joe kennedy from pandora stepped down after the company's report.er, my next guest says there are other ceos that should be on the lookout, as in looking over their shoulder. clinton cantrell is with consumer watch. i do want to start with andrew mason. sec said he was doing financial voodoo with his projections for earnings, yet he stayed quite a long time, did a lot of damage. i mean, that seems to happen a lot these days. >> right. and sometimes the person who is with the company from the beginning or really with the longest time is not the right person to see the company through these channeling times. we're sort of going through a mini tech, maybe not a bubble and bust, but a squeeze. and he was one of the first to be squeezed, in fact, you know, a lot of -- remember when groupon was the only, one of the few daily seal sites on the web -- deal sites on the web, and now there are thousands of them everywhere. cheryl: some of the comments he was making were rather random as he was leaving as well. the board was a little more proper in how they de

when bobby kennedy went home and told joe this, he said," bob, that would be great. we have never had a pope in the kennedy family before. it would be good to have one of those." i love that confidence, that attitude that my child to do anything. yes, there are too many children in this country who do not have the opportunity to get a good education. we like to say we are about equal opportunity. we need to change the way we educate our children. most of us will move to neighborhoods with great public schools. or we will save to send our kids to the private schools if that is what it takes. there are far too many kids who live in neighborhoods with bad local options. what do we do? there are a couple of things we have done in louisiana. i will start with a simple idea. make the dollars follow up the child. do not make the child followed the dollar. let me tell you what that means to us. we fought hard to pass a government scholarship program, our dollars-for-dollars for the kids, because every child learns differently. some kids will do great in a public school. some

meanwhile, the east bay's ban dora says it now has 70 million users and its ceo, joe kennedy, says the number of hours listened reached a record high. it still posted losses. pandora trades at "p" on the new york stock exchange, worth watching today. for the rest of today's trading, let's check in with courtney reagan. she is live at cnbc's world headquarters. >>> futures are a bit lower here after stocks slid on thursday. they did pair their losses behind a clothes. t the markets were reacting to weak economic data out of china and that hangover effect. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 are poised for their first weekly loss in over a month. the dow slipped 12 points, 15,294. the nasdaq lost three to 3459. that's where trade opens today. >>> you may recall facebook was rumored to be interested in that traffic app. there is a twist to that story this morning. it turns out everybody likes the company because the new talk is google is also interested to the tune of $1 billion. google really the only realistic competition for ways. google may be interested in keeping it out of other companies h

when bobby kennedy went home and told joe this, he said," bob, that would be great. we have never had a pope in the kennedy family before. it would be good to have one of those." i love that confidence, that attitude that my child to do anything. yes, there are too many children in this country who do not have the opportunity to get a good education. we like to say we are about equal opportunity. we need to change the way we educate our children. most of us will move to neighborhoods with great public schools. or we will save to send our kids to the private schools if that is what it takes. whoe are far too many kids live in neighborhoods with bad local options. what do we do? there are a couple of things we have done in louisiana. i will start with a simple idea. make the dollars follow up the child. do not make the child followed the dollar. let me tell you what that means to us. we fought hard to pass a government scholarship program, our dollars-for-dollars for the kids, because every child learns differently. some kids will do great in a public school. some kids

is serving as vice chair on the committee of public safety which she worked as a senior aid for joe kennedy the second and john carrie n. addition to her work in government, she has been an active leader in the non-profit community on issues relating to women and girls, civic engagement and diversifying political leadership. she serves in leadership positions with the massachusetts political caucus, the action for boston community development and many others. she's a resident of the ash mont adams section of dor chester in the city of boston and did i mention she is the first woman of color elected in the hundred year history of the boston city council. [applause] she is also a member of the truman community. [applause] to my sleft lieutenant colonel hat field. he's a 26 veteran of the state police and serves add deputy superintendent for the state of new jersey. he commands more than 800 staff representing areas which will you the new jersey office of emergency management and special operation sections. as deputy state director for the ngnnl office of emergency management he is responsible

when bobby kennedy went home and told joe this, he said," bob, that would be great. we have never had a pope in the kennedy family before. it would be good to have one of those." i love that confidence, that attitude that my child to do anything. yes, there are too many children in this country who do not have the opportunity to get a good education. we like to say we are about equal opportunity. we need to change the way we educate our children. most of us will move to neighborhoods with great public schools. or we will save to send our kids to the private schools if that is what it takes. there are far too many kids who live in neighborhoods with bad local options. what do we do? there are a couple of things we have done in louisiana. i will start with a simple idea. make the dollars follow up the child. do not make the child followed the dollar. let me tell you what that means to us. we fought hard to pass a government scholarship program, our dollars-for-dollars for the kids, because every child learns differently. some kids will do great in a public school. some

to pay off. 66% of revenue versus 69 a year ago and still on record of finding a replacement of joe kennedyhey can win the wall street journal for free and consumers are responding and they're okay with that. we're seeing the companies that forced them to pay up as long as they're not pricing the stuff, they're paying up. >> they have to use that as their advantage, though, in order to win share. it seems the longer term has a viable strategy. we're more established now and we have enough loyalty among the customers. >> i would have thought ooh an obvious area to commoditize. the share price is performing in a way that suggests it won't believe. >> we did have them yesterday. >> the competition, although, a sliver of their user base, but the competition is there. crm. if krcramer were here he'd have field day. >> it's his name. >> 10%, but the forecast for the quarter is no good. it's down some 6%. ironically it comes a day after hp had their trading session. it was a favorite of meg whitman talking about the challenges in asia and enterprise. >> the sales force was such a strong name. this

joe biden. he thinks of him like the kennedies.en is a little bit more instrumental about the relationship. and it ends up being sort of an unrequieted ambition of konoton. he then becomes a lobbyist because it turns out not only can you make a lot more money will beeeing than working government but you can also actually do better. you can succeed in a way as a junior-- . >> jon: you could affect more change but i think that was for me-- there are many heartbreaking aspects to this and many that are inspiring. that is a pretty heartbreaking episode. >> because he becomes a lobbyist, makes a ton of money in a very successful firm and then the financial crisis hits and all the characters lives are sort of converging on 2008. and that's the big upheaval and drama that changes everybody's course. jeff konoton goes back into government because his old friend ted kaufman takes biden's seat. and their whole ambition is to make wall street pay. and they try. >> jon: done tell me how it turns out. i don't want to know. i bet at the don't ge

pride because he felt he was getting criticized as the son of a very rich man, and at that time joe kennedy was worth $400 million which in 1960 made him one of the ten richest americans. so kennedy was very, very sensitive about that. in fact, after the vote came in stanley said to him, well, that was a squeaker. be. [laughter] the president said no reason for dad to buy a landslide. [laughter] anyway, you will see a couple of pictures, i hope, of the struggle with the indian head dress and other hats. and this isla, athe state dinner the shah of iran. and she was so nervous about how the shah would come in. and she did come with this great crown of emeralds and diamonds as big as hard-boiled eggs. and mrs. kennedy went to harry winston and borrowed her jewels for the evening. and she felt that she add really done it. and she walked down, and the shah's wife came out, and the president said, oh, god, she's really beat you this time. [laughter] but she looks quite regal and beautiful, so it's included in the book. this is president kennedy on his first state visit, and it's with charles de

bobby kennedy would call monday day and told his dad his famous father he wanted to be a catholic priest. when bobby came home and told joe that is, he famously said bobby, that would be great. we've never had a poke in the kennedy family before. it would be good to have one of those. i love that confidence. as of the attitude that my job can do anything. if are honest with ourselves, we know there's too many children in this country who don't have the opportunity to get a great education. we like to say we're about you opportunity. we need to change the way we educate our children. we know most of us will move to neighborhoods with great public schools or send archives to good private schools at the local public schools that that's what it takes. far too many kids live in neighborhoods tracked with bad local options. so what do we do? her students are fighting to do here and i'll start with a simple idea. but the dollars follow the child. don't make the child follow the dollars. what does that mean? [applause] i want to thank peter in your senators fighting so hard for charter schools to make sure you do have opportuniti

when susan and joe were still married, that's where kennedy stopped by after the inauguration with jackied be sitting around and major decisioning would be happening, but apparently at those parties they used to want -- susan mary explained to me later, we need a bright young thing, meaning somebody that wasn't 150 years old. so one time her bright young thing fell through and she called me. i think i was 20. and i had -- i mean, i had no idea. but you know, i thought i was pretty smart. and then i get there, and i mean, i'm just sort of star struck and sitting in between -- reagan must have been president because i'm sitting between casper weinberger and general sk skoecroft. >> great guy. >> very. >> and at one point casper puts his hand on me and says if there is anything i can ever do for you. secretary of defense, no joke, what can you do for me, i'm a sophomore in college. but he was actually really nice. but those -- >> yeah. >> those things were -- >> in a sort of sweet sort of way nice. >> but they were dazzling dinner patients. >> by the way, can i just say that actually was the

in 1985 ted kennedy, harry reid, joe biden all supported giving public sector employees the flexibility to choose comp time. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support this bill. i cannot think of a better mother's day gift. this is something we can do right now to help families at a time when they need it most. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from north carolina yields back. the gentleman from connecticut is recognized. mr. courtney: thank you, mr. speaker. i now recognize the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. maloney, for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized for one minute. mrs. maloney: i thank the gentleman for his leadership in yielding. i rise in opposition to the republican party's working families flexibility act. it should be named the fake flexibility act. it's failure to advertise truthfully. if you were true, you would call it the more work and less pay act. and under this bill workers would lose the basic guarantees of fair pay for overtime work and time off from work under the fair labo

kennedy almost who said hold me accountable, you know? and that is what they want more than anything. >> former congressman joe sestak, thanks for joining usks for having me on. >> speak of playing politics, i missed you friday and i was slaying dragons on "real time with bill maher" who is a big fan of the show. >> the co-host of "the cycle," the show that i wake up to s.e. cupp. >> i enjoyed spending time with michael soshgin. >> i particularly enjoyed meeting zack galifianakis which you may not know is a big farmer and an all-around nice guy. he offered me his jacket as you see here. i promised him i would not smoke anything in it. i kept that promise. thanks to bill and the whole team at realtime we have much more cycle straight ahead. >> who wakes up at noon? i do a lot of research on angie's list before i do any projects on my own. at angie's list, you'll find reviews written by people just like you. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. what makes a sleep number what makes a sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store,

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