oh, i forgot the address, but joe morgan will not, and that means a phone call. at is joe's number? i can never remember it. better look at up! -- better look it up! m. o., here we are, joseph morgan. atwater nine. everyday things done with every day in ease. how long does it take a man who has lost a hand or two hands to resume his place in the scheme of normal living? now you may have heard that anything can be masked in time. that a man practicing four hours a day for six years can learn to throw a boomerang and catch it at the end of its circular flight. after four hours practice a day for let's say five years, a man can hurl a spear and pierce another man's heart. so you may think it took charlie, who had so much more to learn, ever since world war i, to overcome the loss of his master the normal aspirations of signing his name with a flourish, charles c. mcgonegal. how long? well let's hear what he has to say about that. >> well, it took about three months. i would not say it was as easy as then as it is today. it took a little time to learn. that about thre

joe schmidt is a very smart football player but nyles morgan is a very athletic one as we just saw. >morgan filling in for the injured schmidt on crutches on the notre dame sideline. second down and 12. reynold chased by day, day hit him, it's picked off. utupo has the interception for notre dame. sheldon day set that up. utupo with the i-n-t and there are a couple of injured members of the irish defense down on the field. >> aaron: one of those is sheldon day and i think the other one is james onwualu. >> andrew: that's correct. day upon top, alonwuu on the bottom. great pressure from sheldon day, the junior out of indianapolis, and that really is what set up the interception as we take another look. >> aaron: top of the screen, day doesn't get blocked, the guard makes a mistake, the two players hit each other, sheldon day and james onwualu coming up with a huge play forcing the turnover but that could have been a costly interception for the irish. >> andrew: notre dame still attending to sheldon day. it will be a tough fight. but the chosen one has been sent to us. [slurp] grab a qu

joe schmidt is a very smart football player but nyles morgan is a very athletic one as we just saw. >morgan filling in for the injured schmidt on crutches on the notre dame sideline. second down and 12. reynold chased by day, day hit him, it's picked off. utupo has the interception for notre dame. sheldon day set that up. utupo with the i-n-t and there are a couple of injured members of the irish defense down on the field. >> aaron: one of those is sheldon day and i think the other one is james onwualu. >> andrew: that's correct. day upon top, onwualu on the bottom. great pressure from sheldon day, the junior out of indianapolis, and that really is what set up the interception as we take another look. >> aaron: top of the screen, day doesn't get blocked, the guard makes a mistake, the two players hit each other, sheldon day and james onwualu coming up with a huge play forcing the turnover but that could have been a costly interception for the irish. >> andrew: notre dame still attending to sheldon day. but the chosen one it wilhas been sent to us. [slurp] grab a quesarito big box from

joe schmidt is a very smart football player but nyles morgan is a very athletic one as we just saw. >morgan filling in for the injured schmidt on crutches on the notre dame sideline. second down and 12. reynold chased by day, day hit him, it's picked off. utupo has the interception for notre dame. sheldon day set that up. utupo with the i-n-t and there are a couple of injured members of the irish defense down on the field. >> aaron: one of those is sheldon day and i think the other one is james onwualu. >> andrew: that's correct. day upon top, onwualu on the bottom. great pressure from sheldon day, the junior out of indianapolis, and that really is what set up the interception as we take another look. >> aaron: top of the screen, day doesn't get blocked, the guard makes a mistake, the two players hit each other, sheldon day and james onwualu coming up with a huge play forcing the turnover but that could have been a costly interception for the irish. >> andrew: notre dame still attending to sheldon day. it will be a tough fight. but the chosen one has been sent to us. [slurp] grab a qu

i'm morgan radford, these are the top stories. vice president joe biden is in turkey pushing government leaders to take a more active role in the fight against i.s.i.l. turkey supports the effort but continues to resist coalition air strikes. if the u.s. wants its help, it must focus on toppling syrian president bashar al-assad. world leaders say there are major differences that need to be ironed out before a deal on iran's nuclear programme is reached. scenario has been meeting -- secretary of state john kerry has been meeting with his counterpart along with five other world leaders in vienna >>> residents in ferguson await word on a decision in the michael brown shooting. the voices of local officials have been joined, calling for calm. the federal bureau of investigation has put 100 agents on the ground. we are joined by patricia dianes, a democratic woman. thank you for joining us. we understand there are reports that officer wilson is in talks to resign. should he resign regardless of the decision? >> high, it's it's almost insulting to think t

morgan stanley as well, don't forget, i know you know that, but closer portman or obama? seriously? >> depends on the issue. joemocrat. >> you're from the south. you're morgan stanley. you're -- i think you're -- that's equal distance, my friend. >> i'm a believer that markets and business are critical to creating jobs and creating growth. >> okay. you said portman then. you said portman then. you just said portman. i heard you. >> the president's done a good job -- he didn't stop it, but the market has grown. >> he didn't stop it. >> i would agree, joe, but let's look, there's good things that happen. now, to your question. i know where you are going. we need compromise. portman is one of the voices, representing the most important factions in politics this morning. if the president and white housements compromise, it's portman and that wing of the republican party in the senate that gets it. eric asked a question, do you believe the portman voice, wing, and used rob as a metaphor for an approach that i think he file many times in the congress, do you think that's the wing that leads? or cruz? alarmed it hear

joe biden. he ran, and told stories about his grandchildren. expect another phone call before the iowa caucuses. that is today's power politics. >> and around the america more with morgan radford. >> i will give to my best. let's start in los angeles. where sheriff's deputies located 15 hikers reported missing. they are part of a group of 30, who went hiking. they got lost and were forced to spend the night in the mountains. some were able to send texts to neighbours, asking for help. luckily, sheriff's deputies found them and brought them to safety. a rape suspect cut off his ankle bracelet and went on a crime spree. after gregory lewis was charged. he cut off his monitoring and took off and committed crimes across the country. prosecutors are asking a judge to deny his bail. there can be a shift in policy in new york. the n.y.p.d. is considering not arresting people for possessing small amounts of pot. and will issue them tickets. that decision would represent a major shift in policing since tens of thousands of people are arrested here every year on minor possession charges. >> speaking of that, the wisconsin man who stole a $5 million strata various violin has been

morgan creek ceo. aaron what would you pick out as being most important to your clients? >> i think joehe right points. mobile monetization was up to 1.87% in the quarter. that was significantly above our estimate of 1.4%. that is significantly versus year over year, as well. we feel at mobile gmv was up 260% and mobile revenues up over 1,000%. you are seeing the mobile shift. that is driving the results 54% year over year revenue growth. clearly, they are outperforming there. >> david picks out the point about margins. are you concerned there? >> not too concerned. we were largely expecting about 100 basis points in the quarter. we were expecting margins to be down for the reasons joe cited in terms of increased investments such as uc-web as well as digital content. that was largely expected in our model. >> markets, extraordinary performance on alibaba seven weeks after the ipo. what did you think about what you heard today? >> they came in above expectations. we are excited about the future of alibaba. i think what you hear in every report about alibaba when you hear jack ma talk abo

morgan, the day that's made the stock is down. >> you think some of the those folks out the stocks go up. >> yes. we said yesterday about costello. he delivered. now as joe said, it is out there and now he's running against that. like he just offered positive guidance. if you don't meet that now, that is a problem going forward. >> we asked all of you to send us your ideas as well on twitter. and here is what some of you had to say about other ceoes on the hot seat. the we talked about ibm fire eye. coca-cola. on the hot seat. >> and pepsi has been knocking it out. this is a time when pepsi, not just the salty scene of the accident b-- salty snacks. but pepsi as the complete unit. a al. >> mayer, costello. here is one. meg whitman. >> no way. you are what your record says you are. the turn around underneath her control has been phenomenal. no way you get rid of her. >> how about eddy lamp ert. >>less like bezos. he owns the place. >> he knows he's on the hot seat. he may not care or give a damn but he's on the hot seat. >> activist shareholders control more capital than ever before. so theoretically everyone is on the hot seat. >> he has fireproof pants

morgan? >> hi, simon. hasbro in talks to buy dream works animation in cash and stock, price not yet decided. hasbro's already been expanding the media footprint with blockbusters like the transformers and g.i. joe franchises and analysts note that toys tied to content outperform those that aren't. so the toymaker, which has g.i. joe, transformers and my little pony is looking to bring movie production in-house, basically, replacing expensive licensing deal he is and giving the company more control over video content. but investors like hasbro and competitor mattel for their clash flow and their stability. acquiring a movie studio would fundamentally change the business model and the risks associated with the stock that's one reason hasbro shares are down 4% today. and you down for mattel as well. dream works on the other hand is up 11%, 11 1/2% and that's because despite "shrek" and "how to train your dragon" the studio has failed to successfully create franchise. talks with soft bank fell through a month ago. talks here could still fall through. but this sheds a light on the increasing interconnectiveness of these two industries, toys and content. guys, back to you. >> all right, morgan, thank