we have had circumstances where people put win dex bottles. >> that didn't stop sysco from keeping raw chicken, beef, vegetables and milk on the floor in the shed in some cases a few feet from mouse traps. >> it wasn't just concord. we were tipped off about beef sheds in san jose, too. you can see they are outside, open to the public andrefrigera we wanted to know if it was an isolated example or a part of a bigger problem. we decided to rent our own storage shed. here is where we got lucky. there was one unit available almost directly across from the unit sysco had been renting for years. we set up cameras and watches. we spotted this sales woman. she picked up food after it was kept for three hours in a shed. boxes of raw chicken, butter and produce. she didn't deliver it right away. she picked up a friend instead. they made a starbucks stop and then hit the road. she heads to the snack bar. we don't know if this was her final stop but remember she was carrying chicken, butter and produce, food that at this point hadn't been refrigerated for more than four hours. >> while that is goi

how big is this for dex com? >> it's a huge opportunity. if you look at the statistics, 35 million people in the united states afflicted with diabetes. over 335 million globally. we've just scratched the surface of what we can do with technology and the convergence of health care into these mobile apps and mobile devices. >> there are a lot of companies out there, big name companies, tech companies, like apple and samsung and others that are really getting into the wearable technology space and the fitness and health wearable technology space in a big way. are you thinking of either partnering with them or have you partnered with any other companies? >> we're certainly in discussions both with apple and with samsung in particular. we have an open architecture from the utilization of the information. from that standpoint we want to partner with everybody. that's been our agnostic venture into pump companies and integration with our technology. we're a glucose sensor company. we know what we do extremely well. we're the market leader and tech

. -- dex for writes that guy gets it. take it from a brit, isis, they lead to multicalamity. sue, we're doing like the u.k., with our muslims taking every of christian background out of school, public parks and providing muslims with a place to wash their feet in airports and schools, and places to pray. you are trying it say is we don't have a prayer. many are agreeing. victor, forget about melting pot the whole damn country is going to pot. and i'm amazed how you seek out nuts who would close borders than open minds. -- well what is despicable you being select, if you heard what british opposition leader said you would understand he was not pushes aside other relongons or points of view, just saying nations that form their true majority, they lose their core. when no less than martin luther king's own niee tells me same thing to the same show, i think that is a pretty reveals pattern. and revealing worry. i notice you left her comments out of your comments, who is not so fair and balanced? >> we're a land of equal punety noopportunityty not equal outco. we have been brow be

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general dex i.s. sai dempsey sal recommend are ground forces if necessary. >> the answer is absolutely they don't have to be americans. in fact ideally for the kind of issues we're confronting there, the ideal force is a force comprised of iraqis and kurds and moderate syrian opposition. >> reporter: also needed, more money. >> we're going to require additional funding. from congress. as we go forward. >> hagel confirms the operation to defeat i.s.i.l. is costing the u.s. 7 to $10 million per day, the budget coming from the pentagon's overseas contingency operations, the pentagon has requested 7 to 8 billion more next year and are working on congress with a number. the defense leaders says the u.s. is doing everything in its power to limit casualties. so far no reports of civilian deaths but civilian deaths will be inevitable. a syrian human rights organization has reported there have been casualties. five civilians killed when the coalition forces struck an oil refinery john. >> right on the border o

yan dex an interesting company, it has to get through the 200 day moving average for the most part which sits around the 34, 35 area. if it does these options could take off. >> i want to look at the intraday chart, pete. you're in it? >> i am not in it. tried to get in it, the stock started to move, i didn't want to chase it. trying to be patient. maybe by the end of the day. if not i'll miss this one. >> you wish you were in it. >> i wish i was in it. >> yeah. heck of a move right now. >> back in march josh brown was banging the table on a newly public cloud stock called trynet. >> not one of the cloud based pie in the sky. they earned money last year and revenues enormous. i like the name and i'm long the stock. >> long, stock up 40%. >> yeah. i still own it and i think there's still a lot of potential. >> you don't think about taking a little something off the table some. >> no. because, you know, the company is growing as quickly as its share prices fundmently and still a lot of people when you think about people starting businesses as i have in the last year, the complexities of co

jumping 18%,dex 16% above the average of the year. volatility seems to be once again a feature of these markets. will have more information on where the markets are, where we expect to open in europe as because to the program. let's get to one of our top corporate stories. air france continues its talks on a strike that began+++ >> they sat down yesterday afternoon. nothing has come out of that meeting. we had a statement from the sky team pilots association, the association that represents the pilots within the sky team alliance, and air france is a member. they have come out in favor of the pilots. today, the strike continues. there has been no stepping back by the pilots on that front. thehey are scrapping business of what are they holding out hope for? >> they are trying to hold out hope for this. they want to grow in holland and france. the growth in france is limited. what they want to do is transfer the short-haul that france currently has into that union. terms and growing transavia france won't be as good. >> the ryder cup st

and the big question is, is it really just clearing the dex ahead of the alibaba deal or is it a bigger sense cautioning the market ahead of the meeting and maybe exhaustion in the market as people want to take profit? >> a lot of people pointing to this alibaba deal, people creating space in their portfolio. there are not going to be that many people that get an allocation. i'm more of the view that the tech stocks have risen up very, very high. >> valuation has been a concern for a lot of the tech names. that's why one of the reasons we could have seen that sell-off in today's trade, or are investors clearing out their portfolio? interestingly enough, twitter, facebook, ebay, all are down after alibaba made its announcement. >> is absolutely. is and we'll be talking tech sales later. but moving back to the fed more generally, goldman sachs has gone against the consensus saying the phrase considerable time will remain in this week's statement. jan says many are missing the distinction between a decision not to extend existing guidance and a decision to renege on xifth guidance. david i

the algorithms do their job properly like the cac and dex despite the gloom and doom with regard to fundamentals. join the club, you two. the water is warm. we might be exiting qe, but all stimulus is fungible and the globe is going to continue to float its way into higher equity prices. >> rick, are those two meetings more important than the jobs report this week? >> i think so, without a doubt. >> i absolutely agree with rick. they are more important than the jobs report here, but i would like to make a point about the european qe. it is not without its own troubles. when you think about the political support mario draghi -- >> it may not happen, i'm with you, but does it need to? investors are just like, just talk about it and make the price go up. we don't care about anything else. >> maybe. >> when are people going to quit talking about qe driving the equity markets high her? >> when they stop, jack. pretty easy answer. money is not getting into the system. would you explain this? markets are going up because companies are making money. we are looking at a 17 multiple, which by the way, whi

. >> they see your sunglasses and take them off and they take like a win dex while you are on the beach you will not believe this. she said my husband gave me two choices of a vacation, either we go there to this place in mexico or the "today" show and see you guys in new york and she said i chose this beach place and i can't believe where you are here. she got everything she wanted in life. and then to wrap up the vacation we came back i did a sneak attack, i came with my dog. we are hiding. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's so nice. >> they love their auntie. >> it was so much fun. that was a bow on the vacation. >> well, i was the week before you. i can't say what i was doing because i was there with my stuff. and then a couple of places i was with my stuff. thank you everybody who came by to get your signed stuff and see the stuff and drink the stuff. then i went to a place where i can't talk about what i went for and i can't talk about the person who was doing what i went for that i can't talk about. >> it just takes a minute to get warmed up. >> everybody is talking to ricky gervais. rick