let's send it over to julia boorstin who is now live with the ceo of linkedin, jeff weiner. julia? . congratulations on great earnings. one of the things that really stuck out, especially to wall street, is the fact that you accelerated the number of people who lined up. how did you do that and can you keep up that growth? >> our growth team has done a great job of optimizing the site. >> your stock continues to soar. it's up about 11%. are you worried about a stock that keeps moving higher? is this kind of stock run unsustainable? >> we will leave the pricing to wall street and the investors. we'll focus on long-term value creation. it's all about executing our plan and we were pleased with the results. >> in terms of executing their plan, mobile seems to be a growing part of that, but what is your biggest challenge in making money from your mobile users? >> you have got limited real esta estate, and so i think for a number of websites, the challenge has been navigating the transition from desktop to mobile in terms of advertising. for us advertising is only one of three diversifie

we're waiting to see where linkedin moves after its earnings this afternoon, and we'll have ceo jeff weiner"squawk on the street" tomorrow to discuss those results. >>> in the meantime, jc penney shares bouncing back after denying a report that the shipments were cut off by the lender ift glup. what exactly is going on here? there may be some market manipulation going on here. you've also got him still bullish on the buy. debra weinswig just diving to buy this stock this morning. why do you think there is no goodness going on here? >> either it's bad reporting or there's no goodness because the article came out. the company denied it. i don't think the company is lying. >> the stock tanked when the article came out, by the way. >> exactly. so the post had the story all wrong or somebody fed them bad information. if they did and it traded bad stock, that's a bad thing. >> i think they called cit, no comment or something. if you've got a story that's fund mentally wrong -- and maybe this story will turn out to be true. jc penney denied it, but hey. you have to say something specific, and i th

jeff: this promise promise to ba better stage, 500,000 plus square feet, many high and outlets. i am the aspirational one, mr. weinerthe one who is already there. connell: jeff flock in illinois for us. the market up today. more talk about obamacare coming up. there is money to be made from it. the stock has jumped the most in seven years yesterday, dennis and cheryl next. dagen: what about jcpenney? now that report about lending being cut off refuted, denied by jcpenney and an alice is ahead still likes this stock. llain ] well mr. baldwin... it appears our journey has come to a delightful end. then i better use the capital one purchase eraser to redeem my venture miles for this trip. purchase eraser? it's the easy way to erase any recent travel expense. i jujust pick a charge, like my flight with a few taps, it's taken care of. impressive baldwin. doest work for hotels? absolutely thank goodness. mrs. villain and i are planning our... you scare me. and i like it. let'go what's in your wallet? and this park is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fir in metamucil actually gels to trap some carbs to he

weiner was like, man, some people don't know when to quit. >> that's rough. first up, a lot of people discuss i discussing this jefff "the washington post." at first i thought it was a little light for the "washington post." >> that's not even powerball money. >> "the boston globe" went for over a billion dollars now being sold for tens of millions of dollars. >> the state of journalism is on the decline? interesting enough, one of "the post" staffers posted on twitter. said that back in 2012 bezos of all people said that newspapers would essentially be gone in 20 years. and actually his exact quote was "there's one thing i'm certain about. there won't be printed newspapers in 20 years. maybe as a luxury item in some hotels that want to offer them as an extravagant service." yet he bought it it. >> it doesn't seem that people want to pay for that content online. >> he's an entrepreneur with a lot of successful businesses. when he buys this, he's not only buying the "washington post." >>> you have a sad story. >> this is the worst story. comes from new brunswick, canada. a pet store, this python climbed the apartmen

commenting on twitter at bpshow, where jeff messer who we'll be talking to a little bit later on, he tweeted, he said maybe the nsa just picked up a call of anthony weineraying with a stranger. al qaeda on the rise does sound a little dirty. >> bill: yeah. we'll be talking with jeff a little bit later on the program about moral months in north carolina. lisa is calling from houston. >> caller: hi, bill lindsey graham and the other republicans are not using this rise of al qaeda as approval to the president, it's to use it as a knock on him. i know you have been against nsa, but to out and out call this man a liar -- >> bill: i didn't. >> caller: you said you don't believe him. we're sitting up here with a threat -- >> bill: no, lisa, i said i don't believe for a second, lindsey graham, saxby chambliss, and peter king. i don't believe anything those three people say. >> caller: but those three people didn't have the power to close the embassies. >> bill: but these were the guys out there talking about it yesterday. >> caller: it was a lot of people. the sunday shows are not the only thing you have to listen to. >> bill: i'm grant that. adam schiff also m

washington correspondent jeff zeleny, neera tanden from the center for american progress and abc's own matthew dowd, and, george will, i'm going to start with you on anthony weinerare we and maybe i shouldn't say we still following this so closely? >> and what i hope are the last words i'm ever required to utter about this man, say this, in his brief but not brief enough congressional career, he was 1/435 of 1/2 of one of our three branches of government during which tenure he made no discernible mark on the national life. we're doing this because he's peculiar and because it's august. >> and because it's like a car wreck i think you told me and can't take your eyes off. >> it's a guilty pleasure. >> jeff zeleny, how does he stay in? we hear it over and over he's staying in. it's all behind him. >> he's staying because he has nothing else to do. i mean, he is trying to sort of rehabilitate his career, trying to rehabilitate his public life here, but george is right. i mean we are not going to be talking about anthony weiner for that much longer. the primary is september 10th, so he'll stay in till then probably, but he's out of money. that ad we saw is online, i

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