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herbalife shares are up 12%. analyst with pivotal research has a buy rating on the stock with a $90 price target. he is also an herbalife shareholder. tim, welcome back. you've been right on where you think this stock was going to go. you call the update with the ftc positive. how so? >> well, it's progress. we're not done. nothing is done until the ink is dry. we're clearly moving forward to something that i hope is a negotiated settlement. it could be litigation. you certainly can't take that off the table. yesterday in herbalife's 10-q, they said a settlement would include a monetary payment and other relief. >> let me talk to that. i think that's important and maybe i was throwing around that term too loosely. injufrp injunchive release is shutting it down, the type of approach they did with fortune high-tech marketing. obviously they're not going to do that. but i've always maintained that the company would have, you know, injunctions, consent decrees in the settlement with the ftc to not do certain things.

herbalife has been up 8% year to date. up 24% in the last 52 weeks, bill ackman has a huge short position against herbalife, pushing the stock price higher after hours. melissa: that's got to hurt. ashley webster, thanks for that. david: earnings for news corp., the "wall street journal" and new york post due out any moment from now. as soon as that happens, we're going to go there directly. melissa? melissa: hillary clinton might have to testify on the e-mails. the federal judge saying the former secretary of state may be deposed in a lawsuit related to private e-mail use. the judge granted a request for seven of clinton's aides and staffers to be questioned over the next eight weeks, david? david: more bad news for hillary clinton, the hacker known as guccifer who claims he hacked into her private server is speaking just days after the former secretary of state said there was no indication a security breach. listen. >> any indication that your private server was hacked by foreign hackers? >> not at all. >> you accessed a

expect big stock moves for herbalife after it reports.o the new york stock exchange, lori rothman standing by. >> stephen guilfoyle pointed out 15% volatility on herbalife. depending what the company says in after-the-bell earnings report, the stock has the potential to move up or down in price. obviously updates on the ftc investigation on herbalife. in terms of analysts' expectations it's interesting to see there are very few analysts covering herbalife. so controversial because of this investigation, well known activist investor bill ackman been tearing it down for years. what we can come up here, $109 from reuters on 1.07 billion in revenue. the earnings per share $4.65. we'll watch news corp. and gopro for you, too. >> this is a fascinating company. stay tuned to "after the bell." they'll have the numbers. only a few seconds left before the trade ends and before tomorrow's jobs report, economists say the u.s. added 202,000 jobs in april. how can we expect markets to react if the number comes in unexpectedly higher? lower? let's bring

we have a news alert on herbalife. seema mody is back in the newsroom with the details. >> shares of herbalife jumping up double-digits after hours. they said its talks with the ftc are in advanced stages, and it could face a payment of about $200 million if the long running investigation ends in a settlement. herbalife said there are still a number of open issues with the ftc and the range of possible outcomes includes litigation or a settlement. the company also posting a first quarter beat due to increased demand for its health supplements in north america and china. shares up 24% year to date, melissa. >> thank you very much, seema mody. i see a pop of 14% in shares of herbalife. and my thoughts go to bill ackerman whose thesis for the short is the government is going to shut this company down. and here we are, the company saying that the range of outcomes will be litigation or some sort of fine. not shutting it down. >> a fine is not a shutdown. and that stock is up 14%. a 45% shortage. i'm not suggesting you go c

he thinks herbalife, long valeant and short herbalife. he thinks he's right on.y do you think it's right? i've seen herbalife exist for decades. >> it doesn't sell its products. liz: and munger said, well, because they get people who are financially disadvantaged to buy a lot of product with the hope of selling it. >> well, i will say this. that's one of the -- that's not the basis of being a pyramid scheme. liz: exactly. that's why i pushed him. >> i have tons of stuff on social media. you set up a firestorm on social media when we tweeted and retweeted that stuff. they were talking about how buffet and munger invested in multilevel marketing. liz: yeah, pampered chef. >> they were saying what's the difference between pampered chef and herbalife. liz: i got it, berkshire's money behind it. >> they were saying those guys speak out of both sides of their mouth on a lot of the investments. liz: everybody can see the entire interview on lizclaman.com. that's what you need to see. >> as an investor, he and munger break things down really well. liz: 50 year track reco

julie has got some breaking news on herbalife.company has come to a settlement over a probe as to whether or not is it is a pyramid scheme as bill ackman famously alleged, is citingyork post" an announcement between herbalife and the fcc today. the post said it cannot learn what financial penalty was involved, although it is said to be a sizable one. it is notwever that likely to change the fundamental business model of herbalife. shares are taking a leg up on this news. they have done well over the last year because the company has made indications that a settlement was at least approaching here. there seems to be some optimism that herbalife might be able to put this chapter behind it. that is one of the reasons we have seen the stock rally not just today but over the past six months or so as this has seemed to get closer. i'm sending it back to you, but i will see you in a few minutes because we are going head-to-head. mark: it is the battle of the charts. i face off with our very own julie hyman. do not move. ♪ shery: we are l

are you looking at herbalife? no position on herbalife. betty: are you looking at it at all? no. betty: there is talk. there is chatter in the market. andrew: i am flattered. wrote everything i wrote turned out to be true about operating in china. i think there are much better opportunities than things i will be looking at in herbalife right now. betty: another company is pandora. you are that, i believe. today pushingout them to sell. andrew: i am long pandora. not only that, i e-mailed your before theesterday news comes out. i do not want to make it seem like i was short or like i bandwagonto the today. i do not jump on pandora. you connect the world with music pandora has shown they have their listeners. i understand revenue and being profitable, but from where it is trading now, i think it is extremely undervalued. you agree pandora should explore selling itself? >> 100%. suitors, google or facebook, should be lined up to buy pandora, yes. betty: what do you think pandora should do to increase subscriber numbers? should they move to video? andrew: i do not know why. they

at advanced stage and charlie gasparino reported this breaking news, they have been investigating herbalife over whether it is a pyramid scheme. michael johnson says talks with the ftc could end up with $200 million for litigation. lauren: cigna, analysts expect the health insurance company will post year over year increase in earnings per share. rising and expectations company profit and revue will rise year-over-year, wall street looking for earnings of $.21 a share on revenue of $1.9 billion, shares in churchill down which will host the kentucky derby, dropped 10%, and the first double-digit decline in the company's stock since the recession of 2008. here is a look at the headlines. today's addition in the wall street journal, gm and left with electric taxis, began testing a fleet of bold electric taxis on public roads within a year and the move is scheduled to companies joint efforts to challenge silicon valley in the battle to reshape the auto industry. canadian output, alberta oil sand operation cut prediction due to evacuations as a precaution. when millennial's ended the running boo

herbalife said maybe it's time for bill ackman to just move on. we talked about the hedge fund business which has been incredibly tough. pershing is coming off the worst year ever. he thinks that activism is alive and well. >> so much interesting stuff in there interest from his very strong indictment of coca-cola to herbalife. let me linger there for a second. it sounds like he expects that bet of his to work out. if the government comes in and fundamentally dismantles the kpp? >> it's the only way kit work out. it's a binary thing. either the government shuts it down or it doesn't. it could make herbalife pay a sizable fine of some sort or make further changes to the business model. it's unclear. all we know now according to my sources is that the negotiations between herbalife and the government are currently on going. even as there has been some chatter that this whole thing could come to a resolution in the very near future whether that's weeks or months, we don't know. but it wouldn't surprise me. >> incredible about-face on pricing. he boug

and when we have a little news on the herbalife, and we will go now to scott wapner with more news "at the half ". >> all right. carl, thank you and welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scott wapner and the tech trade is the tuesday takeoff and why it is the thing to keep the rally going. with us for the hour today, joe terrano terranova, and steve weiss, and jon and pete najarian, and a monster move in the techs today, from the chips to the cloud and old tech on the move pushing the nasdaq positive for the month, and steve weiss, how important to get a pick up in a lagging sector? >> well, it is significant, because it is not the only lagging sector picking up, and also the financials, and what two great leadership groups taking over. i was looking at the stocks today beaten up, and the fundamentals are beaten up as well such as the rax space, and microsoft and intel and going down the list and the few that are not moving. >> and cisco, and the chips and this is what jim krcramer said this morning. there are two types of tech, tech that is cloud-related and the digital seagate and mi

liz: quickly on herbalife then donald trump. >> don't get ahead of yourself on her a life. stock loved our show. we previewedded. that is great to watch the closing bell with claman because when we come on we'll tell what you will happen, not what happened. liz: he always says something nice. >> all the time, shut up, big red. liz: i'm laughing. >> we teased what actually happened because i have sources in the government and among analysts basically said this what they're going to say. they said two things very key. advanced talks with the ftc. first time they ever addressed that, talks are in advantage -- advanced stage, likely settlement talks, reading between the lines. they will pay 200 million. here is where you don't get ahead of your sell. in there they talked about injunctive relief. there could be things that they have to agree to that could hurt future earnings. it might happen. they might have to litigate. as investor this marginally good news. positive for the stock. more than marginally but be careful. liz: stock up 9 1/2%. >> on down day,. liz: correct. >> thi

. >> what do you make of herbalife. you noticed interesting activity?llish call activity for august and november in herbalife for the last couple of weeks. liz: what does that mean? >> bets that the stocks will be at strikes of 75, 80, 85 by november. people are betting that if the decision is favorable, we could see a short squeeze in the stock, that will be behind it, the headwinds behind it. >> people are betting a favorable decision on herbalife. liz: can we get a chart? >> the stock is starting to go down on our report right now. what's interesting, what joe pointed out, the "new york post" was a little early, i think there's clearly some template on the table, but they still have to get it approved by the ftc. the ftc could say we want another pound of flesh which could change the terms, there is no doubt about that until the thing is approved. bottom line is i think this investigation didn't turn up that much. liz: and for a guy like bill ackman, the billionaire at pershing, took a short bet, he may lose out. he already has in a way, correct? >>

we're keeping an eye on shares of herbalife.s are lower alongside the rest of the market here. our own scott wapner found out and tweeted out the national consumer league sent a letter to the ftc, federal trade commission, urging what is called, quote/unquote, meaningful reforms in any potential settlement with herbalife. our own scott wapner bringing this to our attention as well. it is putting a little pressure alongside the rest of the overall market on shares of herbalife as well, but right now that's what's putting herbalife shares in focus for some traders. this national consumer league letter to the ftc, asking for meaningful reforms and our own scott wapner calling it to our attention via twitter. >> there was words last week they were close to a settlement last week. >> yeah, they sort of gave a range of possible outcomes. do we know anything about this national consumer league? >> yeah, who are they? also, i assume they want it touvened. >> the national consumer league is a consumer advocacy group. like an organization

. ♪ liz: the herbalife drama continues.no has some breaking news -- >> it is falling a little bit on my tweet. what we understand is this, and i'm going to do it real quick. sources are telling the fox business network that they continue to haggle with the sec -- with the ftc which is investigating them over their business model over the terms of their settlement. they've agreed to pay a fine, make some changes to their business model, but they're still haggling. listen, i can't tell you it's not going to happen. i think, i think dollars to doughnuts the settlement happens -- liz: gotta go up. >> but if you look, it's going down because most people think this thing would end, and it's not ending. for all i know, it's going to be done tomorrow, but as of late yesterday, terms have not been reached even hoe herbalife -- though herbalife has put up a big fine and changes to the business model. liz: you know who phil mickelson is? well, the securities and exchange commission announced the findings of a bombshell insider trading

herbalife saying it is in talk with the ftc. could face a payment of $200 million, which would end a long-running investigation into the fact that its management was accused of running a ponzi scheme. >>> former mexican president fox getting down to business over trump's wall. so is arizona border sheriff joe arpaio. he is on the front lines. he has to deal with numerous local challenges. he is my guest next. show me movies with romance. show me more like this. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what you love. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. show show me more like this. s. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what blows you away. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. >> of course he is racist. he expressed being a racist. that is what we all perceive. deirdre: former president of mexico, vicente fox, saying that moments ago. with his reaction maricopa county sheriff, trump supporter, joe arpaio. she

shares of herbalife ending the day up more than 4%. stock getting a big boost citing from the "new york post" that the company reach ad preliminary agreement with the ftc to end an investigation whether it was operating a pyramid scheme. both ftc and herbalife have yet to confirm the report. david: not ready to make nice. how the bernie sanders revolution could make, a quote, mess, out of the democratic convention. we'll be talking about that. melissa: tattoo today gone tomorrow. new technology that makes it easier to commit. ♪ it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you're free to focus on growing your business. centurylink. your link to what's next. race car made history mercwhen it sold forpri

up, bill ackman joins us live for the hour to talk about his big investment in valiant, how the herbalife drama is likely to play out and what the future holds for the hedge fund business. lots to get to today at noon on "the halftime report." jon, see you in about 15 minutes. >> looking forward to that. >>> now let's get to the cme group and rick santelli. rick? >> thanks, jon. what i find lately is there's more talk about how to look at the numbers as they present the economy in different contexts or just in general as to the misinformation they may contain, than the actual weakness that is being delivered by the numbers. what does that all mean in english? that we had .5 q1 for 2016. you have to go back eight quarters to the first quarter of 2014 to find a weaker quarter. i understand that it gets hard to handicap sometimes the fourth quarter to the first quarter or the entire spread moving into the second and third quarters because how much horsepower for example in retailing gets accomplished during the holidays at the end of the fourth quarter, or how weather issues or the transitio

herbalife is in talks to saelt probe by the federal trade commission into business practices. herbalife also reported first quarter results that beat forecasts, posting first sales increase in six quarters. >> some people struggling with an explanation of why it was updated -- it was total clear to me why it was -- this is not a existential threat. >> not going to zero. >> this is not fraudulent, pyramid scheme shut down by regulators. this is pay 200 million. do a couple of things. >> and by the way -- >> and when i was here yesterday watching that show i was just thinking about ackman. if you can't understand why the stock is up $8 look at what ackman's -- >> he was testifying a couple of weeks's for valiant pharmaceuticals. used that to tell congress he was testifying before you should be looking into the herbalife. he was using that time as the way of saying look at what's happening there. >> this is like -- >> slap on the wrist. >> he's probably right -- >> i think the problem becomes -- from perspective if they settle on something like this it means there is not going to

one has to do with herbalife, the long story there, the accusations from bill ackman that the company a pyramid scheme. it is being probed by the ftc. the new york post saying the ftc is scheduled to meet regarding a law enforcement matter. they do have a meeting scheduled for 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. .t is closed to the public shares are spiking. cfo sayinges -- the in a conference today that their strategic review to sell the core business that's he says it .s going very well we are watching alibaba in relation to yahoo! as well. this long-standing situation. david: thank you very much. still ahead, how one life coaching pioneer helped form an entire industry. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg market ." if you know anything about are coaching, chances you know martha -- with me is editor ellen pollock. she is very california. ellen: she is extremely well known, the life coach to the life coaches. she makes something like $3.5 million a year. has two full-time staffers. she has a column in the oprah magazine and has written a .est-selling book th she has made a second career training people to

and herbalife reports on thursday, disappointing profits from the nutritional maker.error caused a company to overstate growth in new members over the past three quarters. cheryl: well incident coming up, big weekend in omaha, liz claman with warren buffet. he did talk about it with liz. >> there will be a successor. [laughter] liz: you don't want to give a name ever, do you? >> it might change. liz: the choice may change. >> yeah. cheryl: so we will have a lot more from what rent buffet. we will tell you why this cruise ship is pretty special. dow pointing up by 19. s&p by 2 and a half, nasdaq up 2.3 in the premarket. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: welcome back to fbn:am, it's 5:45 a.m. in new york. last-minute campaigning in indiana today before tomorrow's primary. poll shows donald trump and hillary clinton leading, but senators ted cruz and bernie sanders say they are in the race to the end. the 35 billion-dollar oil merger between halliburton and hughes is dead, the company is calling it off because of opposition

herbalife is in settlement talks with the ftc. it added a number of issues remain that could hamper a quick outcome. they grew user base by more than 6% with china and beat the share in the first quarter. >> news corp has reported a net loss for the first quarter. the group's quarterly revenue declined more than 7% as its struggles with the transition from print to digital. >> shares of dream works largely flat in afterhours trade. despite reporting profit in sales. revenue saw increase of 14% in the first quarter and reported eps of 16 cents versus the thomson reuters --. >> and activision shares also in focus after the call of duty has helped beat profit and revenue for the first quarter. shares rose, up now more than 6% in afterhours trade. >> neither of jack dorsey's companies enjoying 2016 so far. some disappointment if square as well,. >> -- hurt mainly by a jump in costs. analysts are also worried about slowing growth. shares down sharply on the news about 2.5% in the aftermarket. ceo jack dorsey sounded optimistic last nig

herbalife says a range of outcomes could include litigation or a settlement, first quarter results beat forecasts. shares popping 13%. activision reporting strong first quarter earnings and raising full year outlook. benefitting from growing digital game sales and the acquiring of king digital. >>> what does the job market look like for the graduating class of 2016 as they get ready to head into the working world? landon dowdy joins was that. >> it is jobs friday and economists expect the u.s. to add 205,000 jobs last month. however new studies show the class of 2016 may have something to celebrate as they graduate. they are entering the best job market since before the great recession. 67% of ployers plan to hire new college grads. best since 2007. 27% are expected to pay them a salary of $50,000 or more. and overall hiring is thriving, economists say these are specific industries looking for fresh young talent. take a listen. >> if you are picked one of the business, science, technology, engineering degrees, perhaps healthcare as well, you have a higher prospect for employment this gr

>> his break even on herbalife is in the 30s. >> should have been short valeant and long herbalife, rightgood pair trade. most retail brokers in the old days -- now it's more fee based. if you just would mess up the order ticket, your clients would be much better off. >> you never did that. >> it's contrarian thinking. normally the crowd would be wrong. >> he would be the first to admit and he did -- >> i learned from that, at least. >> last monday he was on at noon, half time report. >> heard of it. >> he admitted that he should have sold the stock when it was at 200. maybe now he wishes he never invested to begin with. he is sort of in it. >> 51%. >> all in. >> ackman has generally growth and other ones. he also has jc penney and target. it's a pretty good record. think if you batted .510. >> general growth, the upside. >> people don't mention the home runs that often. >> they used to. he was on the cover of "fortune" as the greatest -- >> baby buffett is what it says on the cover of fortune. he said he's trying to stay off the covers of magazines. >> elizabeth holmes is also trying to

herbalife is in late stage talks to resolve a federal trade investigation- into whether it is a pyramidcheme. begano year-long probe after a shortselling campaign by activist investor bill ackman. that is our bloomberg business flash. as record low interest rates and volatile markets -- for more how volatility is impacting the jobs market, let's bring in michael horn. let's start with goldman -- michael moore. let's start with goldman. they typically do a 5% cut every year. this year it is going to be a percent and they are bumping it up to 10%. this reflects the environment, the tough markets and perhaps the outlook for the rest of the year as you typically do not see the cost savings from these types of cuts for six to 12 months. this certainly does not bode well for the outlook. mark: banks are having to deal with all sorts of issues. this is the chart of the vix, the volatility gauge in the u.s. we have written a lovely story isthe bloomberg, not only there plenty of volatility but there is little volume. left.t the bravest have chief executive has called it paralyzing volatility th

and when we have a little news on the herbalife, and we will go now to scott wapner with more news "at". >> all right. carl, thank you and welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scott wapner and the tech trade is the tuesday takeoff and why it is the thing to keep the rally going. with us for the hour today, joe terrano terranova, and steve weiss, and jon and pete najarian, and a monster move in the techs today, from the chips to the cloud and old tech on the move pushing the nasdaq positive for the month, and steve weiss, how important to get a pick up in a lagging sector? >> well, it is significant, because it is not the only lagging sector picking up, and also the

he is totally right about herbalife.ticulate and intelligent and he is a fellow harvard man. so he is not all bad. [laughter]. on the other hand, the main thing that valeant did that was inbelievely clever was to pay consumers part of the deductible for the drugs they were selling. that is totally illegal, medicas but that doesn't apply under the laws, under state laws. they saw that loophole. so they did, with all of the drugs that weren't covered by medicare, they paid the consumer's share of the deductible and they tried to pretend it was a charitable contribution when it was functional equivalent of bribing the other fellow's purchasing agent. so sewer was too light a word for the behavior of this company pierson before the senate committee. liz: ceo. >> the ceo was trumpeting this billion dollars a year they were supposedly basically donating things for patients until senator warren later in the hearing pointed out the fact that by doing that they were able to essentially jack up prices. it was totally in their inte

and what was said about herbalife that has the stock surging.k to a top fund manager in the tech sector about his trading space. back to you, carl. >> you would find somebody hard with this resume garry marshall who has the hits such as "hapy n days" and "mork and mindy" and he now has "mothers day" coming up, and we asked him where all of the romantic comedies have gone. >> one thing about film, they don't make the movies like this anymore, and what happened? >> we ran out of money for the explosions. no, i don't do the explosions, and nobody flies, and actually people sit still and talk and try to get through life, and i find life amusing so it is funny, and the moments are sad, and this movie is a salute to mothers all over the world. it is a hard job, you know. >> why did hollywood fall in love with the explosions? i mean to, the expense of everything else? >> well sh, we take the high ro for a minute. aristotle wrote, and socrates and play toe, they were not into show business, but aristotle was. he wrote the poetics, and he wrote in the po

herbalife. up on a january down day. they have reported higher profits and sales.gh. let's go to london. the city is on the verge of you like in its first muslim mayor. we hear that 50%, some of them are muslim. we also hear that 30% of muslims in london are under the age of 15. >> one in four under the age of 10. >> families from pakistan. being a little controversial. the party was being criticized for saying he had been on stage multiple times with a cleric who was definitely and made statements in support of isis. it remains controversial, but it does not matter. that is big repercussions across europe. stuart: it does. the most important city and all of europe. it is a huge city. it now has a muslim mayor. it has the writing on the wall. political and cultural shift. >> it will continue to happen as we move forward. >> i understand in the year 2020, four years away, half the population of holland is muslim. that is four years from now. let me get this right, half the population, i am not sure exactly what it is -- >> i 2020. by 2020. >> it was a good cause to

on the upside, herbalife did come out with earnings that beast estimates, but getting more attentionthing talked about in a filing. tois in late stage talks resolve the federal trade commission probe into the company on whether it is a pyramid scheme. bill ackman, who famously sold the shares short, has alleged the agency expects to pay about $200 million. shares are up 11.5%. on the downside, update movers also. gopro is down more than 4.5%. they posted a wider lost and have been estimated and delay the introduction of the new car madrone to the holidays. finally, square shares down sharply. there are concerns about the financing for small business consumer loan programs. that is the service and have been do you potentially as a growth area. the company said it extended 160 day way in dollars in loans and advances, 4% higher than the previous quarter, but they face with credit market conditions. shares plunging 20%. scarlet: thank you. more bad news for workers over at goldman sachs. alix: sources say the bank is cutting more jobs and security units say it is roughly 10% of employee

it concerns herbalife.pdating its recent filing to day and this concerns the ftc investigation into that company. the allegations were that it was operating a pyramid scheme. this is what they have to say. we've updated our disclosures to report that while there are a number of open issues, those discussions with the ftc have progressed to an advanced stage and the range of outcomes now include litigation or settlement. if a settlement is reached with the ftc, it would likely include injunctive and other leaf including monetary payment what our best estimate of being $200 million. they've updated saying they've progressed with the ftc. there are still some issues open and any remedy would include injunctive relief and a $200 million payment. that's their best estimate. the stock is up 12%. it could be it's viewing that as the skbii ibeginning of the clo >> that's what i was going to ask, guys is. that how this appears. ? go ahead. >> $200 million is not a crippling amount of money. if this is going to close

herbalife posting strong first-quarter earnings. growing its business in north america.ust surprising even himself today. successfully landing this a falcon nine rocket at the early this morning. delivering a satellite into space. the rocket would stick the landing. this month, the second time spacex has landed. tweaking his surprise joking quote. maybe to increase storage here. tim cook getting to china to. the communist party. reuters reported that the company will meet with high-level leaders. apple's ibook store and itunes movie shutdown and last quarter apple revenue in china took a hit of 26%. cook said he remains optimistic. apple has not returned our request for comment. shares touch below $92 a share today. that is the lowest price in almost two years, neil. >> a lot of tea drinking. i will tell you that. i don't know. we will see how that goes. they voted in london yesterday. they do not have the results yet. this is a shout out to all you folks in florida. a bad reputation. there is someone in front of you. still waiting for those results. the conservative can

herbalife shares are soaring after it says it is close to a resolution with ftc overcharges it runs ayramid scheme. the company estimates it will pay about $2 million in fines. they reported earnings 25% higher than the streets estimates. take a look at my terminal and i can show you what happened after the earnings report last night. you can see a 14% jump in the aftermarket trade. are followingre the trend that we have seen in tech results this quarter and that is disappointed. hit onis really taking a concerns about financing for its small business customer loan program. it is a service viewed as a growth area for the digital payments company. square is down 17%. gopro reporting a loss after posting a profit in the same quarter last year. theake it all worse, launch of its drone karma will not meet the launch date. david: thanks very much, matt. less than 90 minutes from now, we will get april's jobs numbers. have 200,000 jobs last month. joining us now are in manuel emmanuella and howard ward. besides the 200,000 number, what other numbers should we be to?ying attention today, ity