a strategy type of deal like glaxo and a synergy type deal like valeant and aller gin. i think bristol meyers is the biggest of my three picks. it's an $80 billion company and more of a cost savings deal. bristol meyers operating margins are half of what we see others in the industry make. i think a company could come in and drive earnings growth through synergy opportunities. >> let's talk about milan. metta has rejected it. you see this company as a target. >> milan is a bit more swallowable than bristol. about a $19 billion market cap and it is looking to buy. by milan has had a lot of experience with activist investors in its history, icahn, paulson right now. and milan could offer diversification strategy from a global company that wants to come into the generics market. i know milan said they want to buy, but i think they also put themselves into play. >> insight, not too familiar with this one, this is the smallest of the three, the easiest acquisition. >> this was a growth story, melissa. insight has a cancer, blood cancer product on the market. but in it's pipe

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it could happen to the pharmaceutical gem that we have been recommending forever if aller allergan buys company. to be fair the model has been working fabulously. i expect that the fantastic research and development budget that sets allergan apart will be gone in they get it. i don't think it's fair that he was able to buy 10% when he news a take over was coming. it is absolutely legal. but i didn't like that the former head of enforcement blessed the transaction himself. although thanks to the transaction of the resolving door he's a corporate lawyer now. couldn't he have lead someone else to do the dirty work? is this the same government man protecting retail experts a few months ago? sadly yes. kind of a let down. but all of that said, more than anything else what i want is for you to make money. sometimes in order to make an omelet you have to break some eggs. as it happens, activists are fabulous egg breakers. he's practically a top chef with his work here. all big wins. think about how much the activist made over the years. if you piggy back on his at wendy's, heinz and great quar

you keep talking -- valiant is up 11% but we also had as we say, aller fan, the maker of botox and theyck on that business up 6%. so somebody, sure sound, david like the news was leaking out, doesn't it? david: allergan is definitely getting best of it after-hours. we'll see if the numbers continue. there is the after-hours of allergan. up just as you say about 6% right now. we'll see if those numbers stick tomorrow. liz: okay. hedge funds, in the drivers's seat of the gold market roller coaster. driver's seat but are they crashing investors money? individual investors are not sure what could happen next as many hedge funds say, let's cry uncle and get out of gold. we come back and tell you what you need to know in order to keep up with the big boys. david: gm tries to shake off the recall nightmare. the auto maker makes a huge bet on the world's largest carmaker market. will it pay off in the long term and will consumers ignore the automaker's safety issues china? stay with us. ♪ predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means adva

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aller: host: you are on. caller: first, i would like to say that we need politicians that are going to do what is best for america, all right? let's stop the political fighting. i understand the job still has been on the show since around 2011. my goodness, bring it to the floor and let the people vote for it that worked on us. it would be a better country if we stopped talking about politics and just talked about what america needs right now. it needs jobs, it needs health care, a needs benefits for unemployed people. this is the first time in this roof unemployment that they didn't -- in the history of unemployment that they didn't extend it. it has been extended under republican presidents and democratic presidents. please, let's get real, let's look forward. thanks, guys. guest: we should make it clear that both shane and i are journalists and not represent political parties here. but what the caller said is something both political parties would've no doubt appreciate hearing. guest: politics has become

all of a sudden, you have a major merchandisers saying i want to get those entertainment allers.s is about. tozon has got the ability market these devices. if you've gone on today, you've been bombarded. the amazon brand is equated with great delivery, you can return it if you don't like it, and they certainly eat the lunch of players like roque do have a narrower offering. amazon so it take long? apple tv has been out there for years. lex a b-day world waiting for the right time for testing the project. the right time is when they decide. >> the fact that amazon is not afraid of low pricing, they care about pricing. is not really connected to low pricing. >> amazon is also going after gamers. demographic and it's the people who say am not spending 200 bucks a month for a bunch of cable channels i have no use for. i will spend $100 on this box that gets me everything else i want and i will buy the rest all a cart. this is a golden opportunity. >> we just launched our first channel which is built around christian counseling to address problems. we are appealing to his super fans.

months sincen six it is aller has said new chinese target. the shares kept rising.s turned in the short term. the details on this. >> it was. on friday.% that is after the results came out. basically leaving investors of more disappointed. they came in at $.22 per share for the whole quarter. that is quite a big mess as well. investors were already anemic. because of reports from october. mobile was a fraud and had miscalculated sales. ile isst 70% of nq mob surreptitious he said in a report. investors have been uneasy. nq mobile is working hard. >> pretty strong words. >> muddy waters, was strong allegations. le has been nq mobi working hard to prove it is a not have and it does issues that muddy waters have been talking about. [indiscernible] revealby the fact it did an accounting error. it is revised in the three months. they were saying that there were clerical errors. and were overstated by miller 350 -- a by nearly $350,000. but nearly 44% lost in october. he does have a punch. to see the results of the internal investigation. file theirhey will annual report.

aller: i would like to -- host: you need to turn down your tv a little bit. sorry.: i'm host: let's try it again. that i'm ke to say -- i would like to that we port the fact with the problems at home, but i totally disagree with what is going on with and the ukraine. he united states has always supporter and supports countries that are about to be off tak -- overtaken. we did do the iraq war and we did do some good. obama's getting putin is laughing at us. sochi olympics and all that while we were unaware? that.t believe we leave the olympics and russia over into crimea and takes and they are laughing at the united states. and i fear that the rest of the a very close g look at what we are going to do about this. mr. obama does do something something. guest: it does seem an event the was caught off guard from russia's aggression and you can look at the aggression's rhetoric in the opening week of the conflict hen you would hear obama and john kerry talk about how russia way ting in a 19th century as opposed to 21st century but i don't think putin was very move

aller: it just seems to be bunch of nomenclature to mask what seems to me to be drug addiction, marketing something that is as addictive -- i mean, i am not a drug user or addict, but my experience when i played roulette in las vegas 10 years ago, i won $100, i lost $100, my heart pounding, it seems to me that it is like a drug. they are marketing very clearly to the same thing that is alluring to drug addicts. this brief burst of pleasure. host: any thoughts? guest: you could say that gaming is really industry verbiage of taking the edge off a term that might have negative connotations. as far as problem gambling, that is certainly an issue. the way that we look at it is the way that we look at other vices as well. at the end of the day it comes down to self-control, to some extent. no one forces you to go into a bar or any other vice activity. elsee same extent, no one forces you and you need to make the choice on your own. if this is something that you struggle with, you can sign-up for an exclusion list and they won't let you in if you show up. another tweet for you -- well, i would s

aller: it just seems to be bunch of nomenclature to mask what seems to me to be drug addiction, marketing something that is as addictive -- i mean, i am not a drug user or addict, but my experience when i played roulette in las vegas 10 years ago, i won $100, i lost $100, my heart pounding, it seems to me that it is like a drug. they are marketing very clearly to the same thing that is alluring to drug addicts. this brief burst of pleasure. host: any thoughts? guest: you could say that gaming is really industry verbiage of taking the edge off a term that might have negative connotations. as far as problem gambling, that is certainly an issue

your alleres bng me thanneezg anitcheyes theylso ing ugh sal coesti.y neeclarin-d itombis th leing n-drsy aihismine wi a perfudecoesta all inne pl. so bloawayasalongeionfastith a >> george: welcome back. we are still slow because of a problem that you first saw in the 4:00 a.m. hour. this is green their role, powers, they're still trying to deal with these minor accidents. we're still waiting for the coroner on 1 01 southbound at tully road because the emergency vehicles are still standing by but no impact of the south bound brook the north from commute is slow, 27 minutes is still an average drive time for 1 01 north all because if you concede, the rest of the sttrip is a delay. >> here is a look at the bay bridge, westbound, things are starting to fill in at the toll plaza and the drive time is still just under 20 minutes for your trip to the maze into san francisco. >> robin: it is cloudy, cool outside. we're starting to see a break of the sun, here's a live look, this is the top portion of the screen where you concede the sunshine is slowly picking

aller than take any risk at for strangers, people who are not on the team, you have to conclude thatmost people are willing to see nearly any amount of harm done to other people to avoid that risk without lifting a finger. that edwardcognize snowden and chelsea manning are doing essential jobs, one that we need a great deal more with the help of journalists, journalists have to be probing for that and looking for that. they have to be encouraging that. we do not have democracy. it is what our founders risked their lives for. we have something worse and dangerous. it is up to you and your sources. argument -- the fact is that most people in the world live in a nation that has had tragedy as big as 9/11 or greater. r sanders -- our founders actually fixed -- faced for greater risks. they would be found hanging from some train. they put these very provisions in the constitution that these other people after 9/11 wanted to throw out. they did not guarantee free press because they thought the press would always be on their side. they did not guarantee any of these rights thinking that the

aller: good morning. tax and spenders are not paid for. why is it that extended unemployment benefits should be paid for? you mentioned republicans do not want to have companies pay taxes on overseas profits. all of this does not make sense. i'm glad you mentioned that wall street cannot id a and wall street and how the republicans were all upset about that. a few days ago, a caller said democrats were in the pockets of wall street. now we know it is the republicans. guest: good point about unemployment insurance not being paid for. that is exactly correct. tax extenders every year, they will cost about $50 billion to $100 billion and the on how many ou extend. right now this year, the senate proposal would cost $85 billion. since they are just extended for one or two years, they are not fully paid for were included in the 10 year budget window. any tax expert would tell you it is bad policy not only because the public does not know what they can rely on when they make future budget plans, but also, they are not pay for just in general. it

your alleres bng me thanneezg anitcheyes theylso ing ugh sal coesti.eeclarin-d itombis th leing n-drsy aihismine wi a perfudecoesta all inne pl. so bloawayasalongeionfastith a wi a perfudecoesta all inne pl. >>: welcome back to the kron4 morning news. we're taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza with the westbound ride is now backing up. say goodbye to those under 20 minute drive times out of the macarthur maze. >>: a man taken into custody near the boston marathon finish line at a rice cooker in his backpack and is being charged with possession of a hoax device. an officer says the man was acting suspiciously and then drop the backpack. the backpack was blown up by the bomb squad as a precaution as was the second unattended back pound backpack found nearby. >>anny: lawyers for boston marathon bombing suspect jonahar tsarnaev on some of the charges against their client tossed out restrictions eased on him in prison for it is 30 count federal indictment charges tsarnaev with last year's twin bombings that killed three people and wounded dozens

aller: host: you are on. caller: first, i would like to say that we need politicians that are going to do what is best for america, all right? let's stop the political fighting. i understand the job still has been on the show since around 2011. my goodness, bring it to the floor and let the people vote for it that worked on us. it would be a better country if we stopped talking about politics and just talked about what america needs right now. it needs jobs, it needs health care, a needs benefits for unemployed people. this is the first time in this roof unemployment that they didn't -- in the history of unemployment that they didn't extend it. it has been extended under republican presidents and democratic presidents. please, let's get real, let's look forward. thanks, guys. guest: we should make it clear that both shane and i are journalists and not represent political parties here. but what the caller said is something both political parties would've no doubt appreciate hearing. guest: politics has become

your alleres bng me thanneezg anitcheyes theylso ing ugh sal coesti.larin-d itombis th leing n-drsy aihismine wi a perfudecoesta all inne pl. so bloawayasalongeionfastith a wi a perfudecoesta all inne pl. >> coming up on the kron4 newest. a family is barely escaping from a fire in fremont. we are live at the scene. >> a pedestrian was hit and killed by a car in redwood city this morning. why the driver was not cited. >> we're also watching the weather on the this on monday morning. what to expect for the week coming up. >> good morning. it is monday. the time is 8:00 a.m.. >> james: we will start off with a check of the weather and traffic. >> robin: here is a live look from our walnut creek camera. the temperatures are slow to warm-up. we're still holding on to low to mid 50s. by 10:00 a.m. the fog should go away and the sun should be out. today will be warmer than it was yesterday. '60s and '70s by noon time so you can go outside and have lunch. by 3:00 p.m. the high clouds around the bay and low to mid '80s, it will be very nice and comfortable and

. >> aller in about years ago you built one of the most famous bombers of all time called the b-2 bomber. originally there were supposed to being 130 of them built. only 20 some were built. they were a billion dollars a copy. what happened to the b 2 bomber? is it being used? is it effective today and is it worth the money we spent tore it? >> the b-2 bomber is clearly a critical part of the nation's force structure today. they are deployed and utilized as needed and high availability rate and we're very proud of that we're very, very proud of the program and what it contributed to national security. i think as you know there is a fram that the air force is pursuing today for the next generation of long-range strike. i think that is a really important program program for our country. certainly as a program we intend as a company to support fully. >> is this a b-3? >> you might call it a b-3, but it is next step. >> if you have the b-2, and had experience, automatically give you b-3, doesn't it work that way. >> it's a competitive environment. [laughing] >> today a lot of your programs ar

democrats line. .aller: amy goodman i was just watching democracy now 10 minutes ago.asfactoid that i picked up , jones hit, killed four americans. another program from the 18th. it is very creepy when you actually hear news and that happens. what is going on here? amy goodman. 15 minutes, approximately. it is so important. the screen went black. we will go to march next, from connecticut. good morning. caller: i would pick ralph nader. maybe he was in my copy of time. he was not on the list. caller:aw. i'm from connecticut. he was a great influence on me when i was much younger. i started a citizens action group in water very. also on the list are two senators. i think they are just wonderful. their dogged work in getting us some decent gun control. thank you. >> thank you for the call. you can join in the conversation. you could send us a tweet or an e-mail. --e tweet said, yes, he did. a political story from politico.com. the billionaire environmentalists and some of the nation's biggest democratic donors, huddling behind closed doors next week in chicago with union

aller: it just seems to be bunch of nomenclature to mask what seems to me to be drug addiction, marketingthing that is as addictive -- i mean, i am not a drug user or addict, but my experience when i played roulette in las vegas 10 years ago, i won $100, i lost $100, my heart pounding, it seems to me that it is like a drug. they are marketing very clearly to the same thing that is alluring to drug addicts. this brief burst of pleasure. host: any thoughts? guest: you could say that gaming is really industry verbiage of taking the edge off a term that might have negative connotations. as far as problem gambling, that is certainly an issue. the way that we look at it is the way that we look at other vices as well. at the end of the day it comes down to self-control, to some extent. no one forces you to go into a bar or any other vice activity. elsee same extent, no one forces you and you need to make the choice on your own. if this is something that you struggle with, you can sign-up for an exclusion list and they won't let you in if you show up. another tweet for you -- well, i would say th

c one of your previous allers touched on this.has made no secret that it is thinking of itself as a challenger to u.s. dominance. , that being the case , the borders russia and china share and this upcoming gas contract that the western powers would be at some pain to stay .riendly with russia it did not seem to be very diplomatic. guest: it is a great point. a great political author wrote a book a couple of years ago in which he specifically talked about the idea of the west and head using russia as a against rising china. they were not willing to join that party. until this crisis in the ukraine am a japan had an intensifying its relationship with russia, looking at new natural gas deals, trying to finally end of world war ii. as a way to hedge against a very aggressive neighbor they see in china. that is on hold a bit for now. ,uring the crimean annexation senior officials were still in talk you talking about major investments. it is an idea that has not quite coalesced. from roger green -- "nothing but mass energy exports to t

obamacare says when your business gets to a certain size you now have thousands upon thousands of allersndates -- dollars of mandates, when you are trying to survive, you are trying to make sure the business gets going, you are thinking about the long-term, you're putting in the blood, sweat, blood equity of your time and industry not to mention your family's life savings, and the government instead of staying out of your way is putting all these burdens in front of you in terms of the taxes the regulations, obamacare, and minimum wages -- it all adds up. if we make our economy more like the french and greek economy, we will not get the different results. we will get the same stagnation. host: i want to give you a chance to respond to that into house speaker john boehner touting the republican skills act in response to the president's speech. we will play with speaker boehner had to say and then we will come back to you. [video clip] >> times are tough for hard-working people, and republicans are working to turn things around. right now there are less than 10.5 million americans looking