>> polman said you ever heard of benioff? i said benioff, "game of thrones?"> he didn't know that you and marc benioff -- >> no, a joke. at your expense because marc doesn't talk about you. i was hanging out with neil young and seinfeld -- >> he wouldn't even look at me. >> he looked through you as a matter of fact. right through you. >> all right. so unilever is the way to go. >> he likes you. >> the center of the store. food is not particularly good here in the u.s. it would appear to me based on campbell's numbers. >> but letting people he's going fresh, that fresh is the answer. now, yes i know that steaks can be packed in ice. you think i haven't bought those steaks, but i will say this, david. >> the ones that are advertised on our air, the omaha steaks. >> they're fabulous. i don't take -- but walmart is continuing to go higher here because everyone hated b mow said sell to hold. early turns in the e-commerce, i tend to agree. by the way you know walmart has got -- you know, we did a piece last night on "mad money." and the family is willing to commit a

. >>> plus from salve's presidio, to meeting with the president of the united states, ceo mark benioff, thinking big and a whole lot more. >>> i'll give you the scoop when mad money from cnbc 1 market returns. so stay with cramer. >>> take it from me, the owner of bar san miguel in new york. it's a dead weight loose, you can't even get a guest to buy a corona while she waits for her food to go. as he said, that's how they get you. while i hated that policy, the fact is from my ownership of the tavern it's right. what do we make of that amazing 40% year over year revenue growth from that company called grubhub last week, what do we think about thes -- producing 20% a share in profit, which is up 78% versus last year? why aren't people talking about this? i think it's a sign of a huge cultural sea change. dominos last week with more than 10% same store sales growth, because they bring the pizza to you. ever since grubhub became public, it's had it's share of both promoters who thought it's business model would have an easy time going from city to city. in other words it's been a raem bat

it is for a lot of reasons, including marc benioff.hey really do -- they were the first with a fundamentally new approach to running enterprise software in the cloud, and they are still getting the benefits. emily: we are getting headlines from the earnings call. marc benioff, the ceo, saying they expect to grow nearly 30,000 employees this fiscal year. what do you think of that? huge. they build things -- cory: that they do not own. they build the tallest building west of chicago in the u.s. it is known as the edifice complex, holding a big building with her name on it, and the stock tends to fall. not the case for salesforce. they do not own the building but they put their name on it. it is quite a sight to see in the city. let me show you how the market reacts to salesforce. the function might look complicated, but what it shows you is how much the company surprises by -- beating sales by 1.57%. and it shows the stock market reaction. price change of the stock tends 11%. 3%, 3%, 5%, 4%, 4%, the market tends to react. when they beat

mark benioff and michael bell. >>> meantime, aerie is getting a 2005% jump here.lcome back. let's sends you over to meg terrell. >> the company aerie is saying glaucoma drugs released pressure in the eye. the stock is up 24% in the after hours. the company is saying if they also have successful results on an ongoing safety study, they plan to apply for approval. back to you. >> after the spike in puma, it's a banner day. thank you. >>> the congressional bug office releasing its score for the new health care bill a few minutes ago. kayla. >> reporter: a quick summary, kelly, of what we we heard from the congressional budget office a few minutes ago. under the version of the ahca, the house passed a few weeks ago. 23 million americans would not have insurance. that's an increase over the current estimates for the current law that is in place. >> that is an improvement over the previous version of the law. but that comes at a cost of about $dlirt billion to the deficit. the ceo saying it will be about $119 billion compared to $150 billion. it's complicated where it c

. >> benioff went on to say his company's competitive position has never been stronger. no other company he says has a focus like ours. for that full interview jim had with marc benioff tine into "mad money" tonight. >>> billions of cash flow in cisco is above expectations. >> it's crazy, it's a great quarter. the only knock on this company and that has been consistent is valuation. yet if you want the best cloud play all along has been salesforce t. only thing that sold it off is they bandied about outside of twitter. if you want to look at one thing that stuck out to me, operating margins much better than expected. >> they breezed through i. difficult komps, by the way, why is it this stock has done nothing relative to the guys around them? >> salesforce is up. market, anything cloud-related has gone through the roof. >> it's cheap compared to its peers. you are 100% right the only reason they didn't pull back, they signaled they needed to bolt on some other former growth. this shows they have plenty o growth t. runway is there. >> what do you mean it's cheap versus th

shot while he was walking his dog in oakland.( mark ) kron 4's averi harper is live outside ucsf benioff oakland children's hospital this morning with an update. averi. ( averi ) it happened sunday night on fruitvale avenue. police were called to reports of a shooting. when officers arrived, they found nine-year-old isai (is-a-a) catalan with gunshot wounds to his torso and leg. investigators believe isai was not the intended target and are asking anyone with information to come forward. ( averi ) isai is in stable condition. a go-fund me page has been set up to help pay for his medical expenses. you can find the link on kron-four dot com. ( mark ) thanks averi. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) police identified a person of

he and costco have raised nearly $200,000 for usfs benioff hospital in boston. >>> a fashion event considered oscars of the east ghost. >>> this year they pay d to a japanese designer. rihanna chose an eye catching piece by the designer's fashion-catching label. serena williams looked lovely and that is katy perry. >> huh. >> looking like she's going to the red wedding. the event benefits the costume institute at new york's metropolitan museum of art. gisele and tom brady were the host of the event and they were looking very nice but very kind of standard. >> see, this is the thing. it skews one way or the other. you look either insane or super boring at this event this year. >> you calling katy perry insane? >> would you wear it? i don't think so. >>> you might be noticing something different on your drive to work. next at 5:00, the changes coming up to ease traffic. >>> and a desperate search to find this therapy dog stolen in alameda county. how you can help track him down. >>> and a story out of philadelphia getting a lot of attention. store owner versus teenagers involved in vandalism. i

>> you can't come out here without starting with marc benioff.t people are spending a fortune on is cyber security. when you move to the cloud you better have it right. so we'll talk about a lot of things with benioff by the way including the idea of where's the president in tech? first 100 days i thought they were supposed to be at war. i think it's war and peace. benioff will tell us. >> that's going to be one conversation to listen to, jim. we can't wait for -- >> thank you. >> we can't wait for your coverage tonight and throughout the week. jim at one market this morning in san francisco. >>> when we come back, david will talk to david solomon and greg maffei. then later, wilbur ross. the dow is up two points but tech really leading the charge on this monday. on this monday. ♪ ♪ after becoming one of the largest broadband companies in the country. after expanding our fiber network coast to coast. these are the places we call home. we are centurylink. we believe in the power of the digital world. the power to connect. and that's what drives us

i don't know if you talked to benioff about that at all but that's coming in conversations offline hereith people focused on it. again it's a part of every single business, certainly an incredibly important part of benioff's business at sales force. it's not just a technology solution. it's a solution in so many ways for so many companies across the board in terms are things right now not fully automated. >> marc also talked about trail head which is this initiative to get people who we would not normally expect to write code, be part of this new economy and it's succeeding and people who did not necessarily go to stanford. i'd like to think there's another place to learn besides stanford. >> is guys, as we're talking here the president has put out a couple of tweets, i'll just read them to you, back to back. "the reason for the plan negotiated between the republicans and democrats is that we need 60 votes in the senate which are not there. we either elect more republican senators in 2018 or change the rules now to 51%. our country needs a good "shutdown" in september to fix mess!" jim,

here's what marc benioff had to say on millimeter la "mad money. >> we're seeing customer wins, foreignxchange going our way. and the culmination of many great quarters coming together to produce amazing numbers. >> salesforce shares up about 1.4%. >>> gap seeing a surprise rise in quarterly same-store sales. the latest indication that the turnaround plan is gaining traction. sales have been lifted by strong performance in its old navy stores. up 4% this morning in premarket trade. >>> shares of ross stores rising. the off-price retailer beating the street and raising its full-year guidance. shares are up 1.4%. a if you retailers bucking the trend. >>> drug wholesaler mckesson posting higher than expected quarterly profit. the positive results driven by strength in its pharmaceutical, distribution and services business. shares up 8%. >>> applied materials reporting quarterly results that topped wall street estimates. also issuing an outlook that exceeded expectations. >>> autodesk posting a smaller than expected loss. the software firm reporting higher sales for its first quarter. that

. >> reporter: ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland has treated many folks with nut allergies.can actually be life- threatening in some cases. >> reporter: so this is serious stuff? >> yes. >> reporter: she believes the a's are doing the right thing helping keep people safe but she says nut allergies come in many different forms. >> i have a nut allergy myself to hazelnuts and brazil nuts. >> reporter: not peanuts. >> not peanuts. >> reporter: so you're safe to the game. >> and sit in the peanut gallery. >> reporter: even though for tonight's game they haven't sold very many tickets here in the peanut control zone but they expect once word gets out that $27 a seat in this spectacular view they expect that to change quick. in oakland, don ford, kpix 5. >>> now, the giants have made similar efforts in the past. last season the team hosted three peanut allergy-friendly games. >>> a new free speech debate at the university of california and this time it involves the dalai lama. a chinese student group is threatening to boycott his upcoming commencement speech in uc-san diego. the c

shot while he was walking his dog in oakland.( mark ) kron 4's averi harper is live outside ucsf benioffoakland children's hospital this morning with an update. averi. ( averi ) it happened sunday night on fruitvale avenue. police were called to reports of a shooting. when officers arrived, they found nine- year-old isai (is-a-a) catalan with gunshot wounds to his torso and leg. investigators believe isai was not the intended target and are asking anyone with information to come forward. ( averi ) ( averi )( averi ) isai is in stable condition. a go-fund me page has been set up to help pay for his medical expenses. you can find the link on kron-four dot com. ( mark ) thanks averi. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) san franci

messages of strength written on a soccer ball that will be delivered to ucsf benioff children's hospital oakland. >> it's super important that we as a team help each other out. >> reporter: a gofundme page for him has soared past its $5,000 goal. >> i think the family's overwhelmed but grateful. >> reporter: police are reviewing surveillance footage and asking any witnesses to come forward with information. the shooter remains at large. in oakland, katie utehs, abc7 news. >>> and take a look. the boy's gofundme page passed $10,000 soefr right. of course they need all the help they get and if you would like to donate, we have a link at abc7news.com. >>> now to developing news in the uk, manchester's police chief says families of the attack victims are distressed by leaks of photos from the scene that went to the "new york times." the bbc reports the uk has decided to stop sharing information about the investigation with the u.s. meanwhile, authorties say eight people are in custody in connection to monday's suicide bomber attack at manchester arena following an ariana concert. the police

stop by and help raise 30- thousand dollars for the u-c-s-f benioff children's hospital.m 10 this morning until 10 tomorrow morning at the google launchpad. it's free to attend. live look outside...sutro tower. ( marty ) thanks for joining us. i'mmarty gonzalez. here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)unseasonably cool temperatures and breezy conditions can be expected into early next week. while mostly dry weather will prevail through the weekend, isolated showers are possible in the hills on sunday. isolated to scattered rain showers are expected region-wide from late monday into tuesday as another system approaches from the north. a warming and drying trend is then expected late in the forecast period as high pressure builds over the west coast. ( marty @ landing ) it is being called the biggest cyber attack ever and it's still unknown who is behind it. a ransom- ware virus spread like wildfire around the world locking users out of their computers unless they pay. more than 70- thousand devices have been infected in ninety- nine countries. banks and telephone compan

ceo marc benioff will join jim from san francisco tonight on "mad money." jim cramer, of course. melissa, check out shares of tesla up more than 3% today. so far the stock is up this year, get this, more than 50%. first, though, to dom chu with breaking news. >>> what we are watching now is a move in the financial stocks, big bank-related ones on the heels of bloomberg headlines saying that president trump is weighing possibly a revival of the 1933 act, xheshgs banking operations. he told reporters in the white house oval office at bloomberg, quote, i'm looking at that right now, referring to a possible breakup of the big banks. there are some people that want to go back to the old system. so we're going to look at that. those are the headlines. we did notice that in the spider financial etf, the xlf, the ticker, that was probably dropped around 20, 25 cents on the heels of those comments. we are seeing at least a pushback towards some of the levels. we've gotten back some of the losses. still, though, it's something to watch for as we see what will happen on those trump comments

went back and forth with benioff this weekend whether you know -- what did that mean? said -- >> not really. it's kind of funny that cloud computing, the horse won. see, i was looking for some sort of -- yeah that's who i'm looking for, jim. >> just take it. >> he came back with a picture of david blaine. refocused on david blaine who i saw firsthand. >> he's amazing. >> yeah. he turned me into elon musk. >> so the dow's up 90. led by boeing and apple and the s&p with its gain is going positive for may once again. let's get to dom chu on the floor. >> no surprise that the bullish tilt is pro cyclical, pro growth stocks out there. if you look at the early sector winners no surprise. industrial stocks, technology stocks, and financial stocks helped along by of course another record high in shares of nvidia as we move that way towards the chip sector. a hot industry. some of the more economically insensitive names -- or sectors overall are lagging a bit. utilities and real estate among those. and health care on amgen. one other place to look if you're looking for the bull