he contacted us and we got whirlpool to review his case and the company came through with a brand new refrigerator. it tells us whirlpool says these reports seriously and we regret he had an issue with his refrigerator. we encourage a consume who are has questions about any of our products to call us directly. >> i'm glad i don't have to call anyone anymore and the refrigerator works. >> his warranty guaranteed him a new appliance if he needed multiple repairs, however, the technicians never did an actual repair so he couldn't make a repair. if you have trouble with an appliance warranty, let me know about it. go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney. "7 on your side." >> hall of famer jerry rice joins stanford athletes to help teach kids thousand to make fitness fun. they took the field at men low college in atherton yesterday. at risk kids joined athletes to run drills, compete in relay races and even capture the flag. rice says it's important for kids in all communities to get a chance to just run and play. >> being able to go into the community where kids, they don't get the opportu

a hot tub whirlpool and you saw in the distance there the ocean.re we better off taking a dip in the ocean? >> no question about it. >> yeah. >> by the way, you saw that woman in the picture there. just had her feet dangling in. that's fine. put your feet in the hot tub and then go swimming in the ocean, again, providing there's a lifeguard on duty. keep your kids inside at all times. don't let people go into deep water. important points. >> in terms of cleanliness, the ocean is actually better? >> much cleaner. >> it cleans itself. much cleaner. >> look, we don't want to scare people because it's memorial day weekend but if you go there once or twice nothing bad will happen. if you're the type that will go to a lot of these public pools, maybe you should invest in something small, one of these small -- >> that's what i was going to ask you. >> at your house, like a portable pool. >> they are reasonable and it's -- it's -- >> don't go diving into those things though, the four-foot -- the ocean is cleaner, maybe certain parts of the bronx are an exc

iran is a fairly large economy but it is caught up in some geopolitical turmoil and whirlpools. we will have to see how that is plays out. income is at number three in terms of importance. it is telling me about the potential interconnectedness. rishaad: absolutely. we have turkey and what has been lira on with that and the as it has been plummeting. what prism do you look at it through? guest: i am looking more from the global perspective. the middle east economy is important most notably from the oil perspective in that regard so that is the prism most people sitting outside the region are looking at. the other prism is this is the emerging -- one of the emerging areas of the global economy including some frontier economies. looking at whether this region will step up to be an emerging economy that attracts local investor attention i think that is the key focus. manus: we'll have a lot more global perspective with our guest who is visiting the region . chief global economist at sap global. we are in just a couple of minutes. this is looking like the longest losing streak in th

i like whirlpool, sherwin williams on this morning, ringing the bill.hink this fits the whole profile. let's not forget, home depot is king. douglas in california, douglas? >> thank you for taking my call. >> the other day someone put something out on workday saying there's a bunch of new software. accounting standard they won't be able to make so they gets much business. as far as i'm concerned they probably have a good answer for that. i think the workday's good. let's go to larry in california. >> boo-yah. how are you doing? >> boo-yah. >> caller: i have a question about pg&e. >> be careful, con ed just did a big secondary, that may be attracting a lot of money. >> let's go to mark in nevada. >> caller: love your show, watch it every morning. >> oh, good. what's up? >> caller: i want to know is there any chance an investor might buy into it? it went down 275 in one day last week. >> i don't think -- activists like to be in good situations now. i'm worried about that dividend. when you look at a dividend you say, 7 1/2, 8 million, you're fine, there w

got hammered but in the earnings report the company said they did so well in appliances, shares of whirlpoolrough the roof. jumped to $12.2 trillion, the greatest move since the great recession. $136billion extra. 120billion in the form of mortgages. that number, by the way, could have been a lot greater. lenders, though, not prepared to make any risky loans. in fact, precrisis, your fico score 760. back in the day, it didn't matter. only 24% of mortgages went to those kind of people. now 58%. you must have pristine credit. so this all really does suggest that these strong housing numbers that we're starting to see could actually pick up if lenders start to approve more mortgage applications and if consumers confidence gets a boost. so finally good news is actually great news for the stock market. by the way, for one of my favorite housing ideas, stock i love, breaking out right now. and also daily market commentary. you've got to go to w street.com. i've got one for you. in the meantime joining me right now chris, long time, buddy. what do you make of the market rally and the state of the e

it probably lies more with donald trump's ideas more than any large guys that want to sell whirlpool argentina. >> you know, donald trump is more like a populist candidate. conservative views. transgender bathrooms. he was open to being kind to all. he is not quite typical of the republican nominees we have seen in the past. i think what riled a lot of businesses, again, the larger ones to which you focus on the survey of this. they do not know what he will do. will they base taxes? they need more clarity. once they get it, maybe those numbers will change. what does that tell you that somebody in the business community are leery. >> , trumps very words. he personally said he would go after ford. he has a fight with jeff bezos. you have a president with the united states saying he will go specifically directly after individual companies. here is the thing i tweet about. i ask a lot of donald trump supporters. building this factory. in the last year and a half. they have said they have actually started welding. would the american public he willing to take a pledge? i will pay an extra

whirlpool, those companies had very good results.ou stick there and keep your eye on some of these other names that are a little more sensitive. they've gotten picked up so far. >> good point. the earnings are crossing. kayla tausche has more. kayla? >> kelly, it looks like a clean beat. $379 million is an increase of 51% over the same quarter last year and that is a beat. interesting eps number. it's a loss of 29 cents per share. the thompson reuters estimate had been a loss of 9 cent share. there's about a $50 million legal charge. the company in a private settlement with a profess never the st. louis area that had some claims to the square technology. so that is eliminating one outstanding legal issue, but it is carrying a charge of 15 cents per share in the quarter. if you exclude that, it's a loss of 15 cents which would still appear to be a bottom line miss, but what perhaps is giving a boost to the stock in after hours is the fact that the company is raising its guidants for the year. it's saying it's going to break even in th

some of the suppliers of the housing industry as well as the appliance makers and other makers like whirlpool and all of those who make building supplies. those are among the performers as well. in large part you've seen strength in tech. semi's getting a boost on its report. and then lastly we want to point out cf industries. this was one of the biggest winners yesterday. this is a fertilizer company to acquire a dutch company called osi with changes to the virgin rules. yesterday merrill lynch cutting the stock prices. again, we're seeing the strong performance led by financials, led by health care and led by tech. back to you. >> thank you, mary. you know, the number of the day, to me $321,000. that's the medial price of a new home on the market. i mean these are dramatically high twhaern we saw during the bubble which is just fascinating if there a point of view. what does it tell us about that part of the economy. and there's a rally today and the stock's interesting. >> let's get to our "closing bell" exchange now for this day. john manly from wells fargo funds is with us. he's at post

i like whirlpool as a play on both old households in new households. developing property in florida and texas. megan: what about in tech? howard: in real growth, you have got to stick with facebook and google. they are collecting 85% of all the ad dollars that are transitioning to the internet are going to those two companies. they just reported very positive earnings, especially facebook . facebook knocking out of the park. it is growing at 30% plus. i do not think it is that expensive. in the case of google, you're paying 20 times forward earnings for a company growing 15%. stick with those winners. megan: thank you so much, howard ward. emanuella will stay with us. david: we are an hour away from the jobs report in the united states. coming up, we have alan krueger and bill gross on "bloomberg ." ♪ [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. shoah, ha ha.ew artist. show me top male artist. my whole belieber fan group. it's not a competition, b