earnings will be in focus for the likes of merck and amgen.hat can change the story here as we have seen the couple of days. we'll get you a run down of what to watch this trading day. the september read on pending home sales is out at 10:00 a.m. with forecasts calling for a 1% gain. previously august readings were at 1%. october's dallas fed survey is a jam-packed day for earnings. lookout for results from merck, allergan, amgen, t-mobile, twitter and buffalo wild wings. >>> we have within talking about the keep who tweeted her first personal message over the weekend. we have been asking whether the queen's first tweet is good or bad news. is the site running the risk of losing its cool status? well, john tweeted in and said, good for the king. long live the royal tweets and long live the queen. i quite agree with that sentiment. if you want to join the sentiment on worldwide exchange, get in touch with us at worldwide@cnbc.com or via twitter @cnbcwex. >>> the average price of gasoline dropped 18 cents in the past two weeks to the lowest leve

go wrong owning merck.kind of the people situation. they want a large pharma and merck has a degree of growth versus pfizer, versus lilly but pressures on merck that has to do with drugs coming off patent. >> right. >> that's one of the reasons why i like bristol, it's already been through that situation. and allergan has been a fave, it doesn't have pressure. we'll here from gilead which has the cure for hep c. keep track of celgene. with the crohn's disease tease and, gee, an incredible anti- n pancreatic cancer drug. >> merck, by the way, 90 cents a share. a bit ahead of estimates. but the revenue number was shy of analysts who follow the company expecting. and it did narrow full-year earnings forecast patent expirations weighing on the company as well. that's why you're seeing that, gain na generics. >> micron. the innards of pcs, one of great untold stories microchip reported bad quarter and everybody fled, everybody company that had to do with semiconductors. i think people will compact and say pcs we

our revenues just barely miss here on merck.lyst shortly about america and pfizer later this week. we'll talking about the overall sectors as well. >>> among other headlines this morning -- goldman sachs slashing its 2015 oil price forecast arguing supply will outstrip demand. the changes make them the most bearer when it comes to oil. crude prices are down over the last months so gasoline prices are falling to their lowest levels in four years. the average price of a gallon of unleaded regular is now down 18 cents in the past two weeks to $3.08 a gallon. and market in brazil it's going to open just now. let's see what happens. i don't think this is an accurate reflection. we're not getting the full trade on yet. but we're going to watch this market which is set to trade about now. >>> another huge week ahead for tech. twitter reporting after the bell today. then later this week facebook and linkedin post results. last week rebounded sharply more than 5%. here now is kevin landis. his firm was a pre-ipo in twitter, facebook, sol

. >>> mixed news about merck's quarterly results. they reported better than expected earnings, but revenues that the pharmaceutical giant came in lower than analysts' estimates. it helped by cost cutting but was hurt by costs tied to acquisitions and from a sharp drop in sales from its gardisil vaccine. shares of the dow component fell 2%. >>> a rough day for some big european banks, nearly one in five of the eurozone's top lenders, 25 in all, failed so-called stress tests performed by the european central bank to see whether the firms could withstand another economic downturn. nine of the failing banks were in italy, greece and cypress had three each, but ecb officials say most of those failing banks have actually made big strides in repairs their finances. >>> turning to brazil where that country's stock market and its currency cooled off today in reaction to the razor thin electoral victory by the incumbent president over her pro-business rival. michelle ka ruse row cabrera has more. >> reporter: an incredibly negative reaction fr

merck, erin, love it, like it, leave it alone? >> leave it alone. we don't have this in our portfolios right now. i'm definitely not locking to add it. it did boat analyst estimates a little bit. it's still declining in earnings and revenues. we saw 4% decline. the problem with merck is it's running at a net zero sub gain, it's moving patents like singulair and propecia, it has stuff in the pipeline, professional e potentially one cancer drug that got fda approval. in the end, we are looking at close to a zero% digital and revenue growth. even for next year, we are only looking for about 3% eps growth. it's trading at 16 times earnings. so it's definitely trading at a premium for the overall mark. for us, with a decline, it's still not attractive enough. >> you are leaving alone, indeed the market is leaving it alone the biggest do you drag, catching the index overall. technically speaking, do you not like it at all? sample the charts agree, leave this stock alone. it is a void in our work. here's why. looking at the stocks the long-term chart in pa

dan dicker from merck block. he says now the time to buy.alking about generational opportunities in some names. >> i think if you have the right time horizon you should buy now. short-term like dan you can't call short-term. noticeable to me is opec came out and said they were increasing production. and that's at this level. yet krooud is bouncing up today. i think you are within dollars of the bottom anyway. >> and same thing with the broad market here judge is what dan spoke of and that is some sort of the forced liquidation. and when you see the margin calls, and keep in mind that a futures contract like crude oil has 40 to 1 leverage. >> hedge funds leveraging positions in equity. >> yeah. and back in the old days citi had one of the biggest energy desks around. they have all gone off into the hedge funds. they don't have the banks behind them as they did bast back then. thank you busy a thousand barrels per future. so at $84 that is $84,000. so you can carry that for $2400 or something. so you are talking act huge leverage versus what c

>> merck, el liked they for a long time.ck i own, not necessarily just options, but i've owned it for a long time. i like what they're doing on top of everything else, and you get a different along the why? >> guy, the halcyon days -- >> nice. >> adorbs. >> totes. >> pete has been there. >> nice call into i'm melissa lee. that's does it for us here on fast. catch back here tomorrow at 5:00, but up next, don't go anywhere, a new breed of crowd planning looks nothing like kickstarter, with a stomach for -- and potential for big returns. it's already helped entrepreneur raise hundreds. see it all in action in "the cash crowd" right after this break. >>> welcome to "the cash crowd" where entrepreneurs make the pitch of their lives. first, let's get you up to speed. >> now there's a new time of crowd funding, where private business owners can raise the money by offer equity to the crowd. it's called equity crownedfunding. to invest you need to be an accredited investor. what the s.e.c. defines as individuals who make at least $20

. >> you own merck. >> at pfizer i'm disappointed in this stock. not performed well. generic competition is the biggest issue they face. they have tried to address this various times. the astrazeneca deal. in a month they will have another opportunity if they want to revisit that. that is something i'd be watching. unfortunately the generic competition is killing them. >> you like merck over pfizer. >> yeah. i still look at it as a yield. >> coach is falling despite beating estimates and growing sales internationally. >> not much positive to say. however the stock made a new low. if you want to find a positive look at china. sales up 10%. north america down, japan down. but if you want to buy so you can have something to trade against. put so a stop in right below where it's trading now. >> i think it is in a death spiral. out of fagsz. you deal with fashion you get hurt with fashion. got to pick the next trend k koelz is falling. >> why do you want to own anything but mayssys? >> just go with macy's. >> and we're going to look at how trading finished up across the po

merck fell four percent in the quarter. this is "bloomberg surveillance."travelers exposed to ebola, new york and new jersey are now allowing inbound travelers expose of the virus in west africa to be quarantined in their homes. in new jersey, this rule does not extend to out-of-state residents which means that a nurse required to stay in a tent at a new york hospital is not being moved. she is lashing out at both new york and new jersey governors are facing criticism from the white house. our next guest once u.s. leaders to keep the politics out and let science to the ground work it comes to ebola policies. is the founding dean of the national school of tropical medicine and alar college and he joins us now from boston. bank of virginia guest. i want to start my first question asking you whether the measures we have taken like the quarantine policy and funneling travelers through five airports if that's consistent with the science on ebola? >> it does help to restrict air traffic. somee a lot of issues with of the policies being done at the state level. ma

twitter, buffalo wild wings, merck kicking off yet another big week of earnings releases.y release i'm most excited for, taylor swift's new album. she has called a plate and pop. .- blatant pop on tuesday, basketball fans can rejoice for the return of the nba. the next will play the cleveland cavaliers in lebron james's once again home. we will get earnings from facebook, pfizer, burger king and bp. on wednesday, the end of qe3. the federal open market committee will meet in washington where policymakers had they intend to cut monthly by $15 billion. the central bank sixpack to delete the benchmark interest rate near zero. bank metlife and allied posting profits. on thursday, the united states will report its over and version -- own version of earnings. expanding at a 3% annualized rate in the third quarter. pace in from the 1.2% the first six months of the year. mastercard, starbucks and conoco phillips reporting thursday. exxon mobil, chevron and hilton release earnings on friday. u.s. personal spending will likely show a slump in september while incomes are projected to

to talk about merck -- it's the worst performer in the dow.an estimated earnings but revenue missed in global sales are down 4%. the company reported promising results from one of its drugs to treat lung cancer but there's a little good and a little bad it here. how was the options market reading it? >> you have a relatively large buyer of upside calls. a's been characterized as slight miss on the quarter but importantly, before the november options expiration, all the major hepatitis see players will present including work will stop -- all the major hepatitis c players will present, including merck. let's talk about another company that has yet to report earnings and that is twitter. reporting earnings after the close. what do you think? there is some optimism around it. but there is optimism if you look at the consensus -- it's forecasted above guidance but the internet stocks have performed poorly in the third quarter if you look at yelp, amazon, netflix and pandora, all are down on average 15%. netflix is a company we are positive on and w

. -- ioof merck. the proof is in the pudding. we need to execute on this integration.ticularly important as that we drive the revenue synergies. >> this was a big deal for you. are you ready to make another big deal? >> as i said, you have to be very aware of how difficult integrations are. it is a lot of work for the whole organization. we announced that we are going materialst our science business and float it as a separate company. that is also a lot of work. i am responsible not just for strategic moves but also for the execution of these moves in the company over the next years. therefore, i think you should not try to bite off too many big pieces all at once. >> let's talk about the spin off of the material science unit. how far along are we here? what sort of timeline are you expecting? >> we are just getting started. we hired the banks this week. we expect this process to take months,10 to 16 somewhere early or middle of 2016. we think we can bring material science as an independent company to the market. >> is that somewhere in 2016 or 2015? >> 2016. >> so som

it's what gary -- what was printed in the san jose merck.ry became after that. what the big media became of the story. i just want to be clear. he never got a chance to follow up on the original story he wrote. and that is clear in the film. but this idea of the russian monofact of people reading off of the cliff note so to speak, that's sort of the tragedy. >> and people in the bronx would tell you the c.i.a. started the crack epidemic in black neighborhoods to kill black people. it was the product of a fact that went viral. >> remember, as far as the c.i.a. starting the crack epidemic, gary never wrote about that. he never mentioned u.s. officials or anything like that. it turned into people put words in his mouth. and gary always made it clear it was a mistake and people looking the other way, which is, i guess, the same. but it turned into black paranoia. and gary never wrote that. >> there's all of this press now around gary web because e parpa because of this film. do you feel like he's vindicate. >> vind kated, i'd like to think that'

. >> working as a spokesperson for merck, she suggests getting a screening. >> my gram lost her sightations. i have a brother right now who is in the throes of his battle with it. >> she'll be back in town for this saturday's step out walk to stop diabetes. philadelphia's is the largest in the country. merckerson says she goes so people see how well she is managing her condition. she calls it being part of the solution. >> i have this face that people recognize. it allows peoplem6ze÷ to know t they're not alone. >> and step out walk to stop diabetes is saturday, november 1st. it kicks off at the philadelphia museum of art. i hope to see you there. registration begins at 8:00 a.m. she says she is excited to be part of the event. >> selfies. most of us have taken them. >> some doctors are saying show me yourse selfie. the study included 156 eczema patients. half went back to the doctor's office for follow-up appointments. the other half were able to e-mail photos of their problem skin to their doctors. i guess you cannot filter them. who then made recommendations, their doctors did or t

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pfizer, coca-cola, johnson & johnson, united health group, merck and american express. a lot of red on the screen. the dollar is moving higher. crude oil and most of the enerry complexes higher. gold is down about $18, for a second down $20. this is the after-market session so it's more thinly traded and a little more volatile. let's get back to the issue now that quantitative easing is finally over, as we stop talking about when the fed will stop buying bonds, when and how it will unwind position and tighten rates. we rejoin michael cox, bmo private chief investment officer jack ablin and brian westbury. we have our traders back at the cme, nymex and the new york stock exchange, you can give us color from the floor quickly? >> it's a lackluster day, if you look at it from what we've been experiencing the last couple of weeks. telegraphed as one of your guests said. liz: i said it! >> okay, as you said, anybody didn't see this move coming had their head buried for the last two years. it's behaving right where we thought it was going to be, we're going to get to fundamen

the dow is trading up 194, almost 195 points to 16,914 leading the way higher mercke and 3 m. a fed rally on wall street. back to you. >> thank you very much for that. >>> why don't we take a look at what the u.s. dollar is up to. this, i believe is potentially the first losing week for the dollar in the past 13. remember we had the incredible 12 week streak. today on the dovish minutes it is dropping back. the euro is getting a bit of a fill up today. >>> energy stocks getting whacked again today as crude hitting around two year lows. the energy etf at lowest since february. xop hitting a low. what is the word on the street about where we might find the bottom in crude? >> that is the question. as we head into the close it has not been a great day for crude prices, more than 1% drop. brent down about half percent. gasoline falling, too. that is good news for consumers after we had a report from the doe on crude stocks last week. we did see a build. that is a lot more than most people were expecting and these prices took the hit for it. you mentioned that brent is on a two-yea

. >> you own merck and pfizer. >> i added some teva as well. >> first up nike, announcing it is goingo delay the release of the new lebron 12 basketball shoe due to a small cosmetic issue. the issue, they put his old miami heat number on the shoe. number 6. do we have a picture? there it is. they put a number 6. that's so small. but trust me. that is a six. he's wearing number 23 again i think with the caps. >> yeah. absolutely. this is absolutely just a blip. i wouldn't be concerned. if you looked at the earnings they were outstanding. guidance, that was was standing. they are winning when it comes to everything. the clothing category continues higher and shoes as well. they are clicking. the jordan brand is the real brand. it is not the lebron. this is not going to effect the stock. >> cree is getting hit today. >> i did see this but not at 36. i said i got to let it go further. it broke through the 20 month lows to set new lows. i liked it down where it got. i didn't buy the bottom but it is a buck off the bottom. if you've been at home depot you know why. i used to be you pay abou

among the movers are visa and 3-d to the upside, then there's merck and disney to the down side. a lot of large cap names pulling the dow in opposite directions. >> let's look at there video from eastern india where a cyclone has killed at least eight. the cyclone battered residents with heavy rains and wind gusts of up to 120 miles per hour. more bad news for japan. a typhoon now sweeping through the southern islands there. and more than 485,000 people have been advised now to evacuate. >>> a lot of bad weather expected here in the united states, too. the weather channel's dr. greg postel with the latest. >> reporter: that's right. severe weather will be a problem in parts of the southern united states today from the gulf coast to parts of the mid south including louisiana, alabama, mississippi, arkansas. the primary hazards today are high winds and hail, but also the possibility of tornadoes inside of what we think will be a long line of thunderstorms that moves eastward across the region during the afternoon and evening hours. really holding together along the way. 9:00 tonigh

there's the ibm/merck/pfizer model.hen there'sed gilead model and google, facebook, maybe twitter model. i think the market likes to find the ones that have great growth and discipline in spending. there aren't that many of those. >> all right. we got a lot more stocks to watch. of course, the opening bell four minutes away. stay with us. "squawk on the street" is coming right back. @p >>> you're watching cnbc's "squawk on the street." we are live from the financial capital of the world. the opening bell will be ringing in about a minute from now. oil, oil, and earnings from whether it's apc or hess. >> good quarter. phillips 66, good quarter. bp, not so hot. you have mixed. everyone thought it was all bad. that was wrong. it's mixed. i think hess really delivered. when your man elliott got involved, that went from being a company people hated to a company people loved. >> that was an example where avtavis succeeded. they've been stronger since. all right. we're counting down to the opening bell. you can see the real-ti

the company's ceo has done more to create value than the people who run merck, pfizer, lilly, bristol-myers so many other so-called powerhouses and yet the catcalls about his leadership continue from valiant and ackman. i think what they should say, too, they should say we misjudged you and all you could do from shareholders. you took many of the accidents we wanted and we are thrilled which is why we're going to go after a different company where the ceo isn't as motivated to do the right thing. thanks, david, for a terrific job. why would that be so hard to say? finally today apple ceo tim cook got a pseudofan letter first leaked to twitter from financier carl icahn while cook has done a remarkable job, there's still so much to do. once we have the stock really moving because he believes that a defacto short squeeze could occur. he wants apple to roll out an high-def, television set. again, i think the the takeaway is that cook's not giving her all she's got. my view, i only wish there were other ceos as shareholder friendly and also as strong in the creation, development and execution of

merck moving lower after missing revenue expectations and narrowing full year forecast. >> it has been a big winner. you're seeing some profit taking. i think the quarter was fine. i thought their update about products not so good, their help c. looked like they are going to be pushed out a little bit at a losser are sus its competition. not one i would chase. >> goldman sachs upgrading garr mon from buy to neutral saying it is positioned for sustained growth. >> i like this one. first off the emphasis on personal navigation devices is going away. they're into autos in the oem sector and where they want to be is in the internet of things. start with your autos. move over to other products as well. i like garr min here. >> up to therapeutics getting hit hard after a delay in the release of its muscular dystrophy treatment. >> the temptation is it looks as though it's going to be mid-2015. a volatile stock. very typical biotech with a lot of volatility. i wouldn't buy it. want to play biotechs by the xbi. >> european markets have finished their first trading day since the results of the

they also say the merck acquisition added to fourth-quarter sales t.ong performance. >> let's stay with matters of a german nature. cons a has cut profit forecasts for next year -- louis vuitton lufthansa has cut profit forecast. has impactedpact to the tune of 170 million euros. still, it sees the operating ly aboveignificant 214. but the result will be depressed by a sharp pension cost. they have lowered their forecast. it will forecast -- specify the forecast read oil prices coming down. and foreign exchange effects. >> amazing they are moving in that direction. usually, they don't think the oil price fall is going to last for they have all kind of protection against fluctuations. outweighede benefits by other more negative factors. itself,conomic outlook -- that is the news. life after qe. the fed is ending its bond buying program. they also pledged to keep interest rates low for quote a considerable. time. you would have to say they are little bit hawkish. >> the market interpreted it that way. stocks closed it down slightly in the u.s. that's bec

visa, merck and pfizer, all solidly in the green. ty? >>> the story of the day, yep, the san francisco giants have won the world series for the third time in five years. but what gm gave the mvp is what's really got people talking today, let alone how they gave it to him. phil lebeau has the story from chicago. and while he reports, you tell us what you think cnbc.com/vote. from chicago, which hasn't won a world series in how long, phil? >> a long time, tyler. the cubs, they still have hope. they always have hope. let's talk about the world series last night because if you went to bed once the giants won it all, you missed perhaps the most awkward mvp awards presentation that i've seen in a long time. here's what happened. in the locker room afterwards, the mvp award was presented to the giants' madison bumgarner. he is standing there and it was presented by rick willdy, a product manager for general motors in kansas city. the award is a new chevy colorado pickup. well, listen carefully to what mr. wilde has to say about the pickup. >> a

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also, shares of merck slipping even though third quarter earnings beat analyst estimates.he drugmaker did report a revenue miss and did narrow full year earnings forecast. see that's taking shares down by about 1.5%. also take a look at ba ba, shares of alibaba rallying after jeffreys initiating coverage with a buy rating. the firm's pointing out alibaba is the largest player in chinese e-commerce but sells to fewer than 25% of the population in that country so jeffreys thinks there could be more room to run and that stock up 9% today. first time that we have seen it actually go above the price where alibaba opened just about a month ago. all right. when we come back in an open letter consumer advocate and presidential candidate ralph nader is slamming apple ceo tim cook. nader will join us live to explain. plus, inside information that could go a long way toward predicting earnings over twitter and facebook. we will bring that to you in just a moment. and another celebrity is getting into the app business. melissa eat ridge will join us this hour. "squawk alley" will be b

merck had a pretty good number.artis had a good number. >> ian reed is talking about how they are well positioned, he says, to potentially allocate capital for the benefit of shareholders across multiple financial and strategic opportunities. >> you know, they have a stated interest in trying to do something. and they'll do what they need to do with astrazeneca. >> that didn't work. >> how long do they have to wait? six months? >> i thought they're out of that. >> they are. but there was a certain period. >> i'm not sure it would be as attractive anymore. more top stories at this hour. the fed getting ready to take away the punch bowl. their meeting will conclude tomorrow expected to include an end to the asset purchase program. joseph, what's going on on twitter? >> oh, twitter, i have my questions. although i do watch it, becky, you're right. to see what's happening. like for anything. ebola. >> it's the social media constantly on your cell phone. >> but the chairs this morning are under pressure. is that trending

also monday, twitter, buffalo wild wings, merck and am jen help to kick off yet another big week of earnings releases. and they will get earnings from the likes of facebook, pfizer, burger king and b.p. on wednesday, end of qe-3. the end of the market committee will meet in washington where policyholders said they intend o cut bonds from the current rates to zero, endsing more than two years economic stimulus. and expected to leave the bench rate near zero. visa, met life and allen bank among those reporting profits and on thursday the united states will report its own earnings, 3% analyzed rate in the third quarter, according to a bloomberg survey of economists. pickup in g.d.p. from the 1.2% pace from the first two months in the years. mastercard, starbucks and conoco phillips also reporting thursday. exxonmobil, chevron and hilton released earlings friday and u.s. personal spending will likely show a slump in september, while incomes are scombroketted to show an increase for the month. that's according to bloomberg survey as well. more on the week's news and earnings here on bloomberg tel

here is a look at our top headlines -- a big day for america's second-biggest drugmaker, merck whichted quarterly earnings that beat estimates and they have breakthrough status of their cancer drug. that may helps the the drug approval for lung cancer. hasswedish company saab signed a deal to sell fighter jets to brazil. it will start delivering the planes in 2019. it's a consolation prize for them. voters rejected a 3.3 billion-dollar jet deal with the company. the l.a. clippers have not begun the regular nba season yet but new owner steve ballmer looks like a winner. he paid a record $2 billion for gaineam but he stands to as much as $1 billion in tax benefits over the next 15 years. that's not bad for steve ballmer. he does not have to do a lot of shouting anymore. "on the markets bloomberg television is now"on the markets ." julie hyman is with us. . >>. thank you let's talk about futures and focus and specifically gold. gold futures are edging closer to $1200 per ounce as investors look at the fed policy meeting later this week and the idea of stress tests and europe. -- in euro

and looking at pfizer and merck. and their selling fast. and this was due to deliver supplies to the international space station. facebook under pershing, spending more stock down 6%. after the bell, dreamworks, a few names we are watching, all lower. "varney and company" coming up. stuart: i had a big smile on my face because not only is a gentleman standing next to me from rolls-royce but behind me is a rolls-royce car, brand new, the ghost series 2, handmade, correct? >> everyone is handmade. stuart: i you going to tell our viewers, millions of the mouth there, that is that is a british car? >> rolls-royce is the 100-year-old british brand well known for excellence. stuart: and who owns the rolls-royce company now? >> the ownership of rolls-royce is our parent company bmw. stuart: rolls-royce is owned by the germans. >> rolls-royce brand is run independently. is assembled in goodwould in dull chester, england. the tradition of craftsmanship and excellence goes with every rolls-royce motor cars. stuart: i always wanted one of these things

said using that to set the tone for merck congressman once said it was not take turns with the illusionowledge that cross the great seas. the second thing the nobel prize laureate one step to take precedence cannot be fooled to gaslight addition to say foray public-health response that it cannot be fooled but it sets the tone for my comments i want to share with you. even with my own evolution from where i was from back in july i don't consider having been wrong before but i am willing to understand as we learn more we may look at how we understand the world around us. as you noted peter, using the concept of the black swan event an economist described very nicely the metaphor of a black swan it was a well publicized book in in 2007 and suggested blacks won events would come as a great surprise catastrophic and have been quickly which could be a slight alteration from this event. but in retrospect there once that we rationalize i'd like to challenge that notion because we are about to see a rolling blackouts associated with this event in the hope we can stop a number by anticipating ins

coca-cola, merck, pfizer, rounding out the top five in the dow jones industrial average.ching walmart testing a program to match online deals. amazon, best buy, target and walmart all have of a row. concern from some analysts going forward. $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years, that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ >> dragons. david: "how to train a dragon 2". still typing up on deals with oil. at a two-year low. note that means, gasoline still falling about a penny per gallon per day. the national average $3.01. cheapest gas is philips 56 in springfield, texas, $2.29 per gallon. check the price of gold, if you're holding gold you must be trying a little bit today. gold way down, $27 well into the 11 handle. some people wondering if it will go in triple digits. it is not a good day for you. we beat up on millennials, but where we have a 20-year-old working extremel

merck, there is nothing to write home in that one either. you go over celgene. just creating drugs by the day. i want companies that grow. >> while we are at it, and we'll get to this, sanofi shares are going to be down. >> fierce pharma, here is the headline, don't fire me. david, don't fire me. don't fire me. >> they are citing competition in the diabetes market. he potentially was attempting to sell them mature drugs which they are no longer doing and seemed to have run afoul. >> diabetes. is this "don't fire me" the same conversation rex ryan is having right now with woody johnson? >> i don't know. probably. >> don't you think this is embarrassing? i like him. he's been on the show. don't fire me approach has this, maybe i shouldn't buy that stock. >> when you're asked not to be fired. >> the geno smith of diabetes. meg terrell is at the amgen investor meeting. >> just now ceo bob bradway was presenting to analysts and investors. the company announced restructuring in the second quarter that would have eliminated up 15% total head count. they are adding 5% h

one of the things i hear in the power sector -- i was down in san antonio talking to merck last week. one of the challenges i think in the power sector and what i often hear from corporate leaders is you need to understand some of the constraints we work on. we are regulated industry. in order for us to generate income to make some of the changes we feel we need to do, we need to go to a regulatory body and make an argument. our citizens are interested in increased power rates as a vehicle to generate more money to address cyber security and our regulatory bodies share this concern. first, my thanks to the power sector for within those constraints try to push this as hard as we can. i have some real concerns in this arena. of idea of the kind about how we can train and practice with each other -- one of the things i have said both internally within the department of defense as well as the private sector, individuals and organizations i deal with, we have got to move from a focus where almost all the resources to focus on stopping someone penetrating our networks to in knowledge meant

speculate on tech miro, if you want mass production, it's going to have to come from companies like merck. these companies, by the way, they do have an element to them, let's not forget, of just giving the stuff. great american companies that have not thinking about how to make money. they're not mercenaries. >> okay. i got to make a phone call. >> got to make a phone call? >> all right. >> fannie and freddie. there's a lot going on. >> i got to make some calls. >> right during the break, let's all make some calls. when we come back, signs that the standoff between amazon and disney could be nearing an end. also, maynard webb live in an exclusive. we'll be right back. having a fe checked bag. with my united mileageplus explorer card. i have saved $75 in checked bag fees. priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. i love to travel, no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the us. when i spend money on this card i can see brazil in my future. i use the explorer card to earn miles i

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they have a 10 billion bigger market cap than merck. did you know that?ost as big as -- amazing. >> investors answer. since the launch of the iphone 6, apple stock son a tear. everybody -- how many days do you have left to turn the 6 plus in in people around the world are waiting to any. >> it's big for me. >> it's so much bigger than your face. >> let me intromichael, just sitting off the all time high, but many say more upside is ahead. let's get to dom chu. michael, what do you bring to the island? the 6 plus or the 6? >> i need battery life on the island. i won't need pockets. >> we have to save the battery life. >> we can get one of the things where you can actually crank a battery and recharge that way. we have a look at key moments for the stock in the past. sorry, dom, i'll get to you eventually. >> i still have the iphone4s. i'm behind. i have not even seen the 5 for goodness sakes. the stocks there are nay sayers and bulls as we know. there was a record high in yesterday's trade, but to put it in perspective, over the course of the last month, u

we are talking about merck's. there is an article from a former doctor who is predicting it will become the greatest medical scandal [indiscernible] talking about how, from what he understands, basically, it will be one of the biggest scales because they will find out over time that this vaccine both technically and scientifically has no absolute -- absolutely no effect on cervical cancer. >> we will have to leave it there. now on capitol hill, the house foreign affairs subcommittee on western hemisphere is gathering for a hearing on that marine being held in mexican custody. live coverage here on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi has been in a mexican prison since he was arrested in tijuana on march 31. withd crossed into mexico three loaded firearms in his vehicle, claiming he never intended to cross into mexico. he was