adam, back to you. adam: peter, thank you very much.ortant to reiterate this is a civil complaint, this is not criminal. charlie gasparino was talking about this two weeks ago, and here it is. tracy: yeah. pay attention to him. new developments in the irs scandal. the agency's new chief giving the progress report on his investigation into political targeting. we have details on that ahead. adam: also, encouraging news on the paychecks of americans and spending. raymond james' chief economist scott brown will break it all down ahead. but first, we want to check how oil is trading right now. who needs to pay attention to gold at $1201 an ounce? ♪ ♪ she's still the one for you - you know it even after all these years. but your erectil dysfunction - you know,that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in yourur ability to beeady. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet you can be more confident in yourur ability to beeady. approved to

adam: all right. thank you very much. it. ashley: greece making headlines after a junior party decided to pull it to cabinet members following a dispute over state television. the greek prime minister ordering the broadcaster closure resulting in 2700 lost jobs..3 the new sending european markets down today, as you can see, read on the screen. meanwhile, back at home x and ron ceo to be recent instead to 30:00 p.m. eastern time. his original sentence it -- sentence is expected to be reduced between 14 and 70 and a half years. the reason tensing is part of a court ordered reduction of his prison term and a separate agreement with prosecutors that will allow for the distribution of around $41 million in restitution to victims of the collapse. by the way, in jail since 2006. and the average american is working less, spending only three hours and 32 minutes a day doing work-related activities. that is down to home as from 2011. what are we doing? americans spend about five and a half hours of leisure acti

adam: place your bet.hfl entertainment posting record profits as gamblers continue to hit casinos. now that company is preparing to double down online gambling. could it mean more record quarters ahead? the ceo will join us next. lori: i love sin stocks. and e-commerce has changed the way we shop for everything in this billion dollar industry is just getting started. what is the next big thing in online retailer -- retailing and who stands to profit? ♪ . >> i'm jo ling kent with your fox business brief. the bearish streak continued on wall street for a second day pushing blue-chips below 15,000. the dow finished down 216 at 14,960. >>> verifone systems also seeing red after reporting disappointing second quarter results and a weaker-than-expected third quarter forecast. the company swung to a loss after recording significant legal expenses and product sales weakening. verifone's stock is down 37% over the past 12 months. >> winner of a record $590.5 million lottery jackpot is 84-year-old florida resident,

adam: okay.ing news in the ongoing fight between michael dell and carl icahn for the future of dell computers. everyone talking about who they would approach as a potential ceo. now we have icahn saying is along with southeastern asset manageeent, they have approached several candidates. sources on condition of anonymity say these discussions are private but among the people they have allegedly approached, pc boss todd bradley. bradley has responded in an e-mail to journalists about this, saying, i haven't been contacted by anybody. so keep an eye on this fight for control of dell. >>> the nsa has been monitoring the phone record of several citizens of this country through three major phone networks. and now, word is out that they're also tracking our e-mail, web searches, they're doing it through sites like google and facebook. there is a real important question. how can you tell if your phone or your smartphone for that matter is being tapped? and what is the best way to protect yourself? joini

adam and liz. adam: quick question. to you earlier in the day, you made the point and the government made the point, no content. what about text messages? that is stored. is that turnedded over as well? >> i do not know. i will find out, and i will get that to you. it's not, now, i read the order, and it doesn't say anything about text messages in the order, but good question, i'll try to find out. liz: thank you. tired of investing in the stocks and bonds and worried how once the fed moves? how about investing in a vampire hunting kit or a table made for the rolling stones? taking you inside the business of offjpmorgan beat investing with star of "auction kings qats own owner of gallery 63. that's next. adam: friends are not all you connect with on facebook. hackers could steal your personal information as well. we'll tell you how they do tennessee. ♪ at o whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever

adam: all right.ee him every night right here on the fox business network at seven and ten and tonight you can catch alabama attorney general in south carolina attorney general discussing voter rights and the future in light of yesterday's historic supreme court decision all on the lou dobbs tonight. thank you for being here quicker to be with you. lori: see you soon. >> you talk too much. lori: me? adam: no, that's me. lori: he's feisty. the case against palin. charlie gasparino is next as that government scrambles. adam: still feeling the hangover from the u.s. draft. and up close look and concern over the genetically modified seeds. ♪ [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliv can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? [ exhales deeply ] [ male announcer ] well there is biotene. specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants, biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps ke

john adams i don't think. but other than that -- i mean, i really think that john adams was -- r. 21st century congress. i think that patrick henry is ron paul. i think truly that the two-party would love of patrick henry. he -- in the opening days of the first continental congress he made this speech arguing for representation and the congress, which he was defeated, saying we're not just virginians are new yorkers. we are all american. that gives an impression of the continental minded politician. what he was mainly concerned about is protecting the interest of the most populous colony in america, the colony of virginia. all of his career, his primary devotion was to defending the interest, first of his colony, and then of his sovereign commonwealth. so i think he gets along really well. really think of all the 18th-century politicians, though one consistently through his career who is most consistently supporting the tea party ideals is patrick henry. >> what distinguishes temperamentally dickenson, the com

john adams of our 21st century. i think patrick henry is rand paul. i think truly the two parties would love patrick henry. in the opening days of the first continental congress he made this speech arguing for proportional representation in the congress which he was defeated saying we are not just virginians or new yorkers. we are all americans and that gives an impression of henry as the continental minded politician but what he was mainly concerned about was protecting the interest of the most popular colony of america, the colony of virginia. all of his career his primary devotion was to defending the interests interests first of his colony and then of the sovereign commonwealth of virginia. so i think ian rand paul would get along pretty well. i really do think of all the 18th century politicians the one consistently through his career who is most consistently supporting of the tea party ideals is patrick henry. >> so what distinguishes temperamentally dickinson from henry dickinson the compromiser at least the

adam: thank you very much. lori: as fle the market, stockse trading sideways at the moment after the huge jobs inspired rally tacked on 200 points. where do you go from here? the equity strategist, wonderful to have you joining us this afternoon. what is your take? >> you are right, the friday rally was a pretty impressive one but i think it was a relief rally. many thought it would be worse than expected. they still have the issue the market went down 5% from 1687. we ought to do more repair work. we will have a tremulous sort of on the market as we digest earnings that will be so-so. the pace of economic growth outside the u.s., host of things on the one hand this, on the other hand that. lori: interesting when you talk about a bumpy road, have we seen the best games of the year for the average's? >> with the market up from the first of the year to the peak more than 15%, hard to see us repeating that in the second half. i do think we will end of the year higher than we are today, but the pace of the gains is

adam: talk with your hands. tracy: every day. is the best. adam: its mission gas. not. far and away the most popular video website in the world, but some big concept partners are totally in revolt. dennis kneale is here covering the story. >> finally coming into its own. fans watched. 4 billion videos every single day. the signing of -- lighting a big-time content covers, but some of the partners are an open revolt. the question whether making content for youtube will ever pay off. the biggest complaint, typically taking a ridge 45% cut of their ad revenue that these partners generate. they won a bigger cut for themselves. the most popular subscription channel is 18, the site run by barry bloomberg at the conference. expressing doubts and said his relations with content suppliers are strained. this could swell over the weekend in part because of this guy, jason is a widely followed tech blogger who created three of the more popular channels on youtube. health and exercise, and mixed martial arts training. in a blog titled i ain't going to work on you to know more,

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adam: thank you very much. lori: today's down day following a wild leap for the markets after the test hinted at pulling back stimulus. should investors feel positive economic or does that disconnect continue between the stock market and the health of the economy? joining me now, chief economist and managing director. welcome. >> thank you for having me. lori: is there a link between the volatility in future growth expectations? >> the truth of the matter is that there is no business. nervousness because after a huge amount of quantitative easing, that transition is finally coming before us. there is nervousness. they're not providing as much liquidity as the bank's. lori: is in that a good thing that china is doing? why is it being interpreted as well? >> i think that when you create all of that credit is certainly is stimulus to growth, and when you take it back, even for the right reasons as you're doing in the united states, there is going to be some nervousness and also an excuse to have some sort of a cor

adam, what say you?there's no need to hypervtilate over this. first of all, gas prices are about ere they wer a year ago, keystone will go through eventually. everything dagen said is very validd we're in good shape here. noeed to worry too much. >> i want to be in your world, adam, where everything is okay. >> i'm very happy. >> guys, it's going to get a little hot see all the dinosaurs. but the sun will com out tomorrow. >> we'll make it through. you won't but somebody else will. charles payne, bottom line is this is going to go nowhere. you get keystone, you don't t fracking. in the end, you won't get squat. >>we will get fracking, to ben's point. >> i know we have to, but it's not a gimme. >> i agree we will. we are. >> and life is good. >> it's all aut shale l. >> sure. all's good. >>> up next, mary poppin no, no, my thanks to charlie a dagen. up next, t market may be soaring but charles payne, any buddy, i roaring. his stocks are up 60%. alec, for this mission i upgraded yo smart phone. ♪ right. bu

adam: i'm adam shapiro.stocks are surging on the hope that today's jobs report will keep the fed money printing press rolling for now. we're headed for a winning week. we'll break down the jobs report to see if it is anything to cheer about. tracy: the market doesn't really care. first it was reporters phone calls. then regular americcns phone calls. then the government is reportedly tracking what millions of americans are doing online. that means they know i bought shoes this week. that is ahead. adam: president obama to meet china's leader on a critical summit on cybersecurity and and more. mary kissel believes china will deliver all talk and no action. tracy: as we do every 15 minutes, let's go to the floor of the new york stock exchange. i wore green today everywhere. >> crystal ball. tracy: absolutely. >> so far so good. we're up 151 points here on wall street. with these moves we will raise the loss -- erase the losses of week. one day we took a hit down 216 points. some of the main factors still remai

adam: sony outmaneuvering microsoft. robert gray is live at the e3 gaaing expo with sony playstation ceo. lori: a live report from turkey as the prime minister says there will be no tolerance for those he believes are looking to harm the nation. let's get you updated on the stocks starting off the noon hour. that's the floor of the new york stock exchange to check in with nicole petallides. the dow off 57 points right now. nicole: not unusual to see the roller coaster days recently. dow jones industrial down one third of 1%. they have been higher at the top of the market. the fix, the fear index, $17.94. let's say a team. the level of 12 in mid-may. so volatility is back, that is the name of the game. watching the technical support level, breaking through some of those and the reason why we have seen the names we have seen. those are jumping over 40% today on a deal by apollo in india to create a bigger, higher company. 40.5%. a premium to yesterday's close. that is another thing we are watching. the mergers and acquisit

adam: hello again, everyone, i'm adam shapiro. lori: i am lori rothman.cc7 the japan nikkei plummeting overnight. former fed insider here with the global market weighing. what the banks will do next. adam: the tech heavyweight microsoft reveals it his new pls to compete teaming up with best buy. microsoft windows ceo on the new strategy just ahead. lori: that will be good. and lou dobbs on what snowden is time china now. adam: five people dead, more than 5000 injured as a turkish prime minister issues his final warning to protesters. we want to check how your investments are doing. the floor of the new york stock exchange, nicole petallides, the dow is at session highs. nicole: it really is. today is a different picture, the volatility index is to the downside. we have come off of the lows prior to the dow's opening. we saw futures the downside, though back and forth, here we are up 100 points. watching the nikkei into the bear market. talking about the carnage acro across. but did say a couple of things that helped the market al

adam five from eleven. if i give you coordinates we followed a pretty good set of tracks, it looks like if someone ran he would have run up this creek, heavily vegetated, i wanted to see if you could check uphill for us. (radio) copy that. >>so close. >>we still have a shot finding these guys. a lot of times they are running barefoot you know they don't have time to put shoes on. his sandal. >>i thought he said he had visual on a suspect. (adam)with the help of eyes in the sky, mavmit has identified 3 runners but the rugged terrain makes it hard for them to pin down the suspects trying to flee the scene. (adam)the search is on for the suspect who went over the cliff. >>[bleep]. here, right here, jim. you with us, john? >>there's his hat right there. >>i'm telling you that guy came off this [bleep]in' mountain. >>then he's not gonna get too far if he came off that. i'm gonna, i'm getting a case out of this. who is that? >>show me your hands, right now. down! down! down! (radio)victor one-two detained in the

and now the pressure is on adam sandler. adam. >> here we go, jimmy! >> jimmy: all right. more. one more. >> we got this, jimmy! >> jimmy: we need a happy ending to this. >> jimmy! [ cheers and applause ] [ audience groans ] >> jimmy: so close. it's getting worse. [ cheers and applause ] chris rock sneaks it in. let's look at the instant replay. oh, you can see he comes in and banks it in with no defender whatsoever. unbelievable. "grown ups 2" opens on july 12. we're gonna meet you all later tonight at our regular time. good night, everybody.

adam,er intellectill all answer went er my head.ostraighten me up. >> at the high end, boo-hoo for the w wealthy who will face new competition. therectlly is -- >> what competition are you talking about? >> that's not what this argument is about. there is a labor shortage. this argument is notbout the high end labor. there islenty of jobs out there for technicians and -- >> let adam finish. g guys, hold on. >> the two things that the repo addressed, it would depress wages at the high end. we'vascertained, agreed, we don't care about that so much. >> so wha do we care about? >> the impact would be tiny. i mean, statistically relevant. >> that ak no sense. >> and it won't reallyrive down wages. it will drive wn -- >> finish, adam. >> iwill dve down recorded wages. because right now these 11 million people are not being recorded because they're not official. >> here is the thing, though. how could you be so cavalier to say whe wages shou gdown and whose shouldn't? you're talkingbout americans. and you're like i don't care if this guy's

adam: nicole, thank you. fox business contributor phil flynn of price futures group in the cme. concerns about the middle east driving the action today? >> it is. you can tell what is happening in the stock market. recently the oil has been following the stock market up and following it down. today there is die edgerrance is the key a lot happening over the weekend. not only syria but iranian elections. you have problems in the sudan. all of these issues making it very, very dangerous to be shorr short over the weekend. you have a little bit of short offer evercoreing. people don't want to be short with uncertainty in the market. if we get through the weekend and nothing happens, we could see the market fall pretty traumatically. if something heats up that could be a different question. look at products today. they're very, very strong the being led by none other than than gasoline rbob futures. more remeaning problems in the midwest. i sound like a broken record. it happened again. whiting with a crude unit.

there is plenty of jobs out there. >> let adam finish. let adam finish! >> guys, hold on!ease, adam go ahead. >> dagen said the two things, depress wages at high end. we agree on that. we don't care about that. the impact would be tiny. statistically irrelevant. is it going to drive down wages? i'm not finished. >> charles: finish adam? >> it's going to drive down recorded wages, these 11 people are not being recorded because they are not official. >> charles: here is the thing, how about being so cavalier who's wages should go down. you are talking about americans. i don't care if this guy's wages goes down. isn't that a crazy way. >> if you ask me, at the high independent this is good competition. silicon valley people need more people. >> that was my point. >> latest news on the immigration bill is that the republicans want more security, military security on the border. that is what is going to take to get their vote. that is going to cost a lot more money. >> that is not what we arguing here. >> you have a an influx of low skilled workers will it depress wages for low

and i will borrow something i know adam might very well say. of course t unions will try and increase their ranks. whichtheoretically if you had more government workers versus private coractors, that would happen. actually i totally agree with gary this is a oneoff. you can have people who leak confidenal information even if they work for the governmt. you call him a whistleblower, i say private bradley. >> i've done a lot of reporting about the whistleblowers. they're all insane to a rtain extent, so we should eect that ch different from this guy. i do have a little bit of a problem, though, farming this sort of essential stuff out to to contractors. think we don't fa out the police department. we don't farm out t fire department. why should we be farming out surveillance. there is a degree of extra control -- >> if they were federal workers, we could all sep well at night? >> i'm not saying that. i'm sayi we have more control in-house. there is more control of the police and fire departments because it's ihouse. >> be, hn, how do you feel? >>

adam: yes its, dennis.first on fox interview with moody's analytics, mark zandi, he is working with adp on a new report about franchise jobs. ashley webster and i will walk you through the next hour of the trading. don't go anywhere. the dow is down 230. you have to come right back. we'll be right back. tracy: welcome back. i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: i'm ashley webster. the fed selloff lasting for a second day on wall street. the dow is tumbling down 23 # points. -- 237 points. trading back below that 15,000 level. all despite more positive news on the economy. we're looking for answers on the markets next moves all this hour. tracy: plus american franchises adding thousands of jobs last month. moody's analytics chief economist mark zandi, he says they have been critical in this recovery. he is here on a first on fox interview. ashley: also meet the ceo hine one stock bucking today's selloff. the biotech company has nearly doubled in price since the ipo two months ago. ken mark will be here as our special gu

adam: thanks, emac. lori: a little unsettling too. adam: just a bit. lori: you think?the whales, save the trees, save the cheese. how the government is blocking the sale of a popular french cheese. adam: popular french choose? look at some winners on the nasdaq and the cheese story we'll get down and cut it all up for you. enz summer event is here. now get the unmistakable thrill anthe credible rush of the merced-benz yove always wanted. ♪ [ tires screech ] but you better get here fast. [ girl ] hey, daddy's he. here yogo, honey. thank you. [ male announcer ] because a good thing like this won last forever. mmm. [ male announcer ] see your authorized dealefor an incredible offeon the exhilarating c25sport sedan. but hurry. offers end soon. lori: all right. we're giving our review of season premier of "trueblood." so fun. back to the news. fda is blocking imported french cheese, why? because of french mites. adam: no, mighty mouse. lori: tons of cheese is stuck in aware house. rich edson is in alexander, virginia with this one. >> i had a fantastic grilled cheese with p

adam levine. from "star trek into darkness," alice eve. and music from bad rabbits. with cleto and the cletones. and now, most of all, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. how are you doing? i'm glad you came. i made a lot of food. we have a lot of fun prepared for you tonight. from the new star trek movie, alice eve is here. music from a good young band from boston called bad rabbits. and adam levine is here, too. [ cheers and applause ] oh, do you find him attractive? [ cheers and applause ] adam levine, in case you don't know, is the lead singer for maroon 5 and coach/mentor on "the voice." [ cheers and applause ] i've known that for a while. he really takes the show "the voice" very seriously. in fact, we've been taping him where we do something like that for all the guests. well, bring that up. show what happened here. >> mr. levine, i got a roasted turkey panini with sundried toma

and now the pressure is on adam sandler. adam. >> here we go, jimmy! >> jimmy: all right.this, jimmy! >> jimmy: we need a happy ending to this. >> jimmy! [ cheers and applause ] [ audience groans ] >> jimmy: so close. it's getting worse. [ cheers and applause ] chris rock sneaks it in. let's look at the instant replay. oh, you can see he comes in and banks it in with no defender whatsoever. unbelievable. "grown ups 2" opens on july 12. we're gonna meet you all later tonight at our regular time. good night, everybody. >> dicky: from hollywood, it is "jimmy kimmel live," plus, metta world peace. and now, here is jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] we're on early tonight. game four tonight between the san antonio spurs and the miami heat. game four provides a critical bridge between game four and five. some believe you can't have a game five without four. you know, the nba made an announcement that could change the way we watch these guys, next season for the first time ever they will allow advertising on the court. teams will be able to present time on the court, it will b

the stock is extraordinarily cheap. >> neil: adam. >> love the first two.edic is very ens pensive. >> it's a time for a major breakout. >> neil: because at the are not as smart a as charles. you are watching me play. ♪ ♪ >>> irs cruise foorg bruising after picking a fight with conservatives, texas senator ted cruze is here. leading the charge to abolish the irs altogether. you don't have to be a reporter for this administration to size you up. now thanks to obamacare if you weigh too much or smoke, you'll be slapped with a fine. is had a fine with you? and teacher is in hot water, is this what is wrong with the american education system. "cashin' in" looking for your rights starts right now. >> welcome to "cashin' in."

and it was then both sam adams wasn't there, john adams wasn't there. they needed someone from the boston committee of correspondence to show up and try to calm things down. and in samuel adams' absence, a new person began to emerge as one of the leaders of the boston revolutionary movement. and he was a young doctor named joseph warren. 33 years old, he had been an act lite really of samuel adams for more than a decade, and he had gained more and more of a public presence. and where -- and he was a different kind of guy from sam adams who sam adams was almost two decades older, had a different approach. joseph warren, there was a charisma about him. and i'd like to read a passage in my book that describes warren as he was -- pause the quest went out -- because the quest went out that he come to cambridge. so he and some other members of the committee went to cambridge to try and quiet things down. they were successful in this. but it was a key point in which this young 33-year-old man, joseph warren, stepped to the forefront of the patriot movement. an

adam decided this was what he could control. he could control his articles of clothing, his canteen. this was his way of saying, i have some control over my own destiny. >> okay. can i do something without you getting upset? >> what's that? >> these socks. i'm not really sure why i did it. i just thought, well, what would happen if i did move your socks? you're in prison. you're in danger every day. how long can you leave these socks like that? >> i don't like that at all. >> i'm not exactly sure why i decided to challenge adam. i think i was just trying to make him see that whether his socks were here or folded this way or that way, it wasn't really going to alter his life, so again i picked up one of the t-shirts and kind of put it down haphazardly. how about this? >> yeah, that's not cool either. >> why? >> the label needs to be facing up. >> why? you know it's your shirt. you know your name. >> it just does. i don't know. it's like i couldn't explain why i have empty boxes in there, either. i just need to have them because i

. >> i am adam shapiro.uess that had to says it is all because of a misunderstanding of what big ben had to say. we have an analyst who wonders whether it can survive. tracy: student loan rates are set to rise next week. gerri willis is here. she has broken down how much it will cost the average student. she joins us in a moment. first, it is top of the hour. time for stocks. nicole: we have had and lots of volatility. we were watching may 22 when bernanke began to talk. we were around 155. then we dropped to 145. with that being said, the bulls are out there and happy we did not go further to the downside. the s&p 500 is actually squeezing out a game. ibm is down. that is one reason you are seeing weakness here today. june is a weak month. we will be snapping the winning streak. a lot of traders still watching the ten year very closely. right now it is that 2.51%. every time it goes above that, people get nervous and then they sell. when it is below that, they buy it back. still very cautious of what the fe

adam, what do you ma of that? >> well, you know, this is a good example of ere you can thk government does a good on one hand and on the otherand wanng to protect us from our government. ihink they have every right to -- >> is it a delicate balance? -- right before we were in a crash. theyon't have the right to rifle through our ones and look at all of our recor. >> wait a minute. you just were okay with them collecting our phone records. d now if they take the phone, now you get all et. >> who knows at's on that phone? no, if they have probable cause, they can go ahead and try to find out specifically if we were texting right when that happened. the technology allows it. if it doesn't, we need to velop the technology. but i'tant some cop -- >> what do you make th >> make of it that i have been crashed into repeatedly by girls who are applying makeup or men who were texting -- >> or fans. anything toet you out. >> or fans, right i would like them to be able to examine, see if people have been texting. texting whil

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adam: a live look at georgetown university.about 20 minutes the president will announce a plan to tackle climate change and we will bring you those remarks live here on the fox business network. lori: and check the treasury's. is the big story, the ten year treasury is back up. the bond market none too thrilled with the federal reserve chairman. very disappointed in monetary policy, the way the fed has been communicating it. what a huge sell-off, pushing net yield of the above. the tremendous volatility. can i stated enough. -- we're back after this. ♪ crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the line trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. ♪ >> reporter: about -- i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief. it is losing ground to other nations. according to a report from the organization

adam: i am adam shapiro.elloff setting the tone, disappointing economic news and interesting the market is reacting too bad news. that means the fed will keep their foot on the gas pedal. adam: you don't see the rush to the exit just yet. the dow below 15,000. lori: the vix, that could be a significant interest. adam: nicole, what do you have for us? nicole: the traders do not think we are in correction mode. they believe this is a psychological market every move and every piece of economic news we get related to the fed. the dow up 29, 30 names lower. every sector settling off across the board. we are approaching our session lows going into the close and that is a bearish sign. adam: leading by shares of cliffs natural resources. is that correct? nicole: financials, industrials, selling across the board. the highest levels this year, and friday monthly job reports. lori: closing out a day of decline. adam: you can see the dow down 215 points. the s&p, we fell 22 points, the nasdaq down 33 33. now here's a lo

also, that's adam benson. adam is a baltimore guy. he's one of the best shots in america. show "top shot" is a hit on nat geo channel. they're having an all stars version. adam was invited back. he's going to explain it all. sharon gibala,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. 54 degrees. 89% humidity. barometer is at 30.17. the mid 50s hagerstown, elkton, downtown baltimore. 61 degrees ocean city, 60 annapolis, kent island, 63 rock hall, 54 columbia, 52 bel air, 57 degrees westminster. that's a big slug of moisture that's headed your way. it wanted to become a tropical low. it's a deep low pressure that got its birth in the tropics. as this frontal boundary moves to the east it's going to pull it up the atlantic sea board. 1 to 2 inches of rain coming your way on friday. it's not impossible we could see flooding advisories out on friday. if the numbers work out correctly this is going to get out of here saturday afternoon. saturday evening might be okay with a beautiful sunset. might is the operational word. 80 gorgeous today. over night 58, increasingly cloudy skies. tomor

thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, adam. lori: adam, thanks so much.m the past. thanks for showing us a bit of that technology. lots more ahead, including the 2:00 p.m. fed statement and followed by chairman bern keys news conference we'll have all of that. how is the markets setting up against the key fed division in 2010 minutes? you have a selloff slightly. the 10-year yield has come up above 2.21% out the curve. the 30-year is yielding 3.35%. that yield is unchanged. we're back with more after this. it's a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communicatis solutions, your business is more relile - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. how old is the olst person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even th

alan blinder, adam parker joining us. we so appreciate your time. >>> up next, my one on one with john boehner. he talks candidly about the economy and immigration. plus the one issue that's got him fired up. >> i could say the sun isn't going to come up tomorrow, but guess what, it is. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ you hurt my feelings, todd. i did? when visa signature asked everybody what upgraded experiences really mattered... you suggested luxury car service instead of "strength training with patrick willis." come on todd! flap them chicken wings. [ grunts ] well, i travel a lot and umm... [ male announcer ] at visa signa

the room 5's one and only adam levine. and...the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, just one small step in the fight against cancer can make a big difference to anyone who has been touched by the disease which is why one treatment aimed at chirp is giving rise to some cautious hope. our cover story this morning is reported by tracy smith. >> i need it right here. reporter: at her home in lynchburg, virginia, three-year-old edie is more familiar with the doctor's bag than any kid should be. >> what are you doing first? what's that? >> reporter: at six months old, doctors said she had cancer. they ran these tests and came out and told you what? >> that she had stage 4 neuro blastoma. of course we had no clue what that was. we didn't even know at that point that it was a cancer. >> reporter: for her parents nick and emily, it was bad news to be sure. but edie is is still here, and she owes that to advanced research and, in a small way, to another little girl with the same disease whom she'll never meet. >> hard to explain. reporter: alex scott was

no se puede cantar vÍctoria, ramÓn adame hablo con los abogados mÁs importantes del paÍs para desglosara decisiÓn del senado, aquÍ fernando pizarro ahora desde washington con todos los detalles. >>> que tal buenas tardes, el congreso da el primer gran paso para ayudar a millones de indocumentados al aprobar en el senado el proyecto de reforma migratoria. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> por 68 a 32 votos y encabezado por el vicepresidente joe biden se aprobÓ el proyecto de la reforma migratoria en el senado. >>> este es un voto fuerte y que debe impulsar una reforma. >>> la medina ingluye medidas fuertes de seguridad fronteriza, aunque algunos creen que esto no solucionarÁ el tema. >>> se darÁ una promesa de hacer cumplir la ley, pero enteros agentes dicen que esto no serÁ asÍ. >>> es un triunfo costoso, pagado como lo hemos pagado a ese triunfo, y ahora debemos concluir el trabajo. >>> el vicepresidente dijo que la propuesta avanzarÁ solamente si tiene el apoyo de su partido. >>> si vamos hacer esto tiene que haber una mayorÍa de demÓcratas y otra de republicanos a favor tambiÉn. >>> la may

. >>> joining us is adam olmhayer. let me ask you one quick question about going back to the doma decision. people are hailing it as having codified marriage equality but it's not quite so because it means in the 12 states that have passed marriage equality, federal benefits would apply but not in the other states. can you explain that. >> i think what you're looking at is a situation where we've got the foundation that paves the path to equal equality. we're not there yet. that's very clear. we have a lot of work to do, but we're going to keep fighting and future cases will come before this court and will get there one day. i think it's important to note that there are many, many cases over the past several decades that led to these cases. the lawrence decision ten years ago and many, many others. each case builds upon the previous case and we're confident that we will get to full equality soon. >> adam, is the next step then to argue that in the states that have not passed gay marriage, let's say if you live in a sta

is adam carolla. is he up in pepperdine, what do you think of that study. >> could you imagine by the way going to college in malibu? it would be like going to boot camp in montico. >> bill: tuition is 300,000 a year. >> spicoli teaching english lit. my god. what do you expect, of course, it's job security for these guys. they love big government. they want bigger government. they want more irs. they want more taxes so though are they going to vote for? how many vegetarians work at a slaughter house? >> bill: all right. so logically, does it mean anything to you politically that so many irs people are democrats? does that matter to adam carolla? >> yes, it does. because these are the people who take our money and then decide whether to decide whether adam carolla.com is a charitable foundation or not just because i'm trying to raise money for my kids and not other kids. what's the matter with that for a change? yeah, you don't want anybody who has their finger on any switches or triggers being politic

the april edition covers tuition or commissioner adams' trip to china. we really appreciate commissioner adams breaking all of these news out to some of our partners of iow and gives an opportunity to celebrate and to share with them as well as with francisco and others. it was a great day. >> i want to acknowledge mike and -- local 10 because they participated in that. >> mike looks great in this picture, right mike? it was hot, and great fun. next, the last in my executive directors report is talking about the opening of the 34th america's cup event schedule to kick off on the afternoon of july 4th. they will -- and on july 7th, the first actual racing, ron