let's get back to the old spice example. that grandfather inside jokey come on line on the back of the old spice container, do you think that means negative the general xors and millennials an oxymoronic term in the goods industry while i'm slinging truth at you, in the new world, where are people increasingly buying things online you don't even see the other side of the bottle, the side where the most promising part of the old spice shtick lives even if they knew what their grandfathers used, it no longer means anything here is the punch line procter & gamble stock sells for 17 times next year's earnings estimates. apple, with a stock i tell you to own, not trade sales for just 15 times next year's earning estimates. and that's without backing out a massive cash order how wrong is that? i don't know you be the judge let's go to bill in georgia, please bill >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim how. are you? >> i'm real good, bill how with you >> caller: good. my question is google brands, nwl. as we know, carl icahn has taken a posi

have to answer you by saying there's always room there's been room for of thousands of years for old spice old fashioned espionage spies go back to biblical times and you know as long as there are humans on the earth there's a need to know what our if you will competitors and adversaries are thinking and human spies will never be replaced by cyber or hacking or any other killer drones or any other technology in fact in the one nine hundred ninety s. in my view are the u.s. intelligence can community became too enamored with what i call national technical means whether that was satellites or other things to replace human intelligence we thought the world changed after the collapse of the soviet union and it had we're still living in the same world i was born in the one nine hundred fifty four so i believe to answer your question we're always going to need understanding of adversaries and even some of our friends plans and intentions because by having that knowledge will make better decisions and also if you like more technology progresses we're typewriters and old special letters are the sa

have to answer you by saying there's always room there's been room for of thousands of years for old spice old fashioned espionage spies go back to biblical times and you know as long as there are humans on the earth there's a need to know what our if you will competitors and adversaries are thinking and human spies will never be replaced by cyber or hacking or any other killer drones or any other technology in fact in the one nine hundred ninety s. in my view are the u.s. intelligence can community became too enamored with what i call the national park nickel means whether that was satellites or other things to replace human intelligence we thought the world changed after the collapse of the soviet union and it had we're still living in the same world i was born in the one nine hundred fifty four so i believe to answer your question we're always going to need understanding of adversaries and even some of our friends plans and intentions because by having that knowledge will make better decisions and also if you like more technology progresses we're typewriters and old special letters are

possible the ultimate consumer product with a brand loyalty that is insane i don't know i used to use old spicehe body soap and i switched to the fella. >> oh. club man. >> yeah. i check things off i've gotten -- >> you do? you go for that? >> it's everywhere. >> take the blades. >> i have a full closet full because i don't know how to stop it >> you don't check the box. >> i'll pay it i'll pay it. >> i stockpile away. i got the travel i got the shampoo. >> you're forgetting when it comes to this business, as well we have a $40 billion run rate services what kind of multiple do we put on that? we talk about it every quarter it grows every more every quarter. >> you have a business doing $50 billion. let's say $50 billion in 2019. >> right. >> you another business going to do similar math. one business is slowing from 40% to 20% growth. the other is accelerating. >> yeah. facebook. >> how about $500 billion? >> $500? ten times multiple on the revenues >> no i'm saying that's what facebook is right now. >> yeah. >> by the way, one of the cheapest shots i absolutely loved in the call and tim won't

>> why is that bride wearing old spice? i don't understand it. >> you have the weather?way to chicago on its way tow westn rk. we also have hurricane lane, category 4 storm, 670 miles southeast of honolulu. we're watching this closely c because y see it comes close to the hawaiian islands late in the week. we're going to watch this awfully closely because of the dangerous surf, gusts and heavy rain even if it doesn't make a direct strike. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> a cloudy start tnthe day washington, and plenty of rain across northern virginia, plenty of rain coming through. rain getti ready to move on top of dulles airport. could have some slowing of the flights. so be on the lookout for that. temperatures in the mid 70s now, highs today will be in the low to mid 80s. but storm team weather alert, chce f strong thunderstorms later today and this evening >> find "today" on our siriusxm channel 108. >>> now to travel. summer's last gas, we are less than two weeks away from labor day weekend. if you'd l

easier, so it's an industry wide phenomenon they did have that viral ads smell like a man man, for old spice like that and the kids like the tide pods, unfortunately they were eating. >> don't eat tide pods ever. >>> we have got to look at the link between chinese internet stocks. >> omg for those chinese internet stocks. alongside the green we're seeing in certain stock market sectors in the united states, those chinese internet stocks are in the green for today at least, the ticker kweb showed a bounce as the day started chinese e commerce giant alibaba. those shares are starting to show some signs of gains here. al these chinese stocks have a long way to go to catch up to their u.s. counterparts. if you look at that trade shares, that first dow jones internet etf is up 30% year to date, versus down 13% from that internet fund we just showed you. so when it comes to this divergence, we'll see if there's any kind of narrowing and see if it comes to the down side for those chinese internet stocks. >> we'll see you soon, john, thank you. >>> when we come back, ceo sending a letter to the pres

. >> why is that bride wearing old spice? >> thank you. we got the weather? >> yes, ma'am.gh chicago on its way to western new york. we've also got hurricane lane category 4 storm, 670 miles southeast of honolulu. we're watching this thing very closely. you can see it comes very close to the hawaiian islands late in the week. we're going to watch this closely because of the dangerous surf, gust and heavy rain this is going to bring even that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. check out the san francisco camera. it's drizzling there. we're going to see this continuing for a little while longer with the skies clearing later this morning into the afternoon. it's going to be chilly today. only a high of 64 degrees. and 76 with more sunshine in santa rosa. heating up to 92 in ukiah today. and in oakland, 69 degrees. san jose, 80. it's going to be really nice. for the inland areas, a hazy sunshine with highs in the mid-80s. >>> don't forget find today on sirius xm channel 108. crai

. >>> and finally, victoria beckham's 7-year-old daughter harper is spicing things up. >> why are yougood question, harper. the mother/daughter duo shared some downtime while on family vacation in indonesia, where she's been watching her mom's 1998 movie "spice world" on repeat. victoria says the littlest beckham is obsessed with the spice bus and now she wants a little gucci dress just like her mama. >> oh, the little gucci dress! >> how cute is that. >> i love that so much. harper is so stun zblg isn't she. >> beautiful girl. >>> all right still ahead -- >> what am i thinking right now. >> thinking about how lucky you are to be standing next to me. >> nearly 18 years mel gibson learned what women want, taraji p. henson shows us how she's flipping the script. >>> once upon a time in hollywood, this happened. the movie that unites brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio for the first time. >>> while magnum p.i. co-stars are living together. >> we like to call it lambda lambda lambda, it's like a frat house. >>> closed captioning provided by -- get to the ross shoe event and get the shoes you

old fogggust. mainly cloudy and temperatures in the upper 50s, below average with a little sunshine this afternoon. 60s and 70s >>> number seven, pumpkin spicedmenu tomorrow. they usually launch in september but the coffee chain rolling out the drink a few days early this year. what happened to that? >> way too many -- >> yeah. whoa. >> is that the message that they want to send? >> i know. >> she'll be like this. >> have a good day. see you >>> good morning, america. deadly rampage. chilling moment a gunman opens fire at a crowded video game tournament in florida. a laser dot appears on one of the player's chests. shots ring out on a live stream. then the video feed cuts out. at least two killed. nearly a dozen injured before the gunman took his own life. now the search for a motive and this morning, two survivors tell their story exclusively on "gma." amy robach is live on the scene with the latest. >>> also this morning, celebrating the life of an american maverick and a war hero, senator john mccain who put country over party calling for civility above all. >> let's trust each other. let's return to regular order. >> from prisoner of war

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