next person but imagine eating them for next days straight? we have a guy doing that. extending losses here's where major averages stand with the big pest weekly loss since january. >> there's the dow and markets wait for 20r78 and monday here's everything you nied to know right now. hillary clinton taking on wreaths including tax hikes. fox business peter barnes has the pleats. friends on wall street were not so happy about this speech. >> well, i don't know if investors were either dave look at where the candidate clinton is with taxes on wealthier taxpayers. now we're waiting for details on this. i like paper, and we haven't got it yet. but according to one paper, "the

wall street journal," she would increase rate for profits on investments held for one to two year press the current 20% to the current rate forked ordinary income top rate of 36% kick in for taxpayers making more than 400,000 a year that would not effect people making under that amount, that rate would still remain at 20%. and then rates for high earnings decline on a sliding scale down to 32% and then back down to 20% on investments held for at least six years. any gain would be taxed like ordinary income. then the rate qowld decrease each year until trurns to the current rate. this means that from the moment investors buy into a company they'll be more focused on the future growth strategy about that its immediate profits.

>> the clinton campaign saying proposal is designed to address what they call, it calls short-termism in financial markets. dave. >> well in the short-term you can see that market go right down as she was ugh tay. so i believe that short-term she was right. feater barnes thank you very much. melissa. >> stock alert right now check out shares biogen sales of fits roster multiple drugs failed to live up to wall street expectations. visa ending day as the dow's best performer earning a major driver earnings a major driver there. but we're also learning that credit card company is in talks to -- be reunited with visa europe more scaled to compete with rival mastercard stock hitting a new all time high, and starbucks also closing at level it is not seen before the stock popping after quarter revenue jumped 18% to 4.9 billion dollars.

it is amazon, of course, that is the bigging winner that company reporting second quarter earnings blowing past estimates turning a hefty profit of $92 million or 19 cents share today's rally makes amazon world most valuable retailer with its market cap topping brick-and-mortar competitor wal-mart and other name it is that you know like general electric and jeanine jpmorgan er joins me now. amazon, stung running up today. i feel soirl for people yesterday who said it was a hold and too late and department want to chase and weren't going to get into it once they heard earnings. what does this tell you be the too much of the company expect too much in the future? >> the reason people have so excited, it is not the earnings or sales acceleration, it is the combination of the two. usually as a retailer you can get one or the other. amazon is getting both at the same time and it lends credibility to the idea that it

can ramp pup profitability at its own will going forward. it is bigger than wal-mart now and has sliver of wal-mart free cash flow. but if you look at the estimates, nails who have made the projection they're topping in front of yearly free cash flow in four years. >> used to say reason we're not returning profit but put money intook into the investments and hillary clinton saying that they should do there. is this that they're not investing? can you turn that argument that they've been using per as long back on them now? >> i think there's plenty of investment to come. the money that they've been spending on web services that is a commodity business you have profits jumped in that business. >> sustainable, though, that was my next question so they did do well in this cloud service. but is that something that is a commodity other people start

doing or a beg leap on it. >> we'll see but sales are ramping up just at the moment where some of this investment and some is massive spepgding they've been doing might begin to trail off. if so you're going to see profits everyone has been waiting for. look it is the forecast again going out several years. is there anything close to ac rat then you can continue to see strong gains from this stock it is not a crazy price but just a hopeful price based on distant projection four, five years out. >> what is your bottom line is this the new amazon earnings report that you would expect. what would you bet? >> look this is not a stock, a little timmy college fund you don't want to let it ride on this thing but amazon is beginning to prove doubters wrong. i don't think evaluation is crazy but i think it is hopeful and safe on different forecast not for valley investment certainly. >> not that yowment to put your college account into. although it discipline fact that stock is up 28,245%.

so first day of trading chftion back in may of 1997, that wasn't that long ago to be up that much. incredible. >> 30 billion in free cash by 2020 if they're right stock will double if it means that kind of estimates. >> will it split before we go? >> i have no idea. >> no that's one of those things. jack thank you so much for your insight we appreciate it. david. >>yeah what a wild week per earnings we just had but we're just getting started. next we could be busiest one yet watch after the bell for live coverage and analysis as question get results from twitter, facebook, metlife whole foods an linked it n just to naming few of them. we have a lot more to come. you don't want to miss it. major health care to tell you about anthem buying cigna for $48 billion. deal which needs regulatory

approval would create covering 53 million patients. the health care industry seeing rapid consolidation following humana three weeks ago. biofrenzy could consolidate five massive health care companies into only three including united health care group. well a steep selloff today for home builders is fewer americanings bought new homes in june. commerce department reporting u.s. new home sales from 6.8% last month to a seasonally adjusted 482,000 that's the lowest level in seven months. may sales were also revised sharply lower. that news sparking concern to real estate market might not be as hot as at the start of summer. brring costs are up average year 30 fixed rate was 4.04% last week that according to to freddie mac. well oil plunging again today closing at the lowest level since ends of march. also ends the week down for the

fourth straight week al and a bull's-eye option from the cme chicago. morgan stanley could be worst oil crash in 45 years. are you that pessimistic? >> no i'm not. you know i'm an the mist but oil bounced from 40 dollars up to above 60 above the 50 midpoint you're seeing selling. people think there's a high correlation between gold and oil that's not mathematically true gold has relative lows that puts them negativism in marketplace. i think people are disappointed that crude oil is back below 50. but if you look another it market was heavily short and that's why we have the bounce. question is now what? >> what about supply and demand? how much is iranian deal to cause or blame for this? >> i think that's just a -- something to talk about. obviously, that won't come onis line in the near future to have

a significant -- i think most you need -- >> markets are all if the future maybe that's what they forecast. >> call it a future market. but they're not going to forecast that far out. i think there are more immediate concerns, in the marketplace than globally, and so forth but you know, it is a negative trend and we can look at this as seeing a bounce back at the lowest level we've seen since march. it is a dollar play a lot of it. >> meanwhile have a wonderful weekend tail. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> first fa silting president president obama arriving in kenya to visit homeland despite extreme security measures we're going to take you there live. >> responding to border patrol, the union explaining why it abruptly pulls out of donald trump and even their explanation is some holes in it. >> there you go. one man has eat and a meal at chipotle for 157 days straight. could you do this?

>> you could do this -- >> probably not. we're going to ask him why he's doing this. when we come back.

>> new fallout from the border patrol union explaining why it backed out of the visit at the last minute fox business's blake berman has the leats. >> spokesmen for the national border patrol counsel tells me there's a couple reasons why they halted meeting with donald trump which include the comments trump made the about john mccain. the nacialg union representing border patrol agents say they've worked with the senator on legislation in the past, and respect the veterans. additionally group says that meeting became a spectacle far beyond anythinged it orchestrated in the past trump was invited by local border patrol chapter in laredo and went to border town sphiet the last minute snub on the ground trump said group was being

silenced. the national union tells me it received no outside pressure to stop the organized meeting. melissa back to you. >> wow, blake all right. thank you. >> why should anybody be surprised that a trump event would turn into a spectacle. that's what it is. a point of a trump to be exactly a spectacle. i don't know. there you go. >> government is launching an investigation into whether five airlines gouged travelers on ticket prices and aftermath of amtrak's train crash in philadelphia that was back in may. jerry at the time we suspected something was going on. now we may have some l proof. >> dave we have reports of fares between new york and washington, 700, 1100, 1700 dollars of usual fares like 500 in change so big question there. did these airlines gouge consumes? already delta and americans denying those allegations, i want you to hear what the transportation secretary anthony

fox had to say about this. listen to this. >> anthony foxx just baiivelgly said it was unacceptable what we saw happening which was the idea that any business would seek to take advantage of stranded rail passengers in the wake of such a tragic event. he said unacceptable. pee pursue a thorough investigation of these consumer complaints. people are up in arms about this david, george long team source of who runs welfare watch.org says it was outrageous but there could be a simple explanation david some folks saying that what happens when they get a lot of demand for a particular root price automatically go up. >> right. [laughter] supply and demand this story has your name all over it. jerry hosting risk and reward we'll be watching jerry, thank you. >> a major shift in the fight against isis, the new strategy

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>> big developments is turkey joining fight against isis bombing mill at that particular times in si ya for first time after months of asking turkey is going to allowed united states to use two turkish air a bases in the war against the terror group this is big. joining me now lisa middle east journalist and jill january turner i believe is with us correct? okay she's coming as well start with lisa welcome for isis the question whether or not it is

finally over playing its hand and done so much to -- infuriate the communities in which it operate os right now that it has gone particularly in bombing that the suicide bombing in turkey that created this counterreaction. been bold in the battle movement online and anywhere it can but very measured we can see that by their successes whether it is on the battle field or border or turkey or not they were entangled but on the prems of turkey he did not get involved to this point. so he's one year. >> personal interest some suspect that his son and other in his family administration might have been buying isis oil. have you heard those? >> heard rumors yet to be confirmed but the real interest, political interest that we know they have is fighting kurds in his own country.

why would he want to arm kurds in syria he wants to stay in power, he wants to get these foreign fight ergs off his borders. >> we have jillian turner with us. i imagine that being able to operate from turkey gives u.s. tremendous advantages in terms of really targeting specific isis targetses. >> it is a tremendous advantage militarily for u.s. anti-isis coalition strategy, but i also just want to point out that this is not the first timing of time that turkey is joining they've done a lot of important ally work over the last few months including harboring refugees. tightening up their boarderer syria to prevent flow of foreign flighters and with the pus as well. >> it is true that air to one, that prime minister if he wasn't sympathetic to isis at least he's sympathetic to a more hardline islamic view point.

>> what's been happening with the turkish administrations thrg been more and more terrorist attacks directed at turks including recently as beginning of this week a major attack protesting out of protest excuse me to rebuild the city of kobani it is not that a terrorism is new for the turks, it is that they're increasingly becoming target of attacks so jumping into the site now all hands on deck. >> and then there's kelly love you may not have heard of her but a kurdish pop star fighting isis with her music interactions, you spoke with her lisa. what does chef to say about isis? >> tremendous force. she's a pop singer as you can sigh very vibrant trying to tell the world that the fight against isis is not just a fight that the kurdish people are fighting even though they're taking them on the battle field but this is a fight that everyone has to get onboard with or else it is going

to be too late. >> jillian we talk a lot about what's happening on the internet regard to isis having advantage and putting this stuff out. at least kelly love has a big following all around the world if that begins to increase and other perfects like what she's doing maybe we can win the internet battle against isis. >> maybe. because you know her messaging is right on point. kurdish are fighting our ground war in the region for us they've been some of our most reliable allies battling isis head-on. >> wasn't she in a town that have taken over by isis? >> few miles away from isis but feeling so secure and safe body guard that, obviously, having to protect with the death threats that she's received. she's loving that shes very, very safe protecting her. >> folks may look corny from our standards but it has a lot of impact particularly if you're living right next to isis terrorists these people are putting their bodies right on

the line here. so it's very, very interesting jillian turner and lisa thank you very much. appreciate it. >> melissa . >> few other stories on our radar right now fcc approving at&t 48.5 billion deal for directv. the personaller creates the biggest paid tv company. process took more than a year of review, with the department of justice phoned nothing significant risk to competition. meanwhile fda approving jenron new drug but with limits. injectable drug could provide a new option for several million high risk heart patient who is can't get their cholesterol to desirable levels with the staten drug. but estimatessed cost of $12,000. critics warn it could send health care costs and premiums skyrocketing. and the wwe has ended its relationship with hulk hogan in

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. david: hillary clinton hitting back at reports that she's been target forward a criminal investigation over her state department e-mails. >> i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. david: let's go straight to the panel. we have jerry side from the "wall street journal," hans from the heritage foundation and the accountability project. jerry, first to you, does the

journal stand by its story? >> well, our story is narrowly defined. it says that the inspector general of the intelligence community found there were at least four e-mails that contained classified information or information that was classified at the time that it was sent, and as a result of that, they made a referral to the justice department, which is actually a reasonably routine procedure that says there seems to have been movement of classified information here, that wasn't proper. you should have a look at it. that's where the inquiry is, what the inspector general -- david: all right, it stands by the story. the "new york times" did not. the "new york times" changed a story particularly in regard to whether it was a criminal investigation. let me show you a quote of what hillary said earlier about this e-ma

e-mail kerfuffle -- she said it three times, but the inspector general says as jerry just said, four e-mails she sent were classified. >> we'll have to see. one of the things that the inspector general did say is that the e-mail was not labeled classified but it was classified. getting into the nuance of this. david: well, hold on a second, she said it wasn't classified, she implied that some of it wasn't classified at the time but later classified secret, but not so, the "wall street journal" says four e-mails were classified as secret. >> as told by the inspector general. david: correct. so who do you believe? the inspector general or hillary clinton? >> i'm not defending either of them. this is a problem for hillary if it does prove to be not true, and obviously, that's going to be a big problem for her but it is happening early in the campaign. poll numbers are dropping, but

we're a whole year out. if she ends up being correct, she can get over this quickly. she understands the law, she's a lawyer, she's been through this many times before, knows the nuances of the argument you. >> bring up an interesting point. she's been through this before, that's the point! she's been through this before, that leads one to wonder whether there is a apparently here. there was a question about billing records she was working for a failed s&l and claimed she couldn't find the billing records and found them in the white house about 18 months later. that led the prosecutor to say this about their kerfuffle. i interviewed him a couple years ago, here's what he had to say about that. >> if hillary clinton had intentionally been withholding those billing records would that have been obstruction of justice? >> if she was subpoenaed to produce the records and knew she had them and didn't produce them, yes. if i subpoenaed records from

you, and you didn't produce them and 18 months later you say i found them in my house, what do you think would happen to you? david: there was a prosecutor who was involved in a criminal investigation of hillary at the time. so she's been through it before. is there a pattern here? yeah, of course, there's a pattern. this personal server was set up the day of her confirmation hearing. the only reason to set it is up to avoid having to respond to congressional oversight and avoid having to turn over documents to freedom of information act requests. look, she has been given a courtesy no one else would be given. all of the ig reports have been looking at copies that she has turned over. with anyone else. the fbi, the justice department would have been over with a search warned to immediately seize the personal server to examine it themselves and see what's on it. not just what she has decided to turn over.

david: all right, well gerry seib, it has hurt her in the trust issue in the polls. this is not going to help her, the fact there's this investigation going on, right, with the trust factor? >> look, obviously, if you're a candidate for the highest office in the land, this isn't the sort of thing you want. on the other hand, you know, there is a bit of a backlash issue here among her supporters which is they tend to see these sorts of things as a reason to rally around the flag, and there will be that reaction as well. particularly upset with the initial reports about this which were wrong which said if this was a criminal referral, it's not. and that has allowed them to sort of say look this is overblown. so i think it probably necessary to let the dust settle, let it all calm down and figure out where this is going as a legal matter before drawing too many conclusion about the political implications. david: there is one thing that can make hillary in all this,

she beats bill. in the fantasy matchup, hillary comes out on top, gaining 51% of the vote compared to the former president's 26%, according to a new poll from reuters. this is good news for her? >> if they get together, they can win the entire presidency! >> you get the entire package, isn't that what they say. >> with all this happening, the fact that hillary has been able to push through. this they are such a disciplined campaign. she will not answer questions unless she absolutely needs to and she's going to continue to do so until past the primary and the debates into the general election. this is a woman who knows how to run a campaign. david: well, she does, she knows how to run somebody else's campaign, hans, i don't know if she knows how to run her campaign? >> i don't think she's been doing a very good job with this. she keeps giving answers, when she does give answers that are simply wrong. like her saying she had never

gotten a subpoena. we know that is incorrect and there's been all kinds of answers that go contrary to the truth and the facts as they've come out. david: but again, jerry, bill used to say it's a package deal, you vote for me and you get hillary. now if you vote for hillary, will bill help her into the white house? >> well, look, if you want to step back and look at the question in those terms, bill clinton is probably the most popular political figure in the country. some love him, some hate him. the people who love him are outnumbering the people who hate him. whether that translates into an assist to get her elected to the white house herself, i think that's an open question. we've never been here before, how that plays out depends on a lot of factors that have never been road tested before. we're going to have an -- probably have an interesting test of the proposition. i'm not sure what the answer, is none of us, frankly.

>> thank you to all, appreciate you being here. melissa? melissa: an update on the story we brought you earlier in the week. fiat chrysler is recalling 1.4 million vehicles after two hackers demonstrated how they were able to gain access through the car's computer system and remotely shut off a jeep cherokee while it was out driving. the automaker says the recall is voluntary, and out of abundance of caution, and there have not been injuries or complaints filed. customers will receive usb device to upgrade security in the vehicle's software. all right, coming up, we're going to meet the man who has eaten chipotle for 157 days in a row and he isn't done yet! why in the world is he doing this? how much is it costing him? has he gained or lost weight? we'll ask him all the questions coming up. security on high alert, the latest on president obama's historic visit to kenya.

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. melissa: can you imagine eating chipotle at least once a day every single day? well, my next guest knows about it. he's been eating from the popular mexican grill chain for over five months now every single day. andrew hawryluk is here. why in the world are you doing this? >> um, i guess because i think it's funny. melissa: that's a good reason. i love comedy, i love humor. >> yeah. melissa: that's as good a reason as any. what made you pick chipotle? >> i just really like chipotle. i had eaten there three or four times a week before this all started and i'm a big fan of everything they have to offer. melissa: do you usually go to the same one? is it right near your house or your work? >> there is one pretty close to my house they go to more often than others, but i go to different chipotles all over

the state. the country, i've been to one in toronto, that was pretty cool. melissa: do they think you're crazy at the one you go to most often? >> they get a kick out of it. they recognize me and always smile when i come in and ask me how many days i'm at in a row. melissa: that's amazing, chipotle is not paying to you do this, right? it is a commercial for them, are you get anything compensation? >> no. melissa: have they contacted you at all? >> no. i've had back and forth with them on twitter, socially, never in a corporate way. melissa: have you gained weight? lost weight? how do you feel? >> i feel great. my weight fluctuates as most people's weight does on a regular basis. i'd say i've gone anywhere from 150 pounds to 165, but right now i'm floating around 158 pounds. melissa: can you imagine doing this with any other food chain like, i don't know, olive

garden comes to mind? what do you think? >> i don't know. it depends mostly on how transparent they are about what's in the food. that's one of the main reasons i eat chipotle because they tell you what's in it, how it's prepared. what the nutrition facts are, and i really try to keep close watch on my diet and all those regards and i think as long as other restaurants do that, maybe i would do it for a while. i don't know 156 days in a row. melissa: i read you almost always get the same thing, a burrito bowl, which i like, rice, chicken, guacamole, chipotle sauce on top. 605 calories, are you getting sick of that dish? i mean 157 days. >> no. melissa: not at all? >> yeah. no. i mean. melissa: have you eaten the whole menu? >> i've eaten every ingredient they offer. i've never ordered a burrito for myself because i know they

kind of have a lot of calories in them and there's a lot of sodium, too. it doesn't fit with my diet. that's i don't order them. melissa: you are very conscientious, i know you haven't gone today, you're not giving up are you? >> i will go for dinner. melissa: you keep up this, you will be there on christmas, are you going to go on christmas? are they open? >> they weren't open on easter or 4th of july and i had to order a bowl the day before and eat it the next day. melissa: andrew, how long are you going to keep this going? >> i don't really have a number right now. the next milestone is 200 days which isn't that far off. but after 200 is 365 and that's kind of scary to say that i'm going to go for it because that's so far away. melissa: so far away, you got to give us a call and let us know if you quit. we're going to stay on it of this, it's amazing you're doing

it for no particular reason other than it's funny, which i love that. andrew, thank you. >> thank you. david: unbelievable, trying to think of a segue to the story. i can't. president obama arrived in kenya, the birth place of his father. the first trip as president. he visited as senator in 2006. he is expected to focus on counterterrorism and strengthening economic ties during his historic trip. kevin corke joining us from nairobi live. what's the scene there? >> hi, david. this has been a lot of fun to cover, not just because we've done this sort of thing before but because of the meaning behind the visit. yes, there's presidential things that have to happen. listen this is personal, as you pointed out. president's father was born in kenya. it is a home coming of sorts for him. the first time as the leader of the free world. earlier today, we could hear people chanting here a welcome to the president in swahili, it

was interesting to see the festive atmosphere here, though night fall had happened here in nairobi. as you pointed out security will be a major emphasis in the conversations that the president will have especially in bilateral breakout with the kenyan president here as well as in nairobi ahead of the entrepreneurship summit he'll be speaking at tomorrow. he talked about sometimes you have to make deals with countries that don't see things the way you do. maybe not eye-to-eye, that certainly is the case in some cases with kenya. listen to how he described that relationship to the bbc. >> the same way i visited russia and the same way i visit china even when we know that there are significant human rights violations taken place, we want to make sure we're there so we can have this conversation and point it in a better direction. >> reporter: he was talking about essentially the idea that both kenya and ethiopia to a lesser degree or some would argue to a greater degree are

tough on human rightings, maybe squelching political opposition. security forces in and around nairobi to ensure a safe visit for the president. it is a big deal and honor and privilege to be here. i should point out quickly, the president was greeted by family members today. we'll see a lot more of that tomorrow as well. david: huge, extended family. there are serious concerns about security. there have been awful terrorist attacks in kenya. kevin, thank you very much. good stuff, appreciate it. up next, new michael jackson songs have been discovered but will they be released? we have the details. big week coming up for facebook and twitter. getting ready to roll out earnings. we have our panel weighing in on what to expect from that, coming up. the promise of the cloud is that every organization

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. david: whether it's on wall street or main street, here's who's making money today. "jurassic world," the movie is the number three top grossing film of all-time with enormous 1.52 billion dollars in ticket sales. universal announced sequel is in the works for 2018 no matter how critics hate the movie. michael jackson fans could be in for a treat. late singer's sound engineer michael durham claims he has 20 michael jackson songs but he can't release them because sony owns the rights to jackson's music. and angelina jolie making money after scoring a deal to direct brad pitt's movie.

jolie will direct and produce the film first they killed my father, set to premiere in late 2016. melissa? melissa: some of the biggest names in social media are reporting back to back earnings, twitter set to release second-quarter earnings on tuesday, and facebook wednesday, linkedin thursday. back with me now jack hough and jp, what is the name of the game when it comes to the social media right now? is it mobile? is it new users? is it engagement? what's the key thing everybody cares about. >> so for facebook we're talking primarily mobile ad revenue growth. growing 18% year-over-year, it's pushing revenues along, a significant driver of the revenues, investors are taking

a close look what the numbers will look like in the quarter, and also whether or not they're accumrating new advertisers as well. for twitter, it's largely about user growth in general, over last three quarters they've seen very sluggish user growth, barely growth at all, and i think investors want to take a look whether or not that sluggish growth will continue. david: jack, these are very different companies, right? we put them together because they're under the umbrella of social media. in terms of making money, it's different. >> facebook makes money for investors and going to make more money, it's growing revenues at a pace which suggests going to leverage expenses better, rapid earnings growth going forward, and this is a business where you need scale, the people want to spend money in online advertising, you need a big platform. twitter is not profitable, especially when you back out employee stock awards, it has sales growth but from a very

low base, and the user growth is very questionable right now. melissa: j.p., twitter is in a tough spot, what do you see going forward? >> jack dorsey took over on july 1. he said there wouldn't be a change in strategy, we're seeing a huge change in strategy where personnel is concerned. you've seen a lot of people move. they're going to double down improving and boost and expand advertising products and build upon partnerships they have, like, for instance, earlier this year they had a partnership for google where you see tweets show up on the google search results. for twitter it's about expanding reach beyond twitter.com and areas of the internet so once internet users see the tweets, they're compelled to get twitter accounts of their own. melissa: jack, do any of those things mentioned seem like revenue drivers to you? a way to make money?

>> maybe. i think when i look at social media right now, everybody talks about facebook and twitter. don't count out google, let's not forget youtube is a social platform, you put up videos, people comment on them and so forth. that is profitable. that's going to have 40% of the revenue of facebook next year and that's a side business for google. talking about revenue growth, that's a tremendous revenue growth right now. melissa: j.p., what's the next social media company? you talk to younger people, nobody is on facebook or twitter anymore, you're on there so no younger person is on it at all. what's the new thing we haven't heard of but is going to be very hot? >> well, depends on what you consider hot and what you haven't heard of. but i say mere cat and periscope, the live streaming apps on the phone. i can broadcast this interview, a concert, any sort of live

event and broadcast it to many, many hundreds if not thousand of followers, that's starting to pick up steam with periscope which twitter owns. >> whatever it is, it will have a name like a muppet like smurfler or big chief or fling flong. melissa: i can't wait to see what the handle is on there. guys, thanks to both of you. david: i like smifler. new york city is filled with cold-blooded reptiles but usually speaking figuratively, not literally until now. wait until you see this.

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