lock him in the box. it's a box. at least i know i am going to be out, though, right? >> while his near future appears settled. cindy archer's has suddenly taken an uncertain turn. she has just returned from her work detail. >> why did they have you brought here? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> when we strip-searched her just now we found cigarette residue all over her bra. it looks like she may have smoked it. >> that was makeup from the other day. i don't have no cigarettes, believe me. i don't know what you are talking about. it was only makeup from the other day. that was it. i don't have nothing. >> having tobacco could delay archer's release. sinceoffs have only found residue, she is not face consequences. >> she will not go back outside until she leaves on friday. >> maybe she doesn't want to leave. that might be one. >> big developments for three suffolk county inmate. hey john check it out. whoa! yeah i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv and the tablet worked just fine but i wanted to see if the phone will work as w

yes they're medicine drop boxes we have all of the disposal boxes and drop boxes that have been obtained through the attorney general's office through project medicine drop all of the boxes that local community coalitions have purchased and have housed in law enforcement across the state so those things are there but also there are five steps that people may see in there five steps yes and by the way if you look on that website you'll see the five basic steps which are can you do them quickly? sure take inventory of what you have in your home find out what you have safely securely secure what you are planning to keep dispose properly of what you don't need only take your medicine that's prescribed always and most importantly talk to your children about the dangers of abusing and experimenting with these drugs and what's interesting here on your end as a pharmacist right you've got an interesting situation because talk to folks about why first you're so engaged in ammd involved in this issue but also how far you can go and how far you can't go because of the current laws? well it's um you

bloom boxes. they're fuel cells that create electricity and they're made by a sunnyvale company. >> the boxes are supposed to help companies be green and cut their carbon footprint. and every month part of your pg&e bill helps pay for it. but are bloom boxes performing as promised? investigative reporter vicky nguyen is here with the story. >> reporter: think of bloom boxes as giant batteries. they're supposed to be a much cleaner source of energy than what we get from the traditional power grid. and every month the part of your pg&e bill goes to a state program that gives rebates to companies that install bloom boxes. the question tonight, are they as green as advertised? when the sharks are off the ice or the concert has ended, 90% of the s.a.p. center's power comes from these. they're called bloom boxes. they house fuel cells that turn natural gas into electricity. and they're made by bloom energy. >> the s.a.p. center was actually the first sports and entertainment facility in the world to ins

and those boxes are retained by the national archives and are in our stacks. boxes put into boxes. as you can see there. yet again, here is another fragment of bullet that was found from the limousine. commission exhibit 567. so what we have here are slides of testing that was done during a the time of the assassination records review board. it was determined that there was a fragment of something that was on the bullet that was not part of the bullet. there were some question about whether or not it was textile. this would've been significant because this is the bullet that was believed to have hit the president in the head. not the bullet that went to his neck. and so testing was done. the national archives brought in various different agencies -- fbi, armed forces institute of pathology -- to examine it and test it and make a determination. it was determined it was not textile. it was actually some sort of human tissue of some type. and so the next question was, could we determine any dna from this? and that's why we have these slides. it was determined that there was no way to

they're called bloom boxes. they house fuel cells that turn natural gas into electricity and they're made by bloom energy. >> the s.a.p. center was actually the first sports and entertainment facility in the world to install this new technology. we think of proven technology. >> reporter: and a list of blue chip companies would agree. bloom counts kaiser as a happy customer. >> we're in the process of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and that's important for kaiser permanente. >> nobody has seen this before? >> reporter: bloom splashed onto the scene when he granted a rare interview. >> environmental bloom. >> i watched that launch on "60 minutes" and just looked at the ceo and said this guy is telling the truth. >> reporter: an author, former scientist and outspoken critic of bloom, which he's written about extensively on his blog, called green explored. >> i love had word blondoggle. >> reporter: a bloomdoggle you may be a portion of. part of your bill goes to help pay those. when companies install them, they

: some 60,000 boxes were installed.ome were protected by law and can't be removed but most are not sitting idol so giving them a new lease on life might save the telephone box from going away. jim bolden, cnn, london. >>> russian president vladimir putin's attempt to reintroduce three siberian tigers into the wild might be working, but it's actually working in china. this video from may shows mr. putin helping to release the tigers in russia's far east. now chinese officials say at least one of them appears to have crossed a river into the northeastern part of china and a second was seen nearby. officials in both countries are worried because that region of china has been a prime ground for tiger poachers. >>> we thank you for watching this hour of cnn. i'm george howell. my colleague is up next. we continue monitoring the damage in india after a powerful cyclone made landfall just a short time ago, and we look at the ebola screenings at u.s. air ports and how they affect travelers. the news continues here on cnn the ne

. >> did you attend any box walk. >> i didn't know about it but i heard they went around march third, i was here for another hearing. >> thank you there is a spot across the street 690 page they are - their building condominiums over there that's the only alternate spot for me at that time, and there's that's it i don't have much of a choice. >> thank you very much thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. johnson. >> good evening, commissioners mr. johnson for at&t i have a couple of brief remarks for the administrative native record dpw's positions the permits is properly granted under the older owners which means the department found under the subject active guidelines it didn't have access to the public right-of-way she's not offered argument that the proposed maps would either violate the guidelines under the older smf guide order and while at&t is sympathetic to her concerns about graffiti as a matter of fact, of state law that's not a basis to didn't think the evasion permits and the argument she's making that utility cabinets at&t utility cabinets shouldn't be allowed in san francisco b

. >> you're saying you don't have information there's been on effort to clean up 9 box in recent weeks let's say. >> we can get the report small business reports graffiti i'd like to asking asking have you ask her if she recorded it to 311 or an agency that notifies us there's graffiti on the box if not will until our technicians drive around that area we wouldn't know there's graffiti on the box. >> i'm asking if you have a record of it being cleaned up. >> we'll let you know if something has been cleaned up. >> that's what we need to know thank you, ms. short. >> good evening, commissioners carla department of public works the mapping i will try to be brief and focus on the couple of points it's true that the department buildings we properly issued this permit however, it is also true point department buildings that the appeal must be upheld because the permit was not final by the time the new ordinance took effect this afternoon the director signed the hearing decision and the new order we'll be real estate it first thing in the morning i wish we would have had it today but about 4:

more when "squawk box" returns. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," everyone. been watching the futures this morning. while we started things off in the red, you have seen some changes over the last hour or so. at this point it looks like both the dow and s&p futures are in positive territory but just barely. dow futures up about five points. s&p hanging on by a thread. never mind. they lost the thread. obviously we're watching this closely after all the volatility last week and big pressure that came even on friday too. >>> another well known retailer has been victimized by a data breach. sears says its kmart chain was attacked and likely resulted in a loss of credit and debit card numbers. it was at the kmart branch and supposedly nothing from sears was stolen. >>> it has been an interesting three weeks for the stock market. the s&p down more than 5 prst in that time period. the nasdaq down 6.5% in the same period. the dow also falling about 4%. so where are we now? what should investors be bracing for in the days and weeks to come? joining us now is a strate

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the company allows users to order a storage box to their home, pack the box and have it picked up anded to a storage facilities. it launched with the help of rocket internet this july, so why is the company turning its focus to the u.s. market? of spaceing director ways joins us now from chicago. do.ain what you as i understand it it's like drop rocks for physical storage. -- drop box for physical storage. >> in deed. people go online to our website, tell us how money items they want to store, how many boxes they need to store items like books, documents and clothing, then we deliver the boxes for free to their doorstep and they pack the boxes and we pick them up once again for free and people pay a monthly storage the. their items back, they get returned within 24 hours. >> what was the inspiration here ? a lot of u.s. targets do similar eggs. -- do similar things. i know all about this market now that i have done some research but there is some competition out there. >> there are plenty of companies around the world doing this not only in the u.s.. the reason we are pursuing the bus

they are called bloom boxes.o electricity and they are made by bloom energy. >> the center was the first sports and entertainment facility in the world to install this new technology. >> reporter: rich is the vp of building operations. >> we think improving technology. >> reporter: and a list of blue chip companies would agree. >> we are in the process of reducing our greenhouse gas emissions. that's important for kis kaiser permanente. >> i watched that launch on "60 minutes." i looked at the ceo and said this guy isn't telling the truth. >> reporter: the author of a book on bloom cells and outspoken critic of bloom, which he's written about extensively on his blog, "green explored. sncht ". >> i love the word boon-doggle. you add an l and m and you get bloom doggle. >> reporter: each month a portion of your energy bill goes to a state program designed to fund innovation in clean energy. when companies install a bloom box which costs $800,000 they get a rebate. they have added up to $230 million. levine argues i

we can't lose your boxes.ir of shoes gets lost along the way, you just have to get another pair of shoes. but if one of our boxes get lost, we can't let that happen. it could be a photo album and you have to be extremely strong setting up proper operations and knowing what you are doing. with rocket's experience in warehousing and transportation, we were well-equipped to make this model happen and provide higher service levels than other players out there. >> the managing director of spaceways. we will keep an eye on you guys. from startups to ipo's, twitter and box are just two companies to take advantage of the jobs act. it has been more than a year since the law which gives startups more time to comply with government regulations went into effect. has it increased the number of companies in the ipo pipeline? >> quarterback gave a report to congress that was instrumental in passing the jobs act. what has the effect been? it has been out there for more than a year. >> as measured by the number of ipos that ha

but some critics say the boxes are simply not as green as we've been made to believe. they say bloom has greenwashed the public. when we crunched the numbers we found not all the public performance data matches up with the company's promises. when a you're a company that benefits this much from public money should you answer to questions about how efficient your technology is? >> absolutely. and if you are receiving public money, or even private investor money, you need to own up to what your bottom line is. >> -- declined our interview requests to discuss the efficiency of boxes but the company did tell us the boxes perform lest when they are new and they degrade over time. at 11:00 we'll show you the data from the largest installation of these boxes in the country. we'll show you how that data stacks up to bloom's promises. we investigate tonight at 11:00. >>> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips. e-mail us theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> it only took a second to shatter this storefront. that window, that is. it's not the first tim

if you ask anyone -- any public about boxing, anyone will mention muhammad ali.umentary was popular and award winning. generations still acknowledge ali as the greatest. lee wellings, al jazeera, east london. >> don't forget you can keep right up to date with all of the news on the al jazeera website. ♪ >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the "the stream," after six years and $14 trillion in losses, the united states seems to finally be recovering from the great recession at least according to the banks. but how are consumers faring? and worldwide debt is at a record high. are we heading towards another global financial crisis? ♪

and welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc.nan along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. we have breaking news. >>> we do have breaking news. hewlett-packard announcing it is separating to two companies. david faber is joining us on the squawk newsline with more. david? >> thank you, andrew. i had an opportunity to talk to ceo meg whitman not long ago about what we all learned yesterday would be a split of this company into its two components, mainly an enterprise business under the hewlett-packard enterprise name and hp inc. will be the company to incorporate the company's personal systems group. it's printing and pcs essentially for both commercial and consumer purposes. creating two companies that will be in the fortune 50. interestingly of roughly the same size. about 57 billion and 58 billion. meg whitman will be the ceo of hewlett-packard enterprises. she will be on the board of directors there. whitman will be the non-executive chairman of hp inc. which will have a new ceo, the gentleman who is currently overseeing

heck, ban the box has been mentioned. is that where you have to check off if you've had a felony, does that prohibit an employer from considering on an individualized basis your criminal record? >> what we -- first of all, on behalf of the american bar association, the american bar association has not taken a position on that. i think there are discussions that have to be had on that. i think we're seeing a lot of problems that are associated with that particular issue. >> the point is, if you don't check off the box, it does not subsequently eliminate the employer's consideration of your record but only on an individualized basis and whether or not the record is relevant to the job. mr. jones, do you know, are you familiar with the eeoc guidance on the -- can you say a word about that? >> ban the box, you're absolutely correct, congressman scott. ban the box does not prevent an employer from having an opportunity to review and determine relevancy of a person's criminal record or criminal conviction. all ban the box does

introducing the solar box. place to recharge your phone or tablet. >> in this case they're like iconic symbol of london and they came forward with a very exciting idea. we all run out with our phone and it's irritating and reformatting an object that wasn't being used very much seemed to us to be a brilliant idea. the graduates won a contest set up by mayor johnson as part of the governments green initiatives. >> it's an iconic structure and iconic idea. we even have an iconic mayor and this is a good day and it makes an abstract concept. it makes it real. >> the plan is for six of these solar powered green telephone boxes in the coming months and dozens more could be in the work ifs they catch on. >> what we want to do here is stimulate the economy and reformatting infrastructure that's out of date and it's a great, we think, new addition to have them around london. >> some 60,000 red telephone boxes were installed in 1936. only around 10,000 remain. some are protected by law and can't be removed but most are

they are called bloom boxes. they house fuel cells that turn natural gas into electricity, and they are made by bloom energy. >> the s.a.p. center was actually the first sports and entertainment facility in the world to install this new technology. >> reporter: rick is the v.p. of building operations at s.a.p. center. >> we think our proven technology. >> reporter: and a list of blue chip companies would agree. bloom counts kaiser among its happy customers. >> we're in the process of reducing green house gas emissions and that's important for kaiser permanante because it reduces the health impacts of climate change. >> nobody has seen this before? >> reporter: bloom splashed on the national scene in 2010 when their ceo granted a rare on-camera interview. >> i watched that launch on "60 minutes" and just looked at the ceo and said this guy ain't telling the truth. >> reporter: the author of a book on fuel cells, a former scientist, and an outspoken critic of bloom, which he's written about extensively on his blog,

i didn't used to watch much boxing but the big events. everybody watches it, but the sport has taken a beaten in recent years. the fact that boxing organizations have been split for years meaning that one weight can have four separate champions has diluted some of the glory, and some of the appeal to the public, and other sports are fighting their way up, such as u.f.c. >> and where as one once with millions were engrossed in bouts now it is a sport trying to stay on it's feet. >> boxing will always will be an event. u.f.c. is big. >> but now, to say a huge huge things hike that, if you ask anyone, about boxing anyone will mention mohamed ali. >> the documentary of the event when we were ever kings was popular and award winning, generations who weren't born when he ruled the world, still as knowledge him as the greatest. the edge the kansas city royals in game seven for their third series win in just five years. sara reports. >> going into the world series tied at three apiece, the pressure was on for the giants and home side, the kansas

drop box, though, says it has not been hacked. >> i'm a drop box guy. love drop box.ut double up. >>> also a new survey by mercer gives the u.s. pension system a "c" grade. that matches france, poland, and south africa. the award for the best pension system goes to denmark. >>> when we come back this morning, wells fargo and citigroup are on deck. and there has been a kim jong-un sighting. he appears live and well, at least we think. also later we'll be talking to icon turned entrepreneur. do you know how many thigh masters suzanne sommers has sold? "squawk box" will be right back. ♪ the all new, head turning cadillac ats coupe. it's irresistible. ♪ get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights you? no. it's called grid iq. the 4:51 is leaving at 4:51. ♪ they cut the power. it'll fix itself. power's back on. quick thinking traffic lights and self correcting power grids make the world predictable. thrillingly predictable. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." making headlines outside the world of business, president obama's going to meet with military leaders f

>> people aren't buying boxes.hey've all gone to cardboard. >> you would think that an unimproving economy would help a container store. >> i'll try to find that out. >> while she's coming up for an explanation for all of this, we'll tell you consequences of missing out with apple. the case of gt advanced technologies which makes scratch resistant sapphire glass which can be used in the making of smartphone class. but talks broke down and now gt has filed for bankruptcy. the company ceo saying it's not going out of business and that its underlying fundamentals are strong. apple has said last year it would invest $700 million in a sapphire factory run by gt. >>> let me tell you more about the container store. just had an ipo -- talk about this first. >> okay. it was i think three or four weeks ago before the latest apple -- i'm trying to think of where i was. some guy i didn't know started talking to me and said the gt, wait until you see this. he talked about how heavily shorted it was. and they make the sapphire g

i covered eight olympic games and covered boxing all over the world. that is the stand out occasion for me. it was bizarre. for one thing, the fight was going to start at 4 o'clock in the morning in central africa. unheard of. the whole thing of being in africa, a french-speaking country. a dictatorship with a dirant. a fight putting ziad on the map. and ali trying to win back the title against george foreman. and the majority of opinion was that poor old ali was going to end up in hospital, and you should never be in the ring for someone as powerful and young as george foreman. >> with this fight i wrestled with alligators, handcuffed lightening and put jungle in gaol. you know ombad, i murdered a rock, i injured a stone and hospitalized a brick. i'm so bad i make medicine sick, i'm so fast, man, i can run through a hurricane and not get wet. when george foreman meets me i can drown his debts. i can drown a drink of water and drink green tea, wait until you see mohammed ali. >> and the stadium singing ali bumyarne. which translate to "alley, kill him"

beautification project funded by itself mayor's office beautification fund it included the planter boxes and sweep sweeping in clauks collaboration with the boys and girls club we worked in collaboration with the ambassador program and so a that's who we are and some of the things we've done and currently moving to making sure our businesses and music and culture are preserved for the health and well-being for the folks of the future thank you for having us (clapping.) so colleagues, we have learned about the efforts here in the neighborhoods and support the local community from eric about the adequate restraining order latino cultural district and we have in front of us to support those for reasons we've brainstormed around in working with an arrest warrant raw of folks the resolution you have attached and the idea is that when a lot of people learn about invest in the neighborhoods or the works that eric and councilmembers people night not think that's environmental but it is it is sustaining a community and st. patrick a culture and sustaining stories some of which we learn through th

one company, boxed, is using new tech.mer products in bulk without traditional wholesale club membership fees. we go inside in our first installment of our weeklong pecial, "new hack city." >> what happens when successful tech entrepreneurs take over a boring warehouse just outside of new york city? you get boxed. >> we wanted to build a service that no one has -- had built yet. the future oaf shopping. we're trying to get ahead of the curve. >> boxed is the e-commerce answer to wholesale clubs like costco and sam's club. buying in bulk without the membership fees. >> saving you a little bit of money. >> nearly eight in 10 orders qualify for flee shipping. the boxing are filled in warehouses in new jersey and las vegas. strategic locations to reach a large part of population in little time. >> 88% of our packages arrive in two days or less. to the general consumers it seems like we're traditional. behind the scenes we're still very much a technology company. >> how do you find out what's in the order? >> tap on the side on

alibaba is profitable, but box is losing a lot of money.t has different fundamental aspects investors can point to and say this is too risky for me in a volatile market will stop -- volatile market. >> losing money hand over fist is the way i would say it. the ipo market, as you know better than most, there are a lot of deals in registration waiting to go out the door. is this about the ipo market or is this a company nobody wants to buy stock in western mark >> that the good question. fox does not have as easy a sell -- box does not have as easy a sell. they raised $100 million that allowed them to put off until what they call the best time to go public. what that best time is maybe that there fundamentals improve and make it a more solid story for investors. we have seen the ipo market comeback, a lot of companies who did not want to compete with alibaba -- i will remind you a lot of those companies are not tech and growth companies. we saw citizens come out, a retail banking train -- banking chain. the growth names by and large remained

wouldn't be fun. >> it is american just a box of crayons, they place at the scene a box and they wrappedup. >> reporter: stations are designed so even the smallest kids can help. >> it is not that hard just putting all these things in the pencil cases, serial boxes. >> we are giving them just so they can be happy. >> reporter: giving tree is all volunteer, any monetary donations go to buy more supplies, and spread more love. the giving tree is hosting an even bigger event saturday, move eighth at wissohickon middle school in ambler, a $5 donation is suggested but not required. find out more at cbs philly.com. i'm ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> that will do it for "eyewitness news" 59:00. >> now at 6:00 a montgomery county mother facing disturbing charges, authorities alleged that in the only was she abusing heroin but she inject her 15 year-old daughter and another teenager with the drug. >>> also the first patient diagnosed with ebola in the united states has died and now eerie bowl a scare in the dal air area here at home. >> ebola takes center stage at an annual confere

box chocolates.at way. i got a phone call and the guy says box chocolates and i run up to this thing and think i can understand box chocolates. it isn't going to make a difference whether unemployment goes to 10% or 4% if i'm going to own for 50 years. i'm going to own it during terrible economic times and good economic times. it's the same attitude as buying a private business. or a farm. or an apartment house. people, when they buy an apartment house, they decide what the rents are like lie to be and whether it's kind of well located. whether they've got somebody who manages it decent. those are business decisions. that's what we make. >> policy question. i don't think we've talked to you since the burger king transaction. and there's a lot of questions about inversions. you've seen what the white house and treasury department have come out and done. you're helping finance this deal. >> right. >> do you believe that you are patriotic, unpatriotic, how do you think about this? >> well, i would tell

floors i can understand the desire to make that downstairs more useful but my objection is for the box on the top and the two decks my concern is privacy two windows that go that way and the air and light that's in part we're on substandard lots i'm not only surround by 5 neighbors to the west you have they have a full lot so they have either side a big long yard and i have 30 houses that are directly west of me and this one that wants to go up higher and one to the west and next to the house across i'm surrounded by 5 other structures and i'm just thinking going up higher and addressing more and deck outside where our bedroom is going to be will invade our privacy and the light and air issues so i want to talk about the trend of boxes, you know, real estate in san francisco is so expensive so it makes sense to squeeze as much square footage into 0 space or not the problem with the boxes popping up they're totally out of character with the architecture of the neighborhood and two they put what we do you squeeze that space and block the views and the next guy wants to build a box it cre

the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," everybody. it is earnings central today. number of earnings just hitting the wires including comcast which is out with its numbers. out with an adjusted number of 73 cents a share. revenue looks in line with expectations at $16.8 billion. we should point out operating cash flow. operating cash flow at the company up 7% to $5.7 billion. free cash flow up 26.7% to $2.5 billion. the company points to a number of different things that have helped lopg the way. brian roberts is the chief executive officer saying the video customer results for cable were the best for a third quarter in seven years saying that's because of higher internet speed service, also business services and video results that were strong as well. >> some of it i'm noticing, there was higher spending on some customer experiment. which i have talked about. which more than 5 million boxes deployed to date. i'm not going to go over it again, but i love my -- i've got a few of them. >> a few of them, like, nine? i think you actually h

"squawk box" begins right now. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and steve liesman. joe is off this week. the stakes are high for this morning's jobs report. stocks are on pace for the worst week in about two months. the s&p eking out the tiniest gains yesterday that saved the index from its first fourth days of losing streak for the year. barely eking it out, husband than 0.01 of a point. forecasters say the economy added about 215,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate is seen holding steady. we've been watching futures ahead of that report this morning. you'll see at this point there is a bit of a bousback over the last couple of days. s&p futures up about just over 8 points. that jobs report will be indicative of how we made the move to the day. we have alan greenspan joining us this morning. first, steve has this morning's other big stories. >> thanks, becky. an american cameraman working for nnz news in liberia has tested positive for ebola. he was one of three cameramen working with nbc's chi

i covered eight olympic games and box forego 50 years all over the world. that is the standout occasion for me. it was bizarre. for one thing, the fight was going to start at 4:00 in the morning in central africa, unheard of. the whole thing of being in africa, a french speaking african country, dictatorship with a tie rant president who had got the fight for zaire to put zaire on the map, which it did. you had ali trying to win back the title against this monster, george foreman and the majority of opinion was that ali was going to end up in hospital and should never have been fighting someone as powerful and young as george foreman. >> for this fight, i've wrestled with alligators, tussled with a whale, handcuffed lightning and put thunder in jail. you know i'm bad, i have murdered a rock. i injured a stone and a hospital light with brick. i'm so bad i make madison stick. i can run through a hurricane and don't get wet. when george for man meets me, he will pay his dead. wait until you see muhammed ali. >> the independent stadium all screaming muhammed wi

you can't ever lose a box.hin ahe box pair of shoes, gets lost on the way and you'd get another pair of shoes. in our case, if a storage box gets lost, we might lose somebody's photo album or documents. that can't ever happen. that means you have to be extremely strong in setting up proper operations and knowing what you are doing. we have the rocket experience in warehousing and management system and transportation. we were well-equipped to make this model happen and to provide a better service at a higher service level than other players out there. >> the managing director of space way, thank you so much. -- twitterps to ipos and boxer to tech companies to take it vantage of the jobs act. it has been more than a year since the law which gives startups five to go public more time to comply with government regulations went into effect. has it increased the ipo pipeline? cory johnson is back with more. mack gave a report to congress that was instrumental in passing the jobs act and joins us from san francisco fo

most of us are encouraged to think outside the box. we talk to a man who thought inside the box.ll is our guest on meet the box. what we're really trying to do is create a business where everybody associated with the business thrives. >> the container store is a obsessive-compulsive's dreams. it's an entire group of boxes and gadgets that you didn't know existed until you the aisle. some investors are wishing they put their eggs in a different basket. this week, it's a different story. on the same day he rang the closing bell on wall street. kip tyndall sat down with willis report. >> big focus on what has been your earnings. how you're doing in the market police place. had a bit of a disappoint. what is going on? >> well, you know, we've had sluggish sales, really strong -- what we reported this quarter was great. earnings were great. earnings were up 37 percent. sg&a. were focusing on those. many times throughout our 30 six-year history, we've had -- you don't go like this. you go like this. gerri: is it something the stores aren't executing or are consumers buying? are they co

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a box truck flipped. we are told by c.h.p.eared but that now is extended to 6:30 because as they tried to tow the truck off the freeway it started to fall apart. amy hollyfield is on seen and will bring more details. very heavy conditions. four miles per hour westbound 80 at highway 37 where all lanes are should down and the sig-alert is in affect until 6:30. we are at 27 miles per hour pulling away from the interchange and it is heavy backups. to the south, eastbound 80, we have another incident, possibly involving a pedestrian and we are going to find out more information, but, first, good morning to meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning to game three. be ready if temperatures in the mid-60 mostly cloudy conditions and breezy at at&t park but nothing you should not be used to and isolated shower and more humid than normal. 55 in woodside and upper 50's to low 60's up and down the peninsula until san bruno at 64 and 55 at san jose, and fremont and mountain view and antioch at 57, and smoke-free -- san ramon at 59. the day

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welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with michelle caruso-cabrera who is here since becky has the day off. country singer aaron lewis made an error singing "the star spangled banner" before the game ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hail ♪ were so gallantly streaming >> we'll talk more sports stories of the morning. later we have david brigs joining us, but we'll talk about the week ahead for the markets. it's a packed agenda on the two fronts of the economic data coming. then we have a lot of earnings. the fed will begin a two-day policy meeting tomorrow with an announcement set for wednesday afternoon. if all goes expected, the fomc will turn off its massive bond-buying program and will also assure investors it plans to stand ready to act should the economy be threatened. >>> also on the economic calendar, pending home sales today. tomorrow, durable goods. then thursday jobless claims and the first read on third quarter gdp. finally on friday, personal income and spending for

and they've got a different kind of business than what we think of today as the guys that bring us boxesnd throw them on the front step. >> should they be bothering with things like the grocery buy, where you can scan stuff in your house, should they be focusing on set top boxs? should they be focusing on phones? >> absolutely. the media business is their first business a huge part of the brand. if they don't innovate in those categories they'll find the apples and googles of the world standing between them and their customers. >> gene, how about you? >> maybe a slightly different page. i think if they can create great apps, they could focus less on the retail side and i think that a lot of the blue sky stuff they do, i'm totally onboard with it, some of the stuff on the hardware i'm not as supportive. >> all right. gene muenster and brad stone, thanks so much. while tablet sales be shrinking may for many device makers, p.c. demands is making a comeback at microsoft. sales jumped in the first quarter to $23 billion, rising 25%. microsoft's sales boost comes after the largest round of lay

and you tell them what's in the box. which one -- [ laughter ] say if it's lie or truth. you guess the correctly, you get the point. you guess wrong, the other person gets the point. first two points wins. thank you very much. [ laughter and applause ] now! all right. emma stone, you're up first. >> i just -- >> jimmy: pick a box. >> oh, okay. >> jimmy: and then you have to either tell me what's in it, or you can lie, and i have to guess if it's the lie or the truth. >> see, this is -- you know, i -- i love to lip sync, but i am a terrible liar. so this is a bad game for me. [ laughter ] all right. what number? what number? [ audience reacts ] i'm just gonna pick one. four? i'm gonna go with four. oh, it's heavy. >> jimmy: oh, that's a hint! [ laughter ] >> really gonna be bad at this game. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. yeah. and just put it off to the side. i won't look. no one's looking. only the audience can see. [ laughter ] [ clears throat ] [ cough ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is it -- >> okay. >> jimmy: -- my dear emm

i kind of shadow box.ok at me like, what kind of jackass shadow boxes before he goes on tv? like, man, i got to do what i got to do. all of a sudden, josh starts counting. he's like, in five, four, three, -- i hit the microphone off the lapel. i goes onto the ground and me being the donkey that i am, i turn around and bend over and start looking for the microphone. and i get hit with this wave of panic that that door's going to go up and my mom's going to be home in d.c. staring at her dumb child's backside. and that's my first appearance on a talk show. and all of a sudden -- hang on, hang on. this is the point. all of a sudden, i feel these hands and they're strong hands and confident hands and they're soft hands. but these hands grab me, straighten me out, turn me around and with cat-like super sonic super hero speed, the microphone is placed onto my lapel by super josh. i just want to say, that is a bad, bad man. so, i just want to give it up for him. i'm telling you, that e's sere jous stu serious stu