-- guru, john mcafee. to rebrand as a separate security firm, rebranded as john mcafee global technologies with the cyber security pioneer as ceo. john mcafee joined pimm fox. . wen: mgt, when i became ceo, threw out the existing products and projects and became a cyber security firm, and i think we have one of the best, certainly the most up to date, avagard garde security -- avant cyber security products. >> google became a word meaning to search, and mcafee is a word like that, associated with computer security, online security. what is the technology that will set this new venture you joined apart? john: ok. here's the thing. i invented the current technology. it started with antivirus technology, and branched out into a whole system of programs, involved in finding malware. but by the time you find malware, it is too late. it's already in your system. as an example, the office of personnel management for the federal government was hacked in 2013. 21 million records were taken. they didn't find out unt

>> there is only one piece of paper signed by john mcafee the individual and john mcafee andciate forpanies i signed both of them were it only gave rights to mcafee antivirus, that one name, that one thing. intel has rolled it out to every product in the world. i am not mad, but when they told me i could not use my name, i make youaybe i will not use my name either, because you don't have this right. is my identity. some people know me as john mcafee. >> you are pushing for the government to create a cyber security defense. is the number one thing the unitedesident of the states should do? >> this is very topical. i went on rts and called president obama clueless because of the g-20 summit the day before he said america is the most advanced nation in the world for cyber security, way ahead of china and russia, and he said the nation state must work together to restrict the weaponry.cyber the first thing i said, if we are the most advanced nation in the world, then we're all doomed . for example, a 15-year-old boy four months ago hacked into the fbi and walked off with every undercover

i want to turn now to our conversation with john mcafee, the original cofounder of mcafee.s the security company that intel bought. the plan was to transfer the company into a cyber security firm. they rebranded it as mcafee security, the pioneer for cyber security. earlier, we spoke about the new venture. take a listen. john: when i became the ceo, we threw out all the existing products and projects. and became a purely cyber security firm. i think we became the most up-to-date cyber security products on the planet. >> google became a verb to search. mcafee is a name, a word like that. you associate it with computer security and online security. what is the technology that will set this new venture that you have joined apart? john: i invented the current technology. it started with antivirus technology. we branched out into a whole system of programs that identify malware. but by the time you have identified them though, it is too late. they are already in your system. there was a hack in the government, when 21 million records were taken. they did not find out about it un

i do want to turn to our conversation with john mcafee, the original cofounder of mcafee.e a penny stock -- the plan to transform the dumping into a cyber security form -- siebel -- cyber security firm rebranded with the cyber pioneer as ceo. he joined pimm fox to discuss this new venture. john: when i became the ceo, we throughout all the sting projects and became a pure cyber security firm and i think we have some of the rest, certainly the most up to date, avant-garde cyber security firm on the planet. >> google became a verb that needsto search and mcafee a word like that associated with online security. what is the technology that is going to set this new venture you joined a part western mark john: i invented the current technology. it started with antivirus technology and wrenched out into a whole system of programs involved in finding malware. but by the time you find out where, it's too late. the office of personnel management was hacked in 2013. 21 million records were taken. they did not find out until 25th. all of our products today are reactive. i'm developing

the long snapper, matt overton will be sending it to pat mcafee. rich: the only thing they can do here is block it and return it. this ball is coming out of the hands of mcafee quickly. kickoff and he pitches it. the clock will tick all the way to zero. the chargers had a lead in kansas city in week one, and they lost in overtime to the chiefs. they had a lead here in the fourth, and they lose it to andrew luck, although now they are discussing on the field if on the field with ron torbert, our referee. let's pause a second and put on the brakes. four lead changes in this second half, and the 63-yard touchdown completion to hill hilton may prove to be the game-winner fr indianapolis as they notch their first win. but the conversation continues. rich: it almost looks as if the officials aren't on the same page. the linege referee about the situation of the game. kevin: we have seven guys on this crew who have worked the super bowl before. an experienced crew. referee: the ball was illegally touched by the kicking team during the down in which the cl

the long snapper, matt overton will be sending it to pat mcafee. rich: the only thing they can do here is block it and return this ball is coming out of the hands of mcafee quickly. kickoff and he pitches it. the clock will tick all the way to zero. the chargers had a lead in kansas city in week one, and they lost in overtime to the chiefs. they had a lead here in the fourth, and they lose it to andrew luck, although now they are discussing on the field if there was -- i see a ron torbert, our referee. let's pause a second and put on the brakes. four lead changes in this second half, and the 63-yard touchdown completion to hill hilton may prove to be the game-winner for indianapolis as they notch their first win. but the conversation continues. rich: it almost looks as if the officials aren't on the same page. the line judge talking to the the line judge talking to the referee about the situation of kevin: we have seven guys on this crew who have worked the super bowl before. an experienced crew. referee: the ball was illegally touched by the kicki

but this news, intel of course acquired mcafee and renamed it and now spinning mcafee back out and intelaining 49% stake. i should say the business overall values at $4 h.2 billion. kelly? >> john, thank you. not budging too much on this news rumored earlier. thank you for joining us here on a busy hour already. stay tuned. there is much more coming up with steve on fast money today. there is something troubling on the horizon and he will reveal what that is at the top of next hour. >>> now ceo pledging to limit big price hikes today. coming up, valeant ceo, joseph papa, tells us if that could be the big rage. >>> plus, apple officially having that head phone jack hit the road on its new iphone coming up. we'll discuss whether that could force iphone users to hit the road in favor of android devices. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. we've just been hearing so much about how you're a digital company, yet here you are building a jet engine. well, ge is digital and industrial. like peanut butter and jelly. yeah. ham and cheese. cops and robbers. yeah. nachos and karate. ah

we had john mcafee on today on bloomberg radio.uing intel to try to get the name back from the cyber security unit that he started for his own business. clearly he has nothing to do with the entity that was sold. matt: of course not. i think he was on the run just a few short months ago. the president of belize, dropping in popularity after public backlash to the trump visit. we had to mexico city. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: time for the bloomberg business flash, looking at the biggest stories right now. ap emerging with micro focus in a transaction value at $9 billion. hpets to be spun off include information management, governance, and i.t. operation management. it also includes a $2.5 billion cash payment. alternatetpg, the asset manager has purchased the intel security unit at $4.2 billion, including debt. company own 51% of the known as mcafee. intel will hold a 49% stake. the transaction is expected to be completed in the second order of next year. , the possibility involving a movie studio, paramount pictures. directors w

under the deal, both intel and tpg will own mcafee. shares fell today, 11 cents to $36.46.>d as we reported last night, the potential deal between liberty media and formula 1 is now official. the tv distributor said it will acquire the car racing series nearly 4.5 billion. once the transaction is finalized, liberty media expects to take on the name formula 1 group. sharyls fell 1% to $17.38. >>> the economy could be thrown a bit of a curveball. the bankruptcy of a massive cargo company created confusion in parts of the global shipping business. and that could ripple through a number of key economic sectors. morgan brenn >> reporter: the bankruptcy is the shipping industry's biggest ever. financial collapse that's de and threatening holiday goods. the company filed for bankruptcy in south korea last week seeking similar protections in the u.s. and dozens of other countries since then. hohn chin was losing money for years and stunned ports, retailers and carriers around the globe. stranding nearly 80 ships of half a million containers filled with clothes, toys, computers and

the long snapper, matt overton will be sending it to pat mcafee. rich: the only thing they can do here is block it. this ball is coming out of the hands of mcafee quickly. kickoff and he pitches it. the clock will tick all the way to zero. the chargers had a lead in kansas city in week one, and they lost in overtime to the chiefs. they had a lead here in the fourth, and they lose it to andrew luck, although now they are discussing on the field if there was -- i see a ron torbert, our referee. let's pause a second and put on the brakes. four lead changes in this second half, and the 63-yard touchdown completion to hill hilton may prove to be the game-winner for indianapolis as they notch their first win. but the conversation continues. rich: it almost looks as if the officials aren't on the same page. the line judge talking to the referee about the situationf kevin: we have seven guys on this crew who have worked the super bowl before. an experienced crew. referee: the ball was illegally touched by the kicking team during the down in which the clock

. >>> indianapolis colts' punter pat mcafee's cleats were the talk of the nation featured an american flag and 9/11, never forget. the artist behind them is nick mcnulty. he said the shoes were supposed to be jjst piece of art. >> the nfl ultimately has the decision as a business on what they want to do. they have rules and restrictions and policies they have to follow. with 9/11 being something that hit so many people in such a tragic way, something that we can share with other people and them to remember it and won't be forgotten and it's dear to our heart. >> mcafee could face more than $6,000 in fines for violating the nfl's uniform policy. >>> more news is coming up at 11:30, including the latest on the race for the white house. donald trump's charity under investigation. plus, trump reveals his plans for childcare. his daughter takes to the airways to address the critics and call out hillary clinton. >>> denver police are tein outtif people driving are under in one door - a member of congress. out another - a high-paid lobbyist. 131 former members of congress are now lobbyists i

mcafee for quite some time.e's been a businessperson and a concerned resident of bayview-hunters point. i've even up until lately had him cleaning clothing. he's really dedicated and i don't-you know for my people 100% but if you do wrong going to let you know. unelected apartment know you do wrong but this man goes beyond helping people in his community and i know him to be a person who because had a couple of units in this building the one that burned and he would house people in the community that did not have money to be housed anywhere else could he went out of his way to help people. he's that type of a purse made for him to come up with this particular plan to build a unit like that i support him 100%. like i said to my clothing better but he has asbestos in his building because of his old but he had a lot of things he had to work with and he worked with them he would hire people off the street to come in and help who do not have other jobs. they might've came out of prison doing the laundry in the presen

of murder, he's back running mcafee. >> i need you to get me out of the country alive.and run him into guatemala. >> now he's back in the united states, it was as if it hadn't happened. >> the guy killed people. >> he goes from running away from something, to now running for president of the united states. >> i don't see how he can lose, i'm serious. >> all right, so check that out, check your local listings on showtime. juan? >> today, president obama joined by president bush for the opening of the national museum of african-american history and culture in washington, d.c., a very touching moment came at the end. president obama and first lady michelle obama joined four generations of the bonner family, descend departments from slaves, 1863 president lincoln signed the emancipation cl proclamation. >> you got david angelus, a great show. another little moment from the opening ceremonies that juan just talked about. this is so human. take a look at this, g.w. is trying to take a picture of some people, let me see if i can -- >> they're trying to do a selfie. president o

tenth c consecutive p equity firm tpg begun talks of intel with the o potential takeov chip maker mcafee. and potential deal could be worth $3 billion. the shares w to $36.02 >>> it has been 13 years since the 9/11 attacks and that area of the new york financial district that has been devastated has been revitalized. cou ourtney resurgence. >> r new york city's financial district has seen a resurgence sind retail plays a part. rl earlier this the month, the its doors and while it is not full areally leased not every store is open. more than 100 brands including a apple stor sephora and kate spade, and meanwhile, there is also gucci and saks. >> i lived in new york for three years ago, and i have not been back since, and back then, this was under construction, and s q to see how modern everything looks. >> rep when the seaport district reopens next year, it is kno retai brands. >> with the alliance, it projects to manhattan's lower retail scare footage will be 90% in five years and the rents are on the rise, too, the financial district ground floor retail rents are up 100% over the last d

. >> she said finding the right wind current at different amy schumer is mcafee's most dangerous celebrity. she is the first woman in a ten-year history of the malware dangerous list. justin bieber ranks number 2 volumed by "the voice" host carson daily. rounding out the top five actor will smith and singer rihanna. >>> the man known as the barefoot bandit is out of washington state prison and has a movie deal. >> he escaped halfway house. on the run he stole planes, cars and he was dubbed barefoot bandit because he left his footprint at the scenes. the sheriff doesn't want that. >> that's the part that irritates me the most. he was made into a cult hero that portrayed a dark life of crime. money that he will be paid by 20th century fox will go to the victims of his crimes. he is living in a downtown work release facility. >>> disney is remaking ""the lion king"." disney says the studio will reimagine the animated movie as a live action film. john favre row brought the "jungle book" to life. it will probably rely on cutting edge technology. previous live action remakes like cinderella and

threats could be as certain celebrities.intel security has announced its tenth annual list of the mcafee most dangerous celebrities to search online. topping the list: amy schumer, justin bieber and carson daly. and carson daly.intel says searches for those celebs are most likely to land people on sites with viruses or malware. coming up... pink badges? the wisconsin police department important to "that's important to me, and i just want her to know and how i feel about what's going on in the world. and -- sending a message. why this nine year old wanted to address her city council... and what she told city ?happy music? [whistle blows, ball bounces] mom avo: soccer saturdays can seem like they go on forever. but i know they won't last forever. so i bring a cooler full of delicious and wholesome buddig premium deli meat and we make the most of our time off the field. the surprisingly-affordable, deli-quality lunchmeat keeps her going for the next game. and our little moments together keep me going long past that. now try buddig premium deli don't let dust and allergens get between you an

would be taken through comedian amy schumer is mcafee's most dangerous celebrity of 20-16.the annual study- published by intel security- looks at the celebs who generate the most dangerous search results.those results could expose consumers to malware and viruses.scr list... in it's 10-year history.singer justin bieber ranks second.. followed by "the voice" host carson daly. rounding out the top 5 are actor and rapper will smith.. and singer rihanna. 3 nissan has taken the idea of self-driving transportation to a ?new? level--- or --- should we say a "lazy level?"the newly developed ?pro-pilot chair?.. could end the need to stand in line.the new fleet has sensors that allow each chair to ?detect and follow the one in front of it.??six? chairs are currently on display... at nissan's public gallery in japan. nissan says... any chance of them hitting stores would be ?up to the public.?so if you want one your top stories are next at five. 3 we have your big local stories--- plus national news- -- including the latest on the person who opened fire at a school in south carolina.stay good m

we wrap up at 1115 with instant university university professor eddie loud and he discusses the mcafee and black. we begin with michael flynn. >> good afternoon, welcome to the heritage foundation and are douglas and sarah allison auditorium. we welcome those who join us online and remind our guests here in the audience that you

simple as not looking up certain celebrities.intel security has announced its tenth annual list of the mcafee most dangerous celebrities to search online. topping the list: amy schumer, justin bieber and carson daly. intel says searches for those celebs are most likely to land people on sites with viruses or malware. a big change has been made to pill bottles at target bottles with color-coded rings, they're now the typical orange and white bottles most pharmacies use.the change is because c-v-s took over target's drugstore earlier this year and is working on a new system for filling prescriptions. for the first time ever, credit and debit card payments have surpassed the use of cash worldwide.analysts say the shift has happened gradually over the past two decades, as technology, such as mobile payments, has made it easier get access to financial services. still ahead on live at daybreak-- a final check of your weather and traffic together... and the four things you need to know as you head out the door.including... the road to the white house makes its way through the milwaukee area. the pre

but she's topping "mcafee's" list of most dangerous celebrities for 20- 16. the study looks at the celebs who generate the most dangerous search rel people to malware and viruses. schumer is the first woman in the 10-year history of the "dangerous celebrity" list to top the rankings. justin bieber came in second. you can check out all of the stories trending today... on our ktnv mobile app we are staying on top of breaking news for you this morning... we're just getting this live pictures of this train crash in new jersey first reponders say they're treating more than 100 people after a passenger train crashed right into the chopper 13 bringing you breaking news fast and first.. spaghetti bowl don't believe... don't believe... don't believe joe heck's attacks. catherine cortez masto has always served with integrity. torney general... she made sex trafficking a felony crime. she worked with the bush and obama administrations to combat terrorism. as attorney general, she helped reduce crime. that's why she's endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. catherine

intel acquired mcafee.ging most of the operations with british company micro focus international. the deal valued at $8.8 billion, hpe ceo says the deal will help the company focus on its core business. all right, well a russian fighter flying within 10 feet over the black sea. cheryl casone has that story and other headlines this morning. cheryl: another incident that's going on, the pentagon says this russian plane made an unsafe maneuver yesterday near the u.s. navy aircraft that was conducting routine operations and international air space, the dangerous encounter lasted about 20 minutes and this is the latest in the string of maun uiferring involving russia military aircraft. back in april coming within 30 feet of that warship. well, another headline this morning, you heard a lot about drone delivery and the future. now there's robo delivery. that would be a van designed by mercedes that will contain eight starship live ri robots and their intended cargo. van will bring to a neighborhood, the robots wi

tbg among bidders for intel computer security on the internet mcafee.nowledge the matter , declined to be identified. they have had limited discussions with intel about a deal of about $3 million. talks are at an early stage, and intel a not -- may not sell the business. a pilot program using block chains to send payments between lenders. they are reaching out to a small number of european banks. we will see if this can cut costs, settlement times and credit risks of transfers. campbell soup, nearly 150-year-old company known for canned food especially to consume, is struggling to get fresh. shares fell 6% after they posted a disappointing forecast. the fresh division products were hampered by the drought in the main growing region in california and the protein recall. that is the bloomberg business flash update. the s&p 500 has room to run. that assessment from deutsche bank chief global strategist inchada. i asked him why he is so bullish along with my coanchor and what is behind the rally. >> at the most basic level, what i would argue the u.s. econo

. >> or john mcafee. does he have any baggage? murder accusation and the fact that his wife is a hooker. >> you are a libertarian. i think it is great you sit around and talk in the office. what do you think? johnson, it is refreshing that when he doesn't know the answer to just open his eyes and stare like a 5-year-old. >> it is definitely different. >> it is not so much the blun del, but how he handled it. and he can't just give a sentence or two to show he -- to be honest though that's a trick question. we don't like any heads of government. if you ask me the head of a foreign country i like and that is tough. i can name those that i hate. >> you don't want a debbie downer. >> he could have said who he doesn't leak and the uk is good at brexit. >> jill, i thought it was great. he said that guy from mexico whose name i can't remember. >> it is a painful moment. he needs to take a note from girls in pagents. it happens to you one time and you learn not to stand there. you talk until an idea pops in your head will say something. >

we wrap up at 1115 with instant university university professor eddie loud and he discusses the mcafee and black. we begin with michael flynn. >> good afternoon, welcome to the heritage foundation and are douglas and sarah allison auditorium. we welcome those who join us online and remind our guests here in the audience that you could check cell phones and other mobile devices to make sure they are muted or turned off as a courtesy. for those watching online, you are welcome to send questions or comments at any time. e-mail speaker at heritage.org. we will post the program on the heritage homepage telling today's presentation. as we are all aware, we are in the middle of what might be called an interesting political year. as a nonprofit organization, yardage would prefer to focus on policy and not necessarily politics. we know some things will go beyond that. just as the disclaimer, the heritage is a 5o1c nonprofit organization and we do not support or oppose any particular candidate for political office. we are hosted by the beacon for principles in politics and they sponsor lectures

tomorrow on bloomberg, don't miss antivirus pioneer turned libertarian champion john mcafee.loomberg. ♪ emily: del technologies reporting quarterly revenue of $13.1 billion. this is a part of dell which is public, a tracking stock, that will also be the name of the combined entity after the merger closes on wednesday. kobe bryant made waves in silicon valley last month when he announced his new title -- a venture capitalist. his firm's first investment was in a chinese at tech startup. i sat down with vipkids's ceo and asked her what it was like to have an nba legend on her team. >> when we started to a half years ago, nobody was working with five-year-old kids online. i strongly believe this is working. kids are so curious and they want to learn. it's the most amazing thing you can do. >> there is also huge cultural interest in trying to learn english, and to a certain extent, pressure for kids to learn english, isn't there? >> it combines curiosity and motivation. what we are trying to teach the children is not esl. we are trying to teach them common core based content, sub

they have held preliminary talks as as muchand mcafee as $3 million.id: cicada is developing a vaccine for the zika virus. they will receive about $20 million to fund research and manufacturing. human trials next year. visae: lisa is inviting -- is inviting talks between lenders. the test will determine if the block chain based solution can help with settlement times and credit risk transfer. that is the latest business flash. david: donald trump's fundraiser comes from a place fans love to hate, goldman sachs. he surprised many wall street friends. he was in the latest bloomberg businessweek. carol massar spoke to him. he? ephen menu 10, who is >> he is donald trump top fundraiser. he raises all the money trump needs to beat hillary clinton in the general election this fall. >> do they know each other? >> if you asked me how i know zach, i will not reveal it. they work together on deals. one of them ended up in a lawsuit, but he says he is an old friend. donald trump in the washington post said he does not have friends. that steve got an invitation to

mcafee most dangerous celebrities to search for online.s searches for these famous names are most likely to land consumers on websites that carry viruses or mall ware. >>> a little drizzle for the dive home tonight. parts of our area could see heavy rains for tomorrow morning's commute. >> and went and a chill. be prepared for the wet and messy roads. we're tracking the timing for the rain and when you'll see it on first alert neighborhood weather. i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. . >>> a day of prayer and reflection in camden county brings together south jersey's first responders. >> it's held every year, but this year brings evening more sig

the business recently called intel security will go back to its original name mcafee. getting the latest quarterly earnings from barnes and noble down before the opening bell today. analysts look for the country's largest bookstore chain still in business to report a loss of 13 cents a share on revenue of about $959 million. nicole: headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." hanjin shipping said that those cargo adrift at sea. they struggle to get their goods. the $14 billion worth of cargo has been disrupted as retailers prepare to stock their shelves for the holiday season. wells fargo to be the subject of enforcement action ever cross selling and sales practice. regulators and prosecutors have been investigating whether the banks pushed employees too high to meet sales goals while failing to do enough to prevent questionable behavior. an fdic survey has found that their ranks at the time they have declined. percentage of americans without a bank account fell to 7% in 2015 from 7.7% in 20 to 10. good news for consumer spending. lauren: john malone's l

and it's really interesting the other news of the night is intel spinning off mcafee. there's all kinds of news going on in the semi conductor space. when you like at micron, there's been nothing but activity going in there. they had a poison pill conversation. there's all sorts of different news sources going on right now. look at just in the last five days it's up a dollar. this is a stock that's $17.15 up a dollar. that's impressive. this is a stock from $13 to $17. i think and agree with you. i think you hold on to this, and i think it goes higher. i think it gets a bump up. >> trade number two, some of apple competitors getting hit the hardest, fitbit, take a look at go pro down 5% today what's your take? >> i look at fit bit today. this is always that apple effect they could do everything better than anybody else can do. when i looked at the watch i wasn't impressed. i'm along nike. it was a better tail wind for nike. >> i think that's a tail wnd for nike. not great for apple. if you look at fit bit they do everything a lot better than apple with their wearable d

. >> patrick mcguire >> keith david mcafee >> ann mccue >> dennis mccue, the third >> michael edward mcintyre >> stephanie mckenna >> molly l. mckinsey >> barry j. weak on darrell mckinney patrick, jr. brother, firefighter, working in his old company. he has two wonderful daughters and they will always both know you. >> and my dear cousin and , nephew, uncle, brother, and son, richard h. stewart, jr. over the past 15 years, there is not a date that goes by that we do not honor your memory. you were taken from us are too soon into quick. we never had the opportunity to say thank you. so i am taking that moment now. with peace and love, thank you, rich. your deeply missed and we love you very much. [applause] >> robert mclachlan, jr. >> gavin mcmahon >> robert z mcmahon >> edmund mcnally >> daniel walker mcneil >> walter mcneil >> christine sheila mcnulty >> sean peter mcnulty >> robert william mcfadden >> terrence mcshane >> timothy patrick sweeney mcwilliams. medinaail >> anna medina >> damien mehan han, jr.am meah >> raymond my eisenhower >> manual meija melendezo >> mary p. melende

. >> we will be new mcafee. in this case you are raise ag serious issue.ittle bit about the attacks including with the nascar team. they have moved to hospitals now in. >> hospitals have become a target for ransom where among many others. ransom wear has become one of the biggest categories of malwear attacks that we are seeing. i think the reason is hospitals are getting targeted is because what place or business has times in such a critical factor in what they deliver to their customer? time is their enemy and ransom wear providers use that time. >> it is because these hospitals sort of can't take the chance and wait on these things getting sorted out that they are vulnerable or do they not have the proper protections and systems in place? >> if you think about it government and banks have been the ones that have had the longest time working on the cyber security problem. hospitals have certainly spent a lot of energy and effort on cyber security. they are not behind the curve but they have become a target for the new type of attack because of the time e

. >> patrick mcguire >> keith david mcafee >> ann mccue -- ann m. mchugh denis j.rd mchugh, jr. robert g. mcilvaine donald james mcintyre stephanie marie mckenna molly l. mckenzie barry j. mckeon evelyn c. mckinnedy darryl leron mckinney george patrick mclaughlin, jr. >> and my brother, firefighter working in his old company. you have two wonderful nieces now. they will know you as uncle brian. >> and my dear cousin and beloved friend, nephew, uncle, brother, and son, richard h. stewart, jr. over the past 15 years, there is not a date that goes by that we do not honor your memory. you were taken from us are too -- taken from us far too soon and too quick. we never had the opportunity to say thank you. so i am taking that moment now. with peace and love, thank you rich. you are deeply missed and we love you very much. [applause] >> robert c. mclaughlin, jr. gavin mcmahon robert d. mcmahon edmund m. mcnally daniel walker mcneal walter arthur mcneil christine sheila mcnulty sean peter mcnulty robert william mcpadden terence a. mcshane timothy patrick mcsweeney martin

mcafee. >> that's been out there for a while. >> resurfaced again today. >> where there's smoke, there'sng on in the space. >> but timing. hp's stock is up 43% this year. >> okay. >> don't you normally sell stuff off when you need help, you're not doing well, you've got a laggard, your fat uncle sitting on your couch and you need him to move out. that's who you sell off. >> you know my uncle. >> he's husky. >> just big boned, guys. >> the stock's up 43%. tovo bravo has big stake in compuware and some other names you've never heard of. this would be the biggest deal by far they've ever done. but hewlett-packard's market cap is $45 billion. >> when we have jim cramer out here, i'll ask jim the question i just posed to wyou. >> i might have an answer to something that you guys were questioning. >> go. >> in that last segment about millennials. >> yeah? >> georgetown, harvard, poor public school kid, virginia tech. >> fine school. >> some hokie just e-mailed me and said, i figured it out. you said, wee freeport mcmoran and why chesapeake. >> i did say that. >> who owned all of those stocks?

. >>> intel announcing it will spin off its cyber security unit known as mcafee.stment firm tpg for $3.1 billion in cash. tpg will own 51% of the firm. that values at $4.2 kbillion. >>> tesla gets a credit line. ut means that they won't have to raise as much cash for the market as it gears up for the new model. some people were worried about that with the solar city issue. they'd have to raise more cash. this helps on that issue. >>> we're also going to be watching shares of hewlett-packard enterprises today. making a deal to sell to britain's microfocus international. valued at about $8 billion. earnings topped estimates but revenues fell short. the firm's current quarter guidance met expectations. a programming note for you. don't forget david faber has an exclusive interview coming up with meg whitman. that starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern on "squawk on the street." >> see, i think you should gauge how things are received with -- i just use one thing. that's the lead on "the huffington post" is where i get my info. and they're mad -- they're incensed at matt lauer.

libertarian party should have nominated john mcafee.e had an opportunity for real change in this country. to cover myself principles and beliefs and go with someone who doesn't have the energy to be able to get there. he has really delivered on his promise. it's disappointing. was the guy to take us to the next level. i still hope you can get a chance in the debate. as i said, trump or clinton is just unacceptable. it's the difference between a war hawk and a homegrown fascists. host: you don't think a couple kids the process to have just -- you don'ts think it complicates the process to have just two candidates? caller: it doesn't cap locate anything. trump -- it doesn't complicate anything. put somebody up there. even if people want to write in and of the above, something has to happen. we can't send any of those two people to the white house. host: antonia is up next on the independent line. good morning. -- antonio. caller: thank you. i'm italian. howtoo many people know many parties we have in italy. in italy, we have 30 parties. t