brian roberts is here. thank you for coming in. not met with positive reaction it is trading down by 8%, who but you found things to like. , a long timeprofit coming. growing at the 20%. that kind of growth. notes of caution. down. grocery is slowing not as positive as it could be and a lot of competition. into the results, we see more good news. special is a website is trading a website is trading very well. they launched new kitchenward. pockets of growth. markets are really liking it. >> do we know where they made a profit? it is the first time. what about the initial business of delivering groceries? or was it fell partnership with morrison's? >> it does not really matter. the grocery delivery business, ocado, is considering to grow very well. the capacity to be successful and that is increasing efficiency as a wall the money from morrison's to get -- the money as well and from morrison's to get to their website up and running. >> what would've me if they stopped doing the deliveries them selves -- what would it mean if they st

saying brian roberts at the bar with weinstein last night.e talking how the summeral going, but also how's your business doing and these can percolate months later into deals. curious when kayla comes back later in the day, who she saw sitting with who. >> biggest surprises in terms of attendees or those who chose to sit this one out? >> i think it's surprising to see that jack dorsey isn't here, carl. of course, a lot of people thought maybe this would belong-of-the year square would go public or possibly be bought. twitter had a big year last year. here for the last several years. this is the first year i haven't seen him here and i think people are surprised by his absence and everyone's talking about jack ma, alibaba. thinking about spending proceeds from the ipo on. >> looking great, kayla. that live shot, as i said on twitter, a postcard. gorgeous. see you soon. >> you don't mind it, either. >> in sun valley. >>> switching gears for a moment. actor george clooney seemingly pretty angry over a report his future mother-in-law is opposed t

brian roberts played all 13 seasons. he's back and feeling comfortable. drilling this pitch to right. solo homer in his return. yankees take a 1-0 lead. let's skip ahead. bottom 10 here. we have a tied game ott two. huntly at the plate. moore, oklahoma achado on second. lining one to center. machado scores the game-winning run. huntly will get what we all want when things -- >> oh, theres it is. >> banana flavored, he said. he kept licking all that whipped cream. >> it's safe to say we have a little bit of a lebron james hangover after waiting two weeks to find out where he was taking his talents. remember where you were on july 11 around 12:15 today. lebron announcing his return on sports illustrated's website. he said, when i left cleveland i was on a mission. i was seeking championships and we won two. my goal is still to win as many titles as possible, no question. what's most important for me is bringing one trophy back to east ohio. lots of anger there four years ago when lebron left for miami. dan gilbert wrote a letter to fans bashing lebron. tod

what does brian roberts think about aereo?erts at this stage does not care because the supreme court was very clear that aereo as originally envisioned being a very low cost alternative for consumers to get over the air broadcast signals and perhaps a bypass brian roberts' cable system, that business model does not exist anymore. if aereo wants to come back in a new form, they will have to pay, which makes the economic model difficult for them. >> i think of people in china -- they have the option to buy a box that plugs into their tv and the internet, and they get all the u.s. programming that we get maybe a day later. it is not clear whether it is legal or not, but it brings to mind -- is the u.s. consumer paying too much for content when the rest of the world since beginning of for much cheaper? theirry viewer knows cable bill seems to go up mid-to high single digits every single year. the issue there is the cable companies and hollywood will tell you well, you are getting a lot more content, so the value proposition is ver

. >> to your point, brian, robert gates went on to say that he believes the obama administration is tooocused on the short term. they need to start focusing on the long term, doing now than later. >> energy move. get back into your business background would be great. >> that's right. >> he only has two more years. >> fund-raising. >> they found them, the backup tapes that may contain ex-irs lois lerner's missing emails. >> they found them. >> they have been found according to head of the irs. remember they first said the tapes were recycled. what is up with the mixed messages coming from there? >>> also president obama is fund raise today in los angeles. a new poll shows most people believe his administration is incompetent. why? we can't get enough of your facebook and tweets. watch us online. chime in. we have a live chat too. at foxnews.com/outnumbered and click on the overtime tab. >> harris is already looking. >> i made the board, look at that. ♪ hey. i'm ted and this is rudy. say "hi" rudy. [ barks ] [ chuckles ] i'd do anything to keep this guy happy and healthy. that's why i'm s

is this a victory lap for brian roberts and the comcast model that combines content with distributionkes just puke is not look so smart. he downsized time warner and -- not lookeff buchus so smart because he downsized time warner and he is left with hbo. to be honest, there is not a lot at timeative management warner right now. and hbo realized a few years ago that netflix is going to run away for -- with the streaming market, which hbo owned for many years. this is three times the calculation. >> it is a monster price. effectively say it is the networks, hbo and perhaps turner that are the jewel in the crown, but a 20% of the revenues. why pay that kind of number for what is just 1/5 of the company? >> he will be able to monetize cnn by spinning it out. he will not be able to keep to newsnetworks -- two networks. and cnn is still making money. ands not going anywhere, foxx news has killed it in terms of ratings. >> what is cnn worth? and forgive me for interrupting. >> that is a good question. least one to have at quarter, maybe one third of the whole value of time warner. there are

. >> did you see over the weekend in "the post" they had a picture of brian roberts, his head was onncredible hulk. i mean, i just -- "the post" is crazy. but i wonder what does brian think, or people that their head they put -- >> call him during the commercial break. >> i don't think it was him. >> comment. >> he's probably listening right now. >> maybe it wasn't photo hoped. i don't know. coming up senator ron johnson member of the foreign relations committee. >> what was the hulk? bruce -- banner? >> it was banner. >> bruce banner. >> yeah. anyway, sanctions on russia, the situation in gaza and how this will all play out in washington with senator ron johnson, when we return. just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your investments on your own. helping you find new ways to plan for retirement. and save on taxes where you can. so you can invest in the life that you want today. tap into the full power of your fidelity greenline. call or come in today for a free one-on-one review. we do? i took the trash out. i k

. >> reporter: robert bailey junior, michael bell, brian purvis, theo shaw. four young me, part of a group of defendants known as the jena #, a racially charged case that divided the nation. the teens were charged with attempted murder, then battery following is 2006 schoolyard fight that left a white classmate unconscious. >> i know what i did, but when i heard the term attempted murder, i'm think, like, man, attempted murder. all i did... >> michael bell was the first of the six teens to be tried and convicted in adult court. a ruling that sparked anger across the country. what is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the phrase jeana 6 pain. >> reporter: now a 24-year-old student at southern university in baton rouge, bell wants to set the record straight. >> it's important for the country to know what happened with the jeana 6. they stood up and said they had nothing to do with it and i did everything. it was important for everybody to know what happened. if you had a part in it you should have said at the time that you had something to do with

robert frank. and thank you, folks, for watching "street signs." welcome back, brian as well. >> thank you.n version of "closing bell" is next. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange with bill griffeth. welcome back. >> i'm back. it's like i left or something, but i was just in a different place. it's the same to you, i know, but it's nice to be back at the big board today. we're on a different kind of 17,000 watch today for the dow compared to what we

. >> robert moses, thank you for that update. brian? >> 14 minutes before the top of the hour.be a basic right? that is what one democrat is proposing in congress. keith ellison is introducing a bill making it easier for workers to sue companies who will not organize. you shouldn't be fired for expressing intent to support union activity. here to discuss what this means for the worker, republican pete snider. do you believe congressman ellison is on the right track? >> this is ridiculous. the world is far from tranquil. our southern border is being overrun, and the democrats in congress want to make unionizing a civil right and gut our right it work laws? it's absolutely ridiculous. it will trash our economy. >> it's already illegal to fire workers if they say they want to unionize. the facts tell a different story. if you look what happened in michigan when they became a right to work state, they went up 21 places in the american economics institute ranging of business friendly areas, also the highest salaries, nonunion workers. >> that's spot on. study after study shows right

time being, guys, mandy, brian, the insurance stocks are not taking a hit because of this particular ruling. >> let's get to the bottom of it, thank you very much. dom. robert le she was can i, bob he's the accepted top expert. that's why we're bringing you in, bob, even if it is on the phone. thanks for your time. >> it's the fundamentals with the insurers are still very good. they're making good money. the enrollment is stable. obama care has hurt them at least yet so the fundamentals are pretty good. i think most people, while they take this seriously don't expect the supreme court to throe out such a major part of obamacare. chief justice went into major contortions to preserve the mandate. you have four solid votes to keep obamacare going. roberts has clearly signaled he doesn't want the court to negatively impact the law, so i think there's the expectation while a torture out journey, in the end it will be okay. ostensibly there would be a legislative fix that would be fairly easy, but given our legislature, our congress, it's not so easy. how much pressure would there be from the industry to get this resolved legislatively? >> bertha, i think that's

robert frank. and thank you, folks, for watching "street signs." welcome back, brian as well. >> thank you. the kardashian version of "closing bell" is next. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange with bill griffeth. welcome back. >> i'm back. it's like i left or something, but i was just in a different place. it's the same to you, i know, but it's nice to be back at the big board today. we're on a different kind of 17,000 watch today for the dow compared to what we were on last week. today we're wondering if the dow can remain above that level. we've seen a sell-off. we were down 76 points at the low, but we've come off those lows and we're at 17,010 right now. >> and we're keeping a close eye on the ten-year for that reason, too, watching a 2.6% level as it also expresses, perhaps as art cashin was saying, a reassessment of the strength of the payroll report. >> yes. >> maybe it's european concerns, maybe it's the typhoon in japan. all of that we'll get to in just a moment. meantime, the watch for the apple watch continues. the sh

right, brian white, we want to thank you for joining us as morning on ibm and apple, especially with ibm's results later today, and of course will be with us for the next hour. nardelli, robert will be joining us as the guest host. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." we are on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, your smartphone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." time for a morning must-read. here is scarlet fu. >> it is actually a morning must listen. goober whothe ceo of was speaking in hong kong. the companies valued at nearly $17 billion and he was talking to bloomberg about the possibility of going public or not. >> the other thing that happens when he raised 1.2 billion dollars in private markets is you do not have to go public, so until it becomes a strategic imperative for us to go public, we are just not. >> he does not have to go public. howard lindzon, cofounder and chairman of stocktwits, you say he owes you five dollars, but you do invest in uber through a small fund. couldthe way, anybody have gone in. the deal was on angel list, and other investment of mine, so the original investment was at a $4 million valuat

robert frank, zach par bell from investnet. i always do that. i'm sorry. i don't know what's wrong with me. also with us for more on today's market action is "fast money" trader brianl be joined shortly from the floor. zachary, i will start with you, then. which is the signal this week? is it the s&p's new high or the declines we're seeing going into the weekend here? >> i feel like that old new show, you know, this was the week that was? i mean, every week we have this kind of narrative of is this going to finally tell us the perfect trajectory for the future? and every week we're left with the fact that markets have been trending up, yeah, sort of, what was it, a completely flat week or moderately down this week, with a lot of action in the middle. i mean, i don't see anything that changes what we've been saying for the past month. we have a decent economy, earnings are better than expected, but only because expectations were so low, so easy to beat a low bar. some really good parts, some really bad parts. i wished i could come out with a great sound bite and say we're off to the races or everything is terrible, but i don't think that's the reality. >> well, we a