back to you. >> thank you carol massar. back from a surprise trip to afghanistan, president obama said that the job for the united states is done there. the military presence will be almost nonexistent. joining us from washington is phil mattingly. he has more details. what are the details about the u.s. role in afghanistan? >> with the president laid out today is the wind down the strategy will stop military officials and u.s. officials have stated that 2014 is the end day. u.s. troops will no longer be in afghanistan. that is not quite true. there will be a residual force of 9800 individuals. they will stay there through january 1. they will stay there through the end of the year. then they will be cut in half. what the president said today that while american troops are for u.s.e, a new role forces exist in the country. >> america's combat mission will be over. next her, afghans will be fully responsible for securing their country. will be in annnel advisory role. we will no longer patrol afghan cities or towns, mountain

at first, carol massar. >> linkedin is out with its earnings today. the company missed analysts estimates. shares are falling in after-hours trading. in the meantime, beating analyst isimates, harris associates seeing its stock higher in the u.s. in after-hours trade. another earnings report to tell you about on this thursday, nutrisystem is boosting its 2014 earnings forecast. right nowes -- shares are higher. >> thank you very much, carol massar. now to the big change at ford. chief executive alan mulally, who led the automaker through the financial crisis, will retire on august 1. take over. he will carry on the passion about product. but i share bills vision about --ding the industry through >> i share bill's vision about leading industry through the creative process. >> let's get more insight on ford's future. joining me is carl brower -- karl braur from kelly blue book utterbutters. what should we expect from fields? fromey lost $30 billion 2006-08. he took that opportunity, borrowed a much of money, put every asset of the company in hawk and go

back to you. >> thank you carol massar. back from a surprise trip to afghanistan, president obama said that the job for the united states is done there. the military presence will be almost nonexistent. joining us from washington is phil mattingly. he has more details. what are the details about the u.s. role in afghanistan? >> with the president laid out today is the wind down the strategy. military officials and u.s. officials have stated that 2014 is the end day. u.s. troops will no longer be in afghanistan. that is not quite true. there will be a residual force of 9800 individuals. they will stay there through january 1. they will stay there through the end of the year. then they will be cut in half. what the president said today that while american troops are going home, a new role for u.s. forces exist in the country. >> america's combat mission will be over. starting next her, afghans will be fully responsible for securing their country. american personnel will be in an advisory role. we will no longer patrol afghan

at first, carol massar. >> linkedin is out with its earnings today. the company missed analysts estimates. shares are falling in after-hours trading. in the meantime, beating analyst estimates, harris associates is seeing its stock higher in the u.s. in after-hours trade. another earnings report to tell you about on this thursday, nutrisystem is boosting its 2014 earnings forecast. those shares right now are higher. >> thank you very much, carol massar. now to the big change at ford. chief executive alan mulally, who led the automaker through the financial crisis, will retire on august 1. fields will take over. he will carry on the passion about product. >> i share bill's vision about leading industry through the creative process. >> let's get more insight on ford's future. joining me is karl braur from kelly blue book and jamie butters. what should we expect from fields? >> they lost $30 billion from 2006-08. he took that opportunity, borrowed a much of money, put every asset of the company in hock and got it turned around. they had been training all

first, the headlines with carol massar. >> yelp out with earnings after the close of trading, raising its second and two-year forecast after its stock finished higher in after-hours. metlife reported a 35% increase in first-quarter profit and made derivative gains and international growth. it saw operating profit of $1.37 per share, missing the analyst estimates. twitter saw its stock hit its lowest level since last year's ipo. membership in the first quarter reached 255 million, with year-over-year growth to celebrating. the twitter ceo is focusing on the long-term. >> we are extremely focused on strengthening our core product, twitter and vine. most of the acquisitions to date are about strengthening the core. most of the work we are doing is about strengthening the core, and that is the focus near-term. >> that is a look at the top headlines at this hour. >> thank you, carol massar. the dow jones industrial average closed at an all-time record high, the fed saying the economy is gaining momentum. we are joined by david levy, the chairman of the jerome levy forecasting center. joini

let's go to carol massar, standing by. >> new-home sales climbed in april for the first time in three months. easing concerns of a setback in the residential real estate market. the 6.4% increase was the biggest in six months and spurred by surging demand in the midwest. regulators are looking on whether there is a new ignition switch defect involving older dodge ram pickups made by

let's go to carol massar, standing by. >> new-home sales climbed in april for the first time in three months. easing concerns of a setback in the residential real estate market. the 6.4% increase was the biggest in six months and spurred by surging demand in the midwest. regulators are looking on whether there is a new ignition switch defect involving older dodge ram pickups made by chrysler. there've been three reports. one incident resulted in the death of a child according to investigators. google, intel, and adobe have agreed to pay to settle an antitrust lawsuit. lawyers are seeking approval of the deal. >> thank you. according to a recent consumer reports article, talenti was rated one of the best ice creams with less calories than its competitors. revenue was 2.5 million dollars pre-2013, sales soaring to $100 million. projected to reach sales of $150 million this year. i'm joined by the chief executive officer, steve gill. thank you for being here. you are a hero to the studio. you brought varieties of talenti. tell us about your involvement with the world of ice cream. >> tha

carol massar has more on this. they are saying goodbye to online job postings? >> they are shaking things up, and changing the way people hunt for jobs. job are say no more online postings. if you want to work at zappos, what you have to do is join their social network, zappos insider, and you becoming zappos insider, and you get access to information at the company, finding out different teams to whether it is the marketing or technology can, and information about the people on those teams, &a, what it isq like to work at zappos, what a typical day is like, and those interested can post their own questions. >> and the thinking behind a strategy? >> there is always a thought behind the process. is aboutized it developing a relationship with prospective employees. 31,000looked at about job applicants last year and after looking at them they only hired about 1.5%. they essentially rejected 30,000 applicants, and even some of those that accepted -- were excepted were not a great fit. they also thought that by doing this, developing a relationship with the company,

carol massar is here with more. the jobappos zapping posting? >> it seems like they are. i gave them a call and talk to mike bailey. mike palin is the head of acquisitions and he says -- they will do all their hirings for the social network -- and they will have something called as zappos, and if you want to be part of the new have to join this social network. they will give you a lot of information about the company. you can dig down even deeper. you can find the names of the members of those teams and they have a q and a. they will show you what you need to do to get a job. this hasis is this been called intelligent and silly. >> and this is what they want out of monster and other job sites? >> last year, they had 31,000 job applicants and only excepted 1.5% of those applicants and rejected 30,000 people who applied. who applied at the company. they said this is not a great way of doing it. what they are thinking by doing this through their method, they will have a better cool of candidates and if you say you want to work for them -- you want shoes and customer service.

let's get headlines from carol massar. >> thank you. there was positive data on the u.s. jobs front read 288,000 gain in employment in the month of april. e sincegest upseid 2012. obama and german chancellor ingle marker -- eagle merkel met today. he stressed togetherness when it comes to sanctions against russia. >> the goal is not to punish russia. the goal is to give them an incentive to choose the better course. that is to resolve these issues diplomatically. we are reunited on that front. leaders pointed to the ukraine elections as the next trigger point in determining whether stations were be expanded. says --hase the projection reflects a continued challenging environment and lower client activity levels. those are the top headlines at this hour. >> i want to get insight on today's jobs report. joining me now is >> from our studios in new york, this is "charlie rose." is bricklin dwyer. and janet elkin. great to have you here. let's start with you. from the jobsaway report? >> it is a mixed blessing. --saw a pop and play roles payrolls. generally that is a good thi

let's get headlines on carol massar. with earnings.ut the software company forecasted that exceeded predictions. it topped the $1.7 billion that was the average projection. stocks higher in after-hours trading. says he does ceo not expect a guilty plea to crumble charge that will drive customers away from the bank. the company granted the largest penalty in an offshore tax case. swiss accounts to help americans hide money from the irs. chris christie says he will cut pensions this year to balance the budget after revenue failed to meet his projections. it'll be $700 million. that is a look at the top headlines at this hour. back over to you. the.s. stocks fall with u.s. industrial average lower by 137 points after a decline of 8/10 of a percent. worseers, all posting than estimated results. one stock that did gain, home depot, up two percent. he houston recovery is just fine for them. recovering is just fine for them. tom duncan is the chief executive officer and the president of positech. he manufacturers power tools su

let's get headlines from carol massar. retailer out with numbers that beat estimates. at&t would gain more than 30 million video subscribers in the u.s. and in latin america. at&t would pay $90 for each share of direct tv. and telling donald sterling that intends to force the sale of racist comments that got him banned from only for life. 27 until --til may to respond. >> the u.s. government has filed a criminal case against credit suisse in federal court. allegesice department that credit suisse has aided citizens in tax evasion. what do you know about this case? >> we have been waiting for this case to happen. the justice apartment in virginia filed a criminal information against credit suisse regarding tax evasion. a justice department official i spoke with said in 30 minutes guiltysuisse will lead to those charges. the attorneys general should be out talking about this sometime in the next hour as well. we have been reporting a lot, the roller coaster ride between negotiations and the regulators, it looks like tonight will come to a conclusion. >> this is a case in

let's get headlines on carol massar. >> salesforce out with earnings. the software company forecasted that exceeded predictions. it topped the $1.7 billion that was the average projection. stocks higher in after-hours trading. credit suisse ceo says he does not expect a guilty plea to crumble charge that will drive customers away from the bank. the company granted the largest penalty in an offshore tax case. they use secret swiss accounts to help americans hide money from the irs. chris christie says he will cut pensions this year to balance the budget after revenue failed to meet his projections. it'll be $700 million. that is a look at the top headlines at this hour. back over to you. >> u.s. stocks fall with the u.s. industrial average lower by 137 points after a decline of 8/10 of a percent. retailers, all posting worse than estimated results. one stock that did gain, home depot, up two percent. the housing recovering is just fine for them. tom duncan is the chief executive officer and the president of positech. he manufacturers power tools such as

let's go to carol massar, standing by. >> new-home sales climbed in april for the first time in three months. easing concerns of a setback in the residential real estate market. the 6.4% increase was the biggest in six months and spurred by surging demand in the midwest. regulators are looking on whether there is a new ignition switch defect involving older dodge ram pickups made by chrysler. there've been three reports. one incident resulted in the death of a child according to investigators. , intel, and adobe have agreed to pay to settle an antitrust lawsuit. lawyers are seeking approval of the deal. thank you. according to a recent consumer reports article, talenti was rated one of the best ice creams with less calories than its competitors. revenue was 2.5 million dollars pre-2013, sales soaring to $100 million. projected to reach sales of $150 million this year. i'm joined by the chief executive officer, steve gill. thank you for being here. you are a hero to the studio. you brought varieties of talenti . tell us about your involvement with the world of ice cream. >> thank you f

let's get headlines on carol massar. >> u.s. authorities are seeking $10 million from bmp. this is according to people familiar with the matter. an appeal is a to be weeks away. tyson offered for he'll sure. -- hillshire. they are said to have removed morgan stanley as lead underwriter after learning the bank helped tyson makes the offer. two days ago pilgrim's pride made their own bid. ford said it is recalling 1.1 million sport utility vehicles to fix sensor electronic flaws. 915,000er recall covers ford escapes. that is a look at your top headlines. back to you. foods.s begin with tyson it's offer to buy hillshire brands trumps a competing bid from pilgrim's pride. joining me, chris leonard, the author of "the meat racket." akshay, i want to begin with you. what are the strategic benefits for tyson's to make a bid for hillshire brands. me on.k you for having it makes sense for tyson for a couple of reasons. they are diversified proteins manufactured. they produce chicken and pork products. those are raw materials for hillshire. there'll be some cost synergies they are. t

first, let us get headlines from carol massar. >> very busy in the after-hours. alibaba filing today for what could be the u.s.'s largest initial public offering ever. they did not specify how many shares it will offer in its ipo or what the evaluation will be. the market value is estimated at $168 billion. "frozen" continues to sizzle for disney. they saw quarterly profit at 27% because of the megahit. disney reported second-quarter income of $1.92 billion. groupon transition to e-commerce retail is hitting bumps along the way. they forecast second-quarter earnings that trailed estimates. shares are falling in the after-hours. that is the top headlines at this hour. >> i thought you're going to sing the theme song from "frozen." joining me to discuss alibaba, cory johnson joins us from san francisco. eric jackson from ironfire. lay out the numbers we understand the scale. >> $5.5 billion in revenues last year. 5.6 billion dollars in revenue. a lot of profit out of that. i'm looking at the income statement. $1.4 billion. very profitable penny here. >> 20%? basica

let's get headlines from carol massar. >> thank you. the stocks rising sending dow jones to a record. 16,583. an internet and retail shares helped push the rise. moving to the business, that parsons was named interim ceo of the clippers. the mba disclose the appointment of parsons. the first round of the national drew its highest ratings ever on espn. they were strong thanks to drama surrounding the drafting of quarterback johnny manziel by the cleveland browns. that is look at the top headlines. >> thank you. a russian -- the russian president plans to open the door to chinese money. as u.s. and european sanctions threatened to tip the russian economy into a recession. secretary jack lew is heading to china on sunday. take a listen on what he had to in an interview with al hunt washington. >> we have been moving step-by-step in a surgical way. the goal isn't to hurt the mayor and economy. it isn't to hurt the russian people. it is to the pressure on president clinton's polities -- policies. that determination is very serious. some who

first, let us get headlines from carol massar. in the after-hours. alibaba filing today for what could be the u.s. -- largest initial public offering ever. they did not specify how many shares it will offer in its ipo or what the evaluation will be. the market value is estimated at 168 alien dollars -- billion dollars -- $168 billion. frozen continues to sizzle for disney. 27% saw quarterly profit at because of the megahit. disney reported second-quarter income of $1.92 billion. groupon transition to e-commerce along is hitting bumps the way. they forecast second-quarter earnings that trailed estimates. shares are falling in the after-hours. that is the top headlines at this hour. >> i thought you're going to sing the same -- theme song from "frozen." alibaba,e to discuss and cory johnson joins us from san francisco. eric jackson from ironfire. lay out the numbers we understand the scale. >> $5.5 billion in revenues last year. billion -- 5.6 billion dollars in revenue. a lot of profit out of that. i'm looking at the income statement. $1.4 billion. ve

let's get headlines from carol massar. >> the retailer out with numbers that phil short of estimates. sales plunged 12% compared to last year. direct tv.to buy at&t would gain more than 30 million video subscribers in the u.s. and in latin america. at&t would pay $95 for each share of direct tv. and telling donald sterling that it intends to force the sale of the team in the wake of racist comments that got him banned from the nba for life. from only for life. they have until may 27 until -- to respond. >> the u.s. government has filed a criminal case against credit suisse in federal court. the justice department alleges that credit suisse has aided citizens in tax evasion. phil mattingly joins me. what do you know about this case? >> we have been waiting for this case to happen. the justice apartment in -- department in virginia filed a criminal information against credit suisse regarding tax evasion. a justice department official i spoke with said in 30 minutes credit suisse will lead guilty to those charges. the attorneys general should be out talking about this sometime in the nex

all that and more over the next hour but first let's get headlines from our radio cohost carol massar. >> thank you very much. we start off with take two interactive. reporting earnings that beat analyst estimates. its outlook for the quarter a little bit of a mess falling short of expectations. maybe video games could have retail sales purchases increase in the month of april and followed a revised 1.5% jump in march that marked the biggest gain in four years in the coca-cola company will become your green mountain's largest shareholder. coca-cola is doubling down on keurig coffee brewers. >> pfizer, the drug giant, is to consider sweeney it's $102 billion bid to buy the u.k. drugmaker astrazeneca. this is a showdown between two big pharmaceutical companies as well as politicians here and in europe. at issue is whether pfizer will cut jobs if it buys astrazeneca. ande is shannon pettypiece brozak.ozac -- as part of the wrangling that is going on, how much of this is about national pride and how much is this about dollars and cents? rex the u.k. elected officials, members of parliamen

let's go to my radio cohost, carol massar. >> we did get official word that beats will be joining up with apple. it's the biggest ever acquisition for apple. samsung has unveiled the rest and that can be fitted with third-party sensors together a range of health data. it is called sim band. they want to create a new conversation around the future of health. nhl fans have shelled out a record 10 point $7 million on tickets to see the rangers take on the montreal canadiens. this is the most spent on any non-championship sports event at one venue. >> if you have ever played tennis or tried to play tennis, you know it takes a lot of discipline, hard work, and practice to improve your game. maybe there is some new technology that can assist you. joining me now, gordon yuli, the founder of court said, an investor in the play site smart toward. thank you for "taking stock." thanks for being here. you don't have an abundance of natural talent and you have some and you have a lot of desire and you have the discipline. how can you apply technology to those characteristics to become a better pl

all that and more over the next hour but first let's get headlines from our radio cohost carol massar. >> thank you very much. we start off with take two interactive. reporting earnings that beat analyst estimates. its outlook for the quarter a little bit of a mess falling short of expectations. maybe video games could have helped out retail sales purchases increase in the month of april and followed a revised 1.5% jump in march that marked the biggest gain in four years and the coca-cola company will become green mountain's largest shareholder. coca-cola is doubling down on the maker of keurig coffee brewers. >> pfizer, the drug giant, is to consider its $102 billion bid to buy the u.k. drugmaker astrazeneca. this is a showdown between two big pharmaceutical companies as well as politicians here and in europe. that issue is whether pfizer will cut jobs if it buys astrazeneca. here is shannon pettypiece and steve brozak. as part of the wrangling that is going on, how much of this is about national pride and how much is this about dollars and cents? >> the u.k. elected officials, membe

for a look at today's market moving headlines, i want to go to my radio co-host, carol massar. >> citigroup has fired people for failing to prevent or discover loan fraud at the company's mexican unit and said more will face punishment. the dismissal includes two headed business units in mexico. citigroup said the fraud involved 400 million dollars. sears is considering a sale of its canadian stores. the struggling store chain may invest its stake in canada. sears holdings will hire an investment tanked to study options. check this out -- u.s. crude production climbing to a 20-year high. output rose to eight point 4 million barrels a day, the most since october 1986 according to the energy information administration. back over to you. >> thanks very much. liquidspace is an online and mobile platform, of course, but it is approaching the real estate market in a whole new way -- they allow users to track down available offices and meeting rooms, and then they rent the spaces out by the hour or the day. the marketplace includes more than 5000 workplaces in more than 530 cities. its founder and

first, headlines from my radio cohost carol massar. >> let's check out some of the headlines, cbs out with earnings today. first quarter earnings beat estimates. profits rising to 70 cents per share. meantime, gas is rising hosting preliminary first-quarter profits that beat estimates. gap was helped by a gain in april sales. time warner shareholders will get one share of time for every share of time warner they hold as of may 23. >> thanks very much. now we move from time warner to time warner cable in washington today. a comcast deal once again coming under congressional scrutiny. the providers made the case for their merger fighting antitrust claims and defending the benefit to consumers. yang yang joins us with some of the highlights. what happened? >> well, clocking in at four hours, we heard plenty of good arguments from both sides for and against the merger. it was david cohen who had the most face time, the most time at the microphone defending the merger. he is a pro at these hearings. this was his second defending this deal. he made the point it is good for competition and p

for a look at today's market moving headlines, i want to go to my radio cohost, carol massar. >> citigroup has fired people for failing to prevent or discover loan fraud at the company's mexican unit and said more will face punishment. the dismissal includes two headed business units in mexico. citigroup said the fraud involved 400 million dollars. sears is considering a sale of its canadian stores. the struggling store chain may invest its stake in canada. sears holdings will hire an investment tanked to study options. check this out -- u.s. crude production climbing to a 20-year high. output rose to eight point 4 million barrels a day, the most since october 1986 according to the energy information administration. back over to you. >> thanks very much. is an online and mobile platform, of course, but it is approaching the real estate market in a whole new way -- they allow users to track down available offices and meeting rooms, and then they rent the spaces out by the hour or the day. he marketplace includes more than 5000 workplaces in more than 530 cities. hief executive, mark gilbrea

let's go to my radio cohost, carol massar. get official word that beats will be joining up with apple. it's the biggest ever acquisition for apple. samsung has unveiled the rest and that can be fitted with third-party sensors together a range of health data. it is called sim band. they want to create a new conversation around the future of health. nhl fans have shelled out a record 10 point $7 million on tickets to see the rangers take on ÷aybe there is some new technology that can assist you. joining me now, gordon yuli, the founder of court said, an investor in the play site smart toward. thank you for "taking stock." thanks for being here. you don't have an abundance of natural talent and you have some and you have a lot of desire and you have the discipline. how can you apply technology to those characteristics to become a better player? video analysis is helpful and we've had that in the past but now we have five cameras that actually can tell you so much more than just video. give you statistics, distance, all kinds of

first, headlines from my radio cohost carol massar. out some of the headlines, cbs out with earnings today. first quarter earnings beat estimates. profits rising to 70 cents per share. rising hostings preliminary first-quarter profits that beat estimates. gap was helped by a gain in april sales. --e warner has b shareholders will get one share of time for every share of time warner they hold as of may 23. >> thanks very much. now we move from time warner to time warner cable in washington today. a comcast deal once again coming under congressional scrutiny. case forders made the their merger fighting antitrust claims and defending the benefit to consumers. yang yang joins us with some of the highlights. what happened? clocking in at four hours, we heard plenty of good arguments from both sides for and against the merger. cohen who had the most face time, the most time at the microphone defending the merger. he is a pro at these hearings. this was his second defending this deal. he made the point it is good for competition and public in

all that ahead over the next hour, but first, let's get headlines from my radio cohost, carol massar. >> we got some retail news to tell you about -- jc penney stock blazing in after-hours. share.a loss of $1.16 a analysts predicted $1.22 a share. nordstrom posted first-quarter revenue and profit that topped analyst estimates. the company relied on e-commerce sales to drive up sales to nearly $3 billion. war and -- warren buffett's berkshire hathaway disclosed its share of verizon. the stake is valued at more than $528 based on today's -- more than $528 million based on today's closing price. >> thanks very much. let's get more insight on jcpenney results and its after-hours stock surge. joining me is craig johnson, the founder and president of customer growth partners. tell us your reaction to today's report from jcpenney. >> we were not surprised by it because we have 16 people across the country in the stores every week, and we saw the increase in traffic. and the fact that the average ticket is moving up, the long, slow rebound that jcpenney is gathering steam, and the company is

all that ahead over the next hour, but first, let's get headlines from my radio cohost, carol massar. >> we got some retail news to tell you about -- jc penney stock blazing in after-hours. posted a loss of $1.16 a share. analysts predicted $1.22 a share. nordstrom posted first-quarter revenue and profit that topped analyst estimates. the company relied on e-commerce and outlet sales to drive up sales to nearly $3 billion. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway disclosed its share of verizon. the stake is valued at more than $528 based on today's -- more than $528 million based on today's closing price. >> thanks very much. let's get more insight on jcpenney results and its after-hours stock surge. joining me is craig johnson, the founder and president of customer growth partners. tell us your reaction to today's report from jcpenney. >> we were not surprised by it because we have 16 people across the country in the stores every week, and we saw the increase in traffic. and the fact that the average ticket is moving up, the long, slow rebound that jcpenney is gathering steam, and the com

at first, carol massar.