i'm looking at exhibit i where it says csc dated august 4, 1987 and talks to removing to it the units. occupancy, you included this exhibit for what purpose? >> for completeness. i wanted to complete the information of the process. >> this is the close out that the previous owner took it down to move it from three units to two. maybe it was done and maybe it wasn't. when my clients bought it there was three units. they haven't made any chance. this would have been as part of the records made available to your clients when they purchased it. the notice and exhibit j that's where you indicate at the top of the document is recorded as using the lot as correct? >> that's correct. >> on that basis the title review did not find any changes? >> the copy of the title report that shows no special restrictions. >> because in the text of this nsr, it's not just the bottom 498 hoffman written by hand but in the actual text too. >> but a title company wouldn't find that because it was erroneous. in san francisco in 1987 didn't put the correct legal description on the top of this page. >> at one po

kick it off with csc down 9%. >> revenue suffering here and looks like the company itself traded aboutreached the giadomi flush stage. not the third day, the first, so hold off. >> bristol meyers. >> a very big day. 52-week high. company came out early with data melanoma drug they are working on, nice reception from the market. this stock was up a lot. i prefer fizer or some of the other names. >> drop for deere. down 4%. >> beat on eps by four cents on the quarter, concern about currency hit the stock. i think those concerns are overblown. showing pretty consistent growth. seven of the last eight quarters hit the stock after earnings, i would buy it now. >> pop forrest for ration hardware after a streak of gains, karen. >> kind of a melt yup more than pop. i love the company, but this valuation is kind of crazy. a secondary announced price at 50, didn't matter. stocks higher. >> and up 3%, what do you think, guy? >> the best place if you want beata in the automotive is toyota. >> i had pop here. beef. talk about having a stake in the game. the dunlop phoenix tournament in japan. his p

today, csc, they recorded a 440 yesterday. it's going to be a little lump in.bank downgraded. >> kohl's, nice note from the ceo on a call and they're going to be spendinging a lot more money. they're not satisfied with the top line growth. they think seasonality is going to help them. >> all right. coming up next on the half, are you going for gold? precious metals down to almost a new monthly low. we'll see what's in store next, plus, we're waiting for the president as we mentioned, to address reporters in the rose garden. he's going to be with a turkish prime minister. take you to washington when that gets underway. we're back after this. ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of making memories and keeping promises. ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, all the way ♪ oh, oh oh, hey mike. what are you up to? oh, just diagramming this accident with my state farm pocket agent app. you can als

csc is in one of these buildings. general dynamics. >> priest: so you really have the big mega-firms, the giants of this whole industry here: northrup grumman, boeing... >> lane: with a security station here at the front where they... they check out the cars and look underneath. >> priest: yeah, that... so maybe you should put the camera down now. >> lane: because you just never know who's watching over here. >> priest: all right, so can we just go over what you have? >> williamson: sure. >> narrator: at the "washington post," priest and her team compiled what they found. >> williamson: this is the picture that i went up to that credit union place. >> priest: uh-huh. >> williamson: for the rest of my life, i will never see the world the same way again, especially around washington. yeah, so, had it not been for the leaves off the trees and at night, you just... you would never see this thing. >> priest: and yet, it's gigantic. >> williamson: these buildings that... they might only be four stories high, but they go dow

fs start coming in fast and furious so we'll see if einhorn has made changes to that position, but cscou tonight. thank you, josh. >> airlines may now be colle collecting $3.5 million in baggage fees, but overall passenger satisfaction with carriers is now back to a serve-year high. customers are happier about checking, boarding and their in-flight experience and let's put off by charges, and according to the powers, stewart gripe puts a lot of that down to the fact that newly merged airlines can now afford to treat passengers better. >> the profitability in the industry is critical to making it a better experience. when we were during the downturn we had chronic unprofitability and periodic bankruptcies punctuating it. there's little money to make employees happy and to invest in things like wi-fi or in-flight services. so even though that consolidated industry may mean that it's tough as a frequent fly tore get as many upgrades as you used to and perhaps there were fewer routes in the secondary or tertiary markets. overall a profitable industry may make us make the time more efficien

. >> my name is bill courtney with csc.eneral dubik talked about reducing in strength and using options. if the army were a company and of course secretary hagel to address this the other day but if it were a company that first thing we would do with the consolidate facilities so we would address things like brac in the army. the second thing we would do with compensation reform, some employees underpaying others and let's say we have had a transition of technology or marketing conditions or whatever, there've been a lot of proposals from the defense business board and others. the third thing we do is we talk with other companies to get capabilities that we don't have quite so efficiently or offensively ourselves so you correct we point out about the importance of relationships and partners and things like that. if you look at the two options if you will on the one side proving -- but the army has much greater political obstacles for example versus end strength. there's so much potential to improve the truth to tell ratio s