do you think you will put money on it? charles: no. stuart: hey, that all. connell: i cannot make myself care. no matter how hard i tried. thank you very much. the concept of underemployment. it has been something that has caught bernanke's attention. we actually have the florida governor, rick scott, with us in studio. the burned out dreamliner. shareholders and flyers are all tuned into that. twinkies are back on store shelves today. she became an instant celebrity because of the way that she lost, but now she is tied up in

a big legal battle. all of that and more coming up on this hour of market now. ♪ dagen: howdy. connell: hey. what is going on? dagen: i just tweeted. i do not care about this royal birth. connell: well, whatever it is. we do have plenty to talk about. dagen: we always start with the markets. top of the hour. what are you watching, nicole? nicole: watching the financials. we have seen great numbers. stellar profit.

we are seeing the dow up about nine points. you have the drug index, the retail index lower today. we have had three straight weeks of gains. bowing is helping the dow along. it is now facing further testing. it has been, obviously, discovered it was not the lithium ion battery. investigators will continue to follow the story. back to you. dagen: thank you, nicole. connell: the big question is just how challenging and costly will this be for the company? dagen: let's bring in john lonski. you can look at the debt and what it means.

>> innovation is risky. that is what this situation with boeing is reminding us. our living standards, which stagnate and in an advanced economy, we will not grow adequately unless we realize sufficient, technological progress. connell: do you really think, though, someone out in the silicon valley watch what goes wrong with boeing? do you think people look at it that way? >> i do not necessarily think that is the case. boeing highlights how difficult it is at times to recognize progress. look at the u.s. economy. the last major wave that we enjoyed, back in the late

1990s, since then nothing has happened. since then, the economy has done quite poorly. dagen: do you need something as transformative as the internet? the transformations we have had based on internet technology. just look at what apple alone has done with consumer devices. is that the reason the economy is growing so slowly? >> i think the marginal innovations you are speaking about help. 1982, gloom and doom. high energy crisis. then we had the personal computer revolution. dagen: speaking of energy, look

at we have done in terms of the energy exploration. >> definitely. right. the price was about $12-$15 a barrel. that was still relatively cheap. connell: do you know the next big innovation? >> this is impossible. not even the smartest man in the world knows the future in technology. connell: if we did know that, you are right, we would be making a few bucks along the way. dagen: thank you, john.

connell: next hour it will be dennis kneale and cheryl casone breaking down the following story. jeff: .of course means i am inside of a twinkie paying -- twinkie bakery. the history of the future of the

twinkies, i also have the history of the twinkie. >> yes. right here in chicago. >> the twinkie is still young. peter: jeff: they hairnet is a reason i am able to walk over to the production line. right off the production line.

they are still warm. this is what it looks like. twinkies returning after eight month. i leave you with a picture of all of the twinkies. all that stuff. dagen: how many twinkies do you think you will eat today? jeff: i like chocolate, i will have a cupcake, but no twinkies for me. dagen: thank you for sharing, jeff.

connell: jeff does not eat twinkies. dagen: changing her life in front of america on prime time tv by losing 155 pounds. now she is caught in the middle of a big legal battle about her weight. connell: the governor of florida is here in studio. rick scott has plenty to talk about in terms of the economy. the governor is coming up. dagen: all-star chain and the money behind it. whether you should be concerned about the stars that are playing on tuesday night. john lonski talking about the price of oil. where it is trading today.

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connell: making a little money by putting charles payne on the dollar bill. the twinkie coming back. we may need to go to the pharmacy after that. [ laughter ] charles: on friday, athena health, the stock was through the roof. we have had the ceo on the network a number of times. all of this stuff has to be automated. you want to talk about computer systems that are lousy. they dominate and, you know, the stock pulled back recently. a good chance to buy it. catamaran. we had an upgrade this morning. it will have tremendous growth over the next five years. twelve guys on it right now.

i think this is one to look at for a space that will get larger and bigger and more complicated. their computer equipment is kind of antiquated. $300 billion a year. dagen: thank you, charles. stocks now. karl icahn issuing an open letter to stockholders of dell. nicole: do not fall for this care tactics.

karl icahn is certainly talking about the fact that he thinks the shareholders should deny the buyback. obviously, he has been raising funds in order to move forward. down 1% at the moment. back to you. dagen: thank you. connell: the story and by -- questions about how much of it has been put back on. both sides coming back up. dagen: just how important our our interest rates to florida's housing recovery. rick scott is here to weigh in. right now, take a look at, well, you want to take a look at an international city, miami.

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i am lauren green. back to dagen and connell. dagen: thank you. losing 155 pounds on nbc's "the biggest loser" back in 2009. she was later hired for a company known for kickboxing. connell: the company said she has gained an estimated 45 pounds. we will hear her side of the story. first, we have the ceo. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. connell: what is your side of the story? >> early in 2011, we looked to hire a spokesperson. we knew that tara was a great fit. we spoke with the managing team.

they were very excited. she seemed very committed. a few months into the contract, there were some challenges with her and her schedule. what really happened here is our contract continued for a second year. during the first year she had obligations. she was unable to meet, social media obligations. she made 12 out of the 48 the second part of it was she signed on with a franchise that offered a competing service. after six, seven months into it, it seemed like she gained about 40 pounds. she was scheduled to make appearances. the location did not want her to come because she had gained the

way. we notified her manager. we did not hear from them until the end of the contract. the second year, we were in the contract still. we continue to use photographs that we had of her when she was still thin. the second time, we get hit with a lawsuit from her. dagen: this is a response. >> initially, we have a letter saying we owe $127,000. twice as much as we paid her in one year. we made an offer to them to pay $110,000 because we liked her,

we thought she was a great person. they rejected that offer. connell: we will ask her about those details later. on the weight gain question, how was her contract? it seems to be there is some dispute on how you defined the word "fit" or what the word" fitness" means. >> we are a weight loss and fitness franchise. we thought tara was a great spokesperson. she made an amazing transformation. she could run faster or run longer. the fact of the matter is, she gained a lot of weight. she gained 40 pounds of fat.

dagen: the fact that you did not specify what that was in the contract, do you see that as a mistake? >> she had maintained a good way for a few years. i never actually anticipated that this would be a challenge for her. connell: nothing like that is in the contract. >> no. she did a triathlon that year and she did great at that. that is awesome. people say she looks great today. this is going back two years ago. people are coming to my franchise expecting to lose weight. i cannot have a spokesperson who gains weight during the process. i do not want to sue. she dismiss the case because

they could not handle our motion to dismiss the case. connell: like we said, we will talk to tara a little bit later and get her side of it. thank you for giving us north side of it. dagen: you will hear from tara in a matter of minutes. connell: before we do that, we do have the governor of florida. rick scott is coming up. major economic issues to discuss. stay tuned for that. let's look at some of the winners on the s&p 500. ♪

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>> let's go back to the markets with nicole petallides. >> there are a lot of big movers today. boeing has been a big leader but freeport max brand and copper prices are declining. looking at some big profit with the quarterly numbers up half a percent in a 80% premiums you can see the stock jumped 110 percent now of real leader stiefel nicolas is raising the price

particularly in the americas with same-store sales and also precious metal prices have dropped that have alternately helped the margins of tiffany's and retail luxury stores. dagen: predicting minimal disruptive effects on the economy from higher capital requirements on the bank. connell: that is my real love these speeches taken from a breakfast this morning and richardson is taking questions. regulators continue to balance higher capital standards and he says phasing in those higher capital cushions would mean negligible effects on the economy. >> i think the transition period means there is a minimal disruptive effect on the economy as we get to higher taxes. connell:.

>> he says with tapering begins there'll be the accommodative policy stance. claire not unwinding but slowing purchases than stopping. asphalt -- as far as doing glass-steagall it is not personally high on his list. dagen: how important are low interest rates with the revival of the housing market in florida? connell: in the studio today hotter in florida more than usual. >> it is hotter here we have a beach in the breeze why we have our houses and condos. connell: there is a lot to cover but you have been in the news because of the george zimmerman trial sometimes it is best to talk about that first and at least ask you about your reaction. >> i met with trayvon martin as parents and i introduce

them law enforcement agencies and brought in a special prosecutor but i am the father and grandfather you can imagine losing a 17 year-old son. your heart goes out to them and i want to thank those female jurors because it had to be very emotional to go to the trial. but we have a jury system. we believe in the jury system but my heart goes out to the family. connell: so now we will talk about the florida e. economy dagen: now to tie it to the trial a lot of negative publicity with the state. do you worry about that? >> we are headed in the right direction 3 million jobs over two years and unemployment is below the national average at 7.one. when they came in after

office it was 11.13 lost a the thousand jobs before i became governor we went to the low was state now to the highest of unemployment. you cut regulation, a cut taxes, and my administration said think like business people have attracted people to ask for business. hertz is moving the corporate office to florida. dagen: did you court them or is it no state income taxes? >> there are 6,000 firms all over the country and when they think about moving they look at you and think they have the opportunity to stay in new jersey or go to oklahoma or come to florida. we went after them to make sure that we come to our stay with lower taxes. think about it. when you buy things you are

not willing to buy a more because they're in a higher tax area with more regulation. it is my job to have businesses be more successful than any place in the world. on the question of housing housing, at rich edson reported on the federal reserve interest-rate spurt go what about housing now as it comes back? how important are sustained low interest rates to that? >> they will have an impact it impacts people's abilities to buy a house but they like it there. we are a 42 year lowest crime rate and businesses are moving and expanding there. we cut out the manufacturing tax some more manufacturers are moving there. ports are expanding, a tourism we have had two terrific years so people are

moving down there and it is a nice place. dagen: the weather is gorgeous. because it has been so god awful appear because at least you hear more and more people talk about florida. >> i make cold calls on business all the time and i say is it cold up there? i need to turn down the air-conditioning so you can hear me. [laughter] dagen: do you really? >> i do. you get tired of cold weather. dagen: now it is the rain. >> we have a freeze in the beach. dagen: asking about the housing recovery don't you expect a pullback? the real estate market has gotten hot again. >> but that is where people

want to be one of the hottest international cities provide have nine delegations around the world and they all want to come to miami. that is driving a lot. connell: what we talked about earlier the weight-loss battle and the lawsuit that goes with it. stay tuned. dagen: at&t the blind leap wireless 1.1 billion state to and -- stay tuned. but there are some big stars out there. dagen: there actually can be. imagine that. in the big money sponsorship behind the whole thing.

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and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. dagen: earlier in the show we talked about a lawsuit that was filed against the former biggest loser contested that he hired as a spokesperson for his company connell: but first this is what he had to say about her weight gain. >> she might have been more fit she could run faster or

longer but the fact of the matter is indisputable she gained a lot of weight she did not gates -- the 40 pounds of muscle but that connell: she lost and had to 55 pounds with the show and she joins us now with her side. thank you very much for coming. a quick response before we get started and we were having a discussion with michael how you define what it means to be fit? >> he is basically saying i was fat. i did my first hired man in hawaii i swam 2.4 miles of bike to 112 in 30-mile per hour sustained with a and wray and 26 miles 30 hours and 56 minutes and was the most fit i have ever been in my entire life. it is deceiving when someone tries to attack you to say the you are fact again. dagen: this is my analysis.

is you so wait issue is of size bar because he did go into details about how his lawsuit was a response to a lawsuit you and your representatives filed in your likeness and were being paid for that. >> yes. linear informants used might images of lawfully in did not ask and continued but not until i got old females and people were asking about kick boxing. connell: you are under contract buy you was using the likeness after words? >> after it expired he used the one-year four months. connell: a law you are under contract with him you were working with other people at the same time? >> he alleges anytime fitness but there is no competing with them. in my contract it stipulated kick boxing or martial arts. anytime business doesn't offer that and my manager asked if he said it was okay

dagen: i asked him to think this will be settled out of court? is seems there is the back-and-forth about the many wanted to be paid to settle the remainder of the contract. adducing he will go to court ? >> i don't know. i am ready i believe i am an athlete did he says i gained 45 pounds how did i do that training for "iron man"? i continue to live a life of resilience. have to i hope i can put this behind me? absolutely. it may be interesting but generally people would be interested in your story what happened after you left the show and how it impacts. is that not true? >> no. how could i put on 50 counts ? connell: all lots of weight

at the time? >> it was muscle mass. connell: i am leading up to that so have you defined fitness? that seems to be the central element of the counter -- a countersuit. >> is a healthy lifestyle we deposited active healthy lifestyle i privacy of to wake up and going for a run. dagen: that have a two-way. >> your fitness is to tie did -- and dictated by a skill i real woman with real curves of the positive body image and i am an athlete. dagen: future contracts will you define sid is more carefully or be careful what it says about what you look like? >> absolutely. i look for to being a physical education teacher i

want to get back to children and stop childhood obesity. now i have a positive person who leads an active lifestyle and i am being put down for that? i feel like i am being bullied when realistically you don't have to wait to be fitch or active i am not one person who will try to do another iron man putting 1 foot in front of the other. connell: think you for this story today. dagen: att is buying leap wireless and teddy weisberg joins us now from the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> this spectrum purchases like the wild west. wireless communications in

general and it is a land grab that you saw was clear wire earlier in the year. they half to do it by capacity and i imagine they think this is not the last price for going higher. dagen: good to see you. buckle up it will be crazy. now we're in the middle of burning season then ben bernanke testifying not even two days later. that is a market mover. connell: the all-star game is taking place this week told of the mets and modell sporting goods company is throwing out the first pitch of the home run derby and he is coming up next with the sponsorships in the game. talking about merchandising. dagen: at the top of the zero were how costly will

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dagen: major league baseball all-star game takes new york city by storm. ringing "the opening bell" in the festivities leading up to the game. but you will not see that sid louis cardinals will

close skips the gate after pitching yesterday that is a problem with corporate sponsors like paid the money to pose even if you don't see the top players? dagen: what about merchandise sales? we're now joined by mitchell and dole does it matter about merchandise? >> it started a little slow we looked at the numbers last week then this weekend with the kickoff and sales have been incredible. connell: in the game was your at citi field so what does it look like this time? >> we played the exact same way with the yankees stadium but it has been incredible. connell: strunc numbers? >> we put up more in one day

yesterday that was the projection for the three days and now we are trying to print up more merchandise. we are selling in the parking lot and and you don't need a ticket to the game we have a lot of sections and it is driving people. more than expected. dagen: how does the all-star game compared to other professional sports? >> we have had one for a long time you cannot compare the post-season but there is a tremendous buzzes we were fortunate beyond the intrepid for maybe 10,000 people the energy and excitement and the fireworks connell: but the question of how baseball is doing? you can buy the football jerseys they'll tell you it is the most popular sport in

the country. forget the all-star game. >> has been tough because in philadelphia the team does not perform in the fans expectations with all the injuries. connell: you're not walking around town wearing the alex rodriquez jersey spirit people where a motion on their sleeves. dagen: and talking about a-rod. is done for ever? >> we have of good inventory position i think he is an incredible athlete it you have to let the process you golf to see what happens. but he has all the tools to be great. >> going to the game in person for i am throwing out the first pitch tonight. a little nervous for chiropractics.

connell: the user with from the mound? >> there are a lot of people watching. dagen: if you throw a dear paul we will play it and left you -- last that you. the senior just did that. you can beat that. >> my wife led the thrilled that i am meeting with alyssa milano. of taking one for the company. dagen: i also think she has it for nascar. connell: mitchell modell no tomorrow we will have the

game analyst for fox news of course, and he has had such a terrific career and we will talk to him tomorrow. dagen: also we will talk about the latest troubles for boeing. next is a panel on what they need to do to fix all their problems. connell: tesla adjoins the nasdaq today and we will look at the car and the stock if they are a by. (horn, ding, ding)

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we have a money manager ahead. a hot market coming up. cheryl: the best coverage of the latest problem to hit boeing's dreamliner. dennis: they are back. twinkies again on a store shelf near you. jeff flock ahead with this story. cheryl: top of the hour right now. stocks every 15 minutes. earnings under way. nicole: let's take a look at the dow jones industrials. the fix is to the downside. what is interesting is, boeing is really helping that dowel stay afloat. twenty-three positive dowel points. if you did not have the boeing

in the dow, it would be negative. the big picture here, though, we are at three weeks in a row. we are also seeing some good earnings comment. back to you. dennis: thank you very much, nicole. our next guest says u.s. stocks are heading higher. james, this is more than just loosey-goosey monetary policy. >> first off, you have a labor picture that is clearly improving. we are still enjoying it. we have a budgetary picture at the federal level that is improving. that means a lot. finally, there is an energy renaissance that we all know has been going on.

it will help us, as far as energy with independence. dennis: the nice thing is these pillars are just a big area soufflé. on the fed, you actually think they are overdoing it. >> i think they still had an emergency policy in place. having said that, they will clearly, in our opinion, continue to do that. they want to see a heck of a lot better numbers. dennis: let's talk about the housing market for a minute. rising interest rates could slow that housing market. >> there has been a phenomenon of people waiting on the sidelines to see if prices get cheaper or rates get lower.

it is not inconceivable to us that a year from now or maybe six months from now you could see a ten year treasury above 6%. there is incentives for people to close now. it is a good time to be purchasing homes. dennis: that does not suck some money out of stocks? >> not if it is based on economic growth. dennis: about the federal budget looking better, that would be because of those sequester. >> you are absolutely right. low and behold, it is doing what it is supposed to do. we are somewhere around 4% of

gdp. it will look better next year. we have the positions in place to have good economic growth going forward into 2014. dennis, look, let's face it, this could get messed up pretty easy by politics. we have very cheap oil up in canada, up in north dakota that needs to come down to the gulf coast. that is the oil we want to export. it is the sweet type of oil, not the type with all the sulfur in it. we will take the cheap stuff, refine it and we will sell the expensive stuff overseas. that requires some policy adjustments that seem to be long and coming.

dennis: thank you so much for being with us today. crisply done. >> thank you, dennis. cheryl: another headache for boeing. carbon deposit technology, the investigation is following a fire that broke out on board and ethiopian jet this past friday. the aircraft would be him ion batteries likely did not cause that fire. joining us -- peter, i want to start with you. i was looking at that stock

price. no matter what happens in this investigation, by the stock now. >> that is correct. there are the headline risks that came on friday. worried about a spillover effect from the previous grounding we saw in january. more and more the news came out and we figured this is a event that presents some risk. cheryl: it may be a little too soon to judge. we are not talking about the carbon lining of the aircraft. one of the biggest selling of the plane. it makes it lighter. it makes it more fuel efficient. this is now an issue of having to potentially repair the fuel lodge. it may be incredibly expensive to do so.

>> yes. the difference between an old kind of plane where it is assembled with panels around the plane, these claims are made in sections. they are literally baked, to put it in very literal terms. you would have to decide the plane literally apart and put in a new section. you cannot just put a new panel on the plane. >> it would cost more than a.d. check. that is when you take the plane apart and put back together after $60,000 of services. depending on how long it burned, even battle would have burned if the fire was hot enough.

metal burns if it is hot enough. we do not know yet enough about that. as long as it is not the battery, i do not think that they will read round them. would ethiopian air go back to boeing and say this is your problem? you pay for it. how does this work? >> that is still to be determined. that still has to be, you know, unwound. it is still too early to make that prediction. boeing will work with their customer. cheryl: we were talking about this on friday. that is the issue of airbus.

they have instituted this technology, but in a different way. do you think that this will come back to haunt them depending on what this investigation shows from london? >> no. the airbus 787 that went down in flushing, new york, in november november 2001, they are still flying. what we have to find out is what i -- that will bring us back to wiring and battery issues. i think that this plane is probably done for. they cannot replace this section.

i do think that boeing will make it right with ethiopia air. it is probably in their contract. thank you both. appreciate it. dennis: karl icahn working to fight off objections. cheryl: tesla motors joining the nasdaq 100 today. our panelists will tell us when it's time to buy. fox business with a pretty impressive finish. >> i am from the upper east side in new york. i want to say hi to my mom and dad in connecticut. >> we raised money for the ronald mcdonald house.

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cheryl: just a pick up on what

local was talking about. boeing, one of the reasons you have a nice day out today. obviously, we are continuing to watch the banks. bank of america is certainly one of the stocks you want to watch. disney, the trailing stock right now. let's bring in nicole petallides nicole: it is interesting when you talk to dell. however, karl icahn himself made it well known last week that he thought his was scare tactics. he is encouraging dell shareholders to reject the by out offer.

he has been raising funds in order to move forward with this. here is a look at dell shares. back to you. cheryl: thank you very much. appreciate it. ♪ dennis: it is time to make money with charles payne. we are looking at angie's list. charles: i have to tell you, she is probably very rich now. they do 720 categories. the membership has been amazing. now it is almost that 2 billion. probably at 2 billion, as we speak. here is the good news for them. their marketing cost per member

went down to $72 from $82. they are starting to manage their costs. the bottom line will really swell. the valuation is extraordinarily inexpensive for this kind of growth rate right now. the market itself is not crashing. otherwise, i think your next move is a retest of 28. cheryl: do you track a stock like angie's list and put it up against home sales? charles: no. more of a specific niche. what they do is they craft other new services to offer. i think, yelp, open table and angie's list. cheryl: twinkies after the show?

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>> 21 minutes past the hour. i am lauren green with your fox news minute. edward snowden has sensitive documents. snowden chose not to disclose the most damaging information that he had against the united states. george zimmerman could be facing more trials in the shooting

death of trayvon martin. they are considering charging criminal rights charges against zimmerman. delaying retirement, a bigger benefit then just the paycheck. a french government study of half a million people found each additional year a person continue to work, the risk of developing dementia is reduced. that is a look at your headlines. back to dennis. dennis: thank you. twinkies officially back on store shelves today. jeff flock is speaking with one of the men behind this union three relaunch. jeff: look at what is going on. the man who saved the company. dean metropolis. are we good?

did we get the picture? can we talk to you for a second? you saved the company. >> thank you very much. we all saved the company. thank you very much. jeff: everyone looks very happy to have a job out here. >> i am glad to make it happen. jeff: you have made a career out of taking iconic american brands and bringing them back to life. >> yes. jeff: what spoke to you about the twinkie? you competed with other companies. >> we love the brand. weeks and weeks of anticipation. the passion that has common. that is the reason we feel very proud to be part of it. jeff: walk over here with me, if

you would. this is the new production line. everyone just went over to take a picture. this is the money that you have already spent. >> yes. a lot of new equipment that has been coming in from the day we bought it. we have almost 65 billion being spent between now and year end. jeff: how long do you think you will hold onto this company? >> that is very hard to predict. i am not very focused on that. we may partner up with a major consumer business. i am not sure.

jeff: conference here on the fox business network. the dean metropolis. thank you very much. talk about entrepreneurship in america. dennis: okay, jeff flock. thank you very much. cheryl: the summertime showdown continues. we never got to show you the stock hit from david trainer and scott martin. here they are. david has chosen mcdonald and western digital and scott is sticking with etf and financials we will track them for a month.

they have more than bragging rights on the line right now. scott is putting up to chicago deep dish pizza if the loses. david will sing the song "loser" if he loses. with that, all of our contestants have made their picks. will chad morgan lander beat out porsche? dennis: the next big market for smart phones will be in developing countries. we have a ceo of a company looking to profit from that. cheryl: tesla joined the nasdaq 100 today. we look at the road ahead. >> this is my third new york

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>> could get the road ahead for the car and the company and the stock. you drive a traditional car. dennis: to hear what a treat -- phil flynn s.a. about gas prices at the cme also adding video to the cell phones of across the third world now we have nicole petallides at new york stock exchange to look at citibank >> the financial names in particular driving the market one way or another.

but good news from citigroup the stock is up 1.8%. reporting stronger than expected rise of profit 26%. other things that helped them to move to the upside was stronger home prices to reduce the losses on the trading revenue, that was good news. they rebounded and took the drawdown and of course, a chief executive was ousted looking to cut cost. but so far so good. cheryl: we will see you at the top of the hell were. tesla motors down $0.35,129.55. shares are joining the nasdaq 100 today replacing

oracle. by the way it is the best performing auto stocks of the year. to look at the markets with a vice president from auto pacific. we keep looking at these consumers is the average consumer sold on buying the electric vehicle from tesla? >> the auto pacific for a new vehicle satisfaction studies show only 1.3% of new vehicle purchases say they want an electric car next time but companies like tesla are doing such exciting things it will be dependent a large part to build up the does but right now there is not a lot of mainstream market demand.

cheryl: you put the outperform rating going into the nasdaq 100 you just up to your price target. >> put that into perspective that is 750,000 cars to reflect 50% upside. such reached the estimate really need 5% market share as well as a fraction of the percent it. cheryl: they also sold credit as well. is that a viable? >> no. it is not part of the planned. they said it will not be part of their model and we will move on from there. cheryl: you are the expert and you years to talk about the chevy leader has not done -- the nissan before the chevy volts. but now more than ever let

you say have to that? >> tesla's task is to transition from the market to the more mainstream consumer it right now they are more conservative they don't go out on the limb for the chart time and the lack of the infrastructure that electric cars require. but going forward the big test is to maintain momentum until it can bring out the $40,000 car about two years from now. if they can maintain that but as they have created and have it successfully transitioned to the mainstream buyer, the buyers that like said nissan and the chevrolet price bracket bracket, then good things can happen. with a tremendous buzz can potentially be built up.

cheryl: interesting perspective you take a hard-line data -- data and a factor that how they go up against the competition but there is nobody else. >> we do think it is disruptive technology looking at the cost-reduction rethink there is at least 50% as we moved into high-volume. cheryl: so some day we can drive the nice little car. >> it feels like a porsche three you only pay 40,000. that does look good to the consumer to pick up the single digit market share while the district sure is built. not a substantial amount to support this type of vehicle for cross-country driving that will be in place by 2015. it will support utilities.

cheryl: 2015 there will be plugged is all over the west. if your outperform rating good to see you again. >> how will cheeps chordophones ever be powerful enough to run video? we have the ceo of a startup cheryl: gas prices to what will be a big spike. we are live with phil flynn. look at the 10 year treasurys and the 30 year. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪

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dennis: developing markets are the next battleground end one looking to cashman enables video to run on a cheap mobile phones. thank you for being with us. the real growth is in the developing world but the phones are too cheap to do much. >> that's right. most of the e regina markets never had access to the smart phone because they were to expensive. canal the entry form that they come into the market a

big way so it gets into the hands of the consumer even with the cheaper phone. dennis: is the fellow that i have too fast and what does your product to? >> video is a heavy medium and in many countries it is 2.5 cheese. -- gs. so they have a buffer experience so it makes video work across all self own devices also from the three g or five g. dennis: is there a special algorithm? >> yes. it allows on the fly to

optimize the video for that specific user and its condition because if it is not 4g sometimes you will see buffering. dennis: we should take you seriously you have your name on 46 patents which is quite impressive and now you offer 80 million users? now for all that it does not make a lot of money but you don't sell your service to the end user but to the carrier? >> we sell the services to the end user and the way we do it is it comes on the

they give a lot of free stuff. it is price sensitive you cannot charge them. you keep a three but then we up so on the premium services. dennis: that is an interesting approach for or have not heard that in the business. apple is trailing samsung in the third world should they just buy it to use your video technology so it can do better? >> if they can afford to do that, they should but they need to make a big play in the space. dennis: that was a pretty good answer. good luck to you. cheryl: time but for the west coast minutes to say it will sue a bay area television that they hurt the reputation to make racially offensive remarks. they read cody names of

pilots on the air but quickly apologized after the commercial breaks one of the names was wing too low. with the alaska state legislature to support a tax cut to give big oil companies white comical philips, exxonmobil more incentive to drill in alaska other than other states like north dakota. but it is too big a price to pay. we will keep you updated. if you think you pay high gas prices, adjusted finkel you don't pay its in hawaii. prices still sit at $4.30 per gallon which is way above the national average. we will have more coming up to minutes from now. that is your west coast but it.

dennis: act as the market we have disappointing retail numbers? >> i think people are fixed -- fixated with many being spent on gasoline and brick and mortar verses' purchasing online in the dynamic shift people shop more online if they can and but quite frankly as long as people spending money we have seen despite the last few summers and they have stabilized or coming in and the fact the people are spending money and buying cars either that shows higher interest rates or there ready for the new car and if people are spending money is a good thing. we should be proud of that. dennis: figure.

we will take that. cheryl: one survey says hawaii is pleased to jump with a gas prices. usually get this part they start to fall off but thanks to wailes this is not the story. >> no. when you get the price of oil of of $100 a barrel he will pay more for gasoline. but there is more to this story. we had unbelievable bad luck with refinery outages. last friday we had four major refineries that went down to play a key role in to the panic buying. the good news is it starts to ease off little bit and that is because some of these refineries started to come back on. the major one valero pass to restart but that doesn't

mean we get off the hook at the pump because of that spike lee bought the gasoline at a higher price they will have to pass that on. we will see a spike then to come back down. cheryl: but why we sees sustained prices from a trader's perspective but there is also said the underlying fundamentals? >> i think there is. to talk about quantitative easing talk about the cost of oil moving it through the straits of hormuz. any other issue is getting the oil to where it needs to be. but the problem is transporting it then we could see a big break in price but that will not help us.

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sports programming gobbles up 20 percent of the cable bill and the cost is doubled in tenures. something has got to give. cheryl: we have breaking news and updates on what we've brought you on friday with the ec and airlines 787 fire at heathrow but dow jones is reporting that the transmitter is proved as a potential cause or contributor. it happened at the back of the plane but now this is just crossing up from dow jones just reporting that news. it is still holding its own but the shares dropped 6% to right now it has recovered nicely. so a lot of the losses from friday have come back to help the dow that is up 12 points. we shall see how nicole

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