there. >> avon started in 1986.ut i think the direct selling model, not the whole industry -- >> herbalife, for example. >> yes, herbalife, mary kay, and there are some other companies, but direct sales is a huge industry, and it is a combination of high tech, so the use of mobile devices is important. , and it is having a one to one relationship that is important for a consumer, and it is still a viable growing business. in america, a good number of our borrowers do engage in direct sales. with their loan money and their capital. >> and one of the ways they also access new businesses, there is the new apple iphone 6, and do those conversations come up with the board level, about how the apple ecosystem and the iphone are changing small and midsize businesses, such as the women and the businesses you are trying to help? >> i think it is clear that mobile technology and the smartphone has revolutionized everybody uses this, from the very highest levels, and small business owners today, whether you are running a small

i'm al "bubba" baker from avon, ohio, owner of the de-boned baby back rib steaks.'m seeking $300,000 in exchange for 15% equity in my company, and this is my lovely daughter brittani. she's gonna make you sharks ribs in a microwave in two minutes. now, i played a little football in the nfl for 13 years. that was my job. barbecue is my passion. sadly, i married a woman that doesn't like ribs because they're too messy. so i vowed to find a way for my wife to be able to enjoy ribs. but how do you make ribs less messy? you take the bones out. [ laughs ] after 20 years, i found the perfect method, and the de-boned baby back rib steaks were born. we are the only people that have removed the bones from an actual slab of rib, leaving the meat intact so that everyone can enjoy ribs with a knife and fork. our de-boned baby back rib steak is not pieces of meat formed in the shape of a rib, if you know what i mean. [ laughs ] you tell them, bubba. boneless meats are the ofway the future, and the future is now. make no bones about it, sharks. it's time for some ribs. john: yeah

i'm al "bubba" baker from avon, ohio, owner of the de-boned baby back rib steaks.'m seeking $300,000 in exchange for 15% equity in my company, and this is my lovely daughter brittani. she's gonna make you sharks ribs in a microwave in two minutes. now, i played a little football in the nfl for 13 years. that was my job. barbecue is my passion. sadly, i married a woman that doesn't like ribs because they're too messy. so i vowed to find a way for my wife to be able to enjoy ribs. but how do you make ribs less messy? you take the bones out. [ laughs ] after 20 years, i found the perfect method, and the de-boned baby back rib steaks were born. we are the only people that have removed the bones from an actual slab of rib, leaving the meat intact so that everyone can enjoy ribs with a knife and fork. our de-boned baby back rib steak is not pieces of meat formed in the shape of a rib, if you know what i mean. [ laughs ] you tell them, bubba. boneless meats are the way of the future, and the future is now. make no bones about it, sharks. it's time for some ribs. john: yea

then the guy from the other team from avon grove went up and he looked in the hole and he put his arms up. how can i compete with this. this is ridiculous. >> been around golf a long time and every once in a while you'll see an article in the golf member who had two holes in one, but very, very rare. >> reporter: at the end of the round she turn in this score card her coach had to check his math before he realize exactly what she had done. >> she was just smiling. >> reporter: sam started playing golf after a chance meeting in an after school program in elementary school. >> who thinks they can throw a ball. her hand went up immediately. all right. let me see. so she threw one, and i could not believe what i saw. >> reporter: eric asked her dad if he could teach sam golf and the rest is history. >> sam should be an inspiration to all that it can be ton you just to have work hard. >> reporter: this pass summer she won state junior golf title and says playing with the boys definitely helps. >> i have to hit it farther but when i play begins gulfs i'm throwing it past them. >> reporter: s

. >> she got her first hole in one in a match against avon grove high school. she got two. and she didn't see it. >> the guy from the other team, he looked in the hole and puts his arms up, and said how am i suppose to compete with this. >> i have been around golf a long time, every once in a while you see someone in a golf magazine that had two holes in one, but it's very, very rare. >> she turned in this score card and her coach had to check his math. i looked at her sitting on the hill and she was smiling. >> sam started playing golf during an after school program in elementary school. >> her hand went up when we asked who wants to play golf. i couldn't believe what i saw. >> sam should be an inspiration to all of them that it can be done, you just have to work hard. >> she won the state's junior title and playing with the boys definitely helped. when i play with girls i blow it past them. several division one colleges have expressed interest in sam. she has to decide if she wants to play softball or go >>> jeff skversky is here and eagles trying to get their running gam

but the cfo resignation say those bottom-fishing in avon, it's too early.ike some other companies we used to talk about being too early. >> yes, indeed. zynga. >> be very careful. i feel like we are at a moment here where we were talking about it's not apple, it's alibaba. this market is overwhelmed by supply. that broke the market in february and march. we cannot have an overwhelming amount of supply coming to the market. that's how we get sales in all the exciting stocks people are into. there isn't, if alibaba is up sized, you and i are exactly, you raised the point about facebook. that was about up sizing the supply in price. >> i do not believe that will happen. we'll see. >> if we do, this show is going to be very different then. >> what have we got on "mad" tonight? >> i'm going to analyze apple in a way we haven't heard about yet. we'll be talking about the annie's deal. the implications for the industry. >> great. which are grave for the consumer package industry. >> grave. see you back here tomorrow morning. >> thank you, pal. >> let's go to simon

avon grove high school in valley forge at the middle school 77. princeton at the high school 75.nd hoax companies sin mounted sorey school 75 degrees much nice warm days and these cool crisp nights. in the poconos right now it's 43. philadelphia 62. 62 in wilmington. 51 in allentown. so cooling down again tonight. you can see to the west lots of 50s through state college and western pa through buffalo, new york and cleveland. a sign that things are changing. we have a weak front that will move on through. you may in the even notice it tomorrow afternoon. maybe a few more fair weather clouds. generally for met of the day it will be mostly sunny to become partly sunny during the afternoon. but this front is going to allow our next area of high pressure to build in and this is a sprawling strong high. to the north through new york and new england. morning lows on friday will be in the 30s. really cold air. that air will moderate in philadelphia it will be a cool start but a pleasant finish with temperatures struggling to get to 70. we warm it up a little bit saturday. and them by su

avon r. blevins. mr. blevins is a world war ii navy construction mechanic chief, retired.ed aboard the u.s.s. o'brien, dd 725 in the atlantic and pacific theaters from normandy to tokyo. >> representing the united states army, the colonel chaplin gary r. tenuski and world war ii children clarence kai faulkner. mr. faulkner was a staff sergeant, company k, acting platoon sergeant, 10th mountain division 86 regiment from march 12, 1943 to december 9, 1945. >> mr. faulkner received many awards including the italian medal, the soldier's medal, he saved 20 soldiers by throwing a live grenade had fallen out of someone's backpack prior to going on patrol. ladies and gentlemen, mr. kai faulkner. >> representing the united states marine corps, jack klemp, united states marine corps retired and now serves as president and c.e.o. of the national association of uniform services, former com aun daunt of the united states marine corps. p.x. kelly. accompanying p.x. kelly and general klemp is mr. russell jenkins. mr. russell jenkins, a world war 2 vet and was 17 years old when he joined

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look at your mcdonald's, and walmart, and coach, and avon, they have all slipped down. charles: do you like it. >> i do, homebuilder confidence is home, i think it will take a ride up. charles: tracy? >> i have a track deck. i say no more. charles: other stock idea for you. millennials are back, they are our future, most of them still believe that there som should be more government involvement in their lives, they believe they have enough money to lead the life they want, mixed signals, we'll get it straight ended out you, this is next. when fixed income experts work with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. charles: i have to plow wis old this one. -- blow the wis old this one, this year, pew research released a revealing survey on millennial, covering issues from religion to political leanings, this group will dictate more and more our political leaders and economy policy, it is time to revisit the conclusions and contradictions

a week ago avon said we are giving up our membership in the direct selling association. they are doing that because they want to separate themselves from what they fear could happen as a result of what may happen if regulators if do something with herbal life. so i'm not going to -- what i'm going to say is when it is said and done new rules and regs will reset what is going on. >> we can see down 46% year to date. thank you very much. >> where does isis get its money? a new report says it has a network of rich backers who are supporting terrorism. who are these backers? one nbc reporter has answers. >>> file this under yet another power of apple, the power to determine what you wear. got an iphone fashion alert coming up. it's monday, a brand new start. with centurylink visionary cloud infrastructure, and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable, secure, and agile. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. create things that help people. design safer cars. faster compu

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likely land toyota as a client in the future and avon fell on news that the cfo left for baker hughesk kelly, a lot of big names, names we talk about all the time, moving in the session, not just about apple today. back over to you. >> dom, that's right. thank you so much. apple is red hot on the web today in the wake of the iphone 6 and watch and apple pay and people flocking to cnbc. what they're looking for, we'll tell you next. >>> and if you're wondering when's the best time to borrow against your 401(k), the simple answer is never. top ten 401(k) no-nos. we'll be right back. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow quires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. >>> welcome back. apple's introduction of a new product line with iphones,

. >> a drop for avon down 4%. >> yes, it was all on the cfo leaving.think it was -- that may have been a sign that they don't have a lot of faith in the company. obviously it's had a rough road for a long time. continue to stay away. >> pop for mobileye. >> upgraded by citigroup today. up 7%. if you're in it -- hard to buy it here. take at least a third off. >> pop for tenet health care. >> deutsche bank is high on this stock. this is a name that goes higher from here. >>> apple not the only one with the huge announcement today. intel making waves at its developers conference. after the break, we talk to intel's head of pcs about how the company is planning to eliminate passwords forever. stay tuned. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insuranc

it happened in the 200 block of north avon dale street this morning.wo men in their mid 20s were shot. one in the head. the other in the leg. one is in critical condition. the other is stable. so far there have been no arrests. >> a penn state truant driving university hotel van has died after crashing the vehicle near campus. police in penn state officials have not yet released the name of the male student who was killed yesterday afternoon. he was driving a shuttle for the penn stater one of two hotels owned and operated by the university. police say the driver missed an exit ramp for the hotel and tried to make the turn any way hitting a sign post and a concrete barrier. several by stanes tried to pull the driver from the van which caught fire after the crash. the student was taken to mount nittany medical center where he died. >> armed robber who held up the south philadelphia holiday inn remains on the loose tonight. this happened just before 3:00 o'clock this morning on the 1,000 block of packer avenue. workers say a masked man walked into the ho

things are slow as they are every morning. 38 minutes your travel time southbound from wood avon roadthe vine street expressway. amtrak northeast corridor still seeing service interruption right now. service suspended indefinitely between philadelphia and washington, d.c., due to downed wires. septa though just sent out this tweet. going to west trenton is operating about 11 minutes. take a look at your travel time from oaks to 202 and westbound on the schuylkill you can see getting a red light there and 30 minutes. vai? >> thank you, christine. >>> act fast, act now. the fight to stop isis moves to capitol hill. >>> and a philadelphia woman facing jailtime for carrying something across state lines has renú:hope this morning. why the prosecutor has postponed her trial. our dad's a plumber. a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut

led by garmin, zimmer holdings, and there at the bottom, avon products.president obama addresses the nation this evening where he's expected to lay out his strang for dealing with the terrorist group isis. we're going to cover that in a special live at 9:00 p.m. eastern. joining us now is retired four star army general westerly carp. sounds, general, are you there? all right. we have them join,ing us on a mobile phone. what's interesting guys is you consider what the president is going to say tonight, from a market standpoint, we've been posing the question for a couple of weeks now as to whether investors are too bullish relative to what's going on in the rest of the world. steve, how would you assess or the psyche that's been able to put aside anything that's been out there. whether its been taking place in gaza or in iraq with isis or anywhere else. we do have the general now? general clark, are you there? >> i'm here. >> appreciate your patience in dealing with some of these technical issues. it's nice to speak with you today, sir. i'm just wondering

17th, the hard line leader of east germany was ousted and replaced by his crown prince, a man named avon krence. he knew things had gone badly wrong under honiker, so he thought i'll do things differently. i'll still maintain control but i'll talk a good game in public. so in public i'll say things that make it sound like i'm going institute reforms but i'll maintain the power of the state over people's lives and certainly over their ability to travel. the state still has to give permission if anyone wants to leave on my watch. so he decided to issue minor changes to existing travel laws mainly as a stop to all these crowds that were protesting but the announcement of this minor and basically fraudulent change was so badly botched that the journalists in the room thought it was a real change and there's quite remarkable video footage of this press conference that is arguably the worst press conference in the world where the east german politburo spokesman goes from bad to worse and in his efforts to explain what's going on and before he even finishes speaking he starts back pedaling as q

the day nursery in avon, indiana, was one of my first steps and we were able to incorporate a lot of it. thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you, mr. speaker. we were allowed to incorporate a lot of what we learned that day and every day after in our work and into this bill. so i thank those that i met with in the fourth district of indiana where commonsense solutions are part of everyday life for their help in getting this legislation and the content of it crafted. as chairman of the subcommittee on early childhood, elementary and sectary education, it's not only my duty to vote for good legislation but for good results. mr. speaker, i'm simply here today to ask my colleagues to vote for this legislation because it will get results. it's one of the things that we can do around here in a bipartisan, bicameral way to show the american people that we're worth our paychecks. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from minnesota reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. -- mr. scott: mr. speaker, i recognize the gentlewo

the avon products is sliding this morning.graded them to neutral from buy following yesterday's departure of chief financial officer. and pep boys also posted worse than expected sales. hurt by a decline in sales. >> coming up, the ceo of corning on how big of a threat sapphire is to its gorilla glass business. and later, another bad bounce for the nba yesterday. former commissioner david stern talks about the state of sports with gordon gund. that's coming up in just a moment. first let's look at the futures. dow down by about 18 points. s&p futures down by just over one point. "squawk box" will be right back. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," everyone. we've been watching the futures. right now the dow futures down by 17 points. apple holding a major product event in california. that's set to begin in just more than four hours. the tech giant expected to take the wraps off the latest iphone and maybe even some other new devices maybe wearables. we'll see. >> apple, dell, hp, lonovo, what do they have in common? they all use

you know this -- you know how they have tupperware parties and avon parties, there's a new thing comingone working? it seems the office bra parties are the thing. a lingerie company -- thank you so much, jerry. >> that's a bad one. that's yours. >> and that's hodi's. oh, that's my mother's. okay. >> so here's the thing though. we have heard this a million times. people never wear the right bra. >> they need to be fitted. we know that. >> sometimes i don't. do you ever wear the wrong bra? >> yes, i do. but i don't care because they're sometimes the most comfortable ones. but if you're going to be on camera, you should wear the right one. because you get the bra goo, you know? >> this company comes to your office, all the women try on bras. i guess you ask people how does it look, how does it feel, would you ever participate? >> no. i think there's a time and a place for everything. have a party like -- have a cocktail party, have a wine party with your friends and do it at your home. >> yes. >> the ladies are putting them on and modeling them -- look at the crew. yeah! >> you know what?