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what has happened to united technologies?nd it got downgraded and the quarter was fine. they didn't like the organic growth and that was a mistake. they didn't like some of the defense and you own united technologies. it's a great american company and it's a terrific situation, i do think it will go down another couple of bucks. >> let's go to gray in california. >> jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> ib, in. >> look, ibm is doing that thing with apple will and i think it's better for apple and ibm. i prefer to own apple, google or facebook. all three have real growth and have good business plans. let's go to jordan in michigan. jordan? >> boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, jordan. >> i'm a finance student in a university in michigan. >> fantastic. i'm wondering about the clean energy fuels corporation. he came on your show two and a half years ago and i liked what he had to say and so i bought and now it's gone down quite a bit. >> it's gone down quite a bit for a particular reason and stocks with no earnings are not going higher at this ti

. >>> we start off with netflix, chipotle and united technologies. the scorecard, 66% eps targets, 12% met estimates. we got to start off with netflix, a big mover after the bell, as it usually is, guys. >> fireworks. >> we have got the biggest bear on the street, underperform rating, says that netflix should be, why the stock is doing well into today's session, a few things to look for, "orange is the new black" to drive domestic subscriber growth as well as a recent price increases that we -- and also just discipline when it comes to spending ahead of the international expansion in the fourth quarter. >> interesting to see if subscriber growth for the quarter will be down year-over-year, do they beat that or do they not? if they don't, how does the stock react? >> dirty math is $10 a month, 50 million paid subscribers. hbo trades more like netflix or netflix like hbo. >> that is a lot to pay for 25% revenue growth. i like the company, i don't know if at these levels makes a lot of sense. >> another one, chipotle mexican grinch >> the reason we talk

same with united technologies, earnings topped estimates, the companies raised the full year guidance talking about heating and air-conditioning, but otis elevators, helicopters, an aerospace component. sales up 7%, raised the low end of the guidance as well. bottom line with all these major global industrial company, only a few reported, modest growth, but certain sectors better than others like heating, ventilat n ventilation, and air-conditioning. one important point, all the companies, big buyback programs providing a backstop to the companies, so rand has a 1.4 billion-dollar buy back. that's impressive. united technologies, one and a quarter billion, not as impressive, a market cap company, but you get the point. they are continuely, every day, in the market buying their shares back. look at the earnings elsewhere. also in the aerospace area, lockheed martin with excellent numbers, verizon disappointing, coke fell 3%, and travelers impacted by higher catastrophe losses this. a lot of discussion overnight. major e-mail discussions about the under performance of the russell 2,000

. >> coming up, quarterly results from coke, comcast, travelers, united technology, and we'll hear thember from mcdonald's among many others. we'll have that and we'll give you some instant analysis on all these numbers. plus we're going to welcome today's guest host, aei, american enterprise institute president arthur brooks. he will tell us about the road to freedom. the battle is still being waged, too. >> unfortunately -- >> join us on set when "squawk box" comes back. we'll talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay and could really save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now. with a medicare supple

they did a billion-dollar deal with united technologies pratt whitney, engine fans, it's a great playk it will help in the aerospace. i also find it will contribute to the engines. companies like airbus and boeing. they don't want to bring new planes to market. they want to renovate and fix up the old planes. alcoa will benefit for them. charles: matt, it's been a heart breaker for a long, long time. i can see anyone involved in the stock in the last ten years being somewhat skeptical. >> you look at the chart, it looks like a tech stock. they shut down plants that weren't making money. valuation is below .6 which is a great valuation. the chart is so good, it concerns me. i'm not chasing it here. >> it's amazing what they've done for themselves, though. it went from alcoa no longer is the tell tale of earnings season to here we are talking about alcoa like it's in the beam in the storm. charles: who cares? but now it's a little different. >> commodity play concern you? >> not as much as it used to. i think alcoa, aluminum foil, it's a robust company that's in a space where lighter me

united technologies, senior vice president for human resources, an organization, elizabeth b.amato signed the letter, they ajuns -- announced layoffs of 3,000 people this year. american express, kevin cox, signed the letter, cut 5,000 jobs this year. procter & gamble whose chief human resources officer signed the letter, announced plans to cut off 5,700 jobs in 2012. so those are just a few of the layoffs at companies, the article says, whose officers signed the letter. a few more. quote -- "t. mobile announced 2,250 layoffs in 2012. archer daniels midland laid off 1,200, texas instruments nearly 2,000, signa 1300, verizon cut 1,700 jobs, marriott announced hundreds of layoffs this year, international paper has closed plants and laid off dozens, including a big plant with a thousand workers or so in north alabama, and general mills in what "the minneapolis star tribune" called a mass layoff, laid off 850 people this year. more still. i'm quoting from mr. byron york's article. in all, it's fair to say a large number of corporate signers of the letter demanding more labor from abroad have a

we have huge investments in technology to speed up people traveling lawfully into united states. technology transfers. cargo advancements. there is money in those programs , that we would have to re-program to keep the protection going on now at the southwest border. >> can you be more specific what the impact is going to be? narrower than is the supplemental, around $400 million. we are in the process of examining the programs where we would have to take money from m to pay the costs we have an card. >> $400 million will have to come out of screening trucks and other vehicles? from aould have to come number of places, things congress has already approved that are valuable, not only to the nation for a protective, but the nation's economy. >> in terms of the child migration issue, texas governor perry says he will do play up to 1000 national guard troops. we have seen troops down there before in 2006 and 2007. back in 2010 under president obama. have they asked to work with you specifically? what are their limitations and aiding the situation? would be deployed specifically to sup

and the president of the united states technologies day. >> the word being hour, as you put it, it turns out that it is correct and true. this president is now backing up his rhetoric of the past three years and he's making good on it and inviting everyone in and they will be able to stay in. >> that's exactly what it looks like. it's all run by the drug cartels and human smugglers and gang members. the cartels smuggle people in up to the mexican and u.s. border and then the criminal gangs, many of them are teenagers crossover cross over into the u.s. and the come over from all over. border patrol said they have come in from 144 different countries including the ukrainian. people believe the president will let you stay and he will give you amnesty and he will take care of you and that's why they're such a great influx in the rate of texas is trying to secure the border because the federal government is really not doing it. >> i don't know the exact day, but it's going to be stern and right now they have the tech rangers and other law enforcement agencies right on the river, helicopters p

united technologies. they gave a bullish profit outlook for the year. >> number six, herbalife.ition segment company fall in the premarket. investor bill ackman telling bloomberg that his firm has devoted $50 million to prove that herbalife is a german scheme. -- pyramid scream -- scheme. >> you might not like cable companies, but they make money. number five is comcast. second quarter profit up 15%, topping estimates. comcast, which in the midst of acquiring time warner cable, adding 2000 broadband customers in the quarter. >> number four is coca-cola. the beverage giant falling flat after reporting second-quarter profit lower than estimates. the demand for juice and diet coke and the u.s. -- in north america begins to slow down. >> have you had mexican coca-cola? real sugar. so intense. number three, chipotle mexican grill jumped to a new high based on higher than estimated results. they got a lift from a nationwide increase in menu prices fully rolled out at the end of the period. ofmcdonald's is not our kind place. a slump at the golden arches. sales slowed down, eating into

units. peloton technology is partnering with the department of transportation and highway safety to get themthe roads. his third month in a south korean hospital and they could be losing grip on the family. who is the family and how powerful are they? we explore that next. >> time now for bloomberg television's "on the markets." we did have a mixed session although the highlight of the s&p 500 up once again reaching an all-time high. down largelyagged by shares of boeing with concerns of cost of one of its new project. "bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west" where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. is entering his third month in hospital after a heart attack and the family is struggling to keep control of the company. yong, will beae taking control. they're working on the complicated structure that is sam's son. they will also have to cover $5 billion in inheritance taxes -- they're working on a combo kit a structure that is samsung. have afeel like you complete understanding of the structure? this is complicated? >> does anyon

we have huge investments in technology to speed up people traveling lawfully into united states. technology advancements. cargo advancements. there is money in those programs, that we would have to re-program to keep the protection going on now at the southwest border. >> can you be more specific what the impact is going to be? >> our request is narrower than the larger supplemental request that is around $400 million. we are in the process of examining the programs where we would have to take money from them to pay the costs we have an -- already incurred. >> $400 million will have to come out of screening trucks and other vehicles? >> it would have to come from a number of places, things congress has already approved that are valuable, not only to the nation for a protective, but not just to protection, but really to the nation's economy. >> in terms of the child migration issue, texas governor perry says he will do play up to -- he is going to deploy up to 1000 national guard troops. we have seen troops down there before in 2006 and 2007. back in 2010 under president obama. wha

>> no, but we are told he is being given a lego party, as any royal one-year-old -- >> united technologiesing some of the tone -- >> just reporting one dollar 84 versus $1.70.la -- $1.84 let's move onto company headlines. shift that credit suisse after the bank posted it's worse quarterly loss in six years, is that will stop commodity trading. apple's iphone launch will be the biggest ever this fall, screens will be larger, 4.7 inches and 5.5 inches, and according to the "wall street " apple is asking suppliers for up to 80 million phones, the biggest in its order in apple history. a time warner switches to defense. the board is trying to fend off rupert murdoch's takeover plan. the company is changing the bylaws meeting shareholders cannot call special meetings, taking detected away from hostile investors. 20 century fox controlled by rupert murdoch offered $75 billion for time warner. it has been rejected. >> very good, scarlet. right now, breaking news to continue on israel this morning. israeli army identifies a soldier unaccounted for in gaza. hamas says it is holding the soldier by t

a lot of good information from united states's companies and department of defense, the united states technologyalready stolen. it's a quiet stealing. people don't even know what's going on. it may be one of the snarl security experts told me it's the larger transforof knowledge in hisz ri going out of -- sucked out the country and going other places in the world, we have we have not yet got a methodology. >> do you think, gov nosh, what the well publicized, the target, was that a compromise? the terrorists look the add this and said, you know, we're over thinking this. it does not have to be planes or buildings, just take out the banking, the grid, and the americans are powerless. >> we're not powerless. we can -- fist of all, we need a cyber bill in congress that's been stalled and stopped, years of trying to get one think, and they have not. we have to get a bill through congress. second, the administration has to focus on cyber and unite the best of the private sector with the best of the government so that we know exactly what we're doing and have unified hike. you know, we have good defens

you got the likes of coca-cola, dupont, pittsburgh donald's, united technologies and verizon reportingcompany of nbc universal and cnbc reporting its footballs, after the bell, you got two heavy weights, apple and microsoft arc big day overall, especially for the tech side of things after the bell tomorrow, it will be a big week for earnings overall. we will be paying close attention to all those reports starting tomorrow morning, kelly, over to you. >> dom, will you be able to sleep? >> i will not be able to sleep. this earnings season has me all kind of insome fiia. >> thank you for a tireless effort covering all this. domny chu for now, for people following along from home with events outside of u.s. earnings, i think there is something they can read online what is happening. >>. >> i put out euro piece, we all talk about this all the time. the euro refuses to weaken they're throwing easy.policies, there is problems with the banking system if portugal. yet the euro remains strong. i look at y. some answers online. >> we'll be right back, cnbc headquarters, in the meantime, there is

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there was room for improvement to put it into one compact unit because technology improved. the joy we had together and that initial reaction was so overwhelming that i knew i had to move it forward and would take a swing at bringing this to market. >> what are you going to do now? >> now i have to make these. >>> a collision in san francisco sent an suv heading for a mother pushing a baby stroller. luckily she was able to pull the stroller back from the vehicle as it smashed into the handrail of a building entrance. the suv just barely missed the baby stroller by inches. the driver involved in the accident was taken to the hospital but mother and child were fortunately not hurt. >> as someone often pushing a stroller, that's terrifying. >>> our top story this hour illegal immigration and human smuggling. it's also happening in the caribbean where haitian migrants are trying to reach the u.s. mainland through puerto rico. human smuggling cases have tripled there. >> it's right there. target small boat. >> reporter: flying over the waters west of puerto rico an agent of custo

technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs.hen we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. charles: checking the board. it is not a runaway market. we are above that of the team thousand mark. time now for your morning globe report. the fed will have to act sooner then later. check the price of oil this morning. pretty quiet in the middle east. down 17,000. financials that are leading the way. it should help you. goldman sachs leading the way. though paul, the pool this week that has everyone talking. president obama is the worst president that we have had since world war ii. dan henninger from the "wall street journal" editorial page. this is a broad swath of americans. >> yes. you know, with obama, i think by and large, he made these decisions and brought it on himself. first of all, he has made himself the center of attention for five years. the spotlight is always on barack obama. he gives blamed for what is goin

becoming cup is fast one of the most popular events in the united states thanks in part to technology. 46% of americans are watching and at least six percent are watching online. soccer fans are also twice as likely to watch matches online and fans of other sports. our lead story of the day, for the second time in three weeks, there is a major shakeup in twitter's top executive ranks as the company tries to boost user engagement. twitter has named former goldman sachs anchor anthony noto as its new cfo. he led the twitter ipo and has a background including serving as the cfo of the nfl, a west white bread, spent some time in the middle east in the army. gupta, wholace mike will stay on as senior vice president of strategic investments. this comes weeks after reports of a power struggle. today's news is sending the shares of twitter higher. cory johnson is with me in the studio. from san diego is paul kedrosky. in l.a., jon erlichman. tell us more about anthony noto. obviously, well known on wall street. why take this job? >> and not just an investment banker, before that, spent time a

technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs.n we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. lou: coming up here tonight, this led the charge to educate america about the dangers of brain trauma in football. hall of fame linebacker giants legend gary carson joins us in the new book revealing the extent of what is pure hatred between presidents clinton and obama. we will take it up with the a team. just a week before the fourth of july and research released a poll i believe most americans will find most will find surprising it deeply troubling. it reveals 44% of those surveyed don't often feel proud to be american. and there is more. it is just as saddening. the belief in american exceptionalism is held by only a minority. only 28% say the united states stand above all other countries. not surprisingly researchers found trust in the government to be at near record lows. the results are sure to disturb americans but certai

president of the united states6e system we1wÑ have produced togr that's financed by the united states, it's israeli technologyel was able to bring that confrontation to a cease-fire. and a cease-fire which pretty much held throughout 2013 and is beginning to fray now and to restore detairnlts.gand allies r and more vulnerable to this threat from iran. our position is iran should not just be prevented from having nuclear weapons but prevented from having nuclear weapons capability. we do not believe the answer is to leave iran, to leave them parked as a threshold nuclear power. maybe some months or a little bit longer away from havingymata nuclear bombinspectors as theóg that's going to block iran from breaking out or sneaking out in order to have nuclear weapons in the future. inspectors will not do the job. the only thing that will do the job is to remove this nuclear weapons capability from iran. and we hope that the president obama and the rest of the p5 plus 1 leadership will make sure they stand veryduvery firm. sanctions are hitting the iranian economy very hard. there's no need to rush into a bad deal

some of the things they incorporated into the new housing unit is new technology and door controls.will make it safer. >> merchan approves of some of the changes as well. >> it's nicer, i'll tell you that much. >> go ahead and take off your uniform. >> overall the best change i like is the uniform. i guess they decided to have us wear red since we're in confinement. i was getting tired of orange. making me feel like an orange pumpkin. i mean, i'm a blood. right? so my favorite color is red overall. the bloods wear red. so it makes me feel comfortable, more comfortable. it brings a smile to my face. look at my cheeks. >> in addition to his history of assaulting staff, his gang affiliation is another reason he's in confinement. >> if you openly throw up gang signs, mention you're in a gang or give the appearance of trying to recruit for your gang you'll be confined in here. >> that's what society calls us, a gang. i tell you right now i'm not a gang member. i don't gang bang. i'm part of a brotherhood, a nation. this is my church, this is my religion. this is what i believe in. i am a

technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. lou: the obama administration today notifying congress another 200 military personnel to secure the embassy in baghdad. that brings the total number to just about 800. iraq he forces meanwhile trying to retake the city from the isil after the terrorist group declared all muslims declare allegiance to their leader. for more now on on the crisis n iraq and the u.s. response to this point, i'm joined by christopher hill. ambassador, good to have you with us. as expected, i believe at least most expected, now w we're up to 800 troops some two weeks later. where are we headed, do you think? >> i think the u.s. troops, additional u.s. troops are supposed to help plot the evacuation of the embassy. were that come to pass, u.s. troops is an amount of troops that are not going to be decisive, they are trying to sort of help the iraqi forces,

technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs.hen we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. john: i don't care who you marry a bit is that your own gender, find. most libertarians say that is fine. mosaic it should be a private contract between consenting adults. and where they clearly a differ harrisburg issam as the supreme court declared restrictions. >> those to hurt the most are the children of america because very clearly every the child deserves a mom and the dad. >> they are offensive on so many levels. they're attacking something they have no jurisdiction over the foundational unit of our society. >> a loving the gays to merry threatens that? i don't get that. how does that brought in my marriage? here to educate me is right and anderson author of what his marriage? eight defense it sounds like you feel under attack. >> has been the last 40 or 50 years it is not the same-sex relationships or out of wedlock ch

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technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs.hen we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. neil: the government is trying to move get out all the pro- russian advocates. we are up in our troop to plymouth there, but not a lot. syria has i was imploding in israel since these three teenagers have been killed in the like a pressure cooker and the president according to his critics very disengaged. sc appearance globally. is it their? former senator joe liberman. maybe depth president isn't that engaged and he doesn't think we should be is a country. do you think we should be? >> of course, i think we should be. history tells me that if we are not engaged in the world and i don't mean we could take care of everyone's problem, but if we are not showing leadership in america suffers and we certainly suffer in terms of our security. we also suffer in terms of our economy and prosperity. neil: what do we have to show when we