why don't we take the stock of proctor. the company needs to be more competitive on price at the same time proctor is serious about rewarding its shareholders company recognizes it needs to be far more radical about cost cuts i bet the addition of pelts on the board of directors in other words, while i wouldn't recommend any of the consumer packaged goods stocks to investors who simply want capital appreciation, i would endorse proctor for income seeking investors because of the changes being made in other words, are you older and saving up for retirement if you simply, want stocks goin up fang like, forget about this group at least for now how about keith in new york. >> caller: man, i wanted to ask about nike and foot locker as a stock. i have them both in my portfolio. >> not great diversefications, but great stocks this move in nike from the '50s to the '60s is about steven in massachusetts. >> caller: booyah. my question is about fast food company wendy's, i wonder if the stock is going up or down. >> going higher. doi

mary county need your help finding stefan james proctor. he may westbound a man named bruce procter. they say two may travel nay black range rover with maryland or d.c. registration. if you have any information about stefan's whereabouts contact st. mauri county sheriff office. >> another missing person this time prince george country dapial de haven is -- you are asked to contact prince george country police. >> time 5:33 senior palestinian leader now ib g grooving feet tweet as blackmail giving palestinians over 5 billion in economic and security since mid 1990s cutting funding could prove disastrous. and major details from peninsula the can two countries. >> this is president trump as we said moments ago shaking things up on twitter taking aim at north korean leader jim young un. melanie alnwick live at the white house with more. hey, mel the entire main land is within the nuclear strike yesterday president trump on twitter said some threaten nuclear war. after monday's sharp fwrarng north korea north korea to the u.s. president trump re

johnson & johnson, proctor & gamble, verizon, and travelers. this quarter is expected to be a strong one. analysts are forecasting profits to rise by more than 11%, potentially making this the second strongest earnings growth period since 2011. the lofty expectations come at a time when u.s. economy appears to be firing on all cylinders. today's reports have one thing in common. all of the companies had something to say about the impact of the new tax law. and these blue chip results could set the tone for thii thi the to come. johnson & johnson topped earnings and revenue estimates helped by growth in new cancer drugs and sales from its international operations. but the drug company will take a $13.5 billion charge related to the new u.s. tax law. and plans to bring back billions of dollars from overseas immediately. j&j's tax hit is the big eggs announced in the pharmaceutical industry so far. proctor & gamble also took a charge related to tax overhaul but was able to report better than expected sales and profit. that wasn't what investors fo

they just plain were looking at it without imagining that all of these tools that are great for proctor and gamble could be used by the russians and other bad actors who do terrible things and there has been really dozens of examples of this. and they continue to pretend like none of these things are related. and our point and his point is the way they've run the company, maximizing growth at every step, this was an in -- inevitable out come. if they don't step up to fix it,

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>> yes >> well, it is interesting, goldman, they're no longer saying sell proctor.ay i say it is rather amazing i love the fact that even though proctor was a sale, the chinese won't prevail it, why? he's the banker, he has nothing to do with research. i salute goldman's report this week >> they had a sell on it and the nasty fight that was finally resolved >> yes, the kind of banker that i like and goldman is the kind of research firm that i like there was no cross pollination here and i congratulate them >> they did say no more materials downside even though they acknowledged some of the cost savings. >> i am not being facetious. >> we never mentioned the names of bankers so i am not going to to >> oh shoot. it happens >> record highs across the board, s&p 500 at 2800 and dow is the 26,000 and by far at the fastest span lets get to bob pisani >> we are running out of hats here 4-1 advancing of declining stocks and it was strolling right across the board you can get the sense for the pra spread that's part of the banks and healthcare and consumer discretionary and

how about proctor and gamble and j & j? proctor reported a widely pan quarter this morning already improving itself under the leadership bring a lot of new ideas to the table. maybe take costs out projected a good quarter but got hit for a key drug this is precisely when you want to buy a stock like johnson & johnson. it is like, hey, i am a doofus, sell j & j but this stock hardly ever comes down and what is this management going to do but to find more ways to find you money and perhaps in the market of 18 months ago, they needed to spend several quarters in the penalty box, i don't know 18-month majors. now that i am saying these are straight out buying opportunities. new nature in the beast. this bull market is like nothing we have seen since the great rallies of the '80s and '90s if you take your cue from the last decade, you will miss out to some incredible opportunities. we are now in a world where bad news is good news. bad news is the only thing that gives you enough of a meaningful pull back to pull the trigger. ta

with me are the broadcaster john stapleton and kate proctor, political correspondent at the london eveningf tomorrow's front pages are already in. and one story dominates as it has dominated the news coverage today. the financial times broke the story about the men only president's club who called a halt to the events after allegations of sexual harassment. it's also the top story in the metro under the headline sexists and the city. theresa may was appalled by reports of what she read about the event, according to the daily telegraph and has rebuked one of her ministers. one has had to explain his attendance. the times reports that there have been calls for an end to the gagging orders which allegedly stop hostesses at parties — from reporting harassment. the same story is the lead in the guardian too. along with the news that scientists have cloned two monkeys. the daily express as a change of subject with david cameron caught on camera saying brexit is not as bad as he feared. an uplifting story of a woman who has given birth after being caught in the grand foul fire tragedy. and the ne

liz: a dangerous my craze that has consumer products giant proctor and gamble scrambling, viral videos of an internet challenge daring teenagers to eat tide laundry pods for fun we've got the details and also the senate just passing the short-term spending bill ahead of the house that vote could happen this hour we are monitor ing it but first newly- released text messages between fbi officials peter strzok and lisa page suggest they knew in advance that hillary clinton would not face any charges over classified information found in a private e-mail server. american senate for law and justice will join after this to jim comey and loretta lynch know ahead of time as well after this don't go away. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a cou

deal came through and they were given that opportunity and that's boeing, general electric, that's proctor and gamble, pfizer. these are all companies that right now are in iran and we shall see what happens but those deadly protests in iran certainly front and center at the white house press briefing, just about nine minutes ago. here at home the secretary sarah sanders says that the president 's main focus is getting a budget deal done, aside from the iranian protests, adam i was so surprised to see that that took up most of the oxygen but this budget issue clearly matters to a lot of people right now here in the united states. adam: yeah it's very important to the president and he's been talking about that in his tweets and in his messages to the american people today, but let's go through two things that seem to be in the headlines. there's the potential for a daca deal but then of course the budget issue. let's talk about daca first. tomorrow you've got members of the administration you have mark short who is the legislative affairs director for the white house with capitol hill as we

proctor and galble started a campaign to warn teens of the danger. >>> now the birds nation is breakingn their predictions for the nfc championship. >>> it's a cold start this morning. that's the lee high valley. a few scattered clouds overhead and the temperatures are in the teens. and the wind is blowing to make it feel even colder. temperatures, well they will be climbing for the weekend. but we've got some snow ahead before that happens. i'll break it down hour by hour with your first alert forecast just ahead. >>> one win away. the only thing standing between the eagles and the super bowl is the minnesota vikings in the nfc championship matchup. >>> also this morning, leaping for their lives. dramatic new video shows the moment passenger of a boat jump into the water as their vessel burne burned. >>> and field of dreams. a couple' mission to transform a vacant lot in center city. >>> a lot to get to on mlk day. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. >> good to be with us, this morning. we're all still on that natural high after the eagles made that fantastic game on saturday. fir

he's 10-year-old stefan james proctor. he may be with bruce brock tore and he may be with maryland or d.c. registration. contact the office if you know anything about his where er prince george country. 65-year-old daniel de haven reported missing by his son. de have ep was walking into the beltsville costco yesterday morning when he somehow walked off. daniel is 5' 9", 175 pounds with brown eyes. >> time now is is 4:33 developing this morning a marshall university football player from maryland is paralyzed after shot at a new year's eve party in maryland. 19-year-old larry aaron is expected to survivor 'aaron will be paralyzed from the wais is t down. someone fired a gun at a party striking him and another attorney agar. no one was arrested in the case. >> the latest on alleged gang rain of teenager. six volunteer firefighters including fire chief are facing charge as caused of raining a 17-year-old girl and posting the video online. the investigation began in april when a concerned citizen came forward about the video. t

. >> proctor and gamble, the maker of tide, said that it's no laughing matter.y have worked with manufacturers to make the packets less attractive to children. >> making it less attractive, less colorful, reducing the toxicity and the strength of detergent. >> the cpsc found that elder ly ly adults with dementia were confused and ingested it. the danger to little kids are high that it is recommended for parents of young children not buy them at all and use regular detergent only. anna warner, cbs news. >> we got tide pods when my son was this college. it's very convenient for college kids. >> it's convenient for everyone but we've been doing stories for over a year talking abo now we have to worry teenagers following a crazy fad. >> they have been doing that for decades. >>> let's talk about this picture. >> this is fog. all this warm moist air coming h the cold river is why we are getting the fog. imagine that you have a cold drink and it's wet on the outside, a similar case here. we got a picture from christy down at saint mary's river doing the same thing the

proctor and gamble the maker of the tide products told cbs news they should not be played with even ifeant as a joke. safety is in laughing matter. berkel said her group has worked with manufacturers to make the packets less attractive to children. >> making that laundry packet opaque, less attractive, less colorful reducing the toxicity and the strength of laundry detergent. >> reporter: cdc also found elderly adults with dementia were confused by the product and also ingested it. danger to little kiddies so high that researchers have recommended that parents of young children in the buy them at all, and instead, use regular detergent only. anna warner for cbs news, new york. >>> well, if you are heading out to the eagles game tomorrow you will notice a big change in the temperatures, katie. >> indeed, you will, we will see a huge drop off, in the coming days, here but there will still be lingering rain from this same storm system even as late as, into tomorrow morning, but then cold air justin sprayed, and we are back to sunshine come sunday but we are stuck in the 20's at best, by t

we're a bit coy my enemy we were here a year ago better because it was like buying under a talk to proctor said this was their year toy seventeen to go to all kinds of new crazy yeah it sure did they're experiencing a bit of a pullback. yes there is quite a little bit of a pullback if you want to call fifty percent correction and more. you and i are quite used to this we've seen this many times sixteen ninety percent corrections and the market so who knows it could fall even further could the two hundred day moving average by the way is at eight thousand it could fall beyond that who knows but you know what has collapsed to nothing that is currently i'm the headline reads collapse of construction giant with forty three thousand employees globally sparks fear and may have so max you know kirlian is a two hundred year old infrastructure company which builds hospitals schools prisons just to line in total the firm participated in four hundred fifty public service projects in the united kingdom this is part of the p.f. ideals of private finance and initiatives this is just one of the companies

you know so proctor you see what i mean and get the will. the local authorities into tanya are now providing assistance to refugees who wish to stay in italy with language courses apprenticeships and rooms in shared apartments in the city itself not out of town the aim is to integrate them into italian society there are ten people living together in this building most of them spent years trying to reach europe often working under slave like conditions to pay for their continued journey. spent almost three years toiling for smuggler gangs he doesn't want to be identified and says many people died during his sea crossing. she was she did hear me that if you know we're going out to the middle of the sea then the men came and rescued us the men with those t. shirts the red cross. crossed the italians took care of me i'm really grateful. if you went for them i wouldn't be alive. i almost died but now i'm in good health and i have a job in qatar nia so i love caetano. there are people here who love me too. it's a little bit so they get me home. se

report we're a bit coy my enemy we were here a year ago never before it was like nine hundred talk to proctor said this was their year twenty seven team to go to all kinds of move crazy yeah it sure did they're experiencing a bit of a poll but. yes there is quite a little bit of a pullback if you want to call fifty percent correction and more. you and i are quite used to this we've seen this many times sixteen ninety percent corrections and the market so who knows it could fall even further it could the two hundred day moving average by the way is at eight thousand it could fall beyond that who knows but you know what has collapsed to nothing that is currently i'm the headline reads collapse of construction giant with forty three thousand employees globally sparks fear and may have so max you know karelian is a two hundred year old infrastructure company which builds hospitals schools prisons just to line in total the firm participated in four hundred fifty public service projects in the united kingdom this is part of the p.f. ideals of private finance and mission of this is just one of the c

frankly the most obsequious introduction, and donald trump start speaking and he is clearly an italo proctorst behaviour. it is almost a year to the date when he gave that speech about american carnage. this is the same country he described as carnage a year ago, now comic he took credit for the stock market, the seller can —— the strong economy. but it was more interesting when he got off the teleprompter. that is the champ you like. that was donald trump on vintage form. and it is king of engaging. that is when eve ryo ne is king of engaging. that is when everyone pays attention. i have a lwa ys everyone pays attention. i have always been very successful at making money, and i have always got a disproportionate about our press. and i don't know what i've done! it is true that we are all waiting for the next crazy thing, and that is terrible, but when he gets a teleprompter speech, he does a reasonably good job of laying out and making the case that america first is not america alone. i am not sure it is true, because if you go to the details of what they are pushing, particularly with chin

proctor & gamble, the maker of tide pods told us they should not be played with, whatever the circumstance is, even if meant as a joke. safety is no laughing matter. >> the new tide pods child zipper bag. >> anne marie buerkle said her agency has been working with manufacturers to reduce the dangers. >> we worked diligently making the film on that packet even more tough so it isn't as easy to puncture and reducing the toxicity and the strength of laundry detergents. >> reporter: but don huber, with "consumer reports" says there's more manufacturers could do. >> we believe the manufacturers should make them less attractive, less like candy and food to reduce any confusion for people. >> reporter: p&g insists color did does not play a role in accidents with young children. rather, they say access is the problem. but some researchers recommend that parents of young children not buy those pods at all. they say, jeff, that parents of young kids should stick to regular liquid detergent instead. >> glor: coming up here, imagine the possibilities, like ice skating on mars. iabetic ner, these feet.

. >> the maker of tide pods, proctor and gamble say, "they should snot be played with whatever the circumstances even if meant as a joke. safety is no laughing matter." >>> in the shadow of some multi- million dollar estates, some bay area families are forced to live in rvs. well they have jobs, but they simply can't afford the high cost of housing. but now a lifeline. tonight, betty yu shows us the temporary haven for some in silicon valley's working poor. >> this is my new home. >> reporter: there is a long wait list for one of these apartments at the haven family house. a transitional shelter in menlo park. >> this is our room. >> reporter: when i first met the chavez family a year ago, this was their home. >> this is the shower, but it's small. >> reporter: there was no heat, no working fridge, virtually no free space and limited running water. >> it's crowded, it's hard. >> reporter: the oldest daughter, linette shared a bed with her two sisters. her father, omar, had been working multiple jobs in the restaurant industry until he hurt his back. suddenly the family ran out of money and ran o

report we're a bit coy my enemy we were here a year ago never before it was like nine hundred talk to proctor said this was their year toy seventeen to go to all kinds of move crazy yeah it sure did they're experiencing a bit of a poll but. yes there is quite a little bit of a pullback if you want to call fifty percent correction and more. you and i are quite used to this we've seen this many times sixteen ninety percent corrections and the market so who knows it could fall even further it could the two hundred day moving average by the way is at eight thousand it could fall beyond that who knows but you know what has collapsed to nothing that is currently i'm the headline reads collapse of construction giant with forty three thousand employees globally sparks fear and may have so max you know karelian is a two hundred year old infrastructure company which builds hospitals schools prisons just to line in total the firm participated in four hundred fifty public service projects in the united kingdom this is part of the p.f. ideals of private finance and initiatives this is just one of the comp

proctor and gamble, maker of tide products, told cbs news they should not be played with even if meant as a joke. safety its no laughing matter. >> same cleaning power with a child resistant tub. >> more than 62,000 children under age 6 were exposed to laundry and dishwasher detergents between 2013 and 2014. next year, consumer reports said it would no longer recommend detergent packets. citing unique risks while urging the adoption of tougher safety measures. her group has worked with manufacturers, to make the packets less attractive to children. >> making that laundry packet, opaque. less attractive. less colorful. reducing toxicity and strength of detergents. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, this is an important message. so please, write down the number on your screen. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime

happened to be powered by fantastic technology the ones who cover proctor or colgate, this would never stop singing praises. amgen, this biotech has a ton of cash overseas. my choice for biotech of the year right now and no time like the present to pick some up friday is oil day. we get results the first will likely be lackluster and the second unabashedly positive the super bowl earnings never let you down in terms of shear excitement i can't wait for the week to begin. oh, yes, also the game e-a-g-l-e-s! okay let's go to stan in georgia. >> caller: new york booyah to you. in keeping with your fundamentals of investing, i have shares in delta air lines over the past week or so, there has been a sell off and also reading some things that may be disruptive to that sector fundamentals so i am curious what you think about the sector and more specifically about delta air lines. is it going to be clear skies or turbulence ahead. >> i have got to tell you. i was on the call and it was clear that they are going to have a fair war. and if they have a fare war, everybody gets hurt. bad for busi

proctor is a work in progress. i think that a lot of good stuff can happen but the numbers can't be enough to satisfy those ininstant success. you just have to hope that you get some kind of price breaking between monday and tuesday so you can buy either one on wednesday i expect fantastic numbers. i am talking maybe best in show from united technologies this industrial is firing on all cylinders. we are going to hear from stanley black & decker i think it can be an outstanding quarter. remodelling business and businesses in europe which is making a heroic comeback only one-quarter that anybody is going to be interested in. it is the quarter that is general electric i talk to a ton of executives each week. and the number one topic is what can ceo do to save ge. also beginning to talk about the need for gigantic equity offer last night, bibm reported it wa a very good quarter. but the analyst picked it apart. but if you think they were tough on ibm last night, and they were, you just wait until you see what these an

question brought to you by proctor and gamble or something. clear, i'm just speculating on the sponsored question thing, but it is pretty of anticipate how they might try to make money. > up next, why the consumer electronics show in las vegas matters again. >> and going to the greek isles but at a fraction of the price. is "bloomberg business week." >> welcome back to "bloomberg business week." the u can listen to us on and 1130 irius xm119 in new york, 106.1 in boston, 99.1 fm in washington, d.c. >> and in london and in asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. section, consumer electronics show kicks off in las vegas next week. the at's where you'll find latest in hardware, software, ai and virtual reality. girman lked to mark about what to expect and why it's back in vogue again. used to be the hottest tech show of the year in the 2000's.early in 2001, the palm pris a big i phone competitor announced in 2009. since then it's slowed down here companies like microsoft included, apple and samsung and google have taken to starting up events that v

steven james proctor deputies say he may be with a man named bruce procter. travel black range rover with maryland or d.c. registration and if you have any information about this case you're asked to call police. he is still a missing child. >> major developments overnight peninsula frovlz two nations communicated on hot line silent neary two years. meanwhile president trump surprise shaking up on twitter taking aim at north korean leader kim jong-un comparing the size of each other's nuclear button. live at the white house with more, mel, serious back and forth here, good morning. >> well, that's right allison. now, this began on new year's day when kim jong-un and his new year's address boosted that his nuclear capabilities now reach entire u.s. main land and late yesterday president president trump responded on twitter with what some are saying is a threat of nuclear war. now after monday's sharp warning from north core he to u.s. president trump responded on twitter "north korea leader kim jong-un stated nuclear button is on his desk at all times will som

proctor and gamble, maker of tide products, told cbs news they should not be played with even if meants a joke. safety its no laughing matter. >> same cleaning power with a child resistant tub. >> more than 62,000 children under age 6 were exposed to laundry and dishwasher detergents between 2013 and 2014. next year, consumer reports said it would no longer recommend detergent packets. citing unique risks while urging the adoption of tougher safety measures. her group has worked with manufacturers, to make the packets less attractive to children. >> making that laundry packet, opaque. less attractive. less colorful. reducing toxicity and strength of detergents. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. >>> families are starting to move into what is described as the first solar town in north america. on the west coast of florida, right outside fort myers, the developer is building 20,000 hold together. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turn

proctor and gamble, the company that actually owns tide launched an online video campaign to warn teenagers about the danger. >>> well, today volunteers will honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. with a day of service. >> in philadelphia a community art project is shining the light on his vision. dozens of philadelphia students painted and sculptures on display. this morning we have a look at the project and its impact. ♪ >> i just love the fact that this is in our city and that is, you know, community driven. ♪ >> a key component to the project is that the kids would be using quotes from dr. king and using that as inspiration to discover the arts. the intention there is that the words would be absorbed because they are an expression of dr. king and the lessons he stood for. >> we will live together as brothers or die together. and the first part of quote is going to be front and the sword. and basically the sword is representing the great power he had within his words. >> he wanted people to come together in peace no matter their skin color. as we're working on this project you l

. >>> ahead proctor and gamble coming out against the social media craze ingesting tide pods.emotional reunion between the little girl and the firefighter who saved her life after catching her after she was dropped from a third floor of a burning building. the reunion story coming up this morning. how is philly doing this morning? >> we're tired, but it was worth it. >> reporter: we have a crash newark, delaware, i-95 approaching 273 slowing because a couple of lanes are blocked there. west trenton and media/elwyn media rail lines trains delayed or canceled. we have dense fog in allentown, 4 miles and poconos, 3 miles visibility there. 43 degrees the current temperature. upper 30s in the lehigh valley. 50 in dover, delaware. lots of clouds today. it's going to be damp at times we'll see morning showers in a couple of spots. temperatures this afternoon in the mid 50s, feeling pretty good. we'll be right back with the top stories. >> reporter: feeling good this morning with the eagles win, but not about this, i-95 northbound in delaware, several lanes blocked because of a crash

there was a unilever story, really long and talked about the smaller brands and what you have to do, proctor that. i'm waiting for a wall street firm to switch apple from tick to those stocks. you get the stock at 240 and average of proctor and clorox and colgate goes to 240. >> that has not happened yet. >> if gil et has a battery problem, give you a new battery. okay, so you have to pay a couple of bucks, i like it intel, we've got to study this. >> the intel news. it is lagging the dow and all we have is this one article making really broad based claims about the quality of the product. >> i remember absolutely senational and one of the greatest business books i've ever read. in it, when i spoke with him, they had a problem if you use nine digits, multiply by nine digits and then you get a flaw i'm thinking, okay, i'm just texting -- i'm texting, i'm typing so it didn't surface that much this may not surface as much brian krzanich is money. the stock has been amazing if you sell i think you'll regret it. you'll regret it >> as we mentioned earlier, financials burnstein did give an upgrade

reporter jeff proctor. >> it triggered some tip s to te police department and it got people, you knowhis as something other than a husband who had walked off on his family. >> reporter: for the first time albuquerque police were publicly calling the case a homicide investigation. and that caught the attention of a man named frank. >> he said, i'm the one who lent her the gun. if you think that she is a suspect in this, i don't want my family in danger, and so i want to turn the gun over to you. >> reporter: frank was a retired military and straight by the book guy who had befriended ellen snyder when they worked together in 2001. >> she was telling people that he yells at her all of the time. >> reporter: it was christmas 2001, and ellen says that the daily fighting and the snyder home had escalated. mike's multiple sclerosis had grown progressively worse and with it, so had his anger. >> he would push me around, and he hit me. >> reporter: he hit you how many times? one time? >> three or four. >> reporter: ellen now held an executive level position at a large dealership. she was the

you can also imagine sponsored questions, this question brought to you by proctor and gamble or something'm just speculating on the sponsored question thing, but it's pretty easy to sort of anticipate how they might try to make money. carol: up next, the consumer electronics show in las vegas matters again. julia: a holiday as if you are in the greek isles, but at a fraction of the price. carol: this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek," i'm carol massar. julia: and i'm julia chatterley and you can listen to us on the radio at sirius xm channel 119 and also on amd 11 30 in new york. 106.1 in boston, am 91 in washington, d.c. and in the bay area. carol: and in london and asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. in the technology section, the consumer electronics show kicks off in las vegas next week. julia: that's where you will find the latest in hardware, software, ai, and virtual reality. carol: we talked about why it is in vogue again. >> cef's used to be the hottest tech show in the early 1990's, early 2000's. the original xbox was announced with

several companies about letting them promote products on the best selling a lex a device including proctornd gamble and clorox take a check of amazon stock closing the day in the green. next up another campaign promise , this time on oil pipelines, watch. >> we're going to aprove energy infrastructure projects like the keystone pipelines. >> he rejected the keystone xl pipeline despite the fact that would have created 42000 jobs. >> aprove vital energy infrastructure projects like the keystone pipeline. a lot of jobs, a lot of good things. liz: a new report shows that the north dakota pipeline looks like it's already paying off the conservative millennial is going to break it down after this stay with us. yea, so, mom's got this cold #stuffynose #nosleep i got it... #mouthbreather yep, we've got a mouth breather. well just put on a breathe right strip and... pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone so you can breathe... ...and sleep. go to breatheright.com today to request a free sample. >> i have opposed frack, gas, pipeline. like the keystone pipelines, a

and gamble, johnson & johnson, verizon are all to the downside with proctor and gamble and johnson &ohnson each dropping 3%, travelers at a new high up 5 % on the growth that the company has been seeing so that is a real winner today. neil? neil: nicole thank you very very much. to nicole's point a lot of wind at the back for these traders here but especially when it comes to initial public offerings, we had a bit of a stumble to start when the year began but they're making up for lost time here 10 big ones coming in the next couple of weeks here. in fact the buy in as we kickoff this month could be the highest dollar wise we seen in about 10 years. what does that mean larry, market watch, when we normally see something like this, larry obviously companies are optimistic. the argument for that is they're getting in when the getting is good just in case something bad happens what do you think? >> yeah, it's a fair point, neil but look, the continued robust investor appetite for stocks is fueling this advance coupled with the overall improving investor sentiment and look this is the an

proctor & gamble, boeing, you see that horse -- major market for them those stocks will take a tumblef president trump gets aggressive about protecting the steel industry i bet they bounce back and you get an opportunity i have been worried about -- incorrectably by the way i'm worried about the home builders this week even kb homes. up 135% since i started to recommend it in 2016 and it went through hold to buy to -- under the cover of night i know we'll get a rate hike not the next one, but maybe one later this year that will finally knock the home builders off their pedestals. in the mean time though we're about to hear from kb and lenore and i bet they have rising gross margins like toll bridges did. sooner or later the strength will end but not any time soon though sooner more likely later. thursday i'm looking over to europe to get a reading on industrial production. i remain a huge bull on europe second only to my friend ken fischer, amazing money manager who's predicted the blowup in the u.s. and the renaissance of the eurozone in a series of articles and talks if you want to

about 350, so we're off of the lows of that session but just a handful of components t green, namely proctorcoke and american express. more "squawk alley" in just a minute >>> welcome back amazon, berkshire and jpmorgan announcing a joint venture this morning tackling health care for their u.s. employees according to the release, its goal will be to curb rising health care costs and it will be a separate company in order to be pfree from profit-making incentives and constraints joining us is former apple ceo john scully now chairman and chief marketing officer at pharmacy benefit manager rx advance. john, good morning granted, these companies have not given detail on exactly what they plan to do, but my big question is how can they do more for efficiency than, say, a big company like kaiser, which is vertically integrated, has about 10 million members, i believe. how could this work? >> well, it really can work. i think if you look at the trio, these are the three giants in corporate america. trying to eliminate billions of dollars of cost and jamie dimon is the most admired executive for di

the e evaluation and the risk reward here are low enough that it makes sense the only other one is proctor gamble is a mixed quarter. the one thing that's interesting is beauty was in the upper single digit growth. that bodes well forest ta lauder every time i sell that, it keeps going higher and higher. the trends are definitely there for beauty that's reenforced my i'm going to stay at a smaller position. >> i want to touch on something you said you caught me be surprise with all allergen we wondered about the balance sheet. it's come down cheap enough that you're in. it certainly has come gown down. you caught my eye because it's on my watch list too and we may see what happens there as far as other things i'm watching today, verizon. as i mentioned yesterday, it's the dog of the dow generally, that bodes well there's no necessarily causality there. it's interesting how they are going to play against at&t i think they are going to be distracted as the rest of the year goes on with the time warner litigation. we have an interview coming up soon >> we have an exclusive coming up i want to

i have somebody proctoring the final exam, in case anybody's wondering. thank you, supervisor breed. thank you, supervisor kim. thank you, supervisor peskin for shuttling during this long appeal process. thank you sa maen that for all of your help on this. many people have come speak in support of both the appeal that i filed against 1 oak back in july and also in favor of interim controls on the parking. gail baw and others cannot be present this afternoon. but are in support of the interim controls as you've heard multiple times. as you heard from mr. thornly and leavitt, more cars in the hub is going to be unworkable. it is going to be a major problem. from my perspective, i've been long advocating for zero parking in places like the hub. that is preferred but it is also good public policy. however, we have to realize that there are give and take process. here we are. we need to do these interim controls so it is my understanding that this is the best we can get done to get through with this. so it -- i reluctantly support this approach that supervisor