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united health group please. >> a winner in the dow 30, up 5.5%. the united health moving to new highs, and they had the numbers, which were stellar raising their full year view, been able to do well u because the consumers have in the been hitting the hospitals and doctor's offices in order to save the money, and they warned going forward with the crack down to lower spending in med tear and how that affects the numbers. >> they don't care about a warning, 5% up. take it, nicole, thank you very much. the discussion on legalizing marijuana. it's come a long way; hour, look at this number, only 40% of adults favor legalizing marijuanament only 40%. that's it. beverly hills cannabis club joining us now. okay. you have an advertising agency and branding agency. you support, advertise for the marijuana industry. okay. i'm shocked that only 40% of adults in this poll say go ahead and legalize fully. you got your work cut out for you. >> well, yes, i do, i work constantly. on this poll done by drug free america, funded by tobacco and alcohol, it doesn't

then you have people with united health care leaving states. what does that do? it reduces the number of players, it drives up prices, making those businesses and those individuals elect a government health care. it feeds right into a socialist net. i think george orwell or even franz costco would be very proud of this plan. >> are you surprised more insurance companies aren't throwing in the towel? >> yeah, because there's more customers. do i think if the president is the king and could have done what hwanted, we wod have had government health insurance takeover. chart health insurance stocks against the stock market over the last couple of years, including health insurance stocks, and they beat them cause they happen they will have more customers. there's a lot wrong with this plan, but the poor health insurance companies is not one of them. they have a great business ahead of them. >> john, take it on. >> a lot wrong with this plan? there is no plan. there was no health care plan. there was just an insurance plan. at 30 million people to abroken system and th

health care names like dow stocks, united health and j&j. it's a standout quarter, as well as housing. whirlpool shot the lights out. and sherm wynn williams. let's not forget union pacific. the big railroad that's the dominant transport layer in a market that loves the transports. google and intel reported weak earnings. although, google wasn't all that bad. you know what, i think it's going to get better again so please don't give up the ship if you're in there. i think maybe not, if you're not, you should buy it, contrary to view. let's talk earnings. mcdonald's reports on monday morning. many are expecting a weak number. that's the chatter. when you have that kind of situation where expectations are low, be on lookout for a buying opportunity. this is a fabulous company that's doing many things right. they're innovating. they're opening with new hours. i say bet with it, not against it. after the close we hear from netflix. that's a cold stock. so beware it's very hard to gain this kind of stock on earnings when it's being rated by how m

health care names like united health and j&j, oil and oil services -- is the standout one of quarter. as well as housing. whirlpool shocked the lights out, sherwin williams and let's not forget union pacific. a very bullish sign. these sectors more than off set the weakness, which is why we didn't get hammered. after google, microsoft, intell reported weak earnings. google wasn't that bad and i think it's going to get better again. please don't give up the ship if you're in there. i think you should buy it. mcdond's reports on monday morning and many are expecting a weak number. that's the chatter. when you have that kind of situation where expectations are low, be on the lookout for a buying opportunity. this is a fabulous company that's doing many things right. they're innovating, open with new hours. i say bet with it, not against it. after the close, we hear from netflix. that's a cold stock. it's hard to gain this kind of stock on earnings when it's being rated by how many emmys house of cards gets nominated for. you know i believe in netflix. i just wish microsoft or apple liked

health care names like dow stocks, united health and j&j. as well as housing. whirlpool shot the lights out. let's not forget union pacific. the big railroad that's the dominant transport layer in a narcot market that loves the transpo s transports. google and intel reported weak earnings. although, google wasn't all that bad. i think it's going to get better again. please don't give up if you're in there. if you're not, you should buy it. contrary view. let's talk earnings. mcdonald's reports on monday morning. many are expecting a weak number. that's the chatter. when you have that kind of situation where expectations are low, be on lookout for a buying opportunity. this is a fabulous company that's doing many things right. they're innovating. they're opening with new hours. i say bet with it, not against it. after the close we hear from netflix. that's a cold stock. it's hard to gain this kind of stock on earnings when it's being rated by how many emmy's "house of cards" gets nominated for. i bet we get outstanding growth again. growth is exactly what manage

united health group of six &. they came out with numbers did the market really likes. advanced micro devices rose to four or $0.63 stocks moving higher by five and three-quarters percent. this is its big competitor which owns the market. moving just slightly lower. david is here. >> police to bring you earnings will come in fast and furious. we should also mention, lot of people reporting earnings to have a tremendous movement in the stock. over start. 20 percenttto the upside as a result of their earnings. a lot of people reporting. we don't have time for everybody . liz: nicole at the new york stock exchange. most seeing double-digit gains. >> reporter: it's worth noting while we are watching going into the closing bell, so keep. hit an all-time high this week of $920. we have targets of over a thousand. microsoft doing well but pulling back ahead of the numbers. liz: here often talking about how some of the numbers look good in the bottom line but not necessarily in the top. morgan stanley came out with earnings today. a 66% profit. as a result their stock is way ye

. >> united health hitting an all-time high in today's trading session. the enscheurer could surge 40% over the next two years as president obama's health care reforms are rolled out. the company also looks better positioned that be some of its rivals. >> we turn to this weekend's chilling plane crash. the first photographs of the inside of the saabins of flight 214. two killed and several critically injured, and as awful as it is it's amazing, really, that it wasn't worse given the way the hull of that plane looks. phil lebeau is just across the bay from where that plane still rests. >> still more questions than answers regarding the clash of asiana 214 here at san francisco international airport, and a lot of those questions have to do with what that crew did or did not do. here's what we do know, according to the national transportation safety board. as they were approaching the runway flight 214 was going too slow for a landing. how much slower than what they should have been going, but going too slow. the crew did not issue a distress signal. it did

y united health beating expectations. i read it how he -- he said, you know, we're not locked into an unemployment rate of -- and i thought he was saying, look, if things start going better and we can tell, you know that the economy is going better and at 7% it looks like we need to start pulling back, that's not what he meant. he meant we can get down below 6.5 and it doesn't mean we're going to stop. >> my understanding was i thought -- >> no, no, no. >> trying to raise rates. >> no, he's saying even if we get down to those targets, it still doesn't mean we're stopping. >> he said about 7. about 7 was the phrase. about 7. >> that he starts stopping or wouldn't mean he would stop? i'll read it again. i'll read it again. >> little bit more news and we'll come back in a second. everyone still buzzing this morning about cnbc's delivering alpha conference. number of market moving headlines coming out of the event. i love seeing carl icahn yesterday. >> here it is. mr. bernanke suggesting the fed might keep interest rates nea

first aetna and now united health care is dropping individual policies in california before obamacare takes effect. we have aetna, united both out, less competition in the health care market, and we know from economics 101, the less competition, higher the prices, worse the product; right? >> absolutely. one of the problems with obamacare in general is there's a blizzard of regulations and mandates that drive up the cost of insurance overall anyway, but on top of that, individuals looking for their own insurance plans, despite the pr attempts by groups like covered california with a huge pure rockty sere that is handling the state's system, you know, those rates go up anywhere from 150%, and that's without the insurance mandate, so it is just an absolute train wreck here, and people are seeing this thing collapse under its own weight. >> liz here, good to be with you, so the california state insurance policy commissioner is saying there are only three insurance companies in the state of california that dominate the market, nearly 90% of the market in california, but then you have the

united health's second-quarter profit jumped 7.4% as more people enrolled in private and government health insurance plans. american airlines' parent amr's profits rose to $220 million from a $241 million loss as cost-cutting plans from its reorganization took effect. union pacific profits climbed 10%, boosted by price increases and higher coal shipments. on the weaker end, phillip morris earnings fell 8% as overseas shipments declined. china is on its way to becoming a superpower - at least in the minds of people surveyed by pew research. 2 out of 3 chinese citizens predict their country will become a top player in the world economy above the u.s. 47% of americans agree. 63% of people around the world give the u.s. a high approval rating, while 50% feel that way about the asian nation. as the world awaits the royal baby, british retailers are cashing in. the u.k.-based centre for retail research expects the bundle of joy to boost retail sales in the uk by 243 million pounds between july and august. our royal watcher and correspondent fred weintraub says the bigger, better deal is for the

aetna, united health are getting out of places like california because they simply can't make any money and this lie about the fact that you'll keep your insurance, not going to happen. >> brenda. >> go ahead. >> i think we have to point out we just had news this week that new york and a lot of other states are discovering health care premiums will go down thanks to these exchanges. >> new york is a complete anomaly in that. new york is a complete anomaly in that. look at california, it's up 150%. >> that's got to be the last word, guys. thank you. >>> coming up, first it was phone records and e-mails. now worries the government is watching every financial transaction you make. that's at the bottom of the hour, but up here first, remember this? >> we refuse to throw in the towel and do nhing. we refused to let detroit go bankrupt. >> the white house refused to let detroit go bankrupt then. is it about to do the same now? my mher made the best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a biness. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long

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less than 48 hours later he's brought to the mental health unit for observation. >> feces all over the room and wrote satan on the wall and not going into the cell because sat an comes at night. now we're waiting on psych. >> he will meet with mental health nurse practitioner who will decide if he'll be aid admitted on returned to confinement. >> she is a psychiatric nurse practitioner, they have prescriptive authority, they can provide narcotics and provide medications for psychiatric illnesses but she is experienced in making decisions about whether a patient needs to be in some sort of protective environment or is deemed okay to return to the general population. >> while his actions may be shocking to an outsider, nurse olny thinks they could be something other than a mental health issue. >> there can be some manipulation that goes along with this kind of behavior. we see it fairly frequently here. because he's been here since may and it's now september and why this behavior now? we have very good actors here. so i'll be looking to see is there something psychotic or is this a manag

we just added asession health systems, one of the most respected hospital systems in the united states at 20-some billion dollar system. cheryl: i'll get you a new tax accountability. i want you to know. >> bring it. or just less taxes, how about that? cheryl: i wish. ceo and president, never boring talking to you. talk to you next quarter, john. >> thanks, cheryl. cheryl: closing bell ringing in 36 minutes from now. the company that calls itself the world's number one on line the nasdaq after theplosive ipo. we'll tell you whether it's a hot deal for investors. ♪ ♪ ♪ this mans about to be the millionth customer. ♪ would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fiy thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. nobody likes to miss out. that's why ally treats all their customers the same. if your bank doesn't think you're special anymore,nth. you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >> 's this week every state in the country except alaska has temperatures topping 90 degrees in the heat waves putting huge

that is was happening with united health piquancy it's up nearly 2% today moving to all-time highs. the company according to some of the experts here caught better positioned for a revamping in the u.s. health care system. obamacare rolled out of the next two years. the stock could rise. it is a line of health plan. the businesses make a 29%. that's up from 16%. an analyst over. beyonce said much of the same. people loving this one. and the analyst says that united healthcare is better positioned than some of the counterparts. liz: thank you. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. about 53 minutes away from the closing bell. use of this deadly train wrecking ball back. it now has controversy to the showdown over whether trains or pipelines are the safest way to transport oil. this tree was loaded with oil. could the disaster in which many people have died give a boost to supporters of a hugely controversial fiefdom xl pipeline? and we are counting down to the unofficial start of our earnings season. the results will be out just after the closing bell. up 1%.

. >>> one investigative unit uncovered possible health issues with one of the nation's largest food distributors. let you know where it has been storing food in an unsafe manner. >>> the surviving boston marathon bombing suspect is about to come face to face with victims' families. we will have the details next. >>> and if you want to make those outdoor plans and avoid the blazing summer heat, the good news is we have got a stretch of mild weather headed our way, with the exception of a few thunderstorms. we will show you where we could see dry lightning today when nbc bay area news comes right back. >>> an update now on the surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombing. he is expected to be in federal court this afternoon for the first time. dzhokhar tsarnaev was indicted last month, believed to have carried out the bombings with his older brother. the courthouse is expected to be packed with space being reserved for victims' families. three people were killed and more than 260 others were injured in the april attacks, including an 11-year-old boy from martinez. >>> the controversial abortio

it is not universal health care. charles: california, and dropped out, united health dropped out. feels like ultimately they will be single payer. if the insurance companies caot make money sooner than they will walk away from the. >> ultimately it may morph into something, but not -- this is not a single payer plan. the exchanges are not a move toward a single payer plan, and every much doubt that the administration planned this as a way to conspire to bring about something which the legistion does not call for. >> that may not have planned it, but they wished it. their wishes come true. this is exactlyly what they wan. >> their wish for what? >> m1 as much dependency on -- as they can't. >> and control. absolutely. >> i don't know. >> i don't know if they ever thought that this could come true, but -- >> they are. here is the thing. how do we pay for all of this? i know that we are counting on a certain amount of money to come from the employer penalties, eight to $10 billion. where do we get the money from this tank which every time i see a new estimate on it is substantially h

it is not universal health care. charles: california, and dropped out, united health dropped out. feels like ultimately they will be single payer. if the insurance companies cannot make money sooner than they will walk away from the. >> ultimately it may morph into something, but not -- this is not a single payer plan. the exchanges are not a move toward a single payer plan, and every much doubt that the administration planned this as a way to conspire to bring about something which the legislation does not call for. >> that may not have planned it, but they wished it. their wishes come true. this is exactly what they want. >> their wish for what? >> m1 as much dependency on -- as they can't. >> and control. absolutely. >> i don't know. >> i don't know if they ever thought that this could come true, but -- >> they are. here is the thing. how do we pay for all of this? i know that we are counting on a certain amount of money to come from the employer penalties, eight to $10 billion. where do we get the money from this tank which every time i see a new estimate on it is substantiall

unit, hillco health. and by the alicelyburg reynolds foundation and viewers like you. thank you. >> i'm evan smith. he's an award winning mir, actor whose films have included mr. show, arrested development. he's david cross. this is overheard. ♪ >> david cross, welcome. >> thank you, evan. [laughter] >> you're welcome! >> that's a private joke. >> it's a private joke, right. >> just these advocacy. >> only some of us here. it's already off the rails and we haven't even started. okay. so arrested development update, please. i know a lot of people are wondering what's going on with the mini season on netflix and the movie. what can you say? >> we are shooting it now. that is why i'm wearing this ridiculous kind of security guard looking mustache. and we will be shooting until mid december. the plan is still to air them on -- i say it like i have anything to do with it. the plan is they will be aired on april 1st, i believe. >> of next year, of 2013. >> no, earlier. >> last april. we have to build a time m

but in fact he must have known that the way this was going and with united health, the latest to get out of california. he knew the way that it was going to roll out was going to get people ticked off enough where their only alternative was in fact the government, right? there is your single payer. >> but the big problem was not what was good for america. it was not what was good for employees. it is not what is good for anybody. it is only what is good for the politicians. we know there is an election in 2014 and we know that if this thing had gone into affect in 2014 there would have been hell to pay. and in 2014 you will be seeing the senate gone and you would have seen the house gone. this is all a political maneuver and it is bad for america. why aren't we thinking about what is good for the american people? this is a destructive for a job. it is destructive for anybody out there. we see what is happening with the medical profession today. small practitioners and your family doctor has gone out of business. if you don't end up as part of a hospital you will not be out there anym

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today, united health care announces they're pulling out of private insurance market in california, one of the largest markets in the country. what does that mean? it gives lie to if you like the plan, you can keep it. that company will probably be vilified by the administration, i would imagine, but they're probably making the best economic decision. >> undercut by the government. >> i was going to say in addition to what dana said, they promised premiums would go down, they have gone up $2500. everything they promised is a lie, it is the opposite. trouble. >> this morning i had the opportunity to discuss the latest on the nsa leaker edward snowden with the guy that wrote the bombshell story, glenn greenwald from "the guardian." he said he has new dramatic nsa information and it is about to come out. >> i think what the obama administration wants and has been trying to establish the last almost five years now with unprecedented war on whistleblowers it is waging is make it so that everybody is petrified of coming forward with information about what our political officials are doing in

. >> united health raising the lower end of a 2013 profit forecast, karen? >> this was great news for them. a lot of good things happening. revenue growth, improve in mlr. they had fewer expenses to pay out. this is a really good thing. they talked about medicare advantage. people were afraid of that. they think it's going to be okay. across the board it was great for well point and sig na and everything in this space. >> dupont, shares rising after nelson peltz taking a big stake in the name. listen to what he said yesterday at the alpha conference. >> i have learned that you have just amassed and continuing to amass a very big stake in dupont. can you comment on that? >> you asked me in the green room about ten minutes ago, if you say dupont what comes to mind? do you remember what i told you? i said paint. >> paint. >> so, yeah, there are a lot of theories here. he can force the breakup of businesses or dye vest tour of certain businesses. >> two times normal volume, 52 week high. the valuation is a stretch. 13 and a half is not unreasonable but lets look

let's talk health care. united health groups dazzled the dow. why? because these health maintenance companies have to -- well, to look -- i think they stopped competing on price. it's like they carved up the whole country. johnson & johnson posted terrific numbers. patent protection made that possible. no competition. but do you know who has the least competitive marketplace versus the old days? wow, is this a change. and it happened because some companies took advantage of the great recession. i'm talking about the banks. outfits like jpmorgan and wells fargo are tallying incredible earnings because the competition in banking has diminished so radically. no bank has more than 10% market share but because of the financial crisis that was thrown out of the window. the wells fargo and jpmorgans, they bought a lot of banks and wells fargo has 30% of the mortgage market. i mean, that's phenomenal. no more cutthroat competition. banking is no longer a dog eat dog world. and you want to know who's simply not competing on price at all? the mortgage insurers

united health comes out on thursday morning. usually i don't talk about it. i should. everything is coming up roses for this down stock. to be able to reimburse patients less by taking in more income. i think we get another terrific quarter from the company people should be focused on. it is a dow health care stock. verizon is reporting thursday. these days, you get a big hit to the bond market. it's now tradeing again as a bond market equivalent. when will the traders of the company going head-to-head with t-mobile and at&t especially after at&t announced tonight it was buying leap wireless for $15 a share. it doubled in one day. i don't think it will be this quarter. but i'm not inclined to buy verizon anymore. you know i have been recommending it since the mid-20s? you know twharks i'm more of a seller. google reports after closing, all i can say this better be a great one. this will be the most valued quarter we have seen since, well, apple. the god news is that google is up to the hype. it isn't that expense it. ive -- expensive. i think the price targets will go

united health comes out on thursday morning. usually i don't talk about it. i should. everything is coming up roses for this down stock. to be able to reimburse patients less by taking in more income. i think we get another terrific quarter from the company people should be focused on. it is a dow health care stock. verizon is reporting thursday. these days, you get a big hit to the bond market. it's now tradeing again as a bond market equivalent. when will the traders of the company going head-to-head with t-mobile and at&t especially after at&t announced tonight it was buying leap wireless for $15 a share. it doubled in one day. i don't think it will be this quarter. but i'm not inclined to buy verizon anymore. you know i have been recommending it since the mid-20s? you know that i'm more of a seller. google reports after closing, all i can say this better be a great one. this will be the most valued quarter we have seen since, well, apple. the god news is that google is up to the hype. it isn't that expense it. ive -- expensive. i think the price targets will go up,

united health group, leading blue chips and enrolling more people and selling more health technology systems. safeway also bested estimate. we will end on black roth. largest money manager in the world. jumping 32%. ending with assets under management of $3.t9 trillion. back to you. >> thank you. we will stay on blackrock. joining me now to talk about the markets and envesting today and earnings, blackrock ceo and chairman, larry fink. good to see you. >> hi, maria. >> walk us through the quarter, larry. obviously a great one for blackrock, stock traded well. how is the quarter from your standpoint? >> the quarter was mixed. we had a great correction in june that went into early july. from may 2nd to -- excuse me, may 22 to june, a hundred point base increase in interest rates which is obviously well known. ars and and it took a lot of work to help us stay on track. when you have this volatility, people are questioning, are they invested in the right places at the right time? and we have to keep on reminding people that your objectives are a long horizon and you have to stay with it.

health care had excellent numbers, and that's about 50 points in the dow. financials the other reason. morgan stanley six in a row. six big financials all to the upside and no selling to these financials. they have outperformed in the second quarter and they're continuing to outperform into the third quarter. >> i'm watching that 10-year yield, bob. bertha coombs is tracking the big moves. hi, bertha. >> we are getting some downside traction here with both intel and ebay offering disappointing guidance. they're accounting for about an 8-point impact to the downside. nevertheless, we have some big numbers coming from tech companies. raising the outlook for 2013 above estimates. xilinx and sandisk posting better than expected. altera going along for the ride. back to you guys. >> for that bond market, i mentioned that 10-year yield. everybody here is watching, rick, and i saw it creep back above the 2.5% mark. what do you make of it? >> there are definitely a lot of big players really trying to muscle these yields down the last couple of weeks, so it's fascin

hemsley who pulled over a billion dollars at a united health care wouldn't do the same job for just a mere hundred million i don't know are you seriously trying to market decides i care is needed there are lots of people in this country who could run help in the director a hundred million records need to step and say why are we paying this guy that well because the board of directors is taking their piece of the victim you know they're getting money to residents that's what i do. jim cavanaugh thank you all very sure thank you. get up. if you don't like a job authored daven michaels has a solution for you outsourcing no seriously i'll ask him why he wants to destroy the american dream right after this break. i would rather as questions for people in positions of power instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. in screwed news this country was founded by patriots they believed in america in the ideals of america in the notion of a nation governed by its own people who put that nation first and foremost as part o

hemsley who pulled over a billion dollars at a united health care wouldn't do the same job for just a mere hundred million i don't know are you seriously trying to market decides i care is here to there are lots of people in this country who could run health in there in order to referee one hundred million dollar records need to step and say why are we paying this guy that well because the board of directors is taking their piece of the victim you know they're getting money to residents that's what i do. jim cavanaugh thank you all very sure thank you. coming up. if you don't like a job out there to daven michaels has a solution for you outsourcing no seriously i'll ask him why he wants to destroy the american dream right after this break. talking about his team story doesn't make it news no softball interviews no puff pieces me tom clancy thank you. and. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm

united health also hitting a record high. barons saying the stock of the insurer could surge 40% over the next two years. starbucks edging into the green, touching a new all-time high in the process. that one up nearly 30% so far in 2013. and one final mover to mention, dell. carl icahn and southeastern urging shareholders to vote against michael dell's offer to take it private, this after investment advisory firm iss recommended shareholders vote in favor of dell's offer. kelly, back to you. >> all right. thank you, josh. there are now just about 50 minutes to go before the closing bell. did i get that right? >> well done, yes. you got it. >> the dow is adding 94 points at the moment. the s&p is up about a .5%. and the nasdaq is the lagger in the market. >>> now, hedge funds or the government. if one is suing the other, who do you rout for? >> we have a hedge fund now suing uncle sam, and it goes back to the fannie/freddie situation, with the taxpayers in the middle. >> this could be a huge one, this could go to the supreme

officials accuse him of being a traitor stressing that if he is returned to the united states health and unfair trial life imprisonment and possibly even execution norman solomon the author of war made easy obsess washington's infringing edward snowden's basic human right by pursuing his prosecution. the conduct of the u.s. government including statements made publicly by president obama and vice president biden we think from the very beginning several weeks ago intended to deprive edward snowden of basic rights you know this until proven guilty first amendment and the freedom of speech that he had is entitle to as are all american citizens so i think the statement quote out it was snowden is quite reasonable quite accurate and the united states from a tactical standpoint as the government has attempted to use the culling of those passport as a weapon and that's just wrong when america's finding itself squaring up to governments on both sides of the atlantic the region's leaders voiced their anger at washington's policies during a summit in believe this week well europe why accuse wa

has been driving your industry of course is consolidation, and i'd love to get your thoughts of will united health services, universal health services, excuse me, play a role in the consolidation and how do you view it? >> well, i think that the stronger companies, and we are certainly one of them without question, and the stronger companies have opportunities to absorb and merge with the weaker ones having more problems. so i think that this is going to be a continuing opportunity. >> with that, i think that we did lose the cell signal, but you can't certainly ask for a better point of view than somebody in the middle of it. thank you, alan miller and your time as we take stock of what is happening with the aca. >>> and no doubt, that apple has had a rough couple of months a, but is the rally for sure? one of our guests says that it can go down as much as 43%. will somebody from the fashion industry help? >>> and plus, the latest from cairo as the egypt military is going to make an announcement. we will go straight to cairo. i made you something, too. ♪ see you next summer. ♪ [ male an

united health group, arizona's second largest group is foregoing the exchange. take a look at these healthcare stocks right now. san francisco, planes with advertising may be banned. legal experts may object to this. an arizona -based farmers market planning to go public. the underwriters include goldman sachs, deutsche bank, barclays and more. that is your west coast minute. dennis: here is your media minute. univision, you have arrived. the network ranked number one in adults under age 50. four decades, they have all new original programming. in the key demo of 18-49, univision is up. our sibling is up 24%. take that. this just in from the department of my enemy. time warner cable says if they do go dark, it will urge customers to switch. earlier i asked you on your thought of food stamps. >> it should be for food staples only. no booze, tobacco or lottery tickets. cut entitlements. the worst thing you can do to a poor person is make them comfortable. this may be a good indication that reform of the food stamp program is in order. be a little bolder. cheryl: a

investigative unit uncovering possible health issue of one of the nation. largest food distributors. video to prove it. >>> a courtroom showdown between apple and amazon averted. what caused the case to be dropped. >>> exclusive from our investigative unit. the state health department is investigating cisco fooding one of the nation's largest food distributors, after vicky nguyen learned cisco had been storing meat, dairy, fresh produce in outdoor public storage lockers. our cameras caught the trucks delivering food to the metal storage shed in the middle of the night. we observes employees picking up chicken, pork, steak in their person cal cars. public health moved in to investigate. quote, our company policy states that cisco controlled drop sites must be secure and equipped with refrigerator/freezer units. cisco san francisco ceased its practices in relation to the drop site and will review and implement practices with sales and delivery teams. employees tell us this has been going on for years. they say there are more than a dozen food sheds over the b

united health group is trading higher. look at the bottom of the screen. we are taking a look at mostly tech knowledge he names. i do want to point to also to intel. this is the dried on the stock right now. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: we are seeing a lot of tech stocks under pressure today. let's take a look at how the stock is staring at the moment. it was downgraded to an underweight from an equal weight this morning. the price target went to $20. also worth noting that citigroup also cut intel today. really intel is out of favor. when you look at it big picture, the question is, what happens going forward. we will see what happens. when you take all of the analyst together in price together 2370. that reflects, obviously, a discount. cheryl: that would make a lot of sense and kind of play into the rest. thank you. nicole petallides. ♪ dennis: time to make a little money with charles payne. charles: cf industries. this is more of a longer-term play. you have your old argument. population growth around the wor

united health care is a big leader on the dow jones, and energy, names like exxon and chevron, financials doing well. again, stanley had their numbers, but you are seeing gains across the board. jobless claims better than expected, and the fed number helped things along. dagen: thank you so much. a group of bipartisan senators struck a deal to restore lower interest rates for students after rates on staff ford loans doubled from 3.4% to 6.8% at the start of the month on july the 1st. the new deal offers lower rates through 20 # 15 or the academic year for 2015, and then would tie the interest rate level while democrats want to cap the rates. steve moore is the senior economics writer at the "wall street journal" joining us now from washington, d.c.. steve, how does this deal in the senate differ from the one that the white house already passed? i mean, both looking to at least lower rates for student borrowers. >> well, mainly, it's by tieing the rate to the federal funds rate, dagen, and i have to say i look at the deal, and everybody's talking about, you know, giving -- reducing the int