you know, the bigge issue right now is as cyber issue. cyber hacking, cyber espionage. he said, you are the ones who are hacking yes. you're the ones are spying on us. we have no proof of that. we certainly have provedhat the chinese are doing a test. we had no proof that we were doing to the chinese, except he has now said, well, the united states, an essay is reading chinese text messages of a cell phones. what does that say? we have now given the chinese a major concession in our bilateral relationsp. lou: both you and the ambassador talk about all we have done. but this demonstration has done are not done. putting the responsibility of the united states. i want to ask you. this seems to me and has from the outset, and i said from the very assets, that this looks to me like a very carefully conceived and executed for espionage plan carried out by the chinese. i now think maybe chinese and russians. the reason i say that is the coincidence data points. this summi that ends in the eighth of june. the guardian is publishing on the fifth. o on june 9thurt records. identi

in the putting to your question, and that's will the republican party if not in favor of the senate biggser a bill or proposals that address the issue and advance it. the nest six months or will be will be telling. in april we had congressman louie goment saying that immigrants are trained to act like they're hispanic when they're really members of al qaeda. in march we had alaska representative don young talking about house hi father employed wetbacks. i mean, the evidence for republican contempt for immigrants is almost -- this is deeply unhelpful, isn't it? >> i wouldn't pained the entire -- >> i'm giving specific examples. >> in any debate we'll have a few isolated voices that say unwise or offensive things. again that's inappropriate and wrong, but let's not have such an important issue defined by that. i think you'll see a republican party that wants to have immigration system that's legal, that's welcoming, that's appropriate and builds on the immigration of this country. the distractions of a few outliers making unwise comments shouldn't get the bulk of the attention on a great sh

. >> it's that easy to buy an ak 47 from fast-food parking lot we need to weigh in even bigge bigger. try to buy a 50 caliber sniper rifle. weapon so powerful that the u.s. military uses it to penetrate concrete walls and pierce steel. it's a gun that could do unthinkable amount of damage if it fell into the wrong hands. >> from here it should be about 3 to 5 minutes to his house. >>reporter: we found someone who claims to be selling one in just a couple of minutes on line. >> how are you doing? thank you so much for meeting me. subpoena. >> this round right here 15 dollars a piece to fire this thing. get 12 rounds a piece soul. a lot of fire power to start your own war. >> thank you so much friend. appreciate it. >> ready for war he said. it's a were gun. >> it's a war gun. all you need is a fing tore pull the trigger. >> this is phoenix arizona. >> eye opening yes. see more about guns and how easy it is to buy them tonight on night loon at 12:35 over on channel 7. >> italian astronaut escaped dangerous problem at space walk outside the space station. l he was about an hour and a hal

there is a huge amount of the market that likes the fed doing this they are part of the governmt being biggeector being bigger, it is small sinesses that have trouble. i think it has been a drag on growth. the question that i hard to answer circumstance what would have happed -- ansr is, what would have happened if they had not done this, if fed did not take credit and focus on governnt we would have had more jobs, stock market would have been higher. lou: do you think that president will say something new tomorrow when he talks about jobs, and the economy? >> i hope so, and you know, almost of day a cross my fingers think he might triage late, a way to go forward, give people new ideas, think how remarkable if he said one ofhe ways to get jobs is having small businesses get more confident. lo i don't think we'll -- we'll he to wait a while, david thank you. >> great to see you, lou. lou: up next, new york city mayor candidate, weiner caught with his hands in the texting account. next. when we made our commitmento the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gul recover and learn from what happe

. >>> manny ramirez could be coming back to the biggs. 41-year-old slugger signed signed a deal with rangers. >>> in soccer, chris buries the goal. 3-2. >>> england's andy murray rallied from two sets down at wimbledon to beat fernando verdasco. a british player hasn't won wimbledon since 1936. it goes back to 77 years. same age as vern glenn senior. that will do it. i'll talk to you later. >> thank you, vern. >>> we go to fenway park for a play of the day. we have red sox and padres. bottom of the 9th score tied not anymore. jonny gomes launches a pinch hit walkoff game winning home run that lands in the monster seat. it was his second walkoff against san diego's luke gregorson and it's our play of the day for the petaluma native and former as jonny gomes. >>> 5:25. bart managers and union leaders still working on a compromise today and we have the results of a new kpix 5 opinion poll about which side is to blame. >> and police believe someone is out to poison dogs in one bay area city. i'll tell you where and how that person is poisoning those dogs. that's coming up in a live repor

what do you think that's going to do to solar stocks considering they're the bigge biggest -- moving in 100% ranges every few months. it's startling. you see a lot of them are simply $2 stocks essentially. economically sensitive cyclical stocks did fairly well today. citigroup, for example, beat earnings. and now wells fargo. we have jpmorgan and citigroup. and no selling on the earnings announcement for the banks yet. that's unusual. we've seen that often in the past. certainly a very good sign for bank earnings so far. china gdp exactly where they wanted it to be, so a lot of the emerging market etfs were on the upside. the one sector, you see 2%, 3% gains there. the one sector down, housing stocks. not a lot of news here. had a nice run-up last week. you can see notable weakness here today. maria, back to you. >> bob, thank you very much. bob pisani. what should you make of this market? rebecca patterson is with me. art of oppenheimer funds, and michael of capital innovations and our own rick santelli. good to see everybody. thank you for joining us. michael, let me kick this off

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so we need to tim -- stimulate land, the biggs thinges substantial additional stimulus, bring down the overall unemployment rate which would bring down the black unemployment rate with it, and the other thing he said that is really important in our economy, not just now but since the 60s, is the minimum wage. the minimum wage has reduced in real value substantially since the 60s. but research is conclusive that the increases in the minimum wage that we have seen has not caused job loss. so just know that there used to be a little more ambiguity in whether economists really thought that increases in the minimum wage caused job loss but research is really clear now that the increases in minimum wage we have seen has increased the wages of low-wage workers, and haven't caused job loss. even in times of high unemployment. and that's key. this is actually a really smart time continue crease the minimum wage, because we know it will increase wages as -- at a time when wages are stagnant, and the other thing is you actually -- general he some jobs when you increase the minimum wage, because i

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however, does ben bernanke want to end his term with free money giveaway wblowing up the bigges equitye're going to see tapering when the market first suspects tapering, all the good news will disappear past being any guide to the future. >> yesterday i did a segment called the markets don't do taper. what i meant by that is tape ser a gradual aspect. markets in my experience never do anything gradual. let's say we get a number of 400,000 on friday, a, or lets say, b, we get a number of zero on friday, tell me in both cases how you think flows and markets may react. >> obviously the market initial would be a drop on the 400,000 and, you know, a modest strength or a dip and then rebound a little on the no growth. we're estimating, by the way, 182, and that was our number that we reported yesterday for june jobs, 182,000. there's a slight pick up. 0% interest rates has to help housing and autos. anybody can get an auto loan -- >> listen, chuck, we have 20 seconds left on america's birthday eve. listen, i want to ask you a question, what is the best performing actively managed etf right n

traveling, but they are buying their tickets two and three months ahead of time so they can get the bigges bang for their buck. host: can you talk about message or interest rotation and some of the challenges that industry has faced? was anpost-9/11, there impact on the travel industry. we saw it the mystically and were the share of inbound travel felt significantly for a number of years. it bottomed out around 2010 or globalg from 70% of long-haul travel down to around 12% or so. the last couple of years we have seen a come back a bit. issues to our travel -- air travel, one of the things we have seen is in you look at wait times that have been in place when you have international visitors coming to the united states, sometimes they can be overwhelmed and wait times can be quite long. one of the things we will advocate is to have increased funding for those agencies to increase personnel to reduce wait times and get international people into the united states. there can be sometimes negative effects if you have really long wait times. that word can get back to international potential trav