tyler's is managing director at madison dearborn partners in chicago illinois and former minnesota vikings. okay. i could not stop. before i recognize you to provide your testimony let me briefly remind everyone of the five men and lighting system. been the system is pretty straightforward. when i recognize you, you will have five minutes to give testimony. the light will be green. after four minutes they will turn yellow. i would hope that you would be looking to wrapping up the testimony when it turns red please wrap up as expeditiously as you can.

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there's really been two quarterbacks for the vikings that have been okay since then.mmy cramer and wade wilson. seriously. and that's how i view it. maybe the vikings would sell the minnesota farm to get in a position to get somebody that actually knows how to play quarterback. and i'm not passionate about this at all. stick around. rapid response panel is next. >>> i'm sue herrera with your cnbc market wrap. stocks post slight gains. the dow ends up about 17 points. the s&p added 3. the nasdaq gained 14. >>> target shares fell more than 3% today. the coe gregg steinhafel is leaving the company after the data breach. >>> and a report on the service sector turned the market around. helped it grow at the fastest pace in eight months. and that's it from cnbc. we are first in business worldwide. no matter what kind of business you own, at&t business experts can help keep it running... seamlessly. so you can get back to what you love. when everyone and everything works together, business just sings. so ally bank has a that won't trap me in a rate. that's correct. cause i'm

stuart: i've got viking stock. [laughter] >> they also own viking now. $148 million house, he may buy a few of these things. stuart: viking stoves. it's a big one. >> i hate to digress so much, but i was at a barbecue thing, a new place, i mean, the stuff that they have just four grand just for high-end stuff. and, of course, the outdoor stuff is outrageous. stuart: rich people buying it. >> there are. oh, man, stuart just left. [laughter] no, he did. stuart: all right. the senate is expected to bring to a vote, a vote actually, they're going to bring it up, on the keystone pipeline. it's going to come to the floor of the senate this week. democrat senator joe manchin says the votes are there to pass it. if passed, this bill would compel the president to build the pipeline. why is senate majority leader harry reid doing this? he's a harsh critic of building the pipeline, so why is he pushing for a vote that would mandate that you build it? congresswoman from tennessee, marsha blackburn, visiting us in new york today, will explain. i can't explain this. i

you played together on the vikings, right? >> yes, we did. >> way back when.d the money has changed. you were just telling me, jack, in a moment ago, that in 2002, david carr, who is or is no longer in the career, made $60 million as the number one pick. tonight whoever that number one pick is will make what? >> probably in the range of $25 million to $28 million. >> why is that? >> because of the collective bargaining agreement. it's changed the way rookies are drafted. a lot of it i think is for the better. a lot of the lower-round guys get more guaranteed money. at the same time, the national football league is definitely making a pretty penny. >> sue, who is one of the world's greatest packer fans -- >> i know, last season -- >> cheesehead. >> -- it was kind of painful, but hope springs eternal. corey, some of these athletes think they're going to play football forever. you played 11 seasons which is a considerably longer period of time than a lot of these guys do. how can you impress upon them the fact that yes, they're very talented, yes, they're going t

well, the vikings are building a $1 billion stadium that should be ready in 2016.w, of course, they beat out indianapolis and new orleans for the right to host the most watched event on television. new orleans, by the way, was 10 for 10 going into this in terms of getting super bowls. they didn't pay their light bill last time, so they didn't get it. indianapolis, rated the highest ever for super bowl experience. they hosted a super bowl a couple years ago. minnesota built a new stadium. >> see this smile? it's been on since last night. i reacted the same way they did in the video. i saw that news and i jumped up screaming. no one was there to celebrate with me. >> it made me uncomfortable. the squealing was odd, i have to say. >> it's the closest the minnesota vikings are ever going to get to a super bowl. >> so not true. i think it's not going to be a blizzard. it's not going to be that cold. >> they have a roof, so it doesn't matter. >> doesn't matter. >> we are always that excited when we see you. 27 minutes after the hour. breaking news overnight. the republic

>> check out the maker of viking up ends.ou can see the stock is down about 6.5%, but over the course of the past year, it's gained about 54%, investors thinking now maybe the time to take a few of those profits still a focus. tyler, back over to you. >> it's interesting to learn that viking oven -- >> the gold there, up about 30 cents at 1288 per ounce, basically unchanged, folks. silver a bit lower, copper higher by about 0.7%. palladium down, and platinum at 1461, down 1.40 or about one tenth of 1%. seema mody following the big movers. >> hey, tyler, we are seeing a bit of a comeback on this friday afternoon, the nasdaq up about six to seven points, though keep in mind the nasdaq down about 1.5% on the week. we've seen a lot of volatility in the so-called momentum stocks, valuation being the big concern there, but at least for today, we're seeing a rebound in a lot of the social media names, plus tesla shares higher, so a lot of focus on the momos. the focus being the -- acquisition -- dollar acquisition of beats, which wo

and we will start in palo alto and go down on the peninsula to palo alto high school, home of the viking, your ceremony is 5:00, and it will be 79 at 4:00 and nice and mild and plenty of sunshine and not too breezy. just down the road we have the titans at 77 degrees at 5:00. you will drop to 68 by 8:00. heading all the way over to the south bay, specifically, alum rock, 78 degrees at 5:00 and dropping down to 69. your ceremony starts at 6:00. just down the road from you, we have another one, starting at 6:00, in mount pleasant, the cardinals at 76 degrees and dropping down to 67. congratulations. enjoy the picture perfect weather the we have breezes on live doppler 7 hd and notice many areas are faster than ten miles per hour but we are most concerned along the bayshore line and into the delta small craft advisory with wind at 15 to 25 15- to 25-knots until 3:00 tomorrow morning and same on the coast. where they are most dangerous is the central valley the whole area highlighted in red which does include solano county with high flag warning until 8:00 tomorrow evening. some of the bring

i had no -- loan pine and viking are so large.u get to that level of assets, you filed this with paulson and you have to stray, you have to deploy the capitol from your core capitol. not in terms of people but in terms of assets. it is a great point. but i think when you are successful you have to come up with an expert idea. they had their housing short. and then the next thing they did was this goal long position. it works and then it didn't to the point where they are trying to deemphasize that. hedge funds are always talking about remaining nimble. they make big place big purchase orders or short stocks. but at the same time having that huge aum to work with is nothing to sniff out either. >> right, but as you point out it seems to be something that the big institutions actually like. and perhaps predictability although less performance. you remember bridge water had trouble with the all weather found. it is a strategy that they pioneered and is designed to do well in almost any weather. >> for the moment, kate thank you for t

bears, vikings-- 24-21. sherri's a good woman. why do you want to hurt her?ur lines, nobody gets hurt. when i get hitched... you got to have a date first, bozo. uh, spiegelman, 6a. who won, anyway? she must be out.

i got a seductive collapse of confidence in viking parts of the administration of justice . welcome to six mm on the newly appointed minister for justice francis fitzgerald has promised a new era and the new culture restore confidence in policing here. mr fitzgerald received the seal of office this afternoon after the show commenced replacement in the boil. human as efficient as provide leadership and deal with the challenges and issues currently faced by the gandhi and her department i cleaned since frances fitzgerald is within the shinkansen event in dublin this morning bush he was remaining calling. but soon after with the peace goodness that it is getting to the department of justice attorney for making the department of children in the afternoon and the receipts tastiest of office the new minister for justice pill with a heavenly took time to change gears as there are four investigations involving her department and the outcome of the first one the key report will be published tomorrow the area as well as the new era new clothes. so that the irish guy citizens. competen

the vikings' new $1 billion stadium will host the 2018 big game which could mean tens of millions incash. 1992 was the last time. it's scheduled to be finished in 2014. future super bowl cities, by the way, they include super bowl xlix in glendale, arizona. super bowl l in santa clara, california. should be san francisco. and super bowl li in houston, texas. i'm so excited. >>> good news from hall of famer jim kelly, the buffalo bills' great is done with chemotherapy. it doesn't mean his battle with sinus cancer is over. he's just saying i'm still fighting. and he is. a lot of folks rooting for him. >>> a massive sinkhole opens at a tennessee university. it's 40 feet wide and 40 feet deep. officials say construction caused it to grow. they're greg to fill it with rock and concrete. i don't want to be that guy operating the crane in the hole. that's probably not the best job to have. >>> "early today" is brought to you by just for men autostop. the foolproof way to get rid of gray. >>> just ahead, a winner has been declared on "the voice." >>> plus neil patrick harris is penning an au

. >> vikings new $1 billion stadium will host the 2018 big game which can means tens of thousands in tax dollars. 19921 the last time they got it. the stadium scheduled to finnish 2016. lots of glass there. future super bowl cities, glendale, arizona, san francisco and houston, texas. in baseball's minor league, two teammates they brawl. heated words on the field lead to a dugout scuffle. one apparently bites off some of the other's ear. >> no! >> yes. he goes tyson on him. plastic surgery in the mix. and i've heard maybe a bit of the ear fell on the dugout floor. i don't know. >> maybe it can be reattached. >> that's right. good news from hall of famer jim kelly, buffalo bill great is done with chemo treatment. that doesn't mean the battle with cancer is over. he is just saying, hey, man, i am still fighting. a lot of people rooting for him. >>> a massive sink hole opens near the end zone at tennessee university. 40 feet wide and 40 feet deep. hopefully it stops growing here. they're going to fill it with rock and concrete. that is a lot of rock and concrete. i want to be that dguy

the game will be played in the new vikings stadium that is currently under construction. but, yeah. game is fine. a lot of people travel. there it is minnesota in the middle of winter. >> it's not as sexy as new orleans could be. to baseball now, yankees visiting the cubs. tanaka started the season 6-0. his luck ran out last night. 'loud a career high four runs in six innings, notching his first mlb loss after a 6-1 cubs victory. my sister was at that game last night. she on one of the roof top bars. >> who is she rooting for? >> she's an orioles fan so she was probably just drinking. >> we go to the miners. it started with an argument between albuquerque teammates miguel olivio. he has to be restrained before and after charging alex ferero. things escalated. the next inning, the two go at it. olivio bites a chunk out of his ear. see thim there? he reportedly required plastic surgery. no charges have been filed yet. they're trying to put together a reel minor leaguers of albuquerque. >> the isotopes. >> jen likes that. always bring it back to "real housewives." we go back to the maj

. >> gma news and the vikings? >> i am a packer fan. i can't speak about the vikings.ere years ago. >> that was a while ago. you're getting a new stadium. thrilled to have you here. >> thank you. >> thank you for clarity on target. >> coming up on bloomberg discussance, we will the conversation starter status. week'scover of this bloomberg businessweek which is available on your tablet and newsstands today. we also want to bring you our twitter question. this has to do with a big business story we're are following. steve ballmer making a two nil -- a $2 billion bid for the los angeles clippers. @bsurveillance. ♪ >> this is bloomberg "surveillance." let's get you some company news now. we start with some automobile news. ford is recalling about 1.1 million suvs from north america. almost 23 million vehicles have been recalled in the u.s. this year. general motors accounts for more than half of that. volkswagen is ready to speed up the introduction of its new cars to the united states. cars to bels for new introduced here every five years instead of every seven. the comp

no worry of snow the game will be played in the minnesota vikings new $1 billion stadium. it will be the second super bowl in minneapolis which hosted the super bowl in the metrodome back in 1992. the washington redskins beat the buffalo bills then. >> today triple crown hopeful california krohn starts training on the track at belmont park. they are in new york after a 4-hour road trip in baltimore. california chrome trying to be the first triple crown winner in 56 years. >> dancing with the stars, speaking of who is watching, crowning a new champion. >> the winners and new champions of "dancing with the stars" are merrill and mac. >> merrill davis and her partner mac taking home the mirror ball trophy. >> amy perdy finished second. candice cameron bray came in third. >> before you get in your car this morning a brand new general motors recall this tell you about this morning. this will one different from all of the others. loren joins us with more. >> the hits keem on coming, another 2.4 million vehicles bringing the u.s. recall total this year to only 14 million just to

and i'm just deeply disappointed you couldn't help the vikings be a super bowl team. you mention that your daughter is playing lacrosse at notre dame. i'm -- watching her experience and your experience, i'm wondering if you were ever discouraged at notre dame from taking a class or pursuing a major because you are you -- you were a student-athlete? >> i was not and further they encouraged us to pursue our academic passions,mer chairman. >> you wisely moved to on from a bachelors degree in biology, which i also found useless, so -- if you -- i think probably most of us on this panel -- i can't speak for everybody but you mentioned a lot of issues that could be and should be addressed. injuries, for example, you had a list of things that ought to be look at and your conclusion was that that is something that the universities, notre dame and all of them, including baylor and stanford, ought to be addressing, and that being a member of a union, a student athletes being member of an union, wouldn't help that. am i oversimplifying your position. >> i would say that i think

i'm disappointed you could not help the vikings. you mentioned that your daughter is playing the cross -- across the better than. watching her experience and your experience of wonder if you were discouraged from taking a class or pursuing a major. >> i was not. >> if you -- most of us on this panel, i can speak for everybody, but a lot of issues that could be and should be addressed. the university's ought to be addressing. a member of the union and my oversimplifying a position? >> bernard, stanford, noted in each of our institutions provide that. for a student athlete not to graduate with the university with a degree in hand it is a total disservice. >> thank you. he mentioned something like 86 percent. could you talk about your graduation rate? >> did in fact graduate. north did advanced degrees, graduate degrees. here is the key point the university creates a culture that encourages the student to do the best that he/she can. there are obviously important issues. we completely agree with that. we are part of a conversation that

. >> the legend of the worm dates back to 1845 to the time of the vikings. >> once there was this littlel who had a golden ring, and put the golden ring in the box. she wanted the gold to grow so she would become rich. so she found a little worm and put it on top of the golden ring. and the worm was supposed to protect it and maybe make it grow. >> but as in so many fables, there's a twist. >> and the worm grew instead. and so when she found out, she was very afraid, and she took her box and threw it in the river. and there the worm grew. it became a giant monster. >> storybooks tell of a deadly sea serpent wreaking havoc from its watery dwelling. >> caused a lot of trouble for people in this area. i think that the message of the story is that if you don't deal with your problems, they will grow and become everyone else's problems. >> many here claim to have seen the mythical monster. >> people have been seeing all sorts of weird things floating around in the river as long as people can remember and as early as people have been writing stories in iceland. >> but few have caught it on cam

successful bay to breakers - with many promisingthey'll be back maybe it will be next year when our fourth viking gets here, come on! san francisco officials and authorities calling the race a success. about 40-thousand people took part in the annual race. with an added 100,000 spectators also cheering on runners and joining in post race festivities. authorities say at least 3 people were transported for minor injuries during the almost 7 and a half mile race. this year. police presence was stepped up by an extra 20 percent. but that didn't damper the post race spirits. i think this is one of the quintessential san francisco events. we need to keep it going, keep it active, and encourage a very diverse and help the expression of what it means to be a citizen. in our day and age this is how we're doing. race officials also added 25 percent more porta potties along the route. as always. alcohol was banned but that didn't keep some participants from bringing beverages with them. san francisco police released some of the arrest numbers for the event. twenty-five for public intoxication. two were arre

in palo alto, home of the viking , the graduation starts at 5:00. it will be 79 and the temperature will drop to 70 but it will be breezy so it will feel more comfortable at 80 degrees to start. congratulations, students. five miles per hour is haze at half moon bay and everyone else is unlimited visibility with the sun up in the east bay valley and here is a look at walnut creek with the temperature right now hanging out around 48 degrees and pleasanton and live more around 50, and 53 in lafayette and 54 in concord and 60 right now in antioch and present wood and 40's up north, napa and novato and 54 at san jose and a trio of 50's in fremont, oakland, and mid-50's from san francisco, san carlos and mountain view and the breezes have been gusting around 40 miles per hour on top of mount tamalpais this morning and that is why we are going to have breezy conditions but sunshine today with clouds and cold front introducing us to the cooler air mass we have been talking about that will hang around friday, saturday, and, also on nudge. the low is creatin

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patrick eilers is managing director ed madison dearborn partners in chicago and former minnesota viking. i could not stop. before i recognize you to provide your testimony, let the remind everyone that the five-minute lighting system -- the system is pretty straightforward. you will have five minutes to give your testimony. the light will be green. after four minutes, it will turn yellow. i would hope that you would be look to wrapping up your testimony when it turns red. lee's wrapup as expeditiously as you can. -- please wrapup as expeditiously as you can. we are here for you to give us the benefit of your expertise. of thebe respectful other witnesses and wrap up your testimony. the arable kenh starr. -- the honorable ken starr. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it is not a to be here and to discuss this very important issue. be here andhonor to to discuss this very important issue. served as president and cto of baylor university since june of 2010. it is located in waco, texas, and it is a private christian university. it is ranked as a high research comprehensive university and it is a

former vikings player, chris thank you for being here. shocked 78% the proportion of nfl players who are paying crept within two years of retirement? why is this happening? >> it is not so much a problem of the nfl but society that we don't teach financial planning to our kids or college courses where financial courses and athletes don't take these courses they don't know how to plan long term. gerri: would you have no idea how to put it to work for you? >> they don't think it is my entire life earnings over five years but i need to amortize that out and not spend it all at once. gerri: water players to win with their money? >> there are those with long-term investment putting into 401k or stock market but they buy houses and cars and things that don't appreciate very well if you come from the background where you don't understand if no one tells you how do you do that? gerri: maybe the nfl should take a little more responsibility. >> they run them at least once a year. it makes the nfl look bad. to say you're the because 70 percent? so t

. >> let me tell you something, if we were playing the vikings right now, i'd have three sacks. >> formerneman for the nfl and author of "alone in the trenches, my life as a gay man in the nfl." mike, michael sam's agent did not want to speculate on this question everyone is asking whether he slipped in the draft because of the publicity around him being gay. what do you think? >> projected to be a fifth round before the public knew he was gay. he did not do well in the combine. so we don't know why, but it's totally plausible, given his overall resume that he would slip. the reason he went, the coach of the rams said he didn't work out well, but he was so good on the field. at least one team wanted him. >> there was some ugliness after the moment he was announced. but to put it in perspective, miami dolphins player don jones tweeted omg, horrible, after seeing the kiss. he then put out an apology statement. i felt like we were running to twitter to search for horrible things people were saying but it was not that much. that seems to be the story so far, not that big deal. >> i know, the

. >> and also api xwrl, viking and they had good performances last year as well. interesting take away, some of the most interesting acquisitions, the one we talk about on the show all the time, high flying stock players emanate from smaller funds, look at third point, pershing square, greenlight and perry capital. we talk about it a long time whether it's their outlook or gone active on. while they have strong aum, far from the largest, underscoring this whole notion of nimbleness from professional traders. they want to keep it on the smaller side to get in and out of names without moving prices. >> the size of your asset under management doesn't necessarily correlate to ire performance. >> and the top performance was underwhelming in terms of s&p and in terms of the hedge funds in many cases. >> i don't think it's being nimble. what your opportunity says it is. if you have to take a position $50 million or $100 million if you're a $2 billion hedge fund versus $35 billion hedge fund you have to look for bigger ideas >> the greatest management with the best perfor

. >> i'm a vikings fan. am i a barbarian because of it? >> i don't know. >> some say i am, yes.s the country, americans are honoring our fallen heros, including president obama who spoke earlier at arlington national cemetery and laid a wreath at the team of the unknown soldier. some very personal tributes next. [ dennis ] it's always the same dilemma -- who gets the allstate safe driving bonus check. rock beats scissors! [ chuckles ] wife beats rock. and with two checks a year, everyone wins. [ female announcer ] switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a year for driving safely. only from allstate. call 866-906-8500 now. [ dennis ] zach really loves his new camera. problem is...this isn't zach. it's a friend of a friend who was at zach's party and stole his camera. but zach'sot it covered... with allstate renters insurance. [ female announcer ] protect your valuables for as low as $4 a month when you add renters insurance to your allstate auto policy. call 866-906-8500 now. what are you doing? we're switching car insurance. why? because these guys are the cheapest. w

i'm a minnesota vikings fan. we have the 8th pick. that is what we're teaking about.my teenage self. these are kid will be kid. i'm not saying this is a good thing. this is not sanctioned by the school. this is bunch much rich boys. seems like girls are participating in the article. this sea accept it. >> come on, pete. >> if you're a female who will be a first round draft pick i would see why you like it. >> you know what though? the problem with that, sometimes the team you don't want to play for picks the top person. want to be number three. >> you maybe say no. >> no thank you. >> i had to say no once. and i always hated prom. i hated dances because no offense, guys, i always got asked by somebody i didn't know very well, someone i really never talked to and awkward and miserable for me. >> oy. >> ladies, say no, if you don't want to go. say no. >> tell women not to participate in the draft. >> good luck. >> i don't know. i found this to be disgusting. i think the biggest problem would be all of sudden the list gets out and the girls, while they might be, this is

vikings. teddy, welcome to our show. good to see you. >> oh, thank you. me. >> okay. teddy, you have a great reputation and one of the reasons you have it, nate silver who does fabulous work at espn, says you were more responsible for wins per team than pretty much everybody else who was drafted. if the same thing happens in minnesota, what will this mean for endorsements? is it local? is it national. what are you trying to accomplish beyond just being a great football player? >> really, i'm just trying to maximize every opportunity that's out there. to build relationships with the sponsors that are out there and connect with them and try to go national and also local and just try to, like i said, maximize every opportunity. >> i have to tell you, there's a troubled company in your area which is target. they could use you. a nontroubled company, 3m, you should partner yourself with. now what is -- when you're at louisville, that was not a major market. minnesota, is it a big enough market to make as much money as say the guys who are in los angeles and he

yes, the home of the vikings was chosen over both new orleans and indianapolis.had it. give it to minneapolis. the 1950s and 1960s represent a golden era for airlines. that was back when pan-am, remember the concord world airlines ruled the skies? an era that's even more glamorized by "mad men" and movies like "catch me if you can." according to the entertainment industry, bevies of beautiful, very nicely-dressed female stewardesses traveling the world, everybody was nice, nobody was annoyed, and airline pilots that were revered like heroes. well, in a way, things have changed. no more smoking during flights, full meal service now reserved for business and first class seat, and people tend to dress a bit more casually compared with travelers from that bygone era. our next guest is the chief executive of a company born during the glamour aviation era, net jets, the oldest private charter jet company celebrating its 50th anniversary today. ceo jordan handsell here with us now -- hansell with us now. first of all, congratulations. >> thank you very much. liz: you gu

. >> joining me now is the retired punter from the minnesota vikings in the nfl.d to have you with us. would this have happened five years ago? what's changed? >> no, i don't think this wow happened five years ago. in terms of civil rights progress, it's been positively lightning fast. you know, you look back in the early 2000s, and you had guys openly speaking out against gay players saying they would never have a gay player in the locker room. we made a lot of really good strides. there's still plenty of work left to be done because he was oorjally patrioted as a third round pick and ended up being taken at the end of the seventh. so still more work to do. >> there's a big difference between the third round and seventh round. michael sam on record saying that he should have been drafted higher. what's your response to where he was picked and by the team as close to his college, the university of missouri, the st. louis rams. >> well, i think he has a fan base already there and the rams know that. they know this is a guy who will get fans out to the game. i think

super bowl lii will be played at the new vikings statement in downtown minneapolis.k to "hardball." >> senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is the winner over tea party challenger matt bevin. mcconnell will place democrat allison lunderen grimes in november. the top two finishers move on to a runoff in july. and the winner will face democrat michelle nunn. polls in pennsylvania will close at the top of this hour. a federal district judge one recommended by rick santorum of all people and appointed by president george w. bush ruled that the state's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. judge john jones iii wrote the issue we resolved today are s a divisive one. however, that same-sex marriage causes discomfort in some does not make its prohibition constitutional. wow. and this is the fourth ruling striking down a ban on gay marriage in a span of just three weeks now following decisions like this in arkansas, idaho and oregon. as of today, 44% of this country's population, 44% lives in a state that allows or recognizes gay and lesbian couples to marry. pete

the new york jets can't be next to the minnesota vikings, because they have to be separated by conference're not separated by conference. yeah, no, i know i'm spinning out! i am aware that i am spinning out, guys. i don't want to spin out but i'm spinning out. i spent $32,000 on these pencils on ebay. [ laughter ] i don't want to rehearse anymore. i am sorry you all had to see that. i was right though. bad luck. i feel like our journey should end here, but i cannot resist the siren's call. on to page 105 of deep google. let's see what we have here. seth adam meyers, an obituary? look at that, that's from 2008. seth meyers, 34, cast member of "saturday night live" died in a massive explosion at the update desk last night. am i dead? eli, am i dead? >> yes, seth, of course you're dead. this is purgatory. [ laughter ] >> seth: wait. that's insane. if i'm dead, are you dead? are we all dead? >> no, no, we're fine but you're dead. you're very dead. >> seth: ah well, i guess i'm okay with that. so buckle up, everyone, because we're about to go so deep into google we might never return. i am ver

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viking global and silver lake and temasek were in that deal they helped alibaba finance yahoo!ey bought it back. that valued the company at roughly $43 billion. now the ipo will have both newly issued shares by the company and some shares being sold by investors. though investors i'm told will have a couple more months to decide which of them will actually cash out, which of them will be selling and how much. certainly interesting to note that there's a lot of u.s. money, lot of u.s. private equity, that will see a big paper gain when this company goes public. >> yeah. so interesting, kayla. i mean as you say, interesting to note all those investors. i have to say i wasn't aware of all of them, including hedge funds which have become more and more active in venture capital. i mean, what else are we going to be looking for when we read through the 400 pages, whether it be this evening or tomorrow night? it's going to be soon. we're not going to get necessarily a full update on the current quarter in terms of alibaba's performance, but we may get a lot more on the operations of t

we did a seminar here with insurance,zÜrich diehard vikings fan. die hard. >> and of which company?h insurance. >> there are a lot of swedes in regions that settled in the minneapolis area, my family included. they still speak those languages. >> are you adam yon-son? >> let's go to single best chart. >> he had to say that innocent swedish accent. advisors,ng to graduating seniors will graduate iith an average 33,000 student loansn, and 73% of graduates will have student loans. the percent change in earnings since 2005 for these graduates, you can see when up slightly after 2005 and then it began falling. increase in debt has been a steady swelling, and this is the crux of the problem that college graduates are facing now. leading to lots of questions over whether a college degree is still buy you bowl, overvalued. issues is a john enormous -- this is a ginormous issue. has risen 40%t since 2005. >> a lot of people call it the next big bubble. chris marangi, what was the trajectory of your earnings pre-business school, did it look like that? >> it is still getting there. listen, i h

dame you're part of a national championship team and i'm deeply disappointed you couldn't help the vikings be a super bowl team. you mentioned that your daughter is played lacrosse at notre dame. with her -- watching her experience in your experience, i am wondering if you are ever discouraged at notre dame from taking a class or pursuing a major because you are a student not late. >> i was not in a not enacting further they encouraged us to pursue our academic passions, mr. chairman. >> and he wisely moved on from a bachelors degree in elegy, which i had also vowed. if you -- i think probably most of us on this panel, i know i can't recur everybody on both sides of the outcome at the mention a lot of issues that could be it should be addressed, injuries would start of a list of things not to be looked at in your conclusion was that it sent a the university is coming notre dame and all of them come including baylor and stanford are to be addressed being a member of a union, the student-athletes being a member of the union employees would help that. am i oversimplifying your position? >> i

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patrick eilers with the former minnesota vikings area couldn't stop. >> before i recognize you to provide your testimony, with me briefly remind everyone that the five minute flight system. the system is pretty straightforward. when recognized, you have five minutes to get your opening testimony. the light will be green and a further four minutes it will turn yellow. i would hope you would look at propping up the testimony and when it turns red, wrapup as expeditiously as you can. we are here to give the benefit of the expertise. when we get into our five minutes questioning session please, try to be respectful of the other witnesses and wrap up your testimony. all right. let's start with the honorable ken starr. you're recognized for. >> thank you mr. chairman. it's an honor to be here and to discuss this very important issue in the private higher education. i serve as the president and chancellor of baylor university and i served as the president and ceo of the university since june of 2010. i've been at the university located in waco texas. it is a private christian university. it is r

joining us on the phone, former minnesota vikings punter.aving me on. >> thanks for having me. >> hi, chris. so chris, i'll start with you. what do you think will happen to sam? do you think people are receptive? >> i think michael sam has a good chance of going in the third to fifth rounds which is where he was projected because even though there are going to be quite a few nfl teams who scratch him off because he aps to happens to be gay, there are several who won't. he can help their team. he's a project player. those guys traditionally have gone in third to fifth rounds which is where sam should go. >> any talk among players or team owners? >> the players all support him. what i've seen on social media and also through the media is all of the players do support him. it's not about his sexuality. it's about his performance. a poor performance during nfl combine and other pro player days. the only thing he's undersized. first of all, he's a co-defensive s.e.c. player of the year. you're that good. he's definitely going to get signed by som