los angeles-based attorney ron goldman spoke via skype today. >> they knew there was trouble on this section of the track. they had installed a patch apparently on that section of the track. >> reporter: the ntsb also found inspections were up to date. the train was running below the speed limit. the crew was sober and paying attention. the brakes were working. still it was not enough to prevent tragedy. in ellicott city, maryland, scott broom, wusa9. >> in a written statement csx railroad cautioned the ntsb has not issued its final report. the company said its focus remains on safety and sympathy toward the families of the girls who died. >>> after criticizing the obama gornor martin o'malley catching some criticism of his own. last week o'malley spoke out against the proposal to deport the unaccompanied minors coming across the border, but then he asked the government not to send any of those kids to western maryland. the heated conversation between o'malley and a white house advisor happened in a phone call late friday night. an o'malley official confirms that it happened but said

i'm ron goldman. i'm the director of education with the san francisco symphony, and first of allied like to thank the board of supervisors for your support and interest in the arts year round. i would also like to also urge and ask for your support for continued arts funding. the programs, the arts environment in san francisco, such a vital part of our city and organizations, art organizations such as the san francisco symphony help to ensure that the arts are provided to every single in the case of our partnership with the school district, every single student. i think you're familiar with the symphonies in music venture program which serves every single elementary school, every single child in grades 1 through 5 throughout every neighborhood and corner of the city. i'd like to give you just a brief quote from a teacher who has taught at both george washington carver in the bayview and alvarado elementary in noe valley and this is what she writes. public education should be equitable for all students

ron goldman brought the glasses to her home, and that's where allegedly o.j. simpson committed the murders. so, and sharif suki owned the restaurant at the time. it was a very disturbing period for him because right away after the murder he was inundated. the restaurant was inundated with customers from all over the country. and they, they were stealing plates and knives, they wanted something with mezzaluna on it. business was great, it was booming, but he was disgusted by the whole thing, and he needed to find something else to do. he said, you know what? this is sort of the late '90s. remember i said earlier about how high-tech was so important, it dominated back then. he was a smart guy, so he said if all the money's going towards high-tech, maybe i should focus on an industry that no one really cares about, and that's the oil and gas business. so he started an energy company, and his whole idea was to use technology to do a better job of finding oil and gas. he didn't really find much, but he did stumble on this idea, and the idea was that we as a nation

goldman sachs removed the stock from its conviction buy list, saying several catalysts have already played out. then gilead sciences losing ground after the chairman ron the company to defend the $85,000-a-year cost of the new treatment for hepatitis-c. >>> and amazon.com asked the faa for permission to conduct outdoor drone tests near its seattle headquarters. you can see that the stock is up toward session highs, up by nearly 6% on the day. bill, sue, back over to you guys. >> all right. thank you very much, dom. >> hang on. i've got to get this selfie out to twitter here. >> there we go. you'll find out what that's about in just a few minutes. >>> will amazon succeed with its plea to the faa? >> joining us to talk about that, rebecca mcpherson, the former faa assistant chief counsel for regulations. welcome, rebecca. nice to have you here. i guess that is the question, do you think they will be successful? >> well, i think they'll probably be successful in one way or the other. i'm not sure they're going to get an exemption request, but they may get an experimental certificate that lets them do the exact same thing that they requested. >> well, are

goldman sachs -- what else? visa. >> is kraft dow or -- >> kraft -- >> you've got to quit changing these things so much. is westinghouse out? okay. chef ron? mobile? >> anyway, outlook quarterly results, at least google and apple are in there. earnings of $1.40 a share. obviously you put them in. beating the street's estimate of $1.26, revenue topping consensus and the company is raising its full year revenue guidance above the street. and lots of big moments during yesterday's delivering alpha conference, thinking any miss reguests. then he brought out bill ackman. >> timeless moments. the two had, as you know, a very public war over herbalife. i started to say it correctly and i had to quickly say it incorrectly. for the last 18 months, it's been 18 months that you've seen it basically every day. at least we talked about it at one point. they hugged it out on stage acting like old friends. and ta was interesting. to me, it looks like icahn thought ackman had a mouth -- and it looks like ackman thought -- or looked like he had head lies. >> although they said a lot of nice things about each other. >> oh, look, i don't want to touch your