. >> she said she had seen her boss, bob morgan loading machine guns and large amounts of cash in hise and heading to chicago. >> bob morgan was one of the most powerful men in paris, and karen didn't want to cross him. according to her mother, she was considering quitting her job, but just a few weeks later she was murdered. >> i started looking at that case and saying, wow, this was definitely a motive. they did talk to bob morgan, and he gave them a statement that he felt that probably some bikers got drunk and went back to rape karen rhoads and things got out of hand and she was killed. >> bob morgan denied any involvement in the murders and passed a polygraph test. but callahan wondered if investigators had turned their gaze away from the influential businessman for fear of political pay back. >> one of the very first suspects that police also looked at was a drifter put up at the hotel france downtown four blocks from the crime scene. according to the radio dispatch logs, he was the very first suspect after they discovered the bodies. around 9:00 in the morning, jack hafferty of

>> bob morgan one of the takeovers name off. we decided to wait a while. it would be great. why should hoover's name beyond the fbi? he was a great bureaucrat. he did so much harm to this country, not just to the people, but by confusing presidents to believe that communist controlled the civil rights movement and the anti-vietnam war movement. his name should not be on the public holding. now that it is a new building it doesn't have quite the same looking like the soviet gary hart union. it is a choice not to put it on the new building. >> i was going to talk about the drones it -- [laughter] the technology has been great in the last 40 years, and that is one of the. the use of drones is a sophisticated assignation. if you look, if you think about the use of drones in the battlefield or in the battlefield now, it's not a defined place in the battle of the bulge or the battlefields are in a way, all over the place. it raises a amazing moral questions, and we all know what those are in the sense of is it better to take out a handful of people with a drone not only the bad gu

phillip hart, walter hugging son, bob morgan, gary hart howard baker, barry goldwater, mac mathias and richard. and as staff, bill miller, fritz schwartz, kurt smothers -- who i don't think is here. how did you get a committee like that? and my answer is, mike mansfield. he wanted this to succeed. and he wanted to set up a committee that he thought could go through this huge, explosive hearing, this process, and do what he knew would have to be done to work together and sustain bipartisanship. and that worked. this committee was working together. there was a single staff. we didn't have a republican staff and a democratic staff. bill miller came off the staff of -- >> senator cooper. >> john sherman cooper, one of the saints of the senate and also a republican. and he had enormous prestige in that senate as a gifted staff member. and he was able, he knew exactly what had to be done. he was an old hand. and then i think you'd have to say that the executive branch -- maybe with a little time -- but they ended up, in effect supporting what we were all doing. you have to give some credit t

>> bob morgan wanted to take hoover's name off. he was on the committee. we decided to wait a while. it would be great. why should hoover's name be on the fbi? he was a great bureaucrat. he did so much harm to this country not just to people but by confusing people to believe that communists controlled the anti-vietnam war movement his name should not be on a public building. now that it is a new building it doesn't have quite the same, you know looking like the soviet union and the 1984 of changing things. it is a choice not to put it on a new building. >> yeah. i was back to drones and hadn't gotten to hoover yet. i mentioned technology earlier and the great changes in the last 40 years, and that's one of them. there are those who think, and i'm still pondering the use of drones as a sophisticated assassination in fact. if you look at it if you think about the use of drones in the battle field now is not a defined place in the battle of the bulge or battle fields all over the place. it raises amazing moral questions. we all know what those are in the sen

morgan's bob michael saying that there is no inflation risk, you don't need gold as a safe haven rightand the problems that we are looking at in greece and china have been relatively well contained. alix: if yield start to move higher and they start to move in positive territory, that will become interesting. what i should point out that bank of america pointed out that gold could be on the cusp of a full market for jewelry demand permit so think about that as you decide to invest in gold today. matt: all right, alix steel, think you so much for joining me. we are going to take a quick look now at the news stories crossing the terminal right now. google said that for the first time one of its self driving cars was involved in an accident that caused human injuries. a car was rear-ended in google's home city of mountain view. three google employees on board a plate of minor whiplash. they were checked out at a on board complained of minor whiplash. they were checked out of the hospital. if you see a robot trying to hitch a ride on the side of a road this weekend, go ahead and pick him u

morgan right is senior fellow at digital government along with general bob scales. our military analyst. and john scherer will hang on with us because we have a rocking our reviewer already. what that the genes the markets are making with closing bell 52 minutes away. we are also talking about this. growth yesterday tampering, withholding evidence, destruction of a cellphones that may have held secrets? not the crime of this century but there are shocking new details in the deflategate football case. the tree its mvp quarterback tom brady now playing defense. can he win at that part of the game, live report straight ahead. higher interest rates not so terrifying, look at the markets, the dow was up 425 points. even the transports, a huge gain of 1.5%. we have clues about the vet's plan for a solid and job gains. put together, translating janet yellen speak with a man who knows joy language best. that is next. her language best. that is next. >> with the closing bell 40 minutes away, shares of buffalo wild wings, they are rallying out a better than expected results,

morgan stanley. the trilogy and the three spinoffs, bob iger is talking about integrating star wars into the theme parkro's expecting $455 million in toys. it is the same kind of merchandise you can buy in there. we will be speaking with the people who run lego. they are making "star wars" legos. the worst thing that can happen is if the movie is a flop and fans do not embrace it. it is difficult to imagine with a guy like jj abrams behind it but that is the biggest question. --x: it will not be as hopefully it will not be as bad as the three that came out. you a fan? alix: yeah. across in theome interview? i am totally a fan. i will take the f2 go to the midnight -- the day off to go to the midnight show. getting a rate hike this year. what does that mean for the u.s. treasury market? ♪ alix: janet yellen remained positive on future economic growth and its impact on the labor market. yellen: many of the factors underlying u.s. act to be our solid -- activity are solid. i anticipate that employment will continue to expand and the unemployment rate will decline further. .lix: joining us for more your bi

deutsch and morgan stanley kept it at a neutral. bob peck is an analyst with sun trust.orning. >> thanks for having me. >> we talked about on ipo day they made money, do you think 25 times is not unreasonable? >> a couple different reasons, there's a huge market just getting penetrated, about $30 billion or so market. number two these are the leaders by far with an 80% market share and a global leader, too. there's a lot of opportunity to run and that's showing in the financials so this year you're seeing timts up almost 90% or so on the top line. you can pay that to multiples of 25 times or so it puts at $50 fit by the and go pro so we think it's fair. >> walk us through your proprietary survey this idea it has better brand recall than the apple watch and by a long shot right? >> it was amazing. it was 3-1. we asked almost 2,000 people or so if they'd ever heard of the different devices and fitbit had the highest recall but apple was right behind it. we followed up with the question what percent of you would want to buy that unit, fitbit had over 60% share and apple's f

. >> morgan brennan live for us in new york city. coming up, patriots owner bobes to tom brady's defense, rips the nfl. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i was wrong to put my faith in the league. >> now sports insider rick carle will be with us to talk about what's next for the patriots, for mr. brady, for the nfl at large. plus whole foods win. the fed, a whole lot more and only hours to trade all of it. we'll give you the playbook next. pubut to get from theand yoold way to the new,d. you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. >>> the deflategate story getting pumped up today. bob kravrt criticizing the nfl for upholding tom brady's suspension and how the league has handled the entire situation. >> it is completely incomprehensible to me that the league continues to take steps to disparage one of its all-time great players and a man for whom i have the utmost r

morgan went higherful anyone that sold it this morning, you take it yourself. how about wells fargo. owned by my charitable trust. headlines administrated. you know what you have to do? go back to bob dylan's lyrics to explain this one. my existence lead by confusion boats, muytany from stern to bow. they weren't referring to wells fargo's quarter or earnings deck there was confusion and a mutany from what we were supposed to care about. wells fargo makes money every day by turning the lights on. until this morning when the mutany decided to see the country's revenues. once they cut through the confusion and saw the trough which was what wells fargo had in the first net margin increase in ages which is what i wanted to see the stock was off to the races. you caught a monster swing by recognizing there was no mutiny from the bounty of profits. down 2% and very good loan growth. then there's johnson & johnson. if you have been following this you know one thing that can't be trusted is the headline numbers as they have been terrific. even though the stock is a nightmare. opening higher quarter after quarter of what looks like to be a fantastic published set of numbers. not backed up b

first i work for jp morgan in delaware, had the banking delaware, then chrysler financial at collection side out of shore sham. i knew the back office stuff. pie business partner is bobartners since we were ten, we said let's take a shot at it. we bought the business. and learned on the go. >> how long have you been doing it now? >> we bought the business almost ten years ago now. >> here is the thing. when i am watching the show, i get nervous because you are sneaking ton different people's properties, airports, hopping over fences, sneaking around, jumping on airplanes and rolling them out on to the tarmac flying them off. almost every time the owner of the plane came running out, lies lack night's episode, gunfire, shotguns pulled out? >> yes, we pick up a helicopter last night. had to do it again. so as we were taking off with the helicopter, man pulled out his rival. started firing at us. so, people get craze when you take their half million, million dollars airplanes. they get upset. >> and we saw your face all bloody. >> it happens couple of times. >> no big deal? >> it is part of it. >> it is dangerous. >> it is, it can be, i mean, we a lot of planning to try

bob doll at the desk. i want to play you as we look -- i want to play you something as we look forward to janet yellen's testimony. this is from ruchir sharma head of equities for morganey. ruchir: historically, the u.s. economy has matter the most. every recession in the last 50 years has been caused by the u.s. economy stumbling into recession. my take is, in the next couple of years the next global recession will be made in china, just like many things are in the world today. brendan: bob doll is china the new vector for a virus? bob: absolutely. china just told us they grew 7%. was that 7.000? they always tell us that they grow 7%. if you look at the innards of china, they are not growing 7%. it is slowing. investment toward consumption is underway, but that is a multiyear if not a multi-decade thing. tom: i can find out asia exposure, the rates of growth, etc. we all know every company needs to be in asia. what is the best way to be in this game? bob: the safest ways is to have that part of your portfolio minimal. if china is slowing, if europe is caught up in its own underwear with all these financial and credit problems and u.s. growth is ok why not have more o

bob pisani. >> greece and china not directly dominating the headlines. that's the good news. the bad news is earnings are and greece and the slowdown in europe and china aren't impacting the earnings headlines. morgan was talking about what's going on over at caterpillar. the important thing is what they said many other companies are saying in the global industrial space. we heard this from caterpillar, united technologies 3m emerson. there's the s&p 500. we have started briefly in positive territory but drifting lower all throughout the day. i do think this is on global growth concerns. let me put up the issues that again and again these multi-nationals have said this week. the slowing economy issue. in not just china but latin america. weakness in the oil and gas business. overall slowdown in capital spending. then as an ancillary issue, the dollar strength. multi-nationals across the board have been hit on this this month. not just caterpillar. united technologies is weak. emerson electric. 3m. all down on these global growth slowdown concerns and the stronger dollar. we're seeing number of new lows today in industrial stocks and material stocks. emerson electric caterpillar, 52-week lows. we ar

from morgan stanley, says continued growth across the breadth of our products most notably core search. on heels of a strong report from netflix of the nasdaq closing at all-time high yesterday. boblet me ask you about the market, would you put money to work given new records we're hitting at nasdaq. >> numbers are good, maria. google is good example. a bunch quarters will they get going? will they get going? 11% increase. is the company slowing? are they struggling with smaller screens. are they struggling with the rise of mobile apps? can they adapt? this looks pretty got. one side note, revenues up 11, but ex-currency would be 18 without the currency hit. currency is still a big deal in the revenue numbers per. sandra: were expecting earnings to be down 4.3% but so far we're seeing better than expected numbers. coming into this earnings season there was speculation that corporations would beat lowered expectations. >> that is the thing you lower the bar enough and look at that the hurdler clears it by a mile. that is the issue. thing about google, goldman shows same thing, revenue is up. for some years profits are up because of slashing and burning but you didn't see the sales