tim? >> well, dan is picking up a good point. consumer staples are still rocking. they still work. kimberly clark, kmb, companies with global growth. coca-cola, which was beaten last year and wasn't exciting because they're not growing their top line is a valuation story. >> so if you want to play those, and you're worried about housing, just short itb, the construction. that's your hedge right there. if housing is indeed slowing down, it's going to take a while for it to feed into some of the consumer stocks. so short itb. >> if i'm just looking at consumer, i actually think that the ultimate consumer stock is apple. i think if you get that pullback a lot of people are looking at that prior consolidation level at 85. get that this summer, maybe there's a weak july quarter here. that's where you probably step in at apple. >> john and i earlier debated under armour and nike. it was an interesting debate. >> was it a would you rather kind of thing? >> yeah, under armour or nike. i preferred under armour. the reason is, look at the growth. it sold off after earnings that were spectacu

tim? >> well, i'll tell you, tyler, what the best scenario is that when someone is saving in a relativelyigh cost of living area and then they move as the joneses did in sharon's story to a lower cost of living area, love the carolinas myself. in fact, moving to charleston, south carolina, this weekend. so i'm getting a little ahead of the curve. but i do think that is one of the most powerful and positively impactful ways that someone can take a retirement situation that may look quite bleak and improve it drastically. the main reason for that is because they can sell the house in a higher cost of living area by a much less expensive house that could be just as nice or even nicer and pocket the difference, adding it to their retirement funds. >> so let's say somebody came to you. they're in their, let's say, late 50s. they really haven't done much. they're just beginning to think about all this. what are the one or two things they suggest right off the bat, and should they think about moving to a less expensive city? is that just one of those things you've got to do? >> suzy's describing

you're the one you see here getting paid on both hands of course they want to stick like us but now tim well he's all about trust busting that's been termed but let's talk about another intersection between government and business the recent supreme court ruling on area t.v. basically found that areas business model so legal sideward what's your take on this ruling i think that basically you know given the lack of trust the people in our institutions in the united states it's interesting that you know the supreme court has you look at this deal and you think. you don't think immediately this is the supreme court and therefore i accept it rather you think there's something wrong with this deal and i personally think there is something wrong with this deal and we know for. back in the one nine hundred seventy s. when we had v.c.r.'s the v.c.r. was almost made illegal by one vote and that was what antonin scalia said in his dissent he said you know we wouldn't have the v.c.r. if we went along with these things and this is going to be it's going to have a negative effect a chilling effect on the

out exactly and go on a diet something we're going to talk about holidays and about all right tim kathleen wells on you keep gaining money. what can you do you can argue with the will figure katie. without money tim's going to guy on holiday somewhere nice and well the tourism season it is underway and twenty five percent fewer russians will be going to europe this year why because they say get any of these out will be difficult because of the threat of sanctions so instead of visa countries such as turkey and egypt already the most popular destinations for russians will be getting a vital part because they share now this also means that european ackles the suffering from a slump in. how cells are the slumping ruble is also curbing the russian shoppers budgets which is four times the size of the average traveler now luxury shopping airport such as london and frankfurt they're suffering the most because that desire to have bags that watches a sun losses will the staying on the shelves juicy russians saying closest to home would you play that one woman that could serve before to treat herself to a

tim? >> well, the way i look at it, this is a space where valuations are starting to get a little interesting after a big sell-off, but a lot of these guys are places where i think the takeout activity is going to increase. i think the valuations have gotten to a place where the entire sector looks like -- leverage buyouts, we've been talking about that. i think this continues to hold these levels. i think the feeding frenzy continues. >> unrest in iraq is showing no signs of letting up and oil prices are at their highest prices since september. >>> plus, elon musk is extending an olive branch to bmw but wasn't he laughing at them just a few months ago? we have that story and how to trade it coming up. >>> the he escalating tensions iraq pushing oil prices higher. oil stocks all rising. so what do we do at this point with these gains on top of yesterday's gains grasso? >> the longer we go without the united states stepping in, the more likely it is that iran steps in. if iran steps in and tries to help out there for their own interests, the who whole things gets really messy. could you see tu

tim howard, well, they believe. >> we feel like we are strong, we are fast and we control the ball well. it will be a hard-fought game. >> reporter: american fans in the position of celebrating in spite of a loss are excited. >> usa all day. >> coach in a clear act of games man ship told his team to book tickets after july 13. the day of the world cup final. >> but history is not on our side. the united states has not beaten belgium in nearly 84 years. >>> well the as play a game- and-a-half in south florida today. the giants lead was down to a game-and-a-half as they took the field against the reds. ahead, how things went from bad to much, much worse. ,,,,,,,,,,,, nl west. that said, they'ren a big-time free >> hi everybody, i'm scott reese. giants tried to dwell on the positive. they lead the nl west, but they are in a free fall and tonight was brutal. the giants hosting the reds. not sure ha to do with the brian wilson jersey. matt cane was terrific. got the strike, the double play there. sergio romo trying to lock it down 1-0 in the 9th inning. and brandon phillips. it is brandon we

players like goalkeeper tim howard, well, they believe. >> we feel like we're strong and we're fast andt's going to be hard-fought game. >> u-s-a, u-s-a! >> reporter: american fans in the peculiar position of celebrating last thursday's loss remained bullish on july 13th, the date of this year's world cup final. elaine quijano, cbs news. >> axelrod: in sarajevo today, they marked the day franz ferdinand and his wife were killed. the incident i, events remembered today. in new york today, 100 is the new 18, at least for one veteran. his name is george hulka. while he fought in world war ii, he never got his high school diploma. that is until today. veterans don't have a diploma but want one can get one. hulka graduated alongside his great grandson. still ahead, one of the world's top concert masters tuning up for his final performance. at the dr.scholl's foot mapping center. then i got my number, which matched the custom fit orthotic inserts with the right support. go to drscholls.com for locations and save $10 i'm a believer. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me,

. >> tim still well, [speaker not understood]. >> i'll kickoff the questions. could you explain to us this retroactive amendment? >> certainly. so, this contract is a contract that the state of california uses to enforce and structure and mandate that each county provide [speaker not understood] prevention and treatment services. the state's practice is to issue three-year contracts and this is the last month of the three-year contract with them. the contract was originally between san francisco and the state department of drug and alcohol programs. but since then the department of drug and alcohol programs has been disbanded by the governor and the duties were reassigned to the department of health care services. and then the name of the section within the department of health care services changed again this fiscal year. so, they thought it was necessary to revise the contract. and because the contract is the payment mechanism for medicaid under drug medi-cal, it has to name the responsible state agency for the entire contract period inasmuch as settlement an

tim scott, isn't it? >> that's exactly right. lindsey graham has been this incumbent in here for a long time. but this is a really great story about how well tim scott is doing. i mean, there are very few plaques who have been elected senator in the first place. he not only is on the verge of winning a senate race, but on the verge of winning it overwhelmingly in this primary. hill finished well ahead of lynds graham today, and it shows you how well he's done. he's kind of been born of the tea party and the tea party here really likes him. i talked to voters yesterday, even in seneca, which is the town lindsey graham lives in, and they were much more excited about scott than graham, because they feel like they're going to vote for graham, but they're still wary of graham on immigration. they think he's two eager to work with president obama, versus scott is a strong opponent. >> well, tim scott will likely be the largest voter getter in november. that's for sure. perry bacon on the ground for, thank you very much. now let's turn to the challenge, to congressman eric cantor in virginia's seventh congressional district. dave brat joins me no

tim? >> well, i think from apple you have the standpoint of a stock split.ck splits open up the stock for a wider breadth of shareholders but apple remains a really cheap stock so i think that shareholders continue to recognize it and those people who are perhaps waiting for the stock split in order to buy some shares are finding that opportunity today. >> david, history would suggest that in the meretime a stock after splitting goes up. apple is now approaching 100 bucks. when does it get there? >> i think it probably gets there before we see the introduction of the iphone 6 in september and i think the extent of the timing of this, it makes a lot of sense because obviously the iphone 6 launch is a big retail event and splitting the stock makes it more within the reach of a retail investor to possibly go out and buy a round lot so from that standpoint can you get a pop in your stock and pay for the iphone at the same time. >> before september. i thought you were going to say it will get there at the end of the week. that's like 7 bucks a way. >> that's thee

and they're going to need their starter tim hudson to be, well, tim hudson.he is 5-0, perfect here at at&t park, but he is coming often his roughest start of the season. that was in chicago where he allowed seven runs on 12 hits and four and 2/2 3 innings of work. good news, marco finally going to get some baseball activity. he starts to rehab assignment today with the giants rookie league team in arizona and brandon belt will begin a rehab assignment some time this week. that's your giant's update, i'm amy goout rez for "today in the bay." >> thanks a lot, amy. >>> coming up, keep out, the strict plan to prevent a new crop of marijuana clinics from popping up in the south bay. >>> plus smooth jazz and the suggestive message. the racy new ads designed to make water conservation sexy. >>> you're watching 15 minutes of continuous news, weather, and traffic on "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is meeting with the kurdish leader in northern iraq. he's hoping to untaken al political mess that has given rise to a deadly insurge

>> well tim what we're getting here in kiev is just the opposite.re seems to be the fighting as daniel pointed out which continues. we're getting reports today another convoy, the ukrainian authorities, defense minister said another convoy of heavy military hardware has cross into ukraine from russia that included what he described ten multiple rocket launchers. this is unverified information. obviously it points to at least the situation continuing if not escalating the question. even if the government introduces this unilateral cease fire which is part of the cease fire which president poroshenko mentioned, he outlined it. earlier we were expecting the details. even if they introduce this unilateral cease fire, what will fighter do eers do. they will not lay down arms and will not stop fighting. >> we have amnesty for crimes. what else is included in this 14 point plan? >> well obviously there will be peace talks. although it's a question of whom he will be speaking to. there are other elements such as increased autonomy or decentralization going

players like goal teacher tim howard, well, they believe. >> we're strong, we're fast.ntrol the ball well. it has got to be a hard for the game. >> u.s.a. >> reporter: american fans in the peculiar position to celebrate last thursday's loss, remain bullish on team u.s.a. chances. >> i'm to change my flight. we will make it happen. u.s.a. all day. >> reporter: the coach in a clear act of the gamesmanship told his players to book their return ticket after july 13th the the date of this years world cup finals. elaine keyano, cbs news, rhea de. >>> still to come, a new movie going experience. of course, you have heard of 3-d have movies but now a theater is offering 4-d effects. coming up the next wave in the film industry. dogs hang ten with their owners, we will tell you how pups are spending their sat the day. wow, he has got some skills. >>> carol returns with hot temperatures in the the forecast, we will have the forecast coming up next. choosing is half the fun.. because there's a little something delicious... for everyone. hershey's miniatures, choose your own delici

well. democrats are on defense right now. tim, i have a question for you. i want you to take a listen to what eric cantor said just a few hours ago about who might succeed him. oh, sorry. we don't have it, but basically he was talking up kevin mccarthy who is the majority whip. look, i like kevin mccarthy. i'm a big fan of the majority whip. i'm wondering if you think that would be in the spirit of, if we ushered the next guy in line along, if that would be in the spirit of what happened with dave brat yesterday in virginia? >> i think it's the most fluid situation within a republican caucus in more than a generation. i don't think anyone has a clear path to this leadership position. mccarthy -- >> is it up for grabs? >> i think it is. i think it's good for the party and good for the movement. have a good, vigorous, healthy debate. i honestly hope there are new faces. >> you think that's possible? >> i do. because i think in the old days you might have one or two blocs within a caucus that were fighting each other. this -- this republican caucus is fragment

tim furlong is live there as well. a news conference is just wrapping up. what is being said about the progress? >> progress is being made. once again it was a news conference where not much comes out of it. you don't get to answer the questions that need answers. it was sitting right in the spot where i now stand. a lot of politicians talking about cooperation and transportation. i did get to talk to the secretary of transportation. the u.s. secretary about what it means or even a tiny stretch of a major highway like this above me goes down at a busy time of the year. here's what he had to say. >> we're stand here under i-495. this is not just the delaware issue. this is a national issue. when this bridge goes down, the ability for folks to travel south into miami, all the way up the eastern seaboard is impacted. it is a big deal that we hit this bridge back up and going. >> we did hear interesting cool stuff if you are interested. i kind of am. right there, behind the dirt pile is a drill that will go 150 feet into the bedrock. right behind are the rebars

>> well tim the president has created a government. doesn't have allegiance.work that it's a trick and the world shouldn't fall for it because this is viewed as a terror organization and that the world should not recognize this government. in the ceremony in the last half hour, many governments including the prime minister were sworn in. a new unity government will be welcomed by palestinians. there's challenges between hamas and fatah. the ceremony almost didn't go ahead. hamas needed the deal. it's blockaded by egypt and israel. hamas needs a political win after the failure of those peace negotiations with israel last month. >> the consequences of this for israel means it's not prepared to even try to restart peace talks. >> that's right. to have anything to do with the organization intent on israel's destruction which warned of renounced violence. renouncing violence and accepting the state of israel are preconditions of course. today three of the ministers coming to attend the ceremony weren't able. they weren't allowed to leave. will there be other sancti

>> reporter: well, tim, it's definitely a section of spanish society that would like spain to becomeepublic. numbers of demonstrations weren't that big. we were watching to see if huge crowds would turn up. they didn't. that tells you even though a lot of people in spain believe the country would be better off as the republic, maybe they don't feel it to be so passionate last night. today is about this military parade. the first moment we've seen prince felipe and king carlos together since the king announced abdication yesterday. we're at the royal palace north of the spanish capital, a place all of spain's kings and queens are buried including king carlos' father who wasn't king. the day is carefully choreography. >> not far from the valley of the fallen as well built, hollowed out of the mountain by republican prisoners during the civil war. just on the constitutional changes though, what is being discussed? does this mean for example felipe's eldest daughter will inherit the thrown even if he has another child, perhaps a son? >> the process is going to take three to six weeks we'

tim kane did well in the state overall. mark warner, an amazing candidate in virginia. did win the district. a tough, uphill sled for democrats. both candidates as you are pointing out. very unknown. who knows how they will be. if one will say something that will alien all it voters in the district. a lot of volatility, start there, know how it will play out. >> since both are professors i would imagine both campaign will be looking at their writings. a lot of times you get yourself in trouble. >> yeah. yeah. a fair point. we will have more on the breaking news and how it could be affecting other races. our guest stays with us. as we look forward to 2014. stay with us. >>> looking at another important primary tonight. senator tim scott on the primary in south carolina. 48-year-old freshman won 90% of the vote. senator scott was appointed by governor nicky haley after jim demint resigned from the senate to take a spot at the heritage foundation. the first statewide election for scott, one of two african-american senators and only black republican senator. now stay with u

tim kane did well in the state overall. mark warner, an amazing candidate in virginia. district. a tough, uphill sled for democrats. both candidates as you are pointing out. very unknown. who knows how they will be. if one will say something that will alien all it voters in the district. a lot of volatility, start there, know how it will play out. >> since both are professors i would imagine both campaign will be looking at their writings. a lot of times you get yourself in trouble. >> yeah. yeah. a fair point. we will have more on the breaking news and how it could be affecting other races. our guest stays with us. as we look forward to 2014. stay with us. is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat the wrong thing? what if? what if i suddenly have to go? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisadvocat

tim kaine did well in the state overall. mark warner, an amazing candidate in virginia.ough, uphill sled for democrats. both candidates as you are pointing out. very unknown. who knows how they will be. if one will say something that will alien all it voters in the district. a lot of volatility, start there, know how it will play out. >> since both are professors i would imagine both campaign will be looking at their writings. a lot of times you get yourself in trouble. >> yeah. yeah. a fair point. we will have more on the breaking news and how it could be affecting other races. our guest stays with us. as we look forward to 2014. stay with us. ates ates means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frust

but you hear the voices of his family and friends in the text, as well, so it is not just bill writing, but you hear those who love tim him through the years coming through in this book, as well -- here those who loved him and supported him through the years, coming through in this book, as well. this is a memoir written by the one and only bill medley, the guy to ever come out of orange county. good to have you on this program. thanks for watching, and as always, keep the faith. ♪ so we take each other's hand 'cause we seem to understand the urgency ♪ >> ♪ just remember you are the one i just can't get enough of ♪ >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for -- a conversation with the founder of c-span, brian lamb. that is next time. we will see you then. ♪ ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> be more. pbs. >> welcome to "film school shorts," a showcase of the most exciting new talent from across the country. experience the future of film next on "film school shorts." "film school shorts" is

. >> tim furlong live with the latest on the investigation. reaction as well from other truckers. tim? >> reporter: jim, as if the problems in delaware aren't bad nuft right now with 495 the way it is, this morning you might have woken up to find our morning team above it talking about it in every way, shape and form dealing with the traffic situation on 95 southbound near 149. a tractor-trailer rolled over literally shutting down the southbound side completely for hours. this is how it looked from sky force 10. it was a lot worse on the ground for thousands of drivers stuck behind a rolled over u.p.s. truck on i-95 south near 141 to new castle. it happened at about 4:00 this morning. u.p.s. tells nbc 10, we care deeply about the safety of our people and the public we serve. the cause of the accident on i-95 is under investigation by our safety team. it may be several days before we know what caused the crash. delaware state police say they know what caused the crash. they say 45-year-old phillip bates, the guy in charge of driving the rig, they say he fell asleep at the wheel. he

well. obviously he -- i think he had one mishap but he recovered from it. in the back tim howard played really well. i think it overall was a great team effort. obviously there were some individuals that didn't play as well as we usually see them play but i think there might be some adjustments moving forward and like i said before, there's more positives to take out of this game. >> abby, the women's soccer team has had a tremendous amount of success including taking home the world cup in the past but the men haven't quite reached that status, that height of success yet. could this be the year for them, do you think? >> well, i haven't picked -- i have them picked in our team pool. i have them picked going all the way. and i'm a firm believer that there's no greater time than the present to get things accomplished and if you have that belief in yourself and i jurgen has worked them pretty hard. it won't be easy but it's possible and i think tonight proves that not only to themselves but hopefully no their coaching staff moving forward so they can keep this thing running f

tim is hungry as well. >> i will blow this up here were going to get going.ducing my friend here. look at him. or want to talk to him in the next hour. >> coming up we have reviews of the new tom cruise a sci-fi movie edge of tomorrow. casey kasem is reported in critical condition, but alert, at a hospital in western washington state. kasem was taken to the hospital sunday, with what hospital officials say were wounds and blood pressure issues. it happened as he and his wife were staying at the home of some friends. a judge holds another hearing this afternoon, on the petition of kasem's daughter to have more access to her father, and more control over his healthcare. >> what happened to you happened to me. you have to die every day. keep coming here and i will train you. >> in "edge of tomorrow", tom cruise plays a reluctant army officer who is assigned to the front line of the fight against an alien race that's wiping out all of earth. he has the ability to re-live the same day over and over every time he's killed. dean calls it another "near perfect" actio

tim, how are those crowds? >> reporter: pretty well behaved, i would say. there's in knuckleheads. takes one to know one. everybody is just taking advantage much the vibe. fun atmosphere here. of course, took people a little long to get here. not as bad as last year, nowhere close to that. as more people head to the beach tomorrow and there's the confluence of the traffic and people need to go home, things could get tight. most of the people coming are at firefly. while there have been issued reported with traffic, especially thursday morning along route 13 when most campers were loading in, most tell us this year's festival is better than last year. >> more organized. last year, we had issues coming in with the traffic. i think 2 worked out. >> reporter: tomorrow morning, it could get tight. sunday night could be tricky as everyone goes back home. the state transportation secretary says the biggest act isn't going to be the last act, which means sunday night will be a trickle of fans out to the road instead of a tidal wave. of course, lots of the people will decide to wait until m

those who didn't come under that 3.8%, it would be retro being an tim, right? >> wellborrowers, student loan borrowers tend to have few options to refinance those loans. we're seeing that 40 million americans owe about $1.2 trillion in debt. this can have a broader impact on the economy, from first-time home purchases to small business starts to saving for retirement. and we need to take steps to make sure we stop this potential student debt domino effect. there are so many americans who are in the prime age to be investing for future but they're really being drag down by a lot of there. brittany, what's your story? where are you standing right now? >> i actually graduated from virginia commonwealth university. at the time of the graduation, i had upwards of $70,000 in student loan debt. currently, i owe roughly $50,000 for new undergraduate degree. i'm actually in a position of trying to pay them back, trying to pay down the principle so i don't get the compounded interest as far as my undergraduate degree. >> how long ago did you graduate snrch . >> i graduated in 20

recently the country's government and now is that they have enough to last up until odd tim and that's even without paying well apart from that factor if we think about the countries people now they're going to be the ones that stand to lose out because dad served piling up and these dads are have to be cleared sooner or later and really the main ravin ustream as the public coughing up in taxes now what about rush hour well rush hour. has already offered a lower price to ukraine but really the longer refuses to compromise the higher the eventual bill will be and we shouldn't forget europe many people consider just to be of by stand in all of this but also they could suffer it's not at all the bystander actually if we think about some of the supplies this applies all give most to trick now let's have a look at those graphics well just looking at it you can see how much you are dependent on gas from supplies and there is more than that actually russia for some of the european nations russia is the only source of so if you crane refuses to compromise what it does at the moment then europe could face being caught

. >> not one would allow -- >> well, i think tim cook is pretty open about the fact that he's gay asthe head of apple, isn't he? oh, dear, was that an error? i don't know. >> an error? try mind numbingly stupid. you cannot speculate about someone's sexuality on national television, period. >> coming up, are steech colbert >> coming up, are steech colbert and jon stewart lose iing basketball softball cannonball which sounds most fun to you? ♪ i'll be back at the top of the hour for your top headlines. >> america has never been a soccer country, but there's been a huge surge of interest as the world cup has advanced to the second round. and the media coverage exploded when luis suarez bit a player from the italian team and was suspended. joining us now, jim gray. jim, this bite definitely disgusting. i think we can agree on that. but it's not like the first time it's happened. is the coverage been a bit overboard? >> no, i don't think so. i think it's been accurately portrayed. i was in the ring when mike tyson bit evander holyfield's ear. it's never lived him down. that was 1997. no,

and tim swears that harvey wet his pants during that sketch. >> i don't know why that worked so well. break character and just crack each other up should not be as entertaining. but somehow when it is tim conway and harvey korman doing it, i could just watch that stuff forever. >> i just thought, if we have fun, the audience will, too. we're just going to go out there and do what we do best. and it worked. >> you can plan it and write it and rehearse it. you hoped for magic. it was carol, carol, the magic of carol burnett. that's a man interviewino.for a job. not that one. that one. the one who seems like he's already got the job 'cause he studied all the right courses from the get-go. and that's an accountant, a mom, a university of phoenix scholarship recipient, who used our unique --scratch that-- awesome career-planning tool. and that's a student, working late, with a day job, taking courses aligned with the industry he's aiming to be in. ready to build an education around the career that you want? let's get to work. little things, anyone can do. it steals your memories. your inde

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