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>> something very interesting, let's talk about caterpillar, caterpillar was a company that literally bought accelerated buybacks in late 2013 to 2014, over $4 billion in stock. and that fueled a massive rally and i think we have a chart since the start of january, 2014. what has happened? as you have seen, commodity prices come in, the stock created 55% of their sales come from overseas here. so, to me, i think you have a situation. that is a nasty-looking downtrend when you think about it. if rates do go higher, companies are less inclined to buy back their stock with debt then you could sigh this thing make lower low, especially if commodity prices don't rebound. >> was that a fair reassessment? >> we know the crude hit about 78, 79, we retraced about a third of that move. typically we chase half down to the lows. it's a bad situation. >> yeah, so, what's the trace? >> here's the thing, i don't think that this is the thing you want to presses a 85 which is near-term support level. weak guidance. i am looking to august, it will catch the q2 sales and gains and i want to buy the augu

. >> caterpillar. >> jon: come on. cat pal caterpillar a that's a funny word and excellent choice.ike this happens that television jumps on it and creates, yes or creates bad versions of this similar -- >> there have been a lot of bad versions before. >> jon: right right right. >> because it is really hard to do. it costs money and tv used to be not what it is today. >> jon: it is so hard to keep it from becoming -- >> parity. >> jon:. >> to make it parity on the set -- >> jon: the christmas party i am sure gets very -- >> it is a fine line. it is a fine line. >> jon: i am sure it is not easy. >> no. i mean especially working with thomas hille who plays the bald man in that scene. he gets into it. it is so much fun. >> that man, we were having dinner, i got to eat dinner with him one night in croatia and he ordered seven chickens. >> he ate seven chickens. like whole chick kennels like roast chickens. >> jon: oh, they were cooked? >> yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> jon: so you read -- >> and he is a lovely guy. >> jon: giant, huge huge. >> he lifts stones. >> jon: right. >> this is true. h

one example is caterpillar. caterpillar was able to move back to the united states, including bringing a plant back to my state of georgia in 2013. that is what trade promotion authority has the potential to do. it will expand trade and opportunities for the american people. this ensures that america had not china and other countries at the forefront of economy and trade in the world. it will empower america out jobs and economic growth. when congress votes on accountability, i hope they vote in favorability of free trade. choose innovation over isolation. innovation and hard work are the attitudes that make the american people and the u.s. the leader on the global stage. america should be the leader it has been in terms of technology and genuity, and trade. it is good for our country and our economy. it is good for the middle-class american families will reap the benefits of our jobs. they give for listening. god bless the united states -- thank you for listening. god bless the united states of america. >> "the

that would be as much as caterpillar, target stores even kraft foods, $50 billion?bet the lawyers have that company in their crosshairs. and up next, yeah, the attack on the sharing economy. here it comes. ♪ ♪ test . >> take a look at this michigan family come unknowingly racked up $17,000 in roaming charges on a trip to canada. apparently one of the children was watching a lot of youtube videos. okay., first of all, let's deal with the $17,000 roaming charge. >> yeah. how crazy is that inspect i mean for one weaning, and it was 11,733 after an hour, stewart and at&t was the carrier. finally sent a message to the family, hey, just so you know, you're getting a high data request bill . >> did they -- did the family have to pay that bill? >> it is a still undecided as of the moment, but as you can imagine, there's no family alive that wants to pay $17,000 before at&t cuts off. so the family is still followingup with at&t . >> now a more relevant question is you have two boys. >> i do . >> would you let either of them, and one was an 11-year-old boy, would you let them

remember that currency headwinds had been a big deal, particular for caterpillar.nalysts are saying the headwinds are moderating and steel costs are lower. in technology, we are looking at zulily, those shares soaring after alibaba says it's increasing its stake in the online retailer. sticking with online commerce, y today.ook at ets they went public not to long ago and $16 world where its shares were pricing. today, they are pulling back. raiding the shares as underperform and say there are questionable solar practices and many of the products offered could be counterfeit and could violate either trademark or copyright infringements or could violate laws on those matters, so that is causing a so often those shares. betty: thank you so much. julie hyman with them of the movers. let's get a look at some of the top stories crossing the terminal at this hour. nato's struck north wiese -- north east texas and southeast arkansas. there was widespread damage. dramatic pictures from north texas were helicopters had to rescue people trapped by flash flooding. storms had d

liz: let's talk about caterpillar. they've invested. i think this is brilliant.u know what, you could conceivably be a competitor. what are they doing with you guys? >> so we're really excited about this relationship. in addition to investing with the company, they're going to support our launch in several us and canadian markets. in conjunction with their dealers. that not only offers the service to their customers. but they'll also be able to list their own dealer rental industry to contractors that produce in peer-to-peer rentals. >> you guys are going to do an ipo? you have 200 million worth of equipment, you need more and more. if you have to go from minneapolis to manhattan, you need that scale. right? >> definitely. definitely. we intend to grow not only in the us and canada, but globally over the next few years and consider our options after that. >> well, we like your thinking, colin. good luck to you. thank you. >> thank you very much, liz. >> colin evran, yard club ceo. why buy when you can rent? closing bell, 14 minutes away. the film the perfect stor

caterpillar is a great american manufacturer. there's no doubt.the company needs china to come back. but if you take a look at deere they had a quarter that wasn't that great but construction went up in the u.s. and that stock has been good. i felt hah the last quarter for cat wasn't as bad as i expected. we do need to see more business out of china. they have a good balance sheet. i'm not as negative on cat as many other people including yourself. john in connecticut, john. >> caller: how are you jim? >> not bad, john how about you? >> caller: i'm good. i'm calling about deacon roofing. with all the snow damage and collapsing roofs in the northeast i thought it would be a good stock to get behind and i wanted to know your opinion. >> i'm with you. a lot of guys are focused on owens and how they're not doing as well. i like beacon. it's a stock i used to own at my hedge fund. but i don't trade anymore. i'm blessing that. i think it could be a good idea. all right, hey, fed listen to me. the time is not right. we just aren't at the stage where rais

julie: we have updates on caterpillar. the big news from china overnight cutting interest rates. commodities have bottom out according to analyst. we have the indices up almost 10% since its six-year low led by crude oil and copper is well. their view is that the consensus inflation is now baked into the consensus view. that is part of the asset prices and that the mining and commodity cycles are starting to see that the worst is over and that they are ready for the uptick. i would argue that it is already here and we have seen the bottom. they are taking a longer-term view and look to add to shares of caterpillar and joy global. erik: i know you have looked at salesforce.com. julie: bloomberg wrote on salesforce.com earlier this month about bankers taking over offers. erik: microsoft is in the hunt as well. it is a huge company. figure than 70% of the s&p 500 members. that gives a sense of how few buyers are out there. morgan stanley has removed salesforce.com from its best ideas list saying that the premium built in to t

>> it is a caterpillar chris. >> yes. >> exactly, it is that's a great point.'s as slow as they comement caterpillar. >> sue, did you okay. >> that's a kitty ride. >> i'm going for the acting award this morning. you know, just roll with it. >> give her an emmy. >> so who is behind you? >> wonder the mascot of wonderland. >> oh. when you come by tonight, i bet you will have a big crowd tonight? >> oh, yes very, very busy night tonight. >> all right we look forward to it. >> i want to be clear about something. >> okay. >> quincy, try not to mess it up this time. okay? >> we have something enormous that we have to do on tuesday. what is it? >> go to the fox 29 app and you can figure it out. you can tweet us, because you guys don't know what it is, right? >> no. alec chris? >> no identify glee something gigantic. >> it is a thing that neither one of us wanted to do. >> blah blah blah. that's what did you to me. >> but ya, we had so much -- it is scary, it is so -- we didn't want to do it because it is scary. >> scarier than this? >> yes. >> yes sue yes. if you can

glaxo smith line said: since caterpillar started a disability programme, average lost work time for psychiatric short-term disability decreased over 40%. >>> thompson admits changing time. >> i think companies are uncomfortable dealing with people that have a mental illness >>> patrick kennedy, four years sober nose better than most that initiating real change is a work in progress. >> it's one day at a time, and it's not cliche to say that. >>> don't forget to tune in on sunday or the premier of third rail. my colleague asks the question - does christian education do more harm than good. that is our show for today. thank you for joining us and have a great weekend. [ ♪♪ ] >>> too many debates, too many candidates, and in the end a compromise nominee. looking back at the 2012 presidential race, republicans said "we are not going to do that again." fast-forward to 2015 - depending on the day, there's almost 20 prepared, declared or rumoured candidates. the crowded field - how it helps or hinders a party. that's

glaxo smith line said: since caterpillar started a disability programme, average lost work time for psychiatric short-term disability decreased over 40%. >>> thompson admits changing time. >> i think companies are uncomfortable dealing with people that have a mental illness >>> patrick kennedy, four years sober nose better than most that initiating real change is a work in progress. >> it's one day at a time, and it's not cliche to say that. >>> don't forget to tune in on sunday or the premier of third rail. my colleague asks the question - does christian education do more harm than good. that is our show for today. thank you for joining us and have a great weekend. >> people in ramadi run as i.s.i.l. fights to completely control the capital of iraq's largest province. hello there, i'm shiulie ghosh in doha. also coming up on the program. ceasefire negotiations in yemen are preventing the delivery of humanitarian aid. >>> off shore in ache, it won't take any more refugees. and a dark comedy about life in gaza makes it to the cannes film festival.

but what's new here and what happens nowhere else in the world, occurs once that caterpillar develops into the butterfly stage - these butterflies actually trick the ants and steal their liquid food coming out of the bamboo. ants normally eat butterflies, not share a meal with them. these butterflies likely 'smell' like ant to these ants, but even more unique - they look like them, too. the wings of the butterfly have the pattern of an ant hidden within, only revealed when we found them in the wild. to top it off, we caught a butterfly actually taking food right out of the mouth of an ant, something also never documented before. with this behavior recorded, i knew i wasn't coming home empty handed. science like this helps us understand the wild world around us, and the importance of protecting individual species which may influence another. after one last jungle stroll into the night i had all but forgotten about not finding silkhenge the night before, when miles from where it should be, this happened... well this is completely unexpected. end of my trip here in the peruvian amazon, i

. >>> the iss proxy advisory services form urging caterpillar shareholders to reject the executive pay plans for the company ceo and recommend the shareholders vote against the directors. the stock rose a few sts to $87.92. >>> and unemployment fell as hiring rebounded and nebraska reporting the loezest unemployment at 2.5% and north at just above 3.5% and nevada7.1% followed west at 7%. >>> despite the falling unemployment rates in many states more than 9 million americ have jobs but companies across the country are still having a hard time finding workers, qualified ones. what is going on? labor experts call it the skills gap and businesses call it the opportunity. sc cohen has the story from free montd, california. >> it is no accident that tesla's main vehicle factory is in fremont, california in the san francisco bay area this place has it all. >> a unique place where you have a combination of a manufacturing work force and a high technology work force at the ready. >> there are auto workers from the gm and toyota plant that used to be work here and tech talent from silicon valley

all of a sudden, he cannot by caterpillar tractors. so he is buying tractors made in japan. or at least the parts. they assemble them here. there are so many things we could do to make our company -- country rich. josh: we will extend the economic discussion with our audience. but i want to talk about national security, foreign policy. you have said that as president he would "knock isis out-of-the-box." why are you qualified to make decisions that could affect servicemen and women? mr. trump: because a lot of them are common sense. the president gets up and says, we are going to attack them in two weeks. general macarthur and general patton are spinning in their graves. we are going to be dropping bombs, this many bonds. what is this? we are fighting these people. why are we telling them everything we are doing? they leave areas. they hear that we are going to be attacked at a certain time, certain date, and they leave. they put other people there so that we kill people that we are not supposed to be fighting. now, i think it is very bad. when you are fighting, you are supp

we are seeing joy global and caterpillar taking a hit as well.hese stocks are part of the dow jones transportation average. this is a movement that a lot of people have been watching. you are taking a look at the transportation average in the blue, tracking with the green dow jones industrials. ,f you are a proponent of dow you want to see the transports confirming the move in the industrials. i want to emphasize this movement. has kept going up, at the same time come the transports have gone down. there is this divergence. to some people who are subscribers to dow theory, this would potentially be a warning sign. we will see how long that lasts. part of the decline has been the airlines, seeing particular weakness this year. scarlet: there will be much more competitively priced -- they will be much more competitively priced. thank you so much. mark: let's take a look at the top stories crossing the terminal at this hour. a drugmaker will pay a big price to settle and ftc case over generic drugs. they have agreed to pay $1.2 billion t. they unlaw

caterpillar, best in the dow after stocks were upgraded at baird.nvestors should be early to a mining bottom. taking a look at hilton, those shares are lower after blackstone said it would be selling 90 million shares of the company. hilton is not offering stock and the sale will not receive proceeds of blackstone is cutting its stake. hilton down about 1%. --etsy is down today. whether bush is cutting its recommendation on the stock and questionable seller practices saying that as many as etsy mayn items on be either cap to tip -- may be counterfeit or copyright infringement. olivia: thank you so much. julie hyman joining us from the newsroom. top stories. comcast is getting new chief financial officer. the company says michael cavanaugh is leading the carlyle -- leaving the carlyle group to assume the role. he succeeds michael angelica's. .s comcast recently dropped its merger plan with time warner cable. volvo is going to build its first north american plant in south carolina. it is an attempt to revive u.s. sales that have fallen by more than 50

environment and other equipment makers are being pulled down as well, that includes joy global and caterpillarcompanies equipment for a lot of other industries, and as a result of all of this, people have been talking about the dow jones average as of late. to see the stocks affirm what we see in the industrials, and we are not seeing that right now. here is a chart from the last year, and industrials trail, particularly when you get to more recent trading. even as the dow jones industrial goes higher, it goes lower, so that causes some concern. stephanie, i don't know if you follow this dow theory camp. stephanie: please, there are more than 400 tv shows out there. of theake a look at some top stories that are crossing the bloomberg terminal this afternoon. vehiclesadding 350,000 of its recall of takata airbags in the united states. partvehicles were already of the voluntary action from the automaker, and investigators are still searching for a root cause of the defect that has killed at least six people. the job market remains strong. janet yellen likes that. applications for unemployment be

any american company, like caterpillar, for example, who wants to sell around the world it makes it difficultthat is weighing on corporate earnings. you see it in everything from dow chemical's to harley. it sounds good, but it will be difficult for companies. host: to georgia, a call for a eamon javers of cnbc. caller: good morning. i went to first talk to you about structural inflation. the fed's target is 2%, and what that means to every day ordinary americans. the second thing that i want to point out is the previous caller said, are we talking out of both sides of our mouth? we have baltimore which used to be a manufacturing hot point there. there is one reason we are manufacturing in china and that is because regulations and wages are lower. we are fighting over here to increase the minimum wage. are we ever going to get out of the little cycle of beating ourselves over the head that we are making ourselves less competitive by enforcing these strange roles that prevent us -- strange rules that prevent us from selling overseas and what have you? i will let you guys talk and see what you

i thought it was a caterpillar crawling across a john lennon. >> i beg your pardon. i beg your pardon. who let him on? >> i thought it was you lining up at the golden corral buffet. >> why is done thald trump the go -- donald trump the go to guy when there is terrorism? i don't know how to feel about this. who is the orange iest guys? i guess donald trump -- >> you will not vote for him if he runs for president? >> he is a cartoon person. he is the worst. but oddly enough i agree with him on that point. >> you do? >> you are just poking people in the face. we are going to have a [bleep] with bees contest. >> they held it at the same place where there was an islamaphobia conference so there was significance behind the event being held there and why they were having -- >> it doesn't matter though. it doesn't matter. you can stand in the street and offend every religious and racial group and it is your right to do that whether you are antagonizing people or not. >> the lady, the one who came up is not the one who will get affected by this. it is a security guard that go

one of the big manufacturers in illinois is caterpillar. the big, big earth-moving equipment company. and they're selling -- it's not just caterpillar but all the tool and die folks. all the folks that are working those production lines in and around my constituency that are part of the production. food products. all sorts of things that are being sold overseas. manufactured here, sold into those markets. >> you also are serving on this special select committee on benghazi. here's a headline in politico. gowdy versus clinton. no end in sight. a standoff between the benghazi head and the 2016 contender shows no signs of abating. what do you hope to get out of testimony from the secretary of state? >> purpose of the benghazi select committee was to find out what happened at benghazi and how it was that four americans were murdered and to do recommendations so this never happens again. as a result of that the first thing is to get documents produced from the administration. there was a narrative that was out there for a while that said, well,

> the number one thing i know about sap is the customers we have to have like coca-cola, dupont caterpillarthers. i didn't see the quarterly results. how does our quarter compare to theirs? >> i'm a ghandi-like fella. that wouldn't be civil disobedience. >> i didn't hear that. can you say that again? >> i think you have raised good points. how about that. >> okay. >> let's talk about home depot. they're a great customer of yours. i'm trying to get people to understand, people asked him why and he said we not only offered spring season product online but also leveraged digital media channels to highlight local instore assortments and create footsteps to our store. our mobile app helped customers identify product location with our enhanced product locator. he did not mention salesforce but that has to be your engine no. >> i was in a meeting with the ceo and what an honor it's been working with them and i'll tell you jim and we have talked about this now on the show maybe half a dozen times, they're the model for retail. the key to being a great retailer today is unifying simplifying and inte

it's like trying to follow a caterpillar.oking at to decide how fast the caterpillar is going? >> this year has been a brutal slide for the stock. what are investors missing? >> what do they know that we don't know? i don't know. the company is doing what it's supposed to do. we have four things we do. we've been doing it 15 years. we connect doctors to patients. most patients don't connect to their doctors online. our clients get to connect to their patients online. we connect doctors to each other. most doctors are isolated even when on an emr they can't see the hospital. doctor to payment for results. most are doing this billing nonsense in the back. i've seen the ladies and paper. what is new and exciting we are starting to connect doctors to new innovations. there are mobile apps and new cool tools as we get health information online people can use in health care. >> one of the big questions on this stock that has been brought up are you adding customers fast enough, especially in hospitals. >> yeah. as -- when obama was

caterpillar down wasn't sixty-sixth of a percent. them first sunday they've been over 600 a share. a report about doing a lawsuit that would give them video into china. one billion plus consumer. you can see stocks hit a new high. green mountain coffee had problem with their product. more in a moment. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cance

so he had just little stumps, caterpillar-like stumps for eyebrows. what did you do to your eyebrows? >> i mean -- everything has a meaning to it, you know? and this means i'm a homosexual. >> what does? >> just to let everybody know that i just -- i didn't have it just to have it. >> i didn't know that. >> i told you that. >> no, but i didn't know that it has a meaning. >> oh. for me it does. >> for you it has a meaning. so you classify yourself as a gbg? a gay boy? >> all day. >> all day. >> i can't deny it. >> then we got this really interesting candid moment where wicked was trying to explain the tv thing to angel. >> they're going to follow us for a little bit. our lives together. >> all right. >> yeah? >> hopefully we'll sell. i mean, that's what i got to say. >> it will will be why wouldn't it? >> i'm just saying. >> tomorrow hopefully you are -- i know for sure you're going to move in. and so we'll be cellies and then we'll go from there. >> this is when things started to get a little strange. it was odd enough to learn about the gay boy gangs

caterpillar in particular is kind ever weighing on things there.r china had a really tough overnight session. here the s&p 500 only giving up 3 1/2 points on the broad index. the nasdaq down about 11. >> we've been looking forward to th. the head of rbc will be here to talk up his bank's record earnings. we'll talk about what the rbc bank of the future will look like. they're into some very high-tech stuf >>> john stumpf is coming up. over 20 million kids everydain our country lack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents. it's a problem that we can turn around and change. revolution foods is a company we started to provide access to healthy affordable, kid-inspired chef-crafted food. we looked at what are the aspects of food that will help set up kids for success? making sure foods are made with high quality ingredients and prepared fresh everyday. our collaboration with citi has helped us really accelerate the expansion of our business in terms of how many communities we ca

. >> on next up, rw baird upgrading with caterpillar. the potential bottom in commodities. both stocks rallying on the back of that call. >> it's really interesting here. cat has done a lot of engineering to keep those earnings. it's stable. so if these guys are right on the commodity cycles here, you have a stock that's very levered, 55% of the exposure outside of the u.s. if they get it right, stocks have been down in the dumps. it had a hand him in the '80s. at some point it will be back above 100. >> staggering growth up 28% in free port. >> look at the price, i'd like to see copper hold 290 a pound t. basics in commodity. oil price, i started a rally. china cut rights i rates right now. to me on some level woe know it's weak. we know this is a time to be buying commodities. >> it's a floor. >> sentiment couldn't be worse. they priced a lot of china demand to almost zero. iron ore stocks is the place to hit now. >>> next up, netflix streaming giant is real reason behind the decline of traditional tv viewing, which is having a significant impact on ad dollars. julia. >>

check out reaction to the caterpillar and joint global upgrades this morning from baird. they zoomed. it was an ugly day because of interest rates. bottom line is i say you have to start doing buying. one of those stocks before everyone realizes that the decline in china's growth rate well, let's say it is no longer slow and pretty soon the acceleration will begin. bob in connecticut. bob? >> boo-yah, jim. >> boo yachlt. >> appreciate all you do for us. company is united technology. utx. they had a change of management. the stock went up. fell back down just under $118 now. i understand the mass mission is in china. can you -- where do you go from here? >> i think it's good. my travel trust sold it because we want to buy honeywell. we had a nice move. i think hnoneywell is a good stock. that is a perfect stock if you think china is going to turn the way i do. nick? california? >> hi, jim. i think txu from sunny california. i want to thank you for all that you do. i'm looking for overseas exposure in light of the announcement of the uk treasury to sell down the stake wlach

big corporations like caterpillar and g.e. say it's hurting their ability to compete abroad.senate hearing earlier this year, tom donahue president of the generally conservative u.s. chamber of commerce, voiced strong business support for raising the gas tax for the first time in 20 years. >> tom donahue: first, let's start by having some courage and showing some leadership. for once, let's do what's right, not what's politically expedient. second, let's educate the public and your fellow lawmakers. >> kroft: he was joined by richard trumka, president of the afl-cio, who said that every billion dollars spent on transportation infrastructure would create 35,000 well-paying jobs. >> richard trumka: if business and labor can come before you united on this issue-- and we are united on this issue despite our sharp disagreements on a variety of other matters-- i think that should tell everybody something and tell it very loudly. >> kroft: but it was not heard during the midterm elections where there was virtually no public debate on infrastructure, and that has barely changed in th

also a guy named bill lane from caterpillar who is their lobbyist who actually just went down there withives to talk about all the opportunities down there. you know the conclusion is we really don't know what's going to happen because even if the embargo were to go away today, the cuban government is still very much a socialist government, still very much in control and we just don't know how much they are willing to reform in order to allow investment. so it was a good discussion. >> and this is a tech oriented conference. there are a lot of other aspects. i think a big hope is that perhaps they would move to open the internet but how likely would that be? >> so that is absolutely a hope for sure and that is the way the regulations were designed by the obama administration for sure. i think a lot of people come up to me and say it's great the cubans will now have the internet. i say hold on chinese make internet products. the cuban government has a great relationship with the chinese government. if the cuban government wanted the cuban people to have the internet they could have bought

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i look at stuff like joy global, caterpill caterpillar. the construction world names, they've moved a little bit. they're still remain very cold, but not as cold, not frozen like they were but i think there's some upside there, mel. >> i think when you talk about cold, look more secular. think the last couple of years, there's been no sector that has been as cold as steel has. there's been no sector over the last couple of years that has been as cold as some of the precious metals have been. they're coming around again, whether it is silver, gold or a name like steel dynamics, ak steel or u.s. steel. those are the names i would be looking at right now as potentially making a turn. >> i would say take a look, mel, at some of the shopping we as consumers do and where we haven't been pushing our dollars and that's across the register over at whole foods, over at the fresh market and so forth. but then you could throw ralph lauren into that. look at the numbers they put up. just a beat on the quarter. but then horrible guidance and so forth. s

one of the big manufacturers in illinois is caterpillar, the big, big earthmoving equipment company. they are serving not just caterpillar but all the tool and die folks, all the folks that are working those production lines in and around my constituencies that are part of that production is one small example. food products, all sorts of things that are being manufactured and sold overseas and into those markets. manufactured here and sold into those markets. host: you also were serving on this special committee on benghazi. i showed the headline of political versus clinton, no end in sight. it shows no sign of abating. what i hope you to get out of 10 -- testimony for the summer testimony -- secretary of state. guest: it was to find out what happened cap benghazi and how it was that poor americans were murdered and to do recommendations that this never happens again. as a result of that, the first thing is to get documents produced from the administration. now, there was a narrative that was out there for a while that said, well this has all been asked and answered. if there is that

investors on the positive to focus on with the results saying that it will make solar panels for caterpillaro sell to dealers in asia, latin america, and africa. no word on what prospects that might lead to. finally, linkedin, the most actively traded company stock valued in the premarket, about $90 million a share changing hands, more than double the amount of money moving through say, apple's shares. it was the below what analysts had anticipated because of the strong dollar. linkedin has consistently beaten estimates but it failed to do that this time around. take a look at this call him right here. all the green over here is the surprise function, quantifies the extent to which linkedin has topped revenue estimates in the previous quarter. it just keeps going down. this red at the top what this past quarter when linked and reported sales that were basically in line, down .1%. betty: i was going to say no wonder the stock is taking such a hit. scarlet to why so much for going through those numbers for us. scarlet fu at the breaking news another company where watching a little bit of a bet

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