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. >>> health care company mckesson is reportedly considering spinning off its information technology division as the company faces financial challenges in its drug distribution business. "wall street journal" says mckesson may explore a sale or merger but it's unclear if a deal will be made. shares of mckesson down a fraction to 186.41. >>> another player has entered the driverless car market. chinese search engine bidu unveiled its plans to mass-produce autonomous vehicles in five years. the company has already begun conducting driverless tests on public roads in china. shares fell 1% to 173.74. >>> shares of avianca holdings surged after it was reported delta airlines and united continental are considering bidding on the panama-based airline. "the wall street journal" says avianca is seeking capital of $500 million but that could lead to a full or partial sale of the company. shares of aviana soared to 6.51. >>> our market monitor has a list of stocks he says will safeguard your portfolio against the concerns around interest rates. this is his first time on the program. we welcome

how about mckesson. they did a deal this morning, the first deal since brexit.hese things are of course in the pipeline for quite sometime. the concern about the current tumult in the market is it will have an effect on futures in the activity, particularly large m and a activity, as we saw, uncertainty does have a tendency to keep ceos and others on the market on the sidelines. jim, they take a unit that they're going to be combining with another company that's owned by private equity, to create essentially a new company. mckesson technology solutions and change healthcare are getting together. why is it important? we're talking about a $3.4 billion revenue company owned 70% by mckesson and 30% by the private owners. they're going to take on 6.1 billion of debt at this new co, pay mckesson 1 point t$1.25. they still have 30% riding, then they'll do an ipo, and the tax-free split off of the remaining shares which will be a very large percentage, but there's question whether they'll be able to do it in a tax manner but that will be down the road. 2%, although the

followed by exxonmobil, apple, berkshire hathaway, and mckesson. this year big shif. susie garre from "fortune" joins us now. good to see you, welcome back. >> thank you. this year's list is a story about winners and losers. and some big shifts. specifically in tech and health care. >> yes, tech. amazing, we're continuing to see a rise in tech companies so apple is now number three. up from number five. amazon is in the top 20 for the first time ever. netflix, one of the fastest-growing, up 95 slots. usually a company goes up or down one or two, netflix up 95 slots. >> a lot of the ones that fell out as we might have intuited along the way were energy companies. >> yes. no surprise. we've been covering that story all along. but these are dramatic drops. phillips 66, which is a company that warren buffett is heavily invested in, out of the top ten. it's number 30. chevron, used to be number three, is out of the top ten. and interesting companies like exxon. always was neck and neck with walmart in revenues. and now it's half the revenues of walmart. a company like blac

against 11 major drug distributors and filed a new suit against the nation's top drug wholesaler, mckessonflooding the state with 100 million pain pills in a five- year period. but the fight against opioids in west virginia is complex as one look at morrissey's career path makes plain. >> in my past practice, i was the co-chair of a large health care pharmaceutical practice. but i had worked on capitol hill before, so i had done a lot of compliance work, regulatory work. >> reporter: from 2010 to 2012, were you lobbying on behalf of health care companies, pharmaceutical distributors? >> well, i was a private lawyer, and we did do some lobbying work. >> reporter: as a lobbyist, morrissey was paid $250,000 to represent a pharmaceutical trade group funded by some of the same distributors west virginia is now suing. records show he also took more than $8,000 in political contributions from cardinal health, a defendant in one of the state's lawsuits. the west virginia bar was concerned enough about a potential conflict to launch an investigation. when he first took office in january of 2013, mo

predecessor against 11 drug distributors and filed a new suit against the nation's top drug wholesaler mckesson for flooding the state with 100 million pain pills in a five year period. but the fight against opioids in west virginia is complex. as one look at morrisey's career path makes plain. >> in my past practice i was the co-chair of a large health care pharmaceutical practice. but i had worked on capitol hill before. so i had done a lot of compliance work, regulatory work. >> reporter: from 2010 to 2012, were you lobbying on behalf of health care companies, pharmaceuticals distributors. >> i was a private lawyer. and we did do some lobbying work. >> reporter: as a lobbyist, morrisey was paid $250,000 to representative a pharmaceutical trade group funded by some of the same distributors west virginia is now suing. records show he also took more than $8,000 in political contributions from cardinal health, a defendant in one of the state's lawsuits. the west virginia bar was concerned enough about a potential conflict, to launch an investigation. when he first took office in january of 2013,

>> citron would tell you that a lot of those mckesson sales might not be sales.hat's his position. >> berkshire hathaway. >> it's a real lesson. exxon and walmart both have more revenue but as you pointed out apple is more profitable and more valuable. >> right. >> if you need 10 cents and walmart and exxon needs 60 krenltss to make a buck, buy apple stock instead. that's my nba obvious, you know, class 101. so. >> you're still thinking about the monkey. i know it. brian, you're thinking about the monkey. >> i'm thinking with the monkey poising the dates. it's clear monkeys are trained to do evil. let's get down to seema mody. >> the emerging market's etf, the eem is higher flirting with a one-month high. one of the bright spots is the russian stockmarket gaining momentum after brent did. back to you. >> this is an area they thought this wouldn't happen, especially if you thought the fed was going to raise rates. what do you see with the merging markets? bam. the minute you think this is less likely, this is the natural place go. >> and the suckers who are higher

so mckesson saved over $7 million a year through the wellness programs. they're one of the customers. bp america shaved 3.5% off their health care costs with their wellness programs. bp america is a key customer of fitbit for over three years. so these are the stats. >> why do those stats, do you think, trump things like how many discounts there are in different stores that people to go or how often you're searched? these have been the mickey mouse reasons people have been using to sell the stock. >> i think it is because a lot of our revenue comes. look. we're a long term business. group health is going to be an incredibly part of our business. one concrete data point other than the savings these corporations are seeing is look how many peer reviewed research studies and papers that fit bit is part of. right now there are over 100 studies that we're a part of. one big one was the dana far better cancer institute. they're looking to see if fit bits can be used as an integral part of the breast cancer. >> you've been very clear, you have said there isn't n

the democrats go on the attack and promised the most potent weapon on donald trump will typical to mckesson of of of the warren--senator elizabeth warren. >>james: that is the latest from the national weather service they say the weather pattern has calmed down, and pacific the official season and with it would second like to any hopes the the strong of a normal winter which ended the drought the contradictions as conditions in the pacific has gone to neutral missing the conditions are unfavorable mean him to receive fed does anything for a summer. >>reporter: also the bay with aerial water of and are approaching about 60 what is on the backyard a little left over from handy around to the north it will force mr. crawford more importantly it will drive to win and that and you will notice and the plans in minister left the various were shrieve wins in just a second but the temperatures are now from the perimeter of for fifties as we speak 59 for concord. >>reporter: here are the ones you want to know, a move an uptick perfect time with a frontal passage you will notice along the beaches tomor

reuters reporting that mckesson held talks to merge the i.t. unit with change health care.a company worth more than $10 billion. >>> zucker's email. got it. >>> on capitol hill, the u.s. senate on monday rejected four measures proposed by democrats that would have restricted gun sales. the bills would have strengthened background checks and attempted to prevent suspected terrorists from obtaining weapons. republicans said the bills were too restrictive. they are pursuing all neternati measures. democrats accused republicans of being in the pocket of the nra. in a new report, though, that was very odd to read the other day raising questions about a growing federal arms race. the number of non-defense federal officers authorized to carry firearms now exceeds the number of u.s. marines. joining us former senator top coburn, chairman of the "open the books," an organization behind the research. and he penned this op-ed that i read in the "wall street journal." why does the irs need guns? senator, it's good to see you. just to summarize. what, eight or nine years ago there were

recruiting schoolteachers, black lives matter leader and failed baltimore mayor candidate, deray mckessonody slammed by a tourists, but officers say he didn't do anything wrong. that's how he should have shandled the situation on bourbon street. he has been cleared of wrongdoing. >>> clayton? >> thanks so much, ainsley. zombie foreclosures have haunted homeowners across the country for years but just last week, a new jersey lawmaker proposed a bill to combat this real estate nightmare. here to break it down, the host of the show "the property man," bob massi. good to see you. >> good to see you, buddy. what in in the world is a zombie foreclosure? how is it different than a traditional foreclosure? >> you and i have talked about it over the few years that's a foreclosure that's basically just the lenders have done nothing to foreclose on the house. people abandoned the house, thinking it would be foreclosed on, people thought the house was gone, now they don't have to worry about, they have left the home. nobody is doing anything about it. we don't know the reasons why they're not foreclo