thank you, scott and lenore. lori rothman has craft heinz report second quarter results of the how did they do? reporter: beat on bottom line. earnings per share at 85 cents per share versus 72 cents a share expectation. that is the adjusted number. that excludes certain items. revenues right in line, $6.79 billion. shares of kraft-heinz is up in extended session. because kraft-heinz is announcing it is bumping up the vidend 4.3% to 60 cents a share. liz: thank you, lori. revenue up 50%. thank you, lori, really appreciate it. david: donald trump is stumping in maine right now, speaking as we speak. the candidate still realing from quite a week in the press. it looks like there is a full bore attempt to bring him down by the mainstream media. what's behind falling poll numbers trump has? is it a bump hillary got from the democratic convention? we'll ask sam clovis, the national co-chair of the trump campaign. you don't want to miss this. liz: are we winning the war against isis? new updates on the war on terror as

>> looking ahead this afternoon, a rally for justice is taking place in raleigh for two people in lenore county. a teen was shot when he was shot by a state trooper after the investigation says that he pointed the a gun at police. system. >>> time now is 9:07. flash flooding struck mystery last night leading to rest -- struck missouri last night leading to rescues. >>> and cbs north carolina is part of a special blood drive heading to crabtree mall. the story of a local baby's dire need for blood and how you can outside. here is a live picture. the sun is going to heat us up >>> welcome back to cbs north carolina. a flood warning continues for the kansas city metro ar flood emergency yesterday. several water rescues were reported all around the area and there were numerous reports of abandoned vehicles due to the rapidly rising water. the national weather service considered it a life threatening situation and although conditions have improved overnight, they are continuing to monitor the high water situation this morning. so unfortunate for folks living in parts of the mid wet. very, ver

lenore hawkins, merit taos advisors and. lenore, do you trust this rally? >> well, i'm struggling when you look at what actual fundamentals are. bureau of labor statistics just revised first quarter hourly earnings, hourly wages right after taking into account inflation and where they thought they went up 4.2%, they actually declined about half a percent. we're seeing more and more credit card debt expanding. we're seeing sales for autos starting to top out. auto sales account for 20% of total retail. look around, productivity falling. businesses are not investing in their own future. at the same time we're in sixth quarter of falling corporate earnings, 7th quarter of falling sales for businesses. p-e ratios, how much we're willing to pay for every dollar earnings, 20% above the 10-year high. so stocks are priced for perfection and fundamentals, not so solid. david: by the way you didn't even mention new home sales which are not doing too well. homebuyers at new low. kevin, marc faber, mr. doom and gloom, he sees doom and gloom everywhere, even mark faber,

a lenore county teenager shot and killed by a state trooper after investigators say he pointed a gun at the troop ear and woman who died last institute. 18-year-old durante miller died in march outsued of a club. 26-year-old dominique whirl died in 2016. it was called a suicide. today's rally starts at noon and ends at 2:00. >>> police wake forest wants to give you a chance to meet local it's this morning from 8:00 to 10:00 at the wake forest coffee company on south white street. all residents are invited to go. the department plans to hold several more this year. >>> time now is 6:07. and flash flooding struck missouri leading to rescues. we'll tell you what the flooding shut down and what the national weather service says about the severity of all that weather >>> and cbs north carolina is a part of the very special valley mall. we'll have more on the story of a local baby's dire needs. >>> temperatures on the rise once again. i'll let you know how hot you can get and when you can expect >>> i was complaining all day today about the heat but i didn't realize that we actually ened u

what do you make of that, lenore? >> well, haven't you seen? that is the way to prosperity. government even more. that way we'll all win. of course the media is not going to do it. she has been their darling. is anyone surprised we have double-standard all the way from the top in the white house where hillary comes out, fbi director basically giving a litany of all the reasons she should be indicted, says, oh, never mind, the press eats it up. stuart: lenore, we have a shot of you, i think you're in san diego, is that correct? >> yes. stuart: behind you a great big whopping luxury yacht, the kind of yacht owned by people whose money you manage. >> yes. stuart: bring it down to us, will you, lenore what is a good investment for a non-super-rich person who has a few bucks to invest right now? tell us. >> one of the good places to go are those kinds of stocks that are generating dividends. that is a safer place to be, but at same time be very, very careful, pay attention to what is going on because valuations are rich. so we are going to have a pullback, but it could be, could

ahead in sports the team looking to bring the organization to lenore county. >>> it this officer goes above and beyond the call of duty to free a skunk. >> he is a brave man. >> the heat is back. rdu. now, tomorrow, we will call it the double whammy. >>> the police in mississippi are on the manhunt for a person a pastor that knew the women says they were stabbed to death. the women worked as nurses and were known to help the poor in rural parts of the state. a spokeswoman said there were signs of a break in and their car was stolen. the police are trying to exam surveillance footage from around the small city to see if they spot something unusual. right now they don't have leads. >> a soldier in fort campbell in kentucky is under arrest for theyput it on lockdown. he fired two shots and took off in a car. they chased the soldier, caught up with him, he tried to run. no one was hurt. >>> unc chapel hill rolled out a new policy to help students struggle with drinking problems. it goes beyond discipline. focusing on treatment, prevention and education. the goal is to encourage students a

lenore, a couple of schools of thought.to merge, well, they see the economy turning and want to be prepared for higher demand. the other school of thought you have a couple companies saying hang in there while we can and weather the storm. >> we've seen mostly in this cycle with most of the mergers and acquisitions have been management desperate to generate some sort of bottom-line growth because we're in a low to no growth world. we saw the first half of 2016, we had a measely 1% gdp growth, and the global economy, it continues to slow. quarter after quarter we have everything growing more slowly. you have got trade decreasing. when you take the two companies and merge them, you get same top-line sales but cut out duplication of effort you grow the bottom line which makes investors happy. charles: wall street term is synergy. euphemism for getting together and fire a bunch of people. these mergers are never good news for main street. >> no. charles: from demand point of view is there a urge to bulge up because we might see

. >> i am lenore atkins and i was wondering if there are any other benefits to being exonerated besidesclearing the record and i wonder about the state of black relations in the us now. >> i alluded to that by drying a straight line -- i think the extra benefit is to legitimize the person and ideology, coming out of the closet you don't have to whisper. there is a difference and a lot of people because of the stigma, so many people, my father was in the organization, my uncle, i grew up with in the organization, and it is not quite proper within american society, even caribbean society, there is still something subversive about the idea of garvey. that is the byproduct, we will be going on the campaign to spread the word again 100 years later of what garvey stood for. and mentioning the hashtag. and it is a grassroots movement what everyone mentioned out there, we need organizations. and get up standards for our rights. we are going very public and asking support from all africans. >> along with the hashtag and phrases and logos, we get the facts after that straight so that passion does