greg watson, walgreen's president and ceo.today, tommy thompson, former health and human services secretary. greg, thank you for joining us again. it's good to see you. we know in the past we've made comments there's a problem out there when it comes to the cost structure for health care and we have to make some progress in reforming that. you said you're behind many of the obama proposals. but what is the best proposal out there and what worries you the most when you look at the different proposals out there? >> i look at the show on the public-private demand. my main things on is as an employer, i'm covered as an employer. the debate is the true reform of the health care delivery system. and when i talked about one of the key principles i think the president's had from the beginning that he's asked that any health care had, it focuses on prevention of disease and health and wellnd. i think that's where an employer can help. a lot of good innovation that can focus on preventing disease. we, as an example, we insent our employ

night have walgreen, wright aide, cvs. where are that entrepreneurs? take home depot, which destroys the small hardware stores in its path. not deliberately, but that is the net result. not a very nice place to do business, and it also makes the country so bland. you go to a shopping center in florida and you can go to the same one more or less in virginia. where are the shopkeepers? i used to love in new york, taking a taxi to the airport, going over to 59th street through all of the little shopping things. i would look at the store that sold shoe, a store that sold carpets. who are these people, these entrepreneurs? the chamber of commerce, supported entirely almost -- they say they are not, but the big money comes from the people who have the money -- i doubt they are going to do the job that should be done. >> i think that is actually one of the unintended consequences of the fact that the government has gone into the private sector activity, like gm, is the fact that we maybe -- people will have been laid off, they go off to garages and, with nonb

earnings is gonna be better at cbs in walgreen's evaluation wise we've looked at those stocks acting cbs right now for the next 12 months is the better value. directv is another stop the to like is benefiting from the switch to digital tv but keep in mind in the first quarter and profits fall 46% on higher costs does that concern you especially woodstock so much competition is specially priced cable? busy to grow their subscriber base and a nice break in another reason we like is that they have this ownerships procter dead during the prizes liberty media when you see that ownership structure cleared up direct offers a takeover candidate i think a company like at&t expand in on the satellite side will take a hard look at the tv. many money managers are expecting correctional markets will be used that to get into the stocks? i would but honestly i don't think you need to wait for a correction i think we like the prices at this time if someone were to buy the non it will be fine. that is so much for your insight as always. online items and you can find more stock advice on our website a

. >> pl: walgreen's is now 50, for 50.rug storehain will open itfirst store in alaska this weekend giving it presence in everstate in the union. the storeshere will have unique, special feures to ndle frigid weather, includi heatedidewalks and drive- throughs. the rst store is slated for governor sarah palin's hetown of wasilla, a mmunity walgres says has great growth potential. >> susie: here's aook at what's hapning next week: >> paul: my guest "market nitor" tonight is robert drach, edir of the "drach weekly report" in tallsee, florida. and welcome back to "nigly business repor bob. >> paul: you were ncernedabout s money to the economy. e you still concerned about that? >> no.no -- >> paul: snow? >> it's ginning to trickle in.t. it's a very straightforward tuation. >> paul:o you're seeing realproe boostwill eventually help the stock mark? yeah.but you ought to be seeine beginning oft. it changes things funmentally. once istart it doesn't stop. it's a msive, massive amoun worldwide. it goes on to 2015. >> paul: what's yo

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the victim made his way near a walgreen store nearby. no word on a motive or a suspect. 15 minutes later, police found a man shot in the head on fairfax road and was pronounced dead on the scene. police are not linking the two shootings. police in aberdeen are investigating a july 4 homicide. a man was found shot in an apartment and pronounced dead on the scene. police have identified the victim from the bronx in new york. police are looking for these two men. they were last seen leaving the area with a new york license plate. if you have any information, you are asked to call aberdeen police. >> developments tonight in the criminal case against mayor sheila dixon. according to paperwork filed today, witnesses are being called to testify about the use of cards. the mayor's lawyers are asking the judge to cancel the subpoena. we will have more on this later. tonight, baltimore city wants to get tough on animal cruelty. it is the first jurisdiction in the nation to create a task force with the purpose of ending animal abuse. kate amara has

they wanted to put in a walgreen's. this guy got ticked off and sued. do they have a point in cross-examining sotomayor that, look, this guy got the short end and you didn't do anything about it? >> i think she is -- people worry that she is hostile to private property rights. this case demonstrates that. you know, she sides with basically a village that was essentially extorting these landowners. you are extorting. she sided with them. megyn: there are arguments on the other side that this panel she was on on the second circuit deciding this had pretty good legal footing. >> right. we heard from shannon. i think there are people who made strong arguments on both sides. obviously shannon's report says even some of sotomayor's supporters have questioned the way that she reasoned to this. we have seen other her dismissal with the wave of her hands without engaging in them fully was a mistake. there was a "washington times" editorial that said that didn't do just -- justice to the gravity of the issues involved. megyn: it looks like the other judges on the

. >>> city police investigating tonight after a man was shot near a walgreens drug store in northwest baltimore. it happened shortly before noon today. police tell us the adult male was shot once in the leg. he was taken to sinai hospital for treatment. he is expected to survive. and we have no word on any suspects. >>> well, just moments ago, police identified two bodies found at a wicomico campsite. officers discovered richard ozelo. and christine aquimetko. both dead at the woodlawn campground. >>> the sheriff's office was called to check on the people at the campground from someone who was concerned for their well being. when they got there, the sheriffs found their dead bodies. they had been there for several days and had already been decomposing. >>> the next time you go for a drink of water, will it be from the tap or from a bottle? if you're one of a million americans who drink from a bottle, you may want to listen up. kai has two reports. >> reporter: both report comes to the same conclusion. what is in that bottle might not make you happy. that's because bottled water manufa

rockies and northern and central part of the plai >> this weather report has been brought to you by walgreensanks. >>> let's do some numbers now. there are 83 million mothers waking up across the country this morning. 72 million of them use the internet all the time. an an estimated 60% of their conversations online are the same chatter buzzing on playgrounds all over, including the mention of brands or products. leading the conversation are 11,000 mommy bloggers. please are mothers soundsing off online about everything from diapers, chicken pox or postpartum depression. here's what you might not know. a lot of these mommy bloggers are cashing in. >> what is it? i hope it's fun. >> reporter: she keeps her mailman busy. she's the mother of two behind classymommy.com, a website she created to help other moms navigate the crush of new products for kid. within months, it started. first mom inventors, then bigger and bigger companies started sending her stuff for free. how many companies right now are sending you products or paying you in some way or another? >> you know, i think as far as compani

. >> now available at walgreens. >> you know, smelling is -- smelling is my least favorite sense anyway crime beat tonight, a man in new york has been charged with fraud for allegedly dressing up as his dead mother to collect her social security benefits. he would go -- it sounds impossible but he pulled it off for six years. >> a new york man is facing charges for posing as his dead mother. police say thomas parkette wore his mom's wig and makeup and he pulled off a real state scam. >> my son would never do anything like that. he's a good boy. >> thanks, mom. >> you're welcome. >> well, you understand? >> maybe not. >> same guy. it's not his mother. his mother passed away. now you get it, right? [ laughter ] now you feel dumb for not laughing at all. and one more thing. the mexican navy this week seized almost 2,000 pounds of cocaine hidden inside the bodies of frozen sharks. now, first of all, who knew mexico has a navy? i mean, -- [ laughter ] the color navy. secondly i know people find creative ways to smuggle drugs, but stuffing cocaine inside a shark might be the strangest one i'v

here now th his reaeactn n a cnbc exclusives ggory watson, walgreens president and ceo. for your meme. >>>>t't's great to be he,e, eck. let's talk first about thahat didend announcemenent cacae if you lookacack at w whas s en haening over the fst half, there's something g li$46 billion in cuts to divididen ththat came, onlyyonsumer stapas in the sececonhaha are rsing dividends. whwhy d d u raise your dividend and how did you do i i >> we feel good t tha we w wee able in this s ugugh cocomy. 'r'repending off an awful lot of cash. thisis i i our 76th yr of offering a dividend,,3434th ye of shshin an crease.. wewe tugug it was the r rig thing to ddo. asouounow, we made e e e decision to slolow storegrowth. 'll slow it dnn to 2.5% 3% from 9%grgrth last ye.. 'r're nfident in ourstrategy. we think the r rhtht thing to d is rewewar our shareholders at this point in timeme wh a dividend increase. >> and when y you hearhahat vic president biden hadoo sayed about the chgeges that are coming to our alal care sysyst, what's walgreen doing try toto pfoform for at?? >>>> well, i i tnk

walgreens. want you to be careful, though.twitter, robin, they have not come up with a perfect verification system, so it seems like something could say, this is kmart, and not be kmart. >> okay. so watch out, but i think once they get the verification up there, it will be a great place to get some deals. >> i've not joined twitter yet, either, because i'm not sure whether anybody wants to know where i'm brushing my teeth and stuff. >> because you're not a twit? i'm just kidding. >>> lance armstrong came out of retirement to take on one more tour de france, but according to lance himself he may not be close to being donement those are fighting words for the french, aren't they? >> lance is like mr. swtwitter. why an eighth title might not enough to satisfy lance armstrong. >>> come on, come on. are you on time? it is a quarter to the hour. attorney general eric holder may call for an investigation into the bush administration's terror interrogations. that is from a source familiar with the process. a decision to appoint a pros

don't forget pharmacies and retailers like walgreens, kmart.acies. and, of course, talk to your doctor or pharmacist. they may know ways of getting these drugs for you cheaper. they may know which meds will go generic. so they may be able to help you out ahead of time. >> that is awesome. okay. gerri, as always, what's the e-mail address if people have questions. >> gerr@cnn.com. let us know what your questions are about your wallet, your pocketbook, even your med costs. >> great tips as always. thanks, gerri. >>> gerri is a part of our money team. christine romans, ali velshi, susan lisovicz and a lot of people you don't see on television do a terrific job. go to cnn money.com for the latest. today's special report, recession or recovery: main street tales. it's at cnnmoney.com. >>> a lender supplying the life blood of american small businesses teeters on the verge of bankruptcy. now new hope that cit group can be saved. >>> authorities in florida expect to reveal another motive in the brutal killing of a couple that adopted more than a dozen

i like them more than walgreen, but it is on retail. back end i don't think it is as good as medco health. i reiterate they like mhs. i reiterate that i like express scripts, but i'm still a buyer of cvs because it is the dominant drugstore chain in america. and the lightning round is over! >> here's one from jim, harley davidson hog announced their last quarter earns decreased 93%, shipments of new motorcycles have plunged and they'll accelerate their plant closings and start a new round of massive layoffs. the daily volume more than tripled but the price instead of plunging surged over 8%. i don't get it. was explain why? how do you read this? okay, this is what happens at the bottom. remember, we talked about the texas instruments example. texas instruments reported a horrible quarter, cleaned out the inventory and said things are bad. the stock has since doubled. at the bottom, strange things happen. harley davidson has come down a huge amount. this is the beginning of what i think is the end of the underperformance. people want to

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we see this in walgreens and even in target, they are starting to open up medical clinics in the storesink 22 targets have medical clinics in them. so i think this is the wave of the future, and you're going to see it a lot more. >> yep. michael? >> absolutely. you know, it's the only thing that makes sense in health care. just pay what it's worth. >> okay. now topic three. diane, you're going to start us off. i've been saying the recession is over for weeks, but what about the he session, yes, he, as in h-e. i didn't write this, but think it's clever. according to numerous recent studies, men are being hurt far more by unemployment than women are. in fact, women will be the key to helping us climb out of this recession. i say this story is overplayed. diane, if men are getting laid off more, it's because mo men work. >> i think it's underplayed, dennis. >> whoa! >> and you sho there is still a valuable role formacho in the rld of business. i think there is study after study coming out, and the reality is, compani that ignore half the population when filling their senior ranks do so at

drug store chain walgreen opens in alaska this weekend giving it a presence in every state in the unionst store is in governor sarah palin's home town of wasilla. the next one's in anchorage. monday, strategist joe battipaglia gives us his forecast for stocks now that economic green shoots appear to be drying up. for more financial news, tune in to "nightly business report" weeknights on this public television station.

police say this is him holding up a walgreens store in cleveland, ohio.er of tracy pickerell. police alleged days after the walgreens incident jackson shot her in the back during a botched robbery at the soap opera lau laundrom laundromat. >> for what? for a gold necklace and $36, $50 or whatever came out of that place, he had to take her life for nothing, for nothing. >> reporter: jackson was taken into custody by the cleveland police s.w.a.t. team and u.s. marshals. he's being held on $10 million bond. an attorney has not been retained are assigned for the murder charge but his father told cnn affiliate wjw -- >> i know it's not him to be like that, and i know that he must have gotten with the wrong crowd. >> it wasn't just suspected murderers who were rounded up. the marshals say of the 36,000 arrests, more than 2,300 were wanted sex offenders. in the course of that month-long sweep they also recovered nearly 600 guns and about 2,400 kilograms of narcotics, wolf. impressive. >> some 500 suspected murderers were on the loose going into "operation falcon

also the insiders of cvs, walgreens, plus the pharma industry's leader, willie tossen.alking about patients and doctors on the front lines, what they're hoping for, what they worry about. we're going to get to all of it today. of course, there is wall street's daily business not to be forgotten here. early components, travelers and exxon mobil. we get a handful of other issues this morning, we're talking about international paper, dow chemical. there's a lot of things happening today. we will not miss any of it. ross, squawk is coming up at the top of the hour. would you do a favor for me? >> yep. >> would you pass a message on to bertha for me? >> yeah, okay. what's the song? ♪ it's a small world after all it's a small world after all ♪ don't get it stuck in your head in the meantime. but i just looked at the lyrics, and i'm going to have them all for her ♪ it's a world of laughter a world of cheer ♪ >> she's so nice, so nice, so evil. unbelievable. thank you very much for that, becky. >> i have to plot my revenge. >> analysts are expecting profits at exxon mobil to be

all that weather was brought to you by walgreens. oh, chris? >> thank you, my friend. >>> mr.did you know, you will know, that mr. dispirito can also cook on the big, silver screen. there's a new movie, "the ugly truth." gerard butler. pretty good name. katherine heigl. pretty good name. >> i thought they were hiring me for craft services. next thing i know, i'm in the trailer. it's a smart, sexy movie. good girl. bad guy. maybe they fall in love. i'm not going to say. >> why not? you only tell the truth here. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> beautiful. one more success. what do we have here? it's summertime. we like to mix the flavors. >> unlike in the movie, where i say i'm serving chicken and actually serve duck, i'm actually serving chicken. we serve it with a dish of avocado and red onion. >> what have we done to the breast? >> you can buy chicken cutlers that are already cut thin, if you don't have the time. they're a little more expensive that way. if you want to save money, just bubuy boneless chicken breasts, and cut them. if you don't have a meat pounder,

all that weather was brought to you by walgreens.> and whom do we owe this to? maria. you've met her before. she's makeup artist, friend, shoulder to lean on. because of the magic she works, "allure" magazine offered her a challenge. go to the drugstore. get a complete arsenal of makeup at drugstore prices. that means under $10. let's see what she picked out. >> people are forever asking me what makeup i use on diane. i have to tell you, most of it comes from the drugstore. i'm about to dive into my olympic event. that's shopping at the drugstore. let's go. i love this black radiance bronzer. it works for so many complexions. and you can use it as an eye shadow. this wet and wild perfect pair lip wand, you get lipstick and a liner on the other end that you never have to sharpen. this revlon blush, there's tons of shades to choose from. and it packs a good color punch. this mabelline liquid foundation is fabulous. it will not go back into the bottle. >> maria varel here to talk about. you had no problem finding things you love? >> it'

all that weather use brought to you by walgreens. it's chris, right? chris?r, not good. eating with michael schlow, very good. the high level of cuisine. beautiful to have you here. >> thank you. >> yesterday, we were talking about butchering. the flank steak, an inexpensive piece of meat. you're going to tell us how to cook it. >> it's not hard to do. as i say in my cookbook, the best flank steak ever. do this the day before you make the streak. olive oil. vinegar. these are red onions we diced up. measured out already. super easy. >> this is? >> balsamic vinegar. i like to put in cayenne pepper to make it spicy. ketchup. >> what's this? >> worcester shire sauce. thyme and rosemary. salt. and we're good. make this the day before. mix it all up. it looks like this. take a plastic bag. pour iover the top. shake it up. and let this sit in your refrigerator overnight. >> next day, you're ready to go. >> you take it out. you pat it dry. put salt and pepper on it. and just bring it to the grill. >> all right. cooking this thing, it's great to have schlow helping u

this tweet deals with that, "do in-store clinics for-and illnesses at walgreen's in my area fit in tohe health care plan"? guest: many people that have used these urgent care clinics, does that help with their costs? of many people believe that they do. and that they would. if you are not going to hang cvs minute clinic on a saturday, what is your other option? the emergency room, which is the highest cost setting for care. host: of palm beach,k florida,eith, -- keith, palm beach, fla. caller: is there a discussion on getting bills from hospitals? i know someone who recently had a $10,000 hernia operation and was overcharged $2,000, $1,000 in medication. when she was trying to correct the bill, it took money away from the hospital, but her part one of -- went up. why not go for a small, basic plan, tried to get the 14 million people that qualify for these programs on here? host: you are putting a lot on the table. let me go back. her insurance premium went up, what, specifically? caller: not the premium. $2,000 of over-charges was taken away from the insurance company, taken away from

pharmacy, taken by condemnation by the city so another private developer could build a walgreens on the same property. the way the condemnation came about should send chills down the spieps odownthe spines of a. the wall green developer told the land owner that he could keep his land and build a c.v. expvmenvs.and they would not coe just had to fork over half ownership in the business so i look at that and i can understand request the land owner thought he was being blackmailed. judge sotomayor looked at that and called it a "business as usual," a simple negotiation but it is no negotiation when one party possesses the power through the city to take your property whether you agree or not. in another curiously short two-page opinion, judge sonia sotomayor's court rejected the lawn owner's claim holding that the courtroom doors were closed to a land owner because he brought his claim too late. the logic was the land owner had to bring the claim to court months before the extortion occurred and the afo the affects violating the constitution because the constitution states property should n

. >> i think you would have some kind of retail outlet and it would be a walgreen's it could be a hospital. >> reporter: the idea got a boost from governor schwarzenegger who spent months trying to avert a budget catastrophe. >> i think we ought to study very carefully what other countries are doing that have legalized marijuana. >> reporter: most lawmakers right now do not support broad legalization. so advocates are also working toward a 2010 ballot initiative that would let voters decide. according to a field poll, 56% of californians support legalization. on the local level, the easiest way to cash in is by taxing medical cannabis. oakland last week became the first city to directly impose a tax on dispensaries. city councils in los angeles, san francisco and santa cruz are discussing similar messages. it might seem odd for dispensaries to back the idea and want to pay more in taxes but they welcome the chance to be seen as legitimate valuable businesses. steve d'angelo runs a dispensary if oakland. >> criminals don't pay taxes. citizens do pay taxes and our hope is that the movement w

build a cvs farmly taken by condemnation by the city so that another private developer could build a walgreens pharmacy on it. the developer who was pursuing a redevelopment supported by the city told the landowner he could keep the land and build that cvs as long as he forked over $800,000 to him and half ownership of his business. so in another two-page opinion, short, without much discussion, she rejected those claims. the constitution says private property can only be taken for public use. that was not followed in that case. so each of these three cases of importance, deserve to be treated with great thoughtfulness and care, yet in each instance, her decisions were unacceptably short and their only consistency was that the result favored a liberal pro government ideology against the individuals asserting their constitutional rights. so mr. chairman, i appreciate you and i know people will disagree on this and can disagree honestly, but after all is said and done, my evaluation of the testimony at the hearing and the study of the cases i've mentioned, i've concluded that this nomination not

the walgreen's developer who is pursuing a redevelopment plan supported by the city told the land ofothers that he could keep his land and build cvs, all he had to do was for over half ownership in his business. so i looked at that and could understand why the landowner thought he was being blackmailed. judge sonia sotomayor called it a business as usual and simple negotiation. it is no negotiation when one party possesses the power through the city to take your property whether you agree or not. in a two page opinion, judge sonia sotomayor's court rejected a landowner's claim, holding the courtroom doors were closed because he brought his claim too late. the logic was of the landowner had to bring it to the extortion -- before the extortion occurred, the result was to violate the constitution, plainly states property shall not be taken for public use without just compensation. the supreme court has been clear that you cannot take private property except for public use. prof. ileus allman who has talked about are the matters, said this case was the most anti property rights case sinc

buy the rest of general motors to keep ford motor company honest or to buy a drugstore to keep walgreen's honest or buy a government restaurants to keep old charlie's honest. who else says we're headed in the wrong directions? the democratic governors as well as republican governors. but i said here on the floor last week that governors of colorado, the governors of montana, my home state government said this is the mother of all unfunded mandates. they're looking at the idea of dumping -- and i use that word carefully -- dumping another 20 million low-income americans into a failed program called medicaid which 40% of the doctors won't see, they call that health reform, and then they're going to shift the cost to the states after about five years. the governors are appalled by this plan. the congressional budget office says we're going in the wrong direction. and senator mcconnell, the republican leader, has said the only bipartisan thing about the health care debate is the opposition to it. so let me take each of those points one by one. there are seven big problems with the two health

it would be a walgreens.orter: he got the boost from governor schwarzenegger who spent months trying to avert the catastrophe. >> if you study very carely what other countries are doing that have legalized marijuana -- >> reporter: most lawmakers right now do not support broad legalization so advocates are also working towards a 2010 ballot initiative that would let voters decide. according to a poll, 56% of californians support legalization. on the local level, meanwhile, the easiest wra to caay to cashy texting medical cannabis. a tax was imposed on dispensaries. los angeles, san francisco and santa cruz are discussing similar measures. it might seem odd for des pendi to back the idea and want to pay more in taxes -- >> criminals don't pay taxes. citizens do pay taxes. our hope is that the movement will be seen as a group of citizens rather than a group of criminals. >> reporter: given the political environment, if it does make the ballot, it's possible that voters could legalize marijuana in california as

aarp and walgreens have launched a wellness center to launch free screenings. you pay what you can afford based on your income. to find a health center near you go to find a health center hrsa.gov. >> we always hear how expensive it is to go to the e.r. how about a doctor's visit? that can be expensive. >> crazy. you can negotiate. in you recently lost a job or face a deductible that will devastate your budget let your doctor know. call your insurer and ask a customer service rep how much the company will cover for the type of service you need. then pass that information along to your doctor. if your doctor isn't willing to come down in price, may want to shop around for one who will. make sure to pay close attention to your bills. experts say there are errors in eight out of ten medical bills. keep records of everything you take. check it against your medical file. you can find it at the hospital's billing office. if you see a mistake send a certified letter requesting a new bill and a copy to all. >> that's shocking to hear there's so many mistakes. also, wha

a cvs pharmacy taken by condemnation by the city so that another private developer could build a walgreens pharmacy on it. a developer who was pursuing a redevelopment supported by the city told the landowner he could keep the land and build that cvs as long as he forked over $800,000 to him and have ownership of his business. so another two page opinion, sure, without much discussion she rejected those claims. and the constitution says private property can only be taken for public use, and that was not followed in that case. so each of these three cases deserve to be treated with great thoughtfulness and care, yet in each instance or decisions were unacceptably short. and they are only consistency was that the result favored a liberal pro-government ideology against the individuals asserting their constitutional right. so, mr. chairman, i appreciate you and i know people will disagree on this, and can disagree on its way. but after all that is said and done my evaluation of the testimony at the hearing and a study of the cases i mentioned, i have concluded that this nomination should not