another management shakeup on twitter. the vp of consumer product daniel graf has been replaced.hey have appointed the former vp of product to oversee all twitter products, just one of many executive shuffles over the last year. joining me now to discuss the shakeup in what it means, the former director of platform and now a partner at red point ventures with us via skype and sarah who covers twitter for us. i will start with you. i know you're very close with the folks at twitter still. what happened here? why is this happening again? >> daniel was brought in to be the vp of consumer product and it continues to be. kevin was a longtime employee and [no audio] proven track record of continuing to execute and he's taking over to make sure revenue and consumer products are aligned and getting everything together in one cohesive strategy. weekspoke with kevin last as twitter was making its big push to developers with new product. take a listen to what he had to say about his vision for twitter. has been synonymous with the consumer application and that will still be a major focus fo

shakeups at the whe house. here's this week's scandal scoop. >> the stars of abc's scandal been very busy offcamera this week. lead actress kerry washington up with y'al allstate, to an importantor cause. she's doing it by using her love of fashion. withngton is teaming up the allstate foundation to design a limited edition purse, of bothng victims domestic and financial abuse. that's when someone forcibly money.s someone else's it's called the purple purse program. washington told people magazine, is the signature color for domestic violence awareness. woman'srse is where a financial well-being lives. this bag represents taking back facepurse strings in the of abuse. congrats to kerry washington on that one! a sneak peek of -new episode of scandal. man could be olivia pope's boyfriend, accused of killing son.resident's an unlikely ally may be coming to his side. abouteed to talk to you jake ballard. >> what about him? >> he was taken into custody two ago, and hasn't been seen since. >> so who will come to jake

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bill: a major shakeup on obamacare right before the mid-terms. hundreds of thousands of americans could lose their healthcare plans very soon. stuart, what gives. this is still going on? >> reporter: it's back, by the way. what's happening here is out with the old plans, in with the new obama compliant plans, obamacare compliant plans. no more delay in 12 states and the district of clowm yeah. this is a political bombshell dropped into this election season. the state of virginia is probably going to be the worst affected. up to 250,000 people will receive a notice right before the election that their old plan has been canceled because it dos doesn't comply with the man daints demands of obamacare. they will have to shift from their old plan which they may or may not have liked to a new plan. this could mean they can't keep the doctor they always had and they will may more in terms much deductibles or premiums or get tap whopping big subsidy or free at the taxpayers expense. bill: just a quick follow on this. the other side would argue there are t

is it time for a shakeup? >> well, i think it's been time for a shakeup for some while. look, there's specific criticisms of the president's national security staff. some of which is probably justified. are they strong enough, are they thinking ahead, are they looking over the corner of the globe rather than just sort of focuses on the here and now? there's also been criticism of the president for not having politically savvy staff, which i frankly disagree w i think the problem is too much politics. this is a white house staff that seems overly concerned with the latest poll, latest focus group. as a result is not willing to go into the president and say, mr. president, with all due respect, you're not looking so good, we need to do something different. >> some analysts have said that when david plouffe and david axelrod left, that they were the guys that could speak frankly to the president and when they were gone that meant that nobody else, you know, everyone just turned into a yes person. >> the question, were they able to speak to the president candidly about the p

. >>> today is the 7th annual great shakeup. many will practice earthquake drills, including many at your children's schools. you should drop to the ground, take cover and hold on if you are ever in an earthquake. we will learn how our area is recovering from the last big earthquake here in 2011. you remember that quake. it damaged the washington monument. it was covered in scaffolding before it was fixed. crews are working on the national cathedral. representatives will talk about the repairs to the cathedral, which was built nearly 100 yea ago. so this is a good reminder for everybody to have a plan because there's always the the possibility that it could happen right here in our area where it doesn't typically happen. >> good to be prepared, right? that's right. all right. >> just checking. >> it seems pretty solid. >> taking a live look outside right now covering the skies. we're tired of all the rain. >> storm team 4 meteorologist amelia siegel with weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> we could be dealing with an shower but n

. ♪ >> shakeup at stat. >> slowdown in age a >> -- asia. are curbing their spending. >> and clashes in hong kong. hundreds of police all visitors -- police officers and pepper spray disperse protesters. welcome to the second hour of "countdown." >> i am manus cranny. says they are reconsidering their recommendation to back the drugmaker's planned $55 billion acquisition of shire. the bloomberg intelligence division corresponded. why come back now and bring this on the front page? >> good morning to all of you. i can't help but when i read the detail of what they put out, this might sound a way for management to say, we want to tell the world we are listening to the u.s. government. we will reconsider the weather this means anything for our offer. we will leave it to the shareholders to decide. it seems to me they are trying to, i don't know what the best phrases, protect themselves. put themselves in the right place. put the ball in their court. >> it is good we are here. we are getting some breaking news. >> shire says they should proceed

. >>> new shakeups within the secret service this morning following a series of major security breaches. joseph clancy who retired from the agency in 2011 was named interim director following julia pearson's resignation. >> mr. clancy is taking a leave of ab sevens from his private sector job to re-enter government service. that's a demonstration he's making principally because of the loyalty he feels to this organization and this agency that he's served for so long. >> since retiring, clancy has been in charge of security for comcast in philadelphia, msnbc's parent corporation. after a review, the white house will decide if more members of the secret service will be leaving. >>> they are about a month away from wrapping up their investigation, now a possible setback for the grand jury looking into the police officer who shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. a spokesperson for the special prosecutor says someone claiming to be friends with one of the jurors allegedly tweeted information out about the case. that twitter user has since shut down her account, but not before an active

. >> will have a look, cates, at the -- we will have a look, kate, at the shakeup on tv. >> hbo is announcingtandalone streaming service next time making its content available for viewers who do not pay for cable subscriptions at home. hbo is the producer of the popular show "game of thrones," and it is hoping to take on netflix, whose big show is "house of cards." >> i did not kill joffrey. >> hbo may not be killing tv, but it is looking to shake up the system. after months of speculation, the company announced it will launch a standalone online streaming service. content is currently only available to cable subscribers. the aim is to be in 10 million homes that only have broadband and db. >> we will use all means at our disposal to grow. this is the most exciting inflection point both domestic and internationally in the modern history of of hbo. >> the turning point, the change in reality of tv consumption in the u.s. more people are canceling expensive cable tv subtractions and are watching programs on the internet. a recent study shows some 45% of american stream tv shows at least once a

. >> despite a shakeup at the secret service the president security detail must go on and obama administration is calling for independent panel to review the agency from top to bottom. white house says that until those recommendations come back on or after december 15 a new permanent director will not be named in the meantime joseph chancy will serve as interim chief. he's native of havsher town native of father judge high school and he tros lead the president detail most recently head of security at comcast. >>> an emotional vigil took place on a football field on long island, new york today. community members gathered to remember a high school player who died after a head injury during a game. tom cudnela was a 16-year-old junior. this evening, hundreds of athletes, parties, neighbors and friend paid tribute and consoled each otherch the score board displayed his number and the flag was lowered to half staff. >> abortion activist won a major victory in texas with a federal appeals court in favor of sweeping abortion law it was signed by rick perry last year and will close all bibut 7 abortio

. >> reporter: it was a shakeup joanne armstrong just couldn't figure out and she wasn't alone.and down the shore people reported feeling the ground move or hearing a loud boom. >> i felt like a big like almost like a vibration and then i heard what sounded like a truck overturning or something. >> reporter: it lasted just seconds but people jumped on social media hoping to figure it all out. some didn't know what to think. others thought possibly it was even an earthquake. there were no reports of any earthquakes in the area by the u.s. geological survey and as it turns out, the source of the mysterious boom may not be from the ground but, rather, the air. aircraft test flights breaking the speed of sound over the atlantic in an air face referred to as the test track caused a similar scare back in february and it turns out the navy was conducting similar tests wednesday afternoon from the naval air station in patuxent river, maryland. relieveed her friends experienced the same thing. for a moment she thought she was alone. >> very bizarre. >> reporter: in north cape may, todd q

he has an interesting report on a possible shakeup different angles.uing for obsessive force false arrest and battery following an incident late last month a. man was riding in a car with his girlfriend and two children t. officers asked him to show identification and appear to draw guns and order him out of the car. they did try to get him to come from the car him he did not as one of the children hits record on his cell phone camera. >> now they are asking me to open my door so i can get out. i'm scared. if you can pull out a gun with two kid in the back seat. no, don't mess, now they're about to mess my, no. >> i'm not the operator of the vehicle. if you do. all right. >> i'm not the operator of this vehicle. >> are you going to open the door? >> whether to say somebody will not hurt you, people are getting shot by the police. >> oh. ah. >> that was strange. >> that is horrible. >> incredibly chilling video. the children were hit by glass in the back seat. the guy was tasered. the passenger refused to comply after failing to open the door. police of

it's one of the biggest executive shakeup since page became ceo.hat does it mean for the search engine giant? will it help them keep a competitive edge on facebook and amazon? joining me to discuss it is cory johnson and brad stone. you recently interviewed him for a big story on business week. what's he like? >> he's great to talk to. he's incredibly modest and has a deep knowledge of all of google's business. he knows everyone's business, even when he's not responsible for and he's just endearing. even nice guy with a perpetual smile and very likable. i talked to him twice. i talked to him before this debut of the new version of android. he had someone with him who was responsible for android and chrome will stop clearly the android and chrome divisions are well tended to and that's how he's able to scale himself. >> is it more symbolic or is it real? >> he can now be the chief innovator. when tech companies get to 20 years old, they might naturally split up. google is 16 years old and the disruptor has been disruptor -- has been disrupted by mob

there has been another management shakeup at twitter.fter just six months on the job from the vp of consumer products has been replaced. this is just one of many executive shuffle over the last year. joining us to discuss the .hakeup is ryan sarver close to the very full set twitter. what happened here -- to the at twitter. what happened here? >> it has been a little bit misreported. he is going to continue to be vp of consumer products. he is taking over to make sure that consumer and revenue are aligned and working together in a cohesive strategy. spoke with kevin last week as twitter was making its big push to developers with the new products. take a look at what he had to say about his vision. synonymoushas been with the consumer application, and that will still be a major focus for us. that has not changed in the application reaches every corner of the world, and we built a growing business around it. but this is the next step for twitter. this is becoming a key player in the mobile ecosystem going forward. >> so are you saying that

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salesforce is off its annual dream force conference in san francisco and joining me now to discuss the shakeupcloud business, executive chief marketing officer, lynn. you guys have a huge lineup for dream force. what will you guys be talking about? is the super bowl of cloud computing. we have over 100 35 thousand registered attendees. we will have millions of people watching online. online, it's not only the biggest but the best and most exciting. our themes are about innovation, fun, giving back. you'll see that all through the week. >> some of the speakers hillary clinton, al gore, mark andreessen. how do you create this lineup? >> everyone is coming to dream force next week. we have government leaders but we also have the world economic forum the founder and inspirational speakers like tony robbins. luminarieshnical like mark andreessen. we are so excited you will be interviewing marc. >> i get an hour with him on stage. we have over 2000 customers speaking. >> how much does dream force impact the bottom line? what the salesforce get out of this other than marketing? >> it's a huge investm

dreaming out to discuss the shakeups going on in the cloud business, sales and marketing president --esident, lynn. you have a huge lineup. >> o, incredible. >> what will you be talking about? force is the super bowl of cloud computing and it's now the largest software conference on the planet. we have 135,000 registered attendees and will have millions watching online. it is not only the biggest dream force, but also the most exciting. ours is about innovation and heaving back. hitting back. >> some of the speakers, hillary clinton, al gore, mark andreessen -- how do you create this lineup? how do you get someone like hillary clinton to your conference? >> everyone is coming next week. we have government leaders like hillary, but also the economic form founder, les schwab, tony and technical luminaries like mark andreessen. and we are so excited that you will be interviewing him. >> i will be with him on stage. >> it will be phenomenal. and we have so many customers. there is something for everyone. >> how much does dream force impact the bottom line? what does dream force get out of

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republicans are hoping a shakeup at the polls will give them control of both sides of congress. that has big-name democrats like the obamas and clintons on the campaign trail for candidates trying to keep control of the senate. tracy potts has the latest. >> reporter: isis, ebola. >> none of the national story lines were very good news for democrats. >> reporter: republican challengers are using that against democrats. isis keeps popping up in north carolina's senate bama kept wai. >> walt put boots on the ground. >> reporter: democrats are fighting back blaming republicans for cuts that make it hard to control. >> cuts. >> cuts. >> cuts. >> cuts. >> make a cut. >> reporter: even with the heavy hitters on the campaign trail, the obamas, clintons, democrats are distance thing themselves f the president. >> this election isn't about the president. >> reporter: this woman once had momentum in kentucky against mitch mcconnell. now, democrats have stopped buying ads there. in arkansas, a democrat has a hard time answering whether the administration has done enough to stop ebola. >> u

will there be a shakeup? every job in the white house could be on the line except for one.hat's next. >>> joining us now the chairman of the american conservative union, former white house political director and columnist, fox news contributor of the new york post. i want to start by getting your reaction to this brand new ad from americans for prosperity. >> i don't know where things went off track. i thought i was doing everything right and then i am, i guess kbr lost hope. i had to move back in with my parents after everything they have done for me. >> it's great work. anyone else want to share? >> my name is dan and i'm unemployed. >> hi, dan. >> big government is killing opportunity for young americans. don't they deserve the dream? >> dreamers. what do you think? >> i was -- it is the first time i have seen the whole thing. i was thrown by the tone. it does have that rehab feeling about it. and then you get the joke that for them this is the serious issue that they don't have work and life has gone off track. it could be in certain states where i think this is going t

having said that we need a shakeup and understanding department agriculture means a lot and businesses up and down mainstream need a lot. 82% of the funding in the budget goes to snap or food stamps. this a program that cries out for reform. this is another example of where my opponent will not support anything like that because that is a primary concern of barack obama and harry reid. this program has exploded in spending. 1%.cup is only it is going to cost $800 billion in the next 10 years. we at least ought to stop and think about what we do with that research, greater export row ands, and have our x boards -- whent's talk about that you rebut. >> i think if you want to talk about the food stamp program ultimately we need to see economic growth in this country. when he decreed the jobs where people don't need to be on food stamps. i have talked a lot in this election about how i think we have a new american paradox. how i believe it is harder than ever for the average american to get ahead and yet paradoxically easier to do nothing with your life. i have talked about looking about t

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. >>> a big shakeup in the tech world, ebay and pay pal are calling it quits. we have more on the breakup. scott. this is all a part of a strategy to benefit both companies and its customers? >> reporter: yes. it's coming with a billion dollar breakup, jan em. ebay is spinning off paypal, sending paypal solo into very competitive waters where lots of companies want you to shop with your mobile phone. it's the billion dollar split silicon valley has been waiting for, retail giant ebay spinning off it's paypal payment service. >> they complimented each other for the first 12 years. but it's very clear that they kind of have outgrown each other. >> reporter: paypal has already established itself as a leader in mobile payments, letting you buy things online and with your phone. with others like apple and square and loop peg getting into the act, it is likely more of us will pay for things by holding up our smartphones. >> i think because people have migrated their lives on to their phones, now payments start moving to the phones, too, i think it's easy to make that

. >>> there's been a shakeup at the secret service. this afternoon the director stepped down.ulia pearson resigned. she's been under pressure for various security lapses. just yesterday, lawmakers grilled pearson about a man armed with a knife who was able to charge into the white house after jumping the white house fence. several other security breaches have also come to light recently. pearson lasted a little more than a year at the position. she was the first female director in the history of the secret service. >>> it was much more than a protest, it was a spirit that captured the country's attention. it happened 50 years ago today on the cal campus. >> a student set up a table at sprout plaza in support of racial equality. what happened next no one could have predicted but it changed this country. diane dwyer has more on our series "the free speech movement." >> and so at noon, several of our groups, including our core group, set up tables with information, literature. i had the good fortune of being the person they came to first. >> jack was sitting at the core table. an

republicans are hoping a shakeup at the polls will give them control of both houses of congress and that has big-name democrats like the obamas and the clintons hitting the campaign trail for fellow party goers to keep control of the senate. republicans only need six seats to take over averaging all the latest polls in the ten tightest senate races. republicans are tied or leading in all but two. >>> happening today, the arizona woman convicted of murdering her ex-boyfriend and her legal team will begin fighting for her life. a new jury will hear opening arguments whether jodi arias should serve a life or death sentence for her conviction. found guilty in the gruesome killing of her ex-boyfriend. the jury that convicted her later became deadlocked on whether arias should be executed. police investigating the murders of seven women in indiana say the suspect has hinted at even more killings. and now police in texas are reviewing unsolved murders and missing persons reports to see if there is a connection to darren vann. vann has been charged in the strangulation death of a 19-year-old who

that incident led to a shakeup at the secret service with julia pierson resigning as director. joseph clancy was named acting director and has strong ties to our area. he's from delaware county, is a villanova grad and was head of corp cat security forate securi cable. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a father's fear, fearing the worst for his daughter who's been reported missing. family and friends of sapphire wiggins haven't heard from her in more than a week now. police did find her car parked outside her apartment earlier this sapphire's father is from north philadelphia and says his daughter had a young son and was happy. she was planning to marry her boyfriend, kevin shelton. police game beca became increas concerned about her safety. they are concerned wiggins was taken against her will and became a crime victim and now her family members are preparing for the worst. >> everyone is in concern, my other daughter, my other son, we're all concerned where she's at and want her home. >> if you've seen sapphire wiggins, the atlantic city police and atlantic county

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. >>> a shakeup at the secret service.r white house chief of staff bill daley on what it will take the fix the agency. >>> and the daring rescue of an american girl after an international manhunt spanning 12 years. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> he went to the hospital, said he was from liberia, thought he had ebola, and was sent home. >> he had recently arrived from

well speaking of deals and shakeups, let's get back to our big story of the day.erb greenberg is back with us for the big call on what the company should do next. herb what you said earlier was one of the most profound things you've ever said. unfortunately we didn't here. >>> what i said is they don't need the pressure distraction or scrutiny of being public. a and/or as i wrote on rae money today. jerks like me taking them to task because they are a public company and they are not quite doing what they need to do or perceived need to do. so i think this in case you have a tremendous brand. let's remember, twitter is a great brand. and why this isn't part of some other company like google or someone else who has the cash, can fold it in, let them do what they need to do behind the scenes is beyond me. >> whose the most likely purchaser? who would make the most sense. >> caller: before they went public it was -- before it was public it was google. >> some said apple. >> well anybody's guess. you could have apple. this morning jim cramer said yahoo. anybody out the

. >>> ferguson, missouri could be getting ready for a major shakeup in the police department. chief thomas jackson could resign as early as next week. plan being worked out behind closed doors could include the resignation of darren wilson, the police officer who shot brown. jackson and the ferguson police department deny these reports. >>> what happened in las vegas? a former baseball star jose con sec koe. he accidentally shot himself in the hand. he underwent surgery in an effort to save one of his fingers. he was a six-time all-star and two time world series champion. he became the face of steroid use after writing a tell all called "juice." we showed you the rocket expl e exploding before our eyes. in this case $200 million. our five things space race setbacks. next. [ kevin ] this is connolly, cameron, zach, and clementine. we have a serious hairball issue. we clean it up, turn around, and there it is again. it's scary. little bit in my eye. [ michelle ] underneath the kitchen table, underneath my work desk, we've got enough to knit a sweater. [ doorbell rings ] zach, wh

. >>> a shakeup at the secret service after a nobody of shocking security failures. >> how much wouldcost to lock the front door of the white house? >> it's clear our security plan was not properly executed. this is unacceptable. and i take full responsibility. >> what's next for the agency charged with keeping our president safe? we'll ask a member of the senate homeland security committee kelly ayotte and one of president obama's former secret service agents dan bongino. >>> the secret service and va and the irs scandals, can we trust the federal government to do its job? our sunday panel weighs in all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. that liberian man who became the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. is now in critical condition in a dallas hospital. meanwhile, at newark, new jersey, airport, health officials who met a plan landing saturday with a sick liberian passenger have now cleared him. we'll talk with two of the government's point men in dealing with the ebola threat in a moment. but first, fox news senior national c

brown in august, the police department that employs officer wilson appears to be headed for a major shakeupbc.com tremaine lee includes it could include the resignation of jackson and darren wilson, a full-scale take over of the ferguson police by st. louis county police. the chief says, i have not been asked to resign, have i not been fired and i will not be resigning next week. if i do resign, it will be my choice. the ferguson police department also says there are no plans, as of now, for jackson to step down. meanwhile, last night ferguson city council, led by embattled mayor james knowles passed two unanimous resolution calling for state wide police reform using deadly force. msnbc's tremaine lee is here. so, your sources in washington are saying, yes, this is happening? >> sources in washington, locally and now i just spoke to a state official who say there are backdoor conversations being had about not only, perhaps, pushing or asking the chief to resign but a whole takeover of the ferguson police department. >> a federal takeover are as we saw in some other states. >> it would be th

. >> the executive shakeup in silicon valley. --.antime twitter demoted its vp of products after six months on the job. he had come from google. the third product vp to leave this year. and finally you have been reported yahoo was set to hire amazon's head of sales to a similar role at that company. three different company, three different people moves. which is is the most interesting or perhaps indicative to you. >> well i think andy everybody thought was going to leave. i don't think anyone thought he was staying there. i think they just parked him in robotics. he is' very interesting entrepreneur and probably wants to do something outside of google after he left the android team. and with sinjar in charge that was not a prize. i think the move at twitter is not good. another problematic situation with their management mish gas they have going on. and the guy they brought in is very well regarded within the company and he's been in charge of the monetization of the products. but it still creates a lot more pressure on dick costolo

andwith the shakeup that get the government running right. >> i would like to begin with something i am hopeful will set the tone for the debate. a question about the last debate. i would like to quickly ask you, in the last debate, the proposals make the temporary tax increase permanent after the next election. if bruce rauner is elected, would you fill -- still attack to -- still make that permanent? the budget called for the income tax rates to be i maintain committed have public safety. i'm in favor of making sure we maintain our income tax level. and provide solid property tax relief every year to every homeowner in the state. that is what i proposed in my budget. budget we cannot have a that slashes are education, as my opponent suggests, by $4 billion, laying out one out of six teachers during that is the wrong way to go. we have to invest in education and properly pay for it. my opponent has been going around illinois telling tall tales about the budget. we have to pay our bills, invest in education, and the best way is with the income tax based on ability to pay. you,e other

. >> as reports emerged that ferguson police chief tom jackson may soon resign as part of a shakeup of the police force, we speak to st. louis alderman antonio french. this comes as a grand jury is weighing whether to indict officer darren wilson for shooting michael brown dead. then to the making of the warrior cop. >> do you think there's any validity to the criticism that the united states is increasingly becoming a police state? >> i think there is some validity to that. >>. oakland, california. the convention were swat teams from around the bay area and around the world are going to be competing around the bay. >> mother jones reporter shane bauer goes inside the urban shield trade show where local police departments flushed with department of homeland security cash can buy armored vehicles, sniper rifles, drones and more. shane is the journalist who was held for almost two years in iran. then to a texas man on trial for filming the police. we will go to austin to speak to antonio buehler of the peaceful streets project who was arrested after filming the police. a jury will decide

a shakeup at the gap has rattled investors.the retailer down as much as 9% in extended trading after gap said it would replace the ceo. theill be replaced president of cap gaps innovation and digital unit. france gets at the bragging rights this morning. always good for literature. i have not read his last three books, but there it is. the nobel prize in literature. let me do a quick data check. stunning moves in the market. the 10 year yield is all you have to look at. 2.29 or do let's have a moment of silence for gary shilling. that is jaw-dropping. >> the lowest yield we've seen on the tenure in about 14 months. in about 14 months. >> crude at 91. knighted. on the list is a noneventd unless you think it's a big deal. let's move on. a german low yields. what are the ramifications of that for the european financial system? >> it is certainly a loosening of credit. the monetary policy side of things in the bond market -- it's what the bond market is telling us. it's telling us three things. inflation is going nowhere, growth is

next up an executive shakeup at google.ccording to re/code larry page will take a step back to, quote, focus on the bigger picture while remaining ceo. former head of android and cloem will be in charge of all of google's core products. apparently page is concerned google is becoming less innovative and shed some of his day-to-day responsibilities to focus on these bigger ideas which have been the hallmark of google as a cooperation. jon fortt, research, maps, google plus, ad products and commerce. that's a lot for one person. >> this is one of the most stunning asubsequent -- ascentsn valley. he was in charge of chrome, then android, which he took over from andy ruben and this whole portfolio of products arguably everything important at google except for youtube. what this looks like is a chief operating officer position without calling it that. he's got this kind of calm, this ability to get things done, to advance technologies, that end up taking share. >> the fact that youtube is left out of this reorganization do you t

investors don't appear to like the shakeup at cap peered shares falling as much as 9% after the company replaced of the ceo. the stock more than doubled during his tenure. he will be replaced by the president of gaps growth, innovation and digital unit. work zuckerberg is calling internet access a basic human right. he's in india where he will be with the prime minister. one billion people in india are unable to get online. >> deploying traditional networking infrastructure to connect rural communities with low population density is not really cost-effective. which is why it has not been done yet. we are working to develop new technologies that can be more efficient for doing this and help connect these people. those hackers who broke into jpmorgan have been linked to a possible attack on more than one dozen other financial firms. jpmorgan had gigabytes of data stolen by hackers in an attack that last months. the stolen files were linked to a russian data center. they also try to break into citigroup, hsbc and e*trade and they tried to gain access to adt. e*trade was also targeted last

but having said that i think we need a real shakeup and an understanding of the department of agriculture, the production of agriculture means a lot, farmers and ranchers means a lot. all the businesses up and down main street mean a lot. 83% of the funding in thing a budget now goes to snap or food stamps. this is a program that cries out for reform. this is another example of where my opponent will not support anything like that because that is a primary concern of barack obama and harry reid. this program has exploded in spending. the cut was only 1%. it is going to cost over $800 billion in the next ten years. i think we at least ought to stop to think about what we do withing a research, what we do with greater export programs, nd have our exports and our -- let's talk about that you'll get your chance to rebuttal. >> first, i think if you want to talk about the food stamp program, i think ultimately we need to see economic growth in this country, because we need to create the kind of jobs where people don't need to be on food stamps. and identify talked a lot in this election about

placid summer.y we got a shakeup in the last couple days. 3 days of triple digit point moves for the dow. the last time the dow gyrated this much was 2011. within the s&p 500, almost 90% percent of members declined -- almost 97% of members declined. for the week, on track for a decline. 2%.and dow down still up year to date. >> right, within 5% of all time highs. longer term, the way bull markets end, they fizzle. we've seen it with a small caps. notmid-caps, not as bad but doing nearly as well as the s&p 500. less locomotives pulling the train, it is a .arning sign we have had this narrowing and that it reversed itself in 2011. toyou jump to a conclusion quickly eu leave a lot of money on the table. this is a warning shot across the bull. no one could really pinpoint what the trigger it was for yesterday's selloff. everyone pointed to oil, down 20% from its peak. there was the fomc minutes and a catch-up reaction to the rally in bonds. no one could identify one trigger. >> it is a draghi-wolfgang schaeuble fight. the imf has said europe, there's a problem in europe. europe has a pro

. >>> a major security shakeup to the 49ers, it was connected to the domestic violence investigation.ll no longer moonlight as security for the team. police responded to asy service call at the home in august. the police sergeant who was not working the case was already there. he had called in sergeant sean pritchard who worked for the 49ers when off duty. >> we have the public trust for all of us when we're in law enforcement. whether the officer did anything wrong or not, the real issue is let's just avoid any appearance. >> the 49ers contract with outside firms such as oakland base star protection agency for security. it hires active and law enforcement officers that there will be no problem for adequate security for upcoming games in the high school stadium. we'll have a chance today to play at levi's, 12,000 came here and today at noon, oakdale will take on manteca and they'll be taking on lasalle at 3 chock. >>> a woman is $5 million richer after scratching off a winning lotto ticket. she bought it at the supermarket. it's the fourth lottery scratcher that she had ever purchased