i'm cheryl casone. we're getting in the numbers from news corporation.ple of things i want to show you right now. the stock is moving after hours. the estimate was 6 cents. came in adjusted at 5 cents. penny missing. revenue coming in a little bit shy of the estimate. 2.06 billion. we were looking for 2.11 billion. a couple things that are interesting. the book publishing unit. the chris kyle book continued to perform strongly under book publishing. the divergent series of books, hoping to get revenue out of that. a little bit of a lag. also talking about print ad sales versus digital sales. still weakness in digital sales. they're making the ship. finally currency fluctuations. news corporation is a global company. currency fluctuations are hurting the company. the company coming out, missing on both sides. not a lot of movement in the stock. up about 1.7%, guys. year-to-date. but, again, a little bit of pressure there. realtor.com, doing well. the real estate business of news corporation. >> insurgent. my 10-year-old loves those books. a new republican

cheryl casone in for liz claman. for the next cheryl: time warner cable moving higher. another possible merger report. could this get anymore interesting? >> both stocks move higher. time warner up 1.1%. whole thing fizzled between time warner and comcast. that was supposed to be $45 billion merger. we'll see if this works out. adam: nicole, officer gauge following to lowest level of the year. [closing bell ringing] >> we'll see if this is new highs or possible sellers. cheryl: bells ringing on monday. we're well into the second quarter. the nasdaq and new york stock exchange both closing higher. look how stocks are finishing up. the dow up 46 points. we backed off. we had nicer trading session. adam: volume was light. charlie brady, our numbers cruncher said volume was light so take it a grain of salt. cheryl: nice gain for nasdaq, s&p, russell 2000. "after the bell" starts right now. adam: we want to break down today's action and we've got lee munson from portfolio wealth advisors. he will tell us why he thinks inv

liz: why cheryl casone is here. she is here to tell you, joining us live from inside a collision specialists body shop in manhattan with the latest. cheryl? >> it is so fascinating, liz and dave, what the future is going to hold not just for takata but 34 million vehicle owners. here is question mark, do i need or get a notice from the dealership? go to safercar.gov to enter vehicle i.d. number. show you where that is located, liz, particularly for you in a moment. this is onboard computer for a vehicle, right? every time you replace airbags, you have to reset that computer. that is piece when the car goes into the dealership. to give you examples here, you will have to have both of these airbags replaced. this comes from a honda. this particular airbag was deployed. now rye move this. this is from the steering wheel. honda of all carmakers, they are the one most affected. this is honda dash. this will have to be replaced as well. this is passenger side. give you a sense what all of these airbags look like in action,

melissa: cheryl casone has the latest. cheryl: a couple of new developments. we are finding out that basically five of those six officials that are supposed to be extradited to the united states will fight extradition to the united states. loretta lynch will have to deal with that. donations were made to the clinton foundation by not only fifa but the government. bill clinton was very vocal about trying to get world cup soccer to the united states. he failed on both accounts. a huge rumor we are following for you right now. the government gave the clinton foundation money after the fact. first, $110 million alleged in bribes. this is world cup soccer. billions of dollars in business. $5.72 billion in revenue. also the entire system, shockingly rumored to be corrupt. we are talking about racketeering. wire fraud and money laundering. countries getting the world cup. shelling out more than $400 million for the last cycle for broadcast rights.entieth century fox. $1.1 billion. the next cycle. all of this is unfolding moment by moment. we have a feeling that the s

let's check in with cheryl casone. cheryl: the weekend is coming. lots of great weather.imning killer. this is a company that is going directly to consumers. the pricing model is amazing. how are they doing it. we will have the founder and ceo joining us as well to talk about that company and talk about a competitive market. it is work out clothing. it is tough. look do not be freaking out about the feds. the world is ending. he will be talking about that. he is in town from chicago. he will be talking about the jobs report. jobs are out there. we talked about this. they are not paying. talking about getting wages boosted in this country. >> what not to get your mom this sunday. it is not rocket scientists science, but you would not believe how many people are getting this wrong. more "money" is coming up next. ♪ the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of othe

cheryl casone is here to talk about the latest in the deflategate. >> people are defending tom brady saying this punishment were too harsh. >> i'm not one of those people defending him. >> certainly not a patriot's fan like you, liz. this morning, actually jim gray spoke with maria bartiromo, he's one of the sportscasters close to brady. he said kind of the same thing. >> very surprised. i think it's an overpunnishment. i think there is no definitive proof in the wwells report ordering that the footballs be deflated. >> fans so upset that there's actually a gofundme page that's been starred to raise started to the patriots to pay for the fine. because the multibillion-dollar organization can't afford a million dollars. we won't reach a million dollars. but we too believe the fine is bs. and we want to help any any way we can. give the money to charity is the way you could help. >> that's where they're at right now. four grand. this is fans saying we'll help you new england patriots. give me a break. >> let me make one point about jim gray. he's obviously one of the top sports forecas

fox business's cheryl casone has what you need to know. cheryl? >> melissa there is so many questions here about what is going on with this takata airbag recall. ford is one of the names we should say that is affected. ford believe it or not back in 1980, the last time we had this massive of a recall. it did not hit 34 million vehicles. what is going on, why the recall? the takata airbags too much force is being deployed when they come out whether on the driver or passenger side. a metal canister is triggered and basically shrapnel is coming at passengers. six deaths, at least 100 injuries. that is why the recall needs to happen. who are the names involved? many americans want to know if your vehicle is affected. honda is the name really affected. honda has the most takata airbags. chrysler, general motors, ford mitsubishi, subaru, toyota nissan. all these names affected. what do you do to get information? the government set up a website. called safercar.gov. that will actually get you information. melissa i want to show you something really inter

cheryl casone on next hour of fox business. >> we have at lot of headlines. economy stuck in reverse. gdp turning negative. no excuses this time, just a week economy unable to generate any momentum. >>> a supermodel shakedown. how one beauty bought herself time with the very charitable bill clinton. only cost her half a million dollars. >>> hope and changing his mind. the obama supporter behind this iconic sport -- poster, remember this? whether he thinks the president lived up to it all today? >>> calling never going to be able to afford it. michael jackson's california estate up for sale. the price tag? $100 million. even when they say it is not it is always about money. want to get to the story we have new details coming in right now. we finally do have a winner fifa reelecting seth blatter for a fifth consecutive presidential term. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen accepting for for the next four years as command of this bought. i want. cheryl: i want to bring in dan kaplan from the "sports business journal." we're getting a statement from coca-cola. thi

deirdre: thank you very much cheryl casone. melissa francis is here. "money" starts now. melissa: hacking a plane mid-flight. cybersecurity took control of a plane to show how vulnerable the system is. now the fbi wants answers. >>> putting down their guns and running. iraqi forces flee as isis seizes the key city of ramadi 80 miles from baghdad. >>> all in a day's work. hillary and bill raking in more than $25 million for speeches just since 2014. so much for dead broke. >>> the key to success as fewer women start new businesses. we find out what it takes from fashion designer leila rose. she joins us exclusively. even when they say it's not it is always about money. you're making money today. it is a record day on wall street. dow and s&p 500 hitting new lifetime highs. both currently on track for record closes. uncle carl writing an open letter to tim cook. icahn holding strong that apple remains undervalued saying the stock is worth $240 a share. that is almost double the current price. the letter also calling for apple to increase its share buyback program. oil price

i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for liz claman today.ing a tough time shaking free of government regulation in this country. the military drones like the ones produced by north drummond are flying to new heights. we'll catch up with their executive of unmanned aircrafts about how drones are being used to search for victims in nepal's devastating earthquake. (?) the numbers don't lie. those were the words of new mcdonald's ceo steve easterbrook. that's why he announce a turnaround strategy for the world's largest fast food chain. saying mcdonald's needs to innovate more and bring back excitement. how investors have reacted so far today. not so well. and warren buffett certainly likes his daily fix of mcdonald's. and coca-cola. today, he and bill gates

cheryl casone has fox a. >> we're getting for third quarter 2015 earnings per share number of 47 cents. excuse me, 42 cents. earnings per share, estimate was 39 cents. coming in 42 cents. estimate was 39 cents. that is a beat on earnings per share on twenty-first-century-fox. also revenue, the estimate 6.89 billion. the company coming in 6.8 billion for revenue. cable network programing coming in strong. film entertainment looking pretty good, that segment got a nice boost as well. we're going through the press release. 3.28 billion for film. satellite broadcast revenue coming in, looking pretty good. the company announced they repurchased 59 million class-a shares during the quarter. we're looking at stock on our screens, guys. a little bit of a slight miss on revenue but a good beat on earnings per share. liz and adam. adam: thank you, cheryl. leah, i want to talk to you about medical imaging company. a company that also does sensors. i didn't realize the sensors are everywhere in our world. at the time us why you like the stocks. >> great questions. we were talking about mid-cap sto

. >>> in the "did you know that" segment you may know cheryl casone.airlines? there she is. how did she become a big-time media person from that job? here's sharcheryl to explain. you graduated from northern arizona university. you're an arizonan by birth. >> right. >> you immediately got a job with southwest which has got a big base in phoenix, right? >> right. >> okay. so you're on the plane and do you like this job? because you got to deal with a lot of people, many of whom are insane. >> you see a lot of things that people can do and it's not always a good thing what people do. i do believe that people check their brains when they get onto an airplane. >> why? >> still to this day. i don't know. it's like they become helpless the minute you get on the plane, can you lift this for me, can i get a pillow, a blanket? >> now they have nothing on a plane. if you want a pillow, it costs $5. >> back in the day it wasn't like that. everything was free f. >> you're an educated woman who was basically in the service industry. were you a nice flight attendant

keep calm and stay composed. >> cheryl casone, you are such a lovely person. two kids. >> like two permanents. this has probably happened to you as well. have you ever had that awkward moment? i love business news. especially hiring stories. i know you do a lot on that. i was completely not interested at all. awkward pauses. this knows what was going on with me interviewer interviewer. that's where she was supposed to jump in and start selling herself and talking about herself and pumping up her energy to get my attention. >> general idea young graduate. just keep it moving. keep responding. keep talking. keep punching no matter how much they are punching you in the jaw. >> exactly. >> just stay with it. >> just keep talking. if things are flying around you keep going. >> how do you come up with elevator speech, your two or three sentences to sellyourself? >> it's really one line to be honest with you. your elevator pitch is one line. keep it short. >> one line? >> people have add these days in business unfortunately. >> keep it short. >> you don't have add so

cheryl casone. >> absolutely.avenue here in new york city, it has now been named the most expensive retail space in the world. above china, above paris. and toys r us, which is now the own or, has decided to close up shop, exiting july 15th. boston fronts is the land lord -- properties is the land lord. they're leafing that lease early, by the way. tom: but when you bring your children to new york they love to go over there, they've got the toy soldier out front. >> well they're going to find another store it's just not going to be this one. they would love to stay along fifth avenue but the space all the way up to 57th street along fifth avenue, everyone's getting priced out. they're going to have to pay potentially $25 million and up for rent on that space, and this is ground level space. tiffany, cartier, the apple store, i'm going to be heading over there in just a few moments to do some more reporting work, but they basically that spot is so hot right now. boston properties can get at least $25 million in ann

cheryl casone is here. where is it? >> calif.. how much is it? it cheryl: they want $17.9 million.er $30 million and they had to drop it. $35 million, ten acres four bed rooms, is stunning home. but he overspriced it. we should all learn from this. stuart: we sausage shops of a rather ugly looking back end. cheryl: the house you can work on. you could do so much. you can view the pacific ocean it is a stunning property but he overprice it. stuart: any idea what he bought it for? cheryl: no. he held the property for a long time. he bought it for $20 million in 2008, 2007, 2008. he was trying to get more than what he paid. he's actually going to have to sell it for less than he bought it for. stuart: i bet he didn't establish residence in california. he didn't establish residence there guaranteed. cheryl: probably right because there's nothing worse than new york taxes. that might be worse. it is a tough decision. you don't like you don't like it. stuart: well said. here is the headline for you. five reasons to hate millennials from the washington post. here is what fat have to say.

cheryl casone is year.. >> christopher seymour, known for building of a previously biggest yacht throughout a owned by different people. this one is being built in europe. stuart: who is it for? >> it is resale. are you interested? you want to hear the price? charles: stuart: before we get to that who is buying it? this is a spec should? >> yes. it does not have a buyer. it is not public knowledge if there is a buyer in-line for with this. unit heard of a yacht broker which would be a fabulous job by the way. it is called four yacht and they are marketing it for sale. stuart: put the price on screen, $770 million. >> stealing my thunder, $70 million. listen to what is on it. two helipads, you needed the 70 crew to run three separate launch boats, minisub, 656 feet long this is the size of two football fields, it has nine decks on this thing. it will be fabulous. it is called the double century. stuart: it will give the rich a bad reputation. this is income inequality writ large. >> maybe al gore will bid on

big deeper into walmart, walmart is an economic indicator -- cheryl casone is here. >> no-confidenceote from the american consumer about the u.s. economy they are saying they would rather pay down debt save money and go shopping at walmart of all places. walmart has been marketing themselves as the low-price leader they're going back to their roots we have the cheapest items, come and get the best deals. americans in the last quarter said we are not going to bite on that. is disconcerting picture we are getting from walmart. part of it was currency international things, not so much worried about because that changes but the psyche of the american consumer is the most worrisome thing here and the ceo of the macmillan said we did customer surveys and ask what do you want and they said gas prices are lower $2.70 a gallon, you just showed the viewers that and we are getting tax refundss but we will save money instead of spending money at walmart. >> they announced the pay hike for everybody. >> they are trying to pay their workers more and good for them, trying to take care of their empl

cheryl casone is here to help. >> you ever had an interview when you knew you weren't going to get the is somewhere else? >> i'm hoping you see i'm ready for this opportunity by my past experiences. do you have any questions for me? >> did you see a stack of papers somewhere? >> right. not paying attention. what was i doing? not paying attention. obviously, she's sitting like a clone i'm like where are my papers what you can do is up your energy level and try to make positive points boitabout yourself. you can turn it around. it's being energetic. let me show you this. i'm curious if you can see what's going south in this part of the interview. >> at my last job i worked a lot with real estate and i know you covered that a lot. >> so sorry to interrupt, we have an urgent message. >> that's fine. i'll be right there. this isn't going to take long. we're done right? >> yeah. body language was bad. you know sometimes if they're not making eye contact with you crossing their arms. that's a sign of bad body language. you've got to be aware of it t. so many times we're focused on what we wan