this comes as a huge surprise to investors. as you mentioned, the share buyback is huge, roughly 5% of the total shares outstanding. if you look at the share price response, he came down slightly from the maximum gain this morning. that 5% is enough to push the upre price 5% up-to-dat -- today. some people question the management. are you planning to merge? that is what we talked about. they keep saying no. the suggestion they are doing this huge share buyback to boost the share price may signal they may have something else in the pipeline. a lot of people are speculating management wants to depress sense on -- electronic -- samsung electronic's share price to make the inheritance to the next generation cheaper. cheaper inheritance tax or they can have a better swap ratio. they are telling the market we are not there yet. were not trying to depress the share price for the transaction. david: near term, what can we expect from sense on in the next quarter -- samsung in the next quarter? it may slow down in terms of earnings. we

do you think he will surprised ? oh, he'll be surprised all right. well, i hope it will make him el closer to home. maestro. maestro. [ speaki romanian ] hey, victor, welcome back ! well, isn't this wonderful ? make them stop ! t, victor, i don't understand stop the music ! this is a restaurant. not a cheap romanian cabaret. are you all right, mr. brashov ? i don't understand ! i am gone less than a week and look what has happened to my restrant. - i thought we we partners. - i better be going. well, don't you all have work to do ? yes, mr. brashov. i told you he'd be surprised. victor, i was trying to make it more like home. i thought it would please you. my home is here... in this country ! living here doesn't mean destroying who you are ! i am the same person i always was ! no, you' not. you are ashamed of where you come from. you are ashamed of our customs of our language. you are ashamed of me. i will not talk about this anymore ! i don't knowhat has happened to you, victor. but it breaks my heart. it breaks my heart ! i don't want it to happen

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not surprising. money is still a reason that many towns are trying to get in on the community power. it can be a source of revenue for a town. and with public power, actually public power consumers pay significantly less on average, then private power consumers. -- than private power consumers. some towns wanted to develop green power. boulder, colorado recently didn't renew the contract with their private power producer because they were tired of the company dragging its feet and the citizens just said, great, we will do it ourselves. another reason is to get more responsiveness from the power company. winter garden, florida, needed a series of upgrades and they said, we are not going to do it via contract, we are going to do it via a municipal utility. they invested taxpayer dollars in their needed upgrades and now they are actually paying less for their power than they were before. another common reason is the sort of typical buy local reason we think of when we think of our food systems often. bu

no surprises. no surprises. last night, i found out that i am pregnant, so jay's gonna get one big surprise. okay, two if you count the barbecue apron with the bikini body on it. i don't blame you, jay. you'd had enough excitement in one lifetime-- the dawn of flight, printed books, agriculture. all right, what's with all the jokes? it's insult comedy. i've been watching old dean martin roasts online. like this guy knows from the internet. the other morning, i saw him looking for the crank on the front of his car. okay, you're done. i make fun, and we laugh. but in all seriousness, if you see a light today, don't walk towards it. (laughs) i'm sorry i was asleep when you got home. cam and mitch must be disappointed.

they say no major blood vessels were injured, they were surprised by that. after a three-hour operation, he is recovering. >> you'd think his body have would gone into shock or something. >> and doctors say sometimes it's not the puncture that's the problem. it's once they are removed, the damage in they cause, butnnn in this instance, that didn't happen. >> i'm spriltzed they didn't capture the grim reaper in these pictures, because it looks like he's standing right there. >> police chases happen all over the world, but start here in harrisburg, pennsylvania. this chase going around and around a mall parking lot. i don't know where this woman thought she was going to run to, but she just goes in circles in a relatively empty parking lot. you can see at first one police car in pursuit. >> oh, please, tell me -- >> oh, no. now the whole police force -- this is great! >> it's a ring around the rosy with the police. >> it's crazy. >> two police cars, then more join in begin trying to pin this woman down. at first it gets real close to that tree. that doesn't st

>> it's not a costume and doctors were surprised as well.n india, riding his motorcycle when he hit a lorry and impaled him through the neck, came out of his back. when he looked up he knew he was in a pool of blood and felt death on him, bystanders urgently came to his aid, took him to the hospital and doctors were surprised by this -- the fact that he was talking to them about what had happened. >> yeah! no kidding! how is this guy even awake and standing? he looks like he should have died on impact. >> doctors say lamar had no vital parts injured. >> was he born with vital parts? >> he does have vital parts. they say no major blood vessels were injured, they were surprised by that. after a three-hour operation, he is recovering. >> you'd think his body have would gone into shock or something. >> and doctors say sometimes it's not the puncture that's the problem. it's once they are removed, the damage in they cause, butnnn in this instance, that didn't happen. >> i'm spriltzed they didn't capture the grim reaper in these pictures, because

how surprising was it to see china do this? michael: this move was not that surprising. we were anticipating we would see another rate cut by china by the end of the year. their gdp data officially came in at 6.9%. some estimated it was maybe a little bit less than that. i think anything else for the rest of the year, more rate desire -- more rate cuts, that would be a surprise. when you look at the surface data in china you see this continued trend of weakening. there is a forward indicator showing some promising signs. credit growth has stabilized. you have actually seen it taking up. we may have seen growth bottom in china. this latest health cut will continue that trend. there is risk to that. there is a lot of credit in china. it is kind of going back to an to guarantee order short-term stability. betty: is this basically insurance? michael bank -- michael: it is at'slear what the -- little bit more than insurance. it was probably necessary. thatobably have enough now it is going to be ok. one of the things we should look or is if we see at least in the near term an

but it doesn't surprise me at all. >> doesn't surprise you based on trump's past comments or what youield all along? >> because of the way that donald trump is running the most intentionally secular campaign i've seen since perhaps howard dean. this is someone in out reach to evangelicals tends to be reaching out to the fringe of evangelicals meeting within the video clip that you just showed with prosperity gospel teachers on television that would be seen by most evangelicals in this country as heretics and not seriously as leaders. a long with just the personal pride that is certainly very entertaining to watch. but most evangelicals have seen all along humility as being a crucial aspect of leadership but i think that's one of the reasons why iowa evangelicals are standing with ben carson right now over donald trump. i think there are other candidates that are very attractive to evangelicals around the country. i think marco rubio has a real shot at winning over evangelicals. ted cruz is also doing quite a bit of out reach to evangelicals, but it doesn't surprise me at all. >> david

syria has madef a surprise trip. he's meeting with president peter and -- president putin. 800 french artists signed a petition to help a shantytown. the head of the united nations calm weeks of violence between israelis and palestinians with a visit to do is him. there he met with the palestinian president. he will talk with the prime minister on tuesday. also, coming up this hour. unfair and illegal. starbucks they must pay back taxes. october 21, 2015 is the day that marty mcfly jumped back to the future. with more underway, but first, the news. we will start first with that surprise meeting between moscow president -- russian president putin with the syrian president. a military campaign now underway against a lot of -- islamists militants. >> i want to thank you for sending that to us and supporting us during unity and independence. your efforts starting with the political ones early in the crisis have made the situation lester dramatic than we expected. -- lester maddock than we expected. less dramatic than we

i wouldn't be surprised -- if those soldiers, i wouldn't be surprised if the cash didn't get there. i have to be honest. ay. but remember when obama was saying, we will leave, we are leaving iraq as of a certain date. now the opponents said, wow, that's great. [laughter] what do we have to fight anymore for? let's just wait a year and a half.

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be surprise if we don't see cobbs in there. roll him to the right. stand there and get two, three guys in the end zone. >> mike: even though ohio state has big defensive backs, simmie cobbs is bigger than any of them. >> ed: he's working down here on conley at the bottom of the screen, just surprised if he's not in the mix here. >> mike: barring a penalty this is it. bad snap. throws for the end zone, jump ball, tipped. incomplete!

. >> i walked down here and to my surprise, i saw a sinkhole, which is surprising to see because i drive this road every day. >> it is surprising to see. thankfully, no one was hurt. they're using a robotic camera to see if the sanitation lines were impacted. there's a fire station at the intersection, but the fire engines are still able to get out and respond to calls. it will impact the middle school. parents are advised to check out the website for more information. >> just in, a professional photographer is behind bars for taking thousands of photos and videos showing child pornography. police arrested duwayne ackerman. police also found hundreds of videos showing ackerman taking upskirt videos of women. many of the videos were secretly recorded near pier 39. >> a popular uc berkeley professor is out. he resigns amidst the reports of sexual harassment. pete is on the campus this evening. sort this out for us. >> yes, raj. i talked to two different who said he should have been fired a long time ago, especially when this reports came out about the potential sexual harassment allegation

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i was surprised they stayed away from that, were you?and very little on the horrible treatment that our veterans are receiving. yet, they are talking about the illegal immigrants getting college education. they don't mention vets in terms of them setting going. we have to start taking care of our vets properly. that wouldn't blowt up, black lives matter they asked a couple of people busm when she got to hillary she never answered that question. >> we have a seeing. interestingly enough. let's say you are debating hillary clinton so it's trump -- i think you could charge for thatÑi money. charge money for that one. that would be like a may weather fight on pay her view. are you going after her personally? say listen, your personal life and your controversies one after the other disqualify you from being president? are you going to go that far? >> well, i think i would certainly be talking about the emails. i don't know if i would go totally personally. >> you wouldn't see me doing what bernie sanders did last night and basically say ha ok

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look, this is not surprising. it may be surprising just how bad it is.hat are the trends that were most surprising to? reamath: what will we trying to do is document to figure out what makes firms great, and what are they doing when they are successful? there are two major takeaways we saw when we went a collected this data to try to tease out things that we have the firm should be doing. the first one is that there is a very clear correlation with returns and the age of the investing partner. what is interesting is that most of the great exits, all of the money that is ever been returned to investors over the last 40 years, has all been generated by people between their early 30's and late 40's. what that told us is, we need to make sure we are really - -being generative really quickly. when we are in our late 40's, we should be guiding people. we should not be taking up all the economics and preventing young, talented people. the second big take away was around the diversity of thought that leads to great outcomes. when we looked at the things that we

>> yeah, no, i definitely was as surprised as everybody else. it was -- you know, we were forecasting, say, earnings to be up 5% or so next year. now they're talking about being down 6% to 12%. that's a huge swing. you know, we knew there was going to be investment spending. we knew that they were going to raise wages by a dollar to $10 is the minimum level, and we knew there was going to be some e-commerce spending, but boy, the impact of that was definitely not as well telegraphed as i think they could have done that over the past year. and this is like the third time now or so in the past three quarters or so when they've, you know, come out and had to add some things that are investment spending that are driving down earnings a little bit. >> you know, i think of the walt kelly quote from "pogo id, "we have met the enemy and he is us." is this the case with walmart? >> well, it's a very big ship and it takes a lot to turn it, and i do believe that this investment spending that they're doing is necessary. they are seeing benefits from it alre

[laughter] so, this is not a surprise.in my shrink says that i should never talk to any of you ever again, so this is the last time you will ever see me. again, what a pleasant time to bring it up carol. why don't we have this discussion while sitting on mom's head. and then we have exposed, what we sit sit on her head or her body and discuss this. but carol, basically we have not seen her since that funeral. mom was 59. that was 1984. the other brothers and sisters, they are funny. my family is a funny family. they have a thing with, what is carol? what is she going to do when she gets a phone call that pat is dead? all four of them jump up, and they do this,. [laughter] and the family, we get along, we do this, but we all, they do their dance, carols dance of joy when pat is dead, we all are screaming laughing. we cannot help it. another question. they have not see like rules in nashville about time, by the way i remember this last year,. [inaudible] >> can you speak more about that, to be responsibility of your readers

i was surprised enter. i was very shocked. he told me right before. i was very shocked. >> what do you think of where your party is right now. >> oh this is in the time or place to have those conversations. >> nbc east tracie potts is live in washington. certainly bad timing considering congress is up against some critical deadlines. >> exactly. they have some things to deal with and they need leadership to do that. john boehner said he is leaving at the end of the month. that may change now. kevin mccarthy is the most likely candidate to follow boehner said he was going to do so and then just a few hours later said no. >> i think i shocked some of you, huh? >> including his competition. >> absolutely stunned. did not see that coming. >> you think it is a mess. >> it is a mess. i don't think it's a mess. it is a mess. >> kevin mccarthy insists there are no skeletons in his closet. he said he just wanted to do what's best for a divided party. if we are going to unite and be strong, we need a new face to help do that. >> online mccarthy later said it be

totally stunned. >> reporter: ashleigh, you can see here, talk about surprise. absolute surprise.ou can see there's a bit of chaos right now. going in just a couple hours ago, ashleigh, kevin mccarthy himself said to me when he walked by after his final pitch, that he had the votes, and he was confident he had the votes not just in here but on the floor and in just a couple of hours that changed dramatically. something obviously had to happen and we are, as you can see, trying to get to the bottom of it real time with you live here. >> it is so dramatic. as you were just speaking, dana, speaker boehner has made an announcement the election is postponed. so i think he might have been taken by surprise as well. i'm going to ask you a question but before i do that, dana, i will ask our control room if they can rerack that sound bite that you collected just this morning as kevin mccarthy was sort of championing his potential win. it's remarkable. do we have that ready to go, guys? we don't have it yet. i'm going to get that ready. dana, this is so unbelievable. i'm trying to think if

if you could surprise him the way donald trump was surprised -- once in a while they will get surprised by references to things they have actually done. and that's like an end to debate thing. it's like two or three people yelling at each other on the stage. it's not going to happen now. but my answer is there are no magic questions. sam: do you have one, isabel? you don't have to. isabel: no. i like surprise questions that can elicit thought. i asked a candidate -- it was off the record, so i won't say his name -- sam: who are we going to tell? well, c-span is here. he may be watching. he probably is. i said to him -- he was telling me where he stands on isis and syria, and islam. isent, can i ask the said -- said, when you think about foreign affairs and geopolitical things, who do you read? who do you go to for guidance and information on a new thought , and what books on history do you go to? i was surprised and surprised because i was actually saying please tell me how you think and where your thoughts come from. i won't name him in part because his answer was poor. imagine a quest

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it was surprising. analysts spoke to the executives before the event began, at the event, while they were gathering and signing it and executives gave no indication that something big was coming. so i'm not exactly sure that the rollout was the way that wal-mart should have done it or maybe thought the reaction was not what wal-mart planned. but it is what it is and that is why we chose part of that sound bite with jim cramer when we talked about communication. >> courtney, thank you. >>> and don't miss the rest of the interview with doug mcmillion, top of the hour at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. the other part of the story and the context with which jim asked a question, doug mcmillan was on "squawk box" prior to the forward guidance being released and there was also an element of being caught off guard because he had been on, there was no indication that anything was coming, and then it came. so is this a communication problem with wal-mart? how bad is this? >> well i don't know. i don't think it is as bad

the surprise step stealing hearts. ed: right now, please are trying this video. with the disturbing video. john: we can only showing for so graphic. at first glance he may look like a priest. but this intruder is only playing the part. as he parades around st. sava church. and then, a disturbing desecration too graphic to show. down to being naked and then performed a sexual act on the altar stage. that' serbian orthodox church. police say the man came in through an unlocked door around s robes, and for more than 45 minutes wandered through the church. >> poured wine and soda on our icons. john: damaging sacred icons and distressing a tight knit congregation. >> the church is a living being with us. it' s an important property. it' s part of our sunday liturgy, but it' s more than that. it' s part of our community. john: police have had trouble finding the man believed to be in his 20s since the strange crime two weeks ago, so they' re hoping this video helps identify and a church which has tried to keep its doors open

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it's surprising to see him take as much credit. i don't think it's unfair to say he has something to do with it. he and other outsider republicans running for president are creating a division in the party. they're widening it. what you're seeing on the trail is what we're seeing in congress. al it isn't somebody that's able to bridge the gap. i asked him do you want to see somebody who can unite the party? i said what about who is more conservative. he didn't know how to answer that question either. i did say it seems to be a lot of discord in the republican party, don't you want to see somebody who is going to come out and fix that. he said, no, this is discord in the united states period. what you need is somebody who is going to come in and be able to lead the nation. of course, he sees himself as that person. chuck? >> all right. katy tur. on the trail there. and to summarize the presidential candidates, trump sort of bragging and boastful about it. huckabee combative bush surprised graham fear and carson with the kudos. thank

that was the most surprising part of the research. >> there's something else surprising that half of the parents don't know what their kids do at all. >> 65% could not really name what their kids do. and this is mainly for parents whose kids are in the digital space. they're like, something with numbers or something with computers. and that is the change economy. >> sometimes jobs are hard to understand. i don't know what my boyfriend does. i think it's something with money and hocus-pocus. >> people are like, what does henry do? and i'm like, hmm, sustainable energy. >> i'm not sure that's such a great thing. i think you have to get into that detail and keep asking questions. i may be talking to you, maybe. but i think you've got to get into details and find out that you can have other interesting conversations. even if it's just about the people they work with. >> if a parent wants their child to be successful, what do you think the proper kind of we know about. the concierge parent. >> it's like the parent works for the kid. they do the groceries, walk the dog, do child care. some

big surprise. >> reporter: and that's when sanders surprised the crowd with this. >> let me say something that may not be great politics. but i think the secretary is right. and that is that the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> thank you. me, too. me, too. >> enough of the e-mails. let's talk about the real issues facing america. [ applause ] >> thank you, bernie. thank you. >> reporter: a crowd pleasing moment that won even the approval of their arch enemy, donald trump. he tweeted, good move by bernie s. it was one of many sanders applause lines throwing out progressive red meat throughout the night. >> the planet we're going to leave our kids and grandchildren may not be habitable. make sure our 350e78 have education and jobs rather than jail cells. take back our government from the handful of billionaires and create the vibrant democracy we know we can and should have. >> well, i thought bernie sanders did very well. of all the folks on the debate stage tonight i thought he did the best. he was the most disciplined on message. he kept returning

lisa that admission from horn, is it a surprise?reporter: well, you have to look at what he said, actually, randall. he said we knew a year ago, and that's because of the testing that uncovered this discrepancy. but what he went on to say was i didn't know at that time that there was a defeat device on the vehicle. so he said yeah, we found out then, started investigating, but i didn't know there was really a problem until september of this year, but as you can expect, michael horn, apologized to the committee. let's listen. >> i would like to offer a sincere apology, sincere apology for volkswagen's use of software program that served to defeat the regular emissions testing regime. and let me be very clear we had volkswagen take full responsibility for our actions, and we are working with all authorities in a cooperative way. >> reporter: two points today, for consumers he said it is going to be at least a year or more before all of the cars, half a million, are fixed. and he insisted that he doesn't think this decision to put this

let's get to the surprise. so we felt terrible about what happened and on the "today" show we're able to pull some swings. we got you some swag here. got you this bag. we got you some markets we got all this which is great. you love that stuff, right? >> yes. >> reporter: but then i got to thinking, where are you going to wear that, there are dress code policies and how cool would it be if you could go to one of these concerts. >> amazing. >> reporter: unfortunately the 1989 world tour for taylor swift is completely sold out, you know, but we know some people and we got you some tickets. taylor swift has a special >> what? >> reporter: boom. >> you're going to taylor swift. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. mom, you can't afford a trip there. you're crying. are you okay? >> i'm okay. i'm okay. i'm just excited. >> reporter: here's the next part of the surprise. we're flying you there and we're putting you up. we got you. the "today" show has you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: matt laue

cuba's best exports smoking their way into the big leagues but this october surprise has the best players sticking close to home. thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. >>> most of us would do anything to support our children's education, go to the ends of the earth to make sure they have just what they need olearn. for an increasing number of school districts around the country though, that is more than just hyperbole. it's a reality. because the teacher shortage administrators have long warned of is now cropping up in communities big and small and in their search for solution, more school leaders are looking for surprising options. for one district trying to solve its crisis here is "america tonight's" lori jane gliha. >> reporter: on this day, shannon struggles to get the school's volleyball players to a game. but he's the superintendent of the casa grande school district right outside of phoenix. >> we play multiple role, teacher, custodian, sports worker. to do what we can. >> goodsell has tried to find new teachers in arizona even across the united states but says his school district

amazon is a surprising investor with an earnings beat and yes a second straight profit. that's thanks to stronger sales and cloud services that jumped up from a year ago. the stock was up more than 12% in after hours beating it's all time high set in late july. >> b is for buy back and it's also beat. alphabet parent of google beat earnings projections and announced a $5.1 billion buy back. the first time google returned cash to shareholders in it's 11 year history as a public company. shares urged 9% in after hours to a new all time high. >> also microsoft. let's check in on softy. shares up 7% after the company soared past projections and adjusted earnings. 67 cents a share on $21.6 billion in revenue which is a beat. the companies cloud unit seeing an 8% gain in sales last quarter compared to the same period last year however the company did announce more job cuts. a thousand more jobs to go in addition to the 6700 layoffs in late july. shares off nearly 8% in after hours and trading higher in frankfurt trade and microsoft, cloud seems to be paying off for them since

also surprising to the upside and then the german numbers. looks as if this is mostly the domestic economy. the services sector while the manufacturing numbers even though they surprise too they came in on the weeks. all together it looks as if the euro zone is likely to have expanded at a similar pace at the beginning of the fourth quarter compared to the previous one but this is still below the ecb september forecast. >> got to come back to mr. draghi. he uttered those magic words what everyone wanted to hear yesterday hinting at more stimulus to come in december but the big question out there for the market is what form will that further stimulus take? what are you thinking? is it a positive rate cut? a part of it? more stimulus? >> we argue that the most effective combination are probably also the easier to agree would be a cut in the deposit rate combined with the faster pace of asset but the ecb has also made clear that there is a variety of options on the table including those but also looking at potentially other assets even though we

this was a bit of a surprise yesterday. vonnie: it was an opportunistic surprise.id. a great piece appeared in bloomberg news -- and i quote -- $1 billion cheaper, although there was a premium. tom: it reminds me of the andrew mellon book of the 1930's when interest rates get so subdued, nominal gdp comes in, and all businesses can do to make the bonuses is to combine to create revenue. vonnie: this is not going to be look at very carefully, and cvs will be left in third place. tom: they will have to do something. kate moore, i know you cannot specifically comment on walgreens, but this is happening in every industry. kate: we will have the same bricks and mortar on every street corner. there will be a wide array of variety and competitors online. that is what this is about, which is that more and more people are getting the delivery overnight of all of their regular essential goods. this is a change in the way people are behaving. tom: how do you play that for a portfolio? i went shopping last night and stood in line at a store, and it was appalling. it took at le

how surprising were these findings? >> some more surprising than others. some was information we already knew. where would you like to start? >> you tell me. i'm struck by the nurse in the u.k. who is now dealing with ebola again. that seemed to be a major surprise to a lot of doctors, yes? >> yes, that one is very surprising. because it is apparently a resurgence and not typical post ebola symptoms. it's alarming at various levels. the way in which she manifested the disease this time is distinctly different than usually so it's harder to recognize what was going on. >> how did it manifest differently? what happened? >> she has an meningitis type of syndrome. >> so is now the concern that people who thought were cured of ebola may not actually be cured and we could see a resurgence of the virus. >> that's the big question from what's happened to her. and based on what we now know about her, there's a number of individuals in africa that have had similar types of presentation where the studies weren't done. so it's quite likely this has been happening and

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. >>> it's just a surprise to see that many people inside a hot trailer. they are all sweaty and they are dehydrated and they just want out. a concerned citizen spotted them being loaded in the back of the truck at a rest stop near san antonio and called police . >>> i saw probably about ten people getting into a unit in a truck here "immigrants included 28 men, 7 women and four minors from guatemala, el salvador and mexico. one 13-year-old boy very grateful. >>> as soon as he jumped out of the truck the trailer, you know, he said thank you so much. thank you for saving us. he gave us a hug. 33-year-old drew christopher pot potter arrested on the scene denied he did anything wrong. he has been charged with smuggling conspiracy and illegally transporting un undocumented immigrants. in what agents say is a common human smuggling method that could be dangerous. the officer said the trailer was a refrigerated unit that was not working the right way. the temperatures inside were well above 100 degrees. >>> still ahead here on 7 news at 5:30, a field of dreams,

that was a surprise in that it's such an important surprise.re are some smaller names on here that might feel like -- tomas picatee is still on there as well, feeling like he's a leftover but continue to feel repercussions of his analysis of capitalism. francine: last time i was in davos, i was trying to see bout it. stryker mcgire. manus: coming up next on "the pulse" we talk the art of leadership with the chair of the institute of directors. stay with "the pulse." manus: welcome back to "the pulse." we're live from bloomberg's london headquarters. now, whether it's dealing with the crisis of the double emissions scandal or running for president in the united states, leadership is a crucial quality and someone who knows a thing or two about it is lady barbara judge, the chair of the institute of directors and she joins us now on "the pulse." lady barbara, fantastic to have you with us this morning. great to see you. the biggest story in the world and the biggest scandal in the world right now is at the heart of volkswagen. they're due to commu