glaxo smithkline sued over a popular aids drug. during the jury selection, one man was requested to be removed. the man happened to be gay was familiar with the drug and had lost a friend to aids. gl glaxo lost the trial. >> it's protecting the jurors from having the state say you're no good, go away. >> reporter: they say because the supreme court struck down the ban on same sex marriage, other high-profile cases like this one are fining their way into the courts. >> one of the reasons why glax owe smith kline is pushing is it's something of the vindication of the rights of gays and lesbian. >> reporter: some say it's not the same as having the right to marry. >> it's not essential to being a person as the ability to be married. >> reporter: the case will likely be heard by the supreme court which will then have to decide if gays and lesbian are a protected class like women and minorities within the jury pool. and california does not allow the removal of gays from jury pools in superior court. now federal courts are a different st

glaxo in the news. got an experimental cancervax seen, disappointing in a skin cancer trial. glaxo is britain's biggest drug maker. it's down 1%. remember, it's under pressure from the investigation in china as well. ad week says yahoo!'s second in command is quote, on the outs with marisa mayer and could be gone by the end of the year. the stock is up 40% this year. no change this morning. in fact, it's actually down 9 the cents. it's clearly a big week for the unemployment numbers. we've got 323,000 people filed for first time jobless benefits last week and that number came out this morning and that continues the down-trend. the big august jobs report comes out tomorrow. remember, please, we are still 2 million jobs short of where we were in 2007. now this. we've got a report showing the current labor participation rate has hit a 34-year low. 63.4% to be precise, that means about 90 million people are no longer in the work force, that's a record number. let's bring in the man who reported that number,

glaxo smith klein lost the case, now wants a retrial arguing that the juror was removed because he wasay. >> it's the parties are protecting the potential jurors from havin you're no good, go away. >> other cases like this one are find thirg way into the courts. >> one of the season is something they say is the rights of gays and lesbian autos others argue starting on a jury does not carry the same protection as having right to marry. >> yes. it important to serve on a jury but not as central to being a person as at built many being married. >> and california does not allow the removeal of gays from jury pools in superior court. federal courts are a different story that, is what we're dealing with here in, this situation. >> thank you. >> a's manager revealed what caused latest sewage problem at the coliseum. last night during the 6th inning sewage overflowed in the bathroom turning out it was a blue rag someone flushed down the toilet. workers still cleaning up the mess less than two hours before the first pitch of the game against angels. >> this is something that happened last night

glaxo smith klein lost the case, now wants a retrial arguing that the juror was removed because he wasay. >> it's the parties are protecting the potential jurors from having saying you're no good, go away. >> other cases like this one are find thirg way into the courts. >> one of the season is something they say is the rights of gays and lesbian autos others argue starting on a jury does not carry the same protection as having right to marry. >> yes. it important to serve on a jury but not as central to being a person as at built many being married. >> and california does not allow the removeal of gays from jury pools in superior court. federal courts are a different story that, is what we're dealing with here in, this situation. >> thank you. >> a's manager revealed what caused latest sewage problem at the coliseum. last night during the 6th inning sewage overflowed in the bathroom turning out it was a blue rag someone flushed down the toilet. workers still cleaning up the mess less than two hours before the first pitch of the game against angels. >> this is something that happened la

company who got an educational fund from a drug company was welcomer glaxo or something and our campaign was our campaign was not to do drugs not to do medication our campaign was that medication will cause sexual side effects and may destroy your relationships at a time when you need them the most so that was our campaign use drugs don't use medications why how presents are the drug companies i think the drug company was interested in that campaign because their drug didn't have that side effect now so they were interested in you know talk your doctor about alternatives well they would be. no point did i say you think i mean i didn't you've heard me say use this drug you have to use their virgin that's that's of them not me so we have some facebook questions for dr drew do you twitter i do going to going to or bars so yeah i think i got in there because i was first to the scene i was earlier this week early spring stayed on board tress guests how would you treat p.t.s.d. what is that post amount of stress disorder is very common and what is post-traumatic stress right it is that we don'

. >>> glaxo smith klein falling after the company said they failed to meet an important trial milestonethe drug maker astex pharmaceuticals up two points after suka said they would pay 9 $9 million for the company. the nation tea largest auto retailer reporting they jumped 2% in august. >> the smartwatch war begins with samsung and qualcomm unveiling their big products, but now the big question is what does apple have up its sleeve? john is in that komps conferenc san diego. hi, john. >> yeah, the focus in the market heading to the end of the year is on things like qualcomm's watch here that are at lower cost here, build on the momentum that the smartphone built. we expect to see apple with an announcement just next tuesday. new i phones may be something more. i was here just interviewing mark andriesen, now a venture capitalist at horowitz. we talked about the smartwatches. he has hope. hear what he had to say. >> it's a real exciting idea. we're all hoping they become really big and they become a platform our companies can build on top of. there's sort of the watches themselves. thep

these warnings affect glaxo smith clooins and roche biogen's.an eye on those stocks. >> thank you very much. take a look at the top five most shorted stocks in the s&p. number one, jc penney, perhaps not a surprise. 33% of the outstanding shares are held short. followed by cliffs natural with 32.3% short interest, u.s. steel, pite neny bows. see how they're fairing, green in the names with the exception of jc penney down almost 13% on the trading session. seeing lows not seen since 2001. stormy seas for carnival cruise lines. the operator falling for the second straight session after reporting a 30% drop in third quarter earnings and lowering its outlook for the current quarter. several brokerage firms downgrading the stock. the stock down about 10% year to date. a nice pop for men's warehouse shares. the retailer ceo speaking exclusively for the first time to our courtney reagan standing next to me following a high profile clash between him and the board. what did he say? >> interesting stuff. the men's warehouse founder george zimmer grabbed h

glaxo which is a much bigger company, not getting hurt all that much on the upside in the green.pta therapeutics is higher on the trading session by 17%. ty, down to you. >> sue, this is the segment everyone down here at the new york stock exchange has been looking forward to all hour. here's the front for it. silicon valley known for its lucrative businesses and very generous employee perks but now, some companies, like google, are going beyond free lunches and they're offering meditation and mindfulness courses hoping it will increase productivity and make for a richer work place. more innovations, better bottom line. this is a former software engineer at google who teaches meditation to googlers. their zen master and author of "search inside yourself" a successful book. welcome, good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> you were employee number 107 at google. when you started there, did you have any idea that it would become what it became? >> not really. i mean, i knew that we were changing the world. i just didn't know what would happen to us as a company. >> now, if i were

boeing uses them, glaxo smith kline, a relatively new company. might be a good time to get in. info is dead safe with info blocks. charles: there making serious claims with networking. visa, chevron. stuart: every friday we pick three nfl games. as winners. let's go straight to his picks from last friday. bengals lost. titans one. the colts won. so, two out of three correct last friday. move on to my picks. the redskins won but the cowboys loss and giants lost. i was right only ones out of my three picks. he is with us now. if he wishes to do a victory lap or a dance around the bunker studio, there he may certainlyiÑ do that but i have a bone to pick before that. i think you took advantage of an easy pick. two weeks in a row you said the jaguars would lose. they are the worst team in the nfl, you just what easy, didn't you? >> i'm glad you brought that up. you said to the point spread, there were nine-point underdogs. if they had just lost, you are right, it is a layup. i said they would actually lose by more than nine points which took a bit of a risk and a bit of skill. i als