of cvs on why he wants to change how we receive heal care.ssure mounts on the moroccan government to prosecute military personnel who opened fire on migrants. sears declares bankruptcy in the latest blow to the retail industry, and much more. >> woodruff: there's a major shift happening in the health care landscape that could affect tens o the largest health care players are merging and consolidf ing in a waveg deals, particularly between insurances compand the companies that negotiate prescription drug plans. when the dust clears, it could change where people get their care, how they get their drugs and how much choice they have. the biggest deal was just approved last week: a nearly $70 billion merger between cvs health and aetna, one of the country's largest insurers. cvs, in addition to owning almost 10,000 retail stores across the country, provides drug plans to morehan 90 million people. this came after the cigna insurance purchase of express scripts was approved for more than $50 billion. all of this as big players are watching the pot

ge is going in and cvs is coming in. which do you think will be of the better investment? most people would say it must be cvs because they are a strong company doing great and ge is struggling to must be a better investment. ge is probably not as bad as it seems. probably had bad luck and cvs is probably not as good as it seems and probably had good luck so in the future ge is probably the better investment and study show stocks that go out of the dow jones actually do better than stocks to go into the dow jones. host: regression of the means when it comes to politics? guest: every president ever elected including the current one has lower popularity rating at the end of their first term than at the beginning. so we go in and for some reason or another we think this person is a god that will save us all. we think this is the greatest politician and that's how they went. we think they are great. they come in. well, we kind of missed judged them. kind of lucky and their whatever and then four years later we come to our senses and say they are humanlike as and even our curre

cvs is probably not as good as it seems, probably had good luck. so in the future ge is probably the better investment. studies show two out of the three stocks that go out of the dow do better than stocks that go into the dow. >> regression of the mean when it comes to politics. >> gary: every president ever elected has lower popularity ratings at the end of their first term than they had at the beginning. so we go in, we for some reason we think this person is the god who's going to b save us all. the greatest politician that's ever been elected. they come in, well we kind of misjudged them, and they're lucky in their speches, kind lucky in their demographics, four years later we come to our senses and we say they're human like us. and even our current president started out with low ratings and they got lower, true of every president. the thing is to not be disappointed. one of the examples i tell my student is we're searching for soul partners, and who knows what we're looking for, i call it pizazz. so you meet somebody maybe at a convention lik

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they the cvs aetna merger is direct response to the amazon threat. >> bret: jillian, thank you.ior administration official tells fox news that dena powell is no longer in the running for u.s. ambassador to the united nations. the security advisor was thought to be a front runner to replace outgoing nikki haley. powell works for goldman sachs and we are told that there is still a short list. have next, how authority stopped a man from blowing himself up and taking people with him right here in the nation's capital. but first, beyond our borders. the u.s. envoy through the eastern ukraine said the west must remain firm with sanctions against moscow. kurt vogel said they are not withdrawing and moscow has not taken any real steps toward resolving the conflict. the ancient acropolis in athens and most of greece's archaeological sites and publicly run museums were close to the public today, a union of culture ministry employees held a 24-hour strike the left scores of tourists gathered outside that the acropolis quite unhappy because they did not know about the walk out today. a sout

cvs opted to buy aetna last year. give them a bigger role in healthcare if the companies combine in cvs stores, clinics and prescriptions. meanwhile, at&t and time warner plan to launch a streaming video service next year. it will include films, tv shows, and other offerings. so far no pricing has been announced. at&t acquired time warner in june. it's the latest company to offer streaming as more people switch from traditional cable. >>> for those of you that still use snail mail, the postal service wants to hike the price of its postage stamp. it's aiming to raise first class stamps by 5 cents. the 10% increase in the cost of mailing a 1 ounce letter would be the largest hike since 1991 if approved by regulators the proposed increase would go into effect in january. >> thank you, diane. >> all right. thank you. >>> still ahead, a moon rock for sale. how much a 12 pound lunar meteorite is expected to fetch at auction. a 12 pound lunar meteorite is expected to fetch at auction. for adults with moderately to severely a

cvs has 10,000 retail outlets around the u.s. which makes them one of the largest chains, and they really have feet in every community in the u.s. they made tobacco control and particularly e-cigarette control a priority. so those two organizations work with us, and together we formed the catch my breath coalition. now, to answer your question about how big of a problem it is in middle schools, it's important to think first about the science. so everybody is born with nicotenic receptors in the brain. if those receptors are awarded at an early age, you can become very easily addicted to nicotine, more easily that becoming addicted to heroin and more easy to become addicted to opioids. if you reach the age of 25, they basically have become atrophied. so there is really nothing to becoming addicted to nicotine as an adult. so one issue is how susceptible are kids? the other issue is how many are actually using it? the reason we decided to focus on the middle school population is because with prevention activities, we want to get to

let me stick up for cvs for just a minute. i never waited an hour at cvs. i have great experience with them, i have great experience with duane reed plus i like to buy the el cheapo lip gloss while i'm waiting. you have to explain how you are going to change behavior. uber did it and we were calling it the postmaid of prescription drugs because they deliver to your house anything you want. how will you get people to change their behavior? >> i think that's the interesting thing. i think people are already starting to change. if you look at medley itself, we are an open door pharmacy. you could walk into medley right now but less than 5% of our customers do. if you look at other independents, a lot of them are relying on delivery models. look at the brick and mortar retail business as a whole. liz: this brings me to amazon. i know phil flynn is listening on this conversation. looking at amazon stock, it's up nearly 3%, phil. guys like this, look, amazon just bought pill pack, swept it up. i would imagine a lot of these guys get in the business and the ones w

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shifti shifting gears, that is cvs.rival the threat from online retailers entering the pharma space, namely amazon. so in this new membership program that cvs is launching, customers will be able to pick up their prescriptions -- excuse me, will be able to get their prescriptions delivered to them online. >> more pharma wars. let me ask you about walmart. it's looking to cut down on one of the worst parts of the holiday season, lines. how are are they manning on doing that? firstly, as you say, in order to save shoppers the agony of waiting in line, you're going to be able to pay for the items you find in the aisle that you find them. there will be people stationed around the store. then they give you a receipt. the second thing that they are initiating this november is a use of their app to locate items in the store so you don't have to wander around looking for items. you can just pop in the item into their app and it will tell you the exact location. and this, again, a move we're seeing from a traditional retailtory

anti-trust regulators gave the greenlight to the $69 billion merger of aetna and cvs. the planned sale of medicare drug plan resolved a trust concerns. the squiks is the most significant? the health care industr in the past decade. aetna shares were off just a sick to 203.41. cvs fell to 78.92. >>> tobacco jienlt altria may buy a ske in a canadian marijuana producer. the globe and male says they ar considering a minority investment in altria with the possibility of a majority stake down the road. the shares finished down a fraction to 62.91. myriad genetics has b to conduct testing for pfizer treatment of triple negative breast cancer which has fewer treatment options than other types of cancer. myriad specializes in testing hereditary cancers. on an otherwise big down dn myriad popped 4% to 44 peart 86. >>> industrial component maker fastestenle facedigher costs in the recent quarter. and as a result the company's gross margins suffered and thel stock fespite reporting slightly better earnings per share. thes were down 7% to 51 pft 67. cybersecurity firm imperva is be

well, out almost a cv, saying this is a highly qualifiedjudge?ls— so do many people in the united states, there should have been a serious and full investigation. it should have been a three—day investigation where the white house took most of the topics off the table. it is a sad day, it's a very respected institution, the united states. it isa institution, the united states. it is a lifetime appointment. this man will be on the bench for over 30 yea rs. will be on the bench for over 30 years. he will rule on laws that will last for all of the rest of us for the rest of our lives. we should have taken more than three days to investigate this. what the point, under oath, he lied to a senate committee. there is ample evidence of that. that should have been disqualifying. his nomination should have been pulled and someone else should have been nominated. there's no question in this administration, whomever they nominated would have been very conservative. this is about core character. this is about the process of our democracy. you have heard repub

edward lorenz was that the cvs event today., you wonder, positioning itself as a use that started there to be this mini hospital of the future. >> that's one of the questions we posed. he put on this big sal even though he got approval already. the big cell to cell his vision in this case to the audience. a lot of business folks who are in this. he believes the ceo that this will actually save lives, this merger. the reason is the two companies can analyze data on customers habits and point to risk a behavior that could possibly help folks going forward. he said he's going to change the system in three major ways. the first being local 10,000 stores in 10,000 communities across the country. cbs believes they can offer access to health care. the second way is the company combines customer data simplifying the health care process. the critics worry about this one because the amount of health information cbs will have on individuals. the third is they will lower health care costs by keeping everything internal. he again has -- wil

cvs one step closer to gaining the approval to buy aetna.e nation's largest health insurer. this is a $69 billion deal, the largest health insurance deal in history that we've seen. regulators do believe that the american people would benefit from this type of deal, that it would lower america's health care cost, improve the quality of care that patients receive. so it just needs a judge's approval before this deal will be complete. heather: what about this, a question for folks at home. could you endure nearly 19 hours on a plane? it's the world's longest flight. it takes off today. i don't know if i could. that's a very long time. >> 18 hours, 45 minutes, just shy of 19 hours, taking off from singapore to new york, to newark liberty international airport. that is 10,376 miles. this is the world's longest flight. on singapore airlines, it was discontinued about five years ago because of rising oil prices. it just got too expensive. it wasn't feasible. they're bringing the flight back. they've got a few amenities. there are no economy class

that is one to put on your cv. great fun. so it is dangerous times for theresa may.esday is the meeting of the conservative 1922 committee, the backbench club of rank—and—file mps where she will apparently attend. there are growing... there is growing anguish about people saying it is time for her to go. there are rumours between a0 and a6 mps have written a letter demanding a contest. david davis is staring it up, contest. david davis is staring it hoping contest. david davis is staring it up, hoping that borisjohnson will step aside. and this story in the sunday times comes from johnny mercer, who was quoted as saying he couldn't vote conservative and wasn't standing as an mp again, so not really sure what relevance he has. so they are saying assassination is in the air. i am asking about boris johnson, assassination is in the air. i am asking about borisjohnson, but he is on our next page. where does he fit in? he fits in as being the next prime minister, that is how he would like to fit into it all. what he is staying in the sunday express is that the whole thing

cvs corporation in focus.hard parsons, the interim board chair, is stepping down from the cvs board. this is according to -- citing a move to the state of his health, he says. cvs corporation is considering his replacement, stressed zelnick. both of these developments on the back of what happened with the stepping down of les moonves's. parsonsoration richard stepping down from the cvs board boardo illness -- the cbs due to illness. 155 companies in the s&p 500 will be reporting results coming putting amazon, google, ubs, and microsoft. with jimbo this with geopolitical -- with geopolitical tensions, su keenan has more. su: that the strong earnings we saw in the past, they went long to stabilizing the market. this week is key. let's go to the. snapshot of the market as it closed on friday. notice the vix index, lower from the prior week. that is a positive. we saw a huge inflow of money into these etf's that protect against further volatility. poised to move higher because of the u.s.-saudi tensions. many are

and the only place i'm aware of where i have any investment is in cvs. our company up in win socket, which i'm proud of. i don't want to put them into the category of being drug dealers who you shouldn't invest in. the only reason i know that is because my opponent made a public fuss about my having ownership in opioid distributors, it turned out o he meant cvs. i like cvs, they're a great rhode island company. >> bob: maybeerment in senator white house has accepted $3 million in corporate packs but the fact is high has invested in these companies why doesn't he put investments into a blind trust or mutual funds or something where he can't get called on helping the very companies he's electricity with. he's been criticized for insider trading back in 208 when 24 healthcare crisis hit, then what the opioid came on board he's taking money from these folks investing them and passing a bill that guts the dea powers to go after these pill mills that are killing our citizens left and right. that's wrong and if i am elected i'm going to put my assets into a bli

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she'd been following this deal closely, as expected >> largely but it was back on september 27 that cvswere making a divestiture to wellcare. there were no terms in the announcement disclosed but wellcare said it was going to be buying it with cash on hand so analysts see this as a win-win it obviously clears the decks for cvs and aetna for their approval this was the one thing hanging up the approval coming from the doj. in addition they also get approval on this from five states at this point -- california, florida, hawaii, mississippi, and washington. they still have to await connecticut and new york has a hearing on this. >> i think you're going to circle the wagons shortly. what you had this morning is basically an internal failure. the various indices came down to areas that we believe would show some support some moving averages, for example, some former lows. then as each of the different indices broke below the presumed support for them, you got a kind of domino effect everybody said, uh-oh, get out of the way, this could have life of its own. now that seems to be slowing up. i

have a say so in this cvs to become number one in agriculture and that's of course a big step but worries are increasing and they were there ready to be when the merger with was approved that. on the sea off buyer might have taken up too much first of all the price sixty six a billion euros that was only going to be profitable if in the coming years agriculture is going to have a boost and analysts are not sure that's going to happen the second is corporate culture it's less thing clear that both companies are going to work together we've seen daimler chrysler fall apart because of that and leverkusen does not like monsanto and now we've got this potential of so many more lawsuits coming that will increase the price tag even more so is the harvest going to really make it profitable big question mark ok lots of question. because it but it's in flight. two local produce b.m.w. is diesel problems of multiplying the german car maker now recalling over one million additional diesels it says an exhaust system problem could cause a fire in extreme cases the recall affects models made between twe

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>> caller: pretty good my question is i just purchased t cvs. >> this thing went down. surprised, the cfo left. i'm just going to say it, i think -- >> buy buy buy >> i think buy cvs mark in ohio, mark >> caller: big boo-yah to ya from ohio. >> what's up >> i would like to take down a blue color stock, alkoa. >> here's the problem, if they don't get a buyer, the stock goes to 17 if they do get a buyer, they go to 23. so it's three up, three down for me, that means -- >> don't buy >> bob in florida. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. vodafone >> it's been such a laggard. that's something wrong there phil in massachusetts, phil. >> caller: how's it going? >> hey, phil >> caller: hey, so thanks for taking my call >> of course >> caller: my question is regarding optm >> i do not like the specialty pharmacy companies i've been off them for three years. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪ all night long... is that lionel richie? let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? sur

cvs has 9,700 locations. groups worry that consolidation means less competition.rs say it could improve the quality of care. >> how could it lower prices in this country which is a massive problem? >> there is scale. when you can figure out how you can have the health insurer working with the drug store chain. what kind of cost savings can they implement? we will see. >> what control. >>> ahead, melania trump weighing in on sexual misconduct allegations during the me too movement. >> you need to have hard evidence if you are accused of something, show the evidence. >> also president trump poking at the movement again last night during a rally in pennsylvania. what does help for heart ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like emily cooking dinner for ten. ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps impro

organize through what we call the black qur nest lenses, when i see black folk coming in and out of a cvs during the uprising, my values, what i see is not people who are looting. i see people getting thing is they need and they shouldn't have to fight for it. >> they've been denied. >> exactly. and so that's the tradition that unapologetic is written in written in the tradition of saying that actually, we should live in a world where people have the things they need. but we live in a world where some people -- a number of people have what they need and a lot of what they want, a lot of what they want, at the expense of what other people need. and black feminism, radical black feminism in particular, how i came into it, it wasn't in the academy. the first -- i like to say the first out black feminist i knew was in the senior year of college, dr. withinner and it was a course on education and houstoning and racism, and it was through being introduce ted her i decided to read more outside of school, movements exposed me to odd dray -- audrey, mash sharks james batted win. didn't learn about

threat to the peace and security of the western pacific and is of grave concern to the united states >> cvstest marketsing a new program called care pass it costs $48 a year on $5 a month and includes free delivery of prescriptions as well as a 20% discount on cvs branded products along with a monthly $10 coupon >>> huge crowds turning out to cheer on the boston red sox for their latest world series title. riding the duck boats, boston's fourth in the last 15 years. that's a cnbc news update. over to dom chu. >> it is title down usa for the past 15 years at least thanks, contessa we are all over this market rally in progress. shares of gm surging on strong earnin earnings plus, can housing stage a comeback if california is any indication the answer may be no and if you have an extra $75,000 lying around you can check into this room for just one night a look at america's most expensive hotel room that and a lot more in the next that and a lot more in the next hour on "power lunch." something is transforming and our world.. it's the longevity economy - americans 50+ driving 7.6 trillion dolla

let's talk about, we have the mergers that are interesting that people are talking about, you have cvstna, what is this going to do for markets of pharmaceuticals? >> because you have a merger like this we would be able to reduce costs and past those costs along to consumers, do you really believe that we will see a drop in our healthcare costs? i don't think so. i do believe that cvs and aetna are going to save a lot of money, we have to be canful in this industry, largest healthcare merger that we have seen so far, they have 150 million customers between the two of them, that's a third of the country. a lot of people concerned about moving towards single-payer and health care consolidated under one roof and we have a merger like, this there's some concern there, rob. rob: well, there is, a lot less options for people, why get cheaper if they have less competition, dan, thanks for coming on, appreciate your time. 18 minutes after the hour, chaos in court, the defendant lungs at an officer and tries to grab gun. >> no, god. rob: reboot is not going happen, thousand pc police are ruinin

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new york state officials are considering blocking parts of a $56 billion merger of cvs health and at-- and aetna. the deal needs to pass through state regulatory bodies. an obstruction from new york officials could jeopardize insurance premiums. >> debra mao in hong kong. thank you. last week's market retreat caught investors off guard. watchful eyes are on earnings to provide signals about the direction of stocks. a week into reporting season, how are things looking? what to expect when results ramp-up? how are analysts and investors really feeling about the start of this earnings season in europe? >> the expectations were so low that analysts in investors have been surprised. delivered very good sales that beat estimates. the -- havee been been delivering a boost to stocks battered by the global market selloff we saw last week. rex speaking of specific sectors, you prepared charts. let's go to this one, all eyes on oil. the correlation between oil stocks and brent, at a two-year high. how has this been reflected in earnings? brent is up 19% year to date. >> we have not seen the oil

. >>> live from the cvs bay area studios. >> i was in shock.as in fight or flight. >> a uber driver violently slammed to the ground outside of the headquarters says he may sue. but first -- >> we need to treat it like it is a hurricane or tornado coming. >> that -- that -- it is 6 am on the sunday, october 14. >> a red flag warning went into effect last night. pg&e says they could cut power in extreme fire risk areas as a result. that includes portions of nampa, alameda and

it turned that what he meant was cvs. over 100,000ing from opioid manufacturers and distribute doesn't count for much in senator whitehouse's world. he has accepted over $3 million from corporate pacs well-being a senator. that israel real money to most of us in rhode island. the fact is that he has invested in these companies. why doesn't he put his investments into a blind trust or mutual fund where he can't get called on helping the very companies he is legislating with? he has are even criticized for insider trading back in 2008 when the health care crisis hit. then when the opioids came along he is taking money from these books, investing them, and passing a bill that guts dea power to go after these pill mills that are killing citizens left and right. that is wrong and if i am elected senator i will put my assets into a blind trust so you can't be called for a competent interest rate >> just for the record, this supposedly insider-trading allegation of my opponent has raised was rated pants on fire when it was broug

kirkpatrick: my opponent has not been accessible to the people in cv two. during the primary her forms were closed-door events. they would let joe ferguson in to report on it. she hasn't met with the media. she is running a closed-door campaign. this is one of the problems why martha mcsorley wanted to see -- was so vulnerable. people wanted to see her and have town halls. my opponent said she is not going to do any town halls. >> we are now on to our next question. it will be for ms. kirkpatrick and comes from lorraine. >> you voted for nancy pelosi to be speaker of the house in each of your prior can -- congressional terms. many democrats are urging for a change in the party leadership. will you support nancy pelosi for speaker of the house? ms. kirkpatrick: if democrats are successful taking back the house and we are in the majority, we will be taking on really hefty legislation. that is what we did last time. it was a large caucus. we had the progressives. we had blue dogs. we had the hispanic caucus. the african-american caucus. women's caucus. we deba

thlcompanies say the deal w cut costs by encouraging patients to visit walk-in clinics at cvs outlets. some consumer groups warn it could limit choice and drive up prices. under the deal, aetna will sell its medicare part d drug plan business. still to come on the newshour: questions remain in the disappearance of saudi dissiggnt jamal khasin turkey. the president announces a major change in ethanol gasoline rules in an effort to help farmers. rohingya refugee women strgle with the burden of children born from rape by the myanmar military. plus, a look at the health and economic risks associated with banning a controversial pesticide. >> nawaz: the case of a missing journalist is now threatening to pact the united states relationship with major ally saudi arabia. jamal khassogi has not been seen for more than a week. saudi arabia says it doesn't know where he is. but turkish officials say he waa killed in ul and are beginning to release grisly details that are leading to mann quesin washington. nick schifrin starts our asverage. >> schifrin: thetime jamal khassogi was seen alive, he w

i could stay home and look for a job, sending out cvs all the time, but with the job market so tight, it's difficult. so i didn't give up, and decided to do my own ring. -- my own thing. >> jobs are one of the chief concerns for brazilians. with unemployment hovering between 12% and 14%, around 13 million people spend their days at unemployment offices like this one. whoever comes out on top in this months polling will have their work cut out for them. brazil's public debt has topped half its gdp. worker productivity is at a standstill, and both investors and local officials have lost confidence in the government's ability to pay its debts. phil: it's been a tough year for germany's farmers. a lack of rainfall, combined with extremely dry, sunny weather, has scorched grain and he crops, giving farmers desperate -- leaving farmers definite for government aid. the weather extremes in germany have led to excellent wines. >> the grapes have roots that reach down 10 meters into the earth. while the summer in germany was dry, the winter before that extremely wet. the grapes were able to acc

of cvs to diuss how their takeover of insurance giant aetna changes the landscape for e future of healthcareus, our fall films series continues with "22 july," powerful movie that tells thehe story of011 massacre at a norwegian summer camp by a right-wing extremist. >> it's very, very important. i think that we don't close ou g eyes to whatng on in the world and we don't close our

. >> reporter: sandra told them they stopped for mixers at a cvs on the way home. >> what time did youget home on friday? >> probably midnight. >> reporter: she said they intended to share some late night romance, candles and strawberries. >> we made some drinks. we went and got in the jacuzzi. >> in your master bathroom? >> right. >> and then what? >> stayed there for about maybe two hours talking and drinking. >> reporter: but the intimate jacuzzi was disrupted by their dogs barking outside in the yard. >> he got out and said he was moving the dogs to the office. because when they're too loud we don't want the neighbors to complain. and he just, you know, was taking a while so i got out and was gonna get dressed or change in my closet. >> reporter: maybe that's when she had the seizure. >> that's all i remember until i woke up. >> reporter: as they talked, sandra broke down. [ crying ] >> reporter: who could have done this, she wondered? she recalled for the detectives a scary moment on their way home. >> i think when we left cvs there was a -- a car following us because when we came

i imagine that will be a lot of cvs going into the villa park boardroom but i think celebrating in frontbridges and the other two have not got any experience, they are more recently retired and yorke has had his chance and he has not done it. so it is not a realistic appointment. i think henry has been with the belgian team and they are some of the best layers in the world and so it is exciting and i hope it is one that goes through now. thank you for your time this evening, enjoy your international break and see if we get a new manager by the end of it. the fa are investigating comments made byjose mourinho at the end of manchester united's match on saturday. united came from two down to win 3—2 at home to newcastle. mourinho appears to have sworn in portuguese and made a gesture to the camera as he walked off after the final whistle at old trafford. still to come on sports days the back bay... we'll catch up with dame kelly holmes in malawi and a project to help save lives through sport. -- still —— still to come on sports day... the youth olympic games are under way in buenos aires —

of cvs to discuss how their takeover of insurance giant aetna changes the landscape for the future oflthcare. plus, our fall films series contins with "22 july," a powerful movie that tells the story of the 2011 massacre at a norwegian summer camp by a righwing extremist. >> it's very, very important. i think that we don't close our

the suspect was running for the cvs on new jersey and m street. the victim and suspectw each other. if anyone sees the suspectall 911 and do not take any other action. ha a guilty verdict today in a police shooting rocked the city of chicago and made national headlines. the officer was convicted of murder for shootg la requesquan mcdonald's 16 times. >> we the jury find t defendant guilty of second degree murder. >> inside the court, jason van dyke showed little reaction to th verdict. outside, celebrations. van dyke convicted of shooting 17-year-old macdonald6times, caught on video held by police for more than a year befe the release, sparking protests. van dyke convicted on 16 counts of aggravated battery. >> with firearm. >> one for each bullet. >> fifth shot. 12th shot. 16th shot. >> for macdonald's family, justice. >> this family wanted justice. because revenge belongs to god. >> for the jurors, a solemn duty. >> instead of escalating the situation he should have deescalated. >> macdonald had a knife. van dyke said he feared for his lifese and tf other officers. >> how close di

aetna waste better than expected results arrived as the company nears the completion of its b takeov cvs. shares rose 1% today to $197.65. tap evidentiary turned into a strong quarter thanks to the increase in demand for coach and kate spade handbags. the company plans to pull vrpt from department stores and cut back on flash sales as a way to maintain exclusivity. and the ceo today said he believes the trade war with china is manageable. >> today, in fact, between three and 4% of our hdbags come from china. so we don't see a great impact fromny duties. and we indeed today announced that all of ourmpact this year, the 10% duty on travel goods from september to december, which could become 25% stting from january, have been embedded in our guidance. ll well, despite the good news shares of tap evidentiary fell 1% on this day to $30.42. >>> and chesapeake is buyin wild horse resource development for $4 billion. the compa says the acquisition will significantly boost oil produc hon. chesapea historically focused on natural gas production. investors didn't seem do like thl though. they sent

despite the growing discontent shareholder cv and got its way. forcing the breakup of the congo. and its one hundred sixty thousand strong global workforce into those operations fairing not so well. on the more profitable ones mark green. among the latter is the group's elevator business based in southern germany one of the company's most profitable units it made over nine hundred million euros last year its team are currently working on world first such as a magnetic levitation elevator but also to move sideways. the chief engineer is not the only one happy with the transition he hopes that future profits will flow into r. and d. instead of propping up weaker divisions in the form a conglomerate. to separate from something that you have loved doing all your life can be hard many entrepreneurs find it difficult to leave their company when they retire and some stay on following and they should instead of handing over their lives work to the next generation and we have met one of the few old school managers willing to talk openly about the pains of separation for him it was especia

though electrically the cvs aetna merger poised to ramp up competition in drug store clinics with integrated offering. >>> coming , is there trouble in the permean. >> i'm brian sullivan. the shale oil boom. midland it texas. the higher rates and lowha pric been great for the industry. but coming up, why many are concerned if rates keep rising all the debt the industry is based on will come back to haunt it. >>> we note it's your favorit segment here is what to watch for tomorrow. earnings from jp morganci group and wells fargo are due. attention will be paid t growth and interest margins. with the central bank rates and inflation in focus, investors what a number of fed officials have to say about the economy tomorrow as well. and we'll get a fresh read on consumer sentiment which has been a driving force behind spending. wand that'st we watch for on friday. >>> the postal service is oposing the biggest stamp price hike in history. to help shore up the finances. under the proposal qb the kwoft of a forever stamp would rise from 50 cents to 55 cents. the request from the usps board of gover