that's how i feel about newell brands, created by the newell-rubbermaid. mr. coffee, oster.e been a big fan of this deal ever since it was announced last year, which is why we own newell brands in my travel trust. but even i didn't expect the company to blow away numbers like it did this morning. newell just reported a 5% increase, big boost in the di tend. and that's why i rocked it off at $5.05. i wanted to talk to mike polk, ceo of newell brands. how did you do it, you outran retail, you did much better than the category, you simply just hit the ball out of the park. how did you do that? >> i'm just proud of the team, in the midst of a tremendous amount of changes, the team did great work. the competitive legvel of growt while having all these synergies to margin. so we have got the whole mix working for us at the moment. >> of course you've got yankee candle. that's her mother's day present. talk about slime, now slime is something that if you have kids, you know. this is the hottest thing in the stores right now? >> exactly. this is an example of slime, what we found ou

first we have newell branch, you might remember this as the old newell rubber maid. mi my travel trust has been pulling back a bit. if you're selling to target, for example, no matter how good your products are and newell's products are good. newell's products don't have any borders and if the company is still able to cut costs in its merger to jarden. it could be a reset quarter for newell. then again if there's enough innovation, there's climbing sales numbers. is it too soon to find out if jarden is still -- any newell pay too much given declining store traffic? as for international fragrances and fashions, you want to sell more products, you make it smell better and taste better. iff is a creative company that's been around forever, and by the way, it's been a good buy for everybody. cz disney has been a rocket ever since last quarter. in the last few days the street's gone bearish on disney, partly because of a highly visible espn. i like to look at the broader franchises, though, i'm not changing my mind about the stock. disney is a buy, given it's fabulous mov

. >>> newell brand had better than expected earnings. the maker of household products like elmer's glue and sharpie markers said it was related to the sale of the to newell also lifted its quarterly dividend 21% to 23 cents a share. the shares jumped almost 12%, $51.93. >>> tyson foods said fires at two facilities hurt its production causing the meat producer to report earnings that missed expectations. revenue inched lower, but was still stronger than expected. tyson also said florida's attorney general requested information from the company regarding possible anti-competitive behavior. as a result of all of that, the shares fell 6% to $59.48. >>> elliott management disclosed more than 15% stake in the software maker gigamon. elliott management called the shares undervalued and wants to speak with the company's board about maximizing shareholder value. shares of gigamon took off on the news rising to $41.20. profit rose more than expected at marriott as the world's largest hotel chain benefited from more people booking more rooms at hig

more evidence that politics is returning, andrew newell and these interviews back on.sa may on monday evening. then we had the suspension, during the course of the week. tonight, it isjeremy corbyn using half an hour of scrutiny on printing television from andrew newell. and the particular focus on the issue of the particular focus on the issue of the nuclear weapons system. and the reason we the nuclear weapons system. and the reason we had that focus, a contradiction at the heart of labour at the moment. the manifesto commits the party to the renewal of the trident system, butjeremy corbyn has been a lifelong opponent. this exchange, worth a watch. do you support the renewal of trident?m is there... that is not what i asked. i voted against the renewal, everybody knows that because i wanted to go in a different direction. that decision has been taken. can you tell the british people tonight that you support? taken. can you tell the british people tonight that you support7m has been agreed by parliament. do you support that? my opinions on nuclear weapons, well known.

. ♪ all weekend, american history tv is joining our partners in cable -- newel news or -- june jerseywe continue now with our look at the history of trenton, new jersey. long history.s a for the united states, it is very old. it was founded in 1679. an important part in the american revolution, then a long part in the industrial revolution. there are a lot of great that's what makes trenton special. it was a mix of old and new is what makes cities great. thee took a driving tour of city with architect and trenton historical society member john hatch. >> we are just going to head up to the corner then you will make a left. these barracks were built for the french and indian war, the building was built in 1758. there were i think three other barracks built in new jersey but it human one that is still in existence. now it's a museum, a great museum. they do reenactments in the front courtyard, including musket fire. [laughter] if you are not used to it that can because for concern, my office is right across the street so we hear it all the time. [laughter] this is west state street. we a

we learned the company snapping up newell's tool industry, and that's irwin and lennox brand. and they got terrific space at home depot. and they paid $1.5 billion in april. it sure seemed like a good idea. more aisle space. it makes a lot of sense when you look at the number. stanley black and decker is expecting 89 million in sales. the acquisition will boost its earnings per share, rising to 50 cents a share in the third year, that's excluding some restructuring charges that the company will need to eat in the next few years. still stanley came out and raised the 2017 forecast. that's how confident they're feeling about this. on january 5, we learned that stanley black and decker was buying the rights to sears craftsman. they got it for only $900 mill kbl kbl million. gains ratcheting up to 35 cents to 45 crepts a share. stanley black and decker can -- you know what the pain didn't even stop yesterday when stanley black and decker held a pretty darn bullish analyst day, in its conference call says it's toolers are among the strongest sellers in any aisle, in other words the

>>> bill, newell brands is selling its winter sports business to a private equity firm for $240 million. the consumer goods company says the deal is part of its ongoing growth strategy to simplify its portfolio. the shares were up a fraction to $53.19. >>> shares of deckers outdoor continued to soar today following the company reporting a surprise profit last night. the maker of ugh boots did see sales fall but the results still topped street expectations. deckers was up 19% today to $67.21. >>> shares of gamestop got hit today despiting, the first sales increase in five quarters after the bell yesterday. the video game retailer said strong demand for the nintendo switch gaming console helped its overall profit and revenue picture. gamestop was down 6% to $22.22. >>> now to our market monitor. he has names of stocks that he says are reasonably valued in a market that he says is a little bit on the expensive side. this is his first time joining us on the program. he is ernie cecilia, chief investment officer at bryn mawr trust. thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me

. >>> how are markets reacting to emoon newell macron's victory in the france election.ndon dowdy is here to fill us in. >> good morning. stock futures pointing to a lower open on wall street after sunday's wildly anticipated win by emmanuel macron and the french presidential election. u.s. markets ending last week a bit higher than where they started and still trading in a narrow range. the nasdaq and s&p s&p closing at record highs on friday, telecoms, materials and energy stocks leading friday's gains and ibm the big drag on the dow after warren buffet told cnbc he was kigts his investment in the tech giant about a third. >>> talk of a mega merger between two of america's largest local tv station owners reuters reporting st. clair broadcast group to buy tribune media for almost $4 billion. a deal announcement could come as soon as today. this just weeks after a vote by the federal communications commission to ease some restrictions on tv mergers. >>> and lower prices at the pump as the cost of crude oil edges lower. the national average price of a gallon of regular ga

bought the tool business from newell.thing at home depot it sells at home depot has been terrific. >> elliott a large shareholder and akzo pushing them into talks. they filed a small -- it's a small company. take a look at it though. you seem to know it. >> it was incredible. >> you know every company that -- >> i missed a bunch of quarters. i have to tell you everybody who i know who owns arconic has gotten a call from elliott and arconic. that's been very heated. my charitable trust owns arconic. i think that the -- i have to tell you that the elliott slate is stronger. strong slate. strong slate. >> wow. you have turned. >> yes, i have because you see they fired klaus kleinfeld. >> i noticed that. >> klaus is out. when klaus was out, who was the visionary who should have gotten credit for the split, and patricia russo is the chairperson and i remember her from lucent. one of the things that makes my feel like elliott has more game. there's mr. hess from united technologies, retired. a group of people who can come in an

that work started today if you ride the wilmington newell you newark regional line through july 2nd expect to wait here and there. crews are repairing 14,000 rail ties and track officials say trains might operate 20 minutes later than normal on saturday dart buses will take the place of trains between claymont and wilmington. >> what do you do when your dream blows up? this one woman found a new dream to chase. and she's caught it. sean. >>> lucy manager pete mackanin tried everything to get phillies back on track. here what he's doing to get fills where they need to be. that's coming up later in sports. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >> dream was gymnastics unt

put him, when he became leader, in conflict with his party's policy which was to support the real newell. there has been a vote in favour in parliament and the policy is now in the manifesto. the problem seems to be that when certain people are asked questions, they start talking about their personal views or raise questions. emily thornberry the shadow foreign secretary suggested that if labour became the government it would need to have a strategic defence review which would mean looking at trident which brought criticism, as we reported, from the shadow defence secretary who said no, the policy has been decided and what's more, it is myjob to be the shadow defence secretary, not yours. this was overshadowing the message that labour would like to get out and whyjeremy that labour would like to get out and why jeremy corbyn that labour would like to get out and whyjeremy corbyn has been in birmingham for this election rally, they are trying to double down on their criticism of the conservative ma nifesto their criticism of the conservative manifesto and in particular the proposals relat

also, michael garcia, a judge on the newell said of appeals.w york circuit of appeals. lucy grey reporting there. well, for more on who the front—runners might be and what they might bring to the table, i spoke to the washington post. certainly, the biggest names are john cornyn and andrew mckay, now my grudges. and they all represent different types of candidates. john cornyn is a republican senator. we know that donald trump prizes loyalty a nd know that donald trump prizes loyalty and he is seen as that. andrew mckay is the incumbent, the acting director, and he was willing to contradict the white house and congressional testimony on the last week. and then mike rogers is the pick of the union that represents fbi retired and current agents. agents really liked him, because he is to be an fbi agent himself. so those are the three front runners. let's pick out one of them, john cornyn, tell us about him and erection as it might be if he got thejob? erection as it might be if he got the job? i think this would be viewed sceptically because he i

. >> and sat san francisco, save the waves and newel coalition this weekend. >> yeah, talking with dean and he says life is a wave. you on the board there and this weekend's event, this is the one. how much do you think you can get from this event? >> yes,. >>> on the board of save the waves and we put on an annual fundraiser called life is a wave and every year it gets more support and it's huge because it supports the programs throughout the year. not sure how much we raise, but we are going for 100,000: you have lots of music and art. it really is the best party in town. who is playing this year. >> lashgso, bay area local band, but they -- ala, bay area local band and they rock. >> people. will know them. >> yes . the most fun you will have at a fundraiser. but a very important event. >> you have to be 21 to show up. >> you do have to be 21 and we have an early gala awards dinner at the early part of the weekend and slowly as it gets on, general admission, music gets going and rowdy rate at night. >> if i want to go, go to save the waves.org and on the home page it will tell you how

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all the main leaders will face interviews from andrew newell and on the one show tomorrow will featurewill be this debate, a seven—week debate featuring senior party figures along with another radio one debate. ten hours of coverage on the bbc but not the debate they wanted to have with the party leaders. the headlines. newly elected president emmanuel macron vows elected president emmanuel macron vows to fight the forces of the vision that undermine france. theresa may suggests the conservatives will, again, promise to cut net migration to the tens of thousands in their election ma nifesto. thousands in their election manifesto. labour targets child ren‘s health and says it will ban alljunk food tv adverts until the 90 watershed. i'm standing in the bed of what was the river called in hertfordshire. the dry weather means there is a lot of concern about river levels are around the country, the water company says we can all do our bit to preserve supplies. in sport, the british and irish lions head coach warren gatland says he completely understand and respect ben youngs‘s decision to w

you have repeatedly missed your deficit target the new even still have a black colin newell most recentncellor to respond as well, but first of all let's be clear about what we are saying about the labour party manifesto. it simply doesn't add up. what we see todayis simply doesn't add up. what we see today is this £58 billion black hole that we have identified in their figures. these are large numbers, but what matters is the impact it has on ordinarily working families, and it means that people will be paying the price of labour. they will pay the price in higher taxes, lower wages, higher prices, will pay the price in higher taxes, lowerwages, higher prices, and will pay the price in higher taxes, lower wages, higher prices, and an economy which will be in chaos. the key thing is that over the last seven years we have shown we have that credible economic plan and we have that credible economic plan for the future to take us forward, to ensure that we get the right deal from brexit but also locked our economic security. and i think it is true to say that the chancellor and land true t

ezra button is in year 8, he's here with his classmate tashi feinstein also with us lara newell who is't normally, but this weekend i am going on deal of e—commercel this weekend i am going on deal of e—commerce i don't want to lose my streaks. so what happens is you give your password to a friend, who will log into your snapchat and keep your strea ks log into your snapchat and keep your streaks going. explain what streaks are, i know because my son does this every day. it is when you have one of your friends on snapchat, and you send it to them for three consecutive days, and after that, a number comes consecutive days, and after that, a numbercomes upto consecutive days, and after that, a number comes up to their name, and then you keep sending photos to each other every day, and you have a streak of days. just to build up the number, nothing more to it. probably to keep you for using snapchat!m course it is! well spotted! russell, what is the passwords? the golden rule with passwords is we don't share them, we make them as difficult as possible but we don't share them, because shar