hp is a great example of innovation going on there.ut if you look at our data centric areas fpgas, iot, those businesses are growing double digits and it th and they are making close to 50% of our revenue >> that doesn't make sense >> people will believe that as they start to see it quarter after quarter. it's been delivering results quarter after quarter. >> it's because you are embedded and take off in 5g intel's got to move in i know some things are just chatter. but people say you hired a banker, and you want to be biggest. yes or no? >> i can't speak about that, but we make two big acquisitions biggest in history, altera and mobilei. and you know, 5g is important, but we think we already have the end to end product from the datacenter, which is important in 5g all the way out to the modem. we have those products already >> all right, well, you know i questioned you on mobilei. let me bounce a theory off of where i might have been wrong. i didn't realize, you don't want to be in just parts. you want to be with the oem, the original

the come back of the personal computer i myself didn't believe in it until hp had atif terrific quar.ys searching on "mad money" for double digit growth and the shocking thing from the last quarter of hp is that we found double digit growth in notebooks, in laptops. now the numbers are reversed the pcs are roaring while phones have been slowing down and it makes their stock look a heck of a lot cheaper than we thought. let's start with micron. this well maker of dynamic access memories or d rams and fla flash memories had a big surge everyone expected the pricing for micron's products to collapse hp told us pricing remains strong throughout the rest of the year if that is the case, the stock is way too cheap it is a buy on this break out. in a little noticed interview last week. morgan stanley sat down with the team it blew me away. i had no idea it could be this fabulous and the service in these firms they eat flash like nothing else on earth western digital, makers of hard drives and digital memories is a buy. personal computers going again, it makes no sense intel just trad trades

hp enterprise will relocate about 1,000 employees from the bay area workforce. the mayor says the city offered no financial incentives for that move. >> behind a goodman, you will find a great mom. warriors players paid tribute to their moms. draymond green and -- 50 woman took part in a discussion about parenting. by the way, while the grownups were talking, bell and green kept the kids entertained with a basketball clinic. very nice. >>> bumble versus match. new accusations over trade secrets between two of the top dating connection companies. >>> the ceo got a massive pay raise despite the major role in the north bay wildfires. >> i am getting breaking news into the live desk. we're hearing about a hotel fire in hayward. i'm gathering details. i'll have that coming up. >>> there's a new call for a san francisco supervisor who resign after his controversial comments during this fire earlier this month. >>> taking a live look outside with abc 7 news now. thanks for warking up with us. the bay area glitter well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bie

steve told us his dream was to continue to work for hp for his whole life. he wanted hp to do the apple one. they won it five times. i was watching that. i'm glad you brought up h.p. because there are young people that h.p. is a perfectly fine company. it's not one that everyone says i want to go work for h.p. anymore and had a series of ceos and god help us, a series of board members that changed everything. to truly appreciate the value, you have to appreciate how revolutionary and important h.p. was at the time. >> when bill and dave started the company, they developed policies towards the employees that are known as the h.p. way and a lot of culture that people know the valley for today, the free lunches and workplaces that go out of their ways to make themselves attractive so that people will spend, you know, hours and hours and hours, all of that starts with h.p. h.p. really developed the culture and came to shape the culture of the valley. >> i got a couple minutes or seconds left and i want to ask you one more question, what didn't you get into the f

hp says the new headquarters allows the company to have more employees together at one site as well as expand if that becomes necessary. the company plans to move into the new offices later this year. as i mentioned, current headquarters are in palo alto. >>> coming up, trash piling up in an east bay city where some homeowners don't even know they're making the problem worse. >>> and facebook making more changes after its data breach. the options you now have if you want to permanently delete some of the things you posted. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ra nar nieri ranieri. i'll show you how much rainfall could come with our next storm. r and online. >>> live pictures of a protest going on in sacramento. this is over the officer shooting death of stephon clark ten days ago. as you can see this is downtown. we're counting about 12 protesters as best we can tell at that particular intersection stopping cars from getting down that street heading towards i-5. now, police had set up a barricade at one point trying to keep a much larger group of protesters from getting onto i-5 and interr

, including amendments to the hps and bayview-hunters point, hps phase two design for development, bayview-hunters point redevelopment project area and hunters point shipyard project redevelopment area, discussion. madam director? >> thank you, madam secretary. lila hussein will give an overview of this this afternoon. >> good afternoon. i am lila hussein, and as you know, this is our largest redevelopment area planning over 702 acres, and we are at an exciting milestone to bring something -- a proposal to you today on updates to the land use program for shipyard phase two. we have been working collaboratively with the cac, city agencies, the planning department to work through many of the elements that you will see today, and i especially want to thank two cac members who are here, joyce and neal, who have sat through numerous meetings where elements of the proposals today have been presented to them. so i don't want to take much of your time, so with that, i will introduce you to the director of planning at five point. >> good afternoon, commissioner bustos, commissioners singh, rosales. thank y

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eastham town hp is about recruiting former cops. >> we can recruit retired officers to provide a safety mechanism. >> eight facilities plus the high school. the job applicants must be retired no longer than three years, go through training to be armed and prepared for the worst case scenario. >> their primary goal is to neutralize the threat, address the shooter, attack the shooter, and do everything they can to protect the students and staff. >> they can't have enough security. >> i'm for it. it scares me the be overreactive. >> they are professionals. i wouldn't be comfortable carrying a gun. >> a boy tried to die suicide by cop outside van zandt elementary and parents say this new effort is a start in the right direction. >> you have to start somewhere. i can't see a downside to it. >> the chief could not go into detail about how many officers they were planning to hire or the security measures they have in place, but they believe they are working. there is no way to measure how many threats they have thwarted. they hope the new initiatives will detour people from committing crimes.

an company is grappling with $8.8 billion acquisition of hp software assets.hortly. hasrd branson's firm acquired 5.2% of voting rights in barclays. the u.k. bank says it welcomes investors. branson is targeting a number of british money management firms. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. vonnie: facebook under pressure. shares are down following reports of a data breach. facebook weighing on the nasdaq too. the dow, the s&p 500, the nasdaq and the stoxx 600, also having a down day. mark: live from london, i'm mark barton. vonnie: facebook is falling off the back of another social media scandal. the data from that helped elect president trump is said to have private information from 50 million users without their consent. government officials in the u.s. and europe are demanding -- sarah frier joins us now from san francisco. how is mark zuckerberg avoided the spotlight until now? seems to have made no public comment on this. sarah: lawmakers in the past have mostly said we want to hear from whichever executives can get us closest to the answers. fa

it will have 600 hp. it will go from 0 to 60 in less than four seconds. the main selling point will be the ability to charge faster than tesla models. the price has not been announced this year. >>> for nature lovers, this may be the dream job. a job posting on linkedin shows billionaire is mogul richard branson is looking for a personal assistant. you get to live there that island in the caribbean. >> goodbye. >> exactly. the responsibilities include general correspondence, filing, and booking travel. can't believe this. for just $180,000. that was back in 1978. turned it into a private retreat. business -- visitors include princess diana, kate winslet, and the obama's. i mean, young person, you're single, no kids. >> saturday is the deadline to apply. i'm going to practice saying, the plane, the plane, there's a chance. >>> bumpy road to recovery for some northbay businesses. store owners still facing an uphill climb to rebuild five months after the deadly fires. >>> gun shows may be a thing of the past in santa clara county. the vote that could end the

you heard, you saw all of the amenities in the hps two project. so much at stake. any delay means that somebody is not going to take advantage -- be able to take advantage of those opportunities, and i know you know that, because i feel i know where your hearts are all. thank you so much for all you do. >> thank you, doctor honeycutt. >> jackie flynn. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is jackie flynn. i'm the executive director of the brandoff institute here in san francisco, and i am very happy to see a majority of my community here speaking on behalf of folks that i work with every day, 'cause often times, we don't see our representatives here. and so i'm here -- i want to also applaud and echo all the work that has gone into the job development and career development aspects of the project because obviously that's very much in need in our community. i want to talk about the fact that healthy communities are those that exist in which people, plans and wildlife coexist and thrive. and open spaces and parks are essential in bayview-hunters point. our commun

that could hp its revenue grow. price target, $55. that stock ros 1.5% to $48. coverage of fellow dowomponent american express was initiated with a buy rating at ubs. f thm says that accelerating business volume and loan could drive revenue there, and in turn that could result this stronger earnings per share. price target they put in, $111. the stock rose fractionally to $92.21. >>> in that same note the ubs analyst started coverage of discover financial with a sell rating. the firm sites potential erosion of asset and revenue growth. the price target is $70. the stock was up to $70.28. and bernstein initiated coverage of the dow component visa with an outperform rating. thely a calls visa's business model attractive and says it should benefit from the growing payments market. the price there is $143 a share. the stock fell a fraction to $116.99. >> some. brightest minds in health care together in one place discussing the most complex ie ustries in rld. >>> .gentleman's largestrug maker is considering a possible bid for irish by crow tech company sure. th price

. >> attempts to hp bear stearns damaged the stock and damaged confidence overall, particularly inci fins. this is part of the great frustration. you do noing, the stock goes down, you try to help it the stock goes down. >> jp morgan is buying bear stearns at a rock bottom price, $2 a share. >> people at bear stearns i have spoken withre stunned by what happened here. one individual told me 17 years i have been saving for m kids' college education, now i have got to start all over again. >> investment. >> abouting will never be the same. >> and steve was right. a lot never was the same. many financial histori marked that day as the starting point of the biggest financial crisis since the great depression. >>> it is time to take a look at me of today's upgrades and downgrades. netflix saw its price target raised to 350 a share over at rbc capital market. that firm sees netflix growing in japan, which can be difficult for western companies to the analyst is also upbeat on the company's original conten nonetheless, shares fell fractionally to 318.45. demonstrate onwasng dded to neutral

. >>> only on abc 7 news, we're learning details about the lengths of contract hp is going to track down a shooter targeting tech buses. investigators tell us that 20 vehicles have been hit over the past month, possibly by a high-powered bb gun or rifle. the attacks have been along interstate 280. when the buses started taking highway 101 incompetent stead. the suspect followed them and attacked again. the impacts have been severe enough to break win toes. the fbi is now involved. the chp told us a unique tactic they've started using. >> perhaps a bait bus. perhaps proactive patrol, marked chp patrol vehicles as well as, individuals that are -- making themselves comfortable throughout that stretch of the 280 on the side of the road and not even in a patrol vehicle. >> the chp is also asking for tips from drivers who may have witnessed one of these shootings. >>> shut down i.c.e. shut down i.c.e. >> happening today, another protest in san francisco against the weekend sweep by federal immigration agents. hundreds of people rallied outside of i.c.e. headquarters yesterday demanding an end

said that it's a matter of bilateral relations between two countries i don't want one hundred forty hp. thousand of that mess have been steering that ballots are cast without any problem and that the voting procedures darkened that it properly and the fifteen hundred at the observers are arness which is they're ready for the presidential election in russia. the vast majority of polls are set up with cameras to stream everything online of course to check out the security really talked to a number of foreign observers especially from europe to my. using these cameras now this latest electronic means with the latest but you know utilize them to monitor any possible violations you see the video here showing members of the electoral commission stuffing ballot boxes indeed so that did his job in this case but it still took place in a city near moscow the central election commission has fired those employees involved and said the ballots cast an up tick the box will not be counted obviously because cusp of election observers whether they witnessed any violations this is rick of what we have c

. >> a lot of the fans got here for the red carpet fashions hp like rita moreno who wore the same dress she wore in 1962. it all ends here on the red stairs leading into the doll by theatre. where inside nominees from the bay area became winners. sam rockwell a first time nominee winning for best supporting actor in three billboards outside of ebbing, missouri. >> he said we have to go, it's grandma. i got in the car and said what's wrong with grandma? he said, nothing, we're going to the movie. >> he won for call me by my name. >> i want to thank the films actors. i wouldn't be standing out here tonight without their inspired help. >> and gary rizzo for the sound mixing team behind the movie dunkirk. >> second time host jimmy kimmel mixing the political with thely hair lou hilarious. >> tell them what they win. >> and no envelope mixup this year. something else we should point out james ivory at 89 years old, oscars oldest winner. dion lim abc 7 news. >>> in some ways the oscars were all about change and the diversity behind what some feel is a new day in hollywood. kate larsen is-to-h

jonathon quick who is the head of the global health council is not totally off his rocker hp. he says it's it's still a killer. we had a and dem you can in 2009 and it was like the typical flu season. it's not going to wipe out the entire united states. that's scare tactics. kennedy: i don't know if it's something you take once and you are inoculated forever. >> it's going town clinical trials. it attacks the molecule all flus have. because this it's likely it will be used to squash the flu two or three years from now. maybe you have to take it he 10 years where we won't see what we see now, hundreds of thousands of hospitalizations and millions of cases. kennedy: and hundreds of deaths. i also heard about nanotechnology that targets specific viruses. >> that's another way we can do this. we can engineer viruses to attack the flu. we can use things other than flu shots. we'll get away from this once a year guess game where we look at australia and see what the threw was doing there. and we miss. the flu virus is smarter than an egg. it changes in an egg. those days are almost

they are an american company, they come out of a hp spinoff. broadcom itself is an american company. buthave got a chinese name, you have been a citizen of the u.s. for 28 years. calling them a foreign entity is kind of a stretch, at least in their opinion and of the concern here is if the policy is to buy new companies and to grow that mechanism, will they be allowed to do anything. emily: do you think they will appeal? ian: i have no strong sense. it has been a difficult race to predict. >> so you still cannot take the day off? ian: i cannot. [laughter] emily: goldman sachs has paved the way for david solomon to become the next ceo, becoming the firm's sole president. goldman has given no timeline for the retirement of blankfein. >> the year has set up in a way that i think it should be very constructive, both for m&a activity, and for ipo activity. i feel activity started to pick up toward the end of 2017. we've got a healthy i see. we also have environment for a number of reasons, why 2018 should set up to be a pretty active year for strate

.>>> hewlett-packard spinoff hp enterprises will move from palo alto to san jose. be moved to the america center in north san jose, that is the highest concentration of technology companies in silicon valley. hp enterprise plans to move to the new 220,000 square foot headquarters later this year. >>> google is being sued by former employees who say the company pays men more than women for the same work. gasia mikaelian talked to the latest women to join the lawsuit. >> heidi lamar is in david versus goliath. sheep join the lawsuit against her former employer google where she was a preschool teacher.>> we used a lot of natural repurposed materials and it partnering with families to create the most high quality environment.>> you love your job. >> yes i did and i do very much so. >> when she was hired in 2013 google told her. >> as a policy we start at level i. >> she started at level i the lowest category in the pay scale making $18.51 per hour, over three years later a conversation with a coworker opened her eyes. >> we were talking is in a frustrating you can only

the new suv will have 600 hp and go from 0 to 60 in less than four seconds.main selling point, the ability to charge faster than the tesla models right now. the price has not been announced yet. >>> a if you love nature, this may be your dream job. it's a job posting on linkedin. it shows billionaire business mogul richard branson's island. he's looking for a personal assistant who will work from and live on that island in the per -- caribbean. administrative jobs include general correspondence, firing, and looking travel. richard branson bought that island for just $180,000 in 1978 and turned it into a private retreat. the visitors include princess diana, kate winslet, the obamas . you can get more information about this job. we are going to post a link on ktvu.com. by the way, the deadline to apply is saturday. >>> 5:24. a popular longtime hangout for stanford students and generations of families will close for good. tomorrow night. the oasis beer garden in menlo park has been around in business for 66 years. the crowds have been bigger than normal the past

ed, let's get into the numbers, hp's unofficial count has llama head by just 620 -- roughly 375 provisionalilitary and overseas ballots have yet to be counted, the four counties in the district have seven days to count and the deadline to receive military and overseas ballots is next tuesday. republicans say they have received complaints about machines, and voters may have been confused by the upcoming plans to be read/write districts. it is alleged that at -- election officials in allegheny county, the only county of the four that lamb one, it pushed back, saying they did not have the required written and signed authorization from the party chair. when provided, that where was given full access. the machines involved are electronic touchscreen, the counties performed an audit of the results, comparing the overall tally on a hard drive, a flash drive, and a paper tape, and officials told the ap that deviations are very rare. absentee ballots are inspected to determine whether the voter is eligible and had clear inten intent. the executive director of the association of pennsylvania says tha

and because she was an admiral hp and ibm would talk to her because the military protocol neutered her to make her gender go away. so that illustrates to get into education with more people of color were also jews. so looking at a sample of people on the innovator list when at the very end of the time window so really she was the outlier. >> had you come up with those eight people? most of them are americans. >> elon musk is south african, marie curie is polish tesla is from serbian dissent jobs as american einstein denounced his german citizenship and benjamin franklin was american and edison was basically but this goes back to a researcher i wanted to give myself out of the process that i could inadvertently introduce bias. so i have this criteria everybody has to be on multiple but in the first 20 and letting the world identify to be those serial innovators to be those big innovations across their lifetime because if they only have one it is hard to separate so give me one invention instead of a lifetime and people love multiple biographies and to hear their voice but to hear the le

there is weakness with iron ore trading, so looking up for the likes of the hp and fortescue into thatpen. gold futures up a little bit and new york crude as well. trading at $62 a barrel. we see some sustained weakness across the industrial commodities space there. president trump made his most direct attack against robert mueller into the russian election-meddling.. this is the lightest test latest sign a showdown may be brewing over the road. 13 hardened democrats, supposedly did hillary supporters -- does anyone think this is fair? the president reading -- tweeting that. be getting closer, as we say, to some kind of showdown? ros: very interesting as you say over the weekend. president trump used the word witchhunt about two dozen times to talk about robert lawler's probe, but never used the word mueller. . he did today and yesterday. it is like a loyalty test by the president and trying to push the envelope as far as he can to see how far he can push and what the response will be from professional -- from congressional publicans and others in his party. he had a success you could

the earnings we're talking double digit earnings increases this year this is j tis why the markets hper 20% for the second quarter q3, 22%.eomen. 18% for this quarter 20% for the second quarter q3, 22%.lomen. 18% for this quarter 20% for the second quarter q3, 22%.lomen. 18% for this quarter 20% for the second quarter q3, 22%.men. 18% for this quarter 20% for the second quarter q3, 22%.en 18% for this quarter 20% for the second quarter q3, 22%.n. 18% for this quarter 20% for the second quarter q3, 22%. 18% for this quarter 20% for the second quarter q3, 22%. this is what matters trade wars are hard to model about that we can't figure out what percentage of the industrials will get affected. but if q3 goes from 22% to 15%, you have a problem with the market we don't have new inputs into the numbers. look what happened to u.s. steel. was 34, it went to $47 and then it went all the way back down to $34 a complete round trip. yesterday they said we'll good empty a lot ex-empty ex-e xhch of companies dropbox, we're talking about an average insider price of $1.78 here $21 is the price there

hp is making a come back twitter is allowing the president to cut-out the middle man while firing a secretarystate in an insulting way. and now that so much of our lives are conducted online, we need to keep our data extra safe as well as our bit coins which is exactly what fire island and other cyber security plays is all about. that's a lot to keep track of. every few months i go to san francisco. i think of it as paying homeation to the greatest innovateors of our time. you can't interview them by satellite. you have to press the flesh in order to earn their trufrt i like all the tech stocks i mentioned. intel is the cheapest. they all look good to me of all the innovative companies i talked to in san francisco the most i'm fascinated one the one that's not a technology stock. clorox yep. i regard clorox as a stealth tech pay granted all the obvious tech names i mentioned have tremendous growth driven by powerful customer demand in many cases they are growing at a double digit clip clorox is trying to scratch out 2% growth which puts it in the portion of a stagnant cohort gee how am i ment

germany and now there arlle growing to mandate that refugees and muslim mintgrants visit contion camps to hp improve their derstanding of germany's ferrible past, and its echoes today. rom berlin, special correspondent malcolm brabant reports. >> reporter: this jewishre aurant in berlin has frequently been the target of that owner yorai feinber did not consider worth reporting to the police. but the most recent isode, involving a drunken man from former east germany, h provoked nationwide alarm about growing anti-semitism. >> ( translated ): why are you even here after 1945, if six million people of your kind we murdered? what are you doing here? >> ( translated ): no one protects you, no one protects you. they will all end up in the gas chamber. all back to your stupid gas chambers. nobody wants you here, nobody wants you. >> ( translated ): no one wants you here in your small jewish resurant. >> most of my family was murdered. it's not pleasant to hear something like this. >> reporter: the video triggered a torrent of further threats and abse, most, reportedly, from muslims, that are now b

this comes to us from all wall street journal correspondents rebecca ball hp house and peter nicholas report that trump's legal team is trying to work out a deal with mueller. we'll be i joined by peter nicholas in a moment. they note that a person familiar with the discussions are, quote, seeking to negotiate a deal with special counsel robert mueller that uses an interview with the president as leverage to spur a conclusion to the russia investigation. the president's legal team is considering telling mr. mueller that mr. trump would agree to a a sit-down interview based on multiple considerations, including that the special counsel commit to a date for concluding at least the trump-related portion of the investigation. last night here on this broadcast we learned from the new york times' jeremy peters that the president continues to be dismissive of the russia investigation, even as he remains concerned about it. times has also reported that mr. trump did try to fire robert mueller but backed off. and he's been asking other witnesses about their interviews with mueller's team. here

they came out of an hp spinoff. they bought companies that were all american.roadcom, which they acquired, was an american company. he's got a chinese name, his malaysian, but he's been a citizen of the u.s. for 22 years. he's had top security clearance. calling them a foreign entity is kind of a stretch. at least in their opinion, and at least as to what the arguments are saying. the concern here is if the policy is to buy new companies, and to grow the mechanism, are they going to be allowed to do anything? emily: do you think they will appeal? ian: i have no strong sense one way or the other at the moment. it's been a really difficult race to predict both ways all along. emily: so you can't take a day off, that is the bottom line? ian: bottom line. [laughter] emily: that was bloomberg's ian king and brooke sutherland. now to another top story of the week. goldman sachs has paved the way for copresident david solomon to become the next ceo. solomon will become the firm's soul president, and the other copresident, harvey schwartz, will be leaving. there is no

hp says the headquarters allows them to have more employees together at one site and expand, if it needs to. the company plans to move into those offices a little later this year. >>> well, new at 6:00 tonight, is progress hurting preservation? some palo alto high school alum are fighting a plan to put large solar panels in front of the school. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live with the problem, and the solution, maybe. >> reporter: well, i can tell you that the plan is to install large solar panels over this entire front parking lot here at palo alto high school, but because that structure is expected to be at least 12 feet high, some fear that it's going to obstruct the view of this historic tower. as palo alto high school celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, some alumni are concerned about the future. the palo alto unified school district board approved a plan to install solar panels over the school's front parking lot. edith miller graduated from palo alto in 1963 and showed us what the tower looked like then and says a proposed industrial solar panels will change the look

. >> joining us now is david hogg hp he is a survivor of the atta marjory stoneman douglas high schooldavid, thank you very how much for joining us once again. i first of all wanted to get your reaction to what you actually accomplished today, and you get the credit for it, the legislation that passed the house of representatives in florida. >> i think my reaction -- my reaction to that is, it's a small step in a much bigger movement. i'm glad to see we've finally seen some movement. but the fact is that until governor scott signs off on this bill, none of this really matters unless it's signed into law. and along with that, it's just the fact that everything that we've been doing -- i shouldn't be taking credit for this, it's everybody that's been there, everybody that was there in tallahassee from the beginning, and everybody that stood up, spoken out on twitter, spoken to their local legislators, and really gotten this action to be pushed through. because we've seen time and time again these bills have failed for the assault weapons ban and different things that are around gun contr

the steel story with donald as well as a story floating around about bhp and a possible bid for the hponfirmation around the. that is what is being supported. the materials are definitely where the hot is this morning in terms of the negative market. the iron move is a downside. what you have on individual names? matt: we are seeing that shine through. the dax is opening so quickly just shows to show that there's not a lot going on in equity markets this morning. 282 stocks down this morning and 186 up. not all of the issues are trading yet, but we do see rio tinto moving to the downside. glencore moving to downside. and is still stocks moving down. the others are not moving so much. the only big mover we see their down more than 1%. take a look at some of the gainers here. not a lot of size moves. you don't see big moves in hsbc, banco santander. you do see some of those banks moving to the upside and royal dutch shell and bp also gaining, but also very slightly. not a lot of moves and stocks this morning. i think it is interesting to see what is happening in the mining space. from a

and because she was an admiral, hp and ibm and deck, those companies would talk to her because her uniform and military protocol essentially neutered her, right? it made her gender go away, right? so, you know, both of these cases really illustrate that women were at a severe disadvantage to get into education, to get the kind of education you need and to get into science as were people of color, as for a long period were jews also. so a lot of hurdles. and when you're looking at a sample of people who make it on to most famous innovator lists, you're looking at a long time window when the very end of that time window women would have had any possibility. so marie curie was really the, an outlier in that respect. >> right. anyone have a question? we have a mic here -- yeah. here's somebody. >> thank you. how did you come up with the eight people that you did? be you know, most of them are americans. did you not look at europeans as much? >> yeah, i -- most of them are -- they're not mostly american, actually. elon is south african, marie curie was polish, tesla was -- he's from croatia, bu

when i spoke to a huge buyer at hp of flash, he said micron is strong from d ram side. be weaker, he wouldn't say that. flash prices are still elevated. western digital could easily trade to 130 as the price target was. it's a really strong story >> big show tonight. >> i got greg hayes coming by. got lew cirne. greg will talk probably ask him about a breakup. >> what a week you have had. utx, intel, pay pal, twitter who didn't you have? >> i didn't have apple i didn't have google i didn't have facebook i have thrown a lot of chairs. >> big three you didn't get the big three. >> and the cuddler news. >> i broke that story. i'm the only person that breaks a story and there's an article about how he's not allowed to break the story. it's not fair. >> you were out there breaking the story. >> 17 million americans can break a story but not cramer fine fine >> you did it. most importantly, you got it right. >> that's really all that matters. >> thank you see you tonight. good to have you back. when we come back, barney frank. senators vote to roll back some dodd-frank reform

these are incredibly cheap stocks hp was the one that signaled to look out these stocks are where toe i reiterate how cheap they are is insane. that's the place to go >> that's some fresh 18-year highs on mu. >> mu is on fire they're going to beat the number soundly. trash the number >> we didget an upgrade of u.p.s. >> i love that amazon needs all the capacity it can get from its service provider stop worrying about amazon the stock is down so much. i do not worry about the teamsters. they solved the problem. i think that u.p.s. is down too much i like it. xpo, by the way. >> i just want to point out netflix is at a new high $138 billion market. it's only $18 billion away from disney's market cap. >> bigger than ge on market cap? >> yes netflix is over $10 billion larger than ge >> now we've sold off. we had to shake off all those people who came in at the top. david, we're bigger than u.s. steel. >> that's not saying much. m ae'll get stop trading with jiin minute. dow is up 32 directv gives you more for your thing. your top-rated thing. that five stars, two thumbs up, 12-out-of-10

hp says it was tied to an arrest that happened the day before.ied to pull over a car but the driver named jeremy guy led them on a short chase. when they finally stopped the car, the chp found explosive making materials inside. they arrested guy and obtained a search warrant for the hotel room he was sharing with his father. the father was arrested last night. authorities say the investigation is ongoing. >>> 8:11 is the time. this morning, trouble on board a united express flight from sfo to boise, idaho. >> i am god. i am god. i am god. i am god. >> still ahead, a passenger tries to open the plane's door in mid flight. we will tell you the response from the other passengers on board. >>> also gearing up for the warriors in san francisco. how the team's growing popularity is adding to the cost to a muni stop in front of the new arena. >>> well, we do have mostly good traffic. but one freeway is not sharing in that excitement. and that would be highway 24. however, people on 80 may be getting more passengers here because of highway 24 happenings.

we had big moves, leadership groups issue and technology stocks here's a classic one, hp, down fractionallydown basically three days in a row, and that stock was over $20, just a short while ago. a lot of headlines moving the markets around it's not quite as easy as it was last year, guys. remember last year, it was all about global economic growth and the tax cuts now the headlines are little murky, and traders have a hard time figuring it all out back to you. >> bob, how much of this, though, is the resolving door a the white house, when gary cohen said, is he worth 2,000 points on the dow now with larry going in, what effect does that have on the market >> creates confusion, but if you want to talk about larry, look, larry is beloved down here he's a beloved by me, you, and we all laike larry, but no big market moves when we announced it was going to happen i think that's an indication that the markets are not sure whether that's going to have a major impact on policy right now, particularly the trade issues, so i agree with the general idea that all of the revolving door in the white ho

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