barkleys, hewlett-packard, deutche bank and tesla today. is this a concern of yours?, it should be a big concern for everybody. i think the one thing the analysts aren't focused on the way they should. everybody is dealing with the fact that if you're selling something in europe and you have to translate it back to the u.s., you're losing 13% or so year to date. about 25% year over year. and that's simple math. the bigger problem, which people haven't really dealt with. if the dollar stays up here, a lot of companies have to reprice their products. so you're right now dealing with a currency translation effect. anything you're bringing over from asia or europe you have to translate back to fewer u.s. dollars. the bigger issue is when you have to go through and reprice your products because customers overseas can't afford or don't want to afford it or becomes less competitive because effectively with the dollar up 26% year over year as of today, you've given all your products a 26% price increase, and that's a big issue, if you're an international competitor. so that's

first, again hewlett-packard is part of the s&p 500.ill be brought down as part of the gravitational pull of any stock in that index. as hedge funds and mutual funds short the s&p to protect the rest of their investments or sell a futures outright to lock in gains. second, the analysts might like the stock but many other analysts who follow hewlett-packard have earnings estimates that are way too high. why? because of the strong dollar. that's because hewlett-packard does a tremendous amount of business overseas. when i looked at the research at the opening bell, this was by far the biggest hold to buy call of any major broker this morning. number one call. and yet the stock could not close up. it ended down 28 cents. not bad. then, again, i mean, i don't come out here to say,ly listen, i got a stock only down 28 cents today. let's put it all together. if you can't get a rally off the biggest research call of the day, if you can't get a rally off a stock being added to the s&p 500 and can't get a rally off one of the largest buybacks in

we took hewlett packard from about 44 billion to 88 billion in 6 years.e took the growth rate from 2% to 9%. we tripled the rate of innovation to 11 patents a day. we quadrupled cash flow. we went from a market lagged to a market leader in every product category and every market segment. and we grew jobs. it is true that i managed through the worst technology recession in 25 years. you will remember the nasdaq has only now recovered to its dot com boom highs after 15 years. every tech stock was down over that 15 period. in technology recession we had to lay people off many of those people were in europe and elsewhere and the truth is we outsourced more california jobs to texas than we did to india or china demonstrating we have to compete for every job. >> but you know what's going to happen. if you were the nominee, exactly what happened to mitt romney. there were 30000 american jobs that were logsst and they can get two or three or 200 people to cogo and say, carly fiorina got a $20 million severance package i lost my job. >> well first, i think you're

hewlett-packard is buying aruba networks.his is something that bloomberg had heard was in the works last week. the price on this deal, 2467. it is about 34% higher than the aruba close on february 24 before the possibility, the possible news of this deal came out. alix: want to point out that aruba builds operating systems for wired and wireless network infrastructure. a $3 billion deal in equity. falling crude prices have servicers leading cash. which rig operators are feeling the most painted and -- are feeling the most pain. ♪ alix: we have got less than an hour until the start of trading. let's go to our desk where scarlet fu has the movers. scarlet: i'm starting with the breaking news, hewlett-packard will be buying aruba networks. $24.67 a share, 34% premium to the left" for the news trickled out that hp was interested in this company. it is worth $3 billion in the company says it will close in the second half of this fiscal year. hp adds that the deal will act to its earnings in the full year. aruba networks is down be

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cory: but the free cash flow at hewlett-packard for the last year or two or 18 months has had cory: butree cash flow at hewlett-packard for the last year or two or 18 months has had the benefit of factoring, which is barely mentioned in the quarterly reports in the circular reference. the word factoring shows up twice in these reports. but they've been selling their receivables from their customers. these are their customers. good debt. they've been selling that. boosting free cash flow but are they kind of running out of those kind of tricks to boost free cash flow? but they can only take that so far to your point and that 10-day to 12-day range that they cory: so if you look at that the way they boosted that free cash flow by selling receivables make. maybe i'm a conspiracy theorist but i look that a quarter of the pay or bonus pay is based on cash flow earnings improving and they're selling receivables. am i crazy to look at the profit motive? jayson: not at all. but you can only do that for a certain amount of time. the company was obviously overly enthusiastic when they gave that $

hewlett-packard down 3%.n 2%. >> microsoft should be down the most of all of those. >> why? >> i think they are the ones that will have the biggest miss. >> look at western digital today. micron, sandisk, lam research. >> crosshairs. sandisk less. but, yeah those are the stocks. everyone felt those are undervalued, low multiple. but it's not about the notion of being inexpensive. it's about the notion of growth witness dollar general. people want growth. growth is not happening in a lot of parts of tech just not. just not. apple has growth but people are going to bring down apple with the complex. that's a mistake. >> after being down briefly there in the first moment the stock's up with the general market. the s&p up over half a percent here. >> look, this is a, again, it's the euro that's driving things. it's very hard for people to truly, trowly get a handle on this euro because it's just causing you to cut numbers, cut numbers, raise numbers, that's how big the moves are. cut numbers on the last three day

hewlett-packard buying aruban networks. it had been out there for a while.p dramatically. in fact, it closed at 24.81, 14 cents shy of it. it's all about networking on the mobile platform. here it is jim. i ask you, it will deliver the next generation of converged campus solutions. >> well, you need wireless everywhere. and it's funny how pervasive -- we had mr. clemmer on. free freescale is about near-field communications. everyone wants to be untethered. what i ask you, david, where does this live within the whole new hewlett-packard? >> it will live in hewlett-packard enterprises, of course, the part of the company that will be run by meg whitman. she'll be chairman of both remember, but she'll be ceo of that. they will close this deal jim, prior to the split which will take place, let's call it november 1st, which is the beginning of their fiscal year. they hope to close this deal prior to that. and it will be part of hewlett-packard enter surprises. >> it is a proprietary technology. a lot of people are worried about the nonproprietary technology. anyth

david: hard to find a stock beaten down but hewlett-packard is that stock. maybe buy low, down 20% for the past year. gentlemen, thank you very much. tim courtney, david steinberg, scott bauer, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. david: solid gainer on the day we've been mentioned all day, lumber liquidators rallying 10%. at one point it was up over 14% after the embattled retailer defended it settle in a conference call. lumber liquidators said the "60 minutes" report questioning it laminate imports from china, hurt sales 7.7% last nine days. ceo robert lynch stood by the company's products. -- 12.7%. >> i i want to reassure all of you, all our customers, the general public, we're confident all our products are safe and none of our products pose significant health or safety issues. >> it is not just sales that have fallen. the stock has lost about half its value since the company warned late last month the "60 minutes" report would be you ever feignable but it -- unfavorable. it started to rebound after chapman capital, robert chapman, charlie

the fact that hewlett-packard got cut by barclay's, and i'm not picking on cla on barclay's. i don't want to be in it. i went to the sidelines. i still think the dollar goes much, much higher. it's just from now until when the fed comes out, it's not a great risk/reward to be long dollar right now. >> this call was based on the currency move since hewlett-packard reported earl earnings. so it's a move that has already happened. they're not necessarily making a call. they're just saying estimates and expectations interest to be ratcheted down in light of what we have already seen. >> yesterday we heard from draghi. draghi doesn't care about a weaker you're reand doesn't care about lower oil and a strong dollar. if there is a strang dollar, to guy's point where we start off the show, stocks have tremendous headwinds. we're selling off. european stocks selling off, oil selling off. >> all three? >> yeah. i think that would spook the market the most. that's the most unexpected thing. >> we're grading this conversation right now, i think mel made the best point so far. >> of cours

hewlett-packard is expanding its business. aruba makes wireless network infrastructure that is mostly used in hotels universities and shopping malls. if it is the biggest acquisition in several years. the company is preparing to split itself. at one unit will be focusing on personal computers and printers. the medical device maker is buying that meteorologist portfolio. the price is $1.6 billion. they are still considering alternatives for an amf women's health unit. citigroup has officially one the battle. the largest warehouse club chain in the united states says the city will become the exclusive ashur of cosco's credit card program. there is a 16 year relationship. in samsung is taking aim another run at trying 2-d thrown -- trying to the throne the iphone. they showed off the new edge models at the global conference in spain. the edge has a screen that extends to the left and right side of the phone. both phones have software that makes them compatible with all card readers. samsung is trying to reverse profit declines in

not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. ñsxóxgñ >>> former hewlett packardo says she will run for president. >> i have a deep understanding for how the economy work and executive decision making which is tough calls for tough times. >> fiorina will make an announcement in april or may. she also questions hillary's personal e-mail use. she challenged barbara boxer in 2010. >>> it is crunch time on iran's program. they are no longer willing to ship their atomic fuel out of the country. it is not clear if that will doom the talks. republican law makers are concerned the u.s. is giving away too much without getting concrete actions from iran. the white house is hoping to reach an agreement by tomorrow. >> there is no deal. once a deal is reached we will present it to the world for the world to see. >> if the leaders put together a framework by the target deadline they have until june to reach a final agreement. >>> there is new information on the germanwing's crass. the co-pilot who deliberately crashed the plane had treatment for suicidal tendencies. they are s

massive charges, layoffs falling sales, currency head winds everything is happening at hewlett-packardcept for sales success. the 76-year-old tech pioneer in a critical phase as it prepares to split into two. they say the cost of that split will now hit $2 billion over several years and it doesn't include the cost of layoffs. and yes, there will be more layoffs. job cuts will hit 55,000 by the end of the fiscal year. but the cfo is hinting about even more cuts during that spinoff process. meanwhile, ceo meg wittman insists that the turn around -- that the turnaround is on track, even though sales fell for the 13th of 14 quarters. i spoke with jason nolen. jayson: the biggest surprise to me was the free cash flow. $3 billion. and some of that was currency translation some was foreign tax. but a big component was the cost of separation. legal fees, consulting fees, there's a lot of work that has to be done to separate these two companies. i think it's the right move long term but that was a big surprise to me. i didn't expect a billion-3. cory: let's talk about this. it's very different

you are saying weigh on hewlett-packard as wellt.downgraded it from overweight citing the effects of the stronger dollar and weaker euro. erik: the point you are making about box is crazy. the analysts used the wrong numbers. the company did not notice? stephanie: i don't understand. is at the analysts that made the mistake or did the company that the wrong guy? sounds i could company gave the wrong that it's because how could those analysts make the same error? erik: shame on everybody. >> they had numbers that were all over the place. erik: thank you so much, scarlet fu. stephanie: math is hard. online matchmaking. we will meet the man who got it down to a science. the founder of eharmony. ♪ stephanie: welcome back to market makers. love knows no bounds, especially geographic ones. the harmony is making sure of that. the online global dating site plans on adding four new sites to its portfolio every year. will international expansion help tight the heartstrings of the lovelorn? you know him from the commercials he is the founder an

former hewlett packard president says she may run for president. there's a 90% chance she'll toss her hat into the seat. she ran for a senate seat but lost to democratic incumbent barbara boxer. >> we need to make sure we have the right team the right support. and we have the right financial resources lined up as all the other potential candidates. >> when would you announce. >> late april. >> she is 60 years old and born in austin texas, and became a sales rep for at&t at the age of 25 after dropping out of law school. she was dubbed in 1988 america's most powerful business woman, and was president for lucid technologies, and named c.e.o. of hewlett packard, the first woman to lead a fortune 100 company. >> coming up water wars. battles over a bill to bring water to a major city. >> the science to prevent cancer and save lives has come a long way. is it accessible to everywhere. that story and more ahead. >>> a coalition of forces has been attacking houthi forces in yemen. we hear reports that they killed 40 in air strikes. coalition leaders say t

. >>> the former ceo of hewlett packard says she has what it takes to be president. >> hillary clinton lacks what it takes. she is not candid which suggests her character is flawed. >> he said there's a higher listen 90% chance she's going to seek the republican nomination. she understands technology and economics and uses those skills to create jobs. clinton has not responded to her comments. >>> the supreme court could decidq tomorrow to hear a freedom of speech case on what students can wear to school. at issue, can children wear american flags on t-shirts o' cinco dimaio. >>> levi stadium was rocking today with the titans of the wwe. wrestlemania 31 was under way in santa clara and ended about an hour ago. could be a record crowd for the new stadium, and a preview of what to expect at next year's super bowl. cornell bernard spent the day with fans getting ready for wrestling's main event. [ crowd booing ] >> reporter: it's not just a show, it's an event with a giant cult following. >> i'm excited for the hhh and sting match, i'm excited for the undertaker match. >> wrestlemania! >>

the former hewlett-packard ceo says she is more than 90% likely to seek the nomination. her other campaign was a failed california senate run in 2010. rand paul and marco rubio are expected to announce their candidacies very soon. texas senator ted cruz announced his run last week. it is a final curtain call for a d.c. theater best known for independent film showings. the final screenings at west end cinema happening tonight at 7:00. the three screen movie house in foggy bottom is closing its doors for good. it is grinning jaws and monty python's holy grail. the cofounder and general manager said operating costs have skyrocketed while attendance has dropped. an american icon off to a rocky start. how long people were stuck today on the famous coney island cyclone. and finally, something of spring in the week ahead. kimberly: it was the first right of the season and did not go as planned for coney island's 88-year-old roller coaster. it got stuck a few feet from the top of its incline. writers were standard -- stranded for about 15 minutes before coney island staff were a

. >>> tonight, former hewlett- packard ceo says she will almost certainly run for president.blican made an unsuccessful bid for barber boxer's seat in 2010, she told fox news her experience at hp more than qualifies her for the white house. >> because i have a deep understanding of how the economy actually works, having started as a secretary and bottom the chief executive of the largest technology company in the world, because i understand how the world works and no many of the world leaders on the stage today because i understand technology, a tool, because i understand bureaucracy how they work and how you need to change them. and our government is a huge bibeing -- government is a huge bureaucracy. >>> now, still ahead, a rough landing nearly rips a commercial plane apart. >> everyone just started to say get out, get out, get out. >> the damage you see, just the beginning, what passengers went through. >>> a 4-year-old girl hops on the bus in the middle of the night. why the bus driver had to laugh when she said what she wanted. >>> >>> the clock is ticking to get a deal

hewlett-packard those purchase will help it adjust to a recent decline in computer sales, is the paloitish company in 2011. >>> time now for ask finney. 7 on your side's michael finney answering questions sent in by facebook, e-mail and twitter. joe an what says i'm receiving postcards in the mail to refinance. they have my approximate loan amount. how do they know this? >> suspect that irritating? they have got two ways. one, they might be just simply guessing pause when you buy your house, the figure you paid for it or its market value, it goes to the assessor's office, public information, anyone can go look at it. as a matter of fact, counties make a ton of money selling this information. that's where they what i have got it i guess. the other is your mortgage company sells that information. or as they like to say we share it with associates. >> share? >> yeah. share. affiliates. yeah. you can opt-out of that, by the way. look for the mail, once a year, got to send you the thing i don't want to share. >> michael asked via facebook, can i politely refuse a store's request to check m

we took hewlett-packard from $44 billion to $88 billion in six years.took the growth rate from 2 percent to 9 percent. we tripled the rate of innovation to 11 patents a day. we went from a market laggard to a leader in every product cat bother and every market segment and we grew jobs. it is true i managed through the worst technology recession in 25 years. you will remember the nasdaq has only now recovered to its .com boom highs after 15 years receivery technology stock was down over the same period. while it is true in a technology recession we had to lay off many of those people were also in europe and elsewhere and the truth is we outsourced more california jobs to texas than we did to india or china demonstrating we have to come pete. >> you know what will happen in you were the nominee, exactly what happened to mitt romney. there were 30,000 american jobs that were lost and they could get two or three or 200 people to go on and say, well, fiorina got a $20 million severance package and i lost my job they will make you look like an unfeeling multi

i like hewlett-packard at these levels. >> tenet health care. >> downgraded by deutsch bank. and other hospital stocks had a great move. i guess they want to take profits. i still like the story long term, still think they're some of the cheapest stocks in the market. >> former apple ceo john sculley weighs in on the watch, shareholder meeting and the stock and about everything else around that company as well and on the 15th anniversary of nasdaq hitting its all-time high, why he says there's no tech bubble and the nasdaq could actually go much higher. halftime back after this. of active management. every day, our teams collaborate around the world, to actively uncover, discuss and debate investment opportunities. which leads to better decisions for our clients. it's a uniquely collaborative approach you won't find anywhere else. put our global active management expertise to work for you. mfs. there is no expertise without collaboration. now with the you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. t

hewlett-packard, which is also hostage to the pc. these stocks they have been slaughtered. of course, intel gave us two reasons for its shortfall, not just one, the other being currency. and that is a factor with hewlett-packard, but it's also a gigantic problem and an unfolding problem for ibm, which, i don't know if you've noticed, has been in a serious tailspin ever since its analyst meeting last month and warren buffett's endorsement. and the decline has only accelerated since intel's lousy numbers. now, technology is a giant sector in the stock market representing roughly 18% of the s&p 500, and on any given day, tech totally overshadows the rest of the market. but the ying of tech can be offset by the yang of finance. as we know the banks do well when interest rates rise. so unlike the personal computer stocks, where the numbers remain too high this is a group where we're starting to believe a consensus is building, if the estimates are too low. we're on the eve of a fed meeting where many people expect the fed to signal that rate hikes are on the horizon. so if you b

. >>> former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina says she is more than likely to run for president. >>ding how the economy works, becoming the chief executive of the largest technology company in the world because i understand how the world works. >> she made the statements on fox news sunday and also attacked likely democratic contender hillary clinton saying she lacks a track record of accomplishment, is not candid and question's people's confidence in her. in 2010 she lost the u.s. senate race against barbara boxer. >>> pope francis has ushered in holy week in st. peters square. this is palm sunday for the faithful. marks the crucifix -- the week before the crucifixion. he said mass for those killed 150 texas reference to victims of the islamic state massacre. next sunday a million people ared anded to flood the square for easter. >> hollywood came to san francisco this morning filming a scene for a new movie about steve jobs. hundreds of people wind out outside the davis symphony hall to be extras in the movie. some movie stars were scheduled to be part of the shoot, collect kate w

former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina is another likely gop candidate for president. the republican made the unsuccessful bid for boxer's senate seat in 2010. but she told fox news on sunday her experience at hp more than qualifies her for the white house. talked -- high-tech know how and her understanding of the economy. >> and nationally known indiana company is coming out against a new law widely seen as hostile towards gays. indianapolis based angies' list is suspending an expansion because of the state's religious freedom restoration act. opponents say it discriminates against gays and lesbians and the list had planned to add 1,000 jobs. >>> governor mike pence signed the law just last week allowing businesses to refuse service to anyone for religious reasons. it's similar to laws in 19 other states. pence says it's not about discrimination, but rather about protecting religious liberty. but he also says he would agree to legislation that clarifies the new law. >> but if the general assembly in indiana sends me a bill that adds a section that reiterates and ampli

not in the boat and selling more to corporations or government et cetera, like you mentioned hewlett-packardas a big business like that. short ibm again, more corporate facing, or ge, which are also short, you've got those issues that affect those companies. it's a lot harder for them to get out of it. they're competing internationally. you have the japanese competitors now able to take advantage of pricing. they had to reprice the printers. they talked about that. and on the press release, they mentioned currency. not sure what they'll end up saying. i will tell you, micro processor prices may need to be cut in the future to keep demand up. >> we were talking about apple here. when we get to a point in the next couple of months and the demand in north america and europe wanes a little bit, much of apple's growth is going to come from overseas, china, and so to me i have a hard times squaring the circle here, that if much of the growth will come in the back half of the year like emerging markets with china, how do they withstand the price increases? who knows where china's currency is going

. >>> hewlett-packard says it will acquire aruba networks for nearly $3 billion. the deal will expand hp's reach into the mobile market. hp rose fractionally. a chip maker will buy the merged operations that will value the combined company roughly $40 billion. that sent both stocks soaring. deal making is on the minds of the biggest maims in technology at the world of congress in barcelona. >> it's the most important deal making conference for the mobile industry. and this week at mobile world congress in barcelona, the tech heavyweights are out in force. mark zuckerberg telling his audience his company is eager to expand to the merging markets. >> what did you learn that's going to allow you to better scale this? >> that it works. >> reporter: what's more astounding is how disruptive the social media giant has been in the mobile world. the free messaging service that facebook purchased last year for more than $19 million, had a dramatic impact in developing markets. in india, where about 10% of mobile users are subscribers, they saw their revenues cut in half. >>

. >> the former ceo of hewlett-packard, republican, says she is more than 90% likely to run for president. despite not officially announcing candidacy, she is wasting no time going after the likely democratic contender, hillary clinton. she says clinton's character is flawed and adds the confidence issue with the former secretary of state. after fiorina was forced to retire in state senate, she ran and lost against barbara boxer. >> around 9:00 this morning two men dressed as women approached the nsa's fort meade campus in this black car. they allegedly tried to ram the main gate and crash into a police car. they killed one man and wounded another. a police officer was hurt in the attack. the car was stolen and there was cocaine inside. the police say there is no link to terrorism. >>> it is confirmed the germanwings copilot was treated for suicidal tendencies. he is believed to have deliberately crashed into passengers jet last week. there are reports that among items taken was quote a mountain of pills. friends say the girlfriend who was breaking up with him is pregnant. prosecutors tod

. >> she's 60 years old and the first woman to lead a fortune 100 company when named ceo of hewlett-packardin 1999. >>> the pick for the next attorney general has to wait longer. loretta lynch could be the first african-american woman to serve in the job but congress has headed home for a two-week spring break without moving forward. her confirmation has dragged on for five months, longer than any other attorney general nominee in 30 years. >>> bowe bergdahl's attorney said that his client did not try to desert the army. his lawyer tells al jazeera america the truth has yet to come out about rescue attempts before bergdahl was finally freed. >> i want to publicly ask the army to release the investigative report prepared by jar general kenneth dahl. general dahl's report indicated that there was no evidence that anyone died as a result of my client's conduct. i think that's a critical fact. for reasons i can only attribute to political considerations, there is a drum beat repetition the unfounded assertion that people died as a result my client's conduct. that's got to be so scotched, and i

jersey governor chris christie former arkansas governor mike huckabee snore lindsey grahame former hewlett-packard ceo carla fiorina. the list goes on. >> thank you, saddam hussein. >>> the pentagon is looking at what appears to be an islamic hit list of american military personnel. julianna goldman reports. >> reporter: the video comes from the islamic state hacking division. it was released on social media and encourages isis supporters to kill those who are lifted. the terror group claims in the video it was obtained by hacking military databases but the pentagon says it believes the information was publicly available online from news articles and even its own reports about the campaign against isis. the marine korms and air force say they're making sure everyone is notified. they're asking servicemembers to review their online footprint and to make sure privacy settings on social media accounts limit the amount of personal information available. the obama administration says the american-led military operation has blunted the terror groups emil-mentum in iraq and syria but it's still grappling

carly a former ceo of hewlett-packard, a huge company.anks kelly, we mention all this kelly, because we know because you just told us you're 90% certain to be somebody who is running for president next year of as well. so what is your position on indiana's religious freedom bill? >> well you know i think unfortunately, this is an example of everything that is wrong with politics. the bill as mary thompson correctly pointed out is based on the national bill that bill clinton signed. this is not about protecting discrimination. it's about protecting religious liberty. and so in fact it was this law that was used by you may recall the muslim prisoner who wanted to grow a beard in prison. >> right. >> and he took that case all the way to the supreme court and won because basically, what this law says is that someone can have a remedy against the federal government for imposing on their religious beliefs. so i think everybody needs to sort step back and cool off here and look at the facts on both sides. >> and carly, as former ceo of hewlett-p

. >>> hewlett-packard says it speech was going on. my questn for you is what role does congress have to play in this? the president in his rejoinder after the speech made it very clear, hey, look. the executive branch is paramount with respect to st dea and foreign policy. what role does congress have to play here? >> the role to me tyler, a couple of things. first, sanctions legislation that congress has enacted and to the extent that a deal would lift sanctions, that could involve a role for congress. i got different answers from aids on the hill. different answers from members of the same party. so there doesn't seem to be a clear consensus and mitch mcconnell indicated after the speech today that he's going to attempt to push legislation to the senate floor to have congress weigh in on this deal. so this is a bit of a moving target. democratic senator bob menendez who was the chairman of the foreign relations committee, now is the ranking member has been pushing sanctions legislation last year. they held off on pushing that throug

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hewlett packard hiking by 10%. the new payout of 18 cents a share has a yield after about 2%. still, shares of hp down to $32.84. >> first quarter earnings because of high level of steel imports. that's pushing the prices down. expect to slow down in the second quarter but remain at high levels. this is the stronger dollar that's made imports cheaper and steel from china flooded the market. shares tumbled more than 6% today to $46.10. shares of yelp tumbling after a documentary trailer posted on a fund raising web site kick starter, that accuses the company of extortion. the film called billion dollar bully suggests the company features negative reviews for businesses that do not pay to advertise on yelp. shares were off 3.5% to $45.1. regulators decided bank of america must allow shareholders to vote on whether the bank should form a plan to break itself up. the proposal comes from a member of a consumer advocacy group and calls for independent director panel to develop a plan for divesting all of the bank's so-called non-core businesses. shares of b of a down more than 2% to

hewlett-packard all .5%. it did get a short-lived pop. a deal could still be weeks away.to give in update on that building collapse in lower manhattan. it is a five alarm emergency care they have upgraded from a three alarm emergency. it's at 120 5 2nd avenue. the building is mixed occupancy. there were reports of an explosion at 3:20 p.m. firefighters are on the scene trying to prevent it from spreading to more buildings. alix: here with me now david sherman and the ceo ross garber. thanks for joining me. we are looking at this market, i find it to be very confusing. stocks are down, treasuries were down earlier in the day. the dollar was down and then rebounded. on explain it to me. david: markets are not a closed system. the world is in flux. things move back and forth. it's important for investors to fundamentally think about their investment. noise creates opportunity to sell or to buy it gets undervalued. >> we saw that with the market plunging in the morning and coming back. what we are doing right now is going through a massive change from the post financial crisi

he'll be leaving hewlett-packard head quarter ofs at 12:30.we'll have for you tomorrow on the news. >> looking forward to that for sure. anthony slaughter is here with that microclimate forecast. you said the big tease word rain last we talked to you. >> we're looking at showers tomorrow morning again tomorrow night. i'll fire up the radar. we don't have anything right now close toyi= home. there are returns up towards ureka and ukiah. temperatures are still very mild in the low 70s. livermore at 71. san jose at 70. san francisco already starting to get that fog. 61 degrees there. your high temperatures tomorrow will come down from where they were today only in the 60s for really the entire bay area. 46 for san francisco. 69 for the tri-valley. east bay at 67. and the south bay expecting 69 degrees. notice the rain icons on here. we're talking about a few showers tomorrow. not going to be a complete washout of a day. there will be gray skies in place. every now and again we'll get showers from some of the clouds. the system making its way towa

hewlett-packard is suing autonomy cofounder and former cfo for $5.1 billion.uit filed in london. executives gave an overly optimistic view of the company's health before the acquisition. apple pay encountering some hurdles. a survey says two thirds of users report problems using the service at the checkout counter. the average apple pay user may 2 .6 and store transactions in the first four months. the aftermath of the verdict of the ellen pao kleiner perkins trial, the conversation about discrimination has only grown stronger. lynne hermle is a legendary defense attorney. i got her key takeaways from the trial and what the tech community can learn. lynee: great to be back in my office. great for kleiner perkins to prevail on everything. cory: the jurors were stunned when they saw all of the cameras. lynne: just a tidal wave of reporters, overwhelming. occasionally, people would tweets on my -- would tweets or e-mail me. cory: what made this case unusual? lynne: cases don't change industries, not what they are about. this case was the right issue at the right

by hewlett-packard beyond just their inability to cope with obviously a strong dollar?well i think that microsoft, no one really -- i think that microsoft -- no one really seems to be enthused by new products. numbers are high, microsoft. i don't know, rick sherlin, i don't think they can make the number. i think nadella is paralyzed here. they were doing well and stalled with xbox. ex x box is strong. i'm concerned, merrill starts western digital and seagate with sells. this is pc-related versus nxpi. what is that? your wallet, that's your auto. those are insect secular increase. as it relates to best buy, they managed to get margins up and sales up. >> good job. >> feel comfortable enough with some capital distribution right? stability? >> congratulations to them. >> generating cash. returning cash to shareholders. >> i asked you whether i felt that whether the bubble would happen. a couple of articles, both in "wall street journal" and "new york times," the consumer isn't spending. it's the consumer minus -- who is 45,000 and below is spending but the best buy number

hewlett-packard, those shares are up 73%. the dow up 10%. hp goes up 73% right after getting kicked out of the dow. then one more just to finish it off here. alcoa, the stock pretty much doubled. all right, it doubled right after it got kicked out of the dow. in those three instances, those investors who bought the dow at least these components of the dow right after they got kicked out, they did pretty well. again, this is not some gensfwlags, but in recent history, it might be one of the reasons why burns mckinney like that at&t story. >> dominik, thank you very much. let's go to eamon javers for breaking news. >> there are charges against three defendants in what they're calling one of the largest reported data breaches in u.s. history, and this is a global spam operation. the department of justice is saying that two of the people involved in this alleged ring were vietnamese extraction operating in the netherlands and cooperating with somebody in canada. all of it was based on a hack that they allegedly did into e-mail service providers

hewlett-packard is expanding part of its business, agreeing to a cash purchase of a company that makeseless network infrastructure used by hotels, universities, and shopping malls. it is h.p.'s biggest acquisition in years, and they plan to split it. one will focus on corporate customers. boston scientific is expanding its men's health business buying a urology portfolio at a price of about $1.6 billion. boston scientific will also have treatments for other conditions and are still considering treatments for women. a takeover in the medical health industry, almost a $2 billion deal with cardiology and endo- vascular devices, and shares of cardinal health hit a record high last week, up 23% in the last year. tens of thousands of russians march through the capital honoring the death of the opponent of vladimir putin who was gunned down the 11th high-profile killing since mr. putin took office. the kremlin is promising a vigorous investigation into it. and that is a look at the top stories we are following monday. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu prepares to call for tougher sect

expected and there's lower than expected inventory across the pc supply chain and microsoft and hewlett-packardlso down. those are the stories we're following. the u.s. department of interior announced a new plan to increase volunteering at national parks. it plans to use a $5 million grant from american express to build volunteer coalitions that will help preserve and sustain those. sally joins us. madam secretary thank you for joining us on "bottom line." >> thank you. >> how did the partnership with american express come about? >> they got -- american express has stepped up to help our effort. mark: you talked about american eagle outfitters are enlightened. are others not so enlightened? >> well, to give back to the community to have a strong community and in this case american eagle stepped up and inspired american express to do the same. both are businesses that recognize giving back to the community is good for business. mark: how would you describe the state of our lands right now? >> we are america's story teller and charged with taking care of the most special places for our future an