one woman on the board, there's more likely to be a second woman on the board. >> the board discussed a culture shift at the kay struggling to deal with the claims of sexual harassment. a short time he apologized and then resigned from the board. >> and then before that, uber ceo said he is taking a leave of absence. the move came as a list of recommendations as a list to improve uber's culture. they include limiting spending on alcohol, and prohibiting the controlled substances, and banning office romances. >>> and then federal and state law requires employers to provide lactation breaks, and it goes a lot further than that, and it provides a surface area and clean area to be provided for a best pump. >>> a pwepblgut includes a policy that would guarantee on a spot to high school students as long as they meet the admission requirements. more than 31,000 students were rejected because they applied to overcrowded schools, and they are going to be now redirected to another campus that has space. >>> and then finding out where they are going to spend summer working. they are taking part

you see it on the board here. ame in with his left arm hurricanes nonpitching arm, jammed it pretty good. both bodies went flying off the bag. ball came out of his mitt. takes a step back off the rubber here. >> he's going to go for the wind-up on the 1-2, two outs. swing and a miss, strike three. inning over. republicans get two on the board in the top of the first. and lead it 2-0 as we go bottom first here. richmond in some trouble early on. i think we're used to just seing the lockdown 1-2-3 inning from him. >> yes, uncharacteristic. sometimes takes guys a while to get settled. credit the republicans for taking advantage of the mistakes. there was only one hit in that inning. two walks. couple of wild pitches. stolen base. an error. >> this is a game of runs, hits, and error, which -- would you credit or discredit the democrats for a few of those errors? >> i don't think you can officially give them an error. >> they had some mishaps out there. >> one on the catcher. that qualifies on that last run. >> you know

said to herlo is place david bonner been on the board. vis kalanick's -- in economic news, mexico's finance minister gives bloomberg his view of the economy exclusively. that is ahead. we are one hour from the close of trading. there has been a lot of bouncing around. 500e have the dow and s&p trading lower. we has the nasdaq -- we have the nasdaq trading higher. we will be turning to that in a being, but the nasdaq helped out not just by big tech, but biotech. we have oil down 2%. in the bear market from the very highest despite the the february market report could have been considered bullish. nonetheless, investors still a little bit nervous. energy.chesapeake increasings citing liquidity concerns versus liquidity inventory. analysts think the stock has more than 30% downside from the current level. love this chart. we hop into the bloomberg. it is the one your chart. the moving line here is the 33 day moving average, something not too long, not too short. we can see that oil has been trading in this range. right now, we are at the bott

breaking down the shifting power in the board room, plus a campaign by employees to bring the controversialeo back. bloomberg tech's live streaming on twitter, check us out. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: sean parker has a step down from spotify's board of directors. he was an early spotify investor, joining the service in 2010. plenty of heavyweights will remain at the company. including former disney ceo, stag. the world's largest music streaming service will go public on the new york stock exchange this year. you developments in the wake of travis kalanick's exit as uber's ceo as the ridesharing start up tries a new chapter, we have new date -- details behind his exit. eric newcomer joins us now. we have been getting more and more details about how exactly this happened. two investors flying to chicago to deliver him a letter. tell us what we know now. one who is on the board until recently left his two partners, peter and matt, flight to chicago to meet travis at the wrist and hand deliver him this and hand-deliver him this letter telling him to resign. the letters got travis out. emily: w

and don't even get me started on the shorter board. re is the product that actually sits as the junior to this? if you started to figure out how to make a smaller piece of wood with the same trucks and the same wheels, and you make 30 of those, as well, a day, then, all of a sudden, you've driving everything down even more. mike: well... kerry: hi. nice to meet you. i'm kerry. nikki: nice to meet you. mike: mike maloney. nice to meet you. -kerry: nice to meet you. -lemonis: one of the things that concerns me about this deal is the fact that their lease is running out in a couple months. to solve that problem, i want to take them around denver to look at a couple spaces. and i found one that i really like. kerry: it's, like, definitely a new and up-and-coming. it's called the rino district. lots of new retail, lots of breweries. lemonis: is this an old building renovated? kerry: it is. nikki: oh, very cool. -mike: [ chuckles ] -kerry: it's a bigger space. it's about 4,100 square feet. lemonis: your current space is... -nikki: 3,000. -mik

>> in the scheme of bloomberg dramatic board meetings, not the top of the list.ople are on the board, and they are beginning the search process to find the ceo to replace travis. emily: it seems like there is not any one specific waiting in the wings to take the job, whether it is the ceo or coo job. it looks like they are starting from scratch. >> there is not a clear favorite. no strong internal candidate. it is a matter of finding some well-liked, high-profile executive who has run a big organization already who can step in and help recover the brand and organizational prowess. emily: the search for the new ceo will dominate the headlines. one last story, tesla making an agreement with the chinese government to produce vehicles and shanghai. what can you tell us? >> big change from the way they make their vehicles now. it would be a big break from tradition. but this is a big market for tesla, and they face the 25% tariff when they bring cars that are manufactured here. that puts them at a disaffected. they are more expensive in china than here. that gets the

once the ocr gives its approval the board will vote to adopt the changes. the superintendent said that vote has to happen before august 1. because on august 1 all district administrators are scheduled to begin title ix training. >>> he was known as a catholic progressive and a supporter of interfaith cooperation. a well respected san francisco archbishop has died. >>> a new petition to reinstate transects -- sense -- uber former ceo just days after he reside. >>> northbound to 80 in san jose does not look bad. >>> the weather doesn't look as bad as yesterday. it will be a lot better for some. temperatures coming down, there was still be 90s inland but not the 100+. >>> nancy pelosi defended her leadership after democrats lost this week in special elections in georgia and south carolina. however, some democrats say pelosi is a problem and may be a liability as democrats tried to retake control of the house next year. >>> in a mocking tweet resident trump wrote, i certainly hope democrats do not force nancy p out. that would be very bad for the republican par

maxwell continues to deny the allegations brought forward by four school board members. they say they have evidence hundreds of students have graduated without meeting state requirements. that there is grade fixing and records manipulation. i'm in favor of the investigation, but i do hope that it can be wrapped up very quickly. >> sarah leonard just graduated from prince george's county. she says she does have questions about how the number of graduates increased over the last few years. it's great that so many people grad ited, but did our reading scores yupg, our mat scores go up. she says while she wants to get to the truth she also feels this is putting her own diploma into question. >> people were like did they eastern their diplomas at prince george's county and that's not fair to all the people who graduated this year and years past to worked hard to get diplomas. it's unknown when the investigation will start. the state first has to go through a bidding process to higher an outside business. the president of the state board of education says getting this done quic

the pressure did not come from the board. a rare move, investors pushed travis kalanick to step aside. these invested -- investors poured more than 16 million into uber. caroline hyde broke down the news with our bloomberg tech reporter eric newcomer and a partner at the lead edge and investor into uber. kalanickar -- travis hoped it would satisfy critics and give him time to recharge after the death of his mother and a sort of take responsibility for the findings of the holder inquiry. it clearly was not enough. bill and some other major investors in uber sort of let this campaign to tell travis that he needed to step aside and that looks to be what finally convinced him to leave his position as ceo. caroline: as an investor, this is something you agree with and why did it come down to the investor base and not the board? >> i think the investor base represents a large interest in the company and that is an andrtant source of control influence of the business. i think it is important to recognize that travis kalanick also re

you see the boarded—up doorway from the attack.tack. you see the boarded—up doorway where the attackers forced their way in. there we re attackers forced their way in. there were no more suspects after the attack, thankfully. it has in a difficult week for southwark cathedral, the traders of borough market and the residents. a lot of tourists coming through, looking at borough market aren't going to the cathedral. there are five services today for the cathedral, they have been moving occasion. thank you. the headlines on bbc news: downing street and the democratic unionist party both insist that no parliamentary pact has yet been agreed between them. the leader of the dup, arlene foster, is expected in london on tuesday. she says there had been some good discussions on reaching a deal, but nothing is finalised. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says there could be another general election soon and he is preparing an alternative queen's speech. the latest from downing street is that the government reshuffle has begun. we have seen t

you know, if you play the theme for friends i think that allie would be on board. i think she remembers the theme song for friends. >> i do. >>> let's take a look at the commute. traffic moving along okay if you are driving out to the altamont pass. westbound 580 a little slow traffic coming in. traffic is pretty good to livermore and pleasanton. i told you 880 would get it still, traffic looking pretty good. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza a little crowding in the cash lanes. >>> air quality officials have issued another spare the air quality report. you can help by carpooling or taking public transportation. >>> while it may be cooler today health officials say be very careful with this heat. there are outreach programs to help the most vulnerable. the health department set medical teams to check on the thousands who live in camps like jurassic park off of oakland road. they are also worried about people live in their cars. >>> the state power grid is under a lot of pressure. in the bay area alone weather 170,000 customers lost power. transformants need

more people here wanted to speak, but comment was denied by the majority of the board. that motion fails. every day this week i've asked the maryland state department of education will it be investigating these claims, so far the department will not say one way or the other. i've also been in touch with governor larry hogan's office, today a spokesperson tells me we are continuing to look into this. she says the governor is out of the country until next week, but when he returns he will be in touch with fox5. we've talked to numerous school employees and parents about these l allegations and we're continuing to learn more as people reach out to us. tropical storm cindy made landfall in southwest ton, louisiana this morning pounding coastal areas with high winds, heavy rain and flash flooding. sipped did i is now a tropical depression, but it is still packing quite heading our way. the storm that was tropical storm cindy when she made landfall greatly diminished and now quickly becoming quite a remnant area of low pressure. we still have a center on this storm and it's ba

he is on the board right now. ink the question is, could he have another role -- it is not clear. becoming ceo is very unlikely. emily: there are new allegations travis kalanick knew that anthony levandowski stole files from alphabet a year ago. what do we know about this? eric: we are still learning. that came from waymo. a lot of questions will be asked about what travis knew, when. it will be a continuous theme as we go forward, figuring out why he would buy this company where it seems like in retrospect, there were so many red flags. emily: interesting. i know you will get right on the phone after this for new information. thank you. emily: we bring you an exclusive interview with a rocket internet's oliver samwer, what he says about delivery heroes ipo and of the european tech scene. check us out on the radio, the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: large european companies meet startup founders at the national -- international noah conference in berlin. excitement ar

losses pretty much across the board. the dax and in lower.y of decline for european stocks. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is noon in new york, 5:00 p.m. in london and midnight in hong kong. welcome to bloomberg markets. vonnie: from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories on the bloomberg and around the world that we are following. >> hoover's next direction. they look for a new leader after forcing goobers founder travis kalanick to resign. a saudi shakeup. theking named his son as ruler next in line. we look at what this means for the kingdom's future. anxiety after a bear market. we are halfway into the trading day and abigail doolittle joins us now with the latest, mostly it is about oil. be getting very moment. now we have a divergence. abigail: we have the dow trading slightly lower. the nasdaq up 6/10 of 1%. that is being

he has resigned but remains on the board. ragged through a number of controversies just in the past few months alone. it's in the middle of a lawsuit with waymo, accused of sexual whatever r harassment in the workplace that added great pressure on travis kalanick to step aside the investors felt the same. now, of course, the search is on for who will replace him and what next for the company. >> so what are you hearing, arjun? who could lead the company and who will lead the search for a ceo? >> we understand, you know, ub he uber has some high level executives, the likes of arianna huffington, bill gurley who came out this morning in support of kalanick saying he will be in the history books as a great entrepreneur that board will lead the search now. we've seen a lot of high-level departures from uber already, but also other silicon tech companies, twitter as an example. there does not seem to be a clear front-runner at the moment hopefully we will hear more noises around that over the next few days >> arjun thank you very m

europe stocks lower across the board. france and germany to and germany to take a slower speed the cac courant. markets were all in the red as well. a one and a quarter% loss on the hang seng. you see right across your screen to start this week. a massive heat wave strike in the u.s. record-breaking temperatures from omaha to new york city. what you can expect the rest of the week coming up. penguins put in the predators on ice. pittsburgh topping nashville to win a second straight stanley cup. highlights from the big game ahead. of that and more coming up a financial analyst others in morocco is back. she strategist michael block. pwc partner mitch rachelle. welcome, each and every one of you. mike has set the bar high. he was pre-gaming with pantera. i don't know where pantera takes you, but we will see. >> it's very calm, very exciting. as washington is as well post the prizes. to discuss the agenda and everything that matters to your money. ron desantis is here. fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano

the board that she chairs. we now know behind the scenes the epa was trying to get her to change her testimony so she would be more in line with agency talking points. professor swak hammer responded, quote, my testimony is submitted and embargoed. i assure you my main message is mine, mine, mine alone. edited, strong science is needed to ensure public health. and then scientists, deborah swak hammer went to capitol hill exa exactly as she promised she would, and delivered her testimony despite that pressure. joining us tonight is deb dra swak hammer, chair of the e palomino, a board of counselors, professor of environmental health sciences at the university of minnesota. professor, thank you very much for being here. very much appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> you are currently chair of the board of scientific counselors at the epa. >> that is correct. >> what is the role of that board? >> this board reports to the assistant to the administer of research and development at epa and we guide the assis

if you are cleaning house on the board, does she the need for outside directors to lead?the members, especially independent directors, if you see their background, they are very talented individuals, but i don't think we can working together in the board to clean new since toshiba 2015 how to clean up the mess. in 2016, again, another issue came up, like westinghouse and other subsidiaries. >> sure. we are still uncertain if the shareholders will be on board on your recommendation, which is a bold one. toshiba has been demoted to the second section of the total stock exchange. do you think a de-listing will the wake-up call toshiba needs to reform itself? >> i hope so. it is kind of too late to wake up, but they still have a limited time frame, and also, they like the last two years which we hade, , thisrouble, like toshiba time they could not release the financial statement because the independent auditor won it to go back a few more years of their financial statements, and toshiba's response was, no, we don't need to we have deadline, and a statements are fine. of cours

train to the bad news keeps coming for uber. a board member of the right feeling company forced to resign over inappropriate companies that may have offended women. lauren: and sports committee committing a game for the yankees and angels. a two run homer for the los angeles dodgers right fielder may be overshadowed by what he did after the home run. we will have highlights. cheryl: good morning, lauren. good morning, all of you. wednesday, june 14th. welcome to "fbn:am." following on the latest breaking news this morning. lauren: officials in london have confirmed a number that's in a massive fire that engulfed a high-rise overnight. officials say 50 people have been taken to the hospital. the fighting broke out in a 24 story tower in leominster at kensington area before 1:00 a.m. local time quickly spread to the whole building. cheryl: details of witnesses as well and people pleading for help from the upper floors of the building. >> there is a flat right at the top that you can see people out there trying to make noise and showing us

>> clearly there's an opening on the board. ed in the medium to long-term here and it is just an opportunity for him to help restructure the company. >> speaking of, a lot has been made at the debt load that the company has. i'm looking at the bloomberg .ere, gdi as for valiant what you will see here is that this year there is some debt that is due, mainly the think bar terminal that's outstanding, but starting in 20 20th gets ugly because that is where you start to see the bottom principle being do and it continues. what kind of new ideas are there when it comes to this debt restructuring at valiant? or is it a matter of just tuning to sell off assets and cash? >> i think the 2022 is the first significant maturity they have faced, which buys them a lot of time. it's a lot of time to give a couple of billion dollars investors that are pending that should close this year. they have plenty of time not to try to implement the plan and turn things around. they have bought themselves enough time, but to the chain strategy? >> i think

right seeing the banks across the board tray down including the big bank of bank of america.e have regionals, 2.4% down by citizens financials, and prudential insurance company also down. this is the worst sector -- energy is the worst sector for the s&p 500, but this is one of the drags on the s&p 500 today. vonnie: thank you for that market update. coming up, steve mnuchin talks bank regulation, tax reform, and the consumer protection agency. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. here's mark crumpton. mark: more on our top story of the day, that shooting at that baseball practice this morning attended by congressional republicans in alexandria, virginia. pennsylvania congressman patrick man is listed on the roster for tomorrow's congressional charity baseball game. he wasn't at this morning's practice but he did speak to reporters at the capital. heis jeff was locking out actually saw the shooter who spoke to him and said, who are those guys? he said, that's the congressional baseball team. he said, what are they, republicans or democrats? he said, he rep

the new workers will be on board next week. almost doubles the size of existing facebook team that monitors hate speech. >>> a bill that would ban smoking in all state beaches and all state parks is one step closer to becoming law. many cities in california bans smoking at the beach. but the bill's author says it is overdue. >> things that are picked by children, wildlife, and dangerous and poisonous to any life. that is not why we go to the beaches. >> the bill prohibits all forms of tobacco. >>> republicans push back a vote on the senate health care bill. the reason they are confident despite the delay. >>> the latest cyber attack and what you can do tonight to protect yourself. still no answers...but plenty of problems. a new global malware attack. the >>> right now at 6:30, still no answer but plenty of problems. virus takes over your computer. the search is on to beat this ransomware. >> best advice is don't turn your computer on. but that is not practical. >> reporter: cyber attacks, mostly invisible and barely auditable t

the way. it's a very large board. 18 people on the board they've been on top of this. i know a lot of them have wanted him to stay this board you know, you've got to take a look at who's been a part of this decision. and there's no stronger board in corporate america. it's large >> jeff, we got to thank you for your perspective especially with this breaking news appreciate it very, very much we will see you very soon, sir >> thank you >> when we return, markets in focus. the dow coming off a record close but an apple downgrade putting some pressure on tech. we'll talk strategy after the break. and bring you more on this big news at general electric mr. immelt stepping down i think we should do that meeting tomorrow. well wait. what did you think about her? it's definitely a new idea, but there's no business track record. well, have you seen her work? no. is it good? good? at cognizant, we're helping today's leading banks make better lending decisions with new sources of data- so, multiply that by her followers, speaking engagements, work experience... credit history. th

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here is the boards and how we closed. all right across the board -- all red across the board. not to drill down on that tech theme too much, but that was the dominant theme. the nasdaq off .5%. it was big tech shares that got selling. of the that is getting nina melendez first with first word news. the new british cabinet has met for the first time as u.k. and european union officials failed to agree to a start date for brexit top. a meeting in brussels broke up without any firm commitment on when to begin the process. officials say they are unclear about what the u.k. wants out of brexit and are increasingly frustrated about delays in getting around the negotiating table. the white house says it is preparing to release the results of an investigation into the impact of real imports on national -- steel imports on national security. it would take effort to stop firms from dumping steel at artificially low prices. the president can ask unilaterally, which could include restricting shipment. department'sury much anticipated report on banking regulation is to include proposals for

the board members who are eric's friends start dropping off the board. by 2015, which is the most recent year we have documents on this, the board is made up of 17 people. two of them have the last name trump. six of them are trump organization employees, and one of them did $16 million in business with the trump campaign. so you're looking at a majority of the board who are financially dependent on donald trump at the time the board is making the decision to hold a golf tournament at a donald trump course and pay the organization. >> he hasn't responded to you, dan. what questions -- what would you want to ask eric trump right now? >> well, i think the first thing is, is there any plausible explanation for this? you said that all of the expenses were paid for. you said that you guys weren't charging. you said that you weren't charging on food. you said that you weren't charging on drinks. where did all of this money go? if you break down the expenses of the tournament, how could one tournament cost this much? were there other tournaments that you guys we

the board of trustees announced it's taking over the system after the death of a student., brandon hudson, has more on the new changes. >> the board of trustees did not vote to band the greek life system but they believe the changes are necessary. so far the plans are not going over well with the family of piazza. >> the university board of trustees had a list of change, zero tall kwrupbs for hazing, and restrictions at social events like no hard liquor, and more spot checks at greek houses and a student fee for joining greek houses. >> we are not going to tolerate this kind of hazing and alcohol. >> after the announcement, nbc10 spoke to attorney, tom klein, and he called the initiatives lacking. >> what the family is looking for is change, and that change involves concrete actions that are taken. >> prosecutors say the 19-year-old piazza died after he had a alcohol limit over the legal limb, and 18 fraternity brothers face charges including hazing and involuntary manslaughter. his parents sent penn state a thursday asking the school to fire administrators tied to their s

has -- he has stayed on the uber board. e brexit vote for quinn do people familiar with the matter, the largest bank is scattered for an additional space to her jpmorgan agreed to buy an office building their pair the bank also considering whether to lease property in amsterdam. all of this would be workers relocated in london. vonnie: digging with banks, it is time for backgrounds and issues of interests. converted goals convertibles also known as cocoa bonds. boost capital meets tougher regulatory requirements. investors are skeptical. for the first time in regulators wiped that investors and $1.4 billion worth of bonds as part of a rescue. here is the situation. by a rival when it collapsed under a mountain of that property loans. the muted reaction of debt markets was considered a win. since they were written off without rattling trading. the most popular form is used to , ase additional capital first line of defense against financial shocks after equity. the bonds are also purchased by investors hungry for income in a l

the majority of the board have called the accusations insulting and disparaging. a charge prince george's county school ceo dr. kevin maxwell had repeatedly denied including in public at last week's board meeting there. maxwell repeatedly denied interview with fox5 but gave a statement saying from the beginning i have maintained that politics lie at the root of these accusations. he continued we look forward to collaborating with the maryland state department of education to resolve this matter. maxwell does have the support of the majority of the board. those nine wrote their own letter to the state last week blasting the grade inflation claims and what you're seeing here, last night based on fox5's latest report of the governor calling for an investigation the chairman of the school board tweeted this "what a shocker. republican governor who has cut millions from prince george's county public schools now joins those doubting our students' achievement ." a prior investigation of the same complaint did find no wrongdoing but some of the board members who were conce

right now you see nothing on the board. looking at 87, and 88 in allentown for the forecast high temperature for today. and we're up to the upper 80s as well for trenton, voorhees, and near 80 degrees at the jersey shore. now, this is by no means a washout today. if you have plans outside with dad you can do them, and it's not going to be very comfortable in the afternoon with these temperatures, and the feels-like temperatures will be in the 90s, but you don't have to cancel them because of stormy weather because that comes tomorrow. we are in a flood watch along the 95 corridor. monday afternoon through monday evening, we have issued a first alert because we are looking at a threat of strong to severe thunderstorms moving through. when you have that, you have the threat of flash flooding and things like damaging winds and hail moving through the area, and this is the area of storms right now, and it's still well to our west, and the storm's center, you see spinning near the great lakes, and that cold front diving deep. it'

as you know, travis controls the board. somebody may have survived this. a management committee of more than 10 employees. it includes, as you know, a very long list of empty positions after the exodus it's not just kalanick, it's uber's chief deal maker, amir michael. jeff jones we couldn't fit them all on the graphic. the question now though is what does an uber 2.0 world look like and one where we will not have a travis 2.0 lrunning the company. that is what competitors are trying to figure out lyft for its part has not been sitting back watching the debacle. it's been raising money, signing more partners with the likes of waymo, jaguar, delta it is gaining ground in terms of market share as for the vc community which has pretty much thrown money at uber over the years, some of the people say uber's shakeup could make other startups, particularly in silicon valley, think about what internal governance, what internal controls they have particularly as they grow >> deidre, thank you very much covering the uber story out west. >>> when we come back, media m

council members save protesters disrupted the meeting to let -- when the board was voting. the city will study alternatives . the councilmember does not know whether that boat was official because of the disruption. >>> a long debated plan to expand the west county detention center at richmond appears to be moving ahead. yesterday supervisors voted four miles want to spent $25 million for a new building. the state already promised $70 billion for that project. the money will be used for mental health treatment facility for inmates. >>> many critics have opposed this project for a long time. the contra costa county supervisor voted against it and says the money should be used for community services instead of expanding the jail. >>> in san francisco supervisors unanimously approved banning businesses from selling flavored tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes, flavored chewing tobacco and flavored liquids containing nicotine used in electronic cigarettes. supervisor melia cohen sponsored the legislation . the ban takes effect -- takes effect next april. it is only on

recommendations for the company represented in sunday's board reading. to adopt all the recommendations which could include training and to address the future of key executives including someone michael and travis kalanick. it comes at time of both personal and professional turmoil. his 4-year-old mother died in a boating accident at the end of famous father was seriously injured. kalanick has been tending to him since the accident. a recent memo sent to employees in 2013 was leaked. he was also seen in a video galina uber driver in february. hoover has not issued any comments so far. cheryl: the results of the investigation tomorrow. >> are expected to learn more about attorney general holder recommended to uber. we will see what they change. lauren: thank you. cheryl: global market action overnight. the technology selloff was not taken on friday continued in markets this morning. the nikkei down half a percent. hang seng is up at shanghai coffee down 1% as well. pressure continues. >> stocks in europe so enough as well. the ftse down 30 points in londo

same roles same procedures same policies across the board. that's why it starts to feel. corporate unlike a business. called bullies. do not want to. return to some of the worst schools in the fall they should. have to. run a substance to police. i really worry about the kind of child that becomes an adult after years in this kind of environment so if you survive being in compliance being all kind of adult will you become well you become an adult who would question when something is going wrong which become adults who just comply. school reform should be about uplifting an entire group of people but in ten years you could not produce an elevated populace. your model has failed. and the evidence is the fifty two percent black male unemployment rate the evidence is the thirty nine percent child poverty rate in the evidence is the twenty six thousand young people between the ages of sixteen and twenty four who when that work and who are not in school. i am. not the arms around so like me and change are fundamental institutions without empathy it's not tomorrow our people come

the board of trustees meets this morning. and hopefully will take some action, the parents hope, because they have not seen enough action just yet despite their still grieving over their son's loss. they want not just green and another guy fired they want those 18 frat boys expelled, criminal justice system may take care of that themselves because they may end up going to prison and not be able to go to school but they also want the fraternity whole life situation, on that campus and every campus in this country to be changed so we don't have john bellu.s. hi animal house type part that is end up becoming killing machines in their son's case and that movie came out 40 years ago. hard to believe they still do that silly, now deadly stuff. the other thing that is going on today that you will talk more about tom kline had a hand in and that was representing some victims in the sandusky serial rape case and those people, are sentenced to day in a strange coincidence. penn state will have two awful headlines making national news ag