pandora shares now up a little bit more than 4.5%. brian, back over to you. >> julia, thank you very much. mandy, i don't know if you saw this, pharrell, "happy," one of the key songs of 2014, 43 million streams on pandora. you know what pharrell said what he got from pandora in royalties? how much? $3,000. for 43 million streams. >> incredible. >>> all right, on deck, much more on the developing story of an apparent major security breach for u.s. central command. plus, we spoke with the ceo aigos pharma an a year ago today, and you will not believe what that stock has done since then. he will rejoin us later on in this show. >>> but first, another huge day for oil prices. so is there really any bottom in sight? we'll be serving up some crude realities when "street signs" returns. stay with us. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise >>> some have asked whether or not the united states should have sent someone with a higher profile than the ambassador to france. and i think it's fair to say that we should hav

shares of pandora now up nearly 9%. tyler. >> julia, thank you very much. >>> mcdonald's a real dow lagard today. jane wells was on the post-earnings conference call, and she is also in los angeles. hi, jane. >> hey, ty. here's are the take-aways from the call. it's going to spend less opening new stores and put that money into creating a better experience, develop digital engagement like mobile ordering a new store experience talking about the quality of food localizing foods and things like this. create your taste, which is done well in australia and will expand in the u.s. this year. you will customize your burger but margins will remain under pressure as beef prices are rising higher than menu prices. while u.s. comp store sales finally turned positive in december japan is a mess in terms of consumer percent acceptings. it's going take a while. while comp store sales in china are improving, it will take three to six months to normalize, and globally that means overall january comp store sales that will be negative.

i know you are an investor in spotify and pandora. can apple continue to dominate music?i don't know that it's domination. i think there is enough room for all these platforms because people want to consume in different ways and there's so much content. >> you are also a tech investor. >> yeah. >> you have invested in spotify, uber, pinterest -- how are you getting into these deals? what attracted you to technology? >> when i was in college, facebook launched. i actually e-mailed the creator of facebook, which was on the contact page. there was one profile picture and responded with eduardo salverin. i didn't know what it was going to become. i said we should build this thing. i still have the e-mail. mark has decided to bring in more schools. at this time, we don't want to bring in any more investors. >> you are making movies. "the giver." >> you are making movies. "the giver." you are making tv shows. how is that different from making music? >> my mom isn't very impressed with anything i do in music. but introducing my mom to meryl streep at the premier of "the giver,"

how are we to trust the carmakers to deliver a reliable automated experience when playing pandora iss simple as it should be? >> our approach is pretty simple. we want to make sure we are listening to our customers. we want to make it very intuitive and improve it over time. our vehicle connectivity system, we have 10 million folks around the world that have purchased that system and it keeps getting better and better. we are here introducing sync 3. it takes the input from customers over the last eight years it is more intuitive, easier to use, faster has more conversational was commands, allows you to update over wi-fi. we're going to be -- it's taking the foundation and the leadership we had to the next level. >> you see the smartphone at the center of the in vehicle computer experience? boards own connection to the internet? >> it will be a piece of it. we took the approach of the broad and device. we're in the process of introducing embedded modems because that allows the vehicle to be part of the internet of things. as customers decide to opt in to share their data with us, we

linkedin down 3% and pandora at a new low. facebook down 3%. david: a lot of bank earnings. seen anything good out there, have you? >> it has been tough. wells fargo, okay, but for the most part lower profits, more legal costs for some of these banks just as jpmorgan and bank of america. they're also to the downside. big moves. bank of america is down over 5%. david: wow. liz: we can't ignore retail, just yesterday december retail sales terribly disappointing. today retailers continue to move lower. [closing bell ringing]. >> a name like best buy was down 15%. liz: the bells ring on wall street. let's take a look and see how stocks finish up. not exactly the lows of the session but down 102 points for the dow. it is nasdaq which is blasting through the floor here because earlier today the low of the session was 66. in the last about 11 minutes came down 68 points for the moment. the russell also getting hurt to the tune of 21 points sliced off. david: "after the bell" starts right now. david: breaking down today's busy action. we have imperion wealth management's kimberly fo

-- that is miek herring of pandora.e technology has been the buzz word in the consumer electronics show in las vegas. our next guest says this is the first year it a could deliver real benefits. >> good morning. >> is this the year where i am going to be wearing wearable technology? >> this is the year of the internet of many. everyone carries their smartphone. but increasingly, you are seeing sensors and other communication devices built into all kinds of things, from clothing through bicycles, belts and cars. >> on the internet of things -- we move the on the cliche into something that delivers real things. >> yes. the reality is that it seems like health care applications that can monitor vulnerable patients or older people applications that can help understand where children are -- those kinds of things are clearly coming in addition. also, the home is going to be connected and everything in your home was going to be potentially connected and able to be managed remotely. >> julien, at a personal level this could be

oficial del departamento de policÍa, de 20 aÑos de servicio las cÁmaras corporales eran una caja de pandorar porque no quieren la evidencia. >> considera que la manera mÁs efectiva para reducir las demandas contra los agentes en casos de brutalidad policial es hacerlos responsables a ellos de los costos legales de las demandas. >> que Él tiene que pagar de su propio bolsillo, eso lo va a motivar a pensar dos veces y realmente debo de hacer esto, debo de usar mi arma, debo de empujar, debo de golpear. >> la asociaciÓn de libertades civiles dice que para garantizar la transparencia del uso de esta tecnologÍa los departamentos de policÍa que las usen deben delinear y hacer pÚblicos los reglamentos de las cÁmaras. en chicago viviana Ávila, univisiÓn. >> en instantes le vamos ♪ ♪ ♪ >> esta es la historia de un hÉroe que no dudÓ en arriesgar su vida por salvar la de una persona, el bebÉ estaba nadando, su mascota disfrutaba del momento pero cuando el hombre se sumergiÓ el pero no comprendiÓ que era parte de la diversiÓn y creyÓ que algo andaba mal, y lo ven, reaccionÓ como lo hacen los hÉroes. >>

elsewhere. >> 90% of all radio listening is broadcast radio including i heart radio and pandora. more important is really looking for -- they are spending a dollar and want to know what they are getting back. the advent of big data is not that we are going to target better but the advertiser demand we give them return on investment because they can track it. what is great about raid is whereas digital and tv are thought of as two to one, radio is about six to one. neilsen measured that last year. it is stunning to have that much better roi. what that really reflects is radio has been under priced. >> when you look at decline do you think that is because there is concern that advertisers go to social media where they can get different metrics? >> i think stock decline and i think stocks have a whole different life. i won't get into that. i will tell you in terms of performance of the company what you are seeing is we are building bigger and bigger relationships with bigger and bigger companies. i think that has been exciting news for us and the future. >> taylor swift pulled her m

white house chief of staff denis mcdonough said the berg dove swap did not open up a pandora's box. >we don't get into negotiations with terrorist and don't pay ransom which furthers kidnappings that won't -- >> prisoner swap? >> we're not going to do that. >> what is troubling about this, harris, it does appear a pandora's box was opened. you covered this last night on the fox report. you saw mcdonough make the rounds and i don't think he did a particularly good job. he said the release of amari was just routine. if it was routine and not done for a swap why did we release him? >> that is ins it kent. we've done prisoner swaps. >> a lot of them. >> with very one woman in custody with savages, with terrorists. we don't know what deal will be made. we learned that from denis mcdonough. he accidentally dropped her name. that was extremely unfortunate. we have want an and asked to keep that information low profile for her safety, we hope. but so we know that this is inconsistent. then i think about the deal we did with cuba. because weren't there prisoners involved in that deal too? i'm

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martha: is this a pandora's box we can't close? over swaps halfp over time with nations paying off and ton of money as a result of these deals they made is it too late to ever turn back? >> i don't know if it is too late, but it will be difficult. the problem they're already negotiating with a number of nations around the globe. in mosul when isis took over mosul, they took over 49 hostages at turkish consulate in mosul that included women and children. they negotiated their freedom. we don't know what they gave up for the hostages. from africa, throughout the world, nations negotiated with jihadis and house stage swaps. we negotiated to free bo bergdahl with five taliban commanders. i don't know how you get the tide to sweep back the other way that we'll do these deals. martha: what do you i give of the fact what we're seeing is different than what we've seen in the past? in the past we see orange jumpsuit hostages. most of those stories ended in complete tragedy. kenji goto japanese journalist is part of this. he is holding a pic

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. >>> the new year bring positive trends for facebook, amazon, netflix, pandora, according to a reportsun trust robinson humphrey and survey monkey. what does 2015 look like? joining us at post nine sun trust managing director and analyst bob peck. happy new year to you. >> happy new year to you. >> give us the highlights of this survey and why you think facebook, pandora, netflix, others could see positive momentum. >> we poll every month about 1500 people and make key trends, survey monkey, david goldberg, and what's interesting when you follow the trends over time you get key issues. one of the big bear thesises is facebook is not cool with the young people and not using it. when you look at the data, though, that's not true at all. you see very high usage levels that continue along and have been steady around 75% or so. >> maybe a higher age median for those users in that demographic? >> interestingly what we do is break it apart. do an index on any age and then a younger only. so 13 to 24 or so and look at that younger demo facebook still has 75% or so. you see more usage of snap

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we're just parents and we don't want to be involved in opening up some pandora's box. we want responsible access to medicine that can help our kids. >> while her eyes often flutter from tiny seizures she hasn't had a grand mal seizure in a year. the family believes it's due to the cannabis oil she was on. >> no one has ever died from an overdose of marijuana. how many of the pharmaceuticals in your cabinet can you say that about? >> the cannabis oil is is used by placing drops under the tongue. beth says it is not used in doses that get you high. she says her daughter has never felt high using it. the problem with having it legalized to use is that it is still a federal class one controlled substance. it's illegal to prescribe, except in colorado doctors can recommend it and that's what families here are hoping virginia lawmakers will do. peggy fox, wusa 9. >> there are three bill sponsored by northern virginia lawmakers. the senate bill gets its first test tomorrow the son of the late marion barry is free tonight after pleading not guilty to change of simple assault,

it opens pandora's box. >> it sets a precedent.aving said that, i go back to my previous point that it strengthens the argument that the currency is reversible for those who remained. >> we have to leave it there. looking for 115 by the end of the year for the euro. what will it look like for the u.k.? we will have a general election. will we have a rate hike? goldman sachs think so. and >> welcome back. the market moves to talk about. the treasuries and yields dropping. you remember october 1 five. we are back down there again. there we are. that was the trade. the yields must go higher and they went lower. we have a treasury yields on the 10 year and it is 0.48%. that is a record low in germany. the continuing theme is the yields lower in germany and let's talk about the u.k.. it is set to be another big year for the economy with a general election in may. joining us now is the chief u.s. -- u.k. economist. you made my job easy by putting out a note. i will start with the first one. the recovery. >> i looked at the risk of the re

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. >> pandora. >> it bounced 4%. every rally in the stock has been a sell. 46 years ago today zeppelin released -- >> 46 years ago today. go on. >> nice. >> glad to now that. twitter down. >> the military hacking certainly didn't held the stock today. and the took has been on an incredible run since december 31st, up 12%. i don't think it's time to short it. i think the stock seems to have bottomed. >> cullen/frost. >> going a while back, i think they talked about expose your still being okay with oil at 50 or higher. now that it's broken 50, i think they'll probably get a little nervous, not that i think disaster is coming but the valuation here seems a little bit high. >> and the drop for psycho selfies. men who post selfies on social media are more likely to exhibit psychopathic traits. the study found that chronic selfie takers scored higher on measures of narcissism and psycho pathy. the biggest narcissists were the ones who spent extra time editing their selfies. >> a did like 14 of them that day. >> i just wan

we're parents and we don't want to open up pandora's box. >> reporter: while her eyes often flutter from tiny seizures, she hasn't had a grand mal seizure in a year. they believe it's because of the cannabis oil. >> no one has died from an overdose of marijuana. how many pharmaceuticals in your cabinet can you say that about? >> the drops are put under the tongue and not used in doses that create a high. the big problem in getting medical marijuana legalized, it's still a federally classified class one controlled substances. in colorado doctors are allowed to recommend the drug, and that's what the families want virginia lawmakers to do. >> we'll see what happens. virginia governor continues on the road to recovery. he spent a second night in a richmond hospital where he's being treated for injuries for a horse riding accident. the governor was bucked from a house during a family trip to tanzania. a spokesman says he's ready to get back to hwork, but he needs the doctor's approval first. >>> vice president joe biden says he's not concerned about the shots that were fired outside his del

. >> pandora box and in shock. >> reporter: she and her husband a private eye of an audit who lookedt the private data and got stacks of records. >> the cities who looked up our information, the city we live in, the amount of times that our accessed. out? >> we had numerous. >> queries. >> queries. >> reporter: how many? >> i think total with both of us 1400 i think. >> reporter: 1400. they looked up your information why? >> that's what we want to know. >> reporter: they discovered a spike in activity when hillary was featured on the local paper's front page, the focus of the article busting a cheating spouse. in a matter of days dozens of law enforcement agents, even someone at the post office looked up her dmv data. a pretty girl. >> want to know where i live and that is what scares me. i have kids now and . >> reporter: is it uncomfortable living here? >> i think that we don't know how far it's going to go. >> reporter: you feel like you're being monitored. they were unwilling victims of one of the most widespread cases of data abuse in the state's history and they weren't alone.

it is sparking fears that the obama administration opened pandora box when it traded for bergdahl ofes, let me read one line from your article that was recently posted. you say administration officials characterized a lmari's release as are you tonight. he is a sleeper agent. why was he no ordinary prisoner? >> he was the only enemy combatant on u.s. soil at one point. and captured in the united states in december of 2007 and in an admitted al-qaeda agent and in contact with cahid sheik mohammed mastermind of 9/11. and there is no indication of him being remorseful and we don't know he will not go back to committing acts of terrorism. there is concern that he could be a legitimate threat to this country. >> why dow think he was released based on your reporting? >> i don't have all of the information. but the story that we reported that there was an offer made by the qatari attorney general he would be released in exchange for matthew and grace wong who are an american couple held in detention in qatar for two years. they are washing in qatar and the husband was a engineer. they have

. >> i got the courage up to really open up pandora's box and take the next step. >> louie went on a mission to find the missing link in gill i's life. after month of research, he found what he was looking for in australia. >> had had to just tear up. knowing that the family ... >> last year mother and daughter metaphor the first time since that morning in the hospital. >> amazing thing to have her arrive in my life. >> earlier this week, they returned to the land where life all started. >> i see a tremendous sense of joy of something that was such a shameful secret in my life for more than three decades to have turned into such a thing of beauty. >> is this where mother who has been separate from the her natural child for 30 plus years is reunited. >> in a wonderful place. >> a relationship that start in the paradise, nearly 34 years ago. >> i still pinch myself to believe that, you know, that this is my daughter, it is beyond my wildest dreams. >> and we'll continue now for many many more, and include a new generation. >> a new beginning. >> oh, yes. thank you. >> god bless you all

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so did bottom berg gall deal open up a pandora's box?a stunning new report shows 80% of 10-year-old girls have been on a diet at one point or another. is social media to blame? >> it is a big part. all that plus our hashtag one lucky guy. >> we're warm here on the curvy couch. thank you very much. jon: new problems for malaysia airlines. the website has been hacked. visitors to malaysia airlines.com see the in message, isis will prevail. a group calling itself "lizard squad" is taking credit for the attack. they took the same responsibility for hacks on sony and microsoft xbox servers. this comes after a disappearance of one malaysia plane and downing of another over ukraine. jenna: information on the energy markets with oil prices continuing to plunge to a near six-year low amid signs that saudi arabia's new king will keep the country's production policy the same as it has been other last year or some joining us from the fox business network is cheryl casone. cheryl why is that key to the market? what does the new saudi arabian king has

it's a pandora becomes.le are you going to be monitoring, spying on. >> this woman, wife of one of the terrorists, they're looking everywhere for her. still not sure how she was able to break free of them but she did. this is live in the area where all of this went down earlier today. i guess what i'm asking is, what do you know about her? spouse is a terrorist. the whole thing. >> look, spouses of terrorists is one thing, militants a couple of militant jihaddist is something else weapon have seen so many of these traveling from tunisia and libya to syria spending time with their husbands or their companion in jihad, and then we have seen the model of the chechen mothers or individual woman who also are avenging their husbands. so there is a whole phenomenon of jihadi females. although they're not equal in ideology, they equal in mission and performing fighting. >> real quickly french president hollande says he doesn't want to stigma ties muslim communities going on a search for these elements. what do you t

. >> goldwater did not recognize that he was opening up a pandora's box.was basically opening the door to the birchers and leftover ku klux klan and all these other groups that were beyond the pale. >> the head of the georgia klan came out for your ticket. do you accept their support? >> we don't want the backing of the ku klux klan. >> that's a different kind of extremist, and my father would have none of it. >> a thoughtful address by ronald reagan. >> thank you. i have spent most of my life as a democrat. i recently have seen fit to follow another course. >> ronald reagan was an actor, but it was in 1964 that suddenly he explodes on to the national scene as a political figure because he gives the speech. >> in this vote harvesting time they use terms like "the great society," or as we were told a few days ago by the president, we must accept a greater government activity in the affairs of the people. barry goldwater has faith that you and i have the ability and the dignity and the right to make our own decisions. >> the campaign was always run optimisti

professional duty but you have to understand that if you cross a certain red line you can open a pandorayou can see something similar what you have seen in paris. >> reporter: is russia would you say perhaps more sensitive to religious sentiment in general than perhaps some of your western counterparts. what was the russian sentiment when pussy riot chose a church to storm into as a sign of protest rather than another venue? >> well that's a good question but i -- i don't think comparison with pussy riot is fully relevant because what pussy riot has done was not only offending the feelings of believers, but it always sent a putin message whereas if we imagine that if any publication comes up with cartoons of prophet muhammad if one has any signs of being anti-putin. so this is the basic difference. and the other thing, let us not forget that russia is a country where 20% of the population are muslims. and this is another reason for editors to think twice before coming up with cartoons like that. >> thank you so much. good to always get your thoughts on that. >> thanks for having me. >>>

or disparaging media comments or satirical critique or anything like that this opens up a whole pandora's box that we have never seen before. >> i have seen pictures in france as we speak. there are thousands and thousands of french public amassing together in solidarity to say, look you can cover this all you want. we are going to carry on with our lives. we are still going to report freedom of speech, freedom of press. we are going to carry out and exercise those democratic values. whatever you do isn't going to change that. the response by the french public is phenominal. >> nbc news has confirmed three suspects have been identified. two are in their 30s. the other suspect is 18 years old. what do you make of that demographic, mikey? >> again, i've done a lot of research into this. i have been to lebanon. i spoke with radical sheikhs. this is about the younger society. i was in central asia doing a report on radical islam. you speak to the elders the moderates. they are very happy and content with the moderate form of islam. you speak to the youth, the younger generation that's where t

this opens another pandora's box of questions. >> here is what is going on.isagree with you, because there is no way that we're supposed to believe that president palm was just eating popcorn while hillary was ready for war and anxious to topple a dictator. this is exactly with we said yesterday would happen. the white house knows hillary will try to throw them under the bus at her next benghazi testimony. she wants a do-over of the so she is going out there to get her side of the story. what does this white house do? no we'll blame the whole libya mess on hillary clinton and say that she was the one that really is warmonger. she is the one acted on her own. she is the one that when rogue. the bigger point here harris, once again president obama is the bystander president. >> yeah. >> he was sitting there waiting like middle class devolved into poverty and he has been president for seven years and we're to believe -- >> he didn't know, he is the commander-in-chief of the united states of america. how can he not know? >> he is a absentee leader. >> before we s

this situation and unfortunately a disturbed person taking the lives of two officers with a whole pandora's box. >> this is so different from the crazed killer who tried to assassinate gabby giffords. it was a crazy man who committed a horrendous act. >> isn't it important to point out that not all the officers turned their backs? >> absolutely. >> there's a few in the ranks saying by respecting these officers, okay we've got to move on but there are some who say they don't want to move on. your thoughts charlie. >> it's awkward, because no one wants to be in the position that you're not with your colleagues right or wrong, but when the moral issue raises it beyond just being right, and you have so much love and respect for the job, that you have assumed you're not going to allow a handful of people who are blinded by hate to spoil the reputation. i was in combat and i'm telling you, i saw more dead people but i never was moved until i saw dead people that looked like me in my uniform. it does make a difference. so, yes, the blue wall of silence that is kept communities and minority communi

>> this is a potential pandora's box, right? if taylor swift is able to do this.ling. you have to license each sample in the song. >> and i think we're in a transformative moment where on one hand there's a sense for much of the world that everything should be shared for freer. everything that goes out digitally can go anywhere and be any place. then wait. what is the appropriate compensation. and if i'm going to defend taylor, look i think she's got to be sensitive about somebody who is so pro-fans and watching them be creative and run with the things she's putting out there and all the things she say says that she likes. she would say it's for those of us at the top who can set the precedence that a struggling artist can't do this stuff. >> party like it's 1989. that's crazy. that's prince's line. >> yeah. where i would disagree is we're not talking about the work itself. we're talking about their ability to play with and remix. if you look on youtube and the the blogs, it's creative content people are adding to and engage engaging. she is saying no i need to pr

we will have more from brad in the next hour, speaking to the pandora cfo. >> talking about having al plate. american idol to the kardashian's windows at ryan seacrest get a break -- wi hen does ryan seacrest get a break? ♪ >> welcome back to "market makers." you know i was not here yesterday because i spent a quick 24 hours in vegas yesterday at the consumer electronics show. why go that far for 24 hours? i sat down with the ceo of my heart radio and the one and only ryan seacrest. radio digital, consumers. i had to start with social media. ryan seacrest is absolutely everywhere. he sits there in his radio booth with eight screens in front of him because it's all about consumer engagement. they are tweeting snap chatting. what is your favorite social media form of communication? what do you think you picked? here you go. >> i like what snapchat is doing right now. that is a great app. raise your hand if you are sexing right now. -- sexting right now. we will make it better. [laughter] >> are you invested in snapchat? >> i'm not. only you would have to ask that. i should have. there

. >> i got the courage up to really open up pandora's box and take the next step. >> he went on a mission the missing link in gilly's live. after months of research he found what he was looking for in australia. >> tear up like i knew -- knowing that the family are together. >> last year, mother and daughter met for the first time since that morning in the hospital. >> it has been an amazeing thing to have her arrive in my life. >> reporter: earlier this week, they returned to the land where life all started. >> i see a tremendous sense of joy of something that was such a shameful secret in my life for more than three decades um to have turned into such a thing of beauty. >> this is where mother who has been separated from her natural child for 30 plus years is reuniteed in a wonderful place. >> reporter: relationship that started in paradise nearly 34 years ago. >> i still pinch myself to believe that, um you know that this is my daughter. it's beyond my wildest dreams. >> reporter: we'll continue for many many more and include a new generation. >> it's a new beginning. >> yes. thank you

host: pandora, thanks for calling.is one of the other headlines, "new york times": obama will seek to reduce taxes on the middle class. he is challenging the g.o.p. they say in the subhead. long odds in congress would shift more costs to the rich. a lot of people are playing this up as really just a starting point for discussion about taxes. a lot of folks looking forward to some kind of action in congress this year. the g.o.p. pounces on obama's tax plan as the headline in the "hill" pupings, webvite, republicans pounced on the plan. a senior official said he will unveil the plan tuesday. if you scroll down a little bit, it says it's not surprising to see the president call for tax hikes said mitch mcconnell. now, et cetera asking congress to reverse bi-partisan tax relief he signed into war from deputy chief of staff. you are on the air republican caller. caller: i want to make the comment that we need to be paying attention to is the morality of what our system is built upon which is bates upon protection. it's easy

once you start violating the rules, you open a pandora's box of all sorts of other problems coming.admired andre as a person. he has no ill will toward andre. he thinks he's a victim of circumstances. he's not a guilty man. when he was -- he never interviewed andre. he didn't respond to his letter g.x so he'd give him hope at least up until the last minute rather than ruin him earlier. he didn't go to his execution either. he wrote that andre has met his fate. with that fortitude which was to be expected from an accomplished man and a gallant officer which he recognized. but washington felt he had to hang him and he had the courage to do so. to view washington through the events surrounding arnold's treason, i think gives us just one more little window into the character of america's matchless man. the story reveals the very human side of washington. he made serious errors of judgment regarding arnold. he revealed his anger and forceful at times, almost frightening persona in his treatment with joshua smith and his desire to punish arnold. as morris said, he was a man of tumultuous