, procter confessed to strangling page inside their apartment and putting her inside a storage bin. he drove several miles away to dispose of the body that a dumpster. >> he took her body out of the apartment building in one of those plastic totes, and you know, dumped her in a trash can. to me, that's a coward. that's a coward. a man killing a woman because she wants to l have that right. >> reporter: he said page doesn't deserve this. >> she wasn't trash. >> reporter: after such a senseless killing, family just wants proper burial. >> i'm glad he was caught. that part of it, you know, brings a little relief, you know, and it would really bring it home if once her body is found, and hopefully it can be found. >> reporter: according to arrest records, michael procter has told police exactly where he left page's body. he says inside a dumpster in camp spring about seven miles away from here. the search continues and police will continue to look for page's body. homicide cases can be dull to prosecute without a victim being found. tonight procter is being held on both first and second

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so i think procter & gamble at least in the enher rent value of those brand and franchises, sum of thet, i like that call. >> i'm long ge. it hasn't been my best trade. i have it a long time. i have to say i like to hear this news. >> that being said on monday, if it doesn't hold $28 on this news, bk will probably not be a holder anymore. >> i like procter & gamble over ge. no question. ge has struggles, we saw today. you look at boeing doing well, ge is struggling. i wouldn't touch ge here. >> it's obvious, he is averaging down, he is going for, david, yes, he wants to affect change on both. i would say proctor is the better what i to go. >> let's switch gears. it is as you know, i hope you know, it is mother's day, not sunday, in honor of the wonderful women in your lives, the traders are offering you the best stocks for your mama. >> mama doesn't deserve drive ships. mama deserves something safe and j.p. morgan i think is raising rates, this is a company the valuation makes sense. the franchise to me is as good as it gets for moms that deserve the best. >> well, for me, mom deserves

as for the suspect, procter, he's charged with murder and assault. live here in oxon hill, shomari stone, news4. >>> thank you. >>> developing now in montgomery county, a school security guard is accused of having sex with a student. the guard worked at the brooke lee middle school in silver spring. and tonight there are concerns that he may have had inappropriate relationships with other students. darcy spencer has the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: well, doreen, there is a lot of concern, because this security guard was also a guard at rockville high school for a period of time. so they're checking to see if there could be other victims. and we were also asking school officials a question that many parents want to know. and they want to know, again, did this ever happen before? and did they do a good background check? >> he's a security check at brooke lee middle school in silver spring, but 21-year-old mike lievano wasn't at school today. he's in jail. accused of having sex with a 14-year-old student, an eighth grader. he was also a gu

police say michael procter strangled her in her home, left her body in the house, came back the next day and put it in a storage bin. then he says he wheels it away to a dumpster in camp springs, maryland. but police have not yet found that body, but they did have some surveillance video which helped investigators determine that procter was the last person to see her alive. he has now been charged with assault as well as murder. pat? >> a developing story right now, an eighth grade field trip to the nation'sit frightening turn. a bus carrying the children overturned in northeast maryland. maryland state police say the bus overturned at least once. you can also see damage to the hill and a stretch of guard rail on the right side of the highway in some of the photos. despite what happened, no one was killed. however, several children and adults were taken to area hospitals with injuries. police believe a car trying to pass the bus caused the crash. >> a passenger vehicle, also southbound on interstate 95, attempted a passing maneuver of this bus. apparently during that maneuver, lost c

michael procter is charged with first and second degree murder. live in oxon hill, lindsey watts, fox 5 local news. >>> for the second time in as many months, a security guard with montgomery county public schools is facing sexual abuse charges. he turned himself in last night and work as the concern knell lee brooks middle school in silver spring. accused of having sex with a 14-year-old. the mother caught them in and called police. he later admitted to having sex with the girl several time >> i know they text messaging, they began to date in late march and had inappropriate contact at her house and his >> he previously worked at rockville. started at the middle school in february. the superintendent said he's outraged by the incident and a security audit is now underway >>> a child care worker is in trouble after she allegedly injured a seven-year-old boy. it happened last month at the consistentder care learning center in wood bridge. got into an argument with the child and allegedly restrained the boy in a chair. the child suffered minor injur

the documents also stay that procter left paige's apartment and returned the next day.lance video captured him entering her apartment and leaving, pushing a large gray storage bin on a dolly. during a polic

roll lynn procter is accused of fatally stabbing his 82-year-old father.orning at their home along mill street in fort washington. investigators say the pair got into a fight prior to the stabbing. procter is charged with first and second degree murder. >>> take a look at this surveillance video. dc police are asking for help from the public in the search for this burglary suspect. shows him taking several items from the store in northwest. it happened on may 17th and you can see the surveillance images are pretty clearly if you recognize him call police >>> in anne arundel county, a man was arrested and charged with indecent exposure. that i have-year-old adam is an dow was identified in four separate cases in each incident, they say sand to young girls. detectiveswell. >>> also new information tonight. in the case of darren went. he's the man accused of killing the family in the couple of northwest mansion two years ago. >> in a new court filing, darren went has been listed as possible contribute or a found on a knife. >> reporter: darren went is accused

names we like our big safe names like procter & gamble, coke, tyson foods.ryday. names that will not go out of favor. obviously jobs, pretty much all markets. lauren: we've had a pretty strong corporate earnings season so far appeared for about 80% there appeared or stocks appropriately priced? >> that's a good question and look at what's at the top of the range. it's hard to know that technology companies breaking new heights every day. the feature typical advertising companies. google and facebook account for 22% of the ad spending now is 10% for traditional newspapers. we do see companies continuing to grow. will they take a breather for the summer? we would like to buy those on it a little better prices. lauren: bonds, said come your thoughts. >> when you look at bonds in the 10 year treasury of 240 committee yields will creep up. another one maybe two hikes for the year, but essentially worse at going to leave bonds at the end of the day, somewhat flat on the year. as in the forward in the next couple years, bonds may struggle a bit. look at alternative

maybe they have not rotatrotate names like camp bell's soup, procter & gamble, boring names, but yields's clear to us that yields are not going to rise as fast as some really are fearing, so i think you can have both in your portfolio, sell out tech, but have staple names for dividend yield. >> yeah. by the way, a long list of companies trading at all-time highs today. not only some of the obvious suspects like amazon, but, you know, you had marriott in the mix, for example. you know, striker, united airlines, adobe in there, google. >> that's the rule. growth stocks like adobe, visa, that work in most environments and have tremendous momentum in terms of stock prices, and then there's sub segments of consumer like hotels and airlines. select the groups work well. other stuff is not. it's a 50/50 split in terms of stuff that's good uptrend and others sit out. >> one of the themes here, talking to leslie in a sec, but cross border deal making going on between the u.s. and u.k. continues to ratchet up. anything to read into that, but, you know, how to things feel where you sit? >> well, y

>> procter & gamble. my father was at ford. i was thinking of going to ford. think getting into the energy business, broadly defined, which would include tesla, i think there's going to be as many opportunities to make a difference there as anything we'd find in information technology. >> he has softened on amazon. he criticized for not making a lot of money and surprisingly augmented reality not moving as fast. often we hear things are moving as fast as anyone exexpected, n steve ballmer. >> i'm struck by how code helps you talk about the future and puts the past in perspective. now they talk about amazon. >> now they used to talk about apple and now it's shifted to a services economy. >> changed. fascinating. great interview. squawk alley continues after this. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. welcome to holiday inn! ♪ ♪ whether for big meetings or little getaways, there are always smiles ahead at holiday inn. >>> one thing about code, i

procter & gamble, coca-cola and 3m so we're seeing a little defensive shift. caterpillar one of the best performing stocks this quarter in the dow. the worst today. you wonder if caterpillar was owned -- >> look at the big insurance names. cigna, anthem, all of them, united health, all of them making 52-week highs. almost regardless of the outcome of the vote. i don't think enough people are talking about that because these are giant stocks. >> you start looking at some of the pharma names on top of that and some of the biotech names, yes, they have been slammed but they have been starting to make a little headway. >> it was a sector that was flat completely last year. if you were in health care, you got killed as an active manager, so they're actually getting -- >> and by the way, to josh's point, that health care vote, very big one in the house, is expected to happen today. it could happen really at any given time. the republicans can only lose 21 votes. one member of the republican out because of a family emergency, so they need 216 votes. the vote will pro

announce more than one quarter trillion dollars in cash more than the market value of walmart and proctermble. 90% of the money is being held overseas. analysts are speculating on what apple could do with the money a president drop gives corporate's chance to bring home money they keep overseas because ipo new york stock exchange celebration one of charges largest consumer lending marketplaces goes public ringing the opening bell. checking in on the latest numbers, dow jones started up he was alive look at down, 20,009 19. nasdaq holding on. 6063, up 1/4%. s&p 500 is up this morning. hours from a strike that could change what you see on television. there's a quarter million dollar gap between what produces of movies and television shows are offering and what the 12,000 members of the writers guild want to. more contract talks are expected today but writers could stop working at one minute after midnight tonight. if they walk out, the daily late shows that saturday night live would be among the first shows affected pictures including the new star trek discovery and the walking dead and jes

procter & gamble sells 22 times earnings and this stock sells at 16. you could argue it sells at 13 times earnings. i'm trying to figure out since we have becky quick with warren buff if fet this monday from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. why we shouldn't view it as a consumer product company versus with facebook after the close or alphabet which reported last week. there's some disconnect there i don't get. >> jim, i heard you enjoyed our discussion about the leveraged e it tf. any thoughts on that? i would love to know what you think. >> reporter: oh, thank you for asking me. this is a travesty. i remember when they put through the 3x. a lot of people don't know what they do. i'm in sync with herb. this is a dangerous product they should sticker it saying you will lose money if you don't sell at the end of the day but they don't do that. it doesn't exist. it's a travesty. don't understand why they're allowed. why don't we take money, throw it in the chimney, use it as some sort of kindling and throw in a duraflame log. >> i think the first time somebody uses it a

the one thing that makes me feel better if you start seeing more than clorox, maybe procter & gamblee to see that group do better. it's a nor row market. if we could see the transports rally and some industrials catch a bid i would be more inclined to like it. i think it is a narrow market. i wish we'd see some health care beyond just the big biotechs. >> banks not benefiting at all despite saying they're going to tighten in june which is coming up. >> horrible. they should be acting better. look there's enough groups to make it so that i'm not fearful. when i look at the transports and take out csx and southwest air, i got nothing to cook. you got tucker's down, the expediters, all the companies that do logistics. >> take out ulta and a few others. >> to your point, narrow market. >> the mall. it's a new market and that's something that the gray beards, people have been around a long time don't like a narrow market. i say give it time but you need tax reform to get more for the domestic companies that aren't paying a lot. i don't want to write off the bank. the banks are doing well

proceed ethics between broadcast advertising and digital, and i think a lot of major advertisers near procterworld are really, you know, moving towards that, you know, view of the advertising market, and that should hopefully celebrate going forward. >> all right. >> $75 price target. tom, the last word. >> thanks, kelly. when is -- cbs doesn't have cable networks, so what's failing here in the industry are low profile -- low rated cable networks. cbs doesn't have those. that positions them better. >> a great point. gentlemen, thank you, thomas, mentioned price target 65, stock is at 65 right now, and after reporting their earnings. thank you, guys. >>> appreciate it. want to get to more earnings. this time from herbal life. courtney reagan with the details. >> hi, kelly. looking at shares of herbal life, first quarter earnings beat by a strong margin, reporting $1.24 a share adjusted. they looked for 89 cents, revenue beating, coming in at 1.1 billion. you see the shares up almost 5%. the company also raising guidance, now in a range that is above analysts estimates, so there seems to be a l

covered by people who are looking for a level of growth that is just not possible, whether it be procter apple. apple has the finest technology within a product and you take an adobe or salesforce, those are cloud companies that people love. why do they love them? because cloud is growing rapidly. tim cook doesn't have that kind of growth but that doesn't mean that the stock is a bad stock. not every stock can be facebook. not every switch reports tonight. not every stock can be a google or netflix. there are -- there's room for companies who are buying back stocks, beat the estimate, this market is not that small that you can't have room for that company and this stock was up very big yesterday. >> yeah. >> yeah. guys, i want to come back to a story that we have been covering now for years, but it is worth mentioning. isi has the numbers out this morning. we have heard from most -- most of the u.s. pay tv industry at this point in terms of their first quarter results, and what has been so surprising is the acceleration, the acceleration in how many people have been cutting the cord. 810

they took a 25 year veteran of procter & gamble who last ran the beauty brand and the shaving brand.o help the stock today or the past year. >> yeah. i think what's happening in retails, this radical transformation. you're looking for leaders that understand the consumer around consumer insights. kind of reinventing the companies whether that's merchandise or supply chain. reinventing to be on target with the consumers. retail is under disruption there are many opportunities. it is frankly hard to tell who's going to win, who's going to lose. because the skills you had in the past do not necessarily matter for the kind of environment we are facing. on that topic of amazon, grocery is a big deal. so the future of america in terms of buying groceries online, car pickup, that's a real battle ground because it's not yet done. so we'll see. we like walmart's car pickup function. the real key for retail in general is to link clicks and for retailers to drive convenience for the customers because customers actually still like stores despite all of these headlines. customers enjoy going to s

looking forclosure after a family member was killed and 41-year-old terkessa page was murdered by procter. he told police hel till her and jumpeded her body. charged with first and second degree murder. >> the woman arrested three times in less than a week trying toy jump the whis house fence is back in court. this time for status hearing. the 38-year-old woman whose name is marcy wall was initially arrested xwk on march 2 1. she had a backpack back and other wumz. >> report president trump revealed highly classified information from russian officials. the information was shared last week during the oval office. >> they strongly deny the report and just in the past hour russian foreign ministry came out denying it and as fovrming's -- question. the president brought authority. did he go to far inadve inadvertently. democrats were quick to pile on. what happened in this meeting? president trump in the oval office with russia former minister and u.s. am bar door last week a cording to report in the "washington post" as conversation shifted to aviation security the president disclosed classi

that's a quarter trillion dollars more than the market value of both wal*mart and procter and gamble.o reports that more than 90% of that money is stashed overseas. >>> finally, it is the perfect gift for the ultimate star wars fan with deep pocks check it o out. tokyo jewelry store selling a live sized darth vader mask remember it's live size made of 24-carat gold in honor of the movie's 40th anniversary and all it's going to cost you $1.4 million. the store says it took ten goldsmiths three months to mold and then assemble that mask but just the heads up if you order one, there's a three month wait for delivery. the sale begins on thursday. also known as of course may fourth, you know, may the fourth be with you. so there it is. >> there's expecting to sell more than one? >> we all had the same reaction, al. >> expected to sell more than one. why did they do this? >> there's only one available. >> no i guess we can pre-or it but you have to wait. >> allison i was all in at 1.1. but then when it went up a little hire i got to wail weight a little while now. >> i actually am surprised

fist round if not hurt you remember this story from last week, jake received a present in ohio from procterer from charmin because -- well you know his last name is butt. one fan tweeting draft prospect jake butt got a special delivery a lot of fun with that last week headlines. maria: we did, still laughing over that one, thank you. cheryl: you bet. maria: we will take a break when we come back economic growth trump administration's plan to jump-start the economy, unleash big business after the weakest quarter of growth in three years then stressing importance of sanctions on global stage treasury secretary steven mnuchin sheds light on lesser known role of treasury in first interview since announcing tax reform with me, that is next. ♪ ♪ your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $509 on

procter & gamble, wal-mart at a two-year high in part because congress probably reject in a border adjustmenthey out to the close. target reported as expected. not as much as people thought they would. turn in one of the strongest sections in a long time. retailers in general hoping to make up the difference this time in the wholesale market. urban outfitters now working. amazon now taking orders for tv said the boy system of flex. it is also considering cricket matches. and now apple is set to announce updates. also looking to offset competition from microsoft. joining us now, and steve cortes, keith fitzgerald, let me start with you. investors, we talked about this earlier. the fact we came along way and a a relatively short period of time. the degree of drama and what it could trigger here for the stock market out of d.c. >> again, i've been very bullish. or the near term, this market needs to take a rest. there's a lot of hurdles in washington. it's not so much way to century. it's much more but she mentioned with mitch mcconnell and assure republicans on capitol hill who have not fully b

. >> is he -- >> procter & gamble's gillette is launching a new service to compete with unilever's dollarers to text for a shipment. gillette says the price point will be better than the other guy. competitor unilever acquired dollar shave club for $1 billion last year. i'm a mach 3 guy. wilfred frost happens to be a fusion guy. he says he's a fusion guy with the battery inside the razor. so -- >> brian says no battery with water. >> somebody tweeted me with that. maybe it's his alias. he shaves once a month so how much razor burn can there be? love you, wilf. love the hair. >> much of the morning we have seen some pressure on the futures at least for the dow and the s&p. right now, s&p down by one. dow down by 38. nasdaq up by one. brian, thank you very much for being with us today. folks join us tomorrow. right now, it's time for "squawk on the street." ♪ ♪ >>> good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. the question of the morning for stocks -- does jim comey's firing throw a wrench into th

recently the head of procter & gamble's global beauty division. he'll take over on july 17th.>> a tax proposal today aimed at benefiting small and midsized businesses. joining us now senator john thune of south dakota, chairman of the senate commerce committee and member of the finance committee. thanks for joining us this morning. at some point we'll talk about the news of the day. let's start with some of the proposals that you're putting forth to try to loosen some of the shackles, i guess, or at least help out small businesses. what does it entail? >> right, joe, thank you. first off, we think that small and medium sized businesses are very interested in speeding up cost recovery, getting them to get capital deployed to invest more, and to create jobs. and so our bill basically gives them ways in which they can recover those costs more quickly, expansion of section 179 expensing, making permanent the 50% bonus depreciation allowing start-up to deduct their cost at a higher level and expanding a number of businesses eligible for cash accounting. those are some things that w