john: thank you. >> john rogers of ariel investments. he's the founder.el jordan at basketball once. you have to figure out how he was able to do that. we are live continuing right now for the first time ever that this floor has been open one full day before the meeting. the super mogul, supermodel. kathy ireland. have you heard of her? sports illustrated favorite. the 2 billion-dollar woman. what a brand she has. and, yes, warren buffett's businesses buy her products and sell them. they're that good. arguably one of the most popular companies under the berkshire companies is chocolates. you know what i just ran into him, he's a little concerned about the change in consumer behavior. how is he morphing into a new chocolate and sweets company? 8:00 p.m. eastern, monday night, putting it all together with an interview with warren buffett, his vice chair, charlie, and bill gates. plus, the whole feel of the weekend. 8:00 p.m. eastern. warren buffett's america. that's monday night. please set your dvr and your tivo. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back, e

let's ask the cfo himself, john rogers. he is up next. ♪ manus: welcome back to "countdown." let's check in on the exchange rates. janet yellen speaks today. the dollar index is trading lower, down about 1/3 of 1%. the trade deficits highest in years in the united states. the dollar is going to continue to lose momentum the reason being that european yields are rising. people are buying european government bonds. goldman sachs said, it is a tantrum, and they had pretty strong calls in terms of where they think the dollar will get. let's take a look at the kiwi, the new zealand dollar. we are at a three-week low on the kiwi at the moment. as you can see, we are trading down by nearly 1%. the reserve bank of new zealand will be forced into cutting rates. that is the view from the market. wages were low. the next support layer for you is .7478. mark? mark: the u.k.'s sainsbury is reporting the first acclimating operating profit -- declining operating profit in a decade. it's a milestone that probably is difficult to stomach for you and your

they posted a drop and john rogers told us he faced a difficult market in recent times. >> it has been tough with the last 12-13 months. we have announced a drop in profits and that is a beat of market consistence -- market consensu>> charles allen joins us now. we have gone back and forth on the sector. on the margin, it was a heat. >> it was a small beat and you have to look at the small things and they definitely did that are than many of the competitors. there may be a little bit about the low-margin declining a little. >> the have spoken about how this cannibalize is this. >> can you tell, even if it hits this side of the business? >> they were not changing. they are getting much better. >> our shopping habits have changed. a day here, a day there. going forward a weeks worth of shopping question mark >> the aging population. so, we are going to see people going to stores more. >> we have had a rough 12 months and stocks have been hammered. i looking at the plans for the next 12 and you have crunched the numbers. guest:, the question that everyone is posing is, will tesco pose a t

more from john rogers after this break.w york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? >>> welcome back. i want to point your attention to the bond market. an abrupt reversal. the ten year yield at a 7 week high. you have to take a look at the move in the german bund

even the airport, john, will rogers international airport closed at this hour.ate people two separate times to a tunnel outside the security zone. so very, very dangerous day and it looks like some of these storms could fire back up on thursday for this region. >>> less than two weeks since nepal's earthquake and only now we're getting a better idea of just how widespread the damage is. cnn went back to the temples and the monuments and now they're in ruins. she says the tank didn't just destroy artifacts, it devastated a land. >> i'm not sure what i was speccing to find here. temples and palaces where my ancestors lived for generations, now devastated. this is where i used to hang out all the time, this is where i brought my friends to show them the beauty and magnificent of nepal. so much of it is like this, in complete ruin. >> ten years ago, i spent a year making a documentary on elicit trafficking. >> this is finished. the mover of all obstacles. as you can see, he's behind bars because so many of nepal's gods and goddesses have been stolen. so much of nepa

property that concludes my remarks i'll be happy to answer any questions i'm joined by john ramming and emily rogers and scott sanchez the zoning administrator thank you. >> thank you very much next speaker budget analyst. >> oh, i had a. >> - sorry supervisor campos. >> thank you, madam chair have a couple of questions for the planning staff to director ram for quite a number of months many members of your staff testified xhugd testifying in committee before this board they couldn't endorse that would you say correcting the data from average and other platforms so can you explain what happened then how is that that planning went from saying that data was four months to all of a sudden changing it's tune. >> supervisor director ram what we've been saying the difficult is helpful to our data enforcement and what's not clear how best to get the data while it is our experience we've had from other cities you've seen from other cities is it so challenging to get the data if rent requiring it there are a number of ways to get the data and staff said in previous hearings requiring the data from the legisl

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erik: not john chambers. chuck rogers was on the shortlist a couple of years ago right?phanie: as was bob -- cory: as was bob lloyd. as coo chuck was sort of the guy, as you mentioned. externally and internally i know that people at cisco thought that she would be named cpl. keep an eye on her but that's obviously not the choice they made. chambers did say back in 2012 that those three dudes were going to be in the running. erik: crawford, what do you think? could cisco run into the ge problem here? when jack welch named his successor, the two other guys on the short list left. they left ge because they had better prospects elsewhere and went on to have pretty successful careers. could the same thing happen to cisco and threaten the continuity that you just said is in store? crawford: look, there's always a risk of turnover when these things happen, but there's a pretty big -- pretty deep bench below chuck. i don't see it. i see that they are, again, john has been there for a long time. i don't see gary going anywhere as a result of this. i think that gary has been very

roger, francesca and john.esident obama out there at nike headquarters in beaverton, oregon where he was rallying authority behind the fast track authority needed to deal with 12 countries, known as the transpacific partnership or tpp. the president has three words for congress where the legislation is currently being debated, just do it but most of the opposition and the trade deal itself is coming from his usual allies pegs lit labor unions and took aim at them today out in oregon. >> there have been a bunch of critics about trade deals generally and the transpacific partnership, and what's interesting is typically they are my friends coming from my party. on every progressive issue they are right there with me and then on this one, they are like whooping on me. i don't have any other rationale for doing what i do than this i think it's the best thing for the american people. and on this issue, on trade, i actually think some of my dearest friends are wrong. they're just wrong. critics warn that parts of this

john clark. chase utley is moving in the phillies lineup again. roger goodell on tom brady. and flyers sign a player. that's all next. >>> tomorrow if you had ten seconds to talk to the pope what would you say? >> i told him we were from philadelphia and his eyes lit up. >> how a philadelphia man got the pope to laugh and what this all could men for his visit here in september. >> how your donations to red nose day are making a difference at home. that's tomorrow from 4:00 to 7:00 a.m. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> i'm john clark. sixers have the third pick in the nba draft next month. could ohio state's point guard deangelo russell be their guy? last year the sixers also had the third pick. they took j

. >> reporter: john some stark warnings from admiral mike rogers of the nsa speaking to a cyber conference talking about the new threat that isis posed to people in the united states simply because of the power to project ideology over the internet. let me read to you what he had to say. concern about individuals in the united states resonating with the ideology of isis and idea of acting violently is of great concern. it is a trend that things are increasing not decreasing. that comes hot on the heels of the garland, texas shooting in which two attackers tweeted allegiance to isis ahead of the attack and seem to have internet traffic or social media contact with isis supporters in the weeks beforehand. the key issue, john not that we are talking about command or control, but the different nature of the isis threat is ideas and ideology and videos online and handbooks as how to do things can appeal to people who are dissolution or lost or dysfunctional. some say the hard lined communists springing up like in the '70s. this could garner attraction in the u.s. one bit of context here. the di

tom rogers, ceo of tivo, thanks so much, and thanks for watching. ♪ josh: i am josh green. johnm john heilemann. never settle for second best. josh: in our lineup tonight, hillary clinton's cleanup, but first, rick santorum is ready to roll. he then i on the magic rocks in the corner of your screen. that is the santo screen, getting ready to officially jump into the 2016 raise.

john nash and his remarkable wife had passed away. not so much tragic news, but certainly unsettling news from you. reporter: rogert at the french open yesterday. andn came onto the court tried to take a selfie. he dismissed the fan without letting him take the picture and essentially escorted -- he was escorted away. roger federer was very absent and he was relieved nothing more serious happened. but people commenting on it saying, i really wish roger would have stopped that dude. saying, what about security? if they didn't take money out of the game they would be enough money to pay for good staff. i think he will still be happy with that. but nonetheless, thank you so much and back to you. rishaad: up next, we are asking why indonesian lenders want to scrap the banking supervisor. that is coming up as well as market roundups as well. market equities in the green. ♪ [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swi

roger goodell wanted to make sure he got this right. >>> john kerry in his first meeting with vladimirhe agenda, iran and russia russia's aid to syria. >>> tom brokaw speaking about his experience with cancer. >> this experience brought them closer together. what they realize is that i'm not going to be around forever. i do think all of us objectively understand that we are approaching the end of our lives. subjectively it's really hard to come to grips with. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. new england patriots deflategate soap opera. $1 million fine for the organization and loss of two critical picks in the next two drafts. brady's agent slammed the decision and said his client will fight the four game ban. some say this could have been avoided. >> if he said look we all look for an edge. i like the football at lowest possible end of allowed. i

after the match roger called for better security not only for himself but for all players. >>> tonight in the sports zone we have john from sports radio 94 wip joining me and some of the items on the docket tonight, flyers new head coach dave hakstol. sixers getting third pick in the nba draft and deflate-gate still continuing. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> that is a little crazy, though with roger federer. how did that guy get -- >> he handled it well. >> no he was trying to be very polite. >> security get over here. >> get him out of here. >> hurry. >> exactly. >> thank you so much, lesley. still ahead when one ride on roller coaster not enough. we'll tell you why a pennsylvania man is riding the same coaster 95 times in a row. stay with >>> starting tomorrow there will be a new way for fans of classic tv series and movies to go back in time and lee experience shows like "i love lucy" the mary tyler moore show, happy days and cheers. cbs and broadcasting launch agnew national network called decades that will be available here in philadelphia on cbs3 digital sub channel. network features a daily show ca

john story jenks academy got it for their program that encourages year round gardening. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, shirleen allicot and ducis rogers. join us for "action news" here at 11:00. for cecily tynan ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, the dramatic security breach. one of america's biggest airports. authoritying using a taser. as a man appears to race through security. >>> also tonight, outbreak. a stunning 29 reported tornadoes in just 24 hours. towns getting hit, debris flying. ginger zee right here with the new threat tonight and the concerns this holiday weekend. >>> the major oil spill on america's coastline. the oil covered birds, whales swimming right through it. tonight, the famous beach now closed this memorial day. >>> osama bin laden. for the first time the secret files from inside his compound. his warning for his own wife. >>> and the cruise ship nightmare. 34 3500 on board. the time lapse. the moment it runs aground.

john wayne movies and soul food. >> happy birthday to everyone. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers. meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. thursday night and police investigate three medical emergencies at the same newcastle home and the wounded state trooper speaks out about his encounter with eric frein. >> and the big story is a gun bandit and made three or four. three our four men smashed a window and smashed into the store on mcdade boulevard. both the police and atf are on the case, sara bloomquist is live on the 1,000 block of mcdade boulevard. >> reporter: you can see the boarded up window where the suspect got into the gun store at least of the vehicles they used were spotted multiple times by surveillance cameras up and down mcdade boulevard before and after they made off with 19 weapons. these grainy videos show some of the suspects in action as they moved in on the gun shop on collingdale this morning. they got out of a maroon minivan. another camera captured them placing the glass in a nearby parking lot and they returned to the waiting minivan

started in the summer of 1965 as an intern with john anderson and he had me covering the joint committee. i met some brilliant political scientists like roger davis, who was kind enough to lend me the manuscript that they were about to publish, "congress in crisis." john mentioned something that is very apropos. throughout the last half-century, congress has always been portrayed as being in crisis -- an obstacle course on capitol hill is another one of the titles and so on. here was a joint committee trying to work through this to get some ideas of how to improve the institution. i remember that it was surprising to me, since a lot of this was fresh coming out of iowa and not having been to dcb before, that here were especially a lot of witnesses reading from the same page and that page was the same page used in testimony back in 1945 before another joint committee. there were three obstacles to congress doing its job. one was the senate filibuster. the second was the seniority system. the other was the house rules committee, which was then controlled by a conservative coalition of southern democrats. often resulting in 6-6 ties and gettin

roger sterling in the hit series "mad men." the series finale airs sunday may 17th on amc. please welcome to the show johnso lovely to have you here. >> thank you. nice to be here. >> seth: welcome to the show. >> thanks. >> seth: we have a in nice sort of history of running into each other in new york city. we live in the neighborhood as i do. >> i used to. i moved downtown, a little further downtown. >> seth: you did. a little further downtown. oh look at you. even more edgy than i remember. >> that's me, edgy. >> seth: and also we've been on flights together, which is one of the great traditions of when you have new yorkers -- we've been to the emmys at the same time, and all the new yorkers fly back on the same flight. >> right. >> seth: i believe we flew back, we both did not have emmys with us. >> i really wanted to go through the security thing with the emmy, right? >> seth: 'cause by the way they give you a box that everybody who wins is carrying it. >> yeah, they're carrying the box and the emmy. and tracy morgan -- you, your wife, me and tracy morgan was on the flight. and he was behind me, and

john. >> thanks, melissa. >>> welcome back, parking can be a hassle, but thankfully there are plenty of new apps to help you out. kate rogersook at one of them. she's live in chicago ahead of the iconic conference with a closer look, kate. >> reporter: if you're sick of getting parking tickets, you're going to to want look at chicago-based startup, spot hero, they're looking to change the way we park. mark warren and friends founded their company, spot hero in 2011, after racking up thousands in tickets. >> i had about $1,000 worth of parking tickets, which is a lot -- >> reporter: over what period of time? >> that was about a two-year period. >> reporter: how many did your co-founder have? >> $5,000. >> reporter: he lets them buy parking spaces in advance, meaning no more searching for spots. tell me thousand works. >> i've got a reservation, i know where i'm going to park, i know how much i paid. i'm getting a discount because i prepaid ahead of time. here's for the online prepaid customers. it's completely paperless. put it under there. >> reporter: nice. do we have a specific number that we're going to? or you can park

roger wicker presiding over the senate. you saw his colleague from mississippi sitting right behind mitch mcconnell. mitch has people around him right now that are really trying to push this very hard. saw john mccain down there. rarely do you see this many senators on the floor during a debate unless it's something at this magnitude. they all understand how important this is. and they're all going to be a part of it. i also think you can tell they really don't know how this is going to end tonight. you could hear that in what mitch mcconnell was saying. rarely do you have someone like that going toe to toe with a colleague and what many would say a friend from the same exact state, in this way. that was a very declarative statement by him, saying this is unacceptable. i've got a lot of top key allies behind me. we're going to figure something out, and we'll try to do it by midnight midnight, but you put us in a corner and we're not happy with you. this is one of those issues where you see it and you go i'm not sure they even know what's going to happen as they move forward. >> tom fuentes, to you, you've been very clear in your position. you believe that the program as it exists now should