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it is a week after the security software fired the ceo, steve bennett. j. lo, jennifer lopez outbidding her former boyfriend, puff daddy, for fuse. buying it for 200 million dollars in cash and a 50% stake. torturely offered million dollars. it offers english television aimed at the spanish community. our lead story. a wave of technology ip oh -- ipo's. .rubhub and opower they started trade. the ceo of a grubhub joined market makers. >> the reason we did it was for exposure to communicate to the world it is a massive marketplace. is $70 billion in the u.s. alone and only 3% as place online. >> it is not just a consumer-based grubhub. opower, hasrise, filed to go public. ipo's ineing a ton of technology. >> now, it feels like a good time. investors are really friendly to technology ipo's. grubhub had a 40% pop today. , surprisingly this is the company that is profitable and they had sales of $137 million last year. this company looks a lot like opentable which is another company the market has shown an affinity for. else quite nothing like it. it is the noti

time not very very quick break but stick around because when we return i sit down with steve bennett console up to discuss ireland greece portugal and the overall health of the euro zone that in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing the latest fashion from the world of mortgages is the adjustable rate mortgages the new black will find out after the break and before we go here are a look at summer clothes never the bell stick around. welcome back to the show not stephen can sell it as the con. senior lecturer at the university of limericks kemi business school in ireland stephen studies the irish and european economies and has a keen interest in economic history specializing in economic theory financial economics and the history of economic thought he is also the author of four books on the economy and economics now household incomes in ireland fell by one fifth during the economic collapse there and a new report by the social market foundation in the u.k. says many in the middle class are one paycheck away from social ruin so i started by asking stephen if he agreed w

time not very very quick break but stick around because when we return i sat down with steve bennett console up to discuss ireland greece portugal and the overall health of the euro zone that in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing the latest fashion from the world of mortgages is the adjustable rate mortgages the new black will find out after the break and before we go here are a look at some your close numbers of the bell stick around. nothing has been done this complex by the military since world war two. this is portrait we have historical terms the berlin airlift it reverse. course seven or seven go down a block from some load shifts on takeoff because you're going to become stable you're talking really billions of dollars to move millions of dollars worth of work for what for you is the pulse no longer works you press. the washington well it's a mess that is being stressed at least there's a. prophecy of current issues actually back to and doesn't do too much for our revenue in biotech agricultural giant hits on a seventy six year old american farmer east india

time not very very quick break but stick around because when we return i sit down with steve bennett console up to discuss ireland greece portugal and the overall health of the euro zone then in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing the latest fashion from the world of mortgages is the adjustable rate mortgages the new black we'll find out after the break and before we go here are a look at some your close numbers of the belts to ground. dramas to be ignored. story others to use in those. things to change the world right. to picture. from around the globe. dropped. but the pledge was terrible to say now i'm very sorry to take out a let once again a little money or a plug that he never had sex with other make their lives let alone was. just so. listen the i'm . a. welcome back to the show now stephen can sell is a columnist and senior lecturer at the university of limericks kemi business school in ireland stephen studies the irish and european economies and has a keen interest in economic history specializing in economic theory financial economics and the history of ec

have with us, by coincidence, the three pioneers of this area, jean, jean bennett has pioneered the study of gene therapy. steve has pioneered the study of stem still therapy. eberhart is one of the outstanding leaders in developing our retinal chips, these microchips that are really amazing for people who can't respond to other treatments. we also have two other people here, carla shatz, a leader in visual physiology and she is going to explain the visual system to us and my friend sandy is amazing. he had a severe case of glaucoma, from which he became blind. he will tell us what it is like to be blind. but the amazing thing about sandy is despite the fact he has this tremendous handicap, he is a remarkable human being. he has had a rich and productive life. he has invented things and now he is thinking of how he can help other people who are blind. >> let me welcome you again. great to have you. talk to us about becoming blind and the sense of the journey for you. >> well, even after 50 years, i can still feel what it was when i went blind. for many months, i had declining vision. my mother and i went to see

jean, appropriately named jean, jean bennett, has pioneered the study of gene therapy. steve pioneered the study of stem cell therapy. eberhart is one of the outstanding leaders in developing retinal chips, these microchips that are really amazing for people who can't respond to these other treatments. we also have the privilege of having two other people here. carla shatz is the leader in study of visual physiology and development and made wonderful works and will explain the visual system to us. my friend sandy here is amazing. he, as he pointed out, is a college undergraduate, had a severe case of glaucoma from which he became blind, and he will tell us what it's like to be blind. but the amazing thing to me about sandy is, despite the fact he has this tremendous handicap, he's a remarkable human being. he's had a rich, happy and productive life. he's invented things and now he's recently begun to think of how we can help other people who are blind to make their life er? sandy, welcome you again. great to have you at this table. >> thank you. >> charlie: talk to us about b

bennett. he's a forward for the pittsburgh penguins. he was voted "most likely to get a penalty for frosting tips." 2:00, frosting tips. >> steve: they're>> next, we have boston bruins left wing brad marchand. he was voted "most likely to play a pizza delivery guy in an '80s movie about skiing." ♪ "the only way i'm going to get this down there faster is if i take the k2." [ laughter ] >> steve: grandma! >> jimmy: next up is bruins defenseman dougie hamilton. he was voted "easiest to replicate as a bobblehead." yeah, that's pretty simple. yeah. next, we have bruins defenseman zdeno chara. [ cheers ] he was voted "most likely to be two humans sewn together." what was that? >> steve: they're working on it. science. >> jimmy: next up is penguins defenseman matt niskanen. he was voted "worst at darts." [ laughter ] "everyone out of the way! [ cheers ] everyone get out of the bar! wait 'til he's done! >> steve: down, down, down. >> jimmy: get out of the way!" >> steve: whoa, he's invisible. [ cymbal crash ] meow! >> jimmy: and finally we have another penguins defenseman, simon despres. he was voted "second worst at darts." there you go, that'