now, myspace being that twitter is a disaster for you the way it's set up. got to tell you, i know people at home on twitter don't want to hear this, but it is a disaster. >> well, listen, jim, my reporting prior to that september 8th board meeting when i focused people on that meeting was in part a result of the board's belief, not quite in things being as bad as you're describing them, but certainly the idea being that are we really going to be able to achieve shareholder value simply going along the course we are given what may be anemic growth rates we're going to see. it was not lost on the board. that is why we find ourself at this very juncture right now. >> right. >> the question of course to the point we've been making is where do we end up and where do you end up as a twitter shareholder if in fact they do get bids this week and hopefully we'll able to educate the market on that at some point. >> jim has benioff tonight. >> i think it has growth like yahoo has growth. yahoo has growth, of which we realize it ran out. and i think that what most peop

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it's the institutions that own salesforce they keep bringing it up myspace.iously myspace being one of the great disasters of all-time. >> that's just terrible. >> two days in a row. >> you are really piling it on. >> isn't it? >> that's horrible. those twitter guys are not far from you. they may come and find you. they know where you are. >> one market. always willing to sit down. you know what, they can tweet me and tell me what a jerk i am like the other hundred people that did yesterday when i had sack and cuban on. i don't mind. listen, twitter guys, i'm right over here. i have time for lunch. we'll go for, you know, go for a slice. >> yeah, go for a slice. why not? hopefully you'll survive it. >> by the way, walmart dragging the dow down the most. index is down 81 points. let's get to bob pisani see what's moving. hey, bob. >> good morning, carl. we are down on the dow and the s&p. however, remember, we have new leadership out there. we've got banks, we've got energy and tech that matter. oil over $50. i said yesterday we saw new highs in some oil stock

he started encroaching on myspace. her claims, but called them politically motivated and threatened to sue the paper. democratic nominee hillary clinton has widened her lead in wisconsin. patrick has a closer look. patrick: a new marquette law school poll was just released this afternoon. it shows clinton with 44% support among likely voters. donald trump with 37%. that's a seven point lead compared to the three-point lead clinton had last month. as some national and state polls begin to shift in hillary clinton's favor, iowa is one place where donald trump has had a consistent lead. abc's karen travers is in s that trump must win. >> it is a must win state for donald trump. >> we are going to win iowa. >> the latest polling shows donald trump with a four-point lead. iowa's demographics would seem to favor trump. it's 92% white, a large rural population, only 26% of residents have a college degree. trump's running mate mike pence on the trail here tuesday. trump. >> some republicans are backing away after trump's lates

he started encroaching on myspace. and i hesitate to use the expression but i will. that is he was like an octopus. it was like he had six arms. if he had stuck with the upper part of the body, i may not have gotten that upset. when he started putting his hand up my skirt, that was it. that was it. i was out of there. >> there is more questionable trumped footage that cbs news has obtained from an episode of entertainment tonight in 1992. trump is talking to a group of 10-year-old girls at trump tower. >> this comes of course after the access hollywood tape surfaced from 11 years ago of trump bragging about sexually assaulting women. trump said several times it was just locker room talk. >> it was a bay area reporter whose investigation helped uncover the access hollywood tape. >> reporter: we found out the symphysis go based reporter for the associated press is the one who cracked open the story of the allegations against donald trump. she interviewed over 20 people about their interactions with him on the apprentice. >> we knew heading into publication we had a rea

he started encroaching on myspace.esitate to use this expression but i'm going to, and that is he was like an octopus. it was like he had six arms. he was all over the place. if he had stuck with the upper part of the body might not have gotten -- i might not have gotten that upset but it's when he started putting his hand up my skirt and that was it. that was it. i was out of there. and i don't think i said a word during

. >> you know, i was looking a little bit at the history of facebook and how it took over myspace, whichd to have more viewers than anybody else. when you really drill into it, you find so much of that was a failure to listen to the customer and innovate, unlike what mark zuckerberg did with hack-a-thons at night. we were study dg and looking at a company in china, started by two brothers from a very poor area of rural china, and they're a competitor to walmart in the food area. they separated their company into red and green stores. the red ones are the core. they want to bring the freshest food to the chinese mother. but the green ones are run by somebody else, and they're trying every innovative idea. the ones that work they move into the red stores. you have to not stick by your formula, which companies like twitter may have done a little too much. you really have to be constantly pushing the boundaries. testing, getting your smartest people to say if we began again with a blank sheet of paper, what would we do? >> is that what you mean by concentrating on the front line? >> you know

he started encroaching on myspace. i hesitate to use this expression, but i'm going to, and that is he was like an octopus. it was like he is six arms. he was all of the place. when he started putting his hand up my skirt -- that was it. that was it. i was out of there. amy: the other women who spoke to "the new york times," rachel crooks, says she ran into trump outside an elevator at the trump tower in 2005. she says after the two shook hands, he kissed her cheeks multiple times and kissed her on the mouth. she said, "i was so upset that he thought i was so insignificant that he could do that." meanwhile, a former miss usa beauty pageant contestant has told the guardian donald trump walked in on her and a fellow contestant as the two were getting dressed during the pageant in 2001. she says she was changing when she heard a security officer tell someone outside the room that people were naked in the dressing room. she says trump then "walked in, he stood and he stared. he was doing it because he knew that he could."

but i'm just saying when it hit the myspace in my world, it was after the audio had already been out a half. >> i was quite fully expecting that we were going to see something like this in the immediate hours after that first debate as a way to sort of stop the stories being about how terrible trump was and to try to put the focus back on hillary clinton. so the fact that it came out today right after the audio, i don't know if that -- >> but if you're also donald trump, i would use this to muddy the waters a little bit at a time where hillary clinton has been hitting him hard on the taxes angle. here's hillary clinton who is absolutely cozy with wall street and she's making these comments she didn't want released. if you're donald trump, i would hit this hard, that she doesn't understand the little guy. >> the battle of controversies and sticky situations for campaigns. next up the friday lightning round is going to have to be lightning. i'm here in bristol, virginia. and now...i'm in bristol, tennessee. on this side of the road is virginia... and on this side it's tennessee. no mat

he started encroaching on myspace. and i hesitate to use this expression but i'm going to, and that is he was like an octopus. it was like he had six arms. he was all over the place. if he had stuck with the upper part of the body might not have gotten -- i might not have gotten that upset but it's when he started putting his hand up my skirt and that was it. that was it. i was out of there. and i don't think i said a word during the late '60s, '70s and into the '80s. culture had instilled in us that it was our fault. the attention that we received from men that we were responsible for their behavior. you didn't complain to the authorities. you didn't complain to your boss. if something happened to you, you just bucked up and you went on. >> jessica leeds says she got up and left first class and sat back in coach. the "new york times" also quotes another woman named rachel cook who says back in 2005 she encountered trump outside an elevator and introduced himself. suddenly she says he kissed her on the cheeks and then

again, myspace, disastrous business model. yahoo! no developers. versus what could be the finest place to mine data using artificial intelligence that's left after facebook, totally defensive. it's a way to be able to offer a one-stop shop to a customer who wants to try to figure out what people want because it's natural and raw. they feel possibly you could triple the number of people on it by changing the interface and making it so there would be a service so people who want to be in there are not trashed consistently so that they want to continue to do it. they mention that over and over and over again. civility, civility. they want facebook-like civility. >> if what you're saying is all true, jim, why is the market not allocating capital efficiently here? if it's so valuable? >> because -- okay, that's a great question. and the answer is, is that salesforce had a ramp to go from $10 billion to $20 billion. and there is no doubt without a deep-pocketed partner that ramp is derailed for two years. so you have -- two years. it will be two years to

to give myspace-- to give myself space to think i decided to leave my things on the curb and check intohe dorm. what's your name? chautauqua mason. hello. welcome to howard. i did not like the way she talked or sound. it was awkward. she talked quite a my neighborhood because no one ever used except for my teachers on the first day of school, but not here. i hope she did not repeat any other people standing at the table next to me had not overheard. i needed a new name and pumpkin with not suffice either. where you from, she asked as she's flipped through the pages. california. there is a club for people from california. you should join. i suppose she was making small talk so i treated it as such. i study the top of her head it pointed down. she was bald, intentionally, it appeared to guy had never seen a woman with a close shaven head that was not ill, especially a black girl. she had chopped her beauty off and did not seem to care. when she looked back up at me her long eyelashes hit the back of her eyelids and her kid-- skin was creamy brown. maybe we could be friends, i thought. you

i think maybe if i want to frame the question for this panel is something like what we do in the myspace community and the venus community cannot come to an agreement over which perspective to adopt in any particular circumstance. as you may have noticed the only one speaking today without government service so perhaps that way i can best provide a handle on that is to try to give some kind of historical overview or historical background to the controversy today. we've heard a lot about major controversies. we talked about the u.s. attorney controversies, myers case, fast and fierce investigation, one of the gripping intensely divisive partisan controversies with the second bank of the united states. those of you who remember your american history or your first year of law school, of course what gives rise to maryland, but after the supreme court upholds, and andrew jackson makes it a centerpiece of his presidency not only by vetoing the charter, but he removes all of the federal funds from the bank of the united states before bankrupting him. this makes a lot of people in the senate not

i can't help but keep thinking about the mid-2000s when news corps acquiring myspace.eptic in terms of some media company being able to somehow run twitter better or unlock value there. if you like what twitter does, why not just work with them to do what you need them to do? >> fair enough. todd, appreciate your time and your perspective. congratulations on making the top of the list today. >> thank you so much. thank you for having me on in this busy morning. appreciate it. >>> hedge fund power players lying out their top stock bets in san francisco. our own kate kelly joins us now with the highlights. hey, kate. >> hey there, melissa. we heard a number of compelling situations at san francisco yesterday evening. perhaps the most rousing, though, was palihapitiya the founder of social capital who started a hedge fund and recently opened up to new investor. providing it could have a market value of $100 billion in ten years. i asked him what three things he liked best about the stock. >> it has an absolutely fantastic product nature. it's the best in class product. it