we also had tony randall. i went to a coffee and i took tony randall to a coffee and he cannot answer any of the questions. he was always signing his own autographs. so, i went home and i said david -- you have to get to the campaign. we have got -- so, we pulled him and told him the schedule was over, and brought paul newman back in. but, it was just the difference in approaches that newman was so committed to being against the war, that he was not there to promote himself. another -- oh, another interesting thing -- the campaign got really nasty at the end. they started calling us traders. there were two major democratic players in hanover who said that's it. jean hennessey, who passed away , and bob guess. they both passed away. they were johnson delegates, but they said this is it. these people are not traders, we know them, we know them well. and, somew, mccarthy campaign got into a radio station and got a copy of the ad. i doubt david would remember how, but they literally got in, got the ads, so they we

senator richard blumenthal of connecticut, thank you, and randall and katy tur for her reporting.the trump white house is also feeling the heat on another front. guns. trump knows he has to do something or certainly look like he's doing something for the next couple of weeks. this is "hardball" where the action is. how do you chase what you love with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis? do what i did. ask your doctor about humira. it's proven to help relieve pain and protect joints from further irreversible damage in many adults. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira has been clinically studied for over 20 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are c

we did have tony randall. i took tony randall through yolken restaurant which was the place to go at that time. believe me, i have never taken any politicians who was as well received as tony randall was in yorkens during the campaign. it was glorious. and, my sister, peggy, was a waitre waitress at the time and he met her. the next day my sister was with me at a political event, tony randall, remembered her name. i just thought you know, this guy has something. he did. it turned out to be a great surprise to everybody. we got to chicago and it was like going to eastern europe where everything was controlled. delegates could not bring newspapers into the convention because it would looked like we were not paying attention if we were all reading newspapers. that wednesday ooerevening, mccy delegates took over the floor about 5:00 between sessions, and we protested the law and we had a big dinner that we charted around and got some publicity about that. the next day when the vice president was decided, it must b

we also had tony randall. i went to copy, i took him to coffee, he was always signing his own autographs. i went home and said david, you have to get to the campaign. we pulled him and told him the schedule was over and brought paul newman back in. it was the difference in approach that newman was so committed, being against the war, he was not there to promote himself. thing, whenresting the campaign got really nasty at the when the campaign got really nasty at the end, you referred to -- they started calling us in traitors. there were two major democratic players in hanover who said that's it. gene hennessy, who passed away, and bob guest. they both passed away. you will they were johnson him delegates, but they said, this is it. and these people are not a traitors. we know them. we know them well. and somehow, the mccarthy campaign got into a radio station and got a copy of the ad. that -- david would remember how, but they literally got in, got the ad so they were ready for what hit and it was right before

randall davidson charged with assault and terrorist threats.ar-old social studies teacher refused to let students in the classroom. davidson fired a handgun sending the school into lockdown. the teacher surrendered. no one was injured except a female student running away. >> bizarre story. >> with the context, arming teachers continues to be a proposal. >>> and ahead, attempts to stop the bloodshed in syria not working. now world diplomats at odds over how to proceed. we are live in the middle east next. - my family and i did a fundraiser walk in honor of my dad, who was alzheimer's. i decided to make shirts for the walk with custom ink, and they just came out perfect. - [announcer] check out our huge selection of custom apparel for every occasion. you'll even get free shipping. get started today at customink.com. you'll even get free shipping. small business, internet providers promise you a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. at&t doesn't. we offer more complete reliability with up to

earlier we heard from professor lisa randall, an expert in string theory at harvard university.r than life character anyone who meets in, it is an incredible thing. you don't necessarily expect to meet somebody who is engaging, has a sense of humour, and is really sure. of course, the process of speaking ta kes a course, the process of speaking takes a long time, but it was always worth it. you know? i was fortunate that i went to a conference where i was actually late and 70 pulled me aside, and said he saved me a seat. he was interested in the research that i had done at the time. —— somebody. i sat at the table with somebody. i sat at the table with some people, and we talked among ourselves. when he spoke, we were dropping citizen. i got to see how he functioned and worked. i met him at another conference later. —— we dropped things and listened. he was a larger—than—life dropped things and listened. he was a la rger—than—life personality. dropped things and listened. he was a larger—than—life personality. it was interesting. when it came to his work, people talked about him

kevin finding new love and heart break for randall. >> it's time to go see her tess. >> i'm not ready. >> there's a current theory that one of the characters will be diagnosed with a fatal illness. >> i expect over the course of the show there may be more deaths than just jack and william. we'll see. >> why are you trying to kill everybody off? i'm going to say probably not to that, but who knows. >> as for one other thing you didn't know about the show. >> i'm trying to work the title of the show into the show. >> the closest i've even got was kevin and toby riding into a taxi and they're pulling up to a building and every new take i go right here "this is us." >> i know this is difficult, but "this is us." all you need to know is that "this is us." >> well if there were a show called this is royal life it could certainly star meghan markle already. she seemed to master the art of becoming a royal in record time. >> not even six months. that's the length of time from the day the even gaejment was announced to their may 19th wedding date. that's a royal speed record. meghan wearing ad

brad randall. >> and dr. an opinion of the injuries are highly suggestive of a struggle and ruled it a homicide. >> reporter: homicide, and there was only one suspect. in april of 2013, 15 months after emily died, alex fazzino was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. >> they said, "you're under arrest." and, i was in complete shock. when you're innocent you don't think it can happen. you think they're gonna come to their senses, they're gonna see it. but, no. >> reporter: he spent three weeks in jail before being released on bond. >> truth will come out. >> reporter: alex's sister, marguerite says her brother was charged with murder because of small town politics. >> what was it that you think kept the state sort of moving forward with -- with the idea of prosecuting? >> well, i think it was the beckwiths. i think the power that they have in that community and i believe that they were putting political pressure on the state to prosecute this. >> the suggestion that there was some sort of political pre

. >> when we saw grown up test or grown up randall, i don't know if the show always lives there. >> ioom for old man kevin. he's cleaned up his life. >> i promise tonight i won't get overwhelmed because -- >> as for sterling hosting "snl"? >> he crushed it. i saw sterling k. brown 2020. >> how about running mates. >> "this is us" is having a tv wedding. so are prince harry and meghan markle. their royal story is getting lifetime treatment. keltie knight sat down with the new harry and meghan. >> you went to disneyland. >> uh-huh. >> were their 5,000 secret police there. >> mum wanted us to have normal experiences. >> he's talking about this trip to disney with diana. 40-year-old parisa fitz-henley is meghan and frazier is harry. >> how did this come to both of you? >> i saw their engagement interview. i thought it was so sweet. i ended up making a call to my manager and saying if they ever make a movie about this, i would love to audition for it. >> i watched it when i found out. >> action. >> how do these two compare to the real thing? >> i feel like she's way classier than me. she's

we'll take you inside the remarkable race with former governor ed randall and boyle and costello. >>> and anthony scaramucci joins us as more and more trump campaign insiders like hope hicks find themselves outside the white house. >>> and just out tonight, brand-new reporting on the future of ivanka trump and jared kushner in the white house. but first, the president begins the week with major wins for his agenda, signing his tariff plan and announcing a meeting with kim jong-un. a potential breakthrough, but also a huge gamble. but in the background the advancing mueller investigation. the public melt down of a former staffer on live television, the exit of gary cohn, and reports trump's lawyer paid alleged hush money to an adult film actress. sometimes you want to get away from it all. sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name. >> you like me? i think so. i like you, too. i love you. >>> pennsylvania is the state that gave us the 45th president of the united states. >>> normally i would not come except it's pennsylvania. i love it anyway. i love the people. i went to

let's bring in elizabeth sherwood randall, a former obama white house coordinator for defense policys of mass destruction. she also served as national security council director on europe, nato, and the european union. elizabeth, thanks so much for joining us. let's talk about this very important visit by kim jong-un to beijing. the trip seemed to end some years of strained ties between the two countries. aside from bridging the gap somewhat, what do you think these two leaders accomplished? >> it's very important that china be in the game, of course, because china has influence over the north koreans, particularly with respect to keeping their struggling economy afloat. but the reality is that china is playing chess, not checkers. we have to be aware that china's interests don't entirely align with the interests of the united states. so china doesn't necessarily want to keep america in the region and has every reason, therefore, to want to advance an agreement that might put pressure on us to retreat from our commitment to asia. that would not be in the american national security int

> reporter: sfmta sent this letter to the two companies, asking them to present a business marcus randall to the city. helmets are required, you must have a valid driver's license or permit and scooters should be driven on the sidewalk not in the bike lane. >> if there is a concern, if there's dumping in the neighborhood, we encourage people to call the company first, but if it poses a hazard, absolutely call the city. >> rental bikes and scooters, off to a bumpy start, but perhaps on the right path. >>> members of san francisco's bay district gathered to vent their frustration over a community project. the group led by amos brown said -- the claim the agency is working with a developer to divert the site on every rans avenue to affordable housing instead. >> this community with the southeast facility will only be community of education and not housing. we are not determined that site to be for housing. >> that site is owned by the public utilities union. >>> it was definitely a day to get out and enjoy the weather. sandhia, we should come out there with you? >> you should come out. it is

five three-year old randall davidson a social studies teachers fired a shot in his classroom yesterday no students were in the room at the time but incident set off panic inside of the school. >> when the principal put a key in the door to try to unlock the classroom, mr. davidson fired a shot from a handgun, through an exterior window of the classroom. it did not appear it was aimed at anybody. >> unaudible. >> police reacted quickly to helped students' vac wait the school, he was arrested without further incident. >>> in business news this morning what is powering a surge in weight watchers customers. >> also a peak inside oscar swag bag, and a look at the markets on march 1st. money watch's dianne king hall joins us from the stock exchange. good morning. >> reporter: wall street happy to usual inner march after war month in two years. threat of the higher interest rates and inflation sent dow jones for another loop dow jones dumbled 388, nasdaq 57. best buoys closing 250 of its stand alone mobil phone stores in this country. they opened a decade ago when mobile phone business where

randall seattle seven doj march and these is a flagship it's a sound investment for the customer and probably to get the cheapest way to thrive a porsche and that's one of sorts and a good move he's got to get this calms out into something this fall possible. the one point two leader seventy one horsepower engine gave the car a respectable performance for the time and a meager eight hundred ninety kilograms the first c.r.t. beats a weight as much as a modern smart car and see how it soon smoothed out any teething problems it had with quality control during early production. jesse hurst of reckons and see if he beats it was a car ahead of its time filled with love and a joy to drive it and it increased say odds export rate by seventy six percent of course that many cars had been sold abroad before that but this success added cachet to the brand and in one thousand nine hundred six was who again took over the company and so this c.n.d. beach is not just the first of it's the only genuine sea because the second generation starting in one thousand nine hundred ninety three was based enti

randall stephenson a man who earned a whopping twenty eight point seven million dollars last year three hundred sixty six times the average salary of an eighteenth employee his opening remarks at the beginning of the time warner merger hearings back in two thousand and sixteen raised a lot of eyebrows on capitol hill and nothing for the d.o.j. to sue to block this so-called vertical integration last november but just days ago lawyers for the department of justice and eighteen t. clashed in federal court in opening arguments for the.

. >> reporter: he began watching the alarming statistics after his brother randall was shot and killed. among those in washington today, laurie al hadif. her daughter alyssa killed in parkland. >> she would have been right here absolutely fighting with these kids for common sense gun laws and school safety. >> reporter: as we heard from kelly o'donnell, president donald trump is not here in washington. he is in florida, but he has given the kids here something they can count as a small victory. he tweeted that the justice department has now been directed to make those bump stocks illegal. those are the stocks on a semiautomatic weapon that can turn them into a machine gun. it is notable, however, during the parkland shooting, it was a semiautomatic weapon, not a gun with a bump stock used there. nonetheless, this is what the kids say they're looking for. they recognize there will be incremental steps towards making their lives safer. and they point out this is not something about making their lives safer on school campuses but just in general in this country. >> yeah. bump stocks were

randall stephenson a man who earned a whopping twenty eight point seven million dollars last year three hundred sixty six times the average salary of an eighteen thousand employee his opening remarks at the beginning of the time warner merger hearings back in two thousand and sixteen raised a lot of eyebrows on capitol hill and nothing for the d.o.j. to sue to block this so called vertical integration last november but just days ago lawyers for the department of justice and eighteen t. clashed in federal court in opening arguments for the mega merger this week justice department attorneys calling on competitor boss war inflicting dish network and sling t.v. who said the merger could not only drive up programming costs to some of the time warner network properties but that it would result in a new mega company monopolizing content and driving viewers away from dish among other concerns that is creating proprietary content that would otherwise be available to competitors if time warner remained in its current content creator and distributor role the very core of antitrust concerns they do

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you know, my ceo went out in january, and randall did an open letter, if you will, the customers and shareholders alike to say, hey, fcc's active here. they don't have -- they found that they don't have the legal authority to put these rules in place and, therefore, there's a lot of people saying that their internet service is going to change overnight, and it's going to change forever for the worse. and he wanted to put those fears to rest by saying, look, we're not going to block, we are not going to throttle, we are not going to discriminate on content, we are not going to censor content on the internet. that's what we stand for, those are guarantees that we're giving you. and we stand behind them and they're enforceable because we're making those statements public. we have made those statements as a part of our broadband internet access statement since day one. he also in that open letter to shareholders and customers called for legislation that finally resolves the issue of what the legal authority to do the net neutrality rules is. that's been the thing we've been fighting abou

our thoughts memories and feelings are in coded in the billions of possible ways neurons interact randall colonel specializes in computational neuroscience an area of research that aims to understand our brains with the help of computer models. he says our brain is like a supercomputer capable of managing the huge amount of information it encounters. which you have to realize is well the brain is a kind of machine it's a biological machine assume that everything that we are is generated through biological machinery. and machines are things that you can understand and represent in mathematics and recreate you can build other versions of meaningless. learning is convinced that the ability to create an artificial brain is only a question of time even coined the concept of whole brain emulation uploading the mind to a computer. kernel has defined the necessary steps to accomplish this he thinks mapping the brain's connections is merely the first step in a long process. the connectome is the map of the brain so it's kind of like all of the letters in a book but just having the letters of a boo

also a book by randall wilkie who some of you may remember was a politician, the press depended a great deal on the faculty for a long time and faculty in anthropology, communication and psychology brought in significant books, oscar lewis going on to be a bestseller, another person was extremely important for the university, they were able to deal with the people on campus. that is extremely important but you never know what will coming - the continuity you otherwise don't have. >> something that was published, i remember that steadily, in chicago, the history of american -- that was the talk. the study of american slavery was exploded on the landscape and everybody thought not only would redefine the meaning of slavery but would shift the method of inquiry to quantitative levels and publishing the numbers game i heard the gunmen and push the reset button to say no and shut down. the book that came out of the press simply shut the whole discussion down. no matter how you got the acquisition to do that. >> in the academic journal it was a long discussion, that would be the nice book. >>

. >> reporter: the principal, who was outside the door, says that 53-year-old randall davidson wasn't making sense, and fired a bullet through a window. they immediately evacuated the school. >> everybody started screaming and some teachers said, "get out, get out." and we all just started running out. and, i left everything -- my bookbag. we didn't finish eating. >> reporter: the school's armed security officer was offcampus. the only person with a gun was the teacher, seen here, who for years has called games for the football team. >> when i got to dalton, my knowledge of dalton football was almost zero. >> reporter: within minutes, everyone in the area with a badge was on campus. police say the teacher agreed to surrender. police tonight are announcing charges, including aggravated assault and carrying a weapon onto school grounds. the teacher has not yet entered a plea. students say what happened in florida made them especially frightened. david? >> we can all understand that. steve, thank you. >>> and to the russia investigation tonight, the president's former campaign manager, p

police say randall davidson surrendered peacefully and they believe he wasn't planning to hurt anyonetudents say their survival instincts kicked in as soon as they heard the sound of gunfire. >> everybody started screaming and some teachers said, "get out, get out," and we all just started running out, and i left everything, my bookbag. we didn't finish eating. >> several students describe davidson as their favorite teacher. he also called games for the school's football team, but so far, police say he hasn't offered any explanation for his behavior. >>> all of west virginia's schools will be closed yet again today, a sixth day, despite word from the governor and the superintendent that the striking teachers would be back at work. >> the teachers walked out in protest over their salaries, which they say are among the lowest in the country and amid increasing health care costs. west virginia's house has approved a 5% pay raise in a deal negotiated by the governor and union leaders. the senate is expected to take up that deal today. >>> the number of pedestrian deaths in america is at a

max: in all credit to our colleague tom randall on this, but basically, we think that musk based theesla based on the vin's they have been putting out there, that customers have been reporting to us and they have been -- they have been getting from the government, they have been getting a little less than 1000 a week and they are supposed to be up to 2500 by the end of this quarter, so they have a long way to go. we do not know how good the model is, but it is definitely a slightly discouraging sign. emily: that was bloomberg businessweek's max chafkin. dropbox's scaled-back ambitions. is given a valuation well below the $10 billion it snagged in private fundraising. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the first major tech ipo of the year is upon us and we have more details surrounding dropbox's ipo. anywhere between $1.7 billion and 1.8 billion dollars. we have the details from alex barinka, who first broke the news of the plans. so, what happened today is dropbox told wall street that they are marketing 36 million shares for a range of $16 to $18 a share and are hoping to sell within that

max: all credit to our colleague tom randall on this, but tesla,ly, we think that based on the vin'sn putting out there to customers have been reporting to us and that they have been getting from the government, that they are doing a little less than 1000 a week. they are supposed to be up to 2500 by the end of this quarter, so they are a long way to go if you believe our model. we do not know how good the model is, but it is definitely a slightly discouraging sign. thank you so much for that update. on a sadder note, stephen hawking, whose brilliant mind raced across time and space, though his body was paralyzed by disease, has died. he was 76 years old. hocking passed away at his home in cambridge, england, according to a statement by the university of cambridge. three years ago, bloomberg took a look at the technology that helps talking communicate his thoughts. take a listen. -- that helped hawking communicate his thoughts. take a listen. mr. hawking: medicine has not been able to help me, so i rely on technology to communicate. >> that vital system has recently gotten an upgrade

jesse randal davidson faces six charge including making terroristic threats and aggravated assault. jericka duncan is following the investigation as the nation debates whether to arm teachers. >> reporter: the principal describes davidson as an excellent teacher who was fit to be at work. but during yesterday's incident, he said davidson was behaving strangely before firing his handgun. around 11:30 wednesday morning, jesse randal davidson reportedly locked the door to his social studies classroom and refused to let anybody in, including his students. >> he slammed the door before i could open it and said don't come in here, i have a gun. >> reporter: principal steve bartoo said davidson was making nonsensical noises. he ordered the high school to lockdown. >> it was shortly after that i heard a gunshot. >> reporter: the bullet went through a classroom window. nobody was hit. but a student twisted her ankle running away. police say the school's resource officer persuaded the 53-year-old teacher to surrender. >> very, very proud of this officer and everything that he did to surrender

the park, the renovations of randall museum, rehabilitation and construction projects, including several in my district and even the navigation center on the central waterfront have all been delayed to their shenanigans. some of these delays have put at risk outside financing that some projects have been forced to contract for power from pg&e instead of utilizing the city owned clean power. they estimate that city projects that had to forego city power to accept pg&e azerbaijaned -- as a provider has led to costs. i want to hear from pg&e to understand the practices and the regulation. i want to hear from city agencies about their performance, how stalled projects and the impact of the capital and long-term operating costs of these power source decisions. with the pipeline of affordable housing and planned renovations at city pools, we cannot afford further delays without justification. the city produces inexpensive clean power and we have an obligation to use this on city projects, we cannot let pg&e stand in our way. the rest i submit. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you, so first i'd like

they have identified him as 53- year-old randall davidson who is the play-by-play announcer for the school'sootball team.>> a very good teacher. well thought of in our building. as far as i know, he was fit to be at work and i'm not aware of any current depression. >> no word on a possible motive and police say no one was hit in the gunfire. one teenager did hurt her ankle while she was running down the school hallway to get away. >>> uc berkeley has reached a resolution with the federal office investigating cases of federal -- sexual harassment on the campus. they examined the university's handling of sexual harassment cases between 2011 and 2014. as part of the resolution, the school has to revisit eight sexual harassment cases that it may have mishandled. the civil rights office has the responsibility of making sure that the nation's colleges and universities are in compliance with title ix. it prohibits sex discrimination at school that receive federal funding.>>> netflix says the creator of full house has been removed from the sitcom series. jeff franklin was removed from his position a

. >>> central bank wl ilbe focused with randal quarles. >> that's it "squawk box" is next >>> good morningooking to make his mark on u.s. trade policies. our reporters are spanning -- spamming -- spamming we say with hormel they're spanning the globe for reaction to the teariff announcement and what we saw was a selloff in stocks. today, futures have recovered. i think they're in positive territory right now. but in europe, italy is headed for a home parliament. that is lower, even though the others are trading higher. >>> and, yep, "the shape of water" i actually saw it, taking home the top prize the oscars which i also saw like the first hour, coming your way, anyway, we'll talk about it. monday, march 5th, 2018. "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >> announcer: live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >> good morning, everybody welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and mike santoli who is in or andrew glad to see you. >> glad to be here >> he's going to be with us for t

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but this exchange with erotic photographer and director holly randall reveals daniels still has a storyll. >> i haven't lied about anything. i haven't mislead anyone. like there's a common misconception i leaked this, it wasn't me. and hopefully i'll be able to tell my side just for not for any sort of gain other than i want to be able to defend myself. >> reporter: we should be clear, mr. cohen, donald trump's personal attorney, and the white house deny there was any affair between donald trump and stormy daniels. we do know that the bank that this money was transferred from, mr. cohen's bank, they have said no comment. the white house said we're going to refer you to mr. cohen for comment on the new details. mr. cohen called it fake news, and as for stormy daniels, none of her representatives responded to request for comment. >> thank you. sara sidner with the latest on that. >>> a self described russian sex coach who claims to have incriminating information on the kremlin's election meddling is speaking out to cnn. what is she willing to offer in exchange for asylum here in the unite

max: all credit to our colleague, tom randall, on this., we think that based tesla on the venn's they have been putting out there that customers have been reporting to us in getting from the government, they are doing about the 1000 or a little less than 1000 a week. they are supposed to be up to 2500 by the end of this quarter. there is a long way to go if you believe our model. we don't know how good the model is, but it's a slightly discouraging sign. emily: that was max chafkin. coming up dropbox scales back , ambitions. the cloud company vowed to raise $648 million in an ipo, giving them a valuation well below the $10 billion it snagged and -- in private fundraising. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: welcome back to "the best of bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. the first major ipo tech of the year is upon us. we have more details around the listing this week. dropbox planning to go public at between $6.7 billion and $7.6 billion, well below what it clocked in during the last private funding round. alexve the details from who first

gary baykirch, a green beret, bruce randall who flew his helicopter where no one else would. 22 flightsing zone evacuating 70 wounded troops he was portrayed in the movie we were soldiers. on board the american airlines chartered honor flight, the oldest medal of honor recipient fought in korea. >> the president of korea had me on the stage, he was speaking to a thousand people, we were at the blue house? korea, and he put his arm around me and says because of sergeant rosser, 50 million people are walking free today, and i thought that was great. reporter: sergeant ron rosser, the oldest of 17 children, volunteer. he brought photos of when he was called to dedicate the korean tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington. >> i ran around with men from the spanish-american war. the expedition against poncho villa. the banana wars as we called them, world war i, world war ii, korea and all the rest. >> i don't deserve this medal. i was a noncommissioned officer doing my job. i wear this medal for those that didn't come home. it's their medal. i am just the caretaker for it. reporter: 60 talib

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nejra: we talked a little bit about how the dynamic might work between jerome powell and randal quarles that? ben: my view is the view of the chair is most important. i think given the place that the economy is in today, chair powell will focus on monetary policy and look to raise rates three or four times through 2018. i think he will allow quarles to take the lead going after the industry, seeing what banks they supervise and feel the most important recalibrations to the dodd-frank act. ultimately, i think they will move forward with whatever chair powell is comfortable with. nejra: ben, what impact might they have? ben: he was appointed by obama. she will probably be a voice of restraint again. she will ensure that the fed doesn't pull back too much from the dodd-frank infrastructure that is in place now. she will be concerned about financial stability. she will be concerned about loosening the leverage ratio too much in building up risk. more interesting is mark, he was a top lieutenant of the former fed governor, who chair yellen allowed to take point on implementing the dodd-frank