robbins also highlighting the company's securities business.d a very strong quarter stronger than expected revenue there. he says clients are accelerating their shift to hardware -- or from hardware to software and are adopting cisco's subscription-based model. he says it will be a focus for the company going forward. when asked about the emerging markets robbins said brazil and russia remain tough but in chienate firm had its best results in a few quarters with india and mexico also being bright spots. lastly for the current quarter cisco is forecasting earnings of 55 to 57 cents a share. revenue expected to grow in line with expectations. melissa back to you. >> mary thompson, thank you for the details. dan nathan you making a comment about the guidance and how that might signal change here. >> chambers is still the chairman of the company. i guess he's going to be his wing man. listen, this company has been in a multiyear transformation here. robbins just rejiggered the entire c-level suite here. here's the thing. there were no surprises her

how fed up is chuck robbins -- how said it is chuck robbins for success?y: if you look at the guidance, you say big deal. they always beat by a little bit. they always do that. if you look under the covers you can see a change in business. robbins is benefiting. they are in good shape. one of the things that jumped out at me is in the deferred revenue, not the earnings-per-share are you saw growth of 4%, if you go to the balance sheet you can see the deferred revenue, the money they get paid before they deliver a service. as they move towards a software, you should see higher deferred revenues. in the software part of the business was up 22%. the business was at 4%. part of the business they want to grow grew at 22%. that is fantastic. emily: meg whitman expects more consolidation in the broader tech industry. where does cisco fall? cory: cisco is the king of mna -- m and a. they have been doing it better than anyone in technology. the have done so many big deals and folded those companies and without hiccups we have seen at hewlett-packard, if you look ac

it is the robbins aronow. -- era now.ig giant company, one of the most important companies and technology. unlike the other giant hardware slingers in the world of technology, whether it's dell or hp or ibm, these guys are seeing sales growth and real innovation with product lines. you can see it in the results. what's interesting about this call, where is cisco going to go in the future, how much of that future might we see in the call today? what is the strategy when it comes to acquisitions? that is how cisco has maintained its edge by acquiring a lot of hot young companies and making sure those new products are part of cisco's offerings. in great strength has been managing its sales staff and .ncorporating this acquisitions will that be the future of cisco? we've usually seen with these earnings reports, cisco announcing cost-cutting, job cuts. do we expect anything of that sort this time? cisco took a lot of difficult steps in the last year or so. john chambers having a zion retirement, wanting to leave an easier job

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in case you don't know who is who, that's tom robbins, that's tom robbins, captain washington, and lieutenant michael marshall. i'm going to do a quick reading for you tonight. i will pick up about partway through the book, the book actually segues through two ways of the vulcan's history and the fire department sister as well. it leads in the story of the founder of the vulcan association, wesley williams who is one of the first firefighters in manhattan, third that we know if departmentwide in 1919 and how he found his way into the fire department. it segues between his story in the modern-day vulcans and the civil rights lawsuit that they brought starting in 2005, which is when the department of justice got of all. we are picking up in a chapter that deals with the history of paul and michael. this is when they used to go out in the '90s and they would do recruitment in the streets of brooklyn, they would go out on the weekend, and they set up a table on the corner and if they saw a young looking black person, usually male although i think they included some women who look particularly fit

you think the robbins era? >> it is 12%. somebody e-mailed me, aren't we ready for a crash. $50 billion plus in cash, only $7 billion in this country. you can't get the money. every time i look at these big tech companies that people tell me are going to crash, i see 11, 12, 13 times earnings. apple, really dangerous. no. no, buckets of cash. this isn't like 2000 where the companies were at 80 times earnings and they had no cash. they are at 11 times earnings and they have a lot of cash and dividends. the expensive stocks in this market, you know, cereal. >> there is the twhaun sells burgers that's pretty expensive. another that is taking over the streaming world. all of tv is pretty expensive. another one that sells these electric automobiles. it is pretty expensive. >> tesla, insider buy. >> shack, there are only 4 million shares. they priced it way in the hole. i can come back. >> don't forget, shack at 60, mcdonald's is only valued at $4 trillion. it is better than $6 trillion when it was at 9. >> we are going to talk ab

so bill reported to warner robbins air force base. a government plane was there. it flew him back to andrews air force base. he got out of that plane. the helicopter was waiting there. he got into the helicopter. he was flown to the south lawn of the white house. when it landed, a presidential aide, who later became a u.s. attorney harold sanders greeted him on the south lawn and said you're mr. stuckey? yes, i am. come here. led him directly into the on oval officement the first person he saw was the towering lyndon johnson, who walked up, put his arms around him and said, son, i'm really going to need your help. bill stuckey told me he never voted against him once the entire time he was in congress. but that's what the johnson treatment was about. >> let me just tell you another story. and the -- daddy remembered the republicans that he served with too. and there was this congressman, republican congressman elected from houston. and his name was george bush. and so daddy called and asked him to come to the white house. this new congressman, who was a republican.

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baskin-robbins cappuccino blast®.omize yours today. >>> good morning, everyone. bruce said that once or twice a year his ace pitcher should start over. well, one of those mull begans came last night. giants fans were hot, ranger bats were hotter. watch bum garner try to go up high in the strike zone. they didn't work so well. that is a 2-1 ranger lead. here is location mistake number two. this is to andrews. that is a two-run homer. he matched his season high by allowing six runs. but watch this, this is popped out. it is an out. but he flipped his bat and bum garner took offense to that. the benches cleared. the giants lose, only the third time since the all-star break 6- 3 is the final. >>> will jack lead the raiders to their first winning season since 2002? one clue ask neighbor the reserving core. it was looking strong yesterday. highlighted by michael crab tree who impressed his new quarterback, derrick carr. >> you always hear how people finish friendly to the quarterback, he always finishes friendly. it is just

the huge numbers, with ben ferguson and mel robbins.e of the numbers here from the new fund-raising totals compiled by the center for integrity. presidential hopefuls bringing in almost $400 million. not raised by the candidates themselves themselves but by their super pac. benefiting most of all, this man, jeb bush bringing in almost $100 million in donations just in that period. he's not leading in the polls, of course unlike the official campaign super pacs can accept unlimited donations from companies, from unions from individuals, you name it. mel, to you first. okay jeb bush isn't getting all the headlines, donald trump is. does it matter when he's getting so much of the cash? >> you know i think we're still very early. the reason we're so excited is obviously because donald trump is such an unknown, in terms of unknown what he's going to do next. so people are paying attention, because it's so entertaining and interesting. but i think personally believe that the only person in the mix of republican candidates that has a shot not

joining me to discuss it mel robbins.d speeches for trump corporation. how is his demeanor with his staff? >> how is donald trump's demeanor with his staff? it's exactly what you see on television poppy. what you see, in terms of donald trump is exactly who he is. he's right up-front. he communicates in an extremely deliberate staccato forceful manner. he knows where he stands and is not afraid to say it. the thing about this particular story we're discussing is not the fact that some staffer had something in his past in terms of social media, but how quickly donald trump immediately fired the guy, and will probably figure out a way to make this look like a strength move on his behalf rather than a weakness. >> the campaign said this is not a senior staffer, a low-level staffer on the campaign. they keep focusing on that. i do want to get your take on this. on the state of the union today with jake tapper jake sat down with chris christie another gop hopeful and asked chris christie about donald trump. here's what chris c

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james robbins reports. james: the moment of rescue for two migrants plucked from the mediterranean.ndreds more in the sea the irish navy, italian forces, and eight agencies work together to save more than 360 men, when and children. the injured were given emergency treatment on board a vessel as the irish naval -- if the irish navy asked as they can accept others needing help. soon they were taken on board. another family willing to reach every desk -- willing to risk everything for the chance of reaching europe. between 400 and 600 people were believed to have been crammed inside the smugglers fishing boat when it capsized. the disaster happened 1500 miles off of the libyan coast when the boat registered a distress call. the tragedy shows with a shockingly dangerous journey this is. the latest in a terrible series of master outings. the result of the criminal willingness of traffickers to unload unsuitable boats with people desperate to reach europe despite the risk. 200,000 migrants and refugees have died in their attempt to reach europe by boat. after today's disaster, it is fear

abc spoke with robbins via satellite. >> when you have seen virtually everything you own washed away the countless lives that were lost, and to still be standing ten years later and saying yes, i think that is a real testament to the resilience and beauty and grace of the people of that glorious region of the country. >> katrina ten years after the storm airs sunday at 10:00 right here on 6 abc. >>> a new image is taking the selfie to new heights, nasa released this picture from the curiosity rover taken from mars, it's images taken from the hand lens imager. curiosity landed on mars three years ago and since then it's exploring and studying the planet to see if it can sustain life. still ahead, a pool party where all the guests showed up uninvited and got a little wild second quarter hear from the family who still can't believe that bears took over their backyard. looking live from our temple university cam, melissa magee has the full accuweather forecast. me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in se

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chuck robbins said he is stepping in at an incredible time for cisco. one in which governments and businesses will be looking to cisco to deliver the solutions they need as they make the move toward digital and he will brace the cloud. in order to do this, they are shedding noncore businesses and said it is committed to looking to help drive the strategy. for "nightly business report." i'm mary thompson. >>> still ahead, a house united? the issue springing together both republicans and democrats. >>> the move by china to devalue the currency has not gone unnoticed by politicians who have long complained that the country manipulates its currency to benefit china's businesses and its economy. and it's not just one side of the aisle that is voicing concerns but both of them. john harwood joins us from the nation's capital. a rare moment of agreement, i suppose. how has washington reacted to the currency moves? >> you've seen a lot of criticism from the traditional critics of chinese trade practices that this is another attempt to manipulate the value to th

for many, including long time smoker joe ellen robbins this will be a habit hard to quit. >> i have been smoking since i was 18 years old. >> reporter: despite a new ban on smoking inside her city owned home she does not intend to quit now she has lit up inside this living room for two decade. >> they still shouldn't have the authority to tell you that you cannot smoke in your home. that is just like telling you you cannot turn on the fire on your stove. >> reporter: but rollins is now one of 80,000 low income residents who must go smoke free the philadelphia housing authority ban on smoking covers all units in all property. smoking is now only allowed in designated outdoor areas. many residents acknowledge the health benefit but still are not happy about the change. >> it is in your home. as long as you are paying rent it shouldn't matter. >> reporter: tenants will be issued a violation and asked to seek out smoking cessation support but tenants who violate the ban in new units or substantially rehabilitated units could face eviction after their fourth violation. >> because ultimately o

what to look for as chuck robbins takes over the networking giant.noon, i'm betty liu. mark: i am mark crumpton. thank you for joining us on bloomberg market day. another day, more concerns globally, the ripple effects about china and what the country is doing to its currency, the evaluating -- d valley w

jason robbins coming up, michael brown and may the force be with you.n unbelievable week on wall street. we see out of his futures pointing to a loss of mail bin. and sandra smith. maria bartiromo has a morning off. would say this power, dagen mcdonnell. fox news contributor david webb making an appearance this morning. futures point to a lower open for u.s. stocks. dow futures with a triple digit loss this morning. right now seen enough 164. s&p down 20, nasdaq futures up 40 points. we are watching oil this morning. crude prices 10% to close the session yesterday. right now oil is slightly lower $42.33 a barrel. chinese stocks higher overnight trip to shanghai composite of 5% with a nearly 150-point gain. the nikkei in japan seem big games. the 560-point rally. european markets open in a short time ago watching early action to the downside. pressure on european stocks with the dax and germany off nine tenths of 1%. >> i don't wear a toupee. it is my hair. i swear. come here, come here. we are going to settle this. is it mine? look. >> yes, i believe it

here that was relatively strong as it makes its transition from john chambers to the new ceo, chuck robbinsthe company has beat analyst estimates for 40 four quarters -- 40 one quarters in a row. edison, doingsun well today, up by 7%. in announced joint venture with utility company dominion on its solar projects. there is a higher cost of capital for these solar projects . a lot of these solar companies are forming yield codes to hold their power assets. credit squeeze saying this refutes that their argument -- credit suisse saying this bear argument. oil is also continuing to train lower income always good news for the airlines. jetblue, delta and ual getting a boost. i want to go back in time to yesterday. the rally with a turnaround we saw at the end of the session. stocks trending higher and then finally turning positive at the end of the day. saying goldman sachs's unit that executes share buybacks for clients had its busiest day since 2011 yesterday. part of the reason we saw that trend yesterday's companies were coming in and buying back their own stock. we've seen a lot of buybacks

remy: and cisco reports its latest quarter earnings on wednesday, and chuck robbins was just installedeople are wondering what he will be doing. do not go away, much more "bloomberg market day." ♪ pimm: good day. it is not :00 a.m. in san francisco, noon in new york, and midnight in hong kong. betty: welcome to "bloomberg market day." we will look at the strategy behind this deal. pimm: we will hear why alan greenspan sees a bubble in the bond market. betty: attacking a tesla. did just thats and they even turned off the engine remotely. pimm: good afternoon. i am pimm fox. betty: all right, another start to the week. i am betty liu. let's look at the markets this moment. stocks are trading higher. we are near our highs of the session. what has helped the sentiment today? none other than warren buffett, right?

applause ] >> and looking at the reviews on yelp, 4 1/2 stars, which is higher than the local two baskin-robbins stores who got fewer stars. you're eating it, audience, is it thumbs-up? down? [ applause ] . john: and now you're hiring employees and training ex-cons. >> yes, sir. john: why? >> because it's about a second chance. everybody has a second or third chance, even a fourth chance sometime. when you give someone a chance they want to make a change, you got to put them on the line and give them a chance. fortunately sometimes it works out well, sometimes it doesn't. the ones that you keep, they are there to support yourself. john: thank you, mikey cole, one of america's many unsung heroes who jump hurtles to be an entrepreneur. >>> next, we'll meet this woman who went to jail simply because she wanted her daughters to have the freedom to go to school with the rich girls. here at td ameritrade, they love innovating. and apparently, they also love stickers. what's up with these things, victor? we decided to give ourselves stickers for each feature we release. we read about 10,000 suggestions

the new ceo chuck robbins also says the company's rebound remains on track good news corp. shares trading higher after the bell yesterday. the media companies adjusted earnings beat the estimates helped by cost caused in its news and information service business that includes dow jones and "the wall street journal." head of the environmental protection agency visiting colorado to see the impact of the massive mining waste bill and epa supervised cleanup crew accidentally on latest 3 million gallons of wastewater from an old mind last week. >> epa's mission is to protect public health and the environment. no agency could you more upset about the incident happening or more dedicated in terms of doing our job in getting this right. we couldn't be more sorry. train to the epa chief also says tests show the river is ours during the south. she plans to visit new mexico address the agency users on in the state later today. the latest victim of deflategate. a courtroom sketch artist has to apologize to new england quarterback tom brady. get ready for some golf. >> it's major champi

. >> monica robbins has details. >> art comes from the heart. and maxine understands that better than anyone. born with a heart deformity, she underwent two heart transplants before she turned 12. years earlier. >> someone gave her a paint set and she didn't speak very well because she had been in heart failure. >> scooted up to the table and started doing art and she would go like four hours. >> last year, maxine was waiting for her second transplant. >> she live in the hospital with me and her sister for seven months. >> art became her way to escape and heal. >> it's like transporting out of the day to day grind. it definitely takes her mind off her other stuff. that's why it was critical to do this in the hospital. >> she uses her work to inspire others with her mantras. her favorite? >> what does it say? >> enjoy yourself. >> that's what you did. >> i like the gold. i have to carry a notebook 24/7, sometimes i'm in the car and i think of a good mantra, i have to write it down. >> everything is able to be touched, seen and felt. she really ha

kimberly: getting to the bottom of robbins at the top. after two days of elevator alms at the washington monument. jonathan: a major milestone for maryland boy who made history when he got to hand. steve: one more day until the upcoming weekend and it will be a warm humid one. temperatures around 80 degrees on saturday. a few more degrees on sunday. temperatures in the lower 90's. it will feel in the middle 90's for the afternoon highs. you may see a stray thunderstorm on sunday afternoon, especially across the mountains but limited to about a 30% risk. the beach forecast looks fantastic for ocean city. temperatures around 81 degrees on saturday and 83 on monday. further south you go, outer banks of north carolina, daytime highs of 84 to 86 degrees. stay with us. kimberly: word of a recall of general mills frozen green beans after a package tested assad for listeria. the government says the recall is for 10 ounce bags of cascadian armed organic green beans. april.dates back in april 10 and april 11 of 2016. nobody has gotten sick. the rec

john: you started in the business scooping ice cream at baskin-robbins. >> i, did minimum wage, dollar an hour, never thought i could support fame leaf four on that wage -- [ applause ] and i learned a lot, i learned about customer service, i learned about inventory. that was a good background, a good start, a good step on the ladder. john: you painted houses, cut lawns, now there are new rules about the age when people can work and the minimum wage, of course. people view this as, this is just fair for people. you can't pay them so little. >> i tell you, i have a 16-year-old son, and i really love him. there's no way in the world i'd pay that kid $12 an hour to do something. we're losing a generation of people because we've eliminated the jobs that those people normally filled. how do you pay somebody $15 an hour to scoop ice cream? how good could you be? it's not a job where can you compensate somebody like that. john: in a few cities that's about to be the minimum. >> how do you lift everybody in this country to $15 an hour and not have areas where there are economic problems. peopl

. >>> robbin williams died one yer ago this month but issues over his estate remain. attorneys for widow and children faced off in court today. >> no doubt there are sufficient assets to cover what relatively are more modest expenses in the property. >> the trustees are disappointed that the trust assets are being consumed by a fight that robin clearly didn't want. he set up this trust with the intent that this would never be in court and never be in public. >> susan williams is asking for some late husband's personal items including clothing and trying to prevent children from acquiring some bicycles in the collection. talks are expected to continue with private mediation scheduled for next week. >>> a former new hampshire prep school senior accused of raping a freshman girl was found not guilty. the jury did convict him of misdemeanor sex charges. he claimed the girl consented. prosecutors say it was part of senior salute where seniors try to have sex with under classmen. he still faces up to seven years in prison. >>> for the first time today we are hearing from th

. >> and she did destroyed john robbins lawyer letters. >> and then i think she was considering when dermot russell brought her the whole correspondence she thought maybe i don't want anybody else to read these. >> they also can finster not to destroy the letter sheiks change with kenneth miller. ironically eudora was a great reader reader of letters, she loved reading letters. when she and ron sharp put together the norton book of friendship they included letters, she said the letter is a way of being admitted into someone's friendship. when you read those letters, you feel admitted into their friendship. i think that's what happens when you read the letters we have collected. you feel invited into that friendship. >> she changed, i think her view that personal exposure as she grew older, perhaps perhaps with the council of friends like miller and price. i remember she was so resisted of the idea of a biography, suzanne t remember? but i think she came to understand that it was not any sort of showing off or inappropriate exposure of these emotion. it was a record of a well lived li

when our jim cramer speaks exclusively to new ceo chuck robbins.>> welcome back. apple shares staging a rebound today up 1 1/2%. but remember the stock was off 5% yesterday on fears the china slowdown would further hurt sales. paul hickey of bespoke investments says these china fears are overblown and he joins us to explain. welcome to you, paul. >> hey, kelly. >> apple sold off quite a bit here. what level do you think these shares will rebound to if you're right about these china concerns being overblown? >> well, i think if you look at the stock, i mean, as of this morning the stock was down 20% from its recent highs. so to say that concerns over china aren't being priced into the stock, i think you're missing something. the fact is if you look at china and apple there's not much of a correlation between the stock market of china and apple's stock if you look back over the last three years, and apple sales in china versus overall retail sales in china. so if you look back over the last few years, retail sales in china, in the last year apple sal

. >> monica robbins has his story. >> last year, five weeks before his life changed forever, he was doing this. >> oh! oh! >> though he noticed he was becoming short of breath. >> the hardest thing for me was sort of walking up the stairs to the lodge. a trip to the doctor eventually led to a diagnosis of pulmonary fibrosis. during a biopsy his lungs failed and he became critical, required a double lung transplant. >> at the time i was told that's pretty much the only thing that would save me. >> he remained hospitalized, machines oxygenating his blood. he was hours away from being too sick from a transplant when on ash wednesday a match was found. >> it means someone in someone's family made a selfless act at a very, very tragic time in their life, and saved my life, but also seven, eight, other people. >> with a little irish luck he walked for the first time on st. patrick's day breathing with his new lungs. today he and his family are grateful for every step they can take and now they're paying it forward in helping life bank the organ procurement agency. >> i don't know who my donor i

homeless shelter to the ivy ivy league interviewed by "the new york times" immigration reporter liz robbins. >>> dan-el, your memoir has come out at a crucial time for reform in the united states. what is going on in new york or a privileged about papers teach politicians, voters and 11 million undocumented people in this country about the meaning of success and perseverance? >> thank you for the question and i am so delighted to have the memoir come out at a time when these conversations are being had and will continue to be had for years to come. my memoir as i see it hopes to make several contributions to the united states. and the very first is to show how we are already contributing so much in all walks of life. i've had a unique experience of making my way through some of the best educational institutions in this country but of course they have a high-level and they are being sidelined or marginalized because of the discourse. i am not thinking of donald trump much in the news these days i'm thinking about that the undocumented immigrants as being illegal, people that are beyond the p

robbins says you should get checked and also know that there are no medications that are okay to take during the pregnancy so you don't have to suffer. >> no way of identifying them. she made it out already with a cute little baby. >> thank you. >>> dozens of people hit the basketball court today at a nassau county school but not to shoot hoops. they were stuffing backpacks with school supplies for underprivileged children. every year the uja federation of new york holds its supplies for success event. it takes 400 volunteers with the jewish community organization at least three days to get ready. all the books, notebooks and erasers will fill more than 4,000 backpacks. >>> a california couple's efforts to help change the face of beauty goes global. meet 4-year-old cora slocumb. she has down syndrome and is now featured in a new ad retailer. this year's back-to-school cat lock is about diversity. people around the world have responded. >> cora has always had the ability to really engage with people and people are really captivated by her. >> she is such a natural. >> you see her image

absolutely pernicious episode in the american landscape, not to say it's resolved but clearly racial robbins still exist today in a big way. we've seen the african-americans and the police, but that strikes me i bet most listeners have a clear example of not only legitimate but essential civil disobedience. in your case you're talking about some pretty refined things, here is a workplace safety standard that you think is a bad idea and a waste of time, i could easily find someone on the other side of that argument, i'm sure you would agree. that doesn't pull the heartstrings or the mind strings the way racial discrimination does. guest: not your heartstrings, to me let's talk about vocational issues. one of the deep sources of satisfaction in life isn't practicing a vocation you love and love to do well, take pride in. that's a big deal. to the extent you have lots of people in some locations, including positions, and small-business business people of all kinds where they say i can't do what i want to do in terms of providing a good or service, if it's done in a way and impeding freedom and

profit and revenue toppling analysts' estimates and new ceo chuck robbins saying he was pleased with called strong growth of deferred revenue. of course that's one of cisco's main businesses and it's shifting more to deferred revenue and that stock on that news carl up 4% today. >>> we talk about private valuation as moment ago. quick news alert on another valuation, sue herera has that on hq. >> this concerns honest company. which is jessica alba's start-up. nut val the new value is $1.7 billion. they raised $100 million in a new round of funding, the valuation is now at $1.7 billion. that funding boosted the e-commerce start-ups by more than 50% since it raised funds a year ago. you might recall the co-founder and chief executive, brian lee told "the wall street journal" last year that the company was quote starting to think and act like a public company. perhaps in preparation for an ipo. honest, if you don't know, honest company is an e-commerce site that supplies diapers and baby items to families and individuals who want to order that over an online. and i'm sure a lot of those

including long time smoker joe ellen robbins this is a habit hard to kick. >> i have been smokes since> reporter: despite a new ban on her home she does not intend on quitting now. she lit up inside this living room for two decade. >> they still shouldn't have the authority to tell you that you cannot smoke in your home. that is just like telling you you cannot turn on the the fire on your stove. >> reporter: but rollins is now one of 80,000 low income residents who must go smoke free. the philadelphia housing authority's ban on smoking, covers all units in all property. smoking is now only allowed in designated outdoor area. many acknowledge health benefit the but still are not happy about the the change. >> it the is in your home so as long as you are paying rent it shouldn't matter. >> reporter: tenants who smoke at home will be issued a violation and asked to seek out smoking cessation support but tenants violate ban new new units or substantially rehabilitated unit could face eviction after their fourth violation. >> ultimately our goal, it is not to be punitive but our goal, it i

. >> welcome chuck robbins. it's a good quarter.ticularly as it relates to the domestic business, up 7% year on year. i think that's excellent. no job cuts. for the first time in multiple quarters. i think it looks good. cisco returns above 30. >> doc, morgan stanley takes monster to overweight. >> yeah well they say they can do a share repurchase, judge. there's nobody who wants to be short this thing. short interest is down to i think 1% or something like that. so they've cleaned out all the folks that had been betting against them. now the stock just trading higher, morgan stanley pushing it pretty hard today. >> new president and coo for coca-cola. pete? >> this guy has been very instrumental in a lot of m&a that's been about going on with coca-cola. you would have to read through that that's going to accelerate with him in place and maybe someday being the ceo. because of that the spread they've gotten away from just the soft drinks into the energy drinks, into just about everything else in the liquid area, they're not going to

. >>> if you are looking for a sweet bargain today, consider a run to your local baskin robbins, thehain is marking its 70th anniversary. today only, they are offering scoops at a discount. that's $1.31 to celebrate the brand's 31 flavors. if you do order ice cream, chances are it will be vanilla, chocolate, chocolate chip or mint chocolate chip. those are their top sellers. >> wish you hadn't told me that. i know exactly where i'm going once i get off the desk. >>> the philadelphia eagles are off to a start that has fans fired up. >> there's one more tune-up to go before the birds do it for real. coach chip kelly opens up about what we can expect to see in the preseason final this thursday on nbc 10. in particular, his plans for quarterback tim tebow. that's straight ahead. >>> plus -- >> people have asked about how scared i was and i think what happened was i got into complete survival mode. >> one surfer's close encounter with a great white and how she says she survived. >>> then all new at 6:00, the first day of school. a child arrives two hours late, the bus ride that has a pare

also with us, mel robbins, i believe he with have mel with us as well. is that right? all right.ank you both for being here. kate to you first, and let me bring in penny nance as well. what did you make of what you heard in that interview with roger stone? >> well, first when i heard this afternoon that they had parted, roger stone and the trump campaign, i was so surprised, i remember when i was writing the book back in the late '90s, he depended on roger stone a tremendous amount. there's no pa system in the trump organization so it would just be donald going get stone on the phone. i just remember how close they were and how much he valued his judgment. i am not surprised, he will be very close and depending on them and talking to them every day. one of the things i did notice, trump will say that's enough, i'm going in a different direction. i will close with the fact that it sounded like stone was stumping for trump, it sounded like he was still campaigning. >> he's still a supporter, thinks he would be the best president? >> i think that's interesting. says a lot about thei

i want to talk about this with cnn's legal analyst paul callan and mel robbins. before i begin to ask you questions i think our viewers to deserve to hear what some of the on-the-record facts are about this man's behavior in this newsroom. you'll have to bear with me. it's remarkable. in the lawsuit filings he filed against wdbj there is an e-mail from an employer saying there was a heated confrontation with another reporter inside a station live truck. you lost your temper and used verbal and body language that left co-workers feeling threatened and extremely uncomfortable. this from another employee at that station regarding the termination date and what happened. bryce pushed away from the table and said "i'm not leaving. you're going to have the call the effing police. call the police, i'm not leaving. i'm going to make a stink and it's going to be in the headlines." from that same termination day, the termination record of events says bryce stood up abruptly, stormed out of the room and slammed the door, this caused members of the sales team to take shelter

somerdale section, the man tells police he was walking down the sidewalk on somerdale street near robbins avenue when someone shot just before midnight. victim was taken to einstein hospital. he is expected to survive. the shooter is still at large. >> also, new this morning, philadelphia fire investigators looking into the cause of a fire that tore through several apartments in a restaurant near the intersection of broad and huntingdon streets in north philadelphia. shortly after 1:00 a.m., fire crews responded to a call of fire on the second floor of the 3-story structure, we're told the apartment was empty where the fire started. two people were evacuated and no injuries were reported. >> happening today, town of ferguson, missouri will mark the one year anniversary of the shooting of michael brown. yesterday several hundred people marched through the town led by brown's father, michael. the shooting of the unarmed black 18 year old by white police officer, darren wilson, spark many violent demonstrations across the country also around the world. later today, a march is planned that wi

a man in a back, the victim told police he was walking down the sidewalk on somerdale street near robbins avenue when someone came up from behind and shot him just before midnight. he was taken to einstein hospital. he is expected to survive. the shooter, though, still remains at large. >>> and, this morning, philadelphia fire investigators looking for the cause of a fire that tore through several amounts in a restaurant, near the intersection broad and huntington street in north philadelphia. surely after 1:00 a.m., fire crews respond today a call of flames on the second floor of the 3-story structure, we're told the apartment was empty, where the fire started, two people were evacuated, and no injuries were reported. >>> well, happening today, the town of ferguson, missouri marks one year since the shooting of michael brown. yesterday, hundreds marched through the town led by brown's father michael. the shooting of the unarmed black 18 year old, by white police officer, darren wilson, sparked violent demonstrations across the country. brown's controversial death gave birth to the black