i need to see a photo of that. >> you have declared a work, adam shapiro.elissa: matters all right. we are going to do that very soon. >> the incident just so you know you can find. melissa: i will be googleing in a second. the barbie evolution, the plastic wonder girl got herself a new gig in silicon valley in search of. you just know the princeton mom has a thing or two to say about that. is alongside real house wife heather thompson. global communication, possibly on the brink as the hot new yo apps get the hacking to. how will you ever talk to each other now? you can never have too much money. (mother vo) when i was pregnant ...i got lots of advice, but i needed information i could trust. unitedhealthcare's innovative, simple program helps moms stay on track with their doctors to get the right care and guidance. (anncr vo) that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. could help your business didavoid hours of delaynd test caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a co

let's get to adam shapiro at the new york stock exchange for more. >> reporter: with hey, liz.is actually in some consumer shifts here, reflects the consumer shift on oracle's part to cloud service over the licensing of their software. bottom line you've got larry ellison reaffirming his promise that oracle will become the largest cloud software firm in the next few years. but year to date, they're still up 6.8% over the last 52 weeks, they're up 28%. but just today they're down, a little over 5% at one point, right now about 4%. and part of it had to do with the fact that cloud revenue is still a small portion of of the revenue picture, and they are making that shift to cloud services. they still have $39 billion in cash, rumors they're possibly buying micro systems for an alleged $5 billion. no confirmation on that, but they are dragging down tech stocks including pan doer ya, linkedin and amazon. the earnings report missed both on earnings ask on revenue. liz? liz: listen, thank you very much. very much. closing bell ringing in 49 minutes. you've been hacked. yo, you've been

adam shapiro joins me. we need to go to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange.n particular. most of the names are moving higher as oil jumps above 106. >> easy to find winners in the energy sector. they're leading s&p 500 of the that is the group shining today, sadly for not good reasons. you see tensions escalating in iraq. that brings wildcard uncertainty. that is disconcerting. names in the group jumping, den bury, noble, all those coming up. adam: oil goes up. you transportation goes down. >> anything related to transportation goes down airlines in particular. united continental down 6%. liz: amazon announcing a music streaming service. the market were a little unimpressed. >> that is interesting. you saw disconnect. pandora jumped while amazon pulled back. people were underwhelmed. the catch on amazon music. it will be older. not new release and won't hear maroon 5 or taylor swift. adam: earnings from lululemon disappoint. >> lululemon i love. guidance was lower and stock was down 16%. liz: here come the bells ringing on wall street. [closing bell ringing]

adam shapiro joins me in for david asman.ange. we should mention apple has been in the spotlight with seven for one stock split. >> today is the day it went into effect. instead of seeing apple at 600 and change, you saw apple at 93.68 at close. it was up 1 1/2% and hit a multiyear high. >> merck making a big acquisition, right, nicole. >> look at shares of idenix. that was up 228%. idenix unbelievable this is all about hepatitis-c. america even finished in the green slightly. liz: the chicken guessing game comes to an end and stice son -- tyson wins the hillshire. pill grips pride had to back out. >> carl icahn, shares of family dollar leading s&p after activist investor take as stake. >> that investor would be good ol' carl icahn. they adopted a poison pill to stop 10% and above. gives the board time to make decisions. dollar general jumping as well. family dollar up 13% as was dollar general. there is even speculation about the two getting together. there was a lot of action in the in the lower cost sales group there. liz:

joining us is rich edson and adam shapiro.rt with you. >> the broadcasters are thrilled when you look what aereo has to go through here. the business model is basically illegal according to supreme court. aereo argued they were a dvr service. you rented antenna from them and hard-line space from them and dvr servicing over the air signal. the supreme court disagrees with that, saying this is copyright stealing lately. this is from twenty-first century fox a statement, our parent company as well. fox saying quote, the division is win for consumers. the firm's important copyright and overthe top video will support a vibrant and growing television landscape. aereo's response? today's decision clearly state how the technology works does not matter this sends a chilling message to the technology industry. as for what the effective of this decision is on other business, we're talking about cloud computing, copyrighted content inside the cloud, one attorney who is support i have of this decision, basically this decision only affect t

i am off, see you next montsid veryoere is adam shapiro. n might love soccer but veryoe loves the godfather mbig t etter. he would love to the gun and take a connolly. all the best to yoyon i am adam shapiro in for dierdre bolton. here's what we are watching this veryoourma go pro goes pro as in wall street audio, one of the largest offerings on record. we are live at the nasdaq to le to3 you know if it is picture-perfect for investors. gold shakes the tar bsh and recovers its glitter up 9% this year. now is the time to mine a minting gold property and free rent, free wi-fi and free advice, no equity. in new york, start-ups get on tht gr feet. we ta, what is in it for them. right now the stotit getting every investor's attention is go pro. shares are up

i am adam shapiro in for dierdre bolton.erves the way traditional tv makes money it can't stop the migration to digital or your ability to tune in and cash out. the google developers conference may choose three times is the time as the tech giant adjusts its reception to give multi platform digital tv a third attempt. how much personal income will it take to cover your public pension debt? we will show you why millions of americans are about to blow gasket. retirees may blow a fuse if puerto rico passes a law that allows public corporations to restructure that debt, billions of dollars are at

adam shapiro is here with the latest. another one, adam? >> another one on the way. them to stop selling the chevy cruz. they have an issue with air bags. the same issue seems to be a problem. for some of the vehicles sold by general motors they are expected to issue the recall on the 2013-14 chevy cruzes. there was a problem when the air bags were made. app is cutting brices on the ipod touch and giving buyers a new cover to choose from. the 60 gig bite ipod touch will come up with space gray. silver ks pink, yellow, blue and red. it used to only be available in space gray. this is earth blue. apple cut the price from 299 bucks to $199. with 32 and 64 gig bites also getting price cuts. used to cost you 399 bucks but now it's 100 bucks cheaper. anxious coffee addicts grabbing coffee on the way to work you can brew your own espresso in the car. a bunch of car brewing coffee machines are on sale like the $200 hand press yo. all you have to do is add water and a coffee bapacket. it has steamer to let you whip the cup of cream on top of your java. stop, pull over before

adam shapiro is here with more on that. >> duncan doughnuts raised the price on packaged coffee. starbucks raising prices on some drinks by 5-20 cents starting tuesday. they made their problems that is killing toffee cop. ceo visited and said... >> starbucks has no plans to raise prices. they have packaged coffee that will cost you a dollar more. there's a problem with air honda is recalling 2 million vehicles including the honda compact and crv sport vehicle. nissan is recalling 755,000 of its cars worldwide to fix the problem. japan's three largest makers we called 5 million a munch month. hollywood considers that he is ho hum. think lick a man. the jersey joys musical hit a flat note. 22 jump street and how to train your dragon and jersey boys round out the top 5. in record territory the dow is up but futures are down eight points. s&p 1962 on friday. nasdaq down 4 and a half points. >> thank you. 12 minutes after the top of the hour as iraq spirals into kay cross>> schools training teachers to carry guns ins radio root room. that i what's the twee to skop deep the lightening.

adam shapiro joins me for what has been a amazing week. adam: it has been amazing week.day. volatility was not what it was earlier. nicole is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole the pc names are leading the market this has to be a play on intel's good news as intel hit a 10-year high. >> absolutely, liz. that's what we saw. we saw intel jumping. it took hewlett-packard and others up along with it. all this was about pc demand. companies and people who use these things, still need pcs, not just smartphones and tablets t was a role back what happened to microsoft. intel benefits and rest of the group did as well. adam: enat the, what is captain kirk up to? priceline paying for open table. >> open table's stock was up 48% above the premium they paid. names in the group, groupon, grubhub, saw a jump. everybody wonders 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

>> adam shapiro thank you very much. do you ever just stress out?ke a second and take the sticks out of your head and maybe you would see i am a person who has feelings and all i have to do is do what i want to do. >> stress may not be from the brain. a stressful lifestyle and stressful job could hurt your short term memory because there's a hormone that increases when you are stressed out. it can lead to memory lapses especially as you age. >> it is time for your 5 at 5. >> here are five things you should buy dark chock let hardens enamel to stop staining from your teeth. strawberries actually cleans stains off your teeth and cheese works because it lowers the ph levels and makes your mouth less acidic. finally nuts. nuts help strub plaque off of your teeth. did you know? now you do. >> i don't want to chip it, though. >> the time now 15 minutes to the top of the hour. a teen in trouble for bringing pot brownies to school? why her father is now facing charges. >> brian kilmeade is here from "fox & friends". >> 14 minutes before the top of the hour.

adam shapiro of the fox business network explains. >> federal law since 1998 has required companies thatk a young person's data to contain parental consent. child advocates aren't thrilled that could allow tweens surf the web site. more than 5 million children under the age of 10 were accessing pace if a book and now estimates 7 and a half million kids even though facebook's age threshold is 13. they filed a patent that allows kids to create a facebook account as long as they have the parent's okay and the account is linked to their parents account. it only became public within the last 10 days. it has no plans. it would la launch the service. they would verify the parent's account and link to the child. they would have control over kids privacy setting and application. under 13 still as of right now cannot sign up for facebook even though 7 and a half million of them are already surfing. one thing that are new children under 18 can make their facebook posts public where as before only their friends of friends could see what they posted. >> facebook is constantly changing how they are do

david: that's good news, back to adam shapiro for the news. adam?er: got to love the news, carmax led the s&p 500 winners today. year to date, the stock is up 9.2%. they had a new 52-week high, $53.67. this blew the analysts away. average sale price for a used car, $20,000. their gross on that, the average profit on each of these vehicles is roughly $2200.20. they're going to open 22 superstores, $325 million capital expenditure, investors love this stock. liz: and not buying at the high. always a good sign. adam, thank you. david: frustration and disbelief at the congressional hearings at the irs this morning. here's a sample. >> the irs is in charge of hundreds of millions of taxpayers' information, you are saying technology is so poor, years worth of e-mails are forever unrecoverable. how does that put anyone at ease? how far would the excuse of i lost it get with the irs for an average american trying to file the yearly taxes who may have lost a few receipts? david: the answer is not very far. one guy watching all of this with more than a passin

adam shapiro, good to see you. >>> world cup fever apparently hitting home right here in the usa.just a few hours away for the reason why. you're looking at a little payback time in our very first game which gets under way in a little bit. we'll go live to brazil. humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products like optional better car replacement, where if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. call... and ask an insurance expert about all our benefits today, like our 24/7 support and service, because at liberty mutual insurance, we believe our customers do their best out there in the world, so we do everything we can to be there for them when they need us. plus, you could save hundreds when you switch, up to $423. call... today. liberty mutual insurance -- responsibility. what's your policy? >>> and our continuing coverage now of the crisis in iraq. and we are just learning and this is according to the associated press wires now just comi

adam shapiro is here. you have been all over this story. revenue, basically. >> yes. people are not gambling like they used to. they are relying on a great deal of money. already, revenue is down 4.75%. >> why worry about tomorrow what you can do it today. >> look at the wealth across the world. it will not fix detroit's problem. they should sell big parts of detroit, seller to private enterprise. that is really the key to detroit's turnaround. melissa: they should cut on retired people that want to live in a huge community. >> right. he really needs to care about this? when government does not manage the restructuring effectively, going into bankruptcy a second time will be very damaging for people that live in that city. >> what jonathan said, people would go to detroit the way they would go to las vegas. it is not a tourist destination. the majority of people go to vegas to eat on the strip and go shopping. they no longer go to gamble. >> eight could be a productivity mecca. if you get some economic freedom. get rid of the taxes and regu

let's bring in spencer of the ante from "wall street journal" and our own adam shapiro.ple go to these things and expect something. they get dre -- >> your fashion geeks but geeks rule the world these days, you know that. apple is worth over $500 billion. one of the most valuable companies in the world. that is why they get people there my twitter is taken over by apple people. melissa: yes. >> news out there is nice software they're unveiling connect your phones and tablets with pc. melissa: i'm falling asleep while they're explaining these things. >> people want to she new device, new product categories. melissa: something. >> they typically announce those later in the year. they're playing the same script. melissa: i don't think they announced anything in a while. >> this is the best thing since die, kitty die, in the mayoral election. think about this, i can use a iphone as wi-fi port. if you're in main or montana, have no wi-fi, with you're cell phone through apple or not buying device from cell phone provider, do it right through. that sort past new operating syste

liz: clearly adam shapiro day as we got three records. adam: i will take that compliment. liz: jason pride, glenmede director of strategy. he is advising investors not to get too aggressive in the market. michael wall, wall financial group. he sees starting a sideways trend to the markets. mark second shun in the pits of the cm-e. we begin with mark. what drove it? was it merger monday? any lack of negative headlines here? >> you know the path of least resistance is up. there is no catalyst to send the market lower. so until we see some sort of a catalyst, if the, if the choice is up or down, it always will be up. that is just kind of the tenure of the market right now. you know, i want to make some comment, there has been talk in the media about market complacency and low vix and everything going on. talk how much the s&p 500 actually is moving right now. if you look at the last 20 trading days, the s&p 500 is moving at rate, call it 6 1/2 to 7%. when you look at vix, it is over 11%, that is a nice insurance hike up in options right now. so, when i look where the vix is p

liz: quite a bit of act shun in today's market, let's bring in along with adam shapiro we have global trend investment who says now is the time to get into emerging markets specifically. we have randy warren, warren financial services chief investment officer who says there is one particular sector you should absolutely be buying right now. el tell you. chris gersch joining me from the cme. chris, i need to get to the feel of the pits. was there panic telling to dump out or pretty much some calm here? >> liz, there is absolutely some calm. we have low volume, low vix. that tells us, traders had selling there wasn't a huge pull back, only .6% in the s&p. so no panic selling. a lot of traders thought we would sell off a lot more with the spike in oil. the selloff just didn't come. adam: let me go to randy. you heard him say we have low vix. you think market is up year-end 10% yet you still think investors need to hedge. why? >> i think it would be a wise thing to hedge. we use a volatility hedge per our investors and some of our fund. so, you know, it is pretty smart to hedge your bets