of hpe after beating on the top and bottom line shares up about 6% we'll discuss with ceo antonio nerit. don't go away. good morning, mr. sun. good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said she's gonna need crutches. she fell pretty hard. you might want to clean that up, girl. excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with customizable coverage. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. -donny, no. -oh. and our profit was up 33% and eps 45%. we feel we have stabilized the revenue, and we are on our way to see incremental improvement as we move to the quarters ahead. and all that hard work was due to the excellent result we got in our backlog and also the cash flow from operations, which in return return significant free cash flow for the fourth quarter. >> to what degree would you attribute the strength of these large, cyclical waves that we're getting as a result of the pandemic how much of that is p

officials over the last years are still when it into these environment of neri low gas prices is that alongside all the international figures she's called for moscow to conduct a full and transparent investigation which the kremlin has already said will happen but only when it becomes clear what exactly needs 'd to be investigated if the division's is identified it is determined that it was an intentional act of poisoning then of course it would give grounds for an investigation no delves so far there are also many other medical versions as to what could have caused novell needs condition despite a preliminary investigation that was initiated zoe is or was the 20th no evidence of an intentional criminal act against the valley has been established and no evidence that would allow us to classify this incident and a criminal law has been found so far well the world awaits further findings appraises heat of those doctors and the lead. the medical professionals who initially treated me on getting quite this is a whole of respect with them i personally my family my children have received do

when i heard john kasich and molinarin neri -- other republicans and a cadre of and national security advisor s supporting joe biden, i think a lot of progressives are like, i can't believe that this is happening. at a democratic convention. but i stepped back from that and i asked myself, what kind of america does joe biden want to build? he wants to build one that is inclusive. i saw that reflected in the convention. even though if you look at the platform and the look at the policies, i don't have to change anything about what i believe or i support in order to embrace bringing people on. i think that is what is absent from donald trump. he shows no desire for 3.5 years of adding to his base, so i do not expect that is going to change in the last quarter. host: hugh i'm going to give you , the last word. next week, as i mentioned and we have been talking about, is a republican convention. the republicans get their turn to tell the american people why the president should remain in the white house. in one sentence, one short sentence, what should we be looking for next week from the

we continue to make the extra neri progress we have been talking about together on vaccines and treatments under operation warp speed, which is very exciting, most exciting. last week, we distributed 2979 cases of remdesivir, which is proving to be extremely powerful and good. enough to treat more than 19,000 patients had great results. florida, 500 for texas, 300 for california, 204 ohio, and 154 arizona and georgia. those numbers will be going up rapidly as we move along. hospitals are reporting an adequate supply of steroids, that has been used successfully in late stage illness. they have been very good. we are very encouraged about the prospects for plasma therapies. that, we are working on, and that is an art, a brilliant art, it is really an art. we launched a national plasma drive last week with the american red cross and 1300 health care organizations. -- 13 other health care organizations. i urge everyone to go to coronavirus.gov and donate plasma today. we would really appreciate it. this really makes people better. is we need, what we need that beautiful ingredient that you tha

if you have wage pressures bearing down on overall levels of inflation, if you have extra neri monetary stimulus, if you have the new york policy rates for the next several years, it puts a limit on rates, that they will go higher toward the end of this year. lisa: it is interesting how you respond to the two questions here. stalling on the talks of stimulus, and on the other you have the backstop. you have the stalemated d.c. which does not seem to be softening, and every week that goes by the economy is losing steam. how big of a risk is this? let's say we get some sort of momentum stall. could the stimulus be if there is no sign of the stimulus talks -- john: you have had action in the white house the last few days providing some temporary, albeit reduced support to households. i think if this stretches into september and the market is aware of president trump's measures expiring at the end of september, beginning of october, this is the bigger issue. the side of the market correction, i would say only 5%. it doesn't look like heavy positioning on the stock market on the part of the

we have been part neri iner -- partnering with them for six years. we have a few all the data for nex ne nexgen stats we have them on the shoulder pads and footballs too it's great way the show how we can track for our customers. if two employees get closer than six feet and do contract tracing. somebody who contracts the virus, we could tell who they been in contact with over the last number of days. >> are you seeing a permanent shift higher in terms of what's likely for sales and profitability as a result here because there's so much more -- such a bigger market >> we have seen a number of strong secular trends that were present. we have seen grocery retailers doing well and the trend around pick up at store has gone from being a niche application to a more mainstream. those trends aren't going away >> thank you so nuch for joining us the stock 80% off its lows almost a 15 billion dollar market cap thanks for telling us more about the company. >> thank you >>> still ahead, another stock benefitting from the pandemic is fastenal shares of that mask

i do think it is important to point out this was an extra neri mission. an extraordinary day for nasa, for spacex. frankly, for americans and anyone interested in spaceflight. this is really just the beginning. we are starting the journey of bringing people regularly to and from low-earth orbit and on to the moon and ultimately on to mars. today is a great day. we should celebrate what we all accomplished today, bringing bob and doug back. we should also think about this as a springboard to doing even harder things with artemis program and moving onto mars. >> thank you, glenn. we will go on -- thank you, gwen. we will go on to steve. >> i am almost speechless as to how things went today with the recovery and landing of bob and doug. we had three objectives. to execute the deorbit and entry of the capsule, to demonstrate we could successfully recover the capsule and that we could also bring back cargo from space. there is some valuable science brought back in two freezers on board the dragon vehicle. we demonstrated all three of those things today. i cann

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i do think it is important to point out this was an extra neri mission. an extraordinary day for nasa, for spacex. frankly, for americans and anyone interested in spaceflight. this is really just the beginning. we are starting the journey of bringing people regularly to and from low-earth orbit and on to the moon and ultimately on to mars. today is a great day. we should celebrate what we all accomplished today, bringing bob and doug back. we should also think about this as a springboard to doing even harder things with artemis program and moving onto mars. >> thank you, glenn. we will go on -- thank you, gwen. we will go on to steve. >> i am almost speechless as to how things went today with the recovery and landing of bob and doug. we had three objectives. deorbit and entry of the capsule, to demonstrate we could successfully recover the capsule and that we could also bring back cargo from space. there is some valuable science brought back in two freezers on board the dragon vehicle. we demonstrated all three of those things today. i cannot thank you en

chris: after suffering a terrible accident, he chose to make beats devin shore neri endurance is brandld you last january he wants people to test their own limits. here is our power player of the week. ♪. chris: why take on these challenges? >> for me i think it's twofold, i want to push my own limits for potential but my larger purpose is to inspire others. chris: colin o'grady is talking about his athletic endurance achievement. in a world full of records, his artist on machine. becoming the first person to walk across antarctica solo and rolling across some of the world's most treacherous waters. from south america to antarcti antarctica. chris: do you ever think of the middle of one of these challenges, expeditions, what the hell am i doing? >> all the time. among whose idea was this anyways, it was my idea. chris: his ideas started with a freak accident in thailand in 2008. >> there was a flaming jump rope that everybody was participating in and it looked like a good idea and unfortunately for me it went terribly wrong and it wrapped around my legs and let my body on fire to my ne

he has had an extra neri journalistic life full top he has lived on for continents. he has traveled to 160 countries and his biography says "he has survived unpleasant encounters with mobs, malaria, and an african airplane crash. before we get into our topic of hope and your recent book, i'm curious, i've known you for a long time but have never asked you, what got you interested in journalism as a young man? journalism career was born -- and i'm here on the family farm in indian hill. there was an organizational meeting to organize a school newspaper. i hadn't really thought of journalism. i didn't go to the meeting, but a bunch of people did and they all wanted to be on the school paper, but none of them wanted to -- wanted the burden of editing yet. my journalism career was born and i loved it. in high school, i began working for the local community newspaper, and i loved the aesthetic leisure of writing and the sense of this is an outlet to bring about change. this was after woodward and bernstein and watergate. and when you are 16, there's no other way to impres

reason why the stock it up almost 15% premarket hewlett-packard enterprise, we will talk to antonio neriter on today when "squawk on the street" continues. don't go anywhere. it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah, they're getting so smart. choose the app that fits your investing style. ♪ >> announcer: the opening bell is brought to you by nuveen. a leader in income, alternatives and responsible investing. >>> all right. let's get to a mad dash now. jim, you are going to take a look at lowe's. >> yeah, there is a couple notes today, jefferies comes out and says they have a new tool rental plan but it hasn't been laid out yet, but i mention lowe's because in the old days, david, when there were some

. >> on that note or on that subject, michael, i think it was your competitor or ceo of hp antonio nerid he could see as many as 50% of people working remotely, i think you just mentioned that statistic potentially for dell is that really something you see as a possible future in this country, that we could have half of any workforce at any one time not being in an office >> i think it will vary, you know, david, obviously by organization and what we see is kind of a hybrid structure where people would -- and we already had this, you know, for years, where people would come into the office, not all the time, and work from home with hoteling and hot desking and those kind of things yeah, i think with he see more of that as we've all lrchd that this actually works very well, but, again, as i said, it will be up to an individual organization and, you know, to figure out what is best for them, but, yeah, we see it working quite well we've gone through a pretty thorough analysis of which jobs are more productive, which jobs are less productive and how do we create the tools anden viermt for