seen quarter over quarter, sometimes monthly, would not be able to sustain their business it right, whichy period of it can be fixed, and it's b >> shares rose more than 2% to 158.54. >>> avon reported an unexpected loss and said its ceo would resign next year. the company which is in the midst of a turn around has been struggling to lift sales and the most recent quarter was no different. revenue fell. the company said it expects to meet the low end of its full plunged nearly 11% to $3 b even. >>> last night rkts we told you that aig reported better than expected earnings, today, the company said it will no longer provide guidance on financial targets. it also said it would do away with a previously announced capital return plan that was intended to pay shareholders $25 billion by the end of this aig said it will still return capital to shareholders, but will not target a specific amount. the shares rose slightly to 6 0 66.0. >> the snack and beverage company tree house foods said it would cut about 2% of its company will also close two factories. they said the layoffs will affect nearly

groups that came to berkeley that have promoted hate-filled messages, they have said that they are whichi coming to berkeley. >> we must remain true and reject hatred, intolerance and bigotry. >>> an april rally by another conservative resulted in street brawls. the mayor claims the city is ready this time. >> a sexual assault has been reported on the uc berkeley campus. the suspect and the victim apparently knew each other. investigation is underway. classes at berkeley begin on wednesday. well, people can now head back to their homes after a dangerous brush fire burned 200 acres in dublin. you see the charred ground it left behind. flames quickly moved through the dry grass because of strong winds. it sent large plumes of smoke billowing into the sky. daer pretty much over. it burned the camp parks area where army reserved trained. deputies briefly evacuated the wallace ranch area. no one was hurt in the fire. >>> tonight we're learning more about the attack that killed an off duty firefighter. the suspected gunman made his first appearance in court this afternoon. he's accused of killi

whichis google, airbnb, is a nexus central threat to the whole travel industry.these things have been waiting on the company's numbers. some of the analysts say it's forecast is too conservative. nonetheless, shares are certainly paying the price in today's session. i also want to take a quick look at how these stocks have done. priceline, $95 billion company. vonnie: yeah. these companies have grown so humongously. julie: trip advisor is much smaller. the s&p 500 is in yellow on the top chart.priceline has outperformed it even with today's drop. the four price-to-earnings ratio is on the bottom. trip advisor is the priciest. its stock has continued to go down. priceline still trades at a premium as well, which is something to keep in mind when you look at an outlook like this and the decline of the stocks today. vonnie: thank you for that. mark: great stuff. supply concerns hitting not just oil producers, but also natural gas exporters. to for projects in the face of a global natural gas glut. one pioneer is doubling down on his outlook. alix steel joins us with

whichis also the one in he said, the only problem i have with mitch mcconnell is that after hearing repealnd replace for seven years, he failed. yellen about to speak in jackson hole and let's get the details from bloomberg's michael mccain. fingers off the trading button, you won't be trading or selling on this one. this is the boring janet yellen. her speech largely a recitation of the history of the financial crisis and regulatory failures and how things have improved since then. she admits there is room for improvement and that other tweaks could be made to dodd-frank regulation, but in general, this is a speech about federal reserve and success in regulating the financial system since the crisis and not at all about the economy. draghi took this occasion not to deliver a policy message, not to signal what the ecb does or does not do next or when, he took this more as an occasion to talk about what the big challenges are globally. he is especially concerned about is concerned about protectionism. he is concerned about how to make multilateral cooperation sustainable, fair, equitable. w

whether or not he is actually seriously -- whichy a think despite the statement saying it was categorically false, i don't think anything in the "new york times" about what pence world is doing is false. reveals they are looking at the mueller investigation. looking at all of the, the struggles that this president's had over 200 days and political -- not to do this. >> and we know, too. incredibly important for president trump is loyalty. and if he senses the vice president is not loyal, that could mean big problems for the vice president, and interesting to learn whether or not they had conversations about this pushback as well. >> a big question. stand by. a lot more to talk about. >>> up next, president trump called the russia investigation a witch-hunt and a hoax, but his secretary of state has a much more serious assessment of moscow's meddling. duncan just protected his family with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually, duncan got his $500,000 for under $28 a month. less than $1 a day! his secret? selectquote. in just min

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