but at paul quinn college in dallas, the team was so bad they didn't have a prayer. >> we couldn't afford football. >> reporter: so when the school brought in a new president, he shocked the lone star state, by getting rid of the game, and replacing it with a farm. >> turns out it wasn't very popular with the football players. >> i've got swid charred -- >> reporter: the farm manager helps students grow while learning to tend to crop, all in exchange for cash and college credit. >> it's about teaching them accountability, about how to show up on time, ready to work. >> for the actual pea -- >> reporter: the yield, 30,000 pounds of organic produce. >> there's no access to fresh produce within a mile radius. we serve as that hub for fresh produce for to dallas non-profits and sold to local restaurants, but by far, the biggest client is the home of the dallas cowboys. ending up in kitchens right here at at&t stadium. >> when did you guys pick this? >> we picked these yesterday afternoon. >> very nice. >> that's really, really cool. >> reporter: today the school that kicked football out is fe

michael sorel, president of paul quinn college. [ applause ] >> i think our panelists can have a seat. i was tempted to have them do this whole thing standing up. that seemed a little harsh. we have a tradition at paul quinn college where i greet everyone by saying good morning quinnit quinnit qui quinnites. i realize you are not all quinnites. how about this, good morning, family. >> good morning. >> all right. let's do better. i didn't hear the people in the back. good morning, family. >> good morning. >> was the attorney general amazing? [ applause ] >> i hadn't had the privilege of listening to her in person before. i knew she was a sister of incredible abilities, but as she sat and went through her remarks, i realize izized she t every single point i wanted to make and said it ten times better than i could have said it. so i'm going to tip my hat and just, you know, be amazed at her eloquence and her passion because i think that's what we need in difficult times like these. so, i am particularly proud to be here this morning because i am part of a group of hbcu presidents that ar

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bloomberg markets with mark barton and vonnie quinn. >> paul hickey as the cofounder of the investment into the reporting season tends to perform well. global strategist at j.p. morgan asset management. areaid u.k. equities extremely cheap. and erik schatzker is going to listen in on the wells fargo conference call. screamingly cheap. the equity market on high. >> i'm not going to spiel it paid -- i'm not going to steal it. >> you're the person to cover that story. coming up next we're going to look at janet yellen's speech to boston over this afternoon. this is bloomberg. jonathan: here's a story of the markets come equities are high, we are 22 minutes into the session. jpmorgan of 9/10 of 1%. citigroup eating estimates of what is happening in the bond trade. 35% jump for citigroup. .0's -- 40% year-over-year a lot of people thinking this is happening elsewhere. goldman sachs one of the big movers on the dow. david: we are going to turn to the fed. specifically janet yellen, speaking at boston at an economics conference. editorjoined by politics mike up in boston and economics reporte

paul penzone... ? >> ridge: you see it, right? there's no signature, no filing. >> quinn: with all of the -- >> ridge: no marriage. >> quinn: we had a wedding! with all the emotion of the day, with no one showing up, we -- we just -- we just forgot to sign it. >> ridge: i'm sure it was emotional. no you're not married to my father. and you don't live here anymore. >> steffy: thank you very much. the hospital said that granddad's doctor is with the family right now. >> liam: well, try wyatt. he'll know what's up. >> steffy: he left to drive quinn home. >> liam: did you tell him that you found the marriage license and that it's not valid? >> steffy: yeah, i'm gonna let someone else break that news to him. [ sighs ]

paul penzone... ? >> ridge: you seem far away. >> brooke: just thinking about a lot of things -- eric and quinn, eric's health, and now this. i can't believe that you tried to steal eric's power of attorney from quinn! >> ridge: i didn't try to steal it. i tried to appropriate it for the good of the family. you think this is better? >> brooke: no! >> ridge: quinn holding all the power? no, it's not better, is it? >> brooke: of course not. no. but did you really think you were gonna get away with it? >> ridge: no, not long-term -- just... long enough to protect the family and to protect my dad. desperate times, desperate measures, like...

fighting for her life the 19-year-old zachary quinn was arrested for the crime and now is facing a murder charge. the service will be held at the st. paul missionary baptist church on east san antonio street at 11:00. >> this morning, united states officials are admitting it will be difficult to bring to justice a man suspected of stealing the yes determines of 100 million people from mountain view based linkedin. this is video of the suspect being arrested this month in a restaurant in prague. the russian national is accused of hacking into linkedin servers in 2012. the information he allegedly stole consists of user names and passwords that may have been sold to other hackers. >> it can be something like creating identities for other people. but that can lead to identity theft. that is not benign. >> american officials say the linkedin hack is not part of the cyber attacks against the democratic party. the united states is requesting the suspect be extradicted and now said it will fight any attempt to do so. >> this is a lost and found story a decade in the making. the good samaritan in san francisco found a little dog maimed mushu wh

after fighting for her life for weeks of the 19-year-old zachary quinn was arrested and facing now murder charges. the service is held at st. paul missionary baptist church on east san antonio street. >> police in san francisco will discuss the shooting of involving the officer kevin downs shot in the had by a man threatening shoppers at lake shore shopping center. downs survived and we are told he is recovering. today's meeting is to provide an update on his condition and to talk about the incident held at the scottish rite masonic center at 6 p.m. >> a traffic alert. >> good morning. i will take you to pictures from our crew at scene in the south bay from matt and ian and we have been in constant communication. southbound lanes of the almaden expressway, you can see a lane is open now. the left lane is open. all northbound lanes are open. we still have the far right-hand side blocked and this is going to be a major clean up with the serious overnight crash and the pole is down and the car is the one that took that out. we it sounds like everyone will be okay in the situation but a long temperature clean up. bay bridge toll pla

quinn was arrested. he is facing murder now. the service is held at st. paul missionary baptist church on east san antonio street at 11:00. >> this morning, united states officials are admitting it will be hard to bring justice to the man suspected of stealing credentials of 100 million people from mountain view-based linkedin. this is video of the suspect being arrested this month in a restaurant in prague. the russian national accused of hacking into linked in servers back in 2012 and the information consisted user names and passwords that may have been sold to other hackers. >> it can be something as benign as creating identities for other people. but that can led to identity theft. that is not benign. >> american officials state linked in hack is not part of the cyber attacks again the democratic party. the united states is requesting to extr dog and ask a 12-year-old dog without a come collar stuck on the hill. the woman could not find the dog owner and took her to san francisco animal care and control. >> i spoke to the staff and they said when they phon

quinn. let's with the bloomberg first word headlines. mark c.: thank you. most republican voters trust run the gop to the over house speaker paul ryan. survey found that 63% of republican voters trust trump more than ryan to lead the party. only 34% say they trusted ryan over trump. the survey also found that hillary clinton had a five-point lead over donald trump among likely voters. secretary clinton's improving chances to be president have anared a path to push for infrastructure plan. the proposal would be paid for with changes in the u.s. tax code. supporters say it would come from a lower tax rate on cash , which would create a one-time bonanza if companies brought their money home. samantha powers says despite russia adding more layers of military resources to its role in syria, the u.s. continues solution to the situation. >> we know we are right. putin.s he has a blunt approach. they are not attentive to the laws and wars and subjecting citizens to some of the worst slaughter we have seen in the century. certainly in the last several decades. mark c.: ambassador powers said the russian under. -- underpinnings are very weak a

quinn. david: donald trump holding to events in florida as he loses ground with gop party leaders. yesterday at a rally in panama city heat declared himself unshackled from disloyal republicans from pauln and john mccain. i caught a bit of the interview donald trump did last night with bill o'reilly. he criticized the media. seems to be a new thing he is hammering on now. is this open warfare within the party? >> it is somewhere in between. i think the republican party and a lot of people made this gambit that they saw trump as vulnerable. there was question that after everything he said whether this would be the thing that finally undid him. you sell people take a chance and move and try to put pressure on him or his running mate to do the same and possibly drop out of the race. trump has made it totally clear he is fighting and doubling down on the tactics and upping the ante on the aggression toward clinton and the party. now what you are seeing is some people have walked back the distant -- the reimbursement. many people like paul ryan who are in the middle ground and not sure what to do. i would say less open warfare in more like confusion about how to engage in this age of polit