we're here today because james matthew boyd-- >> it's been two years since james boyd's death. but his legacy lives on in albuquerque. before leaving town we attended a memorial where eric andrew was speaking. >> my brother was very important to me growing up. hit's been a really hard time having to deal with things were handled . because of that i don't think it is complete tragedy, but an eye opener for this city to do the right thing. >> keith sandy and the other officer who shot boyd , but andrew said that the real problem lies elsewhere. >> he wants to talk about my brother having a rap sheet, and he has a rap sheet of himself. >> keith sandy retired with pension from the apd. while he facing murder, it is rare for a police officer to face charge of murder. he wants reforms to come from his brother's death. >> i don't know if i'll ever exactly come to terms with what has happened. i've learned to accept it. that's why i try to do all i can do make a difference. i don't want his death to be worthless. >> andrew had lost contact with james for years before finding him in alb

belle boyd was the queen of smuggling. there were a report from the pennsylvania that they were missing 14 muskets and about 200 sabres, and it was all the doing of belle boyd. that was quite an enterprise. [laughter] denise: here you are, you are a pennsylvania girl living in atlanta who sees a jefferson davis bumper sticker. you end up in this world of the civil war. what was your view or your experience with civil war history prior to working on this book? karen: absolutely nothing. i started from scratch. i appreciated that. i came to not expecting to find anything, not knowing what i would find, and was quite pleased and fascinated by what i did find, especially the way women's roles changed and the way the war changed women's roles. you fall down into that rabbit hole of research when you're doing nonfiction. one of those -- i stayed quite a bit longer than i should have. i probably spent, you know, i wasted a good bit of time finding out about how courtship rituals changed during the civil war. denise: how did they

it was all the doing of belle boyd. that was quite an enterprise. here you are, you are a pennsylvania girl living in atlanta who sees a jefferson davis bumper sticker. you end up in this world of the civil war. yourwas your view or experience with civil war history prior to working on this book? karen: absolutely nothing. i started from scratch. i appreciated that. i was not expecting to find anything. i was quite pleased and find,ated by what i did especially by how the war change women's roles. rabbit hole of a research when you are doing this. i wasted a good bit of time finding you about how courtship rituals changed. denise: how did they change? war,: prior to the civil in the antebellum years it was a rigorous process for a marriage to happen. mate needed ave -- er introduction, denise: from a cousin perhaps. always a selling point. the letter of introduction, meeting the parents, a formal process that would last for years before you could even consider be engaged. when the war broke out all of that change. so their parents had to loosen the

[laughter] this is how boyd described sherman. sherman was such a nationalist that he had to block out the image of slavery and its dangers to the nation. he cannot face the fact that it might tear the country apart. boyd said he burst out crying like a child, basing his room in a nervous way. he returned and said, boyd, you people in the south don't know what you are doing. you think you can tear to pieces this great union without war? there will be bloodshed. the north can make a locomotive or railroad car. hardly a yard of cloth or shoe can you make the review are bound to fail. only your spirit of determination knows that you are prepared for war. that was depressing considering how clueless he was about slavery. he goes north. he cannot find the right command. he is a valuable commodity, suddenly, because the union needs trained military officers. john, who is becoming more significant as a politician, gets him an appointment with abe lincoln. they go to the white house. lincoln is in a room full of people, office keepers of

jon: aviation analyst mike boyd.hank you and we will be right back. >> cascade platinum... powers... through... your toughest stuck-on food. so let your dishwasher be the dishwasher. see? told you it would work. cascade. jon: we're back in an hour. "outnumbered" starts now. ♪ ♪ harris: this is a fine friday. "outnumbered." [laughter] here today, sandra smith, co-host of the five, kimberly guilfoyle, the fox business network's elizabeth macdonald, lovingly e-mac, and today's #oneluckyguy. his fans know him from the bold and the beautiful, actor, author and red eye regular here on fox news, sean canaan is outnumbered and welcome. >> thank you so much. it's so exciting to be here. sandra: good to have you. harris: you ready to talk some news and politics? >> sure.

from reston, virginia, please welcome back dayo boyd. [cheers and applause] >> hi, chris.o see you. >> come on over.

the interim ceo becomes jeffrey boyd.ston is an interesting person for many in the travel history. he was darrell schultz's right-hand man and then moved to microsoft where he led microsoft japan and led their global consumer operations. he moved over to booking.com, which is priceline's heart and sole based in amsterdam. he is 50, he is married and he's done a lot for the business. if you have a look at some of the stats as to what he's been able to do, he's almost trebled the number of employees during the time, took the market capitalization to $67 billion, a three-fold increase in the number of room nights that are booked and this of course is the ultimately the real profitability center of these online travel agency, your ability to sell those hotels online with potentially a 20% commission going through there. as i said, the operating profits up substantially as indeed was the gross profit. jeffrey boyd having been the ceo and chairman for some period of time. bo boyd is based in connecticut. the new ceo is open to

from reston, virginia, please welcome back dayo boyd. [cheers and applause] >> hi, chris.ou. >> come on over. >> good to see you again. >> good to see you too.

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. >> reporter: le tanya boyd smith lost her son, september 10th, 2010.e went to peacefully resolve a petty neighborhood beef with another man but the other man had another plan. >> he came with the gun and he chose to end the situation by shooting my son instead of the resolving the issue that they had. >> reporter: if losing one son isn't pain enough, aida oaks stopped to say imagine losing two, jared oaks in october of last year and his 17 year-old brother kane in november of 06. >> the message i want to get is it need to stop, okay. there is too many babies that are killing and dying for no reason. rorrer report mayor jim kenney lost a nephew to violence many years ago and knows something about the pain it causes. he came here to comfort families but knew there was little he could say to make the pain go away. >> my prayers are with you and the city and all of the people who have been touched by this violence. it is a senseless loss. >> ♪ >> reporter: whatever the solutions may be for many families here, one thing is unmistakably clear the social tied

sam boyd stadium for the first time out there near emerson nevada. necklaces strychnine close to downtown vegas' i it's out there though. the school would expand to the 45,000. right now the seat 30 but it will be very interesting to see again the curators then we talk what this all the time. >> gary: it a first post will million dollars. he was sued the denver broncos will have to take less that we talk we will wait- and-see >> gary: april 1st areas played a prank on tom brady. put him in warm water. >> pam: i could stand predict your life span. how you can one person >> pam: trash is another person's treasure nelson is now retired in his 33 year career as sanitation worker he has gotten quite a collection he started picking up knickknacks putting them aside now as the store in the spelling the conceit of the items now exist. old film projector and action figures aunt a star david that he has made from actual steel from the world trade center. >> grant: story scientists in britain new research they are working on software that can predict a person's

. ♪ >> david boyd is defending the ceo and says that she has the scientific skills to read the start the investigations. ranos wasint, there using just a few drops of blood. there are reports that technology may not work and they have failed to provide the data to prove this, so far. underscore new from antitrust authorities for the smartphone business. to brings are expected charges on wednesday that could force google to change the way they preload the search engine on phones. analysts say it will be harder for them to make money off of advertisements. they say the concern is that, by users tog decide what they will load, google may limit a way -- can you put this investigation into context for us in the context of other cases? the competition commissioner has been aggressive on these issues. >> yes. really. this contrasts with previous charges against google by her, which were more narrow and related to the search function operation and the allegation that it favors comparative shopping results. what they are looking at is the on that they do business smartphones and tablets, alle

he was replaced by the former ceo jeffrey boyd. that is your bloomberg business flash. we go straight to the market desks were julie hyman is looking at everything we have seen in the last few hours. julie: it was 45 alien dollars. three of the biggest earned one industry alone. health care is remarkable. to look at the heart device. the share is the overall value. you can see shares pulling back a little bit. saint jude is on the rise. this one is just a proposed deal. that is what they have done. the french drugmaker. it was 9.3 $3 billion in cash. this was formally made privately that has now been made publicly. they were moving up a share. that is what we're talking about. medivation shares arising above that. this looks like the idea that some investors think there could be a higher offer coming. there is a deal in the media industry as well. comcast was purchased by. reported billion dollars is the deal on this year. give them more of an animation operation. the united states also expand its business programming. they have and try to sell the company for some time

and all the time they wanted to save their local species here in arizona was the boyde scouts. . . in the arizonaarizona and california she became known as the apostle of the desert and got these beautiful books of photos, not of ansell adams quality but nature shots like that and was able to insinuate a meeting to the white house because she had been a donor and part of the california new deal movement and roosevelt had her in and a wheelchair. he's is okay. mi we will do a million acres in joshua tree, done. [laughter] some this is like a dream. she had to back off basically. it's not that easy. lawy that's for lawyers to do later.la i am just declaring it. as they said, stalin said about fdr, churchill would go up to you and cozy up and sneak his hand in your pocket to steal a coin, get something little, border definition. come smile at you, greet you, jim both hands into your pocket. that is what he was doing on behalf of protecting these wonderful places in america that we are celebrating our centennial. national grasslands, humans seashores. cape hatteras in north carolina. >

many more names fill the mouths of protestors here on the streets: sean bell...oscar grant...rekia boydanley jones. [crowd chanting] you can't stop the revolution! you can't stop the revolution! you can't stop the revolution! >> this is the new civil rights movement that's happening right now. and ground zero is the policing of black communities. there's no question about it. people are drawing connections that we drew 50 years ago in the civil rights movement that this is a societal problem. this is not just a police department problem. and it's not just a county problem and it's not just a sheriff problem. this is a societal problem because it happens all over the country. it happens constantly. a recent propublica investigation found that a black male teenager is 21 times more likely to be shot by police than a white male teenager. >> why does everyone who look like me gotta be criminal? there's no honor in that badge! >> you don't have to be a criminal to be black. but if you are black, a lot of people think you are more likely to be a criminal. and if you live in a community full o

. >> boyd parts. tried to hide it. >> flores admits that after he murdered his victim, he dismembered her body. >> when i finished killing her, in the moment i said, what am i going to do now. because something on me come and my mind say you foe what, now you got to disappear the body. >> flores placed the body parts into a plastic bag and drove them to a vacant home in bergen county, new jersey and placed the bags in buckets. >> how many buckets? >> four buckets, five buckets in all. i used cement too, concrete to put, you know, all over in the buckets. >> the owner of the house happened to stop by. found flores in the front yard and questioned him. >> i said, listen, man, i got some body there. he looked at me. what? yeah. i killed my ex-girlfriend yesterday. >> now in addition to his conviction for second-degree murder, flores is charged in bergen county with desecration of human remains. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> though he's openly admitted to the act, this time he's pled not guilty and w

reporting the team would consider playing preseason games and possibly one regular-season game at sam boyd stadium is built. the raiders do have a one year lease in oakland through the 2016 season. >>> the giants off-season spending spree is paying dividends. $90 million pitcher, jeff samardzija went eight innings last night in his first victory as a giant. trevor brown started in place of a buster posey. he did his best buster impersonation, hitting a pair of two-run homers to help power the giants over the rockies, 7- 2. buster has a minor injury but is expected to be back in the lineup tonight. >>> the oakland a's left a game slip away last night at the coliseum against the angels. marcus semien homered twice for the a's but the bullpen cannot hold the lead. with the a's leading 4-3 in the ninth, giovanni soto hit a two- run homer off of sean doolittle . the angels beat the a's, 5-4. >>> it is true, steph curry does not miss many shots. but he did miss at least a 3 yesterday. the warriors played host to members of the los angeles angels baseball team. that included, mike trout. they sho

reports the team would consider playing pre- season games and potentially one regular season game at sam boydyear lease in oakland through the 2016 season. >> you may love them. maybe you don't. regardless, it is an end of an era. after announcing plans to retire, kobe bryant takes the court for the last time. his numbers will be displayed on the floor at the staples center. 37-year-old bryant has been with the lakers for 20 years since being drafted right out of high school. he has scored more than 33,000 paints points -- points. he has won five nba championships. two olympic gold medals and has been named all-star game mvp four times. >> mark tamayo is going to talk about a pretty fantastic weekend ahead. >> yeah, a great weekend to be outside. lots of sunshine. in fact, a few neighborhoods will be in the 80s. outside right now lots of sunshine. hard to believe 12 hours from now we could have some rain showers knocking on the door. here is our live camera in san jose showing you mostly clear skies. shaping up to be a nice afternoon out there. you can see the changes develop up here to the n

reports the team would consider playing pre- season games and potentially one regular season game at sam boydtadium until a new stadium is built. the raiders have a one-year lease in oakland through the 2016. >> wet weather on the way. let's go to ktvu meteorologist steve paulson for when that rain is coming in. >> early tomorrow morning. >> okay. >> early. today we get the sun. you pointed it out. thank you, gasia, mike and sal. we have had some low clouds. higher clouds. a few little low clouds dancing about. overall, it's mostly sunny. i think that's welcome. there is a rather fresh westerly breeze for some here. in fact, it was cranked up high at some of the higher elevations, including mount tam to the altamont pass. sue todd says a beautiful morning in caffallo point. yes, we have some clouds. most have cleared out. the wind direction out of the west or northwest. that's a cool breeze even though it's sunny. we get the sunshine. next system is inching clears. it will be here later this afternoon and tonight. 50s on the temps to 60s already. so we are jumping out of the gate a little qui

i'm joined by mike boyd, an aviation security analyst and all over magee, aerospace mechanical and civil engineer and former deputy assistant secretary of transportation or technology policy. first of all, mike, we have rules against flying drones near airports and above certain altitudes in this country. what about in britain? >> whether they have them or not doesn't make any difference. rules are for honest people. breaking rules is what terrorists do. that's why we have to focus on the future in controlling drone. it's a great technology, whole new channel of communication. we have no control over how to monitor where they are used or how they are used here in or in england. these are machines that are really a timebomb when it comes to security. jon: offer, terrorists spend all kind of time and effort trying to sneak bombs on board aircraft. if they could just put a drone in the air in a place where it gets ingested into an engine, that's pretty much accomplishes the same thing, doesn't it? >> absolutely. the british civil aviation authority is actually collaborating with the federal

reports the team would consider playing preseason games and possibly one regular-season game at sam boyd until the new stadium is built. the raiders have a one year lease in oakland through the 2016 season. >>> the giants off-season spending spree is paying dividends. $90 million pitcher, jeff samardzija went eight innings last night. his first win as a giant. backup catcher, trevor brown started in place of a buster posey and did his best buster impersonation, hitting a pair of two-run home runs to help power the giants over the rockies, 7-2. buster has a minor foot injury but is expected to be back in the lineup tonight. >>> the oakland a's let a game slip away last night at the coliseum against the angels. marcus semien homered twice but the a's but the bullpen could not hold the lead. with the a's winning, 4-3 in the ninth inning, giovanni soto hit a two-run homer off sean doolittle that allowed the a's to go -- the angels to go past the a's, 5-4. >>> stiff criticism of santa clara county jail's. the case being made to replace the sheriff. >> reporter: antioch police investigating a

the wind blowing in the water, on this water fountain in the middle of the lake here at, let's see, boydsn delaware. thank you for that. walter had a cool picture if i can pull it up, here, who through nova nation we had allen talking about the wildcats, nova nation in that blue sky. i love, i love the hype, we're getting excite forward this parade and it the looks like mother nature will cooperate for the most part. lets look at storm scan three. we will see what we're looking at the for tomorrow timing wise. it will in the get in until mid-morning. it could impact morning commute with a few showers. you can see showers off to the west at the moment creeping through portions of indiana, into ohio, and here comes the rain for us, in the meantime temperatures have, actually listen nicely this afternoon. still below average. we should be around 60 this time of the year. we are at 53 right now. fifty-one in allentown. given how cold it started out this morning, press i impressive warm up throughout the afternoon hours. you can see cold air in the wings. here's that spike of warmth as that fr

and as nbc's boyd hubbart shows us, you're never too old to cross some off the list. >> it definitelythis elderly couple came in. i'm carol and this is arnie. and it is on his bucket list to take tap dance lessons. >> reporter: robin lynn has greeted thousands of dancers in her 22 years as a studio owner. but never before -- >> trying to put the left shoe on my right food. >> reporter: an 85-year-old novice. >> maybe that would straighten things out for me. >> reporter: arnie had come for a tax appointment upstairs. when he spotted the dance studio one floor down. and inspiration. >> five, six, seven eight. >> reporter: knocked. so moved was robin. >> it's such a great thing to watch. >> one, two, three, four. >> reporter: she posted these photos of arnie and his instructor, brad madison on facebook. >> i woke up the next morning and there was 250 likes and over 50 comments. and people were sharing it. oh my word. >> reporter: spirit's dance. >> it was crazy. >> reporter: over a few small step. >> toe heel by a navy vet. >> good. >> the day he came in for his first lesson, he wasn't f

we held a hearing really based on graham boyd, what isis really wants. my conclusions, is the two things. world domination ever want to set up his apocalyptic final battle. some conflicting goals. i just want to ask all the panelists, what is behind this? was baffling to americans come al-qaeda, the narrative was they just wanted the west out of the middle east. this is different. can you first speak to that? i want to go down the pan. what you think they are after? >> i think the next evolution, if given life and manifestation to what had once been the mythology of reestablishing the islamic caliphate. so first and foremost they want to establish not only this caliphate but demonstrate that they can cover and actually that this is a place companies as part of the narrative, where it's the only place where you can practice to islam. is a part of the attractiveness. so they've morphed the al-qaeda nerd which is the west is at war with islam, into this caliphate and the way we are covering it is the only place where you can actually live as a true muslim.

the property owner has 1 days to contact the department and the property owner didn't respond or not boydhe violation in a timely matter a notice of violation is sent out with a fine and that's appealable to the zoning administrator and the board of appeals. >> so the reason why - enforcement cases with unique compared to the vast majority we've received they take a lot of time and land use - we are required to let the building permits history what the assessors oversees office listed the property to identify the authorized use of property and additionally they know past illegaltion they may not have think outside the box convert and don't take advantage the eastern neighborhoods policy that expired in 2013 as the presentation mentioned pdr is out of a lower rate compared to office property owners are necessarily willing to come to compliance quickly and they will hire taser to abate the violation lastly businesses any vacant if found to be illegal we must work with the pertaining to allow the tenants to find a new pdr tenants for the property all patterns we've seen this past year we did

scarlet: david boyd made comments defending homes. what did you learn from him?e this opportunity to strongly defend elizabetholmes. he says the board has total faith in her and she is still the right person to lead the company and she has the scientific knowledge and the management skills to do this. he also clarified some of the headlines in the news over the last couple of days about the investigations. starting last fall, after several harsh articles appeared in the wall street journal questioning the company's technology, the company got a request for documents from the sec and the u.s. attorney in southern california. those document requests have continued and have been very broad. the regulatory agencies have not indicated what exactly they may be interested in pursuing charges on. they are just sort of collecting information. if the investigation continues, they would eventually reach out to the legal counsel of theranos with specific questions and start to depose questions and that has not happened yet. he wanted to make clear that this is still an a fac

we have seen the whole deutsche bank ongoing secular dutch boyd is aggressive restructuring, deleveraging guided bonuses and so on. driven in large part by the worries that the contingent convertible coupons will not be paid more than a year way. it is to my mind working very successfully at providing the early warning signal. finally, i guess was recently candidate, the new government, announcing they would his contention capital instruments to make sure that canadian taxpayers are not about if the big banks get in trouble. i view this as a successful thing and i have continued to try to get them adopted, which they have full regulatory authority but we are not saying aggressive adoption. i was wondering if you could give or take on what you see as the lessons learned in their worldwide -- the way forward for potentially getting those lessons used in the united states? >> first of all it's a pleasure to meet you. contention capital is something that personally and in the academic environment, my academic career i spent a fair amount of time talking about. i think you put your finger on w

you have keith he boyd coming out, so there's that divide, kelly, you're right to highlight it. >> josh, thank you. keep us updated there out of burlingame, california. let's take a break here. we're about 40 minutes to the close, but the dow is down 103 points as we start to close out the month of april. >>> and then we got into may. coming up, retail investors are telling us whether this pull back is scaring them out of the market. >> also, amc entertainment ceo adam aron is telling us how the block busters will impact the bottom line and if they have any acquisitions coming. >> we'll ask. >> yes, we will this time. coming up. [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. >>> welcome back. we've got about 35 minutes left in the trading session here with the dow down about 101 points. focusing on the transportation stocks, we were just talking about that with sarge guilfoil. he was saying maybe might be time to buy some railroads right now, but the airlines we have been focused on thos

they're really lucky to have jeff boyd as their chairman because he was running that company, you knowyears and years. i don't think they're going to miss a step. we're going to focus on running our business and growing our business. woe had a good start to the year with q1. >> right. >> and we hope to continue that momentum. >> i mean, how do you respond as a business now to not knowing whether the strategy will be maintained? do you buy up properties just in case there's a new ceo who changes strategy? i mean, have you locked down -- have you super locked down the management team so that nobody takes its place? because they're looking for a new person. >> yeah, i'm sure they're looking for a new person. you know, our senior management team has been together on average i'd say between seven and ten years. it's a group of individuals who are very passionate about expedia. i'll tell you the last thing they would do is go work for a competitor. i'm pretty confident of that even though priceline is an amazing competitor. i think we just have to focus on our jobs and our meetings. we have

germantown, boyd, to damascus and this all will move over inti rockville, olney and then rightt on throughfore it's all said and done. . one more picture of the rainreft coming on through. thrg it lulls a little bit it looks o like this afternoon.erno we dry out, don't expectxp sunshine and temperatures arepeu not going to warm up much we'rew starring in the 50s this morning.in we're only going to warm up maybe, this is maybe here ine i town we get touch 60 degreesde late this afternoon as we dry thing out little bit.ittle you guys north and west you'll l stay stuck in the 50 there's non doubt about it.ut i next glimmer of sunshine that it expect will be on saturday.da dry saturday, showers on sundaya i hope i answered a few of thost questions for you, steve. >> when we're looking for peoplo to answer questions it's metroet the mayor and mcgrady. (laughter).aughter). >> 3m's i like that steve.kehat i like that.ha illiteration there, too.onre, t >> thanks gary.ha reading next. next. >> crickets. >> we can ask you the questions >> no, no, no. >> what's coming up next on gooo day. >> no quest

and they brought this their chair, the former ceo, jeffrey boyd, to man the ship at this point. looks like there is continuity. and i think as a result they bought themselves some breathing room. >> professor, does the fact they brought back the old guy tell you that their bench may not than strong? >> not necessarily. i think that that's an immediate move and so that's understood. it's also, i think understood that this is an interim arrangement. the next step will be what is the plan going forward? and they will be called to task on that. >> ted snyder, answer brian's question, do you see that as a strength or weakness or neutral that they brought back the old guy? good thought. >> yeah. i'd have to go with the professor. i think it's neutral. it's an interim step. and we'll see how it goes. but the right -- it was clearly the right thing to do and then you've got to figure out the next step in terms of leadership. >> syracuse and yale did very well in the ncaa tournament this is year, didn't they, brian? >> well, the nakt yale mafact te it was very good. >> and syracuse beat

i want to thank lieutenant governor boyd and others for kind of spearheading state level efforts around this. and i want to make sure that what we're doing at the federal level responds to your needs at the state level. so let me talk a little bit about what we're doing at the federal level and what i think are opportunities at the state level. as lieutenant governor we've talked about we can track the beginning of this epidemic to the vast overprescribing of prescription medication in the united states. so just, you know, some facts that while the united states represents 5% of the world's population, we consume over 80% of the prescription pain medication in the united states. enough in 2013 that we gave every adult american their own bottle of precipitation pain medication in the united states. now, clearly we want to make sure that people who are in pain have appropriate access to pain management therapies, but it's very clear that when you look at the dramatic increases in mortality they directly correlate to the volume of prescription pain medications we have. and we've also seen

effective this morning he resigned the new interim ceo, jeffrey boyd at the company for 16 years.site get up in some improper relationship. price on the stock year-to-date is up 6%. the >> down half of a percent. elon musk, a successful guy planning an unmanned mission to mars by the year 2018. tommy what's going on with this one. >> eisai and one of these practices is designed to land anywhere in the other system. you fan of some twitter yesterday. their mission would be the first text fight unmanaged. stuart: why are you laughing? transfer may be the celebrity is threatening to move to canada can jump on the sprocket. stuart: at elon musk, space company, the first contract it's got. jo: lots of government contracts. we see the push towards mars specifically. 38 big move. he said before you want to take private enterprise to the planet. we will see you. transfer beats the headset. jo: a lot of people assume it's on the private side of things. stuart: here's the story. uber testing a two minute wait time. you can keep them waiting two minutes. beyond that, they start charging you.

the chairman jeffrey boyd serves as interim ceo. >>> abbott labs buying st.h $85 a share in cash and stock. price is a 35% premium over st. jude's closing price on wednesday. >>> a programming note. abbott labs chairman and ceo miles white, my friend, will join "squawk on the street" at 9:30 eastern. >>> earnings from ups. profit of $1.27. five cents above estimates. revenue below forecast hurt by lower fuel surcharges and currency fluctuation. do we really need to break? >> ethan, if the united states was doing better, if we were doing 3.5 -- we always say we're doing better than the world because they're doing .5%. if we were doing better wouldn't the whole world be doing better? we can't say we can't do any better because of them. could be that they're not doing better than they could be because we aren't doing better. >> we used to be an engine of global growth and we're not anymore. >> everyone is so much bigger now. it's harder for us to do the heavy lifting. >>> coming up -- >> with all the regulations. >> hearen a echo? >>> amazon out with earnings af

and company chairman jeffrey boyd will take over at priceline. >> and we spoke with mark fields, 113%e year early due to the sales in u.s. and europe, the best ever. and uber meanwhile, testing innovation of its own, a policy that may not be too popular. cheryl casone with that story and more. cheryl: and maria, r you ever late for anything? me, too. and uber will charge if you don't show up within two minutes of when your driver arrived. that's a change from a five minute window before and charging a fee if a customer cancels more than two minutes after calling up. actor will ferrell starring on to sign on as a ronald reagan, the start of his second determine when he falls into dementia. this is sparking a lot of controversy. michael reagan, the eldest son of the former president posting a tweet, what an outrage. alzheimer's is not a joke, it kills, you should be ashamed, all of you. on a lighter note, i'm obsessed with, you're looking at the most expensive listing in manhattan. on the east side, the 12,000 square foot co-op, 1600 square foot master bedroom and other bedrooms can be

john boyd would appreciate that. people and ideas. that's what we mean into. i would call him a fellow traveler. >> with that we will leave it there and i want to thank you for coming. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> you can watch this program later today on our website, c-span.org. "the hill," writing today that three sikh soldiers have been nations toigious, wear beards and turbines while in training today. the reasons that they had sued the army and the pentagon prior to starting basic combat training in may. their turbines will have to be black or camouflaged depending on the situation according to the memo. under a rule change the armed services will accommodate religious requests for the service members. the religious accommodations will be reevaluated after their training, according to memos released by their attorneys. >> madam secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes

. >> my name is donell boyd and i'm homeless. when the homeless hit the streets, it's a state of emergency. a lot of times, we say help, help and nobody pays attention to us. you're listening to us and i read the peace in the newspaper and i said there's hope here. i feel like there's hope for san francisco because i was thinking about san francisco -- and saint francis always took care of the poor and animals. and so in san francisco, not going to live by the spirit of saint francis, they might as well change the name. you gave us hope. >> my name is mark barnes and anyone who doesn't think there's a state of emergency -- regarding this issue and i want to address another issue related to this. and that's the way dpw is dealing with this the homeless. i wish mayor lee would instruct dwp ryu to instruct his folks, his employees to deal with the homeless in a more respectful manner and with dignity. not just come in and [inaudible]. i witnessed an incident yesterday that, you know, very thuggish on the dpd person. very good guy. h