sainsbury‘s reckon these argos stores will help.hem in its main supermarkets and are rolling out several hundred more, a business that has taken a big change in direction to try to attract more shoppers. there are just eight of them left in the waters around the uk — and now there are serious concerns about the future of britain's last remaining killer whales after one of the pod was found dead on the coast of west scotland last year. scientists say it had been contaminated with "shocking" levels of a toxic chemical banned in the 19705. our science correspondent, rebecca morelle, reports. they are the uk's last killer whales. found off the west coast of scotland, today this pod has just eight animals. but they're in trouble. last year, the group lost a female. lulu was found dead on the shores of the inner hebrides. she'd become caught up in fishing line. this is lulu's skull, this is the head... her skeleton is now stored at the national museum scotland. tests showed she was heavily contaminated with man—made chemicals, called pcbs

--is a good story on argo's argos all around. manus: talk about staffing. a balance between what you and out of the store and the consequences that had. talk to me about your staffing consequencest the in terms of immigration and the concern that might have in terms of your staffing issue. guest: the most important element of the sainsbury's offer is the offer in our stores which is led by our frontline colleagues on every measure. we have market beating customer service in our stores and the execution across such a large estate is fantastic. as we face into challenging markets, one of the key things we have to balance is ensuring we retain the frontline service and thattomers value it is exceptional and we simple five the business and make it more economic. it is a challenge. excuse me.across -- anna: thank you so much for your time. kevin o'byrne. the ceo of sainsbury's's. have the interviews throughout the day on bloomberg television. we have the former fed chairman, ben bernanke at 5:20 a.m. u.k. time. ♪ guy: wednesday morning, good morning. welcome to

these are the first results to include argos and habitat, which were bought by sainsbury‘s last year. high in april, adding to tentative signs that the economy might be recovering a little momentum after a lacklustre start to the year. the pmi for the sector rose to 53.1 from 52.2 in march, better than forecasts for a slight fall. apple is the world's most valuable company and it made another huge profit in the first three months of the year, £41 billion. but the firm sold fewer iphones than a year ago, down 1%. however, the california based firm sold just under $53 billion worth of products, as it continues to dominate sainsburg‘s fllllgge-arnrcrfitshave.. ..- - ., .. ,- down 8.2% from £5118 million. the supermarket has been hit by price cuts and tough competition on the high street. these are the first results to include argos and habitat, which were bought for £1.11 billion last year. once their sales are added in, overall group sales increased 12.7%. the firm also warns that underlying profits in the next six months will be lower than in the last six months. emma simpson spoke to

as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos finds, there is one place where the restriction will not be enforced. >> reporter: the city is looking to band smoking, people who want to light up on the boardwalk >> not only onlily boardwalk but the rams. >> reporter: mayor said the bill is headed for a full city council vote. if passed, smoking would be out allowed starting in summer of 2018 >> seems to be the time to do it. smoke has become a little less accepted >> i think it's a good idea >> i hate cigarettes >> why some awesome >> you don't have to breathe in smoke. >> reporter: it applies to anyone on the wildwood boardwalk but you can smoke on the beach. >> why enforce or law or enact one that you can't enforce, you'd stereo put a an army of police officers or inspectors down here. >> reporter: taking a draw is prohibited on certain sections. but with a health concern >> our department goes out routinely. >> reporter: the mayor says it's time to apply it across all 38 boardwalk blocks. >> watch the tram car, please >> smokers agree >> i wouldn't be happy about it, but for the boardwa

. >>> i'm greg argos, natasha brown is off. tonight, we know that are a woman and two children were killed early this morning when that philadelphia home went up in flames. hours later, damage to the building is a somber reminder of what happened there. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh spoke with witnesses and neighbors who watched the fire burn. >> i look out the window and saw a big ball of fire. >> reporter: around 4:40, neighbors woke to had a home engulfed in flames in north philadelphia. >> like, an oil rig was burning or something. like huge flumes of smoke. >> two parents inside jumped to safety. >> fire officials have confirm three people have died in this blaze including one adult and two young children. >> sad. >> reporter: 30 philadelphia fire department vehicles and about 100 firefighters raced to the scene. >> when our companies arrived, there was fire coming out of every window. >> reporter: firefighters have been able to rescue one of the kids from the home but he died at hahnemann university hospital >> we s

as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos finds, there is one place where the restriction will not be enforced. >> reporter: the city is looking to band smoking, people who want to light up on the boardwalk >> not only onlily boardwalk but the rams. >> reporter: mayor said the bill is headed for a full city council vote. if passed, smoking would be out allowed starting in summer of 2018 >> seems to be the time to do it. smoke has become a little less accepted >> i think it's a good idea >> i hate cigarettes >> why some awesome >> you don't have to breathe in smoke. >> reporter: it applies to anyone on the wildwood boardwalk but you can smoke on the beach. >> why enforce or law or enact one that you can't enforce, you'd stereo put a an army of police officers or inspectors down here. >> reporter: taking a draw is prohibited on certain sections. but with a health concern >> our department goes out routinely. >> reporter: the mayor says it's time to apply it across all 38 boardwalk blocks. >> watch the tram car, please >> smokers agree >> i wouldn't be happy about it, but for the boardwa

we are live from doyletown i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, greg, thank you. >>> seven year-old girl is in life support and her brother in custody after she was found with the plastic bag over her head. this began early this morning on the 5500 block of north american street when the mother reported her car stolen while officials were on the scene mother then discovered her daughter in the basement of their olney home. later this morning authorities were able to locate the 18 year-old brother. >> he was located in the back of the police car inside the 35th district and apparently lock himself in the back of the police car there. he said did he something stupid. >> reporter: they are charged with attempted murder robbery and investigators still piecing together a time line of events. >>> southwest fail father is behind bars tonight. thirty-one year-old omar cooper is facing murder and related charges in connection with the death of his infant son. investigators responded to his home on willows avenue last friday after doctors pronounced his six week old son oma

these are the first results to include argos and habitat, which were bought by sainsbury‘s last year.ve signs that the economy might be recovering a little momentum after a lacklustre start to the year. the pmi for the sector rose to 53.1 from 52.2 in march, better than forecasts for a slight fall. apple is the world's most valuable company and it made another huge profit in the first three months of the year, £a1 billion. but the firm sold fewer iphones than a year ago, down 1%. however, the california based firm sold just under $53 billion worth of products, as it continues to dominate the smartphone market. sainsbury‘s full—year profits have fallen to £503 million, down 8.2% from £5a8 million. the supermarket has been hit by price cuts and tough competition on the high street. these are the first results to include argos and habitat, which were bought for £1.a billion last year. there were concerns that may have taken its there were concerns that may have ta ken its eye there were concerns that may have taken its eye off the ball as far as the supermarket was concerned. once their

sainsbury‘s reckon these argos stores will help.ral hundred more, a business that has taken a big change in direction to try to attract more shoppers. mobile 4g connection in the uk varies wildly according to new research — with smartphone users only having access to it two thirds of the time on average. and it very much depends where you are in the country when you try to use it. our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones is here. it really depends from city to city. this data was collected for the consumer body which. measuring connections around the country. it found variations, they looked at the top 20 cities and at the top game middlesbrough with 83% productivity and right at the bottom came bournemouth where 60% was the figure. and london came pretty far down the list conveyed with middlesbrough, at 74%. overall putting in all the cities and the countryside the average amount of time people were connected to 4g was 65%. so around two thirds, one third of the time people could not get a connection. it is annoying but why

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i'm greg argos. a grandmother did not survive the fire, >> i looked out the window and saw a bill ball of fire. >> reporter: around 4:40 neighbors aawoke to the home at a home engulfed. >> like an oil rig was burning, huge flumes of smoke. it was like an inferno. >> they jumped to safety >> fire officials confirmed three people have died including one adult and two young children. >>> 30 philadelphia fire department vehicles and about 100 firefighters raced to the scene according to adam teal, fire commissioner. >>> firefighters have been able to rescue one of the kids but he died at hahnemann. to account for missing family member, commissioner keel said his crews had to conduct a dangerous operation to get into the unstable building >> this is what we do and we're going to do our best >> after two weekends in a row of devastating fatal fires in philadelphia, keel is urging the community to be vigilant about fire safety. >> we really are imploring everybody to take charge of your safety. check out th

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos talked to those who track sharks to find out why they do it. >> reporter: unofficial start to summer means, many are heading down the shore, taking a dip in the ocean, and like most americans, being concerned about one particular sea dweller. one thing you are most fearful of in the ocean. >> sharks. >> bitten by a shark, man. >> sharks. >> definitely got to be sharks >> reporter: off the coast of delaware or new jersey this weekend you may be sharing the water with mary lee a 50 year-old great white shark. >> i definitely try to keep my eye out. >> tracking mary lee over four years. >> reporter: chris fisher is founding chairman of o search which tags and tracks great white sharks like mary lee. >> mary lee is size of the minivan. >> really, oh, wow we need to stay away. >> reporter: mary lee has been joined biopsies co a smaller male last spotted off the coast of delaware. >> good sign your eco system there is in good shape. these are balance keepers of the ocean. >> it is important that they are there but at the same time it is not important to

as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos discovered, there is one place where wildwood won't enforce the restriction restrictions. >> the city of wildwood is looking to ban smoking. butting/those who want to light up on the boardwalk. >> not only on the boardwalk, ramps leading to the board walk, steps leading to the beach. >> says the bill would just pass first is now headed for city council vote f passed smoking would be outlawed starting in summer of 2018. >> let me ask why are you doing it? just seems to be the time to do it. smoking has become a little less accepted. >> i think it is a good idea. >> that would be perfect for me. >> awesome. >> why is it awesome? >> don't have to breath in other people's smoke. >> applies to anyone here on the wildwood boardwalk, but you can still smoke on the beach. >> why enforce a law or enact a law you can't enforce, and the fact our beach is so big, would you have to put an army of police officers or inspectors down here. >> taking a draw is already prohibited on certain sections of the wildwood boardwalk. but with the health concerns, and e

. >>> greg argos is here to tell us where it is. >> reporter: this area has seen ups and downs now seen more than 1.5 billion dollars in vs and construction. it's all just feet from city hall. >>> move over new york's 5th avenue. good-bye san francisco union square. when it comes to the most desirable reality according to court documents, one philly neighborhood tops the list >> old city, kensington, fishtown >> market east is upcoming. >> my second guess >> the research film j l l factored and found market east to be most desirable reality hub in the country. >> this is market and the turn of the century in the 1900s >> charles crow the executive director and ceo of the philadelphia history museum said east of market street was the hub of activity more than two centuries >> there was a market literally in the middle of the streets >> the city began to expand >> as growth happened, the areas in the east market began to decay a little bit. >> that decay became apparent in the past three decades as stores began to close >> the reality corridor became walnut street >> there have been revit

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos talked to those who track the sharks to find out why they dit. >> reporter: unofficial start to summer mean many taking a dip in the ocean, heading down the shore and like most americans being concerned about one particular sea dwell er. one thing you are most fearful in the ocean. >> shark. >> bitten by a shark, man. >> reporter: sharks. >> yes, definitely, sharks. >> reporter: if you are off the coast of delaware, new jersey this weekend you may be sharing what ther with mary lee, a 50 year-old great white shark. >> i definitely am keeping my eye out for her. >> tracking mary lee for four years. >> reporter: chris fisher is founding chairman of o search which tracks shacks like marry lee. >> she's the size of the minivan. >> we need to stay away from sharks. >> reporter: mary lee has been joined biopsies co a smaller male last spotted off the coast of delaware good sign your eco system is in good shape. these are balance keepers of the ocean. >> it is important that they are there but at the same time in the important to me, you know to be in t

the first nonstop flight arrives a philadelphia international airport earlier this evening and greg argos was there. >> reporter: a lot of fun, philadelphia is actually iceland air's 34th nonstop international destination. a trip to iceland may not be on your bucket list this new direct flight and its current round trip cost may mean some are adding an extra trip to summer plans. when you think vacation you may think white sand and crashing waves >> last time i went to jamaica, i also wanted to go to figi. >> but there's a new direct route being unveiled and celebrated. iceland gate to gate in six hours 30 minutes. >> i would have never thought iceland, we also think of caribbean, blue rivers >> the first flight arrived tuesday evening with a grand welcome. left shortly after 8:00 >> you can get on a flight, stay three, four days, then fly to 25 different sites, cities around europe >> mayor kenney said the cost isn't that high. the airline is offering a round trip ticket direct for a buck less than $400. >> it is both convenient and affordable. >> $400 round trip direct from philly. >> t

and they purchased argos last year?re ball. this has been a debate over the last 24 hours. i don't have a square over the last 24 hours. i don't have a square ball? if it is it relevant? a p pa re ntly a square ball? if it is it relevant? apparently your mind convinces you. i don't know why. don't ask for details. ifeel i don't know why. don't ask for details. i feel that my cereal tastes better out of my son's batman ball. it is ten years to the day that three—year—old madeleine mccann went missing from a holiday apartment in the portuguese village of praia da luz. it's a case that drew attention around the world and cast a shadow on the algarve resort. jon kay is there for us this morning. good morning to you both. i think that as people here in praia da luz wa ke that as people here in praia da luz wake up this morning and they realise it is the ten year anniversary today. a sense of disbelief that ten years could have passed and yet how much further on are we? that little girl's face is so are we? that little girl's

. >>> greg argos is here to tell us where it is. >> reporter: this area has seen ups and downs now seen more than 1.5 billion dollars in vs and construction. it's all just feet from city hall. >>> move over new york's 5th avenue. good-bye san francisco union square. when it comes to the most desirable reality according to court documents, one philly neighborhood tops the list >> old city, kensington, fishtown >> market east is upcoming. >> my second guess >> the research film j l l factored and found market east to be most desirable reality hub in the country. >> this is market and the turn of the century in the 1900s >> charles crow the executive director and ceo of the philadelphia history museum said east of market street was the hub of activity more than two centuries >> there was a market literally in the middle of the streets >> the city began to expand >> as growth happened, the areas in the east market began to decay a little bit. >> that decay became apparent in the past three decades as stores began to close >> the reality corridor became walnut street >> there have been revit

. >> our greg argos tells us what city has taken the spot. >> you can consider this another loss for philadelphia especially now that a major city in the southwest can technically say they're bigger than us. >> it's close but we're getting bumppied. >> how is that possible. really? >> that's crazy and unexpecte unexpected. >> when it comes to population the city of brotherly love is getting out shipd by the valley of the sun. phoenix, arizona. >> i don't mean that though. >> nothing good about phoenix i know it's hot. >> census data shows phoenix has 1,615,017 resident. >> we are behind 32,000. >> bigger you are the more problems you have. >> i don't think of it as a big city. >> in terms of physical size phoenix is philadelphia spans -- phoenix is four times as large if placed over philly would take up most of our county and chunks of bucks, montgomery and delaware counties. >> i don't think it's app toll apple comparison. >> ask yang yang tourism and tallty management being over taken by phoenix population is not necessarily a bad things. >> we'll feel a little dispointed at first

we now know crews started working on it the beginning of the week >> we sent greg argos to find out what this is and why it's here in philly. >> it really is a site to see on the banks of the schuylkill, a wooden and metal structure, 40 feet tall, yards from the schuylkill river, actually a piece of artwork, but what it looks like is up for interpretation. along kelly drive, purged on the banks of the schuylkill river is something distracting joggers slowing bikers and causing many to pull out their cameras and ask, what do you think that is? >> i have no idea. >> it's actually a 40 foot public art sculpture newly installed just north of the girard avenue bridge and looks like -- beginning on who you ask >> a dog >> elephant, horse >> giraffe? >> definitely open to your imagination. >> reporter: caitlin is with the association for public art and said this is coming from new york, where it sat in madison square park surrounded by skyscrapers >> it's an interesting contrast where it was installed in new york along the river, in fairmount park >> question is why did philadelphia buy it >> p

the first nonstop flight arrives a philadelphia international airport earlier this evening and greg argoswas there. >> reporter: a lot of fun, philadelphia is actually iceland air's 34th nonstop international destination. a trip to iceland may not be on your bucket list this new direct flight and its current round trip cost may mean some are adding an extra trip to summer plans. when you think vacation you may think white sand and crashing waves >> last time i went to jamaica, i also wanted to go to figi. >> but there's a new direct route being unveiled and celebrated. iceland gate to gate in six hours 30 minutes. >> i would have never thought iceland, we also think of caribbean, blue rivers >> the first flight arrived tuesday evening with a grand welcome. left shortly after 8:00 >> you can get on a flight, stay three, four days, then fly to 25 different sites, cities around europe >> mayor kenney said the cost isn't that high. the airline is offering a round trip ticket direct for a buck less than $400. >> it is both convenient and affordable. >> $400 round trip direct from philly. >> th

. >> our greg argos tells us what city has taken the spot. >> you can consider this another loss for philadelphia especially now that a major city in the southwest can technically say they're bigger than us. >> it's close but we're getting bumppied. >> how is that possible. really? >> that's crazy and unexpecte unexpected. >> when it comes to population the city of brotherly love is getting out shipd by the valley of the sun. phoenix, arizona. >> i don't mean that though. >> nothing good about phoenix i know it's hot. >> census data shows phoenix has 1,615,017 resident. >> we are behind 32,000. >> bigger you are the more problems you have. >> i don't think of it as a big city. >> in terms of physical size phoenix is philadelphia spans -- phoenix is four times as large if placed over philly would take up most of our county and chunks of bucks, montgomery and delaware counties. >> i don't think it's app toll apple comparison. >> ask yang yang tourism and tallty management being over taken by phoenix population is not necessarily a bad things. >> we'll feel a little dispointed at first

sainsbury‘s reckon these argos stores will help.s taken a big change in direction to try to attract more shoppers. now the weather with nick. the day ended on a wet note at westminster but elsewhere there has been lovely sunshine. northern ireland, scotland, parts of northern england and wales, but from the cloud into east anglia and south—east england in particular, we have seen rain and shower, a chance of that continuing on and off and a few spots overnight. with the cloud to the south many of us will stay dry. it will be coolest overnight in the countryside, in scotland a chance for the odd pocket of frost going into the morning, and a bit more cloud in scotland tomorrow, compared with today, but still sunny spells and for northern ireland and england a dry day, parts of england and wales to the south there will be more cloud round, a chance for the odd shower but many of us staying dry. the arrows indicate a brisk east or north eastly wind. that will peg the temperatures back on the north sea coast. a few spots in the western s

our greg argos is here with a look at why. >> why? >> more time at the office. >> experts say we all need to take time off of work. but last year, 34% of americans more than 1 in 3 did not take any vacation. we learned it's partially due to cost and commitment to the jobs. >> buy those tickets and pack your bags and don't forget the suncreen. we're headed to summer and that means it's time for vacation. >> when is your next vacation. >> or does it? >> i'm not sure. >> i don't think i'm taking vacation any time soon. >> you have nothing planned. >> i have a bachelorette party in mexico. >> there you go. >> you forgot that. >> sorry maggie. >> 34%, more than 1 in 3 americans did not take a vacation at all last year. more than half took fewer than five days off. >> i'm surprised by that. that's a lot. >> vacations or breaks or time off is extremely important. >> dr. george james therapist for council for relationships says he's not surprised by how few americans take a break from work. >> there's a way if we think if we stop working we'r

did you see argo, kenny? it's a pretty good movie. ben affleck has a lot going for him. not everything, but a lot. whoopee! >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. our guest tonight, w. kamau bell is joining us, everybody. but first, yesterday was may 1. also known as international workers day. now, it's usually a time for peaceful marches, protests, and occasionally breaking (bleep). >> a may day rally turned violent in portland after riots broke out. >> demonstrators throwing smoke bombs, molotov cocktails and other objects at police officers. >> dozens arrested as self-described anarchists charged police officers with incendiary devices as trump and anti-trump demonstrators faced off. >> trevor: it is so hard to be a bike cop. ( laughter ) day in, day out. you're out there with your bicycle, looking goofy, and then the one day when other cops get to dress up in scary riot gear, they still mak

we now know crews started working on it the beginning of the week >> we sent greg argos to find out what this is and why it's here in philly. >> it really is a site to see on the banks of the schuylkill, a wooden and metal structure, 40 feet tall, yards from the schuylkill river, actually a piece of artwork, but what it looks like is up for interpretation. along kelly drive, purged on the banks of the schuylkill river is something distracting joggers slowing bikers and causing many to pull out their cameras and ask, what do you think that is? >> i have no idea. >> it's actually a 40 foot public art sculpture newly installed just north of the girard avenue bridge and looks like -- beginning on who you ask >> a dog >> elephant, horse >> giraffe? >> definitely open to your imagination. >> reporter: caitlin is with the association for public art and said this is coming from new york, where it sat in madison square park surrounded by skyscrapers >> it's an interesting contrast where it was installed in new york along the river, in fairmount park >> question is why did philadelphia buy it >> p

our greg argos will have more on the first day of trial, including testimony, from the girl's mother that is coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> philadelphia police have what appears to be a complicated investigation on their hand. a seven year-old girl was discovered wye her mother in the basement of her olney home with the bag over her head. as we await a briefing from police momentarily our joe holden has been working on this story all day and he is live with what we know right now, joe. >> reporter: jessica, we are awaiting special victims unit officers and captain here to give us some insight on the type of investigation, they are working. very early on this was described to be really a toss up, was this a crime, was this perhaps an accident? that remains to be seen. however, right now we know according to our sources in sv u that this seven year-old has suffer, significant brain damage. what began as a call for stolen car escalated to overs frantically trying to save the life of the seven year-old child. >> the cops were giving little girl cpr. >> reporter: after the gi

board walk, the pros poe as would expands the ban to all 38 blocks, as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos discovered, there is one place where wildwood won't enforce the restriction restrictions. >> the sit of wildwood is looking to ban smoking butting out those who want to light up on the board walk. >> wildwood mayor ernie says the bill would just pass first reading, now headed for a full city council vote. if passed, smoking would be outlawed, starting in summer, of 2018. >> i ask why are you doing it, seems to be the time to do it, smoking has become a little less accepted. >> good idea. >> i hate cigarette, that would be perfect for me. >> awesome. >> why? >> then you don't have to breathe in other people's smoke. >> smoking ban applies to anyone here on the wildwood boardwalk, but you can still smoke on the beach. >> why enforce a law, a law that you can't enforce, the fact our beach is so big, would you have to put an army of police officers or inspectors down there. >> talking a draw is already prohibited on certain sections of the wildwood boards walk, but with the health concern

we farmed -- formed argo ai, a key player from google and from uber, and they have now ramped up and -- but we are just not talking publicly as much as some companies. partly we don't want to tip our hand and partly, we want to make sure when we do, our messaging is very crisp. i feel actually very good about what we're doing. if you look at ford smart mobility didn't exist just over a year ago. jim hackett came in, started it. we bought chariot, there were six people. now we are rolling it out around the world. it's growing tremendously. we are building other services that we haven't gone public with which we will at some point in the near future. so i'm actually very pleased with the progress we're making. but you know, there's always more to do and speed is important. >> so will we be hearing more in terms of more benchmark targets in terms of saying this is what we have and when at we will produce? >> we will. we also want to make sure that we are ready to talk about it. it's easy to -- a lot of companies throw out these big statements and then years later when they don't come to

. >> seth: you knor guest from films like, "argo," "zero dark thirty," and "manchester by the sea," asng turn as coach taylor on "friday night lights." the third season of his hit series "bloodline" begins streaming this friday on netflix. let's take a look. >> hello. >> john, i need you here. you've been avoiding my calls all night. stop it. you need to help the family. there's nothing more important than that. come home right now. tell me where you are. >> i can't. >> seth: please welcome to the show kyle chandler, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you? >> i'm good, thank you. >> seth: i'm very, very happy to have you here. >> i'm glad to be here. that clip was -- al >> seth: yeah. >> it's obvious why i couldn't tell where i was. i was in a bathroom. >> seth: yeah. you can't tell your mom you're in a bathroom. >> no, no. >> seth: congrats on this show. this is the third season. >> yes. >> seth: and for those who don't know, it's a really cool narrative device. you sort of jump back and forth in time. we get to know this family. it's a very nice mystery element to it, and -

. >> seth: "argo." >> the day -- yeah, one of the great flicks. >> seth: yeah. >> the day that ronaldagan said, if you don't send them home, then you're going to pay a penalty. and it doesn't always have to be militarily. it can be a lot of other ways. america is the leader in the world, and they look up to us. and they -- we inspire them. we are their moral compass. and we've got to respect the human rights, and advocate for the rights of people. like all these young women throughout the middle east now, that are being trafficked. we've got to speak out for them. and we can. and america is still -- don't bet against the united states of america. >> seth: no, i will not. >> we're still the best one on earth. >> seth: i believe that. no close second. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for being here. always a pleasure. senator john mccain, everybody. we'll be back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how was your vacation? hey, guys, what's this tomato doing at randy's desk? [all coworkers laugh] hahahahaha. you know, that actually reminds me, steve. i got you somet

christopher: absolutely, we teamed up with a pg, to own a money manager named, argo.larly infrastructure were cost matter, it's a lot returning assets -- we want to team up with other people and take advantage of their direct investment teams. actual sponsors being very active. they had been asked them yesterday come along meeting weorrow, to talk about ways can team up together, not just infrastructure -- infrastructure, may be given, private equities. scarlet: we'll get you back on when you have something to announce. christopher: i'd be happy to. breaking news, earnings and a biotech -- missing estimates by six cents a share. revenue falling 16.5% a year over year, missing estimates. product revenue from the ad sciences- gilde missed estimates for nine of their top 10 selling drugs. >> one of the world's article -- largest snack producers that generates most of its revenues outside of the united states. they are purported adjusted eps -- $.53. estimate $.50. that's a net revenues of $6.41 billion in gains, better-than-expected's of $6.37 billion, reform forecast fo

photos of mark's argo barriers -- mark zuckerberg tour. >> pam cook is back. >> good morning.dollars per share. record high $323 per share. it's expected to report another loss. celebrating another ipo on the new york stock exchange, a chinese company, the largest consumer lending marketplace. china rapid finance goes public. checking in on the numbers. live look at the dow jones. it is up a tiny bit. 20940 nasdaq into record territory, up half percentage point. good tech expectations s&p 500 is up. speaking of tech, apple reports tomorrow, facebook a fitbit, square report earnings after the close wednesday. that could affect the nasdaq. packer released new episodes of netflix series orange is the new black. the hacker posted a link where people could illegally download episodes over the weekend and has demanding a ransom from the streaming service. in a statement netflix says a production vendor used by several major tv studios has its security, right a new episodes of the orange the new black said to be released but not until june 9. >> facebook apologizes after a leaked doc