start with ebay. there's amazon. do amazon first and then ebay. ebay is up a lot.n, a goldman report this morning that says we expect further revenue acceleration, margin expansion, we'll get the results on the 28th after the close by the way. they're looking for $29.4 billion. and, of course, we expect 58% year over year growth in amazon web services in the second quarter. compared to 64%. it's slowing. >> growth is slowing. there are some comps, some data the other day that showed that it was only about 11%. i think that -- i said last night on "mad money" listen, this is not necessarily the when you come in and buy amazon after a big run. but amazon is doing well. david, on that xpi secondary you fly, my travel trust owns it, the private equity guys are down to 2%. >> nothing. and xpi -- >> it's worth doing it. 10 million shares, goldman did it overnight. talked to a couple guys who bought it. what's interesting on the deals that were a private equity deals originally the overhang from p/e is essentially been eliminated. cpg and blackstone gone. >> i'm glad you

ebay and paypal split.will be interesting to see paypal in the wake of ebay's reports and the ceo of qualcomm on the show a little bit later on. >> in just a few minutes, growth in china and work that qualcomm has done getting those chinese licensees to pay a lot of people thought wasn't going to happen, thought this was all falling apart now. apparently not. >> we will have an interesting conversation with him. we have news out of the auto sector, general motors for its next update and we go to phil live with the details. >> a lot of the chatter about tesla's master plan this morning, how much did we anticipate, did they tease what's in the master plan and what's truly new in this master plan! when you look at what they discussed yesterday during the blog post, this is generally, talking about adding solar city, why it makes sense to be part of tesla and autonomous vehicles, the push and car share fleet, that had been speculated eventually we want a car share fleet program. they talked about that yesterday

the story with ebay here is that it is the less exciting holdover.ory: growth continues there, and there is a trend that we will see in this companies report. the benefits of currency the last couple of years, they did not pay attention to. but they're pointing out that there is a neutral basis. growth continues at ebay, it is a powerful machine that continues to grow. in terms of qualcomm, we are looking at gains in extended trading right now. the big concern out of everyone, and matt mention this as well, is whether apple drops qualcomm from intel, stops ordering chips from them entirely. chip in apple wins a the new iphone, it may be just a few. giant may not be a big part of the apple business. estimated the number is well below $500 million for apple, so not a big loss for anyone. imagines in order to get some sockets, intel will really have to cut costs quite a bit. they will not be walking into that with the 40% margins they are boasting of. -- they wantically to build a business, and if that happens, it would be a start, but there may not be

there has been a lot of talk about it ebay might be interested in spinning it off.hat you think the likelihood might be. cory: i'm blaming them for one of the only warriors losses this year. it is a very interesting business because they know so much about what consumers do and when they do it. david: great talking to you. as always. forlet: that does it "bloomberg markets." the s&p and dow higher at the close. the nasdaq, the real star performer following on the heels of that are than expected earnings out of microsoft. the market close is next. ♪ scarlet: we are moments away from the closing bell. i'm scarlet fu. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. matt: and i'm matt miller. scarlet: u.s. stocks closing higher this afternoon, the dow closing up for the ninth straight day. -- longest winning straight winning streak in more than three straight years. we've seen earnings from big tech names, and today, we get numbers from intel, qualcomm, and ebay. plus, turkey ratings cut by s&p. we asked our guest with the coup attempt means for long-term growth projects. the: and gm's ceo co

look for ebay, qualcomm, and mattel.n a programming note, don't miss or interview with morgan stanley ceo james gorman. >> also on today's agenda, the gop convention. mike pence will address delegates tonight. joining us from cleveland with a look ahead of what to expect along with the highlights from last night. >> reporter: good morning. you can take the word presumptive out of the phrase presumptive nominee. donald trump fishlgly clenched the party nomination for president of the united states last night. when they did the roll call of the state, new york state actually passed on the first go round so they could be the state to put trump over the top. when the moment came, it was his son who did the honors. here's donald trump junior last night. >> it is my honor to be able to throw donald trump over the top in the delegate count tonight with 89 delegates. and another six for john kasich. congratulations dad, we love you. >> so a big moment last night for the trump family. still some political trouble for donald trump

move on to ebay. great report, up 6%. tech knocking it out of the park. basically talking about operating margins were way improved. doing a lot of stock repurchases. enhancing shareholder value. stubhub, ebay, bought stuff hub. business is buying concert tickets and events tickets. revenue up 40% to $225 million. so that is good stuff. here is another stat. ebay crossedded 1 billionth live listing mark in the quarter. all good things for you from here. david: a lot of stock buybacks though. funny way of dealing with numbers there. by the way we're going to have a lot more reporting from cleveland, our own connell mcshane is right in the middle of the action. he was only one bringing that action to you in the first 15 minutes of this hour. we'll go back to connell in a moment.ght. demonstrators burning the american flag to make a point, claiming our country was never great. we'll have a live report from the protests coming up next. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance pl

that would be ebay.lipton doing double duty for us. >> the company delivering eps of 43 cents. street looking for 42 cents. on revenue 2.23 billion. analyst looking for $2.17 billion. looks like it comes in at 20.9 billion, better than expect the, up 4%. up 6% currency adjusted. active buyers 164 million. board also approving an additional $2.5 billion stock repurchase authorization and raising full year 2016 revenue as well as eps guidance. bill, back to you. >> josh, thank you very much. that stock up almost 7% here, mike. >> yeah. the value name in e-commerce right here. seems like gross merchandise volume was a big deal. interesting to hear what they have to say about brexit effects. they have big business in uk and germany. two big markets always big for ebay. >> all right, kelly, a day in the books. we will hear from stacy smith in a while. back to you in cleveland. >> thank you. today is day three of the republican national convention. in case you missed speeches last night, the attacks on democra

scarlet: i wanted to correct something i said yesterday about ebay.he earnings-per-share figure from a year ago, now that paypal has been split off from ebay, earnings from continuing operations for ebay was $.43 a share, a penny more than in the same quarter a year ago. they climb to a record high, the company raising revenue for the full year. joe: earnings relating news from boeing. a $2.1 billion after-tax -- after-tax accounting laws. dreamlinerhe 787 reduction, 747 jumbo jet and the refueling tanker contract for the u.s. air force. a $2.1 billion charge to boeings and as a result, is down 1.5% in the after-hours. after determining it cannot find any buyers it wrote off the aircraft. there were so many problems bringing it to market, and now they had this issue. we can pull together our collective savings and just pick up one of those aircraft. that would be cool. we've got to move on from earnings because one of the is that the rich of gotten richer. depicted inlass is this famous chart that many have deemed the elephant chart. the conversation

scarlet: ebay. julie: we are talking about the concert box office because ebay owns stub hub. of the reasons ebay saw growth last quarter. it also sort of tried to migrate to being a marketplace for hard-to-find items. here is the one year since the split with paypal. let's take a look at what it is doing today. it seeing its biggest one-day increase in nine months and hit a record high. it not only beat in terms of the second order analyst but raised its revenue profit forecast with second-quarter revenue up percent. this seems to be reassuring to investors who were unsure about its growth trajectory after paypal. if you look at how the companies business divvies up, it's a mostly fixed price business. it is mostly new things being sold on ebay versus re-sold things that were the original source of his mess. taking a look at some of the other earnings winners today united rental shares are surging after the company's earnings beat estimates. improving rental rates. the maker of industrial products and domino's pizza coming in with earnings that beat analyst estimates. more pe

good news for ebay, after its spinoff of paypal last year.aypal has been a big road striper in ebay but it made some changes to its marketplace business and saw growth there, also in stubhub, ticket reselling business saw a big gain in revenue that helped out ebay, as well. let's go to the big board and see how we're doing. the dow is down about 20 points. nasdaq is up by 10. s&p moving higher by one point in the early going. kenny and michelle, back to you. >> thank you. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." charlie rose joins us now from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. we're here on the convention floor where delegates booed ted cruz for not endorsing donald trump. but not on the floor where [ indiscernible ] but we'll talk with bob schieffer about the fallout plus eric trump and newt gingrich join us at the table the morning after their speeches. and ivanka trump is also here preparing to introduce her dad tonight. we look at how she and her husband are the power couple behind

. >> 10 years ago, the first wave of ebay and amazon.amazon has done so so in china, but ebay's strategy was a failure. largely because they would hire a u.s.-based person to run companies in china. without the local knowledge, it is just really difficult. but you know, u.s. companies still do this. company.y a >> and they bring in a gringo to run it. >> well, they don't have to be white, but they are very western-centric. >> what is the most common mistake investors make when they get involved in china? >> china is very different than the u.s. in operations, it is very different. they need a more mass-market approach. very interesting turning to help them to think through that. more companies can do better in er thanvertime, bettor amazon and ebay. they have to be empowered to make decisions locally. guys.nk you very much, that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." be sure to tune in tomorrow. it is going to be so cool. now, he is working in silicon valley. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: currencies make the headlines. the yen is nea

>> 10 years ago, the first wave of ebay and amazon, and while amazon has done so so in china, ebay'ss a failure. they would hire a us-based person to run the company in china. knowledge, the local it is really difficult. but u.s. companies still do this. they buy a company or an investment company in china. cory: they bring in a gringo to run it? >> you know, they don't have to be white. [laughter] but it is still very western centric. cory: what is the most common mistake you seek u.s. investors make? looking for something that is exactly a clone of the u.s. in china, it is very different. deep down, the operation will completely be different and needs a different mass-market approach. working with airbnb very closely, it has been an interesting journey to help us to get through that. and companies that are e-commerce based can do better over time. better than amazon and ebay. be empowered to make decisions. thank you very much guys, we appreciate it. this does it for that addition of "bloomberg west." tune in tomorrow, we have patrick willis. a former pro bowler who is now working

abigail: turning to one of the best performers on the nasdaq this week, ebay is up about 13%.weekly performance since 2011. ebay not only carved out a new record high, but added $.4 billion of a market cap based on a solid second quarter. they were looking for a lobar quarter, nothing great, but instead they put up 5.7% revenue growth and really wowed. as for whether it is too late to get into the shares on ebay, hitting a record high, there are technical indicators suggesting that it is overbought. the relative strength index is at levels last seen in 1998 when they went public. david: how about some losers? abigail: netflix, they are the big loser down about 13%. amazingly though, we do not have to go back very far to find out the worst week, that was in april when they were down about 40%. that was in the march quarter. this week, the weekly performance for netflix, also driven by a quarterly report, the second one. investors very disappointed by the growth in the subscriber numbers come up both -- numbers, both domestically and internationally. and some say it is due to th

start field by selling things on ebay and the yosemite making things. moves them into making things. fabulously successful. and new york, over the past 15 years done a number of things to encourage entrepreneurship. this great map of all the permits you need to go through to get to start a restaurant or shop. the problem but there were 17 things they need to get there. we hope for more going forward. >> thank you. i agree with everything you say, but what upsets me is that we are preaching to the choir. i want to focus you on the union thing. you said sometimes union play a role. i have a problem with that. [laughter] a restraintasically of trade. contrary to competition. can't in a co-op and you do into the union 32b which is a nonskilled job where he opened the door, press the button for the elevator and these guys come some of them are working two shifts. people who struggle to make minimum wage would love those jobs. if do you justify any union you believe in free competition in the free market? freet i justify is association of adults. the extent t

i guess it is, you sell things for the house on ebay. ebay is your pick. a lot of people would notice right off the top that they get a lot of their revenue out of the uk. are you worried about that? >> no. because they provide transactions. the primary e commerce platform for the small business for the world for that matter and what they provide are unique items. i'm a left-handed golfer. if i want to go buy a pair of used clubs, there's one market in the world that can provide me that. is it a commodity item? ? . you can go to amazon and walmart, but e may is the unique item marketplace for the world. >> cole, i'm going to put you with our executive producer, who's also a left-handed golfer. cole smeed. have a great fourth. >>> coming up next, there will be a record number of drivers on the road this holiday weekend. one guess what's fuelling the traffic. >>> lower gas prices led to drivers racking up a record number of miles. more than 3 trillion of them, but also a deadly year. the national highway traffic safety administration says fatalities in 2015

thanks to positive dwins earlier this monlt on a heels of a restruct technology and ebay bo up 31%. linear stocks have turned around this year after the firm received a bid for about $15 billion. and as for ebay, the company reporting earnings last week of very positive same store sales an an solid guidance. after strong results from amazon, facebook and google, the ek tor may get hotter. >> hr deliveries are revenues at ups and that is where we begin tonight's market focus. >> the world's largest package delivery company beat sales. the company also reiterated its earnings guidance for the full year. shares of ups rose fractionally to 108.10. >>> profit was cut in half at phillips 66. the energy company said a gas glut, but earnings still managed to beat expeck tases. revenue fell burke came in shy of estimates. t sh cents to 76.06. strong demand for strucks and suvs h, but that wasn't enough to beat estimates. the auto retailer did report profit that was bert than ek pechted, so shares were up more than 2% to 53.35. cigna posted profits for the quarter bel expectations. the compan

one on ebay sold for almost $200. taking the shortcuts. stuart: i just saw on a today -- s phoned stephen: i was selling those to you. >> just saying. time now for the press review. now is our correspondent who is reading the international press for us. good morning. majoress, across several news items today -- there is nice, turkey, the republican convention. let's start with nice. >> with the nice attack, a tunisian man w with troubling psychological issues -- a wife beater, a drunk, possibly a sexual deviant -- this is coming out of "the wall street journal" and it includes several unsavory incidents he is connected with. >> let's look at the political angle with the french press. the attack has exposed divisions within the french political class. cartoon start with this which really says it all. you can see the french politicians are clambering over each other to put in their two cents worth after the nice attack, saying that we need to react differently. a terrorist attack can be prevented, and so forth. right there you see marine le

lauren: at ebay shares rallied 6% in premarket after the online retailer reported that second-quartern additional $2.5 billion stock buyback. nicole: tesla ceo elon musk and build a new for the website. goes on to broaden tesla to spending two suvs, electric trucks and buses as well as car sharing and solar energy system. outlining a plan for an integrated carbon free energy enterprise, one that would offer a wider range of vehicles and products and services beyond electric cars and batteries. he envisions tesla owners allowing others to use their vehicles through a smartphone now. i wonder how solar city will now get it. lauren: so many investors say they can't deliver the cars are supposed to as it is. why did venturing out in such a big way. if you are flying southwest, pack your patience. hundreds of flights were delayed or canceled yesterday after technical problems prevented people from checking and reporting their southwest flights. >> we got your two hours early, but we've been in line for almost two hours. i don't know if they're going to miss their flight or not. nicole: sou

ed glaeser: the thing with ebay, the result made a mistake, i forgot about the employees. they are certainly entrepreneurs , but they are also employees. >> they are not employers. they enable employment. are you familiar with the boston consulting group? oft year on the correlation five countries, on the correlation of entrepreneurship and job access to global technology, specifically cell phones and smartphones, it was pictured an early interesting in terms of the answer to this question. do you get more job formation, that's her job growth, faster creation of small jobs when you look at the penetration of smartphones? it is very encouraging, frankly. ed glaeser: i have not seen it. it sounds certainly plausible, and i think again it makes the point that technology is not dooming anything. it is a question of how it is used. i think that is the point. so again, and i just want to end on this point. i am not, this is not a rosy speech, this is not a happy speech that i am giving. it is actually a profoundly deep speech. i'm disturbed about our country and the policy debat

it does so in a way that starts off by having them sell things on ebay. that is the simplest form you can imagine. ben walks them up to the makers space. they are moving into madison park high school. in boston, it is a vocational school. i don't know that this will work. that is why we are doing a randomized controlled trial. what we need in this country is not to think we know the answer, what we need is a flourishing of all the kind of innovative ideas that people in this room have. we need a flourish of the private sector initiative to teach people how to become entrepreneurs. to find a promise of places with a did not ink there was any. the possible project may work. if it does work we will scale it up. if it is not, we will try something else. this is how things should work in this world. innovation centers, this is, last year i was talking about how to create a enterprise zone. let me be entirely clear. there are two ways to think about a zone. one is a subsidies zone. in place will drive people to relocate. almost surelys the wrong way to go. the

would you believe 10% on ebay? that's good.ry offensive tweet about patricia smith, mother of one of the benghazi victims. i hate to do this, but i'm going to show it to you. i don't care how many children pat smith lost, i would like to beat her to death. get rid of it, please, i don't want it on the screen. on the other side a writer was banned from twitter earlier this week for sending an offensive tweet. it was offensive. the guy is banned, the gq writer who wrote that dreadful stuff, he's still got an active account. that's a double standard. >> it is a double standard. twitter messed up; right? no other wait to say it. stuart: yeah. >> and some people have been pointing out, oh, i guess if you're friend with the founder, jack dorsey, you have a little bit more pull because leslie jones actually complained on twitter. stuart: a cute guy? >> no. jack dorsey is the founder of twitter. stuart: right. >> and tweeted out this sort of thing this shouldn't happen on twitter, she was getting racist comments and hateful comments. a

oliver: you mentioned ebay as a standout mover in the textbased. what going on there?est dayving since the beginning of april. a bloomberg intelligence analyst thought it could have to do with the fact that investors think it is more likely the bank of england is on cause as far as rate cuts. this could suggest the u.k. economy is not going to be as as earlierthe brexit thought. plus, recent checks are show weighing that hits to the company's website are better than expected, strong right now, so we do have some strength in ebay. oliver: thank you, abigail the nasdaq.t joel: the bank of england's move to keep interest rates unchanged caught some off guard. our next guest says the bank of england will cut in august and start qe. joining us from new hampshire is a professor of economics at dartmouth college and former member of the policy committee at boe. he is also a bloomberg contributor noted her. thanks for joining us. what did you make of this -- contributing editor. thanks for joining us. what did you make of this? said, it's a surprise. when you have a surprise,

begiagain and start something ts like selling things on ebay and moves them into making things. it's a more poorly thought-out program. rock star is just in the process of being worked out and based on the model on the waterfront which was successful but not at all targeted towards -- very much towards -- your middle one was? >> had to do with -- >> okay. yes. new york over the past 15 years has to a number things to encourage entrepreneurship. many of them i support her one of my favorite things when has this great map of all permits you need to go through to get them to start a restaurant or your shop which was fabulous. you could learn what you need to do. the problem is the resilient team thing you need to go through. at least they did show youth union those 17 permits. that was a step in the right direction but we hope for more going forward. >> choose someone in the back. >> the problem is i agree with everything you say, but what really upsets me is that we are preaching to the choir. i want to focus you on the union thing. use it sometimes unions play a good role. i have

i found this on ebay. in la follette ran three miles before breakfast everyday. the washington post celebrated her scaling of, a 12,000 foot volcano from costa rica. lesson nine. involve yourself in the larger world. la follette believers in growing desire of women leisures and to share the work of the world. it was reenforced in 1911 by the p publications of shiner. >> schreiner describes women who had empty lives. a term la follette used differently of her demand of quality opportunity. she took up the law course as well. the first woman to graduate from the university of wisconsin law school. see if you can figure her out. she seems to be the only one who actually earned a diploma. >> a passion that was not shared by the young couple with life in the nation's capitol. to the query, what do washington and women talk about. >> belle la follette complains oh, too much of the weather. she reminded her sisters in washington official life. we are not supposed to belong to the butterfly in pair acrasidic class. >> lesson ten, recognizing the personal is political. be

. >> the trump campaign is so hard up for moneys just saw the fog machine on ebay for 30 bucks. don't feel good about it. >> that's not for you to say. >> earlier today, you nominated the real one. >> we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet. >>> she's excited. good morning to you, you are watching "fox & friends first" on this wednesday morning. i'm heather childers. >> and i'm abby huntsman. day three of the dnc kicking off in just a few hours. the stage set for president obama and vice president biden. >> we have fox news team coverage for you this morning. jackie is following trump hot on the campaign trail. >> but let's get right to doug live in philly with the latest from the dnc where it is still dark out there. good morning to you. >> reporter: morning. the dnc was able to heal some of the lingering damage with last night's roll call vote, but not without tension. a large group of protesters made their way from downtown philadelphia to just outside the security perimeter at the convention site around 9:00 pchl last night, at one point burping the american

>> i usually check on sold listings on ebay. these are things you have in your house. we are going to go to the basement. look at. these are gems. >> cartridges. >> nintendo. >> i am going to hold on to these. >> nintendo games. >> don't take those home with me. >> old remotes on tv, cal cue laytors. say you see an old tv on the side of the road, go and take the remote and sell it for $10. they easily go in a shipping label. >> i literally had all these games. arnold's ornl. >> ship it and they will give you the money. >> and these two. >> what about my old cds. >> your old cds. vinyls and manuals for cameras. star wars manuals. >> because they are collectibles or people don't remember how to put together their leggos? >> these are my son's. 10 pounds, you can get about $40. >> thank you very much. >> he has consulted everyone from business leaders to presidents and celebrities. self-help superstar, tony this back to school, give them a universe of knowledge with this 11.6" samsung chromebook for just $189. save money. live better. walmart. are you ready to take the ge

we like that name quite a bit and ebay and nvr. >> ebay, why?you know, is we think a diamond in the rough and always gets compared against amazon. we think the two can coexist together. ebay is working on profits and cash flow and working on a great business model opposed to top line revenue and a couple-year period of a turnaround process and starting to see good sign that is it's working and opportunity ahead for them. we love the cash flow it generates. >> mike? >> david, in addition to gilead, you like apple. two of the most profitable mega cap stocks in the market with depressed multiples. why don't you think the market is telling us something about the trajectory of the businesses over time? >> i think the market is short term in nature. we are long term investors. >> the market at 18 times. so it is not short term about the whole market. >> procter and gamble trying to find a new growth engine or apple and you have to wait a year for the next really big iphone cycle? and the two issues of apple is used to get a new phone every two years a

go online to ebay and see what your time share is selling for and list it and try to sell it for thatt get much money just out from under the obligation. there are a lot of companies that offer to help you but a bunch of them just want to republic you off, maybe even the majority. be careful. >> good advice. if you have a question for michael finney record it and share it on social # askfinney. your question could be answered right here. >> starbucks lovers prepare to lose your mind the chain is set to really out a line of upscale cafes called "starbucks reserve." the new stores are fancy and bigger with coffee brews four ways and food from high-end italian bakery. the reserve only cafes open next year. >> we have more on the search for a student missing overseas. and back to cleveland with reggie aqui after the first night of the republican national convention. >> i am tracking clouds and fog for the commute but not so much drizzle as yesterday leading to temperatures warmer but nothing temperatures warmer but nothing like the excessive heat. did you know people can save over $500 wh

it does so in a way by having them sell things on ebay. they are moving in into madison park high school in boston, a vocational school. work,t know the this will but what we need in this country is not to think we know the answer. we need a flourishing of all the kind of innovative ideas that people in this room already have. products and places where they did think there was one. if it does work we will scale it up if it doesn't we will try something else. this is how things should work in this world. innovation centers. talking -- two years ago i was talking about the time to create enterprise zones within high poverty areas. there are two ways to think about it sound. one in which we just brought people to relocate. this is not the right way to go. the other vision of a zone is a reform zone. you can try things but you couldn't get throughout the city as a whole. , town inpermanent massachusetts, called dozens, it means you go with one person, one person is in charge of making sure the business gets through. if i can get one stop -- in

. >> trump's campaign is so hard up for money i fought their fog machine on ebay for 30 bucks.eek and a half ago a fog machine light show at a political convention would have been a joke. and it's still a joke this week. >> reporter: and alicia keys closing out the show. here in philadelphia, the city that gave birth to the ideal that all men are created equal, now the birthplace for a new era of gender equality. ♪ oh yes i'm a super woman >>> up next, the mothers of the movement. bringing this convention crowd to its feet. their message and the unspeakable loss they share. nce, you can get a great deal on this 2016 passat. steve. yeah? clarence is on a roll. yeah. i wish they'd name an event after me. same here. but the model year end becky event? that's no good... stevent! that's just vandalism. whatever you want to call it, don't miss the volkswagen model year end event. hurry in for a one-thousand dollar volkswagen reward card and 0% apr on a new 2016 passat. nexium 24hfor their own#1 choice of docfrequent heartburn.s for complete protection all day and night make nexium 24

also linear technology and ebay both up 31% this summer.r stock has turned around this year after the firm received a bid for $15 billion. as for ebay's hot streak, the e-commerce company reporting earnings last week and a solid full year guidance which has helped push the stock up higher. >> thank you very much for that. now to this morning's must reads. hillary clinton find her target. general writing that her speech hit the right tones, went down well. the convention as a whole has worked for the democrats, but says conventions rarely make or break a general election. mrs. clinton will regain a clear poll lead in the coming days. she has more than earned her post convention bounce, but goes on the to say there's a lot more challenges ahead. should be aware of two reoccurring weaknesses underestimating mr. trump being one of them and continuing inability to win over blue collar americans. so basically saying this convention went better than the republican convention. >> that white blue collar workers theme continues to pop up. writing abo

earnings certainly driving the action and we're watching ebay.ter. one of the reasons for growth, ticket retailer stub hub, that stock surged. and we're qualcomm. the stock is doing well in the premarket. surging after an earnings beat and reacting well to qualcomm gaining market share in china. and that stock is going to be up 7%. texas senator ted cruz striking a different tone than other speakers the a the republican national convention. the former presidential candidate stopped short of endorsing the republican nominee donald trump sparking boos from the crowd. stuart varney says that cruz and the establishment are being sore losers. stuart joins me with more. yeah, no kidding, stu. stuart: yeah, i think that. the guy was given time at the republican convention, it's trump's convention, he goes up there and he does not endorse donald trump. instead he comes out with a luke warm idea about let's get behind the constitution. what the audience wanted was, yeah, we've had our differences, but i'm with trump. let's get together and beat hillary. d

[closing bell rings] melissa: we'll hear from intel, american express and ebay how they fared.our on "after the bell" hour, we want to tell you what we have for you this hour. looking ahead to day three of the republican convention kicking off in a matter of hours with big-name speakers including former bitter rival, ted cruz.

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it is a significant amount to lose, all stuff that i purchased i can't use, i will try to put it on ebay, maybe i'll get something back. >> look at front door of the alpine address, addressed to mr. salvo to leave the home by july 11, i went to the courthouse to learn more, i came over documents with eviction notices back to beginning of may, evidence that salvo violated terms of his lease with postings of airbnb. and a abov above above thing --s accused ofos $25,000 to the land lord. and police visiting property as a result of the party, i spoke with the landlord's lawyer on the phone, he said salvo no longer resides on the premise, he expressed sorrow for jennie's wedding, he said that landlord was unaware of wedding party plans at the house until chasing news contacted my office. we reached out to air airbnb for comment, according to policies online, it is in violation of company policy to transfer any funds off of site. i also able to reach are in salvo by phone yesterday, and he told me he can't selled -- he canceled the wedding because his mother has stage 4 cancer, and said that j

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on ebay there are dozens for sale. the cheapest is about $3 but most of them cost hundreds of dollars. one is posted for $1000. wonder if that's the squirrel maybe. the listings show trainers at higher levels with several pokimon characters already captured. >> i thought i was confused before. now i'm really confused. >> right? >> but jan, she thoroughly understands it. >> i do that with every story. [ laughter ] >> and she does. >>> the threat is over, we are in good shape. looking at maybe some fog tonight, those areas that received showers and then a little break in the heat before it really, really rolls in here. let's start with 3-degree guarantee. we have not had time for this yet, we have been so busy. we went for a high of 96, seemed pretty reasonable, i think. we will let you know how we did tonight at 11:00. and also check up on us by downloading our app for free. a live look outside to our live michael & son weather cam. dew points down in the low 70s, only 78, relative humidity is almost 80%. pretty tropica

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no seats and those seats were selling for a lot of money on ebay. you're going for big numbers. i was thinking about taking 10 tickets or 12 tickets and saying, let's go. they were selling for a lot of money. amazing. just remember, supreme court justices. i want to finish, we have had some incredible support because when i started, everyone said, they now say, you can do that, these were the same people that said, he will run but he will not run and i ran, and they said, oh, and then they said, but he will not win, and then i started off at 6%, which is high because i was there for two days. people forgot. to 12, 18, andt every week, i said, that is the ceiling and he cannot do more than that. we go from six, and i saw them in the audience, and we go from six to 12 to 18 and then, they go, that is the ceiling. run, and if he runs, he will just the doing it for .un this is a lot of work, folks. i did not need this, this was not exactly the schedule. i saw how badly our country is doing and how easy it will be to aloneback trade deals will make an impact like you will not believe

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were like were starting a news organization that's going to be funded by the do dude that founded ebay was like a no attachment commitment to fund the journalism that we wanted to do. that was basically how all of the started. we went through a hole mass and made mistakes but the point was it started a process to creating an ability to have an autonomous news organization where the air never tells us what to do, what to write, what not to write and so many journalists are fighting over how do you do this kind of journalism and we feel very blessed to be in the position that were in. we started what is now known as the intercept. we brought in people like cora courier was always one of my favorite young journalists and ryan devereaux and others and we started to build something that we did it in a waiver we didn't know exactly where we were going but we got to the point where we have an incredible editor in chief, betsy reed, who i have worked with for so long who is an incredible leader. she's quiet and humble but she is an incredible editor and has amazing insight into the kind of new

swipes at trump joking that his campaign is so hard up for money that she bought the fog machine on ebaycks. okay. and social media was abuzz as meryl streep took the stage in this patriotic number. she made an enthusiastic pitch for hillary clinton wearing an all american flag inspired shirt dress ensemble. >> wow. >> what do you think of -- >> she's clearly enthusiastic all the way around. >> she clearly is. >> i think we can see. >>> next, some attention for beer lovers. the smithsonian may have a job for you. officially it's a gig with the national museum of american history as its first ever historian or scholar for the american brewing history initiative. >> okay, sounds hike a good idea posted as a three-year full time job in which you'll be drinking craft beer talking to brewers and reporting back about your findings that is if you can remember any of those findings. >> the job pays nearly $65,000 plus benefits. the application deadline is august 10th. >> i know what i'll be doing on the 9th. >>> one of the characteristics of a good reporter is being observant you might say. >> o