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we're going to be talking with bob shanks coming up in a little bit.ord beating the streets, coming in at 40 cents a share versus the estimate of 36 cents. guys, back to you. >> phil, great. we will talk to you about the events coming up in just a little bit. when we come back, the story behind at&t, cheaper cell phone plans taking a bite out of revenue. tonight, don't miss steve liesman's exclusive interview with president obama. catch it at 5:00 p.m. eastern here on cnbc. as we head to break, take a look at yesterday's winners & losers. ♪ ♪ >>> eli lilly will be reporting results. we are looking at numbers above expectations. 68 cents a share versus 65 cents in the year ago period. and the revenue number was 4.9, 4 billion. that's above estimates, 4.899. the company acknowledging that the results were hurt by patent expirations of cymbalta and another drug. the company earned 68 cents in the year ago period. >> revenue was down 17% n second quarter. they say it was partially offset. >> this is what they're dealing with. the numbers that the company e