julia borstein joins us now with a closer look on how this is unfolding. julia. >> well, kayla, to board an airplane with hundreds of people, you need to provide personal information and your ticket is tied to you, but to enter a stadium with tens of thousands of people, pretty much anyone can buy a paper ticket on the secondary market. industry experts are starting to talk about that, and that may start to change. security expert michael balboni says he expects sport and convert venues to start screening the names of people who purchase tickets ahead of time. to ramp up behavioral assessment screening, which means interacting with ticketholders to identify suspicious behavior and add bomb-sniffing dogs and use facial recognition to screen people walking in, comparing those faces with those in databases. at sports venues security was notably heightened over the weekend. the nfl says it's been in close communication with the department of homeland security and the fbi saying there will be increased security in law enforcement presence both inside and outside

julia borstein has that from l.a.ey, swrula. >> a&e networks announce agnew tv network called viceland. it's a rebranding of a&e's h2 network and is scheduled launch in early 2016. the new 24-hour channel programmed by vice will be distributed to about 70 million homes and writer-director spike jones has been overseeing the development of the new channel. now, sources familiar tell me that a&e will increase its ownership stake in vice as pamp the deal to about 15% of the company and he initially invested in vice last august. >> disney co-oinz with disney. disney has no comment. back to you. >> julia, thank you so much. >> well, party city, bojaningles, just a few stocks trading below their ipo price. some of those falling stars could they be reenergized by a takeover deal? we go around the desk and get our experts' takes next. i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. ahh... steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the o

let's toss it over to our own julia borstein who brings us a very special guest. lia. >> thanks, kayla. we're joined by rich williams, groupon's new ceo, who is named just where heed. rich, thanks for talking to us today. >> thanks for having me, julia. >> so, rich, your stock is down nearly 30% since you reported your earnings yesterday. including dramatically lower guidance for 2016. how do you address this massive stock sell-off? >> well, i mean, obviously this is not the fairy tale beginning first day on the job as ceo, but, you know, we gave the markets a lot to digest. we give our investors, our employees a lot to digest yesterday. some big strategic changes we're setting out and big commitments financially to those changes. we feel that there's a right change to make to get the company on a stronger growth path, and that's a growth story that's going to be told over the long-term. that's what me and my role as ceo and the management team now the team at groupon is ultimately focused on. building a xwraet company for the long-term. tapping into that local mar