t. rowe price ago that view on prices as it cut the stock portion of its asset allocation portfolio to the lowest level since 2000. a former google engineer whose controversial memo has triggered a debate on gender differences and diversity efforts in technology has defended his music or speaking exclusively to bloomberg, he said company executives are searing him after the -- smearing him after the memo went viral. >> i shared a with me viral diversity programs, and with individual googlers, but no one high up ever came to me and said no, don't do this. you know there were many people who looked at it. it was only after it got viral that ever management started shaming me, and eventually firing me. the former google engineer speaking exclusively to bloomberg's emily chang. and a statement saying the job is to build great products for users that make a difference in their lives. group of our colleagues have lesss that make them biologically suited for that work is offensive it not ok. find mo

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t rowe price cut allocation in stock to the lowest level since 2000. the firm joined the mornings including billionaire howard marks. >> when behavior is risky and prices are high, and the market has been doing well. it is time to be shifting your portfolio towards caution. julia: founder and chief investment officer of the barnes in group that manages over $1 billion in client assets, great to have you on the show. we are desperately seeking a reason the selloff here. you agree now is the time to pare back at it? -- a bit? theyt risk levels to where ought to be. i don't think there's a particular catalyst, but i think it is a good time for investors to consider the risk levels where they want them to be. what is the right allocation model right now? how much do you want to be in credit? mr. bahnsen: on the equity side, we are a little bit out of consensus on this. we are 0% waiting on europe and japan. we believe there is ample room for those stocks to go higher. so we think we can get the same equity position without the same degree. a higher growth

we have heard pimco and t. rowe price talk about potentially a downturn coming, cautioning -- or counseling caution, i should say. we are looking at the vix futures, aggregate open interest, which has been rising. put call open interest as well has been rising. trump onesident twitter today, touting the u.s.'s nuclear arsenal, says "my first order as president was to renovate and modernize our nuclear arsenal. it is now far stronger and more powerful than ever before. hopefully, we will never have to use this power, but there will never be a time that we are not the most powerful nation in the world." u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson downplaying the threat of an imminent strike on north korea. if more insight into the escalating war of words is ofmas byrne, former director the analysis for sovereign risk group in asia-pacific, and movies investment services. great to have you on the show. good cop, bad cop, in terms of rex tillerson and donald trump. with what we have seen the last 48 hours, do you think we are

pimco and t. roweare sounding the alarm on markets and fears rhetoric between the u.s. and north korea has resulted in a more risk off sentiment feel. these are the reasons why our guests have said they are more cautious. >> i am nervous about three much everything. there comes a point in where the cycles return on capital is less important than the return of capital. it's keeping your money and not losing anything. >> i think anyone who is fully invested now is taking on great risk. we raised cash reserves. it's been a great ride in the stock market. we have a layer of gold g,dx is the etf that captures the gold miners and you take precautions, you change because we don't know how this plays. the dysfunctional, chaotic washington gives us no comfort. >> there is little room, little valuation buffer should some of the risks out there materialize and impact growth going forward. alix: you have some investors starting to buy that protection. ofs is the ratio of the vix the vix so the measure of vix wins.

if t. rowes taking it down 12%, others -- this is through private equity firms, so it becomes complicate the quickly >> when you go down 12, don't you think they're kind of like hoping it's only 12? isn't that -- >> that's the issue. >> what can it really be >> in some cases you have been able to find stock lower than 15%. like what? >> probably off by 20% or mo at certain moments. >> what was the high what was the number on the high. >> there's very little liquidity. >> what was the number when it -- at the highest round >> from a valuation perspective about $70 billion. >> you also have to remember a number of those high valuation came with ratchets different type of convertible pieces to them >> the capital structure had lots of variations frlts lots >> lots of components to how long you will hold the share lots of things going on thatdep round you got in >> there's additional news benchmark capital is not giving up on meg whitman taking over the helm benchmark has had conversations with whit

t. row price brought down it's estimate by 12%. there has been a set back for uber for the past few months, including a federal probe and claims of sexism at the company. that ultimately led to the ouster of travis kalanick. >>> uber's biggest investor is doubling down on meg whitman to be the next ceo. landon dowdy has more on the ongoing uber debate. >> uber's biggest investor has not given up on meg whitman to take the helm of the ride hailing company. two sources familiar with the search says benchmark has had recent conversations with whitman and she's the preferred candidate. benchmark is denying rumors that it will reintroduce her name for consideration. last month whitman took herself out of the running she said we have a lot of work to do still at hp. the next uber ceo will not be meg whitman. travis kalanick stepped down in june back over to you >>> the "new york times" has a big takeout today on apple's bet on self-driving cars the times says the tech giant is scaling back its ambitions to build a fully apple-branded car

blackrock, vanguard group, and t. rowece have lowered their ober valuations -- uber valuations by as much as 15%. they have faced a persistent drumbeat of bad news, on top of an ongoing seo -- ceo search. uber has held up its valuation as assigned to employees, partners, and prospective competitors that it is a transformational, once in a generation company. any evidence that uber may be less valuable that in appears may scare off -- less valuable than it appears may scare off employees and shareholders. eric: 15% cooper -- uber. blackrock, just 1%. it's a useful sign, especially as this big softbank deal gets done and we don't know what the valuation for the secondary shares that are going to get bought, for people selling into that deal and people doing the selling, having these professional assessments of the company's valuation could give them a guidance. emily: that was my question. you've been reporting about new investor interest. is that happening at that $69 billion valuation? is it significant that the valuation

blackrock, vanguard group, and t. roweave lowered their valuations of uber by as much as 15%. they have faced a persistent drumbeat of bad news including court battles. this on top of an ongoing ceo search after travis kalanick was ousted in june. uber has held up its $69 billion valuation. they are a transformational, once in a generation company. the evidence that uber might be less valuable than it appears may scare off future investors. we are here to talk about their latest developments. >> the mutual funds marking down uber, 15% vanguard. blackrock is 1%. it is a useful sign. especially as this big softbank deal gets done, and we do not really know what kind of -- what the valuations of the secondary shares are going to be bought. people doing the selling, having these professional assessments, the company valuation could give them a guidance. emily: you have been reporting about new investor interest. is it happening at that $69 billion valuation? is it significant that they are flat and not increasing? >> there is

the "wall street journal" reporting that four mutual funds t. rowece, vanguard, principle and hartford have cut the price of their uber shares by as much as 15%. now, uber's true value remains a mystery. it's a privately held firm but the private market has valued uber by as much as $68 billion. the mutual funds are not as optimistic as a bad year for uber including the ouster of ceo travis kalanick over a workplace that has been stained with sexism and sexual harassment. >>> earnings are out for a couple of influential tech companies in the bay area. cloud software leader "salesforce" and also financial software specialist intuit both topped expectations. "salesforce" saw revenue climb 25% to $2.5 billion. intuit's revenue was up 12% to over $840 million. but as the stock market enjoyed those gains yesterday, it's giving it back a bit this morning. let's check it. dow down 65. nasdaq down 18 and the s&p lower by 5 points in the early going. good day for express. the retailer posted strong online sales and its stock is going up. back to you. >> thank

t. rowe price cut the stock portion of its asset allocation portfolios to the lowest level since 2000. the former google engineer who is controversial memo has triggered the debate on gender differences and diversity efforts in technology has defended his views. speaking exclusively to companyg, he said executives are smearing him after the memo went viral. >> i shared it with many of our diversity programs and with but no onegoogler high up ever came to me and said no, do not do this. even though there were many people that looked at it. it was only after a gone viral that the upper management started shaving me and eventually firing me. ahn: speaking exclusively to bloomberg's emily chang. ceo issued a statement. our job is to build a great product for users that you difference in their lives. to suggest a group of our colleagues at traits that make them biologically less suited to that work is offensive and not ok. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analy

sebastian page with t. rowe price. yvonne: still ahead, we are going to unpack the latest earnings. joining us first on bloomberg and half an hour. betty: and earnings focus. his first interview on their results. "daybreak asia." president mario draghi is calling on thanks to be open-minded. a speech that avoided specific signals and guidance. he also made a fierce defense of stimulus programs, both in europe and across the atlantic. >> a large body of an article research has substantiated the success of these policies. in supporting the economy and inflation. euro.n the -- both in the any notice states. sebastian page with us. what did you make of this speech? careful to tow this line. given what happened to the euro. did you find his conversation, his speech was a nonevent for the market? i think so. he does have to tow the line. on one hand, he has to recognize qe and stimulus will not last forever and growth is improving in europe. on the other hand, he has to deal with the strong euro which could have countercyclical effects. we will probably see more of that in jackson hole. b

are levels of quality that you would divvy to, so the first quality would be your fidelities, your t-rowes you say that they will hold on to it for the long run after that are the hedge funds, and then the people building the book have the list of hedge funds who they know that tend to stick with their ipos for longer and the hedge funds who do tend to sell out if there's a pop if you're a company or book runner, you want people in there for a long time. with blue apron's ipo that did not happen shares are trading at half the price they were after they priced clearly that book was made up of a lot of people who decided to sell that stock pretty quickly. >> see if they have a seat at the table the next time around or if they get put in time-out you dumped it. you're out of here. >> and i love the word dumpage i'm going to use that from now on. >> thank you, leslie. >> see you guys. >> 45 minutes to go. let's check in on marks. dow hanging on a gain of 19 points fighting back into positive territory. the s&p up a point and nasdaq lower by one and russell up nine. >> and three more ceos follo

t. rowe price warns of fragility in risk assets, and credit spreads start to widen.ll dudley on deck to speak, and markets get the latest read in the u.s. welcome to bloomberg day break on this thursday, august 10. m alix steel alongside david westin. jonathan is off today. we head into the open of trading here. s&p futures down by 10 points. but remember, that dip was bought yesterday. s&p closed relatively flat on the day. a euro-dollar treading water around 1.17 as the dollar moves slowly higher. you have some buying coming into the treasury market. yields moving down by one basis point after a mushy auction yesterday, $15 billion of 30-year notes are going to be auctioned at 1:00 p.m. gold up for three days in a row, up.

blackrock, t. rowe were valuations by as much as 50%. ber gyrations by as much as 15%. 50%.luations by as much as -- 15%. --r says the 69 value it billion dollars violation shows it is it was in a lifetime company. joining us is our detroit bureau chief. as we look to reduce the evaluation, are all the problems that uber is facing affecting the number of people using the service, or just a issue of reputation? >> both, investors by a management story and travis is out. he was seen as the visionary. but theydifficult guy were willing to put up with it because he was there is one must character -- elon musk character . they still do not have a permanent ceo and investors do not know who will run it. that is part of it. have pretty they big losses, negative margins of 35%. a $700 million loss or close to $800 million in lost. that is a big hit. investors expect that but do not see them having a return yet. the business is growing but you have seen cuts and how investors view this business. lyft, general mo

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former mayor, and police commissioner frank rizzo, spray painted the phrase black power on t it was the third day in a row that the statue was vandalized following call for it removal by council women helen gym, and police brutality against african-americans was ram ted during the tenure. woman who identified herself as debbie came out overnight, and covered the blanket, rather, the statue, with a blanket saying those who are criticizing rizzo, did not know him. >> i just was real upset somebody would take the time out to do hatred like they just did to a statue to a man who has been not alive for 20 years, who did a lot of compassionate things for a lot of people in the city of philadelphia. so, if everybody would say, you know, we live in the sit of brotherly love, you know, like it is just, just very upset, that people would come down to do this kind of stuff and demoralize our city like this. >> taking another look here at city crews clean up the graffiti, that was placed on this statue, late thursday night, now, there was a heavy police presence here, after the two prior incidents of vandalism. it is

row. scott peterson, the man convicted of murdering his wife and unborn son in atashae t captivated this country, now breaking his silence in newly released recordings about the moment he was found guilty. >> i was staggered by it. i had no idea it was coming. >> joining the growing trend of convicted killers speaking out from behind bars. is peterson's pending appeal his motive for talking? >>> plus, hollywood horrors. tom cruise injured after flying into a building in a stunt gone wrong. a stuntman following to his death on the set of "the walking dead." andow oth se action-packed "deadpool" sequel a motorcycle stuntwoman killed in a shocking crash. how these high-octane stunts can turn deadly in an instant. but first here are the "nightline" 5. >>> and number 1 is coming up in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening, and we start here with a developmentew in the n murder trial that mesmerid this country 15 years ago. scott peterson found guilty of murdering his pregnant wife lacy. now with peterson's appeal pending he is speaking out from prison. here's abc's diane macedo. >> i was staggered by it.

row has. he is accused of exposing himself to t a woman on friday near the intersection of lehigh way and gram road. when the victim tried to take a picture. he attacked her, snatched her phone before taking off. he's charged with stalking and sexual battery in connection with a similar case. it was reported in the same area last month. disks are also looking into whether or not row has is connected to similar cases across the area. let's talk weather. around this time yesterday we were talking about the eclipse and then the storms moved in and caused some big problems at least around this time for the early afternoon commute for a lot of people. we have some heat and humidity hanging out. i'll' it over the crazy storlsment we're still getting so many damage, guys. i saw some pictures of what appeared to be a funnel down the in st. mary's county which i'll share with you a little bit later. today is all about the heat and humidity and we've got plenty tf it. in fact, we've still g s, too. have you been outside and noticed the winds gusting 25, that has pumped our temperature in d.c. up to 92-

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more reasons why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. >>> for the third day in a row the presidenter the senator mitch mcconnell. take a look. >> people have been talking about repeal and replace. for seven years, long before i ever decided to be doing what i'm doing. seven years they've been talking repeal and replace and it didn't happen and not only didn't it happen that -- it was a surprise and a horrible surp and unfair to the republican party and the people of this country. so i was not -- i was not impressed. >> the strategy doesn't seem to be working so well for the president. already high ranking gop members are speaking out in support of mitch mcconnell while the senator is not taking the bait and sticking with no comment. earlier .i spoke with george mitchell who is familiar with mitch mcconnell with his take on this. >> when you hear the president publicly attack mitch mcconnell for the third straight day. what goes through your mind? does it make sense? >> i think it is unfair and unwise. think more the moment about what senator mitch mcconnell did. he persuaded 96% of

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. >> t p immigration reform led to a heated war of words in the briefing room over the statue of liberty's real meaning. we begin with abc's emily row. >> this competitive application process will favor applicants who can speak english, financially support themselves and their families and demonstrate skills that will contribute to our economy. >> reporter: president trump joining two republican senators to introduce an immigration overhaul bill, aimed at cutting the number of legal immigrants by 50% over the next ten years. >> over 50% of our households of legal immigrants today participate in our social welfare system. >> reporter: senators david perdue and tom cotton say it's time to give priority to highly-skilled immigrants who can support themselves and speak english. the pair first introduced a similar bill was presented in february. it didn't get much and already some republicans are speaking out against it. >> this idea of skewing the entire green card pool to one area of the economy i think is very misplaced. >> reporter: lindsey graham saying he supports merit-based immigration but worries about the legislation's impact o

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t rapid-fire session. so one here, one on the second row and one in the back on this side, and then we'll come over here fore next round. >> thank you. monty with the state department. i work on communications around cyber issues. so my question is really about kind of the current, your assessment of the current brandr around cybersecurity and whether or not that is inhibiting or helping to attract students that would not otherwise go into computer science, i.t. to cybersecurity, right? because, you know, when you think about some of the efforts underway with n.i.c.e., you know, these are things that you're already getting kind of the current pipeline, but how do you get additional students who might not otherwise think about that? and mission to that -- and in addition to that, what role the government could play in supporting that and specifically this model of apprenticeships that has recently come out in the executive order. is that helpful, or is that something that you think industry may not immediately kind of jump on?ately >> thank you all very much. my name's -- [inaudible] i'm currently at the wor

t we know some residents said they have no where to go. what's it like there right now? >> reporter: just yesterday, this place was home for dozens of families, now there are rows of barricades, cars, police, all there to keep those families out. >> it's crazy right now. i'm upset. >> reporter: walking through what used to be his home. now he's not sure where he'll go. >> it's sad. i have to move all this stuff out on short notice. >> you should give somebody notice, not 24 hours to just up and leave and go to another place. >> reporter: boards going up as the clock ticks down. as moving trucks drive out, police there to make sure people stay out. some people making moves of their own. meanwhile, down the road, george kill banker is at a hotel. for now he's found a place to life. a br >> this was supposed to be my retirement. i put a lot of money into this and now i'm back to square one, paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: paychecks he hoped to send to his family. >> i'm supposed to send my mother money, not vice versa. >> reporter: as night falls, families left wondering what the morning will bring. and some families weren't able to move everything out in time. they now have

t take a closer look at artificial intelligence. there's a lot of talk about the real possibility that row bots to eventually take a lot of our jobs.urse there is another side of the automation issue. fox news correspondent very high tech future reporter receiptor as president trump seeks to reinvigorate us manufacturing robots may be the most he efficient way to us to compete with cheap manufacturing oversees. >> creating better, safer and higher paying jobs for american workers, citing government data by adding over 136,000 robots to factory floors us companies created 894 new manufacturing jobs over the last seven years. a among the companies hiring people alongside robot iks, couple instance, makers of generators. it has been a case of first and foremost help safety and then those things even rate more jobs. if you've got a better product than anybody else, p if your employees are safes that he's the order of the game. robots of doing away with a job we still have to someone to be able to operate the robot, someone to program it and someone to be able to work on it. a tech school that trains workers for free. our job is to make

but remarkably similar, within it comes to policy, they do want a row in the same direction t.other said this morning pass the white house as of 18 hours ago, when i was in bridgewater, were talking about setting up a call with them t. president in that news conference we were at in the lobby of the trump tower specifically tanked the mother, we just saw, thanking the president for his remarks that he first had made earlier in the week. then she watched the news. i think that is significant. i'm curious to see how the president reacts. how can he attack her now? he praised her. >> you think about that, joe, help me understand, how can heather heyer's mother be so strong in the face of such deep loss, personal loss and members of the cabinet and people standing be i the president when he said those words can find the strength to stand up to him. >> we actually talked about this when we were in charleston near your hometown we grew up in. we seen the strength out of charlottesville and this mother. >> we certainly have, one big difference in charleston, of course, was the preside

t-shirt she needed for her treatment. the southwest employee on the other end of the call, was sarah row en.ther died of leukemia six years ago. when the bag finally came in, rowan personally drove it to stacy's home at 3:00 in the morning, also left a note that read in part kick that cancer's butt. talk about how bad the airlines can be. let's celebrate them when they do good. >> agree with you there. that's amazing. >> final low for the st. louis cardinals groundskeeper who had to corale a cat. the game between the cardinals and royals. the game stopped while the cat dashes across a wide expanse of green grass. the kitten's journey ends when a member of the grounds crew catches it on the warning track but pays the price. it scratches and claws the guy all the way off the field. why do we call that kitten rally cat. when it ran on the field, bases were loaded. here is what molina did on first pitch after that rally cat delay. >> oh. a grand slam for molina, a win for the cardinals, all the credit goes to the rally cat. and by the way, last night, the cardinals won their eighth straight game

row. scott peterson, the man convicted of murdering his wife and unborn son in atashae t captivated this countryhe moment he was found guilty. >> i was staggered by it. i had no idea it was coming. >> joining the growing trend of convicted killers speaking out from behind bars. is peterson's pending appeal his motive for talking? >>> plus, hollywood horrors. tom cruise injured after flying into a building in a stunt gone wrong. a stuntman following to his death on the set of "the walking dead." andow oth se action-packed "deadpool" sequel a motorcycle stuntwoman kille

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row behind jenny from the block and her love, ex diddy in a black hat. he had a moment with steve harvey, and with jamie foxx. jamie was down to party with everybody. >> oh! t> with the guys and the ladies. excuse us charlize. her co-star, chris hemsworth, was clear on who he was rooting for. >> you in on mcgregor, mate? >> yeah buddy. all right! >> more star run-ins -- check out leo with kevin connolly on one side, and party boy, orlando bloom, on the other. ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ demi lovato slayed the national anthem and posed with champ mayweather and with mcgregor backstage. the irishman lost, but got much applause from this spirited scotsman who was expecting the unexpected. >> conor mcgregor kicking his ass, which is probably not gonna happen, but i mean that's what i'm looking forward to. he tried as best he could, but he couldn't do it. floyd mayweather was just too tough. >> all right. well, jamie foxx says party fouls, and had this to say about his "ocean's" co-star, george clooney being a new dad. >> you're going to be a terrible father, and if you have any -- any sense at all, you will hand your kids to me right away. >> tell us how

that african-americans, and the lgb t community, were unjustly targeted, and brutalized under his tenure. not so, says rizzo's former personal secretary, jody. >> in the row home neighborhoods, blue collar neighborhoods, he was the champion. >> barbara one every thousands who were calling for the rizzo statue to be left alone. a petition for the call started on tuesday, now, nears 25,000 signatures. but those calling for the statue to come down have been vocal, as well. a petition of their own has attracted nearly 3500 signers. in the past week, the statue was vandalized three times, resulting in two arrests, and mural in the italian market was splashed with white paint. for now, a rally organized by rizzo supporters has been postponed. with the hope that mayor kenney can somehow bridge the gap between these obama posting sides. you can see police continue to monitor the statue around the clock, one patrol car here now , but overnight there were several, meantime, there is no word on when this meeting with mayor kenly happen. but for now live outside the municipal services building, i'm trang do, "eyewitness news,u >> new this morning, confederate statues

t could get to the hospital. today one of those moms was reunited with her child and both are said to be doing fine. wendy, even death row inmates are impacted. a man who was supposed to be executed has been granted temporary reprieve because his legal team can't get to texas. >>> another heartbreaking story this from hard hit beaumont. a mother drowns in the first moving flood water but manages to save her 18-month-old daughter. rescuers found the girl clinging to her mother's body. according to witnesses the woman accidently drove into high water on tuesday afternoon and was swept away when she and her daughter got out of the car. officers and rescue divers found them floating in a drainage canal and lifted the little baby off her mother's body and tried to revive the mother. >> weren't able to resustate her. was alert and conscious. >> that little girl is now in the hospital. she does have hypothermia. authorities have to break the news to her father who was out of town when this happened on tuesday afternoon. >>> this afternoon storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper is in the town of friendswood south and east of h

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t contacts more caution. a number of those contacts were focused on the macro picture, not whether it had to do with tech. one made the interesting point that we have three down days in a row changed the trading action fields, a little more emotional, which means we could see more downside. some think we could see a bit of a correction, a long overdue correction. one reason we break down the nasdaq, there are other momentum sectors. semiconductorhia index sold far more than the nasdaq and nasdaq 100. sometimes investors see that as a towel on bearish action, maybe this dip turns into something more. as for what really dragged down the nasdaq today, some of those big names -- apple, facebook, amazon, microsoft. fundamentally, to bring them down. but some of these stocks have a on up levels of data and or down days they tend to swing and a more significant way. talking about swinging, i want to take a quick look at what is happening to chipmakers. if you go into the terminal, g 7430, nvidia weighing on the chip stocks. the numbers looked all right for the chip designer. but is the devil in the details? abigail: in that chart, in white is nvdia. expectations going into the qu

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t, on is daly click." the indianapolis police academy face many challenges in their training. perhaps the toughest of all, is the chicken test. an officer walking up and down rowses. anyone who cracks a smile has to hold a plank. this tests the cadets' demeanor. they can't crack. can you do that? >> i thought they were going to hit them with the chicken. >> assault with a chicken. >> just a -- >> not even close. >> didn't work. >> you didn't. >> it means that -- >> what's this mean? >> that you can protect us. you would be a great cop. that's a great test. >> why don't you do it over there? >> you know what's shocking? you touched that chicken not knowing where it's been. >> i will touch chickens. >> okay. >> enough. >> you're breaking. she is starting to break. do whatever you want to do. >> we're going to talk to you. you're back in our next half hour. >> co-hosting. >> another big year with "america's got talent." >> it's a huge year. a huge year. tuesday, we start live. and this has been an epic year. some epic talent. and it's been probably the most emotional, moving year that we have had. i think our ratings were going through the roof. we're bigger than