, mb capital, guilty of security thwart and conspiracy to commit securities fraud with regard to retrophin. we've been gratified throughout the trial at the close attention the jury paid to the evidence, and we're gratified as we stand here today at the jury's verdict. justice has been served. this case was a team effort by my office, the prosecutors from our business and securities fraud section and the fbi. in particular i have to thank jacqueline kasulis, the chief of our business and securities fraud unit she led this case with chase, intelligence and skill, and i also thank the prosecutors on the team, alex smith and, of course, i thank our paralegals who ably supported this effort i also want to extend special thanks to the fbi agents who worked on this case. christopher dell zoto, michael raconi, sean sweeney and nat mahaffy. the work of our office and the fbi on this and in many other cases demonstrates our resolve to protect the investing public and our markets from fraud and abuse. rest assured, we will continue to investigate and prosecute those who engage in schemes to defraud

misyrlena misyrlena: martin shkreli founded retrophin. it was his piggy bank to pay back investors.nvestors made a lot of money. they took to the witness stand, they called him a visionary, a genius. the smartest person they ever met. they even called him the hermit scientist that spent two years sleeping in a sleeping bag inside his office to bring retrophin to life. the jurors heard a lot of good things coming from witnesses called by the prosecution. it weighed very heavily on their minds when they were making the decision about whether to convict martin shkreli for the rest of the charges. joe: fascinating stuff. i can see why some of those backfired. bloomberg reporter misyrlena egkolfopoulou, thank you for joining us. jobs numbers slightly better than expected. the economy is not yet at full employment. expected job gains which suggest fundamentals of the u.s. economy remain on solid footing. jackson hole will be the highlight of the month for fed watchers. vice chairman of fixed income at credit suisse securities, great to see you. thanks for joining us. we will get to jackso

the government charged with him running a ponzi scream, raiding his retrophin drug company to pay offto off his personal loans and debts. he is saying, he doesn't think he will go to jail. in fact he claims that an sec official told him he was targeted for raising the price of that drug 5000% that helps hiv victims. stuart: i think his outrage just behavior really backfired. he became the poster boy for bad behavior among drug companies and pricing of drugs. he is, that is his image. i don't think that guy can get away with it. liz: his rational kind of distorted. investors in my hedge funds made four times more than they put in. the point is you were alleged to have broken the law. he doesn't allege the three charges he was found guilty of. stuart: good point. good get by maria. >>> this is another very interesting story, laying groundwork for, control of your health. listen to this. the insurance company aetna, thinking about giving apple watches to 23 million members, that is policyholders. liz, i don't particularly want an insurance company to track my health on a daily, minute to