dr. miller says the pharmaceutical industry has an opportunity to work now with payers.f not they may well find themselves dealing with government control. bertha coombs, "nightly business report," st. louis. >>> and shares fell after morgan stanley issued a warning about the teen retailer. that is where we begin the focus. the firm's analyst questions the company's ability to stay in business even through next year since it has been burning through cash amid mounting losses, late yesterday, the retailer reported the sixth straight quarterly loss and issued a weak outlook. the stock fell 20% to $3.40, that won't even buy a t-shirt. and shares of aruba reporting estimates topping consensus, analysts at j.p. morgan said the gross margins were below estimates and the firm reiterated its underweight rating on that stock. aruba down to $17.89. >>> shares of ctc therapeutic fell after they recommended the conditional marketing of the md disease. that lets people with the disease get treatment, the stock surged to $23.30. >>> and google reporting a deal to buy sky box imaging f

dr. miller what you teach your? >> i teach it the foundations of modern terrorism if i could have a moment to tell you i have been teaching this subject since the early '90s. only a few people in my class until line 11 then hundreds came because everyone wanted to understand suddenly what this was about. i started to shave this is in the early '90s after the lockerbie crash if you remember i was invited to give a paper and led me ultimately to the largest subject but it has grown increasingly important taken up by the media something that i wish never would have happened that one of the things that harrison became a permanent part of western civilization it is a terrible thing to have to it mitt. and what is part of this to become an agent for the security services or the in the ground insurgency. you cannot ever know who to trust. that is pretty scary also. that is what we really need to find out. in where he came from. >> we just had this so she olympics was talk of terrorism and the iron gates around the olympics

dr. miller, what do you teach at duke? >> guest: i teach this book in a course on precisely the title, the foundations of modern terrorism. i might add, if i have a moment to tell you that i've been teaching this subject since the early 1990s. i used to get class of maybe half dozen people until 9/11. and then hundreds came. >> host: why? >> guest: i think because everybody wanted to understand suddenly what this phenomenon of terrorism was bat. it was, as they like to say, in a way it had not been before. i thought of teaching this in the early 90s after the locker by crash. you remember that. which -- obviously conference to give a paper which is how most academics get involved in their books, and that led me ultimately to the larger subject which took a long time to do because i did a few other books in between, but the sum has grown increasingly important, i think, because it's now been taken up by the media and has become something that i wished would never happen haven't. another thing mention at the end of the book,

dr. miller calls the drug remarkable, life-saving. but it's at an unprecedented price. a threat because it's also a high-volume drug. >> the cocktail to treat the patients is going to cost well north of $100,000 per patient. we have 3 million patients in the united states that have hepatitis c that would be $300 billion to treat them all. >> you can read more about miller's efforts and watch the rest of the interview on cnbc.com. this is something that everyone is debating. you know, i've talked to patients who are on it. and it's really hard to argue just the value of this for those people's lives. >> definitely. >> are pills so expensive here because the rest of the world refuses to pay up? >> that's part of it. >> we create them. other countries won't pay. >> that's part of the problem. >> so we have to pay more. >> egypt which has one of the biggest per-capita problems with h hep c is getting the same drug we're paying $84,000 for here. >> bertha, thanks for that. >>> next, we are talking numbers on irsg. >> and we continue to count down the five best performing bei

chris will have more on the investigation on "fox news sunday" he'll talk to jeff miller and dr. sam foot. this sunday on your local fox station. check the tv listings for the area -- the time in your area on that. >>> more now on the resignation of the veterans affairs secretary. mike emanuel is live with the news in d.c. mike, speaker boehner was not one of the lawmakers who was calling for shinseki to resign. what is he saying how. >> speaker boehner thanked eric shinseki for his service to the country, and then pressure the president to fix the va for the nation's veterans. >> until the president outlines a vision and an effective plan for addressing the broad dysfunction at the va, today's announcement really changes nothing. one personnel change cannot be used as an excuse to paper over a systemic problem. our veterans deserve better. we'll hold the president accountable until he makes things right. >> the concern for many is with the secretary's departure, washington will focus elsewhere and the real problems at the va won't be addressed. >> we saw democrats jumping ship a

reserves now so they're out there they're up there in the arctic looking at the stuff we had dr charles milleron this program we have put three hundred fifty billion tons of carbon into the atmosphere since its inception policy criticism from something we've all acknowledge it's really happened in a hundred dollars and billion tons of carbon sitting in the arctic just waiting to be melted and it is and it's happening yes we should be making these policies and something that you agree that one really happened one hundred yards something is happening right now it's here's here's a clip from guy macpherson check this. we are experiencing a warmed and warming planet it's difficult for me to imagine there will be habitat for human beings in the not too distant future. consider for example that meth and leaking out of the arctic ocean are bubbling out of the arctic ocean that one feedback alone. contributes so greatly to planetary warming that. incorporating just that single feedback indicates that it can be as warm as ten c. warmer than baseline by two thousand and forty. you know and we've we've n

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dr. phillips. [applause] >> candidates, please rise. admiral miller.lf of the faculty of the united states naval academy, i present these candidates for the degrees and recommend that this degree be conferred upon them. as you have successfully completed your personal study at the united states able academy and recommended by the academic board, as superintendent and by virtue of the authority vested in me by the congress of the united states, i confer upon each of you the baccalaureate degree with the rights and privileges -- rights and privileges thereunto pertaining. [applause] please be seated. the commandant of the marine corps, united states marine corps will administer the openoffice to those being commissioned in the united states marine corps. , i present two hundred 65 midshipmen of the graduating class to be commissioned in the united states marine corps. [applause] >> thank you, captain bird, secretary hagel, secretary mavis. it's a wonderful day for the united states of america and its maybe entering core. friend,miller, my good once again

miller in for adam johnson. take a look at the menu. in tech, it is a lot more than a g thing. apple may pay billions for beats. dr.lready celebrating. are you ready for football? round one of the nfl draft is over, but the best value is yet to come. we will tell you what it is. in world, russia flexes its muscle as putin parties like he is back in the ussr. nasa is now a landlord.

dr. dan johnson the ceo with cory johnson who was in san francisco at the time and is in new york. in san francisco but matt millerpecial guest. why are you here? privateracing around a racetrack at napa. i thought i would drop by the office and say hello. feel like i belong here. >> i am enjoying it. you have the byte. 1.4%. the amount of internet usage on the web that this company twitchtv is occupying. some of the top users of bandwidth, it is up there near the usage of facebook or amazon video. more than hbo go. there are reports that google is looking at this company. >> i am not a gamer. of time playing games. twitch can broadcast yourself laying video games or you can watch other people laying video games. >> is it really that cool? >> it is for complete nerds. it is not that cool. as videogames games and movies mesh together more and more, it is on the french only for the the geek crew. we are trying not to miss you too much and thank you for watching. ♪ >> welcome. we tie the best stories and news. member of the data breach at target? i thought so. does not stop shoppers from shopping. around the world sp

dr. dan johnson. cory johnson in san francisco at the time and in new york. joining us now for the bwest byte. he was in san francisco that matt millert miller. >> i am going to be racing around a private racetrack the next couple of days. so i drop by the office to say hello. >> getting awfully comfortable. feel like i belong here. >> i have to say, i am enjoying it. you have the bite. what you have for us? >> 1.4% is the amount of internet usage on the web that twitch tv is occupying right now. the top internet bandwidth right now. is near the usage of facebook or amazon video. reports out that google is looking at the company that we have not been able to confirm. >> i am not a gamer. i have no idea what twitch is. >> twitch is a place where you can broadcast yourself playing video games or watch other people playing video games. lex isn't that cool as a gamer -- >> is that cool as a gamer? >> no. at all.t the cool i am not cool i am a gamer. right now it is on the fringe. rex this is one we will be watching. a lot of questions about this. great to have you here. cory thank you as well. try not to miss you too much. thank you all

miller fortune. your fortune awaits. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back to "late night," everyone. our first guest stars as dr, "elementary." she will also make her television directorial debut with tomorrow's episode. please welcome the beautiful and talented lucy liu. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? thank you so much for coming. >> what a crowd. >> seth: it's a great crowd. it's an excellent crowd tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, fred. how's it going? >> seth: so, congratulations on the show. you're wonderful in it. but this is so exciting. you directed this week's episode? >> yeah, it was the first time i ever directed on this sort of level on television. i mean, congratulations to you too. this is major. >> seth: thank you very much. >> i saw this is the 39th show. >> seth: yeah, it's really -- it's very exciting. >> that's kind of awesome. yeah, i'm thrilled to be here. i was like, "can i do seth?" they're like, "yeah, let's see if he has any availability." anyway, it's going to come on tomorrow night. and it was sort of just an amazing experience. you know what, the most fun i've

dr. monica wehby. >> reporter: the call to 911 made in april 2013 by wehby's ex-boyfriend andrew miller.tive claiming the rising republican star is a stalker showing up at his home uninvited about five times in the last ten days. >> i had a relationship with her. >> okay. >> the relationship has ended and she's very, very upset and angry. she's been coming to my workplace. >> reporter: in that police report wehby admitted going into the house through an unlocked back door, telling an officer, miller would not, quote, answer, return her calls or talk to her at all adding "she just wanted to speak with miller to sort things out." the 911 tape was released days before tuesday's primary. so far wehby has been leading her republican opponent in the polls. in an odd twist, miller now says he supports his ex as a political candidate even voting for her, but while the accusations are definitely a distraction, politicos say the harm to the campaign may be further down the road. >> it's a state that votes by mail. you have a huge chunk of vote that have been signed and seals. the timing is someone

miller in for adam johnson. take a look at the menu. in tech, it is a lot more than a g thing. apple may pay billions for beats. dr.brating. are you ready for football? round one of the nfl draft is over, but the best value is yet to come. we will tell you what it is. in world, russia flexes its muscle as putin parties like he is back in the ussr. nasa is now a landlord.