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apple reporting after the bell today. the last of the big faang stocks where does tech go from here henry blodget is with us, and denise chism as well good morning to you both. >> great to be here. >> good morning. >> have values gotten good enough since october >> they're getting there they're valued on cash flow, multiples are high could come in higher, but i don't think that was a huge issue. >> do you believe anything materially changed in terms of earnings, cash flow going into next year? >> i think for some of them certainly. you look at facebook, you see deceleration there some others seeing deceleration. it is the phase of the life cycle. you see gradual multiple compression. eventually they'll trade 15 to 20 times earnings. >> you say it almost every time you're on. >> hopefully it happens gradually and they grow fast and the stock can go up. no expectation that it is different for them >> you have three days of triple digit gains. is the correction over >> well, i don't know if it is over it is hard to say in te

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exists for mow bell prize. wnow bell prize. talk about the importance of this meeting. >> the meeting we are talking about is the south korean president going to talk to the north korean and that's important for family reasons. it's important for confidence building reasons. but it also provides a good context for president trump's efforts. the president has made a generous and genuine effort to try and get talks with the korean regime underway. it's important that kim sat down with the president. it's important that they talked. but what we really need, what the presidents have said is concrete steps. and in order to get those concrete steps towards dismantling north korea's nuclear weapons, we need to help the president keep up the pressure, that includes sanctions, that includes in the security council. >> martha: we know secretary of state pompeo was expected to sit down for another meeting with kim jong un's representatives. at the last minute the president said no, don't go, i'm not happy with where we ar

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and you see henry kissinger, lindsey graham of course who was john mccain's very best friend. also the cathedral bells were ringing, playing "america the beautiful" as we sat here, as the hearse made its way to the front of the cathedral. so it was quite a scene outside as much as it was inside. with people in washington wanting to pay respects, there will never be another like john mccain in the united states senate. there will never be another fighter like mccain and somebody who also admitted he was wrong when he was wrong and then when the fight was over, just continued on. i remember speaking with him about people that lost the presidency, almost made it against barack obama, or so he thought. i said what was that like losing. it is so public. it is the most public kind of loss anybody can have in politics. and he said you know what, i was lucky because i made it to the top two. and i'm grateful for it, and i will always be grateful for those moments of people that supported me. i consider myself lucky to have even gotten that far in my life, and that was his attitude tow

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the bell ringing ceremony was in honor of officer kirk griess. he and 49-year-old jamie manual were killed during a traffic stop. the officer was on his motorcycle and had pulled over manuel who was driving a white suv. they were on the shoulder of interstate 80 when a pickup truck slammed into them. it's not clear if alcohol or drugs played a role in the crash. a funeral service for officer kirk griess is scheduled for friday at 11:00 in the morning at father's house church in vacaville. >>> two teenage boys killed in a suspected drunk driving wreck in walnut creek yesterday have been identified. 17-year-old dakarai fagorala, and 18-year-old john walizadam, both from antioch, died after the car plunged off of highway 24 near the interstate 680 interchange. both teenagers were pronounced dead at the scene. the driver, 18-year-old ramya ramey also of antioch, and two other women, both 18, were critically injured. ramya ramey was arrested on suspicion of felony manslaughter, and arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. >>> the new salesforce transit

waiting in the wings henry, you know something about short form video from a news perspective. is there a break in this moat on netflix? >> look at what they're getting right. jeff katzenberg, great, huge amount of experience, meg knows a huge amount. not starting with chicken feed all of that is good. that said, there's a huge amount of very professional short form stuff created on youtube, facebook, instagram. many others make a lot of it it may be they're talking vertical video, a relatively new format even that is a year or two old, it is growing rapidly. there will be many, many others. can they create stories that are compelling enough people watch why not. more the merrier and this is media. media is not a winner take all game, it is not technology netflix is 20 years old, has taken that long to get here. >> and let me first say, jeffrey katzenberg, legend, never count him out. but they're not the first mover. pushing this idea of premium short form content, they were pushing it in europe didn't get a lot of subscribers. then they shut that down, comcast has tried. other

patrick henry high school will no longer play its fight song, "dixie." that school is in washington county, south of roanoke, . virgin the song will be replaced with an original composition from the school's band director. some say the song "dixie" is part of the school's tradition. they hope the songd ill be chanfore the school year begins. >>> this morning, we're seeing video of the line of severe storms in e midwest. >> look at this cell phone video of rare tornadoes, two of them in iowa. this system generated several damaging tornadoes.no iowa's gov kim reynolds, said on twitter, she is sending emergency management crews to the impacted areas. crazy tee them side-by-side like that. one is dangerous enough. very scary. it's amazing, you don't want to take your es off ofthis. this is nasty weather. 3ey had over 30 tornado reports in about hours in 1 state alone. absolutely insane. >>> howbout this amazingness happening back here. >> beautiful. >> another perfect day. we don't haveuch humidity outside in the middle of summer. that's nice in the aft hour

. >>> sc bells will ring again soon. but patrick henry high school ll no longer play its fight song, "dixie." that schoo is in washington county, south of roanoke, virginia. the song will be replaced with an original composition from the school's bandordire some say the song "dixie" is part of the school's tradition. they hope the song will be changed before the school year begins. >>s morning, we're seeing video of the line of severe midwest. the >> look at this cell phone video of rare tornadoes, two of them in iowa. this system generated several damaging tornadoes. iowa'simgovernor, reynolds, said on twitter, she is sending ement crews to the impacted area. that's at a distance. you can imagine the damage. and we've seen it. we've seen the video from the tornados that hit the midwest. >> yestnday, with only the span of about three hours, there were over 30ornado reports in 1 state, in iowa. it is insane. that's the middle of the country. that's tornado alley. when we have the right weather systems coming together, we

patrick henry high school is no longer allowed to play their fight song, diie. principle would not elaborate but said the song will be replaced some communi members say the song dixie is a part of the school's tradition and hope the decision will be changed. that's in far southwest virginia. seeings morning, we are video of that line of severe storms in the midwest. >> take a looks at t rare cell phone video of two tornadoes in iowa. that is quite the sight to see.s the samem generated self damaging tornadoes. iowa's governor said she is sending emergency management crews. >> do you see everybody in the parking lot standing do you see this? they look pretty calm. and those look pretty nclose. >>hat video you can hear someone kind of laughing. >> maybe a far enough distance to observe how magnificent mother nature is and powerful to see two side about buy de. -- we do not suggest you do that. if you see a tornado that looks that close, go iide. then we get video like that from people who don't care. >> we sit in awe. >> we do.er so weaike that is typical for the

kissinger, and bell perry, the former secretary of defense under bill clinton. sam nunn, bill frist, and some former military commanders like admiral roughhead, and they all eventually joined the board, and so by the time, 2013-2014 came around, she had this unbelievable board of ex states american and retired military commanders who had incredible resumes. >> host: and general mattis. >> guest: yes. the current secretary of defense. >> host: they are all really smart, successful people, but what did they know about biochemistry. >> guest: that's right. not much. >> host: not much. >> guest: if you thought -- i think a lot of people were impressed with this board and few people stopped to think, what does george schultz and hen henry kissinger and sam nunn and jim mattis know but medicine and lab testing in particular. i think there were 12 men on the theranos board and only two of them had any connection to medicine whatsoever, and none of them had any expertise whatsoever in diagnostics. and so if you thought about that for a second, that was major red flag. >

"the closing bell," the nba feeling 'sakute. about its fur it ming a big bet on staying in power that's coming u. >>> now the boss is unveiling his plans for chipotle and the special call for investors underway right now we have highlights from that call coming up and lyft picking up a new investor and increasing its market valuation that story is straight ahead in today's takeaway [phone ringing] need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. >>> welcome back it's time now for the takeaway we begin with elon musk saying a rude awakening is coming for the analyst who believes production will be shy of expectation he's got just a couple of days until the end of the quarter will he hit the production numbers and how much does it matter >> the fact he wassaying this now, a couple days before the end of the quarter when there was a one-week target of 5,000 new vehicles, it would be i

a massive challenger john warren will be on after the bell. that's you're on the foxbusiness network today at 4:00 p.m. eastern. in california, voters will decide in november on whether to repeal an increase in the states gas tax. the initiative will be on the ballot. henry is in carson california with more on this. this is likely to pass, isn't it? >> yes, if there's any indication, californians are what overwhelmingly against the idea of paying an additional 12% gas tax on top of what they already pay. this is a 40% increase in gas tax that was signed into law by governor jerry brown. this repeal measure had to get over half a million registered voters to sign a petition to earn a spot on the ballot in november which they did very easily. the repeal measure would roll back a 12-cent. gallon gas tax and also amend the california constitution so voters have to prove any future gas tax increases. governor jerry brown blasting the repeal effort headed to the ballot in november blaming washington for something californians aren't happy about sayi

very much. >> thanks for having me. >>> finishing the day, dow dropped 55 points on the bell. small declines to the s&p and nasdaq, and the russell had a gain and closed at an all-time high for the small caps. >>> time for a cnbc news update, sue? >> kelly, thank you. here's what's happening at this time, everyone by a 54-45 vote, the senate confirmed gina haspel to be the first woman to lead the central intelligence agency. this despite partisan misgivings about the role in the agency interrogation program after the 9/11 terrorist attack. >>> a school bus crash in new jersey killing a student and a teacher while injuring 43 others, many of the injuries are critical or serious. the school bus collided with a dump truck on interstate 80 ripping the undercarriage off the bus. students on to other busses taking part in the trip reacted to the news. >> it was scary because i know many of my friends on that bus, and i just - >> reporter: are you worried >> yeah, i'm worried everyone is now praying with them because we all hope they're all safe >>> and hawaii's kilauea volcano erupt

(slow jazz music) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play (bell ring) >>> september 15th, 1984. prince henry charles albert david is born. >> harry came into the world very different from his brother, who is heralded as next in line to the throne of england. but harry was the spare. >> paul burrell was princess diana's butler. >> so all through harry's formative years, he always knew he was second. >> he was always referred to as the spare. just always second best. and i think that had a profound effect on harry. >> his childhood is also impacted by his parents' marital troubles. >> harry grew up in a very tricky household. the prince and princess were never happy together in a marriage that had failed before it even began. >> i remember the times when diana was shut away and quiet or crying, and the boys would write little messages, please don't cry, mummy, and they would put it under the door. >> when charles and diana divorce, it hits harry hard. then one year later, his mother is killed. harry is just 12 years old. >> this incredibly loving figure who had given him so much w

. >> that is the governor john bell edwards. >> cuts are so catastrophic we shouldn't contemplate them. the legislature has failed to act in a fiscal session last year, and in a special session this year. >> republican jay cameron henry head of appropriations committee in the louisiana house. >> i think what the gop wants from the governor a budget sustainable long term. to not have to come back every year with scare tactics. >> henry told us republicans may be willing to pass a tax the governor wants. but it would be a band-aid on the state's long-term financial wound. i wonder what you would tell the governor and legislators, who are debating whether or not to make the cuts? >> it was something i never thought wad be ever taken away. i thought it was here -- forever. >> reporter: louisiana has never before sent out warning notices like this. but it is required to do it by law if it is going to cut medicaid. here is the catch, the federal government needs to approve the cuts to medicare at the medicaid at the state level. jeff if the feds say no. then louisiana has got to find another

in the immortal words of patrick henry, "give me liberty or give me death. and by 'liberty,' i mean liberty belle, that buxom stripper working at ye olde scores." ( cheers and applause ) and-- liberty belle fans. some liberty belle fans. >> jon: liberty belle fans out there. >> stephen: and what does he mean, "broke into the office of one of my person attorneys? they used a search warrant. "did you see what they did to my attorney? they broke into his office, stole a bunch of damning evidence. i think they might kidnap him to jail." ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) "and i'm just thinking, i'm thinking, this is what the-- i just eye don't know." and trump had strong words for the f.b.i.-- or at least one word. >> it's a disgraceful situation. it's a disgrace. it's, frankly, a real disgrace. and i think it's a disgrace. it's a disgrace. it's a disgrace. a disgrace. it's a disgrace. it's disgraceful. >> stephen: ooh, someone's been using their "word a year" calendar. yeah, last year it was "covfefe." and this morning, trump tweeted, "a total wi

henry kissinger once said that russia and the united states went into the ukrainian crisis and the russians and the mutual misconception. tensions heightened over the scruple case other sites guided by misconceptions we didn't have written this representation of. welcome back u.s. manufacturing employment had its biggest monthly increase in over three years in march about two hundred forty one thousand jobs were reportedly added to payrolls in that sector according to market analysts cited by the wall street journal this number beat expectations which were closer to two hundred thousand jobs meanwhile the same figure for february has been revised upward to two hundred forty six thousand from an unadjusted figure of two hundred thirty five thousand jobs. and the federal reserve bank of new york has appointed the next president he is economist john williams who currently has a scent francisco federal reserve bank where he's worked for nearly a quarter of a century mr williams is seen as an ally of new federal reserve chairman jay powell the new york federal reserve is the most important show

>> henry wringler's not so happy days. >> oh, my god. >> and how kristen bell is keeping it real for moms everywhere. >> i loved having my kids. but they're not. >> this is "entertainment tonight." ♪ >>> "this is us" star chrissy metz, her new abuse allegations. >> she's opening up about her childhood, dealing with i ledged emotional abuse, including fat shaming. >> i am a true plus size woman and have bat lted weight throughout my life. >> chrissy claims her stepfather abused her and forced her to do humiliating weigh-ins. it's from her upcoming memoir "this is me." she shared excerpts with "people" magazine. in it, she claims that her stepfather, who she refers to as trigger, joked about putting a lock on the refrigerator. and when she was 14, she says he would weigh her and ask, why are you getting fatter? she also alleges physical abuse. he shoved me, slapped me, punched my arm, he would hit me if he thought i looked at him wrong. she said one time she said if i had a gun, i would shoot you. we reached out to her stepfather who said i love her very much, just like i always have

so i think the people [bell ringing] >> thank you. i'm going to call the remaining cards, brian, michael, henry, charles, kevin, and eric. and if there are any other members who want to speak and are in room 263, overflow. >> hi, my name is mark. i'm here to speak favor of the bill. in the eight years i've been lucky enough to be in san francisco, i've seen many friends and colleagues leave the city and some refuse to come. they all leave because of the housing costs and the housing cost is due to not having enough housing. this gives an opportunity to build more housing and that's why i support it. thank you. >> hi, supervisors, my name is mark. i'm a resident of telegraph hill. and i'm a renter. i'm not a native san franciscan, and apparently in that city, that makes me a second class citizen. i work for a nonprofit that fights for immigration reform, i don't make a ton of money, i don't work for a corporation and it's hard to live in the city with the rents the way they are today. i think a lot of the other folks out here of my gen

plus, second amendment alarm bells go off after the meeting with lawmakers. an dan bongino response to media coverage of guns and gun owners amid allegations of fake news on firearms. and will ask ambassador if it is possible to bite may have jared kushner continue pursuing goals with a downgraded security clearance. ♪ hello, and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. new fallout from the abrupt resignation of hope hicks and new praise for the president president's -- several white house officials from press secretary sarah sanders to chief of staff john kelly commending hicks for her service. that praise comes against a backdrop of reported dissension between president trump's closest long-term advisors and family members by jared kushner, ivanka trump, and hicks, and white house chief of staff john kelly. chad program covering the symptoms confusing meeting with lawmakers on guns, late-breakiny broward sheriff's office. first chief national correspondent ed henry on the latest tonight. hey, ed. >> after this story broke, hope hick

plus, second amendment alarm bells go off after the meeting with lawmakers. an dan bongino response to media coverage of guns and gun owners amid allegations of fake news on firearms. and will ask ambassador if it is possible to bite may have jared kushner continue pursuing goals with a downgraded security clearance. ♪ hello, and welcome to

will report before the opening bell the wall street agenda is light on economic data tomorrow we get january existing home sales, and the minutes from last month's fed meeting come on tuesday as well -- sorry, wednesday as well. thursday we will get weekly jobless claims. >>> albertsons is planning ton buying the rest of rite-aid that is not being sold to walgreens the deal would create a company with revenue of $83 billion and allow albertsons so go public after more than a decade of ownership. the ceos of both companies say the tie up is the best way for them to compete in consumer business threatened by amazon and walmart. walmart reporting numbers this morning. >>> bhp billy treported a 37% dn net profit related to the u.s. tax law. adjusted profit rose 25%, slightly below analysts forecast bhp is pushing back against a renewed call by elliott advisers to drop its dual listing in london and australia here's the ceo earlier this morning on cnbc addressing that topic. >> there's a wide range of estimates to the value of coming under a unified structure. we're open to all ideas whic

apple as the biggest company in the world gets set to report earnings after the bell today. and later, paypal plunging this morning after ebay dumped the company as its payment processor. paypal's cfo joins us exclusively in just a bit. stay with us you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. >>> apple is set to report earnings after the bell this afternoon. our josh lip ton is out at the new apple spaceship headquarters with more on what to expect. josh >> jon, apple stocks surged 50% in 2017 and then we saw hit that new all time high of around $180 in mid january and in part, that was due to these high hopes we had of really the iphone 10 being this smashing success since then though, jon, we've seen the stock take

. >> and let's get right to bell henry with the most accurate first alert forecast. >> it is even colder than yesterday. teens in some neighborhood in new jersey. low 20s for the lee high valley and delaware and about the same in the suburbs, too. philadelphia is about 26 degrees. the wind has really come down. it's commin new jersey, just a 5 mile an hour breeze in the suburbs and 3 miles an hour in philadelphia. we don't have the wind-chill factor we had yesterday, but we do have a lots of sunshine. today into the 40s this afternoon. a pretty nice day ahead after a cold morning. i'll break it down hour by hour for you, but first katey zachary has your first alert traffic. >> we're going to take a look at the schuylkill expressway, and there's a closure up ahead. closed for drivers from the vine street expressway to south street because of overnight construction. westbound looks pretty good. intermitment spots of construction. also at last check there was some fire department activity on route one southbound right after you get off of 76 southbound. so expect some delays until that's cl

more wedding bells in windsor. buckingham palace announces prince andrew's daughter princess eugenie is getting married in the autumn. hello everyone, this is afternoon live. pressure is continuing to mount on the ukip leader henry bolton after a string of resignations of senior members this morning. we are hearing the work and pensions spokes hasjoined we are hearing the work and pensions spokes has joined others we are hearing the work and pensions spokes hasjoined others who have all quit:. . they've all stood down in protest at henry bolton's . refusal to quit as leader — following a string of revelations about his private life — even though the party executive backed a vote of no confidence in him. mrbolton is due to make a statement shortly. our political correspondent alex forysth, reports. i'm not making any comment. despite growing pressure, he says he's not going anywhere, henry bolton insisting he wants to keep leading ukip, even though the ruling body says he should quit and now, a string of senior

there's mounting pressure this morning on the ukip leader, henry bolton, to resign. it's after his girlfriend, jo marney, was suspended from the party for making racist remarks about prince harry's fiancee, meghan markle. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson, joins us from westminster. iain, is mr bolton likely to stand down? hopefully we speak to mr bolton in half an hour. will he be likely to stand down? so far, he has remained defiant. he says no, he won't go. of course, henry bolton who was only elected as leader of ukip last september, he wanted the party to refocus on brexit. since then, it has been his personal life all over the papers. the most recent incident where those remarks by his girlfriend jo marney suggesting that mick and michael will paynter the royal family. mick and michael will paynter the royalfamily. she mick and michael will paynter the royal family. she has mick and michael will paynter the royalfamily. she has apologised. —— meghan markle will taint. there are a couple of current meps saying he should consider his position. 0ne thin

describes this plea agreement with the former teacher's aide carlos bell as an accomplishment on two fronts. he said it's likely that he will never be free to prey on children again. >> this is perhaps one of the most horrendous crimes i have seen. an this is what the sheriff had to say about the crimes of carlos bell. authorities took bell into custody six months ago after they determined he abused 42 children between the ages of 11 and 17.>> it hurt the community and the county. >> reporter: he pled guilty to multiple counts of these charges. part of the guidelines for the plea agreement, he will be sentenced to him no more than 190 years. not an issue for the state attorney. >> i want to make sure there are enough years the judge had to make sure he will spend the rest of his life in jail.>> reporter: that was not his only goal, crafting the plea agreement. >> just as important, maintaining the privacy and anonymity of the young victims in this case. we didn't want them to have to testify. >> reporter: bell will be sentenced in march on top of that, he also faces federal charges.