>> what we have is jeffrey smith, star board's two best ideas, first is a name a lot of investors areware of, perrigo. jeffrey smith, again, has board representation, has been an activist in the stock for quite some time over the past year he still says that the company have a world class supply chain, 7,300 skus, individual product numbers, a dominant market share for their portfolio, also a huge amount of growth opportunity he also talked about their generics business and higher opportunities for that particular business going forward. also that it trades at a discount to its u.s. and international peers. again, making the case for perrigo. also makingthe case for altaba formerly known as yahoo, he says, interestingly enough, this is a way to play potential tax reform in the united states if that tax reform does come to fruition, they can unlock a lot of potential with those stakes there, so jeffrey smith's two ideas coming up here, perrigo and altaba back to you guys >> that altaba pick ises fascinating. >>> coming up, live to delivering alpha and speak with tech legend and sooe be

. >>> jeffrey smith speaking at cnbc's delivering alpha conference called drug maker para pa parago one of the best investments, saying it's well positioned for growth. >> to recap why parago is compelling to us, you have a company that's undervalued, has a leadership position in a market with consistent, defensible growth. there's an opportunity to improve that growth with e-commerce platforms and potential partnership with amazon. there's potential market improvement in europe. there's potential for the separations of the businesses. >> shares of parago took off on smith's remarks. they rose about 4.5% to 89.01. >>> progress software hiked quarterly dividends after reporting preliminary results that topped expectations. the software maker raised its dividend to 14 cents a share. progress up nearly 36% to 36.38. >>> anthem said it's still determining which obamacare markets it will sell its plans in next year. the health insurer says it has until november 27th to finalize where they will offer coverage in 2018. shares fell 3.5% to 189.24. >>> just days after forming, dowdupont is makin

when times got tough for jeffrey smith, he turned to payday loans to cover his expenses. >> a knock comesr door. i open up the door, and it's one of the people from the payday loan companies. a manager is knocking on the door, asking us for money. "i'm sorry. we're going through bankruptcy." >> "no, no. you owe us a debt. you have to pay up." "no, you have to get off my property." "no, no, you have to pay up now." and he wouldn't leave. >> but what if you don't even owe the money? joe hernandez and his wife, well, they were always very careful to pay their bills on time and keep their credit good. but that didn't seem to matter. >> we started receiving phone calls just out of the blue, and they would call and they would ask for somebody with the last name of hernandez, like mine. and it usually was john or joel or jeff or julie or judy. i continually told them that they had the wrong number and to quit calling us. i thought that would end it, but of course it didn't. >> did they call all times of the day? >> we'd get calls early in the morning, late in the evening, on the weekends. it did

the talk about is about jeffrey and smith, it was actually go figure, nelson agholor who had the bestf his career >> today was a great opportunity to, you know, perform on a stage after all the hard work that myself and my teammates put in since spring. and we're not done. >> for him, this is a great first step to, you know, being the type of receiver that we know he can be. >> just kind of see it. just a new, confident player. and starting the season off the way he did today was huge for him. >> while he gets them on the board, fletcher cox seals it. the most dominant game by a lineman in nine years. >> come down here and take care of business. it's great for us. i think that, you know, the main part was, all week, it's making it about us. you know, it's not about them, it's about us. whack we do to come out and win the football game? >> for the eagles to be a good football team, the defense has to lead the way. they did just that. the d forcing three turnovers and holding kirk cousins to only one touchdown. with the eagles, jeff skversky, channel 6 action news. >> much more from the

to present tomorrow delivering at alpha and other legendary investors include leon cooperman, jeffrey smithlooking forward to hearing specifics. i would note, david, you'll agree, a theme of negativity and pessimism at last year's delivering alpha the markets for the most part performed well on that surprise election of trump and other positives. >> they have interesting to hear that jim and i, of course, have done that panel a number of years the best ideas i appreciate leslie going back and actually filling us in ow they actually did. delivered of eed some alpha. and jim i talked to, alibaba, incredible year since the year question that interview. >> and so -- a bet against that, which didn't -- >> there was chainos is one not his idea, but very negative. >>> much more in the way of ideas and themes from delivering alpha. complete coverage starting tomorrow. >>> back to our storm coverage atlanta sunder its first ever tropical storm alert diana olick what can you tell us >> about two hours from the brunt of the storm but now up to 922 canceled flights here in atlanta, and i just have to k

catherine smith daniel laurence smith george eric smith gary smith james gregory smith heather lee smith jeffrey patricia smith karl t. smith kevin joseph smith leon smith, jr. moira ann smith monica rodriguez smith. >> rosemary a smith bonnie jeanne smithwick rochelle monique snell christine snyder diane snyder leonard j. snyder, jr. astrid elizabeth sohan sushil s. solanki ruben solares naomi leah solomon daniel w. song michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear, jr. maynard s. spence, jr. >> in my beloved husband, joe miller. became a father in 2001, he has missed out on all their lives and our grandchildren. please watch over us. >> and my brother, ronald j rubin. instead of mourning because our precious things have been taken from us, let us be grateful to god for having let them to us. let us count the past happy days not as loss but is gained. we had them and now they're ended. let us turn the lost a glorious game, the game that comes with new courage, nobler test, wider out

tory smith and alshawn jeffrey leads the eagles receiving team. tune in tomorrow as we wrap up week one for the eagles. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. historic category five is making a final approach to florida and other parts of the southeast. the impact hours away coming with a very dire warning. >>> all right, folks a pleasant good morning to you, 5:30 a.m., saturday morning, meteorologist chris sowers tracking this huge and intense powerful and dangerous storm that we call irma. chris i suspect it's expected to make left field sunday morning. >> reporter: it could landfall in two areas first the florida keys around marathon and stream southwestern florida getting into the naples area. if you exclude the carribean and the gulf of mexico this is the strongest atlantic hurricane ever. we can go back to the 1880s. maximum sustained winds 180 miles per hour. if you include the gulf of mexico and the carribean it's the

. >> last week mal camp com jenkins torry smith, chris long, jeffrey lurie and a couple of other players with roger goodell and philadelphia civic leaders to discuss social issues in the community and figure a way out just to help in any way possible. once again those guys in the front lines, the forefront on and off the field. salute to all those guys. to the sixers training cam is that less than a week away. next tuesday and there hasn't been this amount of excitement for this team in a long time. they're legitimate play off contender. not a contender they'll be in the playoffs. we have a bunch of guys that are young, hungry and looking like future stars. brett brown said ben simmons looks down right dominant in 515 but here's the catch. stop me if you heard this before. joel embiid is still under restrictions and today brown gave us an update on the big m man. >> he has yet to play five on five. he has been under, you know, the care of our medical staff and strengthening condition people. his cardio looks good. looks like he's getting in better shape but in regards to playing five on

torrey smith and alshon jeffrey will make their debuts. jeffrey who can make those one handed grabs. >> i'm excited. can't wait to get started. can't see -- we going to be out there. can't wait. >> we know he'll get his touches get his receptions and yeah we're not over excited but we know what he can do. >> tough break for john dorenbos. eds open heart surgery immediately to repair an aortic an aneurysm. now the saints want to rescind the trade because it was a preexisting condition. the former eagles teammates feel for dorenbos. >> the situation that he's in it could be a blessing in disguise just given the fact that, you know, he thought he was, you know, going to want to be here and play another year but you look at a situation in the short term doesn't seem to quite make sense but in the long term look at what's happened now and so, you know, it could have saved his life possibly even so, you know, i think so often we look at things at such a short sighted view and don't see the big picture and this could be one of those times. >> the

last week malcolm jenkins, torry smith, chris long and jeffrey lurie met with roger goodell in a bunchc leaders to discuss social issues in the community and figure out who make things better any way they can. once again those guys on the front lines always doing great job. i absolute everything that they're doing. >> great job. >> absolutely. >> by those guys making sure you're doing thing on the field off the field and whatever you can. >> yup absolutely. >> kudos to them. lucy what's coming up at 11? >> our hank flynn takes us to the local town where it is the normal thing to get a free ride home when you've had little too much to drink. so is there a catch? hank is going to explore all of that we've got your wake up weather and seven day forecast. kathy has got whole lot to talk about. we got jose. we've got marie y we've got spaghetti plots. we've got all kinds of weather models. we're talking about all of it in the first five minutes also i hope you're feeling lucky because the powerball lottery drawing is next. did you get your ticket, kathy orr? >> no. >> she says no. i hope yo

story smith was brought in for speed and alshawn jeffrey for size and hands. eagles can't wait to see them in action. jeffrey feels the same way. >> i can't wait to get started. >> we'll know he will get his touches and receptions, we're not overly excited, but we know he can do it. >> phillies and nats no score the first inning. nick williams, 24th birthday. 3-run homer, 3-0 phils. bases loaded, completely misplaces a fly ball, it goes to the wall, it's an inside the park grand slam. wow. 3-3. in the 7th. , 10-3. next inning, four run deficit, 3-run blast, phils are back within one. the nats bring in sean doolittle he strikes out 3 batters. >>> college football, penn state hosts pit at 3:30 p.m. on 6abc. >>> temple hosting villanova at the linc. as for the cats they know this is a huge challenge. each side has respect for the other. >> you step up to an spf team, temple is no different. >> how dangerous can this opponent be. the second you turn on the tape they have nine return starters on offense. we have a healthy respect for one. the second the game was ov

carson wentz is anxious to use his brand new weapons, tory smith was brought in for his speed and alshawn jeffrey his size and hands. eagles can't wait to see him in action. jeffrey feels the same way. >> i'm excited to get started. >> we know he'll get his touches and receptions, yeah, we're not over excited, but we know he can do it. >> phillies and nats in a wild one. nick williams on his 24th birthday. 3-run homer, 3-0 phils. bases loaded, fly ball out in center, goes to the wall, this turns out to be an inside the park grand slam. 10-4 washington lead. reese hoskins, 3 run blast. they pull within 3. four-run detective city, markell franco blasts the nats. sean do little strikes out three straight batters to lose the game. >>> college football, 4th rank penn state hosts pit at 3:30 p.m. on 6abc. temple at the linc this afternoon. as for the cats they know this is a huge challenge. each side has respect for the other. >> you step up to an spf team. temple is no different. >> how dangerous an opponent this could be? they have nine return starters on offense. we have a healthy respect for them.

. >> now, late last night, eagles ceo jeffrey lurie released a statement saying -- eagles wide receiver tory smith tweeted this -- following president donald trump criticism of player protest, football fans were quick to weigh in on the discussion. >> i don't think you should fire the guy, if they want to stand they can stand. if the other than doesn't have a problem with it. >> i think it's the demise of the nfl. they might be anyway the stadiums are emptying they are putting political agenda in the sports arena. >> i feel like he is going to tell private companies, private companies which the nfl is, you should fire them, what's next to that at that point fire somebody balls they don't vote your way. >> president's remarks come ahead of the third football sunday of the season, some fans will have an eye out for reaction during the game. >> crews in philadelphia. responded to a massive fire at a warehouse overnight. the fire was reported on the 1700 block of water street at 2:20 a.m. flames were shooting through the roof of the one-story building. at this time it is unclear what was inside the wa

lincoln financial field players linked arms, wide receiver tory smith and safety malcom jenkins stood with their first raised. owner jeffrey lurie nearby. >> as a teammate you got to listen and support them. you might not agree 100%, i tend to agree with a lot of of what's being protested, but i think it was a good day to show solidarity. >> reporter: the controversial boiled over last friday when president trump said this about players who take a knee to protest racial and social injustice. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag, so get that son of a bleep off the field right now, he is fire. he is fired! >> reporter: one in 8 nfl players did not stand for the national anthem. some need or sat, some remained in the locker room during the anthem. not alejandro villanueva, a former army ranger and philadelphia eagle who stood outside the tunnel at soldier field his hand over his heart, his team inside. president trump maintains his comments have nothing to do with race. >> this has to do with respect for our country and respect for our flag. >> reporter: outside the link group

carson wentz is excited to use his brand new weapons, tory smith for his speed and wide receiver alshawn scref free for his -- jeffreys for his size and his hands. >>> saints sent the long snap her for the physical, they discovered a heart condition he has an aortic aneurysm. it will require surgery. >>> 3-2 phillies in the third, bases load, they misplay a fly ball turns out to be inside the park grand slam. the fightin' phils lose 11-10. there's much more to come on "action news," saturday morning, a look at the problems facing those trying to escape florida before hurricane irma arrives. >>> a man was arrested for allegedly trying to take two children from a day care in delaware. >>> plus, another look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. comes right back. ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awe

smith. >> that is one weapon he got for carson wentz let talk about the other one. >> alshon jeffrey 6'4"iver another area where eagles lacked efficiency last year. carson wentz completed 49% of his passes, lets go back to the dolphins game again, you see two receiver route. you see alshon jeffrey on a quick slant and aguilar run a quick bubble screen and everyone else ducis is blocking either or three off this corner right there. if he charges, the bubble screen you throw the slant and that is what will happen. the snap and maximum protection look at here, look at this anticipation. this is cameron wake a defensive end -- the second lane to open and this is maturity in year two and what do you get? a throw right on the body and red zone efficiency. now speed and red zone efficiency and carson wentz is doing this. >> he has weapons. given the eagles schedule they are at kansas city next week and the week after home rival giants. can we call game one against the red skins, a must win? >> not quite must win yet but a tough game. >> let me ask you this? who wins this game and why? >> i love

jeffrey lurie joined them. >> we're going to be united and the owner was down there as well. says a lot about him and the change he's trying to create in the city. >> wide receiver smithtood just mind him with malcolm jenkins, fists raised. chris long was at their side. he's from virginia. >> you have to support them. you might not agree 100%. i tend to agree with a lot of what's being protested. but i think it was a good day to show solidarity. >> reporter: the controversy boiled over on friday after president trump said this about players who take a knee to protest racial and social injustice. >> wouldn't you love to see one of those nfl owners when somebody disrespects the flag to get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field. he's fired. he's fired! >> honestly, it was no different than a troll on, you know, social media that i have been dealing with for a whole year. so that same rhetoric is what i hear on a daily basis. >> reporter: in stadiums elsewhere, teams stayed in the locker room during the anthem. one exception, steelers left tackle, a former army ranger and philadelphia eagle. he stood outside the tunnel at soldier field, hand over his heart. the president

richard smith is set to testify before the house in october. that let's bring in jeffrey dizenhall. good morning good to see you both eric let me ask you, if this is something -- this is not going to be fixed, quote/unquote, by an ouster of the ceo. >> no. look, this is not 1692 where we all get to feel better if we sacrifice the ceo. this comes down to two things. confidence and control people need to have the confidence their information is not being breached and the control so they know what to do if it happens. by way of suggestions about what do you do, none of us are in the room where we know exactly what is happening there but in the confidence department, maybe one thing is to change your technology, to be able to say we are now going to do something new and different we are going to be bringing in military cybertechnology, the kind that we think will increase the chances or decrease the chances of something like this never happening again. on the control front, one of the problems equifax is having is we don't know what to do. people in my office tried to log in

here >> jeffrey, what's the board's role now and what are your expectations in terms of shareholder's view of that board of directors and their responsibility beyond, of course, the tenure of mr. smithknow, and there's some nice people on it that i know, i feel bad about this, but they've been negligent. it's not criminal negligence but there is a failure of management oversight. we had a survey on our cnbc sponsored caucus astoundingly 95% of the ceos said that the worst is yet to come and 91% of them said that rich smith should be fired 95% of them thought we need more government regulation on data security, which is that the privacy experts are even shocked in the room. that's what the board needed to find out, how did this thing fail and what's being done to correct it here we are in march and i spoke to a number of professionals got the same request in march and the vendors made the patches right away in their vendor systems. people are shocked that this board was so distant from knowing what's being done that they had a third party vendor, which was the mistake in the office of personnel management breech, third party vendor that had vast reach into everything that opened up a