in the forefront, general pearson, the boss here in hell.m bastogne to vietnam, the tradition remains unbroken, magnificent. the screaming eagles. the battle wanes a small part of operation hawthorne is over. some of the men of the 101st will fight no more, but for this day the bastions of freedom held. they came from the north, their weapons, not ours have been silenced. throughout the oppressive days and nights of june 1966, operation hawthorne continues. in the violent conflict which rages in the province, the screaming eagles repeatedly beat back prize troop units of the north vietnamese army. in 16 straight days of combat, the brigade envelopes the 24th north vietnamese army regiment and more than 500 of the communist aggressors are killed. it is the largest single battle of the war for the men of the 101st. the bitter struggle to preserve the freedom of this little asian nation is made more bearable as each man is enriched in spirit and strengthened in his resolve. at last the fighting is done. ♪ ♪ all the world are heard about the gal

jobs like pearson's are the exception, not the norm. other industries accepting of backgrounds, low-wage jobs with few benefits. those are not the kind of things that help people turn their lives around and stablilize their families and pay their bills in the long run. >> some business groups say the new rules are time-consuming forcing owners to take unnecessary risks. many are too knew to conclude a reduction in recidivism or unemployment among offenders. they want president barack obama to ban the box. >> today we ban the box in new york city. >> reporter: just last month new york city passed the nation's strong fair chance law. we heard this story at the bill of signing. >> today i see hope for people like me. who have struggles. it was the moment she was waiting for for 20 long years. >> i'm a 52-year-old woman who never had a full-time job, because my past has held me back. >> i see light at the end of the tunnel. i see the candle flickering at me. >> david ariosto joins us now. there's some instances, like you said, companies ban

pearson announced last month it would sell the financial times to japan's nikkei. pearson officials say the stake in the economist will be sold to an italian investment firm and other investors for $730 million. the economist was founded in 1843. it's well respected for analyses on economics and global politics. the magazine has a paid circulation of 1.6 million. >>> analysts say pearson plans to put the funds from the two sales into its education business. >>> the chinese yuan has hit a three-year low, this comes after the country's central bank chief slashed the currency's rate for trading against the dollar for the second straight day. policymakers at the people's bank of china managed the currency through what's known as a midpoint reference rate. they set the rate at 6.3306 yuan per dollar on wednesday, down more than 1.6% from the previous day. the bank also lowered the rate on tuesday devaluing the currency by more than 1.8%. the yuan closed at 6.3870, the lowest level since july 2012. the benchmark index on the shanghai stock market fell about 1%. concerns

ramona pearson was at the white house talking to president obama about the need for entrepreneurs from all walks of life. >> you have a balance and good diversification of age gender and every aspect, then you get a good mix of people that can come together and build part of a platform. >> reporter: raul gonzalez doesn't think that will happen. >> we need people to maintain this technology and protect this technology and create this technology. the more dependent and highly skilled workforce. in order to maintain this growth. >> reporter: the fast track training program hopes to produce 1,000 new tech workers by the end of next year. david louie, abc 7 news. >>> the man who founded lotus

pearson's expertise kick into high gear.e realizes the firefighters are in imminent danger. >> the smoke has started to catch on fire. that's when everything is starting to go bad real quick. it's starting to get really hot in the room. i'm watching these signs before me unfold and i'm starting to recognize that we're about to be caught in a flashover. >> flashovers are triggered when extreme heat causes all exposed flammable material to ignite at the same time. pearson says flashovers are a firefighter's worst nightmare and almost also a calling card for certain death. >> something very dangerous to the fire service. it deals with temperatures between 1,000 and 1500 degrees. everything in that room, people, furniture, doesn't matter, is going to light. it's going to be on fire at once. >> pearson orders the firefighter to evacuate the building immediately. one makes it outside, but seconds later. >> go, go, go! >> oh, my god. >> tense moments pass. no one knows if anyone still inside is alive. but then pearson and another f

i want to thank jim pearson for writing this book.my view this is a terrific contribution to the study of american history. an explanation for a vast change that occurred in america, a partial explanation but an important one, something i have been trying to understand for many years and have failed to do so. , a narrative political history from 1930 to 1988, i tried to set forth some of these things and how 1963, which was in some sense the 1968, still, it becomes which is very much the 1960's and exerts the holdover our culture. how american liberalism moved from a celebration of american exceptionalism to an american adversarial is some, taking an adversary's stance, seeing american liberalism of franklin roosevelt, they saw america as a good place. this was a good country. sinceerican liberalism 1963 has taken a different -- has tended to take a different view. 2004, questions is america basically a fair and decent country or not? with the world be better off if more countries are more like america or not? he found two thirds of t

hampton pearson tells us about it tonight. >> many years standing is in large part fulfilled. >> reporter: social security today has grown and expanded in ways that franklin roosevelt never could have imagined when he signed the legislation into law 80 years ago this week. in recent years, the financial crisis forced baby boomers nearing retirement age to look for new ways to maximize their social security benefits. one of the more creative solutions from financial planners, a little known loophole sometimes known as the viagra college fund. people who have reached the magic age of 66 can file for benefits triggering a 50% monthly payment to any minor dependent children until the child reaches age 18. for example, when dad turns 66, he's entitled to, let's say, a $2,000 a month benefit. his child gets $1,000 a month until age 18. put that in a 529 college savings plan and even a harvard vacation becomes affordable. >> if the benefit doesn't care how much you need the benefit. >> reporter: right now, social security estimates there are more than 300,000 children of retirees receiving benef

as hampton pearson reports, the day before the critical report we got additional clues as to the health of the labor market. >> reporter: one day before the all- all-important jobs report the number of americans filing first-time unemployment claims rose to 270,000. another sign the labor market is and at the same time a closely watched report in the private sector shows layoffs topped 105,000 last month, a four-year high with more than half the cuts coming from the military. last week the fed up graded its assessment of the job market describing employment gains as solid. a jobs report in line with the consensus forecast for 215,000 new jobs last month and the unemployment rate holding steady at 5.3% could strengthen the hand of market analyst who is believe the central bank will raise interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade in september. >> what we're really trying to say is a signal from the fed that the economy is strong enough to move 50 basis points in 2015 is something that is very good. i think not having the fed move would send the signal that things are worse. >>

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> bargain hunters out in force at tjx companies. the discount retailer which hosts marshall's home goods report reported better than expected sales. shares rose more than 7% today to 76.78. dick's sporting goods better than he cexpected profits after improved sales at its namesake stores and smaller declines at golf galaxy locations. the company raised its full year guidance slightly and will expand offerings of athletic wear. shares up almost 4% to finish at 52.61. and target and visa reportedly reached a settlement related to the massive data breach during the busy holiday shopping season in 2013. target will pay visa card issuers up to $67 million and follow as rejection of a proposed $19 million year with mastercard. target shares ended day up a little bit. visa shares were up to 74.47. >>> pharmaceutical company omera shares are surging today after positive test results of a phase two trial for a treatment of deadly blood clots. it involved three patients who showed positive reaction to that treatment. the news s

hampton pearson has more on the numbers and what they mean for main street and wall street. >> for the first seven months of this year, job growth has been wide spread, averaging 212,000 jobs per month. health care continues to lead, up 436,000 for the year, including 28,000 last month. retailers have added 322,000 new employees as consumer spending picks up. and it was another strong month for professional and technical services, up 27,000, topping 301,000 for the year. those booming auto sales help manufacturing have its best month of the year. workers' hours increased, but wage growth remained stagnant. overall, a steady job market for the obama white house. >> it was very much on target. you just, look, 15 of the last 17 months this economy is created over 200,000 jobs. it's just months after months, you know, keeps adding to those jobs that's broadly been bringing the unemployment rate down. >> the washington, d.c. area is experiencing many of those same trends, rebounding from the recession. in fact, the region is experiencing the biggest year over year growth in jobs since the e

it is my honor to introduce my good friend, james pearson to address those on this conference. [applause] thank you. [laughter] thank you also to the colleagues at the institute for organizing this event for their kindness and friendship and encouragement over the years and all of you for turning out on a warm summer night on this event. first of all, i want to say that i came up with this title shattered consensus long before the current events took place the bankruptcy of greece, the recent supreme court decision. what have i missed, the chicago bankruptcy? but yes believe me - spinet all of these events feed into the larger work that is of a culture and a political order that seems to be drifting apart. scholars and fellows at the end debate to become manhattan institute work on a range of issues from a crime, health care, education, housing and the like, but and i do a fair amount of that kind as well. but occasionally we like to go beyond the current issues and try to raise our current problems in the historical framework and that is what i try to do in this book. it cover

that's what we're aligning pearson too. this is a sector only just emerging. you mentioned 3 trillion pound ace year spent on education. we're the biggest education in the world and we're battling 5 billion pounds in annual sales so the growth opportunity here is immense. >> all right. the next segment is brought to you by the letters hbo and the number 5. that's right. long running children's program sesame street agreed to a five year deal to air it's first run episodes on hbo. it will provide additional resources to sesame workshop. the nonprofit group behind the tv program. they will be available free on pbs which hosted sesame streak for 45 years. an institution a big part of my childhood as well. >> as it was over here too. >> was it? >> over here too. >> good to know. let's talk about sports because it's round two of the pga championship. the final major of the year tees off in just a few hours. on thursday, defending champ rory mcilroy who is playing in his first event since rupturing a ligament in his left ankle got into a precarious situation. he pla

he was earnest pearson. investigators are looking for the gunman who killed him. he walked into the shop on gerard avenue around 5:30 last night and fired a shotgun twice at pearson. officers found a trail of oily footsteps leading from the shop to an apartment several blocks away but no one was inside. >>> two years in prison for a delaware county teacher who sexually abused nine children. paul hochschwender was sentenced today. he pleaded no contest in january and has already served seven months of his sentence. he received ten years probation and will register as a sex offender for life. >>> until last month she was the top aide to pennsylvania governor wolf. now she is making a run for the u.s. senate. she confirmed it today in this online video. she is seeking the democratic nomination next year. she ran for governor last year. wolf hired her at his chief of staff. she resigned in july. she hopes to challenge the republican incumbent pat toomey. she faces opposition from former u.s. representative joe sestak who narrowly lost to pat toomey in the 2010 electio

james pearson examines the changes in liberalism after the assassination of john f. kennedy .he american enterprise institute hosted this event in 2007. it is just under 90 minutes. >> welcome for the book forum. normally we are a policy organization, focused on public policy but occasll

one of the main protesters, a state representative, tommy pearson, he is going to run for lieutenant governor for that position, he has more power to enact the changes that we, protesters or people in our city, that we live in our city need to have. myself, i feel we do need changes. we do need to come together more as a community. from a journalistic side i think tommy pearson plans on one running for lieutenant governor and change the -- >> you're a photojurchlist covering the story. you're a young, black male living in this area. >> i am. >> we'll talk to rich benjamin about some of the things that have and have not happened in ferguson. a year later, seeing that city burn for so many days, seeing where things are now, do you feel that the voice of black men especially, since it's the focus of mike brown, have become stronger in that area? >> i do feel that a lot of younger black males feel more empowered to speak up about things they were concerned about before and may not have had the energy to talk about before mike brown's death last year. even myself, i'm more emboldened in p

before joining pearson she was executive vice president of global product development and operations. and department at -- for 12 years. she is an active member in the new york city startup community and sits on the board of directors of libra five. we have madeline mcintosh now president of penguin publishing group where she oversees penguins adult publishing businesses in the u.s. previously madeleine served as the first president in coo of penguin random house view is in part to the merger of coo of random house. we have lisa sharkey, senior vice president and director of creative development at harpercollins. she joined the company march 2007 after more than two decades as a television producer where she is a two-time emmy winner and former president of al roker entertainment as well as being a senior producer at good morning america and "inside edition." thank you all for participating today. i know you all are very busy. let's get started with some questions about your leadership style. could you start us off by talking about how would you describe your leadership style. >> than

ramona pearson was at the white house talking to president obama about the need for entrepreneurs from all walks of life. >> you have a balance and good diversification of age gender and every aspect, then you get a good mix of people that can come together and build part of a platform. >> reporter: raul gonzalez doesn't think that will happen. >> we need people to maintain this technology and protect this technology and create this technology. the more dependent and highly skilled workforce. in order to maintain this growth. >> reporter: the fast track training program hopes to produce 1,000 new tech workers by the end of next year. david louie, abc 7 news. >>> the man who founded lotus 123 will vest money in technology start-ups headed by minorities. and he'll put money into smash a summer math and science program. >>> members of the congressional black caucus were talking about this when they met with leaders of google and pandora. african-americans make up less than 2% of the workers at these companies. it is shutting minorities out of tech jobs. >> we discussed short and long-term

last month, pearson agreed to to athe "financial times" japanese publisher. the sale will allow the company to focus on its core business of education. there is a new airline on the tarmac at baghdad international airport. it has begun domestic operations . the company says demand in iraq is increasing and passengers increasingly are looking for more efficient and better service. >> due to the growing demand for air travel out of iraq, passengers expect to be provided with better, faster, and cheaper services. this means they want to have more choice than the already existing airlines. that is why we thought it is the right time to start this company. delano: last month the vineyards of burgundy were given world heritage status. but now the region has another reason to celebrate. searcher hasine published its list of the world's most expensive wine and it is deeper vintage from burgundy that tops the list. a grand price. this rare burgundy was deemed the world's most expensive wine with an average bottle selling for over 14,000 euros. it was produced by a dec

asphalt plant forces evacuations in swedesboro, new jersey, chopper three, over the scene, at the pearson construction company in the 800 block of oak grove rove. fireplace dollars under control around 8:30 this morning, there were no injuries, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> more than 12,000 people have been ordered to evacuate their homes in the path of huge fires in california. the largest of california's 21-wild fires, is in the lower lake area, that is north of san francisco. this fire tripled in size, over the weekends, and destroyed two dozen homes, and other structures. wild fires are also burning now in washington state and oregon. >> bobbi kristina brown will be burried in the same north jersey cemetery as her mother, the late whitney houston. a private grave site ceremony expected to take place this afternoon, at fairview cemetery in westfield. a funeral service was held for the 22 year old on saturday, outside of atlanta, bobbi kristina brown died in hospice care last week, she spent several months in a coma after being found unresponsive in a bathtu

exitove complete pearson's from business publishing after selling the financial times last month.tock is trading lower. plunged foryuan has the second straight day. the move came just one day after the record 1.9% cut yesterday. the people's bank of china is trying to give market forces more sway in determining the exchange rate. ali baba reports first-quarter earnings later today. it is been a difficult year for the former stock market darling which is trading at its lowest since it started last year. how has it performed over the last quarter? really has been the largest destruction of wealth since its peak in november. just looking at the numbers, it is 90 billion plus, that is more than the market value of goldman sachs. a slowdown in china's market is a reason for this, and combined with the fact they are facing a lawsuit and had that previous dispute. a combination of these has made alibaba one of the biggest sources of shareholder losses. jonathan: how are they trying to cope? the: that is one of objectives. they talked about an expansion with russia, brazil, or the u.s. th

the deal and effectually ends pearson's role. manus: u.s. prosecutors say they have broken up and alleged insider trading ring that use hacking to access press releases before they were released to the public, passing them to associates in america who traded shares in boeing, hp, oracle, and other stocks. over five years, the hackers infiltrated new sources. five u.s. traders have been arrested with four more still being sought. francine: will china's move reignite currency wars in asia? we will delve into that a lot deeper. ♪ francine: manus: welcome back to "the pulse." we are live on bloomberg tv and radio. let's get a little more on china's currency moves, which have prompted a global reaction. here's a few of the voices. >> china has no respect for president obama whatsoever. you have to take strong action. how can we compete? they continuously cut their currency. they've been doing it for years. this isn't just starting. this is the largest devaluation they've had in two decades. they are making it impossible for our businesses to comp

. >>> i'm joined now by katrina pearson and former texas congressional candidate.mons, a democratic strategist. god evening to all of you. >>> okay, the day in trump, lots to talk about. trump is always touting how rich he is. today was no exception down in south carolina. here it is. >> they said income, over $400 million a year. do you believe that? what the hell do i want money for? they said oh, do you think he'll want to raise money for his campaign? what the hell do i want money for. it's ridiculous. i never thought i was going to make this kind of money. no, it's true. they have a line called income. and i think it says between, like, 350 and $600 million a year. i said that's a lot of money. i didn't even know i made that much money. i said to my accountant people and they said yeah, you do really well, mr. trump. >> he said he's not seeking anyone else's money for his campaign. is that the case? >> that is not the case. we actuallily have a great story, cnn.com by my colleague, sarah murray about the superpac that is soliciting money for his campaign and,

the company leading business publishing altogether -- pearson selling at 50% -- its 50% stake in thee. a russian published in house is publishing house has been selling a series of books about vladimir putin. the authors have never heard about the books, so they clearly never wrote them. the story appeared in the guardian with this picture and tweet. some of the authors include edward lucas and even henry kissinger. i want to bring in matt miller for more on this. pretty outrageous. by the way, i saw your book in a russian bookstore. matt: it is pretty outrageous. the publisher has said if the authors have a problem with us, they can come here and we can negotiate some kind of payment settlement. luke harding has been banned from reentering russia. he cannot go to them. on the other hand, although he did not write the book per se, it does look like it is a compendium of his previous commentary from the guardian and other sources. it's not like they just made it up. scarlet: he can't really distance himself from it because he wrote about putin in the past. matt: it is unfair for them

this is the company that missed t frombuying the f pearson.d they would have loved to have audit but the $1.3 billion nikkei paid for it was too expensive. this has been declining -- you did not get backing from regulars for a reorganization that would have allowed it to free up cash to reward investors. one of the biggest losers on the stoxx 600. the national bank of greece is the biggest loser, down as much as 30%. those greek banks have been absolutely punished with the opening of the athens stock exchange. it's the biggest loser among european markets, down about 1.2%. that's nothing compared to the 16% loss of yesterday. pimm: thank you very much. coming up on the bloomberg market day, hillary clinton's campaign launches its first television ad in iowa and new hampshire today. a lot earlier than she had probably planned. puerto rico defaults on its debt. one of the island top officials talks about how they can move past the current crisis. tenet healthcare comes out with her than expected second-quarter results and raised their four-year

pearson ticking lower after the news that the publishing firm is to sell it's 50% stake in the economist and henkel off 6.5% after disappointing results and of course the devaluations of the chinese yuan. we spoke to henkel's ceo earlier this morning and he warned about overestimating the impact of the chinese currency devaluations. >> the weakening of the emerging market currencies is not something that happened this quarter. of course when you conduct business in the merging markets you do price in the local currencies so we will see an increase in price and local currency and you'll also see a weakening. >> also said the company would continue to try to make strategic acquisitions after recently losing out to u.s. group in the battle for shampoo maker. >> in the last 2 years we spent 3 million on m&a. we acquired three companies. and a company in mexico. so we'll continue to drive acquisitions into our business to continue to fuel growth. we have an extremely strong balance sheet. we have hardly any debt in our currency. we spent 3 billion the last two years but what is also important

. >> the goal to increase transparency for public safety, cnbc's hampton pearson has more. >> reporter: first responder technology is now a $6 billion a year business. this week nearly 6,000 public safety communications experts from across the country are in washington, d.c. shopping for solution, but civil unrest and controversial police tactics in baltimore, ferguson, missouri, and also where, have put the focus this year on law enforcement technology with transparency, including a state of the art command center, equipped with computers and software that can tack a 911 robbery in progress call, and send snap shots to officers en route to the crime scene all in a matter of minutes. >> it provided more information that is ever before and the capability to turn that information into actionable intelligence. >> the future cop on the beep will have special glasses flashing instant photos back to a command post and body sensors tracking in real time what happens when he draws a weapon. how does a human manage all the data? >> the body camera, it seems like a nice tidy solution to the tran

. >> that's tyler pearson pitcher for the major all-stars. this past friday his team won the divisional championship, they're undefeated with a 14-0 record, now they're off to san bernardino for the western regionals to compete against five all-star teams from arizona, ohio, nevada. if they win the western regionals, these young men will be off to williams port pennsylvania to compete in the little league world series. >> we don't play as well when we're tight or nervous at all. we try to have fun, goof off, make sure we're always in a mood that we are not going to be tense on the field and we're going to make the plays smooth and correctly. >> the park all-stars play arizona this sunday morning at 8:30, a group of fans will reportedly watch the broadcast in campbell. >> reporting live in cambria park. >> root for the home team. >> absolutely. >>> up next at 11:00, is the thermostat at your office sexist or is it perfect? why women are cold at work? >> my theory is scott is biassed on that one. >>> amazon announcing a change to its prime serv

she used to run pearson when it owned the ft.evan's the co-founder. >> she knows something about business, obviously. i think they're going to sell it, i still think that this thing -- peter chernin knows a thing or two about business. liz: in q2 they hit 304 million, and q1, 301. >> i think the stock needs to go down more, but they are going to sell it. liz: all right, who's going to be trump's commerce secretary? >> you! >> i'm not a billion aye. >> i got news for you, only picks people based on looks. liz: yeah, that's what we heard last night. closing bell, 28 minutes away, the oracle of omaha warren buffett worked magic on the kraft heinz deal. after the bell, the conglomerate released earnings, what you have to look out for even if you don't own the stock. there are 80 businesses underneath the berkshire umbrella. surely you own businesses like those. >>> and billionaire businessman donald trump with as many hits as misses some say at last night's record setting debate. were business leaders impressed with what they heard f

blount, president and ceo at black women's health imperative and from washington, d.c., is cindy pearsonctor of the national women's health network. so, emily, i'm going to start back with you again. thank you for being so patient during all of this breaking news. we were -- i was describing how addyi seems to be something that's not so much fixing a physical problem like viagra with its instant gratification after popping a pill. addyi is something you have to take every single day in order to achieve kind of what is a 10% increase? >> 10% of the women taking the drug experience at least minimal benefits and 0% of the women taking the drug experience not even minimal benefits. >> is it even living up to the hype of the female viagra? >> it is not as what viagra is supposed to do. it's not as remotely close to doing what it says. imagine if only 10% of people found the pill was minimally effective at preventing birth. >> so i wonder if it says something about our culture, right, the fact that we're making a big deal out of a 10% increase in this drug. cindy, i actually would love to brin

. >> here to help me south co-founder and president of mental floss magazine -- i love it -- will pearson. >> i want one of those cds. >> you have to be over there and not answer a question. tell me, your kids are back in school in birmingham? >> yes, it feels like they should still be in the pool but they here in school. hody? >>. >> what future rock star was fired from him or her job teaching sixth grade because they replaced the classics with spiderman comics. was it david bowie, joan jett or gene simmons? >> gene simmons. [ bell ringing ] the answer is gene simmons. >> smart guy. you have to give your audience more credit here. so he was, in fact, fired from his job because, as he said, he was using comic books to get the kids excited about reading. he taught sixth grade in spanish harlem, put the shakespeare aside, taught them by teaching comic books and they didn't like that. >> he's a very smart guy and you have to teach the way you can teach. round about ways. okay. all right, back to you hoda woman. >> where are you from, lovely. >> oak ridge, new jersey. >> what's your name? >>

. >> katrina pearson, a donald trump supporter and mary lynn garcia, a form he member of the new hampshire state legislature. and a jeb bush report he a friend of marco rubio. how big of a problem is this for jeb bush? his comments today, his campaign basically put out two press releases in short order to try to clear it up. >> well first of all, i was very happy to see them clarify it. for him to say that he misspoke. this is nothing new for jeb and i think there is going to be a stark contrast if he's the nominee between him and hillary clinton. jeb bush has been all his life a pro-lifer. he is against funding of abortions with taxpayer money. he defunded planned parenthood in florida and that is what his stance is. and i think he is proud of it and ready to defend it. he also has a very strong record with women's health. he started an initiative on breast cancer in florida. it was named after his, mary brogan a very lovely woman i had the privilege of knowing who was the wife of his lieutenant governor frank brogan who passed away from cancer of he funded crisis pregnancy centers. he mr

. >>> i'm hampton pearson with your cnbc market rap.he s&p 500 falls by two, the nasdaq sheds 10 points. shares of nordstrom are up after hours. meanwhile, retail sales rose more than expected in july, thanks to increased demand for a range of goods, including new cars. >>> and filings for first time jobless claims rose by 5,000 last week, to 274,000. holding below the key 300,000 level for a 23rd straight week. that's it from cnbc first in business worldwide. why pause a spontaneous moment to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, ge

there's four members that could leave the board, two vcs, dick costolo, wells miss gardeno, pearson economistviously. the replacements, we hear they're looking into the media areas, tech as well. tech is a big part of this and even some optional roles as well. those types of background is what we think they'll be looking toward. >> do i sense some hesitation in your voice as to whether you think this is the right move or not? or am i misreading you? >> ideally i would love to see jack take over as the permanent ceo without having to be the ceo of square. you think this is a good secondary choice, particularly with the team of adam and ed around him. >> does it change your thinking on the stock, which you do have a neutral rating and a price target. what's your price target here? >> our price target is 38. it doesn't change our thinking and we say in the note that we think that the ceo is the first step. the board is second step. but to turn this stock around it's going to be the fundamentals, right? it's going to be the rolling out of project lightning. the leverage from the google deal. peri

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