joining us now, tom smith, equity analyst at standard & poor's. >> susie: hi, tom. >> hi, thanks for having me. >> susan>> susie: you downgraded h.p. from a strong buy to a hold. tell us why you made the change. >> well, that's right. even though the company delivered a great quarter for the april quarter just past, they envisioned some lower -- some dampening of revenue on demand in japan, and higher costs from the need to hustle to procure parts made in japan that are now in short supply. but most telling was a warning that the margin outlook for the services portion of the business, which is fairly substantial, a quarter to a third of revenues, was going to be lower. that came sort of as a surprise. the company has been integrating acquisition, and it looks like there is more work to do in organizing their services business. >> susie: looking at a chart over the last year, the stock year-to-date is down 13%. some people might look at it and say this is a bargain. are you saying it is a little too risky given the uncertain outlook that we heard today? >> that's right. i'm taking so

level finished at fifteen on the far stroke ahead of his rival the wind coming just a week after tom smith state chance to claim the players' championship where he lost to k.j. choi in the playoff. and staying stateside but moving to the n.b.a. playoffs where miami have taken a two one lead in the eastern conference finals against the chicago bulls that's off the waiting game for a ninety six to eighty five chris bosh high scoring for the heat with thirty four points while the bron james spent almost forty four minutes on court and had twenty two points stan assists the teams will stay in florida for tuesday's game four. you know seem to defend us on the two or three defenders. you know i came inside a game you know and if they were going to i don't know what up for myself in the way so i just change my game plan and i remove the solicitor if i need to get it going off is not good. you know the great thing about it is stevie had to go on. and we have some going for it so you can see to give the boss enough to feed off their energy often easily enough you know he brought home for us and i a

tom is an engineer at the smith kettle research institute and a sailor and tom and i met sailing 10 or 12 years ago and we met sailing san francisco bay. people say how can a blind guy sail? . >> you get in a sail boat and you pull on ropes and move the tiller and listen to the sighted people who of course have to be with you. >> we have had fantastic sailing experiences. it's great. >> a storm. >> going out around the faralons and the double anded races and so on. it's good to have you here. i want to start about my general conception about what disability access includes, sort of the over all concept. it includes a couple of things. the first thing is the work that is required to be done when you are doing other construction work. that's in some ways the easiest thing. you want to do renovation, you get a building permit, you work with an architect like mr. learner here, who is an expert in access compliance, and the architect helps you solve the problem and this is relatively easy. we have an extremely high standard in san francisco for disabled access when we check plans and we do

. >> "a" list celebrities including tom hanks and will smith gathered in chicago last night to pay tribute to oprah winfrey's 25-year career as host. maria sh river wasmaria shriver also appeared. the farewell event is next month and tuesday. the final show will be next wednesday. >> i can't believe 25 years. >> and maria very strong to show up to that, you can imagine all the folks there -- >> wouldn't it be interesting if they had the last interview. bet that one would be a good one. >> could very well happen. we didn't know what is going to happen on that last show. >>> 4:47 your time. the top money man accused of assaulting a hotel maid now on suicide watch. the special treatment he is getting in jail in new york. >>> okay, men, listen up. the more coffee, the better! how several cups a day could save your life. >>> and she tried to sell a baby to the highest bidder. the strange ebay joke that landed one woman in jail. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, watch this morning. >>> the top man at the international monetary fund is under suicide watch this morning. dominique strauss-kahn remains jailed in new

surprise guests included madonna, will and jada pinkett smith, tom hanks, tom cruise, michael jordannd marina shriver. and she didn't talk about her marital problems but thanked oprah for her friendship. this morning oprah said that her last show will have a more intimate feel than this. >> i'm still figuring it out. i really am. i'm still figuring it out. i will. it will be appropriate and it will be the right thing for that moment. >> and i'm sure it will be out of this world. >> i don't know if it's going to be out of this world. i think what happened last night was out of this world. >> surprise oprah, a fare well spectacular will air next monday and tuesday. the finale is next wednesday. and thursday, we should point out it the broadcast debut of abc 7 news at 4:00 with carolyn johnson and larry beil. we hope you will tune in for that beginning on thursday one week from tomorrow. >>> when abc 7 news at 9:00 continues, new information about the records that u.s. forces recovered at osama bin laden's compound. how the information has led to an international man hunt. plus, san fra

also on hand, mike jordan, will smith, tom hanks, tom cruz just to name a few. 20,000 fans packing into retirement party just like this. star studded. >> the final farewell. we had a big to do for oprah's 50th birthday, too. >> nate berkus also on hand. she helped this former fashion designer launch his own tv career and he now hosts his own show, but he says it's oprah's enormous compassion that makes her so special to him. >> i think the one moment i won't forget was when i came back from asia after the tsunami and lost my partner, i sat on the show on a stage that was so comfortable to me. it was like anyone's watching, it would be like them sitting on their own sofa. that's how comfortable it was to me to be back on the stage of the oprah show. i looked at her during the interview and she had a blank stare at me because she completely understood how i was feeling at that moment. and if anyone anywhere ever asks what the magic of oprah really is about, it's about that level of empathy and i'll never forget that moment. >> also for kristen chenoweth just being invited was a career hig

. >> reporter: it was a star-studded mix, from hollywood heavyweights will smith and tom cruise to one-named like madonna, they came to pay homage to oprah in chicago as the queen of daytime tv continued her long farewell to her legendary show. even the setting proved oprah gets what oprah wants. the producers convinced the nba to move a high stakes playoff game to transform the united center into a tv studio grand enough for her sendoff. her true power has always come from the people, 20,000 of them got free tickets to this taping, many of them arrived early. you came from amsterdam? >> yes, yes, we did. >> reporter: this seems more like a gala than good-bye. >> it's not a good-bye. it's see you later, alligator. >> reporter: after the show, fans were still basking in all things oprah. >> it was an experience of a lifetime. it's, i don't know, hard to put in words. >> reporter: once she signs off her last syndicated show next wednesday, oprah's future is less certain. her new cable channel "own" is still struggling to connect with viewers, reportedly average 135,000 viewers an hour, a far c

will smith, michael jordan jerry seinfeld, tom hanks, tom cruise. everyone was there. let stedman out of the car to come watch it. my favorite part when was -- it's a little thing, but when jada pinkett smith got right up in oprah's face to tell her how crucial she is to our existence. >> we have traveled many roads with you. you have enlightened us. you have empowered us. and you have taught us how to be. >> jimmy: you taught us how to be. and then dr. oz taught us how to bm, on her show. oprah has had so many classic moments from her 25 years on the air. this month, we've been making them even more classic by taking the audio from those and combining them with video from some of our favorite cartoons. tonight, the audio from the time dr. oz enlightened oprah on fee call matters combined with the video from "he man." >> there are three things you can do in the bathroom that will keep you living longer. what are they? >> it's about using your senses. you want to hear what the stool, the poop sounds like when it hits the water. and that sounds crazy. but if it sounds li

in case you were one of the few who missed the shows, madonna, will smith, aretha franklin, usher, tom that's just to name a few. but one of the most moving moments certainly for oprah, she calls it one of her favorite moments of all time, was this moment here and you see the -- look at that. 400 plus men from morehouse university, walked on to the stage carrying candles while the broadway star christin chenoweth performed. she put all these students through school. this is just a fraction of the thousands of people she has put through school over her 25 years. it is the only time i saw her nearly sa lsob like that. we spoke to dr. oz and nate berkus. oz, some are calling him the next oprah, about what he learned from oprah winfrey and his greatest lesson he learned from her, was to listen. >> my biggest weakness of all, without any question, i'm a guy and i'm a surgeon, that's two strikes. i mean i don't listen well. and so as soon as you come to me, i want to fix the problem before i even heard it. you can't fix a feeling until you heard it. oprah said take a step back, assess the is

tom hanks, tom cruise fist-pump. jada pinkett smith. and will.was just the beginning last night. star-studded extravaganza. >> michael jordan. >> uh-huh. >> sorry about that. >> you had to. >> ali was there. >> ali was there. had a terrific time. it ended around 3:30 in the morning. >> and diane was there, too. >> diane was there. and sharyn alfonsi will bring us all of that coming up. >> we'll have that and catch the excitement. >>> how about the reality series we have going on? lara spencer going to take it to the mattresses to find out what it's like to be "married to the mob." >> look at those meatballs. >> she promised she would bring back some. >>> let's get to the latest on the revelation that arnold schwarzenegger fathered a child with a member of his household staff. abc news has learned that the other woman is mildred patricia baena. she goes by patty. and worked in the household for more than 20 years. she has a 14-year-old son. and arnold is the latest in a string of powerful men who have cheated on their wives. and lara spencer has m

tom vacar reports why some believe the building is making people sick. >> reporter: a long time record keyboard died over the weekend after contracting legionnaires disease treated janice smith and other staff members contracted the disease here three years ago. >> h days in icu -- eight days in icu. >> we are not making a connection between that building and these cases. >> reporter: legionnaires disease thrives in right and stand environments such as air conditioning cooling towers. >> they say it was condensation from the air conditioning until osha went out and they found in the air conditioning tank on the roof. >> we will be culturing the building. we will probably be doing another water system disinfection. >> they are having big meetings now and they are doing the same thing deny, deny, deny. >> reporter: construction on a replacement building begins in nine days. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> at least two people are dead after an earthquake shook southeast spain this morning. it was centered near the town of lorca. the first struck at 5:00 a.m. local time. some buildings have collapsed and dozens of people were injured. there were hundreds of small quakes ther

. >> and everybody came to kiss from the ring, everybody from tom cruise to tom hanks to will smith.wledged oprah. they love her. >> she knew they would. >> thank you. >>> let's go back to matt in new york. >> meredith, thank you very much. this morning on "today's consumer, talking about saving money on gasoline. memorial day weekend kicks off the summer driving season. unfortunately, gas prices about $1 per gallon than they were this year at the same time. kevin tibbles conducted a small experiment to see if making little changes in the way you drive could save you big money. >> reporter: when i get behind the wheel, i'll admit, sometimes i'm an angel. and sometimes i'm not. but it turns out some of my bad habits are costing me money. so to see how much i was wasting, i challenged myself to a little competition. driving two identical chevy cruises, i set out on the same route from the leafy burbs to wrigley field. ready, set, go. oh, wait. how about a cup of joe for the road? for every 15 minutes your car idles, you burn a quarter gallon of gas so that $2 cup of coffee just cost yo

tom vacar has more. >> a mysterious death. after having contracted legionnaire's disease. >> we have no evidence the building is connected to the death. >> reporter: janice smith, another staff member contracted the disease three years ago. >> eight days in icu and i have been out of work since 2008. >> the bacteria thrives in damp or wet environments, such as air conditioning cooling towers. >> osha went out and found it in the air conditioning tank. >> reporter: the bacteria is found everywhere, naturally, but few are infected by it. >> we expect to find bacteria and we will do another water system disinfection. >> they are telling them, doing the same thing, denying. denying. >> reporter: the good news is, this building will be replaced with a a new one that begins construction in nine days. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we checked with the senors for degrees control, it says between 8-18,000 people in the u.s. are hospitalized with that disease every year. but many infections are not diagnosed or reported so the number may be higher. the ilinous is more prevalent in the summer and early fall. >>> u.s. officials say they have the musings of osama bin l

tom hanks, michael jordan, madonna, will and jada pinkett smith. >> steve wonder, maria shriver. >> andl me for jury duty. i have oprah tickets. i have to go to the show. >> they actually moved the chicago bulls playoff game because she was taking over the stadium. >> 13,000 in the audience. >> can't wait to see it. >> they taped two shows airing next week. the final show is live. >> she doesn't even know what it will be. >> these were surprises. >> she always said she hates surprises. she better get ready for the next few days. meanwhile coming up, the term school bully is taking on new meaning. sometimes the moms are doing the bullying. if you feel you have to deal with a bully at school gatherings we have insights for you. >> like a smackdown? le. >> it's the queen bee sometimes or just mean moms starting rumors. how do you deal with it properly? some of the advice is interesting. >> yikes. what's really nice is grilling ideas way beyond hot dogs and hamburgers. our buddy sam the cooking guy is here with great recipes from grilled mashed potatoes and bacon pizza to sesame grilled mea