julia, how do they look? >> well, bill, earnings per share coming in better than expected, coming in at 49 cents per share. that's up from 11 cents in the year-ago period and beating analysts' expectations. revenue right in line with projections at 1.07 billion. another key number is the total number of members in domestic streaming. the number for q2 is 29.8. that's sort of the midpoint of the guidance that netflix gave last quarter. and then, the other key number here is the number of paid streaming members. that is 28.62, and that is at the high end of the guidance the company gave last quarter. but it is a little bit less than what wall street analysts had been expecting. another key thing here i want to point out is that the company free cash flow swung to positive. there was $13 million in free cash flow. the prior three quarters did have negative free cash flow, so that's a positive. we're going to continue to dig through here and i'll be back as soon as i get more, bill. >> all right. thank you very m

and the portrait is a portrait of julia ann margaret. julia and margaret. you can see the water in the background. the ball that she had for margaret started at 9:00. dancedn, she says, they the virginia rail and the waltz until the sun rose, and the finest champagne flowed unceasingly. among one thing that julia did here for entertainment was, they allowed all of the house serving children to play continuously with the children of the big house. in her letters, julia tyler speaks of her children playing with the children in the yard. and she speaks of their dancing with the children in the yard. the supervision of the house servants, and there were many, there were a total of almost 90 slaves on the plantation. i think there were 13 house servants. they would care for her as well as the others on the plantation. they were happy. and she loved it. hisrefers to the melody of voice. she always refers to his intelligence. she had a wonderful time here. >> sarah polec took a much more active role as first lady, just as she had done throughout her husband's poli

those revenues are slightly better than expected, right, julia? she has the numbers. julia? >> that's right. earnings coming in better than expected at $7.47. that's compared to expectations of $7.32. but it is still down from the year-ago quarter of $9.32. now, revenue came in at 35.3 billion. that's a hair better than expected. wall street was looking for 35 billion. which is basically flat from the year ago. so this is up a hair from the year-ago period. so those numbers are better than expected. looking at the individual sales numbers -- iphone shipments came in at 31.2 million. that's compared to expectations of 26.4 million. so better than expected. but ipad shipments look like they're coming in light. 14.6 million compared to expectations of nearly 18 million, and max, they sold pretty much right in line with expectations, 3.8 million, total shipments of max compared to expectations of 3.9 million. i'll continue to dig into this and we'll be back to you with more. >> all right, gene, what do you think of the numbers? >> the iphone is the most important number, and tha

let's get to julia with the facebook report. over to you, julia. >> reporter: that's right, maria. facebook's earnings per share coming in at 19 cents. that's higher than the 14 cents per share that analysts had expected, and it's up -- had expected. it is up from 12 cents per share in a year-ago period. revenue coming in in the second quarter at 1.81 billion. that's higher than the 1.62 billion that wall street had expected. also up from 1.1 -- i'm sorry, 1.18 billion in the year-ago period. looking at some of the key numbers here. daily active users were 699 million on average. that's an increase of 27% from the year-ago, monthly active users were 1.15 billion, up 21% from a year-ago. and mobile active users coming in much stronger than expected at 819 million. that's up 51% from a year-ago, and mobile daily active users, that's people who access facebook every day through a mobile app, was 469 million. i don't know if we've actually seen that daily active user number before. so just digging in here to some of these specific statistics, there's some talk here about it was the suc

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over to you, julia. >> reporter: that's right, maria. cbs earnings at revenue both coming in better than expected. cbs reporting $3.7 billion in revenue. that's compared to expectations of $3.5 billion in revenue. earnings per share coming in at 76 cents. that's up from 75 cents in the year-ago period and four cents better than the 72 cents wall street had expected. we'll continue to dig through the results. cbs saying in its earnings release these are the best quarterly profits we've had. back over to you. >> all right. the stock making a nice move in the extended hours there. up about 1%. nathan, what's your take on the earnings season so far? of course, revenues nonexistent, huh? >> yeah, exactly. so we had great earnings but we didn't have great revenue. >> growth. >> right. it's like the new york giants. you know? offense wins games but defense wins championships. i think the stock market is going to take care of itself. i still like growth. and i think when bob was talking about a broad-based rally and value investors, i think what

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julia looks at the numbers. julia? >> reporter: well, kelly, investors have their eye on a couple of key indicators of netflix's growth and future potential. perhaps most important is the number of paying u.s. subscribers to netflix's streaming business. analysts expect more than 29.5 million. then, there's revenue growth, which is expected to be 21% to 1.072 billion, and then earnings growth, as well, expected -- earnings are expected to triple from 11 cents a year ago to 40 cents this quarter. there are also other numbers in the spotlight, like the number of international subscribers. the company projected as many as 7.9 million total, and then the dvd business. the question is, how fast it's declining. last quarter, the company projected as many as $112 million in profit from the dvd business. less than that would be a disappointment. the stock is down a little less than 1% today, ahead of its quarterly results, recovering a little bit from losses earlier. and ahead of its unprecedented approach to an earnings call.

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julia joins us with me on who is using it, making money from it. >> reporter: bill, that's right. up until now if you wanted to buy products on a tv show you had to find it online or buy it in a store. with your remote control you can buy home furnishings or clothing from a tv show on your tv set thanks to a new application unveiled today. a new app for internet connected tvs called shop tv aims to transform the way you shop. here is how it works, viewers launch the app which is preinstalled in 2013 and 2013 samsung smart tvs so when they are watching, say, nbc's the biggest loser a banner pops up to indicate a product is for sale. clicking a button allows them to buy items including clothing or home furnishings from the store. they pay with paypal or a credit card and shop tv shares the revenue with the tv network. >> this is unprecedented in the last decade in terms of consumers actually using their televisions in their living rooms as truly connected experiences. smartup deliver which as created specializes by e commerce. >> we've been a behind the scenes player where we've bee

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julia is in brussels with her thoughts and the latest. hi. >> reporter: good morn ing. as you said, the euro group working group trying to thrush out the details. v.a.t. on interest sales, that was one of the key election promises from the government. it may seem like a strange request. it is something they promise they are fighting for that. the big thing, of course, the public sector reforms cutting down the bloated public sector. one of the agreements was 25,000 civil servants to go on administrative leave and ultimately lose their jobs this year if they can't be transferred to other places. that apparently got an agreement among the troika and the greek officials over the weekend. there are just a few details still being thrashed out we've seen. ultimately what's -- what's at stake here is an 8.1 billion euro sum of money. 4.8 billion euros to come from the eu. 1.8 billion to come from the imf. ultimately they're expected to get this money, though it will come through in two separate

we will get back to julia. she has more information on microsoft. >> just looking at different divisions here, the windows division, which is crucial for microsoft, we saw a decline significantly from a year ago. ier ago 2.4 billion. this quarter 1.1 billion. operating in windows division did go down. looking at other divisions, servers and tools slightly different in revenue. microsoft business division instead of coming in at 7.4 billion came in at 7.2 billion in revenue. short disappointments in terms of revenue and in terms of operating income there is some segments that did see improvement such as server and tool business. we saw operating income in windows division and also a greater loss in terms of corporate level activity and a slightly smaller loss in terms of entertainment and devices. struggling especially in terms of revenue. back over to you. >> thank you, julia. interesting to note both microsoft and google are showing declines after earnings of about 4% or so. you see google down better than 5%.

julia julia. >> cheryl assistancesanberg said in terms of the returns on ads spending the roi was three times. when they included the news feet adds the roi was 5.9 times. that is an impressive roi there and something that facebook and sandberg seem proud of. she said the click through rate and the cost remains steady. there is groepg interest from marketers who continue to grow. she noted a couple of other things working on the advertising front, custom audiences and she talked about the ability to target feature phones, the nonsmart phones. cfo is speaking and i'm going to listen in. >> delta and usairways reporting strong earnings. let's bring in hunter kay, senior airline analyst at wolf research. hunter, great to speak with you. >> thank you. >> what was surprising out of what i read from your notes is airlines are correlated with higher oil prices. >> it's true. since the end of 08 crude oil is up 130% and the airline stocks are up 125 percent. that's not unlike rails and cars and trucks. now that margins and fares are correlated investors are giving the benefit of the doubt that

jul julia, nice to see you again. let me just start with you. is this the one that sort of presents the likelihood that the fed begins to pull money out of bond market or slow the purchases maybe more accurately come september? >> yeah. i think that this is certainly moving in that direction. nng it's, you know, a done deal but certainly there's a bias to taper. that's what we've learned over the month or two, and this report is more of the same, steady job gains, and that seems to be what the bar s.yes, i think september is now looking more and more likely. >> another brick in the wall, julia, says john. do you agree with that, and as the unemployment numbers not just for june but for the prior months get us up into the 195,000 average over the past three months, that would suggest that maybe it is time for the fed to pull back. >> yeah. i think jewel gentleman's got it right. 190,000 per month for the last three months, as you said, will really i think cement the deal unless something really strike happens, and i think that's what the bond mar

let me repeat my hangz or thanks for julia and kevin. this is the first company i visit in this city and carl thank you. and the carl bishop group is very important working with our chamber of commerce and the other nonprofit. a simple answer is jobs. the reason i'm working on immigration reform. i used to be a civil rights attorney and helped folks to 0 reunite with their families. but at the time the direction connect to the history of the city being a city of immigrants 35 percent of all the small businesses in san francisco was owned by an immigrant. our whole history this city's been built on good immigrants who found ideas and employed others. and today that story has not changed. i think that the businesses in succeed if we have good sound business policies but we make sure there's comprehensive immigration reform. because we've he learned over the years is that there are millions of people in the state of california and undocumented folks in san francisco that are not part of our official economy that are hiding. because of fear

presentation of the day, item 6, presentation and discussion on the healthy workplace coalition by julia parish. >> welcome. >> hi. thank you so much for having us. >> one moment while we get the powerpoint. &i'm going to go ahead and start without the powerpoint, but you have a paper copy of the powerpoint in your folders on the left, if you want to pull it out. i may have forgotten to save it to my flash drive. i apologize. i am the director of the heavy mother's workplace coalition and a little bit of information about who we are, is we're a collaborative of a variety of different groups in san francisco, government agencies, non-profits and employers that are committed to improving workplace polices for women and particularly for women with families and child-care obligations to promote both health outcome and generate equity in the workplace. some of our partners -- oh, you found it, so good. so we were formed basically to address health disparities and the outcomes with women with children and gender equity. our partners include the san francisco breast-feeding promotion coalition,

julia while she was there. they still kept that friendship and had it for the rest of her life. this was always a place where the children's family could come back to and this was always considered home and was always welcoming. she speaks of galena and refers to her dear, dear galena. >> lucy hayes was known for her kindness and compassion, not only to her family but the many other lives she touched. >> lucy was very dedicated to her family. she and her husband had eight children. five of them lived to adulthood area we know from letters that this was their gathering space. not only is this their bedroom, but this is where they spent a lot of family time together. this room is important to lucy as a mother because this is where her eighth child was born, right here in this bed. he was the only one of the eight to be born here at spiegel grove. tragically, he was never a very healthy child and when he was about 18 months old, he contracted dysentery and passed away. it was very hard on the family. this is what

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julia gillard, 45 votes. the position vacated by wayne swan as deputy leader of the house, he declared anthony albanese duly elected. >> do we have numbers? >> i can give you those numbers. in terms of leader of the house, the ballot was anthony albanese, 61, simon crane 38. >> as you would probably be aware by now, kevin rudd has been elected as leader of the parliamentary labor party. i congratulate mr. rudd on his election. in view of his election, i have written for the governor general for her to commission rudd as prime minister of australia. i will shortly leave from this parliament on this matter. in accordance with the pledge i gave earlier today, i announced i will not contest the federal electorate at the forthcoming federal election. i will have time in the coming weeks to be back home in my electorate and say hello and goodbye to the community i have had the absolute privilege of representing in this parliament since 1998. i will keep comments about my electorate in till that time. three years ag

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cnbc's julia boorstin covering the story for us from l.a. julia? >> tyler, in just three and a half hours, time warner, cable and cbs econtract expires and several distributors could lose access to cbs and showtime. they are fighting over the retransmission fees that time warner pays cbs. the broadcaster looking for $2 per subscriber, twice what's paid and time warner cable says cbs is demanding an unreasonable price hike. at stake is access to hit shows including "under the dome" and "radon van" and this battle is about more than that. it speaks to the core of the television business. cbs and other broadcasters believe they have the leverage. their channels draw the most viewers and they believe they can make the cable companies pay a lot more than they are now for content they used to get for free. cbs generated about $250 million in retransmission revenue last year. analysts expect that number to quadruple by 2016. analyst scott weibel says these fees are increasingly valuable industry wide saying they will bring in $5.7 billion by 2017. time wa