if you take that out, they were a little light on eps.nues we think consensus really didn't capture the acquisition on numbers. and when we look at revenue growth, it declined minus 4.6% excluding acquisitions in currency. last quarter declined only 3% and the comparison was easier this quarter. so when you look at it that way, yes, they beat consensus revenues, but for me, the business actually got a little bit worse this quarter. revenues were down on a like for like basis despite the fact that the comparison was equal. i think you're seeing some of that tug of war in the marketplace today with the stock, you know, trading around flat on the day. >> yeah, you're at a market perform kind of waiting around trying to see where the story's going to turn. i hear you perhaps taking a negative view about the future now. >> well, look, the second half is very back end loaded. so ibm provided guidance for q-3. and for ibm to make its full year guidance, q-4 needs to be the best ramp in the last 14 years. it's certainly possible, but those aren't

that might come into 9 to 11 cents in eps. still though, you know, mcdonald's is still returning a whole lot of cash that shareholders in its final year of a $30 billion return to its shareholders, and they highlighted that they bought back $3.4 billion worth of stock in the second quarter and this one is for kelly in terms of pokemon go, they're looking at all opportunities that might be coming here to the u.s. in the future. >> they better act fast before that whole thing goes away. >> if i were just looking at a chart of mcdonald's, we were looking at it just then, i would wonder where is the slump. that stock going into today was up 31% in that time. it's down 4% today, and this year-to-date it was up 8% which outperformed the s&p. so i'm just wondering, it's probably due for a correction of some kind at this point. >> that's a good point. we did see bottom at the end of june and we rallied 10% since then just in the past month, but don't forget, we're coming off two years, two years of comp sales really being down, so, yo

eps is used in a vast number of applications.nintelligible). --- has the city properly evaluated the availability of substitutions for eps foam? from an environmental perspective this is a formula for disaster especially when packaging material choices that do not meet standardized performance of petitions can lead to increased, not decreased, environmental impact. environmental improvements should not be based on assumptions. --- finally we ask that this ordinance be given closer scrutiny and encourage you to vote against it and you cannot justify environmental superiority of alternative packaging choices. >> chair peskin: next speaker please. >> my name is todd sutton, an environmental materials management consultant. i'm here representing morris recycling associates in sonoma. contrary to public belief, eps is recyclable. cardboard is selling under five cents a pound, newsprint under three cents a pounds. there are thirteen buyers for plastic. (unintelligible) shows 10 drop off locations in the area, 2 in san francisco. --- li

not a real screaming grower but 2.5 bucks in eps over next year or so it has it trading around 14 timesnings. this is kind of interesting, seema pointed out that the stock is implying a move of about 2% on earnings. but if you take a look from earnings to the 20 days that follow it, generally speaking, this thing moves about 5% and yet if you wanted to make a bullish bet right now you could buy the september 37 calls for just 60 cents, less than 2% of the current stock price. let's review for one second. stock usually moves 5% in the 20 days after earnings. to me, that seems like a no brainer. >> i agree with that. people wrote pfizer off for dead many years ago, everything is coming off patent data and no room for growth. without getting too much into the weeds as far as products, i'm sure some of the boys on this desk are familiar with one or two, i will say this, pfizer at 13.5, 14 times forward earnings, it's cheap relative to its peers and dividend to me is teflon, 2.75% yield and it has stealthy rally. but the rest of the market i think it goes higher. >> there you go with mike wi

nine out of the last ten quarter, they've beat or raised eps. they execute and execute well. think the stock can continue to go higher and for you folks playing at home, as long as the ibp stays above that 285 level, which i think is is critical, it goes higher. >> i'll give a shoutout to josh brown on halftime report. couple of days ago, he said and i can't remember what day it was, that amgen was the best looking chart and stock in any bio techs he'd seen in a long time. a good call a couple of days ago. dpl there are not that many places where you get to buy stocks at valuations below. amgen is one. pfizer is another. >> i like both to the upside. >> up next, your tweets in the final call from the opgs pits. i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expect

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i say with about 14% eps growth, into earnings, i think the climate still works for them. it has for years. they have their inventories under control. you want to stay long on retailer, i think home depot's the best in the space. >> i agree i think you have to stay long home depot. i think my len yals are going to shift, move out of the cities and be shopping home depot. i love tj maxx and i love the dollar stores. >> okay, there you go. the names we mentioned. next up it is official. federal health workers announcing today the first locally spread case of the zika virus. meg has the details. >> that's right. we've been expegting these cases to start spreading in the united states and today, we got confirmation from the cdc and florida department of health that there have been four cases of locally transmitted cases of zika in florida. these have been detected around the miami area and that is really all we've seen so far. although the cdc says we could see more. we have this mosquito mostly in the southern warmer ta eer stat. as for the work going into zika, there are a l

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the eps is 39 cents, which is a miss. what about the revenue? we don't have the revenue numbers? 20.6billion. again, both a miss, a miss on both the revenue and the eps and yet the market is showing a gain of about 3% right now after hours. lori is with us now. lori, what are the details. >> hi, guys, sorry about that. we've got a miss cue over here. it looks like a good report, at least the way investors are interpreting this. so it looks like cloud computing up 102%, microsoft has been trying to shift the business toward cloud to offset some of the losses in the windows operating system demands and whatnot. also phone sales were down a lot. shares now up 4.2%. it looks like they're at least sticking by their guidance and 39 cents a share looks like at first glance, a little bit lower than expectations but investors shrugging off what they're doing in this quarter and the strategy. david: why is the market up after hours despite the loss? >> i'm surprised at that. my models were showing high probability of a miss in earnings, which that happened. i think the reaction possibly he

reporter: beat on eps line, $8.42. street was looking for $8.04. overall revenue a beat as well. coming in at $21 billion. $21.88 billion. street was looking for $20.76 billion. we're looking for net sales number, google, alphabet pays a lot in acquisition cost in traffic. street was looking for 60.9 billion. i'm seeing a number could be -- 15.46 billion. that could be a miss. 6.6% so tracking share performance as developments come in from the google alphabet conference call. back to you guys. david: we'll go back to amazon. first let's dig into google a bit. melissa: daniel, what do you think of those numbers? >> i think they represent something we've been hearing a lot about. google has transitioned to mobile really well. we're concerned about the acquisition costs for mobile users and they seem to be weathering that fairly well. when it comes to competitors like facebook, they're still a little bit ahead there, even though facebook is encroaching somewhat on its search traffic. so google and alphabet as a whole firing on all cylinders. melissa: jeff, what do you think, compare

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here is going out -- he goes to this window here and looks out as we drive away and givers us this ep the doorbell and he clearly got upset. this is go grow on the faeingt faeing there's so many different then and the full video is on my facebook page. >> mine will be see you and i'm going to leap. >> i think. >> i'm going to put put it on brownies and he's 10. >> i don't know. >> eric stone you know from "modern family" and one thing i was wonder when i watch the movie when his character is eating dog food how is he doing the voice sound of him eating dog foot food out of dog bowl. i want to know that apps. this is what he had to say. >> when you're eating the dog food and there's no voice acting are you really doing that sound effect. >> that's a good question for chris. i know i made those noises if the booth for hours of eating noises and my suspic don't to what they do is take my noise and then layer it in like a you know they had layers to it. you know. i'm up close to the pike phone though right on the microphone. i'll take a driching of water and get my mouth nice and sloppy a

that eps number nearly doubling.ow daily and monthly active hughesers are always of interest for facebook. daily active users inching up to $1.13 billion, ahead of expectations. now $1.71 billion analyst expecting $1.6 9d billion. now this calculates out to 66% of monthly active users. visit the site or service daily. that is an increase. now with facebook we're always curious about how much money is able to generate per user. that number increasing far more than analysts had expected. average revenue per user $3.82. versus expectations of $3.59. so significant beat pretty much across the board and really seems to be driven, kelly, by mobile revenue. mobile revenue $5.42 billion up 81% from a year ago. wall street analyst looking for $5.84 billion in terms of mobile revenue. we will talk to facebook and we will bring that to you later in the hour. >> thank you. facebook shares up nearly 7%. this company was already trading at all-time highs. this trading over 132 bucks now. >> here is the funny thing. they had taken

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eps beat 97 cents. adjusted revenues as well.nse and services revenue coming in ahead of estimates. deferred revenue and billings were also ahead of expectations as well. kelly, back to you. >> all right, susan. thank you. those shares up 5%. we're just minutes away from conservatives calls for yahoo!, ibm, netflix in particular with the shares off 50%. we'll tell what you to listen for right after this. using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the fruit... veggies... and herbs needed to create a pop-up pick-your-own juice bar in the middle of the city, so now everyone knows... we have some of the freshest juice in town. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink see what the power of points can do for your business. mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of at&t, and security that senses and m

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microsoft reporting eps of 69 cents. looking for 58 cents on revenue. 22.64 billion. the street forecast 22.1 billion. just looking to the different segments quickly, kelly, cloud grew 7% to 6.7 billion. just looking under the hood, it looks like azure revenue jumped. personal computing, the flagship windows operating system, declined 4% to 8.9 billion. and then finally, segment includes office software, looks like revenue there grew 5% to 7 billion. going to keep combing through the release, kelly, bringing you more numbers. back to you. >> shares up a little bit more than 4%. what do you think, jon? >> good quarter. in the cloud in particular, and this is what we're really looking for, office 365 commercial revenue growth of 54%. 59% in constant currency. down from the 60% range that we had seen the last couple of quarters and what you expect once you start to see that install base transitioning more. office 365 consumer subscribers being at 23.1 million now. if i recall correctly, let's see, they were at 22 -- i'll ca

the street will look for eps up 53 cents on revenue of $13.5 billion.means a drop of 3% on the bottom line and pop of 3% on the top. intel still does generate roughly 60% of its revenue from the sale of pc chips. microsoft's cfo just told us the pc market was a bit better than expected. so what does that mean for intel's business? sales in its client computing group, including chips for pcs and mobile devices expected to come in at $7.2 billion. also sales for chips for servers, that big segment accounts for 30% of the company sales and close to half of intel's profits. guys, back to you. >> josh, thank you. so john fort, what are you expecting from qualcomm tonight? >> the question is whether qualcomm gets things turned around when it comes to the year over year comps. the street is looking for revenue of 5.58 billion. not gap earnings of share around 97 cents. that's a little lower consequenceus than what qualcomm delivered a year ago. so they could be just about in line with last year. that would psychologically be a good thing. especially since the

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seems to me this is a process an i would have to say last night where heavy hit werz elizabeth war epers and i think the berp berp are still upset bought it bill will come a bit. it will be difficult for the roll call and the people inside are sort of getting on board. it's people in the street that i think are not. >> an now it seemed to be michelle obama night she had a pretty positive speech with a pretty positive reaction onlin online. she took shot at trulp but never mentioned him by name. what was that reaction like. >> i think, brook, that's a classic strategy not to mention we know who we're talking abou about, but first lady did twlap well. they eechd wrapped it well and corey booker twrapd well until his experience and her knowledge of not mentioning by name is tactic to say we won't lower ourselves to trump level. >> we heard from other big names last night again as you mentioned he liz wedge warren and corey booker what was your reaction. >> i think corey booker did a great job. we still rise at the end of his speech particularly in weaving things together. the others were

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and his new ep "j'ouvert" comes out this september, you can hear the single "hendrix" now, award winningd producer wyclef jean! and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightlyshow using the #tonightly. michelle obama's speech was the best speech last night, but bernie sanders' was the most important. it was intended to unify the party, but it felt more like his breakup speech. how do you think he did? with his peeps, as they said in the e-mails. how do you think he did? does the party feel united or is it still -- >> it's going to get united. but it was really hard. looking at it, looked like bernie was giving the speech when you see the people crying. i was just, like, man, we need to legalize more weed, man. people are too emotional right now. >> larry: they're in the throws of the breakup. >> you make up to break up. it's almost like he was saying, now i can no longer be with you. i want to turn you over now. turn us over to who, man? go with her. that's what he was trying to do. it felt like a classic breakup machine. it's not me, it's the political mach

that is an unbelievable burred ep on the intelligence services, we are losing right now. >> for our viewers, a shooting incident underway. the shooting has ended, but the aftermath and investigation goes on in munich, germany. they have asked people to avoid the area. ten people may have been shot. but again, information is all coming in and all started less than 10-15 minutes ago. >> yeah, jon, reutters is reporting that there are as many 15 dead. that this is what they are see nothing a germ man newspaper and the german television is saying ten. multiple witness accounts of these shots being fired at the shooting center. it was evacuated and the area surrounding the mall is evacuated. there is video being posted on twitter of people who were there. one a student from duke university and she posted a video where you can see people running from the scene and carrying shopping bagses et cetera. and we don't have any official word and police responding in large numbers and some word that the shooter was killed as well. >> danny, you talked about hunter ares in germany. is it possible that a h

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. >>> here in the district a somber ganlerring at the national law ep forment office officer's memorial north west last night a candlelight vigil organized by united for blue and they lit candles read off the five names of each officer's killed in dallas the founders are wives of police officers one in d.c. and one in prince george country they spoke to us about what a difficult time it is to wear a badge. . >> their job is dangerous but it's to sivrn now. >> names of fallen officers from across the country areen gaveed at the national law enforcement memorial and now five more names will be added. >>> black lives matter. black lives matter. >> this was the northwest dozens of protesters peacefully marching and showing solidarity with plaque lives matter movement and calling on police departments around the country to enact reforms and police are often biased against african-american men and women and sometimes leads toe deadly consequences. >> officials in our area stay the area is stepping up efforts to increase public understanding of the tough job that police officers face every day

if you think about 2013 when the european eps is going down.n stocks had a strong performance. it goes to show that what drives markets typically in the long run is all you asians and there is more compelling valuation -- in the long run is the valuations and there is something more compelling valuations right now. different than back then in terms of performance? mouhammed: what you saw back then was a huge amount of negativity around europe. this is around the europe rate cut. valuations were quite low and distressed. the european central bank came in with a policy and did what he could and that saw a huge rally in european equities. today we are in a similar place. valuations are more compelling. central banks are stepping up. that can be positive in the equity market in europe. caroline: when you are talking to the investor base, not only mouhammed next you, but j.p. morgan asset management, are they talking to individual sectors? are they going over the most beaten up stocks? aleksandra: they have refrained from recommending individual sec

i would say with 18, 19% eps growth, it's not that crazy expensive. they seem to be doing everything right. other people were doing everything wrong. i heard a story before that you were huge panera fan back in high school. >> yeah. >> what did they call new high school? >> panera sarah. >> that's great. >> i would get the broccoli cheddar in a bread bowl. >> what is a trade school? >> you learn something new. we didn't know. >> but seriously this whole sector is coming under some pressure. >> it is. i'm surprised actually. a lot of things set up nicely for the sector. people are employed. they have money and gas prices are relatively low. we should note that panero's ceo will be joining us on "squawk on the street" tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. >>> let's get to the dnc. bernie sanders is urging supporters not to protest during the dnc. they're not listening. tell us what you're seeing. >> that's right. that's right, sarah. they're not listening to bernie sanders. he asked supporters not to protest, not to create disturbances at the dnc and to back hillary c

senior personal finance correspondent sharon ep per son has the story of how one family in suburban chicago is jumping for joy. >> 11-year-old maddy gillespie loves playing in the backyard. >> maddie is an amazing kid with an amazing amount of potential. >> her parents are like many two career couples, busy juggling work and raising three children, including maddie born with down syndrome and they continue to have special needs as she gets older. >> we want her to work and be engaged and do what makes maddie happy. with that, we have to consider her financial future. >> taking advantage of a new way to save known as an able account may help. these accounts are modeled after 529 college savings plans, four states, ohio, tennessee and nebraska and florida, have opened program for enrollment so far with several more expected to do so by the end of the year. in most indications families can use any state's plan regardless of where they live. >> able accounts are available to individuals who have been dying notioned with a qualifying disability before age 26 and have many advantages. families ca

ep mind and the fact that metro rail service does and at midnight both saturday and sunday. however, on monday, metro says there is no scheduled track work service will return to normal just for that one day and starting at 2:00 p.m., they will build up to rush hour like service with peak service time happening before and after the fireworks display. now, if, it's a big if, if severe weather does push back the fireworks display to tuesday, which hasn't happened in 25 year, metro says they are prepared to replicate the service. alexandra limon fox 5 local news. >>> a vietnam veteran visiting the district suffered a near fatal stroke. his family says if it wasn't for amazing doctors an complete stranger, he may not have survived. fox 5 has more. of. >> live every day like last day and enjoy it. live every day like it's your last because it could be. that's what i wanted to. >> with his family by his side. he was feeling lucky the day after surviving a stroke. he tells me he's in town from cleveland visiting family for the 4th of july. he was working on his computer at his son'

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. >> to a point it didn't have to escalate to and turn around we have to use ep pepper spray. it didn't need to go that far. >> now the officer who sprayed the crowd was suspended two weeks without pay. all charges were dropped against those two students who were arrested and police force here also will receive new training and that 23 minute video we have that entire things on the web site. you can take a look at fox5d fox5dc.com. live at university of maryland this morning. angela hemphill, fox local news. . >> time to talk warm. it was like we expected yesterday. it was hot and started raining. >> oh, my gosh the skies opened up in my area around 4:00 or so. >> that's right it got through here. it was not a bad evening. >> no, we ended up eating outside for dinner it was so beautiful. >> yeah, sun came out behind that. this morning we had a couple showers and thunderstorms back out to the west. most of us are dry. high was 95 and we had heat index values around 10 0. here's the radar to give you an idea where we are this morning. you see the showers and thunderstorms coming

leon panetta accused trump of inciting foreign eps nawnl. >> as someone who was responsible for protecting our nation from cyber attacks, it is inconceivable to me that any presidential candidate would be that irresponsible. >> reporter: meanwhile, trump tried to suppress viewership tonight when hillary clinton speaks. in a funds raising e-mail he warned supporters would be, "lied t attacked" for their beliefs." trump may have noticed tv ratings for the democrats are beating his g.o.p. convention, defying his prediction last friday. >> nobody's going to watch this next convention. >> reporter: trump said today this convention describes an america that does not exist, one of full employment, border security, and success against isis. for context, scott, trump also said putin is a better leader than president obama, fighting words to be sure on this us. major, thank you. well, for many young americans, this is their first election, and we wondered what they're thinking. so demarco morgan talked to three pennsylvania college students, erin duffy, breeon buchanan, and tyra woods, all of them u

officials can disclose the names of people and organizations ep gajds in acts of discrimination.oup of ethnic korean residents were the first to file a complaint and say they have been hurt by on-line v videos o the expulsion of koreans from japan. >> translator: extremely derogatory and violent hate speech needs to be deleted from the internet as soon as possible. >> the definition of hate speech in the ordinance is specific. it is defamatory or threatening activity that aims to exclude a certain racial or ethnic group or stir up hatred against its members.s. if officials determine the actions in the video meet that definition, they will disclose the names of people involved and ask websites to delete it. hate speech is a growing problem here in japan. but some say that regulations to control it should recognize the right to freedom of expression. japan's diet passed a hate speech bill in may, but it did not include penalties for offenders. >>> police say a japanese teenager arrested for a computer hacking earlier this week held a grudge against the school and thee teachers. e 1

. ♪ qwueeewep@1@xxxxxx >> it's 9:00 p.m. here in the french capital.dlines this hour -- five as one candidate is eliminated in the race to become the next british prime minister. denies ah parliament vote once again and a controversial labor reform bill is forced on to the books. and the fbi says hillary clinton should not face criminal charges for

. >> we need to look at this and say, as a community, we need to ep just grieve. >> it's also important to come together as a collective, as part of the community, and begin to create the kind of organizing strategy that we need engage in from this points on. >> some people said it was important to look at how situations in the past involving police have shaped the present. >>> as you know, this is a story that has been trending all day long, and it still is. amid all of these controversial police shootings, we've got other information to get to. first though, these are some of the things that you're saying. a female officer shares her age fur after the recent murders of alton sterling, and philandro castile. we hear from all things stood, police manage to de-escalate, disarm and not kill white people every day. i-other person says, no more r- more, i believe, that may be coming up. and it says sterling was a convicted felon, and shouldn't have had a gun, doesn't mean he deserved to die, but he wasn't an angle with no fault -- angel with no faults. we want to hear what you have to say.

seen in our area into the growing problem ro announce that he's making america's opioid and heroin ep dem he can a top national priority. we learned that the white house is asking for more than a billion dollars in funding to help people dealing with this problem. the money would go toward more prescription drug monitoring. new research on opioid misuse and expanding access to treatment that could save someone's life. both the house and senate passed a version of the bill supporting this initiative. >>> it's not what you'd expect at a high-end beauty retailer in gaithersburg. surveillance video shows a store clerk pouring a toxic skin care solution into her co-worker's water bottle last fall. a montgomery county judge sentenced luz lem nfield to ten days in jail. prosecutors say the suspect got off easy. >> on video poisoning their co-worker over a perceived conflict. this is not a way to resolve problems. >> lemonfield's defense attorneys say the defendant attacked their client at a party. >>> the d.c. city council will hear testimony over the decision to hire a new food vendor for c

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