[ticking] >> in 2005, dennis kozlowski, ceo of tyco, was found guilty of, in effect, using tyco's immenseesources for what the prosecution described as his personal piggy bank. kozlowski was accused of stealing over $100 million from tyco. by february of 2012, he'd served nearly seven years of his sentence when he was moved to minimum security as part of a work release program. but when we spoke to him in 2007, kozlowski still faced a long stretch behind bars. we caught up with dennis kozlowski at mid-state correctional facility in upstate new york. >> how you doing? >> i'm doing okay. >> guests include murderers, drug dealers, and pedophiles, and the odd multimillionaire. >> in my wildest imagination, when i would project myself into my late 50s and early 60s, where i would be or what i would be doing, if i make a list of 100 different places or 100 different things, here would never make that list. >> he earns a dollar a day mopping floors and slinging hash to his fellow inmates. in january 2007, kozlowski spent a week in the hospital with a heart ailment and got to thinking. you've not

companies like fruit of the loom, tyco, accenture, sara lee and of course accenture was already overeas shipping their businesses to places like the cayman islands, ireland and bermuda, meanwhile more purchases of us residential real estate reaching new records. overseas buyers spending $92 million on home sales in the past 12 months, up 35% from the previous year. the increase driven by jumping activity by chinese buyers. the chinese accounted for 24% of all foreign sales last year. $22billion of american real estate bought up. the republican senator run-up in georgia heating up. my next guest launching a two or tomorrow. the latest pulltab him trailing his opponent, congressman jack kingston by double digits. we will talk about the campaign and what is ahead for the july 22 run-up. we're joined tonight by georgia republican senator candidate david purdue. they become a thing have you with us. 50 stops tomorrow? you are a tough, energetic fellow. >> that's over the next several days, but-- lou: why are you putting so much energy into the two are? is that obviously your best use of t

tyco and xerox among the companies reporting quarterly results.w york, i'm alison kosik. >> mcdonald's is sticking up for its meat supplier in china despite claims it sold tainted food and says it will continue to do business with shanghai z uchu husi. starbucks and pizza hut have cut tires with the troubled company. mcdonald's shares are down 3.7% this week. >>> south korean officials say they are sure that remains found last month belong to y uchu. byung hung. he was the subject of a massive manhunt. officials say the cause of death cannot be determined because the body was so badly decomposed but they are certain he was not poison odd suffocated. >>> authorities say isis militants have destroyed a revered holy site in iraq. there it goes. they detonated explosioves at te tomb of jonah. it is thought to be the burial place of jonah the prophet according to islamic traditions was swallowed by a whale. >>> well, although violence continues to plague the country there is a breakthrough for iraq's government as parliament elects a new president. mic

after the bell, visa, amazon, , and tomorrow morning, moody's, tyco, and xerox. >> amazon is perfectlyecause it is such a different company. >> the company has shifted as jeff bezos said -- we sell products out the front door but what we really do out the back is provide infrastructure. >> are you using it more, scarlet? not in a drone, but it might. >> a day later it was there. >> you saw three major companies. of makes -- jonathan golub makes clear, sums up in earnings. why should we be surprised? >> we shouldn't be. the economy has continued to improve. a continuation of that -- look at the initial and employment claims. comes out this morning. that number is at a new low as of last week. >> we talked about the calm that is taken over the markets. >> i have no doubt that it will because it always does. it is the reallocation of institutions back into stocks ar, and it should come back. i'm not saying it is wrong. look at these jobless claims coming down, down, down. do you see in optimistic from the market -- optimistic froth in the market? >> certainly there are going to be pockets

tyco.off from >> they do everything from leaves an -- from lease aircraft. >> cit buying onewest bank. stock.llion cash in investors in europe searching for safety, coming up on bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ crocs good morning, bloomberg "surveillance." coming up, in deefense of herbalife. street smarte on apartmr. ackman tears herbalife. >> saying it is a pyramid scheme. p.m. this afternoon herbalife. this is bloomberg "surveillance ." top headlines. moreraeli warplanes hit than 70 gaza targets overnight, among them, five mosques, a sports complex and the home of a late military chief. death toll at 585. defense official says one soldier is missing. a wildfire in washington is the largest in state history. firefighters are finally getting the upper hand. lerler winds and coo temperatures are helping. nearly 400 square miles have gone up in smoke, sparked by lightning. pulp,ulp, no americans drinking less orange juice. being squeezed by energy drinks and flavored water. i'm a gatorade guy. >>

tyco did it many, many years ago. >> right.ms like, to me, this is so fatuous, and i see that the president's proposing this and that for billions and citi group 7 billion. no. you want to save money for the taxpayers, stop this, but the republicans call for comprehensive tax reform. i know jack lew says, listen, do this one off, so we have a stalemate, and this stuff keeps happening. >> you buy a new home, what are property taxes like? the companies act like households, just like them. >> absolutely. >> i can't blame them. just can't. >> i'm in a very competitive disadvantage with david because your property taxes are down so if i want to do something -- >> i'm going to invert actually. >> you are? >> a personal inversion. i'm working on it. >> unidentified subsidiary in a low tax area i can merge with. >> four grandparents from ireland, and you can convert right now. >>> when we come back, the "mad dash" and more premarket. more from the nyse straight head. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know