so lazar wanted to do create a new discipline. got a tidy theology which i translate as -- and the idea was to integrate pedagogy and psychology to treat the whole child. this is a very progressive idea at the time and asperger would inherit this clinic. vns was committed suicide. they were found in bed laying in a close embrace after 25 years of marriage. this was a real shock. trinity was replaced by the far right-wing on berger. they join the party early on in the lives still a terrorist organization in austria and it was the end. a conspicuous sunbeam from a photo of dr. twomey, surrounded by adoring children and nurses. on berger was known for his anti-scientific attitude and he wanted to undo pirkei's achievements. he wanted doctors to focus on primary care and eugenics over medical specialization and research. hamburger also cited jewish and hired faculty that would be on the far right. one of homeworkers first hires was the 25-year-old han asperger. asperger revered him from the first meeting in 1931 saying he was equal to

they hired lazar, bank of america. the founder stepped down last month.there's a deal anytime soon some would like to think so. certainly you can imagine in the case of potential buyers whether they be private equity or strategic thinking it might be opportunity given how much the stock suffered in the course of the last year. but what one might imagine is if you're the company, you're still dealing with 28% holder, the man who founded it, and you may want to get your house in order before considering a sale. hopefully having done that, you can sell off a far higher price. want to note papa john's up on those reports. morgan >> thank you. >>> elon musk has a plan to reduce traffic congestion in los angeles during dodgers games his boring company is proposing a tunnel to ferry fans to and from the stadium, called the dugout loop. joining us, dodgers chief financial officer, tucker cane good to speak with you >> good to be here, thanks >> you had an announcement recently but it is light on details when would you expect this to be built and given the fact it

value in the future monday barclay's reinstated coverage on a very bullish note written by andrew lazars thesis -- let me read, quote, we continue to view post portfolio approach as more akin to a private equity fund with management focused on stable earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and then he continues, we see management as effective capital allocators making acquisitions when market conditions make sense and being able to explore other liquidity events when market valuations overheerkts e overheat end quote. it's an actively managed portfolio with food companies. and look, it's not like the stock is expensive the stock sells for 17.6 times earnings estimates, making it cheaper than almost all of its pierce it has a juicy bay buyback currently $308 million left which means they could buy back roughly 5% of the float. here is the bottom line. for years post has been tweaking its portfolio of brands. i love the latest acquisition, bob evans farms. whoa, that's great would it cost us that much to have -- anyway it's located right in the center of what's been working at the

she has a whole other side that's like swiftie lazar. trades and knows exactly where we are in the rankings. >> jimmy: oh, really? there are rankings? >> like a cutthroat hollywood executive, that's her alter ego. so he called her to tell her i've been nominated. and she's like, who else is in the category? she would never say this to me. and so he names the people. it was like, you know -- lisa kudrow, doris roberts, jennifer aniston. and my mom goes, oh, no, no, not aniston! [ laughter ] so my mom apparently didn't think i had a snowball's chance in hell of winning. >> jimmy: uh-huh. and? >> when she heard about jennifer aniston. >> jimmy: yeah, well. maybe she just like preferred "friends." that's probably -- >> she did like it better, yeah, that's true, yeah. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. when we come back, megan mullally is with us. "will & grace" returns october 4th on nbc. hey, this one looks like a chameleon. hmm, i don't see it. oh, it's on! ( ♪ ) oh, now i see it. stylish. i love you iphone x. oh, now i see it. (sprint

ed lazar, former white house economic adviser writing in "the wall street journal," send out your youngur educated. he's talking about immigrants, skilled immigrants. come on in, michael bellman, associated builders and contractors ceo. there's a shortage of construction workers. millennials don't want the jobs. why not bring in more immigrants? >> stuart, i think that's a great question. we've got a significant work force shortage. we're at all-time highs, over half a million work, job opportunities in our industry. yes, we've brought on about 300,000 over the last 12 months, but when you think about the millennials, if you take out vo-tech training, education, shop class and you give only college promotional materials to the guidance counselors and nobody wants to talk about careers in technical education, no wonder we've got this systematic problem. that's why we're excited about the president signing perkins act yesterday. it does two things, changes the system. one, it basically takes away and streamlines the cost to apply and comply with federal grants for technical education. tha