is really very limited. it's trying to - it's trying to chase the horses after they left the barn, instead of closing the door. >> you think it will not work. >> it will be a step in the right direc

itri's part of the new guidelines for the stop and frisk po cies. they proposed that officers issue explanatory receipts to people they stop but do not arrest. that receipt would include the officers' name. it's just another burden on officers, a measure he says would end proactive policing in the city. >>> a new jersey judgentas approved the state's $225 million settlement with exxon-mobil. a settlement that en yds an 11-year legal battle over dozens of sites polluted by that oil company. e deal has the backing of governor chris christie and the judge who approved it called it fair and reasonable. critics are calling it a sellout. they say the state should have held out for more money. >>> cnbc money report. wall street is hoping for a rally following yesterday's stumble at the closing bell. landon dowdy joins us with the devitails and more. landon, a great explanation yesterday of how wall street can change attitude from the start the market the close of the market. >> you said it, michael. it has been a wild ride the last couple of days. the good