. >> and tonight, jennifer lopez and anthony mackey playing "catch phrase." also john oliver on "late night night." >>> all week long, we have been look at the disaster preparedness and tonight your child's school. when you drop off your kids monday morning, will they be safe monday morn in case of a quake quake? we showed you dangerous failures inside of the classrooms, and we e showed you they didn't just happened in napa schools but all over california, and in fact, there have been seismic hazards all inside our schools. >> i know it is scary. >> i know. i know. we have an earthquake. >> and when the napa earthquake struck in the middle of the night, thele schools were empty. but daylight revealed chaos inside of the classroom. >> this particular event was the most violent thing that i have ever experienced in my close to 30 years in the fire service. >> photo after photo shows the rarely seen aftermath of the earthquake in the schools. classrooms with no kids and in dangerous disarray. >> we were incredibly lucky. >> reporter: structural engineer maryann

. >> silva rousey, take notice, joe mackey is talking trash. . >> to be fair, the proctologist is thecarest fighter. >> not where i am from. >> you have your opinion and i have mine. >> should he have responded or taken the high road? >> i don't know. i usually like to ignore bullies. i recognize an insecurity in them. when someone tells me i have large balls and that i am hide hide -- hiding i would like to think they are insecurity about it. ii know where they come from. this video makes the mma fighter look bad in my eyes. obviously are you a professional and you are beating on someone who does president know how to do it? >> that's an interesting point. it is like when a skillful caw yen they continue to eviscerate him. is that a good -- >> no, not at all. i agree. th guy was not just saying you're a jerk or you're an idiot. he said you can't beat me up. okay i can settle this. so go ahead -- he should have stopped. once the guy is down on the ground and he is whaling on him. obviously the dude couldn't fight like he could fight. i have no problem. the guy goes i won. i want a rem

when he wasn't winning for a bit, when the competition seemed to have the upper hand he and john mackey -- much more of a visceral competitor came out and cut the prices, and showing people where they sourced their goods. you know what? i have seen no response of any sort from the competitors. i think their they're dazed and confused how aggressive whole foods has become. they may be natural and organic, but he's got one foot pedal to the metal and the other on the jugular. and how about under armour being overvalued, i hear more short stories about them than any other stock. some told me to worry about the under armour in the west coast slow down. it takes three minutes with plank before he starts telling you how he's going to crush nike. and half hour in he's willing to concede that the world's big enough, maybe, for both him and nike. at least for now. under armour wanted kevin durant the fabulous nba mvp to be one of their spokes people, a sponsor. he lost out to nike. i bet that was a bad day to be around plank. he signs stephon curry and then he inks a deal with g.o.a.t., muhammad

another thing we don't talk about and to me if you find someone who is passionate and you say while mackey will sure are passionate about your work is also saying you are authentic, you are genuine you are the real deal. i don't think you can fake passion. how do you feel about some of the individuals you write about? do you feel that is true that they are authentic people? >> guest: i feel like it's one of the only unifying themes. i have come to really believe that if you look at people who are really great at what they do, i mean really really great at their work, at their job and what they take on there is only one thing that all of them have in common. it's not their family history, it's not what part of the country or if they are from this country. the thing that every person that falls into the great category of what they do is they are incredibly passionate. i have never met anyone who is great at what they do and you asked you asked and you enjoy it they say it's okay. i have never heard that before. it's only people who wake up in the morning think about it and they go to bed at

david: the founder john mackey having all kinds of service changes to that economy. i have to say i do hold a little bit of whole foods myself. michael, whole foods depends on relatively healthy consumer because you pay premium for higher priced foods. >> absolutely. i don't get too focused on one quarter's earnings but i think as a longer term investor they have a great business model. it is predicated on continued growth and employment. disposable income and lower energy prices. david: michael, i have to stop you because we have cisco earnings coming in. cheryl, what are the numbers? >> we're getting cisco in, beat on earnings per share. the estimate was 51. revenue coming in 11.94 billion versus the estimate of 11.8 billion. they're increasing quarterly dividend. board of directors dechairing a quarterly dividend, 21 cents common share, two cents higher. nice to see if you own the stock. the stock is moving up higher. david: sort of. >> about 1% or so. we'll take that right now, david. david: well, yeah, just barely moving up. michael, what do you think about that

i've taken figures from several atrocities such as mackey white in the book the great big book of horrible things that he lists the 100 worst things people have ever done to each other that we know of. i divided them by estimates of the world's population worlds population at the time and what happens is that world war ii comes in ninth place and world war i doesn't even make the top ten other atrocities such as the invasions of the african slave trade, the annihilation and basically every time a dynasty fell in china there could be several tens of millions of people killed and if you look at the worst atrocities through human history over time they pretty much form and even called for 20,500 years. if you then zoom in on the last 500 years we could do a little bit better instead of just plotting the atrocities we can add them up through the centuries, the political scientists have done that for a particular category on the mass violence mainly the great power war that ended loyalty to the pound gorilla of the day and the largest states and the ones that in fact do far more damage when the

maybe since mackey. i don't know what it's like to have -- maybe the stores will be fun.the way, the stores have -- you said being fancier, they got to the return to the notion of fancy, reasonable price. fancy. >> we've got a guide for q1. they're going to tell us more on the 3rd. >> amazing. >> people -- they should be worried about more spending to come more cap x to come? >> no. i mean this is a company that had to starve u.s. because of canada. that's over and they can do strategic placement of different brands and get -- by the way, we'll hear in the march -- i think we'll hear about the 40 million hispanic shoppers who are really drawn to target. target has a major leg up with that demographic. and i think they're going to play that because it's been a also of the surge. they're smart. these guys are understanding, they're targeted. walmart should be worried about them. doug mcmillon focused on wages. he should be focused on target. >> lowe's not bad, either by the way. >> not at all. >> not at all. talking about a stock, though up 30 points since let's call it the