, michael wolf joins us. have seen this before, you the share there is overhang and they have to go out a movie shares. >> it worries investors but there is a motto in silicon valley which as you raise money when you can, not when you need it. they are taking advantage of this moment were people think the stock is doing well, the company is doing great, and it has gone back up. so it is striking that balance between what is going to be that overhang versus good moment to raise money. >> how do you discern a company doing this right whether it is fancy talk of gifts, class a, class b, and a company that is being devious about it or less transparent about it? >> the big indicator is -- how long does the ipo -- are people giving out their shares or selling their shares? had -- ament, facebook initial wave of people who left, but for the most part we have not seen a lot of that. >> the initial shareholders, asshall sonenshine, help us well, knew this was going to occur when a bot of those shares. they knew this w

officer michael wolf. officer ronald laberto. >> mike wolf decided to be with his wife, having a baby and missed our ceremony. see if he ever gets anything again. >> and the silver medal awarded for the first officer on that night sergeant roberto. and although captain told the story as well could be told. i was there that night. and the story pales by comparison if you saw what these officers encountered. and the fact of the smoke and the rounds going through floors and ceiling and fire and all the buildings attached. i can assure that the shot taken that night by officer hines saved lives as well as all of these officers. [applause] and one person that is not mentioned in the report is captain jason turnis, i don't know if he's here. but he's the captain on scene that had the courage and experience to call for the green lights. and green lights are less common than gold medals. because it takes that much thought and puts the commanding officer out there. and for jason to make that call merits appreciatio

michael wolf says murdoch has beaten the rap. >> abiographer wrote a book that couple out in 2009 and writes for a number of magazines. murdoch would say, well, we took consequence, we killed news of the world. but they created the sun on sunday which replaced it. so instead of having 40% of newspapers circulation they have 37 to 38% of national newspaper circulation, and they registered the sun on sunday url within 72 hours of the breaking of the miller dower thing. so they kind of mitigated that damage. >> it's business as usual. >> it's not business as usual. hilarious. today on twitter there was an article in the guardian, and the editor of the sub tab employed explains it's harder now. we have reporters -- they've gone back to knocking on doors to get stores now that we can't hack into voice money. i said, these are extreme measures. >> times are tough everywhere. >> it's not business as usual. politicians aren't going to race to be seen in the public eye embracing murdoch, david cameron wins in to 2010 but gets a coalition, becomes prime minister. the first private individual th

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wolf? >> tom foreman, thanks very much. let's get more with michael goldfarb. how much of a problem is this automation? we're all getting used to it. >> it's huge. in fact, faa last month issued a report requiring manufacturers now to factor in human limitations in the cockpit, precisely because of this automation addiction, this overreliance, where in fact many pilots, the piloting skills themselves have atrophied over the years. >> that's shocking to hear, especially with a very sophisticated brand new airliner, a major jet, and you've got hundreds of people potentially on board at any one time. >> i think in the case of asiana they will find contributing factors. know how we always discuss it's a series of things that come together which is why crashes are so rare. we had the instrument landing system at the airfield was not working. the pilots knew that when they took off but that helps the pilot maintain its position, vertically, horizontally. we had a pilot who had never landed before at san francisco. so you put that combined with the 777 automation syst

wolf deadpan. >>> nba point guard michael carter-williams is long and strong this guy.r but we're praising him for a different reason. why? the 22-year-old carter-williams put part of his salary in a trust that he can't touch for three years. why such a smart move? we should note on average 60% of nba players declare bankruptcy after retirement. keep that in mind. michael carter-williams joins us live from philadelphia, we couldn't have you on set because you got the games coming up and you're too tall and i didn't want you here. so tell us -- >> how are you doing? >> good. >> first of all congratulations on a phenomenal season so far. i'm sure he living the dream. tell us how this came to be? >> thank you first off and this first came to be definitely a big team discussion. i think with my family and my academic adviser, who you've known since, for a while now, we all got together and they came up with the idea and i couldn't agree more. i still have my freedom to spend some money with my nike contract and panini contract and i'm not a real big spender anyway, so i'm r

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