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walgreens.negger. >> that's right. he's recovering in the hospital this morning after a major health scare. good morning. >> good morning. in fact you know him from his stunts and his flexing. he's broken ribs, a leg, even had his hip replaced. but this time it was his heart. now arnold schwarzenegger on the mend after an unexpected complication forced a planned procedure forced him team of quick thinking doctors to perform emergency open heart surgery. >> this morning arnold schwarzenegger waking up from the procedure in good spirits. his first words a play on his famous catchphrase from the wildly popular terminator franchise. >> i'm back. >> schwarzenegger now 70 years old checked into the hospital thursday for a planned heart valve replacement when the commonplace procedure suddenly became high risk. >> they were trying a minimally invasive approach, and they had to go to open heart surgery. >> reporter: he underwent a valve replacement in 1997. his rep telling nbc news that valve had never

paul star-tribune" says the family of prince is suing a hospital and walgreens pharmacy. a week before he was found dead from an accidental drug overdose in 2016, prince suffered an opioid overdose aboard a plane. he was revived by paramedics. the suit claims a doctor and pharmacist at trinity medical center failed to appropriately treat and investigate the first overdose which allegedly contributed to his death. walgreens is accused of dispensing improper prescriptions. >>> and the "los angeles times" reports a federal appeals court ruled a monkey can't sue for copyright infringement of selfies. a smiling seven-year-old crested macaque in indonesia took several selfies in 2011 when a wildlife photographer left his camera unattended. he sued claiming the monkey -- peta sued claiming the monkey owned the copyright. the court said copyright infringement can only be claimed on behalf of humans. >>> still ahead, new toy troubles. the latest company that's struggling in the wake of the toys 'r' us closures. ke of the toys 'r' us closures. ♪ ah, my poor mouth breather. allergie

essentially you can go to cvs, walgreens, go to local law enforcement, go back to take back day.dea.gov. find a local drop-off point. take unused prescriptions, tell neighbors, colleagues, community, grandma, grandpop, clear them out and dispose of them. take back day he talked about it, tweeted about it, did his radio address bit. we collected historic 900,000 pounds, i want to repeat, that 900,000-pounds of tiny little pills, enough to fill three boeing, 757 aircraft. clear them out. president called for 30% reduction in prescribing over next three years. you cut down demand by cutting supply. folks don't hoard them. you can't flush them. they go into drinking water. can't just throw them away, they can get in the hands of pets or children, folks trying to miss use prescriptions. take-back day. lots of locations around the country. abby: not political. it saves lives. kellyanne, so important the. steve: thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> steve: breaking news at start the interview, starting in the next month or so the president of the united states will stop by fox and friends on

here's walgreen's that had been beaten to smithereens because of the threat of amazon, so they stickith their bearish trade on staples that continue to get beat up by what scott gallaway called amazon's zero cost of capital, and on the other hand, walgreen's looks like a screaming buy because i don't think -- you just can't create that many pharmacists, so it just is fantastic. that stock looks like a powerfully good buy to us. >> all right let's talk a little bit more about yields today, the 10-year treasury yield hits 3%, first time in four years we flirted with it we finally punched through it. what's so significant about that >> it's time to assess you know, the fact that borr borrowing costs are going up, and the reason maybe it gave the market pause is because of what bob said, it's this sort of doubt in the back of people's minds that maybe it's happening for not the best of reasons. it's not just about growth accelerating >> people said that, oh, as soon as that happens, you're going to see people selloff the fang names. >> yes >> what is the connection there? >> that has bee

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its merger with walgreens help increase earnings and sales for the year. shares of rite-ai were off a fraction to $1.63. >>> go proe has caught the eye of a chinese company that may be interested in making an acquisition offer. a report fro the information said that electronic's maker is based in ina. it has considered buying the camera maker but it doesn't want to over pay. go pro ceo has said he is open to the deal. shar were up 7% of the news to $5.22. >>> shareholder berkshire hathaway says it plans to vote against the new board no, 'amny as it pushes usg to reconsider that $6 billion takeover offer from germany's canals. it has a stake in the construction companyas asked shareholders to vote against it as part of a tactic to accept its offer. it rows by 2% to 40.77. >>> after the bell tonight, broadcom said it was launching a $12 billion share buyback program. shares in the after-hours inially took off on the announcement. they finished the regular session down a fraction at 239.43. >>> the new tax law passed late lastwas expected to hit many in high

. >>> and the family of singer prince has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against walgreens and a chicago hospital which treated him a week before his death. the family claims the hospital failed to appropriately investigate his overdose. just last week authorities announced prince died from taking counterfeit vicodin that contained fentanyl but said no criminal charges would be filed because they were unable to determine how he got those pills. >>> and closing arguments are expected today in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. the defense rested its without calling cosby to the stand. his first trial on these charges ended with a hung jury. >>> there's a mystery in the arctic this morning. scientists say they're baffled by these crater-like holes in the arctic sea ice. nasa posted a picture of them as part of a contest hoping someone could identify what caused them. shouldn't nasa be able to identify them? well, theories range from melting caused by climate change to the movement of seals. i say definitely aliens. >> of course. >> of course. >> okay. >>> coming up, the new concern about d

it's believed prince had taken out prescriptions at several walgreens stores - four times in the week steve? (pam) the barbara bush funeral service will be attended by the most prominent names in american politics, but today ... it is the public's turn to mourn, and to celebrate the life of the former first lady.. (steve) karin caifa (prono: kay-fuh) has been following the tributes this week, and reports now from houston, with a look at today's public viewing for the former first lady, and how people from all walks of life, are paying their respects. many houstonians are proud to have called barbara bush, their neighbor.mos: she's done so much. her love for children and literacy is just awesome. besides, she's just such a wonderful wife and mother. vicky knowles: they just wanted to make houston their home, so that is just very, very special.the former first lady and her husband may have taken up residence in washington and elsewhere over the years but for nearly six decades, they always came back here.today, it's an opportunity for the public to say farewell to their neighbor. a publ

spiking by a percent, and we watch walgreens and write a, but also up.4% interestingly, the least movement is amazon shares themselves. although it is seen detrimental to other industries as it gets in, not a lot of hopes riding on it getting into the drug business and that being good for its sales. shery: very interesting dynamics. it is time for the bloomberg business flash and a look at the biggest business stories right now. oracle co-ceo says the pentagon plans to form a civil contract for cloud services makes no sense. bloomberg reported earlier she criticized the bidding process at a private dinner with president trump this month. she argues the procurement process seems designed to benefit amazon. if on a request for proposals which outlines the 10 year contract is scheduled to be released in may and awarded by september. washington has blocked the chinese telecom company from exporting sensitive technology from the u.s.. the commerce department determined that bp made false statements last year and in 2016 when it fell to disclose full bonuses t

centric companies trading higher, including cbs that cvs, walgreens, kroger, most of the revenue comes from the u.s., most of the products sold not affected by a possible trade war. the technicals are still weak for the s&p 500. 4399, whicht g #btv you can access on gtv, a one-year chart of the s&p 500. uptrend last year where the buyers had the index above the two day moving average and think, the 200 a moving average and blue. this is called a diamond top. the area of congestion typically breaks to the downside, a concern, 50 day moving average down, that tells you that the sellers are really stepping up and the buyers are disappearing with the average on the 200 day moving average, if that brings the downside, it would mean 2200. david: beware of the technicals. thank you. president trump said he will do it and now he has, trade representative announced 25% tariffs on $50 billion worth of imports from china, china came back with a similar set of proposed sanctions on some of products. joshua wrote the book on steve bannon. welcome. good to have you. do you think the trump administra

games, praying here in the pews, catching up with a neighbor while pushing her own buggy through walgreenswith the president and bar, my wife laura leaned over to kiss the president on the cheek. at which point, bb, one of her beloved dogs nipped my wife on the calf. this is a badge of honor, by the way. apologies came but the next morning on our door step was a beautiful orchid with a handwritten note. dear laura i'm so sorry about the bite. you just look good enough to eat. my word, we could talk endlessly about how great this woman is. but we're reminded in the lesson from ecclesiastes that there comes the time for everything. even the end of a great story. the least of barbara's virtue, i think was patience. if you're sharing a meal or waiting on her favorite drink bourbon and water, for the record, apart to say with all of the talk about drinking and all of the language from the pulpit, we've done a great deal of evangelism for my church today, thank you. if things were slowing up, barbara would say why the holdup barbara liked to see things move along and i think that's why we're her

we have enough failed mergers of our time if walgreen's had such a hard time buying a chunk of stories from rite aid. and then how the heck can this deal pass muster we have lots of price competition. in theory, prices would rise, stores shut down money loss. new style of things, but after reading the manifesto, small parts of your brain starts believing this deal would be good for america creating tons of jobs putting us back in the lead when it comes to 5g perhaps lowering your phone bill i read through the material twice. here is the crux, this combination will enforce a fierce competitor -- in the form of lower prices, more innovation and second to none experience end quote. he added three times the workforce when most of the time folks assumed he would do the opposite i doubted john taking customers away from verizon. yet he did it with even an inferior network promised me he would build a superior network and he delivered on both so when he claims will be more investments, better jobs, lower prices, i may believe him. i think he will do it again. coming out swinging at all of the

that set up walgreens and cvs up 7%. >>> even a price hike cannot slow netflix down.t added 7.4 million subscribers in the first months of 2018. a 50% jump from last year. for a total of 125 million users. that blew away expectation. especially after netflix raised prices. netflix credits success to a blitz of original programming, including reboot of "queer eye" and launch of the talk show from david letterman. all told, netflix introduced 32 original series and movies during the first quarter. that doesn't come cheap. netflix will spend $8 billion on content this year. >>> dominos ramping up the food delivery. it will now deliver pizza to 150,000 outdoor locations. the hot spots include beaches, parks and central park and gateway arch in st. louis. over the past decade, services forced domino's to expand. getting a pistons zza at the be. >> long been delivery at my beach. long lines of pizza delivery. >>> "early start" continues right now with the latest on sean hannity and the link to president trump's personal lawyer. >>> fox star sean hannity forced to explain af

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shares of cbs, walgreens, and others are all higher on the news.rts earnings the close today. the world's biggest online tv network posted big numbers last quarter adding more than 8 million new subscribers. netflix sort cap -- forecast net about 5 million internationally. numbers in line with wall street estimates. up 62% this year making it the second-best performer in the s&p 500. continues to double down on great britain. the startup that specializes in shared workspaces is teaming up with two other firms to pay 826 million dollars for an office complex in london. that weg news reported work which is bass bite -- backed by softbank's entered negotiations to buy the complex. we work announced the deal has closed without disclosing the purchase price. that is your business flash update. netflix reporting it is under pressure in the second. that is not managing to pull down the broader tech sector. higher by seven tell of 1% or you can look at the performance overall. gains across the board. not one sector for the s&p 500. in the red, the financia

we refer people that use drugs that walgreens is an opportunity for safety disposal. i know that people can dispose at tom wadel clinic. that's a great opportunity that we can explore further as a disposal option. >> supersizer fewer: we have a lot of hospitals and health clinics all over the city in spots. then i'm wondering evangelical b even -- i'm wondering even at police stations if you can go and dispose of your needles. >> i work very closely with the san francisco police department. i know that some of the stations have taken it upon themselves to get disposal supplies from me and have disposal boxes at their stations where people can dispose. it depends on the relationship that an individual -- people use drugs have with the police department because there's also -- that's often a barrier but i have seen out of the in the community some tenderloin police officers walk around with small boxes and give them out. that seems to be a good relationship. >> supervisooor fewer: you say the kiosks are emptied every four to six weeks but what about the other things? >>

games, praying here in the pews, catching up with a neighbor while pushing her own buggy through walgreensf her beloved dogs, nipped my wife on the calf. this is a badge of honor, by the way. apologies came but the next morning on our doorstep was a beautiful osrchid with a handwritten note. dear laura, i'm so sorry about the bite, you just looked good enough to eat. my word, we could talk endlessly about how great this woman is. but we're reminded in the lesson from ecclesiastes that there comes a time for everything, even the end of a great story. the least of barbara's virtues i think was patience. if you're sharing a mlr waiting on her favorite drink, bourbon and water for the record, i pause to say with all the talking about drinking and all the language from the pulpit, we've done a great deal of evaadvantage gel lis sell fo our church today, thank you. and i mean that sincerely. if things were slowing up, barbara would say "why the hold up?" barbara liked to see things move along. i think that's why we're here today. i think barbara was becoming impatient. she was tired of waiting o

saw her at major galas, behind home plate at the astros games -- we saw pews, and here in the at walgreensr own buggy. and her humor, we have heard so much. hundreds of stores and could tell. one day after sharing prayers and communion with the president and bar, my wife leaned over to kiss the president on the cheek. at which point, bb, one of her my wife on thext calf. this is a badge of honor. apologies came but the next morning on our doorstep was a beautiful orchid with a handwritten notes -- dear, laura, i am so sorry about the bite. you just looked good enough to eat. [laughter] my word, we could talk endlessly about how great this woman is. but we are reminded in the lesson from ecclesiastes that there comes a time for everything, even the end of a great story. the least of barbara's virtues i think was patients. -- patience. if you are sharing a meal or waiting on her favorite drink, bourbon and water, by the way, and we have done a great deal of evangelism for my church today, thank you, and i mean that sincerely. if things work slowing up, barbara would say, why the holdup? she

morning saying amazon has plans to sell drugs to hospitals that news sending the likes of cvs and walgreen's higher. >> to discuss this is christina far. thank you for joining us is this because amazon feels more scrutiny from washington lately >> that is one possibility i think the bigger take away for me is health care a hard, even harder than expected for a company like amazon. as they look through the amazon business group, getting into the pharmaceutical supply chain, sources say they found all sorts of complexities including the entrenched competition faced from the dribt istricters, grou purchasing organizations, and it's harder on the hospital side to sell into the space than they thought. they are shelving this after considering it last year they may return to it, especially if they can do hospital conflicts, it's worth it, but for right now, they are focusing on other things >> they are working on a big project with jpmorgan. do they want to step back from that as well or separate and still committed to it? >> no conclusion they step back from that particular consortium. it's a gro

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(grant) the family of music legend prince is suing a hospital and walgreens pharmacy -- in the singer's 20-16 overdose death. the wrongful death lawsuit claims the hospital failed to give prince proper care after his first opioid overdose a week before he died. the suit also names a doctor and various pharmacists at the drugstore. prince died from an accidental fentanyl overdose. (pam) happening tomorrow - the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments over the latest version of president trump's travel ban. this version limits travel from eight countries. the ban being discussed... is not the first executive order he started with in january of 2017. it limited travel by citizens from six countries for 90- days. you may remember people protested this, in many airports around the country. on wednesday - justices will hear full arguments on the latest version. the trump administration is expected to tell justices, that the president has authority to install travel bans to protect national security. opponents argue, this ban - just like the others before it - amounts to a ban mostly on muslims

this security video showing him picking up percocet at a nearby walgreens. 7:00 a.m., we'll have more from inside prince's home and the details leading up to his death. with your gma "first look," kenneth mouton, abc news new york. >>> san francisco is looking to become a zero greenhouse gas emitter by 2050. the first step, planting 2,000 trees across the city. the city will focus the 4 million tree planting project in communities with little coverage like in the industrial bayview district. >>> apple working on a new way to make your iphone more intuitive. the company is receiving a patent to automatically adjust the brightness of your smart phone and other devices, irn tended to solve the problem of luminescence shock. that's when you turn on your phone in the dark and it comes on at fulbrightness. you can still adjust your screen brightness manually. >>> someone is holding a $27 million super lotto plus ticket bought in the bay area. sold at the arco am/pam/p the winner has not come forward yet. the store's owner will get $135,000 for selling the ticket. i guess this as good a time

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. >>> walgreen will boost accessibility of its opioid antidote.cked narcan in its pharmacist and worked to make it available without a prescription in certain states. >> the airline industry is setting safety standards for pets on planes. the international air transport association's new program will allow airlines to certify they meet standards for safe handling of animals. the new policy will protect cats, dogs and farm and zoo animals. >> diane, let's switch gears. some people are used to dunkin' donuts in their coffee. now there's something new we can try. >> reporter: so how about donut fries? dunkin' donuts is testing it out. they are made of dough, cinnamon and sugar, $2 a serving and only available in boston so far. >> do you think new yorkers will like it? >> reporter: um, maybe new yorkers. i'm a hit-or-miss because i'm not a sweets person. i need savory. so, you know, we need them to come up with some new egg breakfast dish. then i'll be more likely to be interested in that. >> all right. so pass on those fries. all right, diane king ha

go get a sandwich at walgreens? so i think it's easy to talk about all of these lovely tools and implementations, but for older people really struggling, sometimes they need a place to stay where they're not going to be pushed out, they need a place to stay where they can -- that they can depend on. some people just simply cannot be managed at home. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> president chow, commissioners, barbara garcia, my name is benson aidel, and i'm the director of the long-term care ombudsman program. we're authorized by federal and state law to basically troubleshoot licensed facilities, and i have many comments from reading the report, but there is an error on the report on page 19 where it gives a rather large figure for hospital based snf beds, and my understanding is there are not that many hospital based snf beds anymore unless the writers of report meant dp-snf. i'm not quite sure, but i want to drill down on custodial care in terms of the 117 from the october '17 snapshot. cus

formats such that two branded drugs will be deemed -- as well as bringing down the cost of bill by walgreen's, cvs and others, interdeucing 90 day pill producers. if there's two government programs where the government pays for drugs, medicare part b where the pbm and part d six years after it was introduced drug prices were 20% lower than the government projected in the case of part b they were not lower. we think the reason is simple. when you have a for profit middleman, when you have a for profit middleman who's neff and passion is reducing costs, they tend to bequite effective at i and the industry we think has added a lot of value to pairs and to consumers. >> reporter: i want to circle back to a couple of thoughts i want to get to some other names in your portfolio because you've been involved in all of them let's just stay in this express scripts getting bought by cigna. are you supportive of that deal? >> yes that deal spreads trades at a 23 gross spread it will close by the end of the year the major hurds to the deal are shareholder vote by both sides as well as government approval.

lots of etfs >> walgreen's, mutual alliance came out with earnings a couple of weeks ago beat on topm >> i'm retreading this royal dutch shell. 6% dividend yield, 1.3 times books, 11 times earnings crude oil has reset to the mid-60s. that's about $15 higher than last year. show up in earning good name to own >> bf which is short the longe end of the curve the reasons i like the way yields have stabilized in the ten year slight uptick. so despite there being every reason for a fear trade to drive down yields today, they are selling. so tbf it's only a matter of time before you see over 3% >> joe >> i think one of the things you want to do on a day when the market is down 500, find things acting different relevant to the overall take mcdonald's trading relatively well over the s&p overall. that's something i would look at >> inning. let's hit the banks for a second because we're talking about rates. haven't done a deeper dive we have a minute-and-a-half on the banks. >> first thing i would say is banks kevin a couple of months ago you were correct i was wrong as it looked for regional

there was a project where we took a vacant coliseum movie theater, put in walgreens on the ground floorand in the loft, hollowed out the loft and put residences inside. this was a project we did basically for free with a nonprofit developer in southern california. some loft projects back when lofts were happening. i can show you countless projects. this is -- and this is another project, another one in hayes valley that was done before there were any mixed use projects. >> president hillis: mr. isaacson, your time is done. if you want to take a little time working with small businesses, and working with the developers in planning the type of neighborhood that we want to have. now i don't want have to tell you that san francisco's the middle of an extraordinary housing crisis, but next to the mission, our neighborhood has the highest number of evictions, so there is an absolute need not only for housing, but housing here, and what our neighborhood needs is housing. this project is counter to mayor ed lee's housing initiative and has countered everything our neighborhood has been working

walgreens boots alliance, smucker all jumping higher. s&p would have been a lot higher if energy weren't weighing on the index. one of the worst performing sectors in the s&p. that is a trade war fear type of sector. the only one in the red at this hour. conoco, transocean, halliburton moving lower, by 1.75%. crude oil, tumbling after the eia data, the energy information agency came in and crude stock fell sharply this week. why are we down? this is another concern as we related it to the trade war fears. no matter what the president tweets, oil has recovered from earlier losses but settled down a fraction of a percent lower of the day. up 148 for the dow jones industrial average. timing higher as stocks pared losses through the day, when the yield jumps higher, fear coming out of the markets and certainly see that people aren't looking at gernm treasuries as desperately need a safe haven. 2.79 yield. up two basis points. as far as the companies most affected by chinese tariffs, no further than boeing. i don't know if you know this, it i

you will have a little bitty single shop pharmacist competing with the walgreens or the duane reade andlet's see what happens. what's going to happen is prices are going to come down. >> i i want to take time for questions. i have one last one for you guys, especially you dr. coburn. this is a national conversation and governors across the country are looking into this. do you think their state-based solutions to this or does it have to be solved on a federal level? >> pharmaceutical pricing? >> drug pricing in general. >> i think what we have to have is we have national market at a think we need national instruction to allow the market to work. it's not so much doing something, it's about allowing the market to work. what my suggestion has been and i've been pushing it for four or five months is just make transparency a part of buying. people will not always do it right. it's not perfect but it's a lot better than what we are doing now. the answer you can washington is people are not smart enough to do what's best for themselves. i heard it all the time. there couldn't be a bigger life

. >> agree reality net lease and all the walgree s walgreen's perfect for that and doing well my finalb of a i have a negative view on rates. >> that does it for us here on the halftime report. thanks for watching. have a great weekend "power lunch" starts right now. >> melissa lee will be joining us in a couple of minutes, i'm tyler mathisen let's tell you what's on the menu the bears are out, taking a bite out of apple analysts worried that iphone sales may be worse than anticipated. the stock whacked. suppliers also getting slammed >>> president trump takes aim at opec, accusing the cartel of keeping oil prices artificially high, and he says he's not going to take it crude sliding on those comments. is oil going back down a slippery slope >>> and th