they will pay $5.3 billion for mike ron, so will this deal help oracle? out there and vote yes or no. it marks the largest acquisition for oracle since buying sun micro systems back in 2010 for $24 billion and that wasn't such a great acquisition, to this day. >> horrendous, horrendous. i'll try to talk down this no vote because i bought the stock on friday, also thinking -- and that's not why i'm talking it down. >> people are saying no, but anyway, go ahead. >> oracle is one of the great consolidators and one of the great acquirers in technology. they and cisco seem to do this. people who say oracle is not growing or has to grow through acquisition is crazy. what they said is they are going after the most profitable verticals and the retail verticals and the point of sale vermont calls. this deal will be immediately accretive. this is deal is cheap to the s&p at a time when people are looking for a major cap tech. this makes a lot of sense for this company. >> does it feel like it should have been here a while ago? >> i'm not sure. >> could they have ha

totally missed the bottom in mike ron, the semiconductor company that makes memory chips back at the end of 2012. why? because i wasn't paying enough close attention to the real key metric here. mike ron stock had been a dog for more than a decade so when the company reported one more terrible earnings number, i thought nothing, who cares. then the stock jumped. what did i miss? deram pricing, dynamic random access memory chips, and mike ron's bread and but her a nice bump up in their average selling prices, asp, during the quarter, not down, but bumped up. that extraordinary but something no one expected. it happened because the de-ram business was so horrible for so long many companies in the industry had thrown up their hands and given up so supply had become really constrained, a rarity in this semiconductor business. mike ron went on to buy a failing japanese competitor taking more capacity and it's been off to the races ever since from december 2012 to december 2013. triple. one more situation you need to be aware of, a metric that might not seem to be important but it's actual

i don't know what all the hysteria is about this mike ron tech.i've seen it for years but i don't know anything about it. i want to hear from your guys, phil and dan and done. they are the pros. let me hear what they are saying today about mike ron tech. >> what about on the weakness? >> it's a good opportunity. a nine cent both. as reg said, the revenues look fine. the sector, i think, is very much in vogue. weakness could be a buying opportunity. >> well, that's exactly what i'm hoping. would i love to see it go down a little more, yeah, but not as much as you want. i'm going to buy some more, and i'm not going to be surprised that mike ron tech hits 40 late this fall. now write that down, guys. >> love that, reg. i miss seeing you all the time. you know, i think -- i think that you're right. you're going to get your way. i think the stock will probably back off a little bit here so you might be able to take another look at it and put some more money where your mouth is, but you know that whole semiconductor industry, the fundamentals are actual

. >> take a look at what's happening in mike ron today, that stock up 5%. analyst on the street have been doubling almost their price targets in the last couple of days talking about being uber bullish on enterprise, in other words, business demand. that's credit suisse. david, last word to you. are you buying into tech names here as well? >> buying into tech names. we like the triple qs, especially big-cap tech, and the we like india for some foreign exposure. >> great to hear from all of you. >> thanks, everybody. >> 50 pints to go before the close. dow still looking at a triple-digit loss, down 106, led by boeing, one of the big stocks on the drag tied along with ibm, visa and goldman sachs. >> coming up, the story of the day. house majority leader virginia primary defeat to tea party-backed dave brat who spoke with cnbc earlier. >> i'm not anti-wall street. i'm anti-distortions to free markets. >> so who is dave brat, and what is the fallout for wall street and investors? we'll have a special report from john harwood in washington and speak with the pro

. >> that's a picture of her husband mike. >> ron woods' mother, sister, and three nephews killed in in september 2004. >> out of blue, this truck driver of an 18-wheeler fell asleep, crossed the median and crashed into my sister's suv, flipping it upside down, landing on top of it. >> reporter: the debate on capitol hill cuts close to the heart for wood. >> if they think that these rules are inconvenient for them, this is inconvenience, having your family wiped out. >> reporter: the department of transportation says in 2012, nearly 4,000 people died in collisions with large trucks. in july, it implemented rules aimed at curbing fatigue among truck drivers. now they can't drive more than 11 hours in one day and they have to take 30 minutes off in the first eight hours of a shift. once drivers hit 70 hours, they are required to take at least 34 hours off. that must include two mornings between 1:00 and 5:00 a.m. >> essentially, it's the government telling people, professional truck drivers in this case, when they have to rest, what time of day they have to rest. >> reporter: the early

. >> open mike, ron. >> his winning time according to smb leaderboards wiki shaved 0.4 off the old record a glitch always helped me win in general. hard to believe but nintendo launched the game way back in 1985. when i played that music, my fiance was like, oh, my gosh, did you find the mario brothers? >> it's like pavlovian, isn't it? >> it is. >> i knew i was an addict when my family wanted to get me one and i said no, because i would never leave the house. >> i got blisters from the nintendo. not a good thing. >>> and take a look at the cutest triplet use have ever seen. the three sumatran tiger clubs are seven weeks old and the pride of the topeka zoo. they wrestle at every opportunity. they weigh about 13 pounds each. no names yet. they're expected to make their public debut in august. they grow up to be big, big animals. >> got that bianna. very large. >> i knew ron would kick in with that. they're not always babies. >>> and speaking of babies. we're in love with the baby in love with skateboarding. yesterday, 9-month-old nate who loves to ride with his dad. we asked you to send pi

mike ron and eog are leading the way. receive weis recently added halcion to his playbook. >> halcon. >> you should know that means hawk in spanish. >> i didn't know that. regardless. the some is up nearly 40%. you sticking with it? >> yeah, about a month ago. here's what's happening. i'll say my catch phrase. i was talking to the ceo today. >> nice. >> and you guys go oh. >> just getting updated, all public information. can't tell me anything that's out there. just want to double check what i'm reading and this is the guy, of course, that's built three of the companies, last one 60 million and sold it for 16 billion roughly to bhp. as of about a year ago finally has his whole team back together again, geologists and everybody else so they have two basic plays that are the available of the company right now. williston and eagleford, big shale plays, but good rich petroleum, gdp getting all the way and tuscaloosa marine shale, alcoa which is actually a bigger play there and from a year ago when they had 20 wells, now have

mike. >> reporter: ron wood's mother, sister and three nephews killed in a fiery crash september 2004. >> out of the blue, this truck driver of an 18-wheeler fell asleep, crossed the median and crashed into my sister's suv, flipping it upside down, landing on top of it. >> reporter: the debate on capitol hill over truck driver rest rules cuts close to the heart for wood. >> if they think these little rules are inconvenient for them, this is inconvenience, having your family wiped out. >> reporter: the department of transportation says in 2012 nearly 4,000 people died in collisions with large trucks. in july it implemented rules aimed at curbing fatigue among truck drivers. now truckers can't drive more than 11 hours in one day, and they have to take 30 minutes off in the first eight hours of a shift. once drivers hit 70 hours, they're required to take at least 34 hours off. that must include two mornings between 1:00 and 5:00 a.m. >> essentially it's the government telling people, professional truck drivers in this case when they have to rest, what time of day they have to rest. >> report

ron gold. south bay congressional incumbant mike honda. beat out challenger ro khanna.ndidates election. we have complete election results from primary races across the state. facebook page. live in the weather center we all look forward to a warm-up with full details of what to expect the next couple days we will produce retain. his all across america, people a using lysol in hundreds of way what's christine's story? i started using lyso disinfectant spray, gosh, as long as i can remember. i use lysol on soft surfaces because you can't put your couch in the washing machine. i think that lysol disinfectant spray compares to other products in that it actually kills the germs. which helps keep my family healthy. it's tried and true. i mean all you have to do is just spray. it does the job for you. lysol - hundreds of ways to he protect your family. with this solidly backed up and to downtown san jose. that's the draft one of them one of the to take about 18 minutes. look like this as a stand to clear as we take a look from our camera is one of a wall. more afternoon tempe

ron gold is second. south bay congressional incumbant mike honda. has roughly double the votes of challenger ro khanna. for mayor of san jose. county supervisor dave cortese leads city councilman sam liccardo and vice mayor madison nguyen. some of the vote totals are still coming in. we have complete election coverage on kron 4 dot com. with results from primary races across the state. you can also stay updated on our facebook page. san jose's city council is *deadlocked tonight on an ordinance that would impose new rules on pot clubs. the vote was 5-to-5. with one council member absent. the rules would require a one- thousand- foot buffer zone between medical marijuana collectives and schools, day care centers, libraries and churches. another key amendment being considered. is tracking marijuana from where it is grown to where it is sold. there are roughly 80-pot clubs in san jose. the council will take up the issue again next tuesday. a group of up to 40-teenagers. has been reportedly robbing people along east 14th street in san leandro according to police. one incident on saturday involved a group c

ron gold. south bay congressional incumbant mike honda. beat out challenger ro khanna. for mayor of san jose.ty supervisor dave cortese and councilman sam liccardo will be in the november runoff. again the top two candidates will go on to novembers election. we have complete election coverage on kron 4 dot com. with results from primary races across the state. you can also stay updated on our facebook page. coming up next on the kron four morning news. at 5:15. severe weather rips through the nation's mid-section. leaving people to pick up the pieces this morning. we'll show you some more of the severe weather damage. at 5:25. changes are coming to instagram. how the new filters will affect your photos. plus mayor jean quan in some hot water this morning. after a picture of her was taken using her phone while she was driving. what she has to say about not driving "hands free" that story coming up at 5:30. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas

mike, sue. twenty years ago, nicole simpson her friends ron goldman. >> tonight i think discovered just after midnight on the 13th, but it would have happened tonight. after being stabbed to death simpson's ex-husband, o.j. simpson, was charged with the murder, causing racial division throughout the country, but that's just part of the story. karen will take us back from the news room. sole exempt, five days after the murders so many of americans, millions, glued to the tv's watching simpson being pursued by police, everybody calling each other, are you watching this? you will recall, the infamous white bronco, low speed chase, all over los angeles, about dozen police cruisers trailing slowly behind the vehicle, with simpson slumped in the back, there was a gun, people coming outn the street, the nfl hall of famer later turned himself in on june 20th, 8 days after the murders, and pleaded not guilty there. was the trial 134 day televised trial. jurors took just four hours to come up with that. in order to pay the the victim families more than $33 million. >> women, over $40 million are judgements, we'

we have ron case who is an architect and a business -- residential property owner. we have jamie fontaine, director for larkin street youth. various mike all people contributed to the effort over three years. and i also have to say the steering committee raised the bar not only of their work but of my work as well. when you work with people such as alan who work on billion dollars projects they hold your work very, very high. his expectationses were extremely high, much higher than i've seen in other cb formations. process has been extensive. we've had over 22 steering committee meetings. twice a month to for 2 to 3 hours at a time. four large community meeting. letters went out to residents. we had surveys which were also mailed out. we've had over 15 community group presentations. we had local or monthly updates at lower polk neighbors. we have a website. print mailings, all the social media as well. in looking at the budget, it is a 15-year term that we're proposing to supplement the community services at the lower polk neighborhood. the baseline community services will continue, of course, at their current rate. the assessment budg

ron. >>> this morning, the search intensifying for an off-duty firefighter missing in the california wilderness. mike herdman hasn't been seen since friday, june 13th when he went for a hike. rescuers catching sight of his dog but not finding him. now close encounters with rattle snakes for the rescuers. linzie janis has the latest. >> reporter: a fire chief part of the rescue crew was bitten by a rattlesnake on friday and was in intensive care. the search area is so remote, it would take two days to hike there. rescuers are being air-lifted in. the ground they're covering, a thick forest with deep ycanyos and lots of animal activity, including bears and mountain lions. this morning, an around-the-clock search for a missing offduty firefighter enters its seventh day. overnight, the number of injured rescuers rising to five, including one bit by a rattlesnake. the hospital saying 52 vials of anti-venom used to treat him. that is a record number. >> this is some of the toughest terrain we have in the state. >> reporter: new video shows the thick and rocky los padres national forest. rescue teams are se

. >> mike lee applauding today's supreme court decision limiting president obama's authority to make recess appointments. let's bring in our panel, rongnier of the national journal. meana easton for fortune magazine. and charles proudhammer. the court ruled that the presidents do have the right to make recess poilts. steven breyer writing the majority decision says it has to be a real senate recess -- i don't know how he came up with this number -- ten days. the court threw out the three members of the national labor relations board, because the senate was then in its act where it held the 30-second sessions every three days. how big a defeat for president obama? >> it's a pretty big defeat. it could have been bigger. this was an awfully good thing he did. the supreme court basically argued that the senate makes its rules, not the president of the united states. i learned that in 3rd grades civics class. the president's lucky, and future presidents are lucky that the supreme court didn't go even further in undermining the president's legitimate ability at times to fill in in the case of a recess appointment. one interesting part of t

ron's a great guy. appreciate his time. he says you can expose kids at an early age and they'll be hooked for life. >> i agree. mikeg gardens in schools. you're helping me in brooklyn. what's at stake? >> our children's lives are at stake. we just heard a few moments ago less than 20% of children and adolescents right now are eating the daily recommended requirements for fruits, vegetables, and grains. less than 20%. so we're growing a population of children who are not well nourished. coupled with that we have obesity. it's out of control. it's tripled in three decades. and on top of that, you're dealing with food deserts. right now we have probably 6.5 million children living in a food desert. and we're dealing with populations of food insecurity as well. so we have this kind of stagnation going on here. you have kids becoming overweight. they're not overweight because they're eating well. but poorly. >> we'd like to have gardens in every school. we have a time lapse of us building the garden in brooklyn. we're going there in a couple of weeks to see it. how's it going there so far? this is part of the kid's play

mike rogers, republican of michigan who chairs the intelligence committee on the house side of the christian science monitor breakfast yesterday. go to our website, c-span.org. is our topic isis next with senator ron johnson, wisconsin.of we talk about that and other issues. later we talk with democratic representative hakeem jeffries, who has introduced legislation to provide legal representation to minors crossing the southern border. we will be right back. ♪ >> we believe that all men are created equal, yet many are denied equal treatment. we believe that all men have certain unalienable rights, yet many americans do not enjoy those rights. we believe that all men are entitled to the blessings of beingy, yet millions are deprived of those blessings. not because of their own failures but because of the color of their skin. the reasons are deeply embedded in history and tradition and the nature of man. we can understand without rancor happened,how this all but it cannot continue. our constitution, the foundation of our public, for bits it. the principles of our freedom forbid it. morality forbids it. the law i will sign tonight forbids it. >> the 50th anniversary of the 1964 civil rights act, wit