new fellow, the c.o.o. >> keith block, our new c.o.o. >> and jpmorgan has information from a source likelynaccurate about a customer loss. how do you deal with the fact the you have a stock out there and maybe a customer has lost, maybe not. versus doing lightning. >> the thing i have been shocked at as a public company c.o.o. doing it now for 11 years, when i look at that, i will see an erroneous report like that. we haven't lost a major customer. i was like, wow. even if we lost a customer, no customer represents more than half a percent of revenue. we have a very deep revenue portfolio . a balanced portfolio. we have talked about it on the show. it's powerful. the key for salesforce is we are a company that has seen it all, been through it all now. we have lived through two big recessions in 2001 and 2008. as ceo i have had to guide the company through it as we get ready for the next set of turbulence coming up this year and next year. we are prepared. we're ready for it. >> at the same time i know you are trying to be a good citizen. you can use percentage of money away. you had a rece

we'll be able to ask the c.o.o. adam bain directly tomorrow morning on "squawk on the street." >> that conference call looked bizarre. >> looks like they are broadcasting from the moon. >> or are at a bar. >> for more on twitter let's bring in sun trust's bob peck, a buy rating on the stock. bob, is it true, flat when it comes to monthly active users is the new up? >> low expectations going n.quarter in line, guidance fine. the most important thing was laying out the vision and strategy because right now wall street doesn't believe. did a good job of going through product and recruiting and new ad units. talk about 3x returns and embracing the developer community and the new cat lifts coming up. logged out users to google, vine, tap and now it's all about execution though and you'll see the markets sit back so they can execute again and seize ideas. if they don't execute the question of m & a will come up after that. >> do they see anything for the high level departures next month? >> they have the right team in plac

keith rabois with me and the studio and he happens to be the former c.o.o. of square. were at square when visa made this investment. what is the significance of this and how should we be interpreting this? keith: this is a mechanical filing. this is not the first time "the wall street journal" has gotten stories about square wrong. they have basically been wrong three or four years. this is an artifact of how you do a cost structure. there are different rights and cost thresholds. this is a mechanical conversion by visa. emily: it is being interpreted by investors as these a may be -- visa may be likely to be buying square. how likely is that? keith: i doubt that square wants to sell. they are massively undervalued. people will appreciate it over time. it takes time for companies to bake. paypal went public at a $700 billion valuation. google went public at 25 billion dollars. facebook at $50 billion. sometimes you need more data points. i think as square puts more on the board, it will be appreciated. i would be a buyer at this price. emily: there are people who questi

. >>> twitter by the numbers, the company c.o.o. the street" tomorrow cnbc. >>> welcome back. we've got a news alert on mylan buying sweetup and company reporting earnings above expectations. shares are down 8% after hours and the ceo of mylan will join "squawk box" tomorrow morning to discuss the deal. more conference calls after a slew of after hours earnings reports and cisco's call has already begun and a lot of news to get to including twitter and tesla. what are you watching for? >> i think you want to hear twitter's game plan. that's the one with the greatest suspense attached to it. the one that may make the most news. >> we both have a personally vested stake in twitter doing well. i think everybody who uses the platform which includes a lot of celebrities and a lot of influencers wants to see twitter succeed so we want to see that plan in place that we all seem to know so well and feel like the management team is just not delivering on. >> also want to bring to your attention expedia on the board, up almost 16%. up about 1

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the company did. as president and c.o.o. he helped build tyson foods into one of the world's leading food companies and major contributor to our state's economy. mr. womack: in addition to his career, buddy was also dedicated to the northwest kansas community, especially springdale, he served on countlets boards, the university of arkansas, college of the ozarks to name a few. he was also a man of faith, dedicated to the robinson avenue church of christ in springdale. buddy will be missed by his many family members, countless friends, the community, and the tyson foods family, but we find comfort in remembering buddy's famous words -- look behind with no regrets, look forward with no fear. and knowing his determination to live that message resulted in a life that made a difference. rest in peace, buddy ray, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without

the buck. >> fantastic idea. >> it takes a lot of bucks. a 30 second commercial now fetches 4.8 million dollars. minute cost $28,000 but kia motors c.o.o. says it's worth it. >> we heard from our dealers saying people saw the spot came in test drove the vehicle and then ultimately bought the vehicle. >> car and beer ads targeting men dominate but women are increasingly the focus. >> celebrities push a variety of products while cute and cuddly animals never fail. it's the one time everybody in america is watching. >> and in celebration of the super bowl 50th anniversary stars of this classic commercial mean joe green and an all grown up coke kid reunited after 40 years. >> terry oh kit that, c.b.s. san >> i'm not sure i needed to see seth rogan put on spannings but i did and i can't unsee that -- think different ad had the biggest impact on viewers. >> that one got you right? >> it got me. >> well it was a big game and that means it's time to party. coming up we will take a look at super bowl celebration going on in san francisco head of the game. >> and zika virus warning. we sit down with a local health commissioner about what's being