. >> indianapolis colts tight end weslye saunders spoke to players at beleau high school today aboutaking the right choices. saunders has been suspended twice by the league for violating the performance enhancing drugs policy and he told 9 sports dave owens he's a friend of redskins tight end fred davis and saw him the night davis was recently pulled over for dwi. >> i did see him the day he was suspended indefinitely and i can just imagine the thoughts, the mind set of a guy who is going through a situation like that. i know. i've been there before, not indefinitely, but i've been in that position before. so the only thing i can hope is he gets things back on track and is able tomake name for himself and come back and play some good football. >> saunders unlike davis has a contract with his nfl team this season but says he's lucky the colts haven't given up on him. he knows how lucky he is. his very candid message was received well by players at beleau. >>> virginia cavaliers have been the surprise team this season in the acc. they have a income for starting the game with an -- a kn

joining me now, liz and saunders and chief investment strategist.h a difference everybody commented is all about the hair, but it isn't. you called for the melt up, in essence a dramatic improvement in performance of an asset class. usually preceding a meltdown. is there more to come from where you stand? >> there may be a bit more to calm as i have been writing a mentioned on the earlier segment, we have the moving day averages to contend with. i think if we don't hold that, we could get the 10% correction we haven't had in about two and half years. you have the tendency for pretty significant drop 20 kerr in the half of the year. every midterm election year since 1962 as had a drop in the first half of the year. average 18%. once you find the bottom, the subsequent year always has had a rally of on average 32%. my view on the market isn't solely based on the history of midterm election years, but that is part of the mix here. we may have a little bit of rough sailing but ultimately it is a viable correction then it is something you want to run fro

that is brent saunders. he got into the ceo job at forest thanks to help from carl icahn, who is very fearful that there could be -- that the preceding ceo may pass on the reins to his own son. that was a big issue for carl icahn. bush before been at that. he led some acquisitions of his own. you look at the pharmaceutical injury -- industry, it is all about scale. everyone thinks you have to have more of it. there is an issue with companies developing new drugs, getting the pipeline going through their own research and development. it is the fastest way. a lot of companies say you do that, go out there and buy them. >> thank you so much. ryan chilcote with the latest on the possible deal with activists -- with actavis. >> in europe, car sales continue to recover after a six-year slump. january sales rose more than five percent. that is the fifth straight month of gains. let's find out what is driving it. hans nichols joins us from berlin. walk us through the numbers. engine?is revving the is an increase. it

polar explorer ben saunders joining us here on "taking stock."up, we turn from polar exploration to the pizza wars. week of got some famous new york natives who say chicago-style pizza is not really pizza. we'll speak to a new york city restaurant owner who has cooked up an answer to the critics. ♪ >> there is not much people agree on in politics but one topic has new yorkers united. and that is chicago deep dish pizza. both the right and the left refuse to recognize it as a true pizza. queens native and conservative supreme court justice scalia said recently that, quote, it's very tasty but it's not pizza. and then on the left you've got daly show anchor and new york city-born jon stewart who went on a big rant about his hatred for chicago pizza. >> this is not pizza. this is toe mateow soup in a bread bowl -- tomato soup in a bread bowl. this is an above ground marinara swimming pool for rats. >> all right. with us now to defend chicago-style pizza is a chicago native. emmettburg is part of today's right place at the right time segment. good to

liz: brent saunders, forest labs ceo and president.ill double spending on research to look into other drugs. david: thank god they're continuing to look into alzheimer's. for carl icahn to hold on to a stock for three years he is a believer. alan blinder is a believer as well. former vice-chair of the federal reserve. one of the most distinguished economists of his generation. he is wading into the controversy whether the affordable care act, obamacare, is a job killer or not as its critics suggest. he is our guest. he takes issues with that. debate is coming up on that. liz: i am wearing this color because we have a silver medalist in our midst. devin logan made olympic history in sochi. medaling at the first-ever sky style competition. you may not know she had a hand in designing her own uniform. she will tell you all about that and what it took to become an olympic medal winner, silver, in a few minutes. david: east coast, east coast. ♪ [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a buness ide

we have the ceo brent saunders, coming up after the buyout from activists. jump in the stock. it was bought at a 25% premium. the price is above what they bought it for. >> the price surging by 28%. not just forest labs surging to a new high. act at this -- activist as well. they're turning into a nice performance and the deal, merger helps them compete in a health care landscape. david: let's talk about blackberry. we haven't for so long because it has been such a dog of the dow. it is getting a boost, 6.8%. i understand third point took a big stake. >> 10.2 million share. they spot upgrade from capital markets as well. [closing bell ringing] liz: disney hitting a new all-time high out there. >> 80 bucks. liz: for those that own that in your portfolio, it is widely-held. david: we're awaiting for the big battle between the ackmans and icahns over herbalife again. today it is trading in upward fashion. we will see more details what it has been doing in the last quarter when its earnings come out. as soon as that happens we will take you right there. let's ta

. >> but as sergeant saunders got closer, the baby began to move. >> when he raised his head and started to crawl, you know, you went from fear to this is great. >> the baby, wearing only a diaper, was severely sunburned, but otherwise unharmed. he was airlifted to a regional burn center for treatment. >> the hospital medical doctors at the burn center in chapel hill estimated that the baby probably would not have survived the night given the degree and severity of the burns to the body from the sun. i basically call it a miracle that that child is even alive today. it probably won't have been if mr. thompson hadn't been out there walking his dog that afternoon. >> i don't know what purpose god may have for nicolas, but i don't believe that it was just luck. >> but joy was mixed with grief. ginger hayes had been brutally murdered. >> to find out that my nephew was still alive was awesome. and that ginger was not just was incredibly hard to deal with. >>> it was the worst kind of crime, two innocent victims chosen at random. >> she was changing her baby's diaper. and because of her taking

the saunders family is harvesting flowers on their land. three and a lot recently and it's been good for the flowers. we could bring along something else in the weekly markets last week it was orange the market in the whole economy is a good hour's walk away. only organic products can be sold here. it's an initiative of the ruc in many farmers participate switching to sustainable agriculture without chemical fertilizers or pesticides it's good to the environment the organic market is an additional source of income over the last week i need to sell what we have to increase our income and paid for school for children. that's why you'll soon come true to my mind. or is it we sometimes don't have enough of one kind. we just bring something else along. it was a long time ago. that's also part of the strategy of honey in army has sent his organization. at the time bill clinton. if they do people realize that diesel was taken at youth group and they say if not i can learn from that thinking things like keeping up to dissolve coffee timothy two two

luke saunders is the founder of farmer farme farmers fridge. why now?ffectively distribute healthy food. it allows us to put it in more places than if we had a full-scale restaurant. >> how do you keep this food fresh? >> we stock it every day, make all the food, bring it to the machines and take out any food from the day before that gets donated to a food bank. we use the mason jars. it's a natural way without preservatives to keep the food fresh. things with acid, like tomatoes, at the bottom and things like lettuce at the top to keep them separated. >> how do you profit off this idea? >> right now we're still figuring out the model. we have 10 machines in the field. the idea, we really need to put it in enough places where we have enough volume to support the machine but it's still a lot lower than a traditional retail establishment. >> some of the items you offer. one of the salads include a detox salad with things like kale, fennel and pineapples. lemon pepper chicken and a greek yogurt parfait. when you have the pineapple right there but there's a

francisco international airport, while everyone was rushing to get to the security lines, i found todd saundersempty tsa pre check security line. >> it saves me a lot of time at the gate or the security line. i don't have to take my belt off . there is never a line. >> the tsa pre check costs $85 and requires travelers to pass a background check and get fingerprinted. anyone accepted into the program is excused from having to remove their shoes, their belt, their jacket. they don't have to take out the computer or any liquids from their carry on. the tsa pre check is now at all bay area airports. he is the spokesperson for oakland international airport. >> it is really designed to expedite the screening process and put people in a shorter line. >> for $179, a private company will escort you to the front of the security line at sfo or san jose international airport. i watched this traveler enter the kiosk and go past tsa and pre check and get to the other side in a minute and a half. simply getting to the terminal from the parking lot can be frustrating too. at oakland international airport trav

francisco international airport, while everyone was rushing to get to the security lines, i found todd saunders casually walking to an empty tsa pre check security line. >> it saves me a lot of time at the gate or the security line. i don't have to take my belt off . there is never a line. >> the tsa pre check costs $85 and requires travelers to pass a background check and get fingerprinted. anyone accepted into the program is excused from having to remove their shoes, their belt, their jacket. they don't have to take out the computer or any liquids from their carry on. the tsa pre check is now at all bay area airports. he is the spokesperson for oakland international airport. >> it is really designed to expedite the screening process and put people in a shorter line. >> for $179, a private company will escort you to the front of the security line at sfo or san jose international airport. i watched this traveler enter the kiosk and go past tsa and pre check and get to the other side in a minute and a half. simply getting to the terminal from the parking lot can be frustrating too. at oakland in

mr putin was to poke all the games to ron that seemed to emphasize the saunders the goings on as he read the relationship between russia and the wise move by obama. at the games knowing the medical defence while unknowns. david cameron well yes but you have the bush agenda and the chinese leader. sianz although the japanese. prime minister. you have a number of post soviet states represented at the highest level this basically tells you a little bit about the shipping geopolitics of russia's foreign policy that has the rift between russia and europe. the is the rift between russia and the united states. these risks have grown wider and deeper in the last couple of years this is a fact. since most every stunts nothingness to in it so it's not on the second of the russians need to be thinking hard about it's also something that the west needs to think a little bit harder with wiggly. amid the wiggly something that is not in our common interests. and it does seem to be a sense an overnight hike take your point or was it the worst nice to think about these this relationship is lovable seemed

lee saunders. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. karen marisol key mr. vivid valvo truck. ms. jane stutzman and mr. bill stutman the third. the honorable daniel gray and ms. seelye. the honorable wesley kiernan, mr. paul kiernan. mr. james crane. [inaudible conversations] ms. jennifer aleman and mr. frank skinner. ms. jill abramson and mr. william woodson. ms. rebecca shaw, is the best shaw -- beth shaw. mr. and mrs. ken frazier. and ms. sarah smiley and commander dustin smiley. the honorable tina chen. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. david stern. him ms. nicola miner and mr. robert mailer anderson. ms. andrea bernstein and mr. tom bernstein. [inaudible conversations] mrs. laura ross, mr. james ross. mr. medina, ms. signs. >> from the booksellers from at the white house we are going to the north portico to see president obama and the first lady greet french president hollande is her life coverage of the state visit continues. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and so the guest of honor has arrived. french president francois hollande gre

of our fashion helped a lot massively by scottish designers like christopher kaine and jonathan saunders. sometimes we can forget just how big our reputation is, that the world over, the letters u.k. stand for unique, brilliant, creative, eccentric, it in genius. we come as a brand and a powerful brand. separating scotland out of that rant would be like separating the waters of the river tweet and the north sea. if we lost scotland, if the u.k. changed we would rip the rug from our own reputation. the fact is we matter more in the world if we stayed together. these are all i believe compelling practical reasons for the united kingdom to stick together. but pounds and pence, institutional questions, that's not really what it's about for me. it's about the slave who escaped his master after the american revolution because he was offered liberty and lands by the british crown. in gratitude he named himself this, british freedom. it's about lord love it on the beach on d-day the bagpipes playing as his brigade landed at short. it's about hms sheffield hms glasgow, hms antrim, hms glamorgan s

francisco international airport, while everyone was rushing to get to the security lines, i found todd saunderslking to an empty tsa pre check security line. >> it saves me a lot of time at the gate or the security line. i don't have to take my belt off . there is never a line. >> the tsa pre check costs $85 and requires travelers to pass a background check and get fingerprinted. anyone accepted into the program is excused from having to remove their shoes, their belt, their jacket. they don't have to take out the computer or any liquids from their carry on. the tsa pre check is now at all bay area airports. he is the spokesperson for oakland international airport. >> it is really designed to expedite the screening process and put and put people in a shorter line. >> for $179, a private company will escort you to the front of the security line at sfo or san jose international airport. i watched this traveler enter the kiosk and go past tsa and pre check and get to the other side in a minute and a half. simply getting to the terminal from the parking lot can be frustrating too. at oakland intern

education system the education ministry in a status report to the president and they'll perform asher saunders there's some are bent and the current school curricula and teaching kids how english is taught the presidential office correspondent us into thinking caps in an effort red's private tutoring to get students more said his daughter's only because the full force universities to get a zero mark on applications that include a wart or certificates perceived outside of school these will include a careful or other english language test course nap in size to lunch at a warts and extracurricular activities and highs as perceived from hives and institutions. three the education ministry status report on thursday present that emphasize the need to keep the education system from pushing students to take a trip report says that the ants minute entry due to market products featuring expenses in the country. she ordered the ministry treat use products catering to the incentives for english language education in particular. asic tell her what her the money spent on private education. the biggie i don'

liz: brenton saunders, the ceo.stock is moving lower today with the broader market up more than 84% year over year. the closing bell ringing in 15 and a half minutes. he might have been justified in singing the stones a song "i can't get no satisfaction." now he is painting a much brighter to them. you are currently using this man's brainchild. we will tell you who he is in just a moment. maybe he thought it bring a turnaround in stocks, how long will this correction last and when should investors jump back in? we have a money manager who says there is more than one way to play chicken, he will tell you how coming up. peace of mind is important when you're running a successful business. so we provide it services you can rely on. with centurylink as your trusted it partner, you'll experience reliable uptime for the network and services you depend on. multi-layered security solutions keep your information safe, and secure. and responsive dedicated support meets your needs, and eases your mind. cecenturylink. yo link t

bret saunders just took over. he just started moving with this company. you know, he has just been acquired. we are going to talk to him in a fox business exclusive. did activists pay too little for this company? right now we are well above that at the moment. this is an interesting move. he comes out a winner. let's see what the rest of the investors do. we also want to memorize this date. may 6. it has to do with twitter. we have a panel discussion on why twitter may start to gyrate crazily. we will explain all of it coming up. you cannot miss the discussion. you also have to watch liz and "countdown to the closing bell." see you in a few minutes. crude oil prices climbing. you cannot escape the impact of the pop no matter where you drive. gas prices topped the three dollars per gallon. senior petroleum analyst joins me now. i thought we were in a new era of energy independence in that gas prices would drop. i was wrong. why? >> it is not all roses. preparing for the increase in demand. we have also seen oil prices take a big jump up. the increase n oil

alternative salad vending machines brand new, joining me is the founder of farmers fridge, luke saunders this possible? talk about the mechanics of this. will be old and saudi or other big mess. >> everything is perfectly layered, we keep the ingredients like tomatoes on the bottom keeps everything fresh. we keep everything every morning. melissa: i am sure there's a picture we can show the audience. talk to me about this picture, grass leading to the front of the machine looks expensive. how much does it cost to install the machine? >> it is not a vending machine, a custom machine we build. economics do make sense. melissa: what do you mean economic make sense. how much does it cost to install one? someone on the show putting vending machines out said it cost $5,000 to get one up and running. they are very different but can make as little as $30 a week but margin on that is really good. how does that compare to what you are doing? >> we are different from the traditional vending machine business. their model is to make a 90% profit on a candy bar and ours is install something for $8 wit

acknowledged and declared a federal emergency for almost all of the counties that we have put you saunder the emergency warning. there are federal resources on standby for food and supplies if and when we need to call on those. but we don't have anybody in any of our shelters right now. and that's a good thing. but the shelters are available, and we will have transport available in the event people can't get there on their own. >> as we wrap it up, governor, because i know you've got to get back to work, give some advice to georgia residents right now. what's the most important thing they need to be aware of, they need to do? >> well, it's to continue to do what they have done over the last day or so, and that is to stay off the roads unless it's absolutely necessary. they have stocked up on supplies from what we can determine. and also for them to stay out of the way in the event there are falling power lines, allow the electricity companies to do their job. they will restore power as quickly as possible. but it's important that if you see a power line on the ground, you must assume that

you can see what he thinks you're saunders for friends to do to be a good one from the blustery. to round out his exact listen to his pictures on here is to be a good prompt choose to read roundup. he's been dead in france i've heard it said captain a side that what was needed for this trial to happen. was the changing of the guard and defend circles the younger generation that's wasn't involved. here in the pension system. you know long time. i understand the womb the speech all good all year so it's no secret weapon because it lol the mechanism of preparing planning the genocide was so complex and organize it in the way you could say that he was just embarrassed. explore the use of the jigsaw puzzle original. but what should i inform you of the french president and apprentice thirty was the preperation of the genocide do with too many friends who love us is that it was exactly her as his text explaining that no one asked marty was in that suit you can't make it in cuba where we can get it right it was exactly a genocide might be too good when you hear yet when you hear bill cli

and i know, you know, firsthand that he has thought that that the new ceo that they put in, saunders,od job. now he's laughing out of the way to the bank. >> good for carl, right? he handled this perfectly today. the victory lap. he was in there and made a ton of money. he didn't gloat too much but gloated just enough. and i think he tells you that we has other positions out there that he thinks he can get similar results in. >> all right. make sure to tune in today at 4:00 378 eastern when actavis ceo will be here to discuss that big deal today. >>> what other deals do you think are on the table, guys? >> i think in the big pharma space when you look at a deal like this, this is huge. we haven't seen a deal like this in quite a while. i don't know that you're going to see the $20 billion type deals because it takes so long, scott, to reap the reward with the synergies you can put together there. you can see smaller deals. you see the partnerships all the time. the mercks and they're not just with the biotech companies but they're doing partnerships with other big pharma names. merck,

lee saunders. >> mr. bill and jane stetson. ms. karen nagasaki. >> mr. bill and jane stetson. >> the honorable daniel gray. >> ms. janique sealey. >> the honorable mr. karen in and leslie euro and -- kiernan. >> mr. james crane. >> mr. frank skinner. and jennifer bado aleman. >> ms. rebecca shaw ms. beth shaw. >> mr. and mrs. ken fraser. >> ms. sarah smiley and commander dustin smiley. the honorable tina chen. >> mr. and mrs. david stern. >> mr. robert mailer anderson. >> ms. andrea bernstein and mr. tom bernstein. >> mr. laura ross and mr. james ross. mr. eliseo medina. mr. and mrs. irwin jacobs. mr. jason collins. mr. brunson green. >> i'm just having fun and enjoying tonight. >> the honorable patrick f kennedy and ms. m. elizabeth swope. vic torry ofble new and and dr. robert kagan. and dr.ria nuland robert kagan. mr. raymond mcguire. ms. crystal mccleary. mr. bruce mosler. i will announce you. rummlerrable kathleen and justice elena kagan. mr. and mrs. stephen colbert air -- colbert. the honorable jay carney and ms. claire shipman. the honorable gene

lee saunders. bill and jane stetson. >> the honorable daniel gray. >> ms.anique sealey. >> the honorable mr. karen in and leslie euro and -- kiernan. >> mr. james crane. >> mr. frank skinner. aleman.nifer bado >> ms. rebecca shaw ms. beth shaw. >> mr. and mrs. ken fraser. >> ms. sarah smiley and commander dustin smiley. the honorable tina chen. >> mr. and mrs. david stern. >> mr. robert mailer anderson. >> ms. andrea bernstein and mr. tom bernstein. >> mr. laura ross and mr. james ross. medina.eo >> mr. and mrs. irwin jacobs. >> mr. jason collins. mr. brunson green. >> i am just hanging out and having fun. thank you. >> the honorable patrick f kennedy and ms. elizabeth swope. >> the honorable victoria newland. and dr. robert kagan. >> mr. raymond maguire. ms. rachel mccreary. >> mr. bruce muller. -- mosler. >> the honorable kathy rummler. justice elena kagan. and mrs. stephen cole there. -- colbert. the honorable jay carney and ms. claire shipman. the honorable gene sperling. mr. rick sperling.

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. >> in a conversation we had a month or so again he'd been happy with the job that saunders had beenf time, the stock had had a nice little move. >> right. we will see whether that deal crosses the tape during "squawk" hours. the other headlines this morning, coca-cola, they're expected to report earnings during "squawk" hours at the bottom of this hour. analysts are looking for fourth quarter profits of 46 cents per share on revenues of $11.3 billion. we'll have those numbers for the year the instant they are out. >> the big thing people are watching for there -- >> ladies and gentlemen, we have a deal. maybe we should roll a little news alert. this deal happening, this is the forest labs transaction just crossing the tape as we're talking. give you a sense of it. thank you for that -- for rolling that. i'm trying to get to all of the numbers on this transaction. >> meanwhile, what you're looking at is a one-year chart, up 142%. carl icahn's been trying to sell this company for some time. the company had been saying that it was worth more than some of the conversations with prior bi