groupon effectively is that.that maybe somebody steps in and grabs these guys, not unlike a lot of other names out there. so, i think they've sold off enough where it gets interesting for folks again, and i think that's what's going on. groupon being one of them, but you're seeing a bounce back in a lot of these names, 3d printing names as well. so, does the market have it right? we're going to find out. >> i was just going to say, i think groupon's attractive because it's so much in the mobile space, so much about local and giving people deals, but it's still kind of a joke for some people. if you watch the recent orange is the new black, there was a groupon joke within there. it's one of the best jokes ever. i can't repeat it, but it is the problem for this company, you know, that it needs to really capture the imagination of the public in a way as a truly useful tool. >> well put. guy, thank for now. i think a lot of people are googling that right now. guy, good to see you. appreciate it. >> see you later, kel

that's a sign that groupon is moving closer to achieving its goal of being a local deals marketplace, really being the place to go for those local deals. groupon along with yelp have both gotten a boost sin priceline announced its acquisition of open table. c has been uncovered more. around how they manipulated patient wait times and what they did to allegedly retaliate against those who would not play along. cnbc's deana complaint oskovksy has the story. >> he made it clear to me that they were absolutely out to get me. >> larry little and lisa lee were hired to schedule doctors' appointments for veterans at the ft. collins v.a. clinic in colorado, part of the larger cheyenne wyoming v.a. medical center. >> they didn't show us the policies or documents, this is just like how to do it. >> reporter: they say they received very little training and unknowingably violated the v.a.'s policy that ensured veterans receive medical care within 14 days of requesting an appointment. instead many veterans waited months, not weeks to see a doctor. >> i was trained from day one that this is how you

groupon and yelp also popping on hopes that those companies could be the next takeout targets. priceline though down nearly 3%. no surprise on the deal. what do you make of the deal? >> timmy is going to disagree with me but this sale is interesting. it's not expensive on valuation. whether or not they overpaid i don't think makes a whole lot of difference. it's seemingly done everything right. the daughters have been very good. it's done a back and fill all the way higher. people have shot against it because of the absolute price, not valuation, and i like priceline here. priceline to me is a play. >> i'm not sure i'd have a big issue. i like priceline in terms of like the business model. i like their dominance in the space, their innovation in mobile. these are great. the chart scares me but the valuation does not. i think it's one of the great kind of dominant franchises. >> do you like it better with open table or do you like it less with open table? >> i feel like they had to chase on this one after trip adviser but i think it's a good deal and it broadens the business mod

. >> reporter: by now most of us have heard of groupon.s a site where you can get discounts on spa treatments and restaurant meals. now they are all of these bulk items. >> we started a new service called groupon basic. household and personal care it's an online bulk service. >> reporter: among the deals we found 6 pack of 33-ounce clorox stain remover for 39.99. or a 9 pack of 70 pack bounce drier sheets for 39.99. >> the discount is 20 to 30% off. the frequency of purchase increases the value. >> reporter: on the downside you can't use manufacturers coupons on the site. >> as a promotion, we'll allow anyone who purchases a groupon item, they will get 5% in bucks. >> reporter: most of the deals are comparable what you will find at a costco or b.j. which means you don't have to carry them home yourself they come right to your front door. amy buckman channel 6 "action news." >> there's much more to come on "action news," that's right, plus chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> bucks county authorities are investi

they did that with groupon. this marks a move going out into public market and said of going back to the original. it will be interesting to see what this goes -- what this does . will there be real organic companies that are able to profit somehow through the ecosystem? russia and ukraine are due to resume talks in brussels today on a deal that would keep natural gas flowing between the countries. conflict over separatists in eastern ukraine trying to break away from the government. ukraine announced it repelled an attack on its border in which soldiers were winded. -- wounded. ryan has the details. >> free parties. you have the russians, ukrainians, and european union mediating. this is the third round. we are 23 hours away from the deadline. the russians say if the ukrainians haven't paid off we will cut off their gas. far the ukrainians have paid $786 million. why such an odd number? they paid for february and march. that was when their gas was right that $286. now they are asked to pay 80% more. we won't pa

. >> caller: i'm calling in today about a groupon, i recently added it to more portfolio. have we seen a bottom. >> groupon is incredible. >> i've got this restaurant we look at one of that are programs. they have so much value in it, but that said, it did go up, did report a disappointing quarter, it's not come all the way back down. for your birthday and regina's mom, i'm blessing owning 21st, 23rd and regina as mom's 40th. i'm blessing -- why do i come out every night? to give you a fights chance. i think this is one game you can win. don't get distracted by all the noise. stocks are actually cheaper than they seem and they're not commodities. still to come, a wall street heavyweight is making a big buy. should you be following their lead? >>> not just band ace and babe powder. johnson & johnson could have a real smart acquisition i have in mind for them. >>> plus a company managing 100 million customer relationships. is it time to take a swipe after target's breach made headlines? i think its. don't move. "mad money" is after the break. oh my god! look. you need to see

. >> there's a few casinos on groupon. >> reporter: he got a deal online. i found several different deals, including room, buffet, and spa packages. >> i think it probably could get a little better. >> reporter: you would rather see more deals out there? >> oh, yeah. the more deals they get, the more money people will sink in this place. >> reporter: 1.8 million cars coming through to this area on the ac expressway. rental websites are abound with slashed prices and units are still available with reduced rates. on the boardwalk, same deal. >> they don't see, they don't buy. if they don't see, they don't buy. >> reporter: business owners i've been talking with say this is the time to shine. this three months at the shore can mean the bottom line. >> many people who were not at the shore today for the first day of summer were enjoying the day at an arts festival. the annual event draws people from across the region and throughout the east coast. this year the arts festival is focusing more on local talent. >>> good evening. summer officially started at 6:51 t

it's been a tough year for groupon. the stock is down 40% in 2014. >> thanks. who likes this or who doesn't like the deal today? >> you know, i think it'sen a interesting deal. i'm not sure you can extrapolate in something for yelp which is a $6 billion market cap. yelp is a different kind of animal because it's a critical website. opentable, look, i think it was a short so lots of guys got burnt. i'm not sure it was the right move. >> so did simon baker. >> this is a sector, whether it's whatsapp or others, i'd stay away from it. >>> there's no love on wall street for a certain list of stocks. we'll tell you which of the most hated names are actually our traders' favorite contrarian plays. >>> and his father didn't teach him how to throw a baseball, but about how to be an activist investor. a special interview with both when we come back. just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your investments on your own. helping you find new ways to plan for retirement. and save on taxes where you can. s

investors are making friends with facebook and groupon again. is it too late to get in? queen of thrones. what do graphic violence, strong sexual content and the queen of england all have in common? they're all part of our worst trade of the day. let's meet today's starting lineup. joe terranova, steve weiss, pete najarian, mike murphy and rebecca patterson joins us. we'll begin with a risk to the rally. it's been nearly three years since the dow and s&p had a correction. come play sensy is the word of the month. are investors getting too comfortable in their summer groove? what risks to the rally are you looking for? let's first start off with rebecca. what do you think? everybody is pointing to things like the vix at seven-year lows. low volumes on the excha innges >> there's always risk out there. the vix this low could be a sign that if there is some shock, we're going to get an outside short-term reaction. but in general, i think we're in a low vol regime. it's not unusual at this part of the economic cycle. we have a lot of liquidity still from central banks. and w

groupon leading the pack, up about 12% in today's trade.ema, thank you so much. >>> before we let spencer go and we seen off, stocks doing amazingly well. almost $140. all-time high. people still write in and say multiples not deserved. you're stingy with metrics. more clarity. what do you say to those people? >> haters are gonna hate. >> simple as that? >> i don't worry about it. there's nothing i can do about it. we deliver and we kind of focus on building the business and building a product and delighting consumers and whatever. the stock will do what it does. >> how do you keep people from focusing on a stock price too much in times like this? >> i forbid employees to check on the stock price. we don't talk about it. we never discuss the stock price internally. it just doesn't matter. we discuss consumers and advertisers. the stock price will take care of itself. >> we heard from ceo of splung earlier this hour talking about the roller coaster ride. he was smart and popular in the spring. now his mom won't talk to him. did you not watch

iraq to advance to the west of the country taking control of four war times and border checkpoints groupon in the collapsing stock. they're welcome to watching international now he's a man who's changed our vision of the world and is among america's most wanted this day a year ago former n.s.a. employee edward snowden landed in russia his asylum ends next month and it's still not clear what is next for him but for now his whereabouts are shrouded in mystery as he's worried that the white house won't let him go say we silly. looks at how he managed to slip through washington's fingers. c.n.n. now has the word that edward snowden has left hong kong there are many questions about why snowden is able to stay one step ahead of american authorities snowden is reported to be on a flight to moscow in the arrivals hall of moscow's sheremetyevo airport sector a terminal on june twenty third two thousand and thirteen this is where that flight from hong kong with edward snowden on board arrived these doors were surrounded by a whole army of journalists with cameras and microphones some broadcasting li

so the homeowners that use groupon, really care about saving money.e average household that goes solar saves roughly 10 to 15% of their energy costs. any homeowner that is looking at saving money, should absolute consider solar. this is why we partner with groupon. >> quick question about being in business with family you co-founded solar city in 2006 with one of your brothers. >> correct. >> and cousins with elon musk which helped you generate the idea for the company. what have you learned with working with family members? what are the ups and downs? >> i wouldn't want anything different. working with my brother has been great. he's an incredible business partner. he's a technologyist in the company. working with elon is amazing. i always refer to him as neo in the matrix. he sees zeros and ones. as a describer, he always says dodge the invisible wall. you can't see the invisible wall. >> but he does. >> he sees the invisible wall. you got to take that with blind faith and turn right to dodge the invisible wall. >> okay. mr. rive, thank you for join

there is an ebay version that was initially here in germany, groupon called citi deal. . you darlinguber for eharmony. they took a look at what they're planning on doing. 3-5 billion euro valuation. that is a lot of money, guys. prepare that to whatsapp. to whatsapp.at it is not based on these pie-in-the-sky star of growth models, it is a little more grounded. and ironic for a company called rocket. >> imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. the does this say about german ipo market right now? >> it is heating up. this could be a sign that breaking through the sound barrier for berlin to have a big billion year exit. startup that is identified with a singular product. you always have to explain what rocket is when you are talking about it. it will mean something. we'll see whether or not that cash gets plowed back into the ecosystem, cash and expertise, and whether berlin takes off as a rival to london or silicon valley. it seems like that is a couple of years away, guide, if it ever happens. withast to come close london, let alone silicon valley. >> hans nichols joi

we built a new platform and we sold it to groupon.ade abouthat we oracle's history acquiring things when they cannot penetrate into the cloud space is very interesting. it seems like an odd way to approach this new vertical for them. this is for their shoji going forward. as you want to distribute into more and more markets, your bar becomes higher when you're pinned to her resale network. this is for their strategy going forward. this is built around system that is problematic software. >> that is part of the plan. i am interested in this idea of free sailors. oracle has a wide network of resellers. -- i'm interested in this idea .f resellers if you don't have the resellers in your back pocket. you cannot jettison them to go to the cloud. >> i was talking to someone a few minutes ago who has developed a point of sale cloud-based company. he said that this deal is not a good deal for the restaurant or hospitality industry in general because oracle, when they tend to sell you goods, will package in software that maybe you don't need. a

go to the groupon website, make that donation to support broadway cares.such a great show. and you can't get into it. >> can't get tickets. >> i tried to tell you when it first came out. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, you know you have really made it when you become a category on "jeopardy!" i'll take george stephanopoulos for 200. i've always wanted to say that. here is one of george's categories on "jeopardy!" take a listen. >> stephanopoulos for $800. >> i didn't see this. >> in 2013, one-on-one with president obama, on the shifting situation in syria, i had to ask, don't you worry that this world leader and bashar assad supporter is playing you. >> who is putin? >> that accent. george, was that exciting for you? >> yeah. >> i'll take stephanopoulos for 800. >> i didn't get to see it last night because i was flying back. >> oh, yes. >> didn't have time to see myself on "jeopardy!" because i was with the president. >> i was on air force one. >> and i definitely won't get time this weekend because i have so many parties to go to. >> i'm working this

groupon, they sold that back to the founders. their version of uber is called easy taxi. they have one for amazon. eharmony as well. the typical model on this is that they have sold in some cases back to the original company. now they are taking it public and we will see how much demand there is for the 70 75 portfolio companies that rocket has. rocket has a hard time explaining it. is it private equity? is it and incubator? the answer is it is a holding company. >> does that have any implications for the impact this ipo will have on the rest of the tech sector? >> if you think what an ipo normally does, it brings in a, a great deal of confidence. b, it mints a lot of millionaires. those millionaires talk with their friends and leave the one company and maybe start a new one. in that sense, an ipo from rocket want to do that. most of the money is going to go to these three brothers. it is not necessarily going to go throughout the company. in terms of spawning new ideas, unclear if that will happen as well. it will cross the threshold. people in berlin will finally have a

names in the group, groupon, grubhub, saw a jump.s are they going to be taken over? liz: don't forget google bought the gap which in that space. retail is in play when it comes to chatter outperforming 20%. >> sycamore shows an interest. 9.9% stake. they are looking at company and maybe start to move forward with a buyout offer of some sort. we'll see. [closing bell ringing] liz: take a deep breath. you say the bells close out the market for this friday, after past 4hours from major news flow from the middle east and specifically iraq. let's look to see how stocks finished up. dow jones industrials, s&p, nasdaq, russell all seeing gains. dow up 37 points. russell eking out a quarter of a percent gain. with major headlines out of the middle east. we were able to find stability in the markets thanks in part for good news from intel. after the bell starts right now. liz: let's break down today's action with, pete lang, lang capital president. he is here to warn us what he call as significant pullback. tim is p rare dice asset mage

and then merging with another groupon they have trips to the international space station i think theyers. this will force congress to give them more contracts. they will launch sayings and proposal systems for space space, missile defense, a science, a defense electronics, commercial satellites, space satellites and keep in mind the initiative. with the alliance between lockheed martin and boeing with the united on alliance which is a competitor but boeing is a big client of a lawyer and. there is more debt than i would typically buy but this is a cheap stock using traditional valuation metrics. i like it for the of multi-year buy and hold. what you think about this? >> if it is just your evaluation you are right. but over the last month and announced it is broken down but there are better plays and it will get cheaper. it will be cheaper before it goes higher. >> because it goes way back? >> especially with the market hitting its highest. >> but they said it would mess for:. >> that is why i took the hits now they set the stage for lower expectations. if you look at it traditionally.

she's the one that printed the groupon. [ laughter ] her name is usually something like "amanda." [ laughterread. [ laughter ] you want that? you do? do you want flatbread? i'm asking you if you want flatbread. do you want flatbread? i'm asking you! you want a flatbread? i'm asking you. flatbread. [ aflack duck voice ] aflac. do you want a flatbread? you do? okay. i'm going to order. hi. we're in a rush because we're terrible. [ laughter ] uhm, we're going to do a trough of white wine. you know. [ laughter ] then we're going to do one flatbread for like 40 of us. [ laughter ] she doesn't do gluten. she's not eating. she doesn't do dairy. she doesn't know what gluten is, did you she doesn't do it. [ laughter ] and then we're going to do half goat cheese, half air, thank you. [ laughter ] flat bread. then we all have a bite of flatbread, leave starving, go home, and log on to pinterest and pin pictures of all the food we want to be eating. anyone else here pinterest? [ cheers and applause ] yes, pinterest. porn for white women absolutly. [ laughter ] we love pinterest, women love pinterest bec

so apply in yelp and groupon there.nalysts i talked to mentioned the international growth they're going to have, particularly in europe, and that priceline can help them drive that international growth. but the real key is the very stable, very predictable growing cash flow in the u.s. and that's the real key to making this deal work. let's move on here because markets are very active today. we had four yesterday, three today. the nasdaq, abengoa yield, this is another big reeled plays, renewable energies. it's a spanish company. they are power contracts for wind and solar, conventional energy. and they're going to put that as a yield play out there. current yield is 3.6%. they're going to increase that yield with a price at $29. the price was $25 to $27. so yield is what a lot of people are still looking for and they're paying up for that. at the nyse, we have a small deal right now that make pipe installation. they price at $11. that was below the range although the size was increased. finally, also over on the nasdaq

lll ♪ thank you groupon deal for half off sky diving for thinking my problem with jumping out of a athe best is the price. [ laughter ] >> steve: seems little steep. >> jimmy: little steep there. >> steve: can you cut us a a deal? i don't want to pay a lot of money. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for the phrase you say potato, i say po-tah-to for basically saying you're right and i'm wrong because literally no one says po-tah-to. [ laughter ] >> steve: no one says. >> jimmy: no one says. mr. po-tah-to head. >> steve: mr. po-tah-to head. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no that's mrs. po-tah-to head. >> steve: that's mrs. po-tah-to head. the po-tah-to heads. >> jimmy: ms. po-tah-to head if you're nasty. >> steve: from nasa? >> jimmy: if you're nasty. >> steve: oh, okay. i missed it. >> jimmy: chris kattan would get it. [ laughter ] old reference. ♪ thank you may the 4th for being the perfect holiday for "star wars" fans as well as people with lisps. may the forth be with you. [ laughter ] thar warth. >> steve: thar warth. i love thee-three-p-o. [ applause ] luke thkywalker. the death thar. the thith. ma

wall street or main street, here's who's making and losing money today starting with a rough day for groupontraight to the discount aisle falling more than 4% today. that wouldn't put co-founder andrew mason in a sharing mood, he lost about $be $3.6 million. how about angelina jolie? a $70 million box office debut, easily best performance of the weekend. must feel good to be bad. and giving up some major money, the california man who returned a six-figure sack of cash that he found in the street. 52-year-old joe cornell saw a bag of money falling out of the back of an armored brinks truck, and he gave the $125,000 back to the rightful owner. i can't believe it. brinks thanked cornell by giving him $5,000. well, it's something, i guess, and donating $5,000 to the charity where he works. wow. all right. hope you're ready for your close-up. new documents reveal the national security agency is at it again, storing millions of images of people that it's taken using facial recognition technology. the agency, of course, says this is all in the name of safety. it can help locate dangerous targets ar

and groupon, a marketplace for retailers and merchants to offer deals. also higher on the day.ation helping shares move to the up side. i was speaking to one analyst who said it's clear that with this acquisition of open table that priceline is focused on creating this comprehensive booking experience for its customers. it will be interesting to see, guys, if other internet companies follow priceline's lead and also find value or make an acquisition in this space. tyler and kelly? >> all right, seema, thanks very much. we've got about 15 minutes before the closing bell. the dow is higher by about 6 at 16,739. >>> despite that the dow and s&p heading for their first down week since mid may. two of wall street's biggest names, leon cooperman, and bill miller, will be speaking with us next about where markets go from here. and on father's day we thought we'd invite along their sons, who themselves are investment pros. that's right. don't miss any of that special coverage coming up, next hour on "the closing bell." financial noise financial noise financial noise >>> all right. the

it's a groupon ad for some mother's day deals. let's take a look here.ms deserve amazing gifts." that's true, but look at that woman in the upper left. what is she holding, a creepy doll? [ laughter ] a creepy doll head? what is that? happy mother's day mom, here's that severed mannequin head you wanted. [ laughter ] this next screen grab was sent in by sarah burnett from cincinnati, ohio. she was doing some shopping on target.com looking for jewelry, right? let's see and this is for mother's day. let's see what jewelry is available. well, std. that's good. that's perfect. [ laughter ] hey mom, i got it. [ applause ] sarah theresa davis. that's my mother's name. [ laughter ] >> steve: i got you some std. >> jimmy: you'll never get rid of this, mom. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] ho! i heard it was viral. is that true? >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] this next one is from paul beltrand in chile. he was watching the news on tv and one of the graphics made for a pretty interesting shot here. look at that dude's butt right there. [ laughter ] weird graphic. some we

this is groupon aisle site. it launched when the app was quietly turned on.l go live again soon. neither grub hope nor ham son. saw much movement in either direction. their stocks on the move. liz? liz: david the smart home, this is $12 billion market. it is growing so quickly with tech giants like google and apple with a home second train. they ranked the top 12 busiest home gadgets -- buzziest. we have the business editor here that spearheaded the search and matt is here to tell us about his four favorite gadgets. great to have you here. >> thanks for having me. 12 buzziest. how did you look at these? how many did you test. >> i don't know the total number but it was so much, that, couldn't count. we basically got all the editors and writer and reporters at "time" to go out and find fevering that you could find in a from goofy to game changing. that is how we came up with the list. liz: john chambers from cisco said this will be biggest thing. he is talking specifically about the internet of everything. these actually in a way qualify because they all link

pandora, yelp, google and groupon all moving higher at the moment, but it's twitter that's up three and-thirds, at least at the moment. now let's get to general motors on a much more serious note. today we heard a contrite mary barra, the ceo of gm, saying that her company made big mistakes when it came to car safety. she said gm needs to make transparency and customer safety central to everything the automaker does. gm has acknowledged that 13 people died as a result of faulty ignition switches, but this is important, this number only includes drivers. when asked about how the company planned to account for the people killed in crashes who may have been riding in the backseat of cars and whether the company planned to increase that death number, gm president dan am mondays had this to say. >> rules in the eligibility criteria are being determined and set independently by ken feinberg. it'll be his determination as to what the rules are, what the eligibility criteria are. he hasn't included that yet. all the information we have right now, information where we have specific details, that

this is a company behind the names like facebook, pinterest and groupon. they gave the money.and became, well, you know the story. now andreessen horowitz is making a 90 million-dollar bet on security systems management company, only seven years old and called tanium. this is the firm's second largest investment ever. what does tanium do why is andreessen horowitz a big believer in the company? we bring in the recent board partner and tanium board member. steven, we're fascinated you're here to talk about it. you're a guy who picks these things very carefully. why tanium? talk about what they do. >> tanium is unbelievably cool product, what they have done, what these amazing founders have done, they found out a way to manage and secure networks of hundred of thousands of computers and data centers, scattered all around the world on your desktop and mobile and managed to find a way to instantly secure and manage them. so you can find out what is going on all over your network, just with a few clicks and answer anything you need to know instantly. liz: this sounds like a product

i wouldn't be surprised to see what of the tech guys taking a hard look at groupon.ficance of all cash deals in this area? we recently sold makers to disney for all cash. mostly a stock offer, 80% stock. investors and shareholders ask you to do something with the cash. >> thank you for joining us. senior associate at grey croft partners. we are a few minutes away from the opening bell. we have the top 10 trades he don't want to miss after this break. ♪ >> welcome back. i am betty liu. it is 26 minutes past the ever which means bloomberg television is on the markets. jonathan ferro has the latest on the futures. futures are lower after a week of losses on the s&p 500. industrialpite production coming in better than expected. concern,only one geopolitical risk and tension in iraq showing no signs of dying down. in surgeons claiming more territory. what happens next as the spread through the region? we are tipping from the s&p 500. you have the small matter of the federal reserve meeting. >> let's count down to the open with the top 10. these are the only traits you nee

groupon started to rally for second day buying a company called snap save. >> that is pretty interestingt some analysts are talking about they're getting more deals than expected recently. that will boost numbers. the stock is up 4.6%. david: i don't know if this has to do with plosser's remarks. the federal reserve president of philadelphia but materials, material stocks are down as well. >> yeah. interesting enough you could tie it together perhaps. alcoa, the aluminum maker is down 2%. cliff natural resources down 4%. liz: vertex was the star of the day, david. did you see the gain? david: unbelievable. >> on positive test results for one of its therapies. [closing bell ringing] >> cystic fibrosis. very expensive but $150,000 per -- liz: my goodness. david: unfortunately we're extending our losses into the end of the day trading. as you can see we're down on the dow 116 points. that may settle even lower than that the worst part of the trading was right at the end of the day. all indices are down. no index down further than the russell 2000, down a solid 1%. a very interesting trading

even groupon has increasingly focused on mobile deals based on where you are.o that competitive pressure, the new foursquare focuses a local recommendations to compete with yelp. the others swarm does have those check-ins and shows friends nearby. foursquare is one of many start-ups whose smart idea is coopted. another innovator, news reader fort board has seem that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery with facebook's paper adopting many of its tools to flip between articles. the key for disrupter success is having enough barriers for entry or a unique enough product that a product or company can't be easily copies. that was an important factor in determining the 2014 cnbc disrupter 50. so who will make this year's list? we'll unveil the big names coming up on tuesday and check out all our great content online at disrupter 50.cnbc.com. >>> nearly 4,000 tweets per minute. what got everyone so excited? was it the soccer? find out next. but first, rick santelli, what are you watching today? >> we are going to consider what makes markets richer, and how many

meantime, we cook it of course, pops and drops, big movers of the day and we do kick it off with groupon 6%. >> you would have thought this would run a little bit more, starting to make a sires of higher lows. i think it's actually viable here. >> yingly green. >> whole space under a bit of pressure. people worried about production and the china-u.s. trade wars here so, again, a name i would not jump into tomorrow. >> blackberry, a pop that moved 3%? guy? >> great job by jon najarian and that crazy colin gillis who came out and upgrade. >> nice. >> getting to levels, we felt that basically in middle of january, late march, 10.5 is your bogey. trade there fails, you've got to pull the rip cord. >> pop for buffalo wild wings, up 6%, pete? >> a nice boost tand. warned lick out there. it's all about the sporting event right now with the world cup, huge sporting event. as long as the usa is in it people are going there. valuation a little high, pull back from buffalo wild wings. >> and now the story you voted for, a pop for e-joints, a dutch company has rolled out the world's first electronic

shares of yelp and groupon are gaining in the premarket. >> in washington, former first lady is on a book tour, which has all the hallmarks of a test run. she has yet to announce her candidacy. to latest national poll, popularity is sliding. giuliana, what is happening here . why is this? >> hillary clinton enters the political fray. her numbers are sliding. this is a rating of her popularity, her likability among american people. they are at 56% then. they are atof 2012 70%. when it comes time to matching her up against potential republican candidates, she still beats them, including chris christie. the margin is getting smaller. back in march she was beating -- inchristie 45% to 38% march it was 52% to 39%. now it is just 45% to 38%. this has always been a problem with her. the concern among democrats is what hurt her in 2008 was walking into the democratic primary. what these numbers are showing is if she declares -- she's going to have to fight for this. absolutely, being the person to lose this race is not always the best position. your white house correspondent julianna goldman

groupon still reacting to positive and list news from yesterday, shares are up another 8%.own almost 20% this year. now look at microsoft, announcing a new promotion today. trade in your used macbook air and get $650 credit for the purchase of one of their new surface pro three. you don't think that is a very good deal, do you? >> i think is a good deal for them from a p.r. perspective. getting promotion for their product. i wouldn't take the deal personally. they are still struggling to get this product off the ground in terms of a larger audience. stuart: are you saying the surface pro or the service tablet is not a hit? >> it is not a hit yet. this may get it to be a hit, but it is not there yet. you can tell this a huge discount for people. there is a reason they are giving as big of a discount. no way they would get a deal like this. stuart: you think the macbook is so much better than the surface? >> they cost about $1000 so it is not like they are giving to charity or anything like this, but they are trying to get his audience that doesn't exist you have to the servi

. >> you look at what happened with groupon and twitter -- you start connecting those dots. >> it couldnd august entertainment. jd.com gotat's why out ahead of it. it will be 48 degrees isrenheit in kiev which different than nine below in january. they will need russian natural gas in the wintertime. the alarm bells will sound. --headline this morning everybody is up to their eyeballs in natural gas, is that true? >> in ukraine they are and at europe as well. there is plenty of gas in storage. that is the reason why there is not this pressure to negotiate this deal now. that is the reason why there is room for a deal to break down. it will have to happen before december. >> there is unit analysis. and there is price analysis. you talk to your hydrocarbon experts at jpmorgan, do they suggest we should watch price negotiations? >> i think it is price. customers paid $3.80 is the price versus $4.85 which is what the ukrainian customers are now facing. there's is divide that needs to be bridged. any deal will hinge on price. china signed the deal and we don't know what that price is. that i

regularly, now are the species of crocus, groupon, cobia, drawn, top pop. my grandfather never saw a single one of these in his entire life as efficient. as another fishman said to me to know it's getting weird out there, and is not just from the island waters. i traveled to the south of lentic of the break. they told me that in charleston air catching snuck, a fish used to get down to fort lauderdale the catch. it's working its way up. redfish are being caught as far north as cape cod. encase the warming of actions and moving around of the fisheries and all of that of people in the natural order is not enough against road island shores the oceans are 10 inches higher than in the 1930's. some are later another hurricane is going to come and it was a plunge. i asked my colleague, if you are genuinely interested in this issue, spend ten minutes for my sake looking at the images of what happened in my state in the hurricane in 1938. imagine what happens when that 10 inches that is there no one was not then of additional sea level kids stacked up further by sto

. >> and groupon.o get into reservations or other things. i remember talking, this was year ago, to andrew -- >> oh, right, the guy who is gone. >> the guy who founded the company. we'll see where all that goes. and watching shares of intel this morning. that company raising its second quarter and full outlook citing stronger than expected p.c. demand. >> becky. >> that's going to drive me crazy. >> who was andrew mason? >> thank you. thank you. >> you have to answer it as a question like jeopardy. >> who is andrew mason? ding, ding, ding. >> i always thought apple would pick up yelp. >> all right. when we come back, the price index. what mark should do about iraq. militants remain in control of key cities. baghdad could be next. "squawk box" will be right back. i'm sorry- i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? you feel that in your muscles? yeah...i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches lets us give you great rates and servic