>> i think going into earnings. chevron is going to record a very strong quarter. >> murph, quickly. >> kkr, great time. >> okay. that does it for us right now. you do have the stock market down across the board. have a great rest of the day. power starts right now. halftime is over. the second half of your trading day begins now. >> scott, thank you very much. warning warning warning, certainly big names, even a big bull sounding a warning alarm on the stock market despite today's drop still near report highs. are they right, or is there a green light for the bulls? >> one big factor in the debail, of course, is corp earnings. we will get you ahead of the game on that and pepsi's co, one of the most influential and powerful women in all of global business. the agree die pained, this is

ms. nooyi, telling the story about her mother's response when she came home with a big promotion. >> let me explain something to you. you might be president of pepsico, but when you enter this house, you're the wife, you're the daughter, the daughter-in-law, the mother, nobody else can take that place, so leave that damn crown in the garage. >> leave the crown in the garage. it gets better, more brutal truth from pepsi's ceo coming up this hour. first, sue, to you. >> it's great to have you back, ty. we really missed you. >> glad to be back. we had a dip, but we're still not far from historical highs. right now the dow is down 61 points on the trading session. bob pisani and seema mody standing by on the drop, but first to dominic chu, who's reporting on value picks. >> perhaps, sue, remember with earnings season fast approaches,

profits will be in focus, and what you pay is one of the main metrics that a lot of professionals use to find value. so we went hundred dollarsing for a lot of value plays that are trading at multiples, price to earnings ratios at a discount to where they have traded over the past five years. think of them as stocks on sale from a valuation perspective. petsmart is one of them. jana partner is already taking a stake there, wants them to unlock shareholder value, but right now it trades at 15 times earnings it normal trades, at least for the past five years at 18 times earnings. that means it's trading at a 20% discount, so if you're looking for a stock play, with stocks at record highs, there is a value pick. also another one here on the oil side of things. energy, his trades at eight times earnings it normally trades at around 13, 14 times earnings. that means it's trading 40% below where it normal does have a valuation perspective. one more here, just to give our

portfolio a mix. hyatt hotels on the consumer discretionary side. they trade at 39 sometimes earnings, but over the last five years, they traded as high as around 75 on average, so that means they're trading at a nearly 50% discount to historical valuations, at least for five years. anyway, sue, if you're looking for value stocks at a multiple with stocks at record highs, sometimes some professions use metrics and price to earnings ratios is one of them. earnings season of course is right upon us. back over to you. >> thank you very much, dom. bob pisani is standing next to me. what do you make of that? >> it's a good point. growth has outperformed value for a number of years. those are growth names, by definition people are expecting growth out of them. the names that dom mentioned that are lagged, because the earnings are not quite up to

snuff. it's buy low, sell high. that's why you are interested in value. >> hopefully. we've got a day, very familiar today. small caps are underperforming again. remember back in march and april the small biotech stocks, that's happens again today. the s&p only down half that much. the reason is small-cam biotech names are underperforming again. the reason that the transportation indec. is weeker, is the airlines are down today. but that's been a choppy group for a while. what's yow performing? anything that pays different. telecom. the biggest performer of the year is utilities. reits also to the up side. i would be more concerned if i saw some darling in the group lie flouk tech. they're in the fracking group, a lot of the chemicals in the business, everybody loves this stock, small cap, but i don't see any deterioration, the

volume isn't hef y. it's not rolling over. these are the kinds of names that people watch to see in small caps are deteriorating. >> we'll see if it worsens. volume is very light too in the market today. we'll see that. can also cause volatility. thank you, bob. uptown to seema. >> good afternoon, sue. after three consecutive weeks of gains, some traders coming back to work after what was a holiday weekend, reevaluating their risk/reward scenarios, especi especially when it comes to tech, which has been a volatile sector as of late. i will point out, you were just talking about the russell 200, trading at lower after hiding a record high last week, biotech weighing on the small-cap index. there are a couple tech assistant joined. first go pro, shares rebounding. options begin trading today. mobile iron. goldman sachs initiating

coverage, given it a buy rating. talking about the byod -- bring your own device -- trend. king digital, the stock now trading above its ipo price, analysts expecting candy crush soda, which is expected to launch later this year as a cat li for king shares o that note, take a look at some of the other comeback names. king digit at, yelp, groupon, all up double digits. sue? >> thank you very much, seema. nobel prizewinning economist telling cnbc this morning -- the very strong market prices are in a sense a symptom of the weak economy, not a symptom we are about to of a strong recovery to our real economy. also issuing a warning today, jeffrey saut -- while i do not think any pullback will be severe, i do think we are

vulnerable to a 10% to 12% decline in weeks ahead. hugh johnson is here, and art hogan is back with us. hugh, i'm going to start with you. i know you've a bit carb. you are invested certainly in stocks, but what do you make of the comments. i know you're looking for a bit of a pullback. >> yeah, i think he's right. if he's saying, as i think he is saying, that the stock market is not at a level that we would call a level of speculation characterized by the emotion of euphoria, he's really saying kind of the same thing that janet yellen has been saying, which is effectively saying this, the current level of interest rates, which is historically pretty low still has been associated with a much higher valuation for the stock market or higher price earnings ratios. what he's simply saying is we're not at a speculative level, he's

not worried about valuation. that's not to say, sue, that if the market is not somewhat pricey or overvalued. that's what i would argue, yes it's overvalued, but certainly not at a speculative dimension. >> would you agree with that? general? how would you view it? >> yeah, it's interesting, sue, if we went back 153 trading days ago and looked at the market crossing 16,000 in november of last year, we had the exact same argument. the market has gotten ahead of main street and stocks are only up because of low interest rates. the problem with that thought process is it's almost up almost the exact basis as earnings are up. it's tracked the earnings growth. we'll see as we get into next week's earnings ceasing if in fact the estimates are in line and if we start looking at the multiat that time at 2015 saying we're trading at a 15 multiple,

we may be attractively valued here. the tricky part of trying to make a call here is who is the investor you're speaking to? the fast money crowd and should you try to time the market? that's one thing. if you're a long-term investor and we think there will be a pullback, that may not require action at this juncture. you have tower careful with calling stops. the main treatment investor may get scared out of the market for something he probably should be riding out. >> so hugh, what have you added to the portfolio, taken away from the portfolio since we last talked? >> we've added in the energy, first of all the sectors that we really like right now are quite frankly not too much of them, in, technology and health care. so we've added national oil well, nvidia in the technology sector, believe it or not we've also added apple. we're in the sectors that are performing well on a relative

basis. i would add to what art is saying, he's absolutely right. they shouldn't be trying to call short-term swings in the market, nobody can do that, but you might stay optimistic on the market or prospects for the market, but at the same time build a little defense into your portfolio, so we've added those names, and we look at some of the dividend payers also very favorably. >> art, what do you like at this juncture? >> we showed some of the names. >> you sure did. we like the domestic emp names, gulfport and matador are two of our favorites. we think interest rates will go higher time in 2015. i mean, they're also seeing a significant pickup on a quarter over quarter basis, so i think financials and energy, especially emp names would probably be the way to go there. >> gentlemen, thank you so much. good to see you, as always. all right. to dominic chu for a market flash. >> it might be a down day for

stocks overall, but the only two sectors up today are the high paying dividend ones, like bob pisani said, utilities and telecom stocks are leading the way hires. utilities has claimed the position as the s&p top performing sector for the year. up about a quarter of a percent so far. leading the way higher is exloan, scanna and am run, also telecom stocks in the green as well, up toward session highs, the big ones, at&t, windstream, frontier and of course verizon, all big names leading those two sectors higher. back over to you, tyler. dominic, thank you very much. cnbc's $alpha conference is about ten days away, july 16th. i will be there, talking to some of the biggest money players in the world. kate kelly will be there, too. she's reporting on how some of the biggest hedge fund managers

in the world have fareed so far this year and what they are eyeing now. they're kind of like the yankees, big payroll playing .500 ball or worse, right? >> i think that's a fair criticism, tyler. i would say halfway through this year, it has been tough to deliver alpha so far in 2014, though we don't have end of june numbers. the average hedge fund was just up 2% in may, even as the s&p was up 4%, now with the s&p and the dow recently hitting highs, the anecdotal suggests that the hedge funds still aren't doing better. some of the more respected stock investors like third point and greenlight are about on par with the s&p at this point. just a handful of and pickers having done better, that includes bill ackman, making it easily one of the top, if not the top performer, and larry robbins is up about 11% through

last week. both investors appear to have down well with specific stock picks and perhaps fortunate timing as well. and smart bets on names like flicks tronnics humana and robinson. going forward hedge fund managers seem divided on what to expect, some say the vix being at seven years low is a head fake, where others think the economic data argues for a more sustained rally. no doubt we'll hear more color, perhaps investment ideas at delivering alpha. >> it's always a fun day. if you'd like to go, you can still get tickets, log on to deliveringalpha.com for that. we've been talking about a variety of things, including california's water crisis. there you see the information. now the dry weather is hitting a new target.

jane wells is live in l.a. the target is, jane? >> pot, the price of pot coming down, the cost of growing it going up. now people who grow and raise and fish legal things are being impacted. pot to water talk, when we come back. the lakers didn't win the championship this year, but they did come in number one on another important list. see who else scored. more "power lunch" coming up. will the lakers get carmelo? that's what we want to know, here in new york, today. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews.

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welcome back to "power lunch." shares of rocket fuel are rocketing, but they're being held lower by coverage initiation over at wells fargo. they say it's a market perform or neutral rating. they have attached a price target, according to those analysts. market fuel is -- but there's increasing competition and changing advertising landscapes that could be a headwind. it's been a rough year for this stock. dom, thank you very much. the state's first wave of recreational pot shops is set to open for big this week. about two dozens stores got the official go ahead this morning. they'll begin selling tomorrow. by law all products must be

packaged, labeled, and unlike colorado, there are no loose buds allowed. this bud's not for you. no edible foods allowed, and no sampling or smoking the merchandise in the stores is permitted. expect high prices, tight supplies for the time being until more stores are green lighted. meanwhile, in los angeles, cannabis growers decided to dispense with dispenseiaries all together, instead selling their crops direct to consumers in the first ever marijuana farmers' market. k5rd holders gout cut-rate items to edible foods like cannabis-laced waffles. everything on hand was organic. also in california another big issue for marijuana growers is water. it takes a lot of water to grow a plant. jane wells is in l.a. for us. jane?

according to some analysts they average 6 gallons a day. however, you look at the video, legal or otherwise, it is often called the state's largest cash crop. what's we call the emerald triangle in northern california, the industry which sustains local economies isn't very sustainable atself. it hogs the water and there's a severe drought. if you look at this, the yellow pins show all the areas designated as marijuana grows by law enforcement through satellite maniagery, production which they say has doubled in five years and now an industry which is usually tolerated because of the the money it brings to local economy is being criticized for the damage being done to the environment. water use for marijuana could consume essentially all of the stream flow in that watershed. what we are seeing today, when

we go out and observe some streams that they're already going dry. so it's significant, for sure. >> i've heard there were people who have actually shut down their grow operations, bought water trucks and have changed from growing to supplies water to the other growers. so that's almost another industry of bringing water in. >> reporter: now, there is some talk that maybe the instrument should be regulated so it brought into the fold. that seems unlikely in this environment despite the damage to the environment, even if government was willing to do that, guys, some growers don't want to be regulated. back to you. >> understandably so, perhaps. jane, thank you very much. to basketball, the l.a. lakers had their worst season in years in 2013-14, but reportedly the most profitable team in the nba. according to "los angeles times", a memo distributed to teams sos the lakers number 1,

earning about $158 million in profit before tax and revenue sharing for the most recent season. the chicago bulls came in second. the l.a. clippers at number 7. who was last, you ask? the brooklyn nets. they had a loss of about $51 million. some dramatic video here, a very close call at a spanish airport over the weekend between these two planes, we're going to show you the rest of the video played out next. and a tesla chase, phil lebeau is behind the wheels. >> you talk about dramatic video, wait until you see the video of a tesla stolen in los angeles, a high-speed chase and the way ittents with the tesla split in two. collection is here. ♪ ♪

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go-around procedure before it manage to do land safely, thank goods in, just a few moments late. a montana train derailment caused beaus fuselages to tumble into the river. the shipment was en route from a plant in wichita, kansas, to the boeing's final assembly plant in washington state. no world yesterday on what caused the derailment. thankfully, no one was injured. a high-speed chase over the weekend has an intriguing end. >> have you seen this video yet? when you see it you'll be saying, wait a second, it looks like the car was split in half. the car on fire is one half of a tesla model s. it was stolen from a dealership, a high-speed chase ensued, then there was a crash after the chase. tesla, we've been in touch with

them, they are hoping to have a chance to look at the car. first of all, they want to find out the circumstances behind the theft as to why it split in half in the fire. titanium plates have been under all vehicles. they made that change about a year, year and a half ago. yes, the stock is down almost 2.5%, but a lot of people are saying there's so many circumstances that we don't know about this accident, guys, that it's premature for people to say it could have some implications to say for the future of tesla. keep in mind this is a very volatile stock. it moves on the slightest news. that video has people talking today. japan bracing for a powerful super typhoon that has forced the u.s. air force base to move aircraft out of the area. here's weather channel's carl parker. >> the storm we're watching is the equivalent of a category 4 hurricane taking aim on southern

parts of japan. here's the latest, now being called a 150-mile-per-hour storm. again, that's the equivalent of a category 4 storm moving north-northwest at 12 miles per hour. this is the forecast track and intensities from the joint typhoon warning center, and i do think that this is a little bit aggressive. i don't think it's going to be quite that strong, in a path -- southernmost islands, and then will come up towards main listen japan, possibly as a category 1 or 2 storm, that will weaken pretty dramatically. what we have seen in the last several hours here is a degradation of the cloud, so it's much weaker than it was, drier air getting into the system. it's going to come close to okinawa, but most likely pass just to the west, but the worst of the storm should remain off to their west. back to you. >> carl parker, thank you. the sun, the sand and boardwalk casinos, and big problems.

morgan brennan is live in atlantic city. morgan? >> reporter: if you wanted to gamble on the east coast, this used to be the place to go. i'm not going to sugar coat it. this town has always had big problems. whether it's pulling if gamblers, money and jobs, some fear the industry that's powered a.c. could for you be going bust. we'll have more on that after the break. it's a complete checkup of the services your vehicle needs. so prepare your car for any road trip by taking it to an expert ford technician. because no matter your destination good maintenance helps you save at the pump. get our multi-point inspection with a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more for $29.95 or less. get a complete vehicle checkup only at your ford dealer.

welcome back. a tough day for the airline stocks, continuing the sell-off from last week. new security measured have been announced that would impact international flights into the u.s., but cowen thinks it's create ago buying opportunity for now, saying the industry is still focused on the right things, noting the group typically lags during the third quarter, very much weaker on the day, but perhaps for some, sue, an attractive buying opportunity. back over to you. >> thank you, dom. the bulls aren't running here, but they are running in spain. it's the annual running of the bulls under way in pamplona. today marks the first of eight. six bulls ran the gauntlet with thousands with them. at the end of the day, the bulls are headed into a stadium and

killed by matadors. also each year dozens wind up slipping and falling, sometimes causing injury or unfortunately worse. four people were injured today, though reports say none seriously. the running of the bulls began in 1924. let's get you up to date on the treasury market. we did see the yield on the ten-year bond go to 2.60%, which got the stock market's attention, according to art cashin earlier this morning. it's edged up a bit since then. you're up to date on interest rates. gold prices are closing right now, so let's check in on the metals market, as we start a new week on wall street. right now we have the gold market down 3.60. we have a modest advance in the palladium market, but the rest of the complex is pretty much on the minus side. seema mody is back with us. >> hey, sue, with the lack of economic data out today,

investors are trying to understand what exactly is weighs on the markets. the fear of rising interest rates, that seems to be on investors' minds, especially after that better than expected jobs report we got out last week. in terms of some of the biggest losers, intuitive surgical, wynn resorts, micron tech, and the so-called momentum stocks tesla and amazon. the sell-off broad based in today's trade. despite today's movement to the down side, a couple notables. apple, the best performing stock on the nasdaq 100 in today's trade despite the recent run to the up side, cantor fitzgerald says shares are inexpensive and offers a healthy up side potential with the iphone 6 and a wearable of some sort expected. blackberry breaking through its resistance level. that's seen as a bullish indicator for thoth who is track

the technical side of things. analysts still say that blackberry is still in the early innings of its turnaround strategy. tyler? jules next iphone may be assembled by a robot, not a human being. according to apple insider, the partner manufacturer plans to roll out bots and possibly in time for production of the next one. the initial roll-out, foxconn is planning an installation of 10,000 robots to replace human workers at a production speed of 30,000 devices per year, that number of robots would theoretically yield 300 million iphones and at a cost of $20 to $25,000 per bot, that could also represent a substantial savings for foxconn which currently employs more than 1.2 million workers at its various factories across china.

another hire from the fashion world, snags patrick pruneo, a senior executive from tag hauer. he joins burberry's angela aaro areynolds, and paul -- that's something that steve jobs, by the way, did very well on his own. the company's highly anticipated launch of the iwatch is expected this fall. sam suns and lg's new android-based smart watches are now available. how can investors profit from the new wave? josh lipton is live in san jose, california. hi, josh. >> the expectations rumors are huge, which explains why so many tech titans are not trying to capitalize on that opportunity. ivity dc estimates more than 19

million wearables will shipment this year, tripping the number from last year. idc predicts that shipments will balloon to about $112 million. samsung and lg, the latest companies to battle over this market. can you buy samsung's news smartwatch online to the google play store. that device sells for $199. the new lg g watch sells for $225. it's powered by android wear, the new operating system to wearables and responds to your voice. both device will ship this week. what makes these devices tick? well, inside both wearables you'll find qualcomm processors, as well as technology from a. a.r.m. holdings, but even suppliers have question being how ultimately successful this market will be. i spoke to that you adoption

could be limited, of course analysts expect apple to jump into this space as well, which would be the game changer. that could happen this fall. the tech titan could redefine the product category. we'll have to way and see what chip makers are in the iwatch. sue, back to you. atlantic city was once the east coast mecca of gaming, but those games are long, long gone. most of new jersey ace neighbors have some form of casino gaming. are there numb gamblers to fill up those casino? morgan, you said it well. atlantic city has always had its fair share of troubles. >> it has, the showboat is set to close in august. over my right is the rebel. the 2.4 billion casino. that could also close next month if a buyer doesn't materialize at its upcoming bankruptcy

auction. both are victims of a glut of gaming facilities in the region, actually across the country, demand has not kept pace with. we see more and more states greenlight gaming lured by the potential revenue stream. in the late '80s, only two states actually allowed gaming, nevada and new jersey. today 39 do. >> many markets we are seeing where the supply gets saturated. >> so stake a look at this chart to see what he means. gaming revenues have been dropping in atlantic city, but also dropping or flatlines in delaware, connecticut, even pennsylvania, which by the way now surpasses new jersey as the northeast's casino capital. we're seeing this in other parts of the country as well. the biggest mid western markets, illinois, indiana, michigan, missouri, have been down.

each veg gas has been suffering declines. that's why you're seeing casinos start to close. the market is readjusting in light of this increased competition. sue, back to you. >> morgan, thank you very much. we pose a question to you now. can working women have it all? the great debate continues, with the princeton mom herself, susan patton, this comes after the brutal truth from pepsico's ceo indra nooyi. >> let me explain something to you, you might be president of pipsi ko or on the board of director, but when you enter this house, you're the wife, the mother, the daughter, all of that. so leave that damn crown in the garage. >> that's what her mother set to her. we want to know where you stand on that issue. go vote, cnbc.com/vote. be a part of the conversation. more power in two minutes.

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take a look at nat gas. look at the drop of that chart. it's down better than 4% right now, a new six-month low, though year over year, we're up about 16.5%. dominic chu, take it away. >> how about this for this market flash? moving in the opposite direction is go pro, the stock is rebounding from the only negative showing since going public when it doubled its ipo price. today it debuted the options market. the stock is currently trading, up 6%. just in the last hour or so, has made a real ramp up toward session highs. >> let's get to the trading action. robert? >> hello, sue. once again, this is because biotech, social media, internet

names are on the down side. >> most of these are four our five billion, classic market caps. not doing so well today. same thing with internet content, social media, whatever you want to call it. these stocks are all 4 billion, 5 billion, classic small-cap names. we spend more time with them than their market cap would suggest, because, well, they're just in the media a lot. same with the social media stocks that are over in china. renren, all 4, 5 or 6 billion cap names. >> bob, thank you very much. we want you to weigh in on this next topic. you can go vote. can working women have it all? a great career and fulfilling family life?

very candid thoughts last week on the topics from pepsico's ceo indra nooyi. first love and advice from her mom. >> i have great news from you. i'm told i will be president of the board of director, and all you want me to go is get the milk. i said what kind of mom are you? she said, let me explain something to you. you might be president of pepsico or on the board of director, but when you enter this house, you're the wife, the daughter, the daughter-in-law, the mother, all of that. nobody else can take that place, so leave that damn crown in the garage, don't bring it into the house. >> and the brutal truth from nooyi herself. >> i don't think women can have it all. i just don't think so. we pretend we have it all. we pretend we can have it all. my husband and i are married for 34 years, and we have two

daughters. every day you have to make a decision on whether you are going to be a wife or a mother. in fact many times during the day you have to make those decisions. and, um, you have to co-opt a lot of people to help you. we co-opted our families to help us. we plan our lives meticulously so we can be decent parents. if you ask our daughters, i'm not sure they will say i'm a good mom. i'm not sure. i try all kinds of coping mechanisms. >> such a analysis nating woman, and obviously a very plainspoken woman. joining us xhi sylvia ann hewlett. she says women can have it all, perhaps just not at the same time. ms. hewitt's latest book is called executive presence. susan patton, otherwise known as the princeton mom, her, work can wait fertility won't. spend your 20s landing a husband, not -- her book is called marry smart.

and we want your take on this, so go to cnbc.com/vote and tell us what you think. full disclosure, i am a wife, i am a mom, i have three kids, and i obviously have a full-time job. can women have it all, susan? >> you absolutely think that women can have it all, but they may not be able to have it all at once, all at the same time, but they have to plan for it. they have to plan for their personal happiness with at least the same commitment and same dedication they're planning for their professional success. i absolutely love that nooyi's mother -- and leave it to mom to slap you down -- is the one to say to you, it's important. when you come into this household, you're mom, you're wife, you're daughter and there's nobody that can take the place. you can hair a gardener, a housekeeping, but no one takes the place of wife, mom or daughter or daughter-in-law.

>> do you agree? >> this is the issue and it's very profound. there's a lot of clash. 7:00 at night when you're finally home and available, you've been doing a bunch of things all day as a successful professional, you've been driving efficiency, hitting the performance stakes. when you get home, you've got to kind of change 180% in terms of whoer. your teenager or your husband or your elderly parent will juan -- it turns out women are good at that. it does require a lot of imagination, but emotion and intelligence is one of our strong suits. we find that women these days do take a bunch of time to find their mate. this is not an easy thing at 23, because we're growing, wee evolving. we also find that women who have children slightly later in life have many more choices in terms of what they can do with their

qualifications and with their children. i have four kids, a full-time job and my 25-year-old loves the fact i've done a bunch of things with pie life. i've always worked full time. >> that goes to being a role model. >> sue, we want to know what you think. >> i totally understand. however, i think it is so misguided to suggest to young women in their early 20s, take all the time you want to find yourself, no, that's a terrible mistake. if they take ten years let's say to develop their professional persona, they'll by in the 30s when they start looking for husband and start thinking about family. the fact is in your mid 30s, you're already fertility challenged, and you're going to be competing for the same men women ten years younger, and you will never come out well in that competition. >> how much of being ability to do what we all do is finding the

right person. i think one of the reasons that i am able to have three kids -- >> you have a supportive husband. >> i do drop-off in the morning, my husband does pickup. i couldn't do this without him or without a very supportive company behind me. >> absolutely. >> it's very family friendly. >> which is so meaningful. i think every couple, every woman has to find her own balance there, find her own way of working the system, of managing the business, managing their children, but yes, your partner critically important. you need a partner who is on board, who either is going to decide that they're going to do all the work stuff and you're going to didded home stuff, the family stufz, the school stuff. >> or vice versa. >> a division of labor more often than not doesn't work, because two people can't do one job. the answer is the job doesn't get done. >> you know, sue, i think one of the problems is we like to think

we have control. a whole lot of 28 years old men are not ready to settle down. we know that. the other thing that's true is about 40% of us are the main breadwinners in our family, so this career thing is incredibly important. the other thing is, what is having it all? >> yes, that's a very critical question. >> a lot of women, a lot of men these days are thinking that a loving relationship and a fabulous career is what they want, you know, 40% of professional women are choosing not to have children, and it really is a choice. about 30% of men are, too, in equivalent professions, so i do think to automatically, you know, imagine that life has to coup in this one package, and you can't find happiness otherwise is probably a real fallacy, and gets in the way of understanding the opportunities that really face you in life, and are creating a high caliber set of fulfillments, you know,

whatever the specific pieces are. >> very quickly. >> when we're saying 40% of women are choosing to not have children, i don't think that number is correct. i think 40% of women are not having children. in many cases the choice was not longer theirs, they simply waited too long, and i'm sorry, if you're not saying that that's not a critical component of life's happiness for many women, it just is. >> thank you, ladies, a duties that will continue for quite some time unfortunately or poll didn't work, but i know our viewers will weigh in. it's been a pleasure. thank, honey, for doing pickup. >> really a fascinating conversation. we all in many ways live it every single day. last week scott cohn went undercover to show why the same medication is so much more expensive here in the united states, but don't get any ideas and think you can get around those high prices by sending away to overseas pharmacies instead.

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correspondent scott cohn's investigation into the high cost of prescription drugs. last week scott showed us exclusively how some pharma companies are making and selling the same medication for different countries at very different prices. the u.s. very much on the high end of the scale, as you may well know. scott warned us about the dangers of having drugs shipped in from outside the united states. today he's here with advice on how to protect yourself from getting fake medicines. >> there are dangers, but we actually showed, tyler, last week that it is possibly to buy safety discount drugs. they'll play your internet order for you. we went to undercover and with valid prescriptions placed orders for brand-name lipitor with savings as much as 80%. we had it tested. in each case we got genuine pfizer lipitor, but a version the company said was not intended for sale in the u.s. notice for childproof packaging, and it's from turkey. even the national association of

boards of pharmacy admits it's possible to buy safe drugs online, but with a big caveat. >> there are legitimate sites, and it does provide an advantage to consumers and patient, but there are many more illegal and dangerous sites, that if people aren't careful they could wind up purchasing fake drugs or dangerous drugs. >> they have a list nabp.net, but it's a tiny list, only 34 sites,ful affiliated with insurance companies. they never will be on the list because they're not licensed, many of them. if you want to use a discounter, first discuss it with your doctor. then don't use a service that requires a prescription. there are some out there. that's a red flag. make sure the seller will not share your personal or financial information, and make sure the seller is verified by a reputable third party.

there are some official-looking organizations out there that claim to evil wait internet pharmacies, and may not be what they seem. in the end, you have to decide if the risk is worst what you save. >> the active ingredients were the same, just the packaging. >> same exact drug, looked a bit different, but pfizer tested it, and it was in fact safe, but outside the sort of closed fda system. >> fascinating stuff. that will do it for this edition of "power lunch." great to be back, sue. >> great to have you back. we'll see you tomorrow on "power lunch." first what's comesing on on "street signs." well, making money on the drones, and should we privatize our roads? and one of the holy grails of the car collecting world. enough said, you've got to see it. "street signs" begins after this very quick break. see you then, top of the hour.

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