on a southwest plane last week. despite that, some people just didn t turn their phones off anyway but i digress. overnight, samsung issued a strong warning for customers telling them to turn often their galaxy note 7, even if it s a brand-new replacement. and then came the announcement that samsung is killing off the phone altogether. so i ll tell you what, this is quite a gift to apple. samsung s biggest competitor. samsung s phone was supposed to do battle with the iphone 7 and instead it s not only done serious damage to samsung s stock but to its reputation as well. you look at shares of apple, they re up 10% over the past month. now, if you have a galaxy note 7, you will be able to trade yours in for a different model. you know what s scary about this whole thing, they don t know what went wrong with this phone. carol. that is a scary thing. alison kosik, reporting live from the new york stock exchange. for more on what s moving the market, go to cnn money to sign up for the ne
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cut the safety net and let people fall to the hard floor. it is the time to work harder to make the safety net a trampoline that provides people with an opportunity to go forward. that is really the that is really the difference in philosophies. right. there are some people who believe if you just cut that safety net, somehow it will all happen. i think people will hit the ground with a hard, painful thud and they won t bounce back, but there are plenty of ways to turn that safety net into a trampoline and that s the right focus of policy. i also asked larry summers how to create a job. go to cnn money for the answer and for more of our conversation. you heard secretary summers argue for a longer school day right here on this show. the goal is to close the education inequality gap. chicago s fiery mayor, rahm emanu emanuel, agrees, but is he all wet when it comes to education
feinberg. reporter: malaysian airlines paid $5,000 to the families of each passenger and that s the beginning. demanding payments of $150,000 to $175,000 each are and relatives can sue on top of that. the first legal action already thrown out, but it won t be the last. we have is to know what suits up before we respond. raising the difficult question, what is a life worth? jeffrey toobin is cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor. obviously general motors and malaysia are two very different stories, very different circumstances. no amount of money can ever bring somebody back, but when it comes to the law what is a life worth? you how do you value a life? the sad truth the legal system has a lot of experience with this question, because in every personal injury case where a death has been caused, whether it s a car accident, or an industrial accident of some kind, the question arises, is what what was a life worth?
and then you have michael moore calling for the death penalty for gm execs who knew about this. i m opposed to the death pent, but to every rule, there s usually an exception and in this case i hope the criminals of general motors will be arrested and made to pay. there is a criminal investigation underway but there s a weird area of law in terms of criminal investigations of companies. because companies can t be put in prison. they can only be fined and barred from federal krabcontrac we ve seen businesses put out of business. armor andersen, a prime example. unless you can find a human being who commit ated a crime, criminal cases tend to disappear in the civil cases because, after all, it s just money and no one goes to prison. malaysia airlines, we re still looking for the plane.