bob jones who covers lawsuit abuse for the center for america runs a wacky warning label contest, giving1000 to the person who cements the stupidest warning label. labels like this. >> the common smoke alarm that says warning. intended to temporarily silence but one. it will not extinguish a fire. [laughter] john: wide? >> the purpose of the contest is and doesn't make fun of companies that have these warnings out on products but to help reveal what kind of a legal system they are operating in so that they they are constantly looking over their shoulders for lawsuits. he sued the net makers and $50,000. >> so somebody sued saying that i thought that this was going to put out the fire and they're supposed to to read the label not going to make a difference. >> as you know, warning labels are becoming so absurd that experts are telling us that fewer and fewer people read warning labels. john: have you ever seen the warning label on a birth control pill? >> i haven't. john: both sides and if you did read this. >> nobody reads these. >> we do this contest every year and we get reporters from

bob jones who covers lawsuit abuse for the center for america runs a wacky warning label contest giving $1000 to the person who cements the stupidest warning label. labels like this. >> the common smoke alarm that says warning. intended to temporarily silence but one. it will not extinguish a fire. [laughter] john: wide? >> the purpose of the contest is and doesn't make fun of companies that have these warnings out on products but to help reveal what kind of a legal system they are operating in so that they they are constantly looking over their shoulders for lawsuits. he sued the net makers and $50000. >> so somebody sued saying that i thought that this was going to put out the fire and they're supposed to to read the label not going to make a difference. >> as you know, warning labels are becoming so absurd that experts are telling us that fewer and fewer people read warning labels. john: have you ever seen the warning label on a birth control pill? >> i haven't. john: both sides and if you did read this. >> nobody reads these. >> we do this contest every year and we get reporters fro

bob jones who covers lawsuit abuse for the center for america runs a wacky warning label contest giving1000 to the person who cements the stupidest warning label. labels like this. >> the common smoke alarm that says warning. intended to temporarily silence but one. it will not extinguish a fire. [laughter] john: wide? >> the purpose of the contest is and doesn't make fun of companies that have these warnings out on products but to help reveal what kind of a legal system they are operating in so that they they are constantly looking over their shoulders for lawsuits. he sued the net makers and $50000. >> so somebody sued saying that i thought that this was going to put out the fire and they're supposed to to read the label not going to make a difference. >> as you know, warning labels are becoming so absurd that experts are telling us that fewer and fewer people read warning labels. john: have you ever seen the warning label on a birth control pill? >> i haven't. john: both sides and if you did read this. >> nobody reads these. >> we do this contest every year and we get reporters from

store front operations where kids are learning a curriculum based on bob jones theory no such thing asit's really shocking to see the conditions that some of these kids are in and to tall this public education. that's what johnson is putting forwardch he's a huge defender of private business. before he was in the senate he testified against an extension of the statute of limitations on lawsuits against clerics because he gave this really impassioned defense of private be how they would be harmed from lawsuits from abused children. it's an extreme ideology anti-public sector anti-public good. >> russ feingold is going to declare against ron johnson for the seat he lost to ron johnson. what do you think his odds are? >> of winning? >> yes. >> i think fine gold has an excellent chance of winning. i think in a presidential election in wisconsin, despite our history and enormously divisive governor we have is still a blue state. i think johnson is not doing himself good and has tiny polls and constituency of really hard right ranting. >> i can't believe the atlas shrug in detail. that's a g

dunn first amateur to have a lead at the on and bob jury jones, 8 years ago go. >> this is as much fun as any golfer anywhere. this is great i could hear my name coming from the crowd. it feels like i'm at home. >>> well, dunne could be going home with major win when they tee off for the second monday fip initial on history tomorrow. >> nascar new hampshire you think things are hot in philadelphia here, check this out. pit row lap 97. alex bowman tire on fire and and they put another tire and that works out just fine. look that video. believe it or not bowman was in contention to win this race. but nobody is hotter now than kyle bush one out of kyle bush one out kyle bush one i guess they brought a tank to the track as well. where do they store that thing turing the race. walter, back to you. >> i'm not sure but melissa's car does the same when she drives out of here. >> impressive birthday celebration for the olest manatee livering in captivity snoot jury lives at south florida museum turned 67 tuesday and this weekend the community came together to throw him an early birthday party a

jones beach is one of the most popular places to sun and have fun. i talked to former fbi agent bobs that the beach fits with the islamic state's goals of creating mass panic and death in an area that you are considering safe quakes use your imagination whether it be the beach, the park the sidewalk, right here on sixth avenue. they could strike anywhere. >> the big problem is once something starts how do you stop it clicks if someone truly wants to cause harm they are at least initially going to get there and start doing it. the question is how quickly can we stop them. >> officials are asking people to be alert but not afraid. bill: it is interesting. it begs the question how vulnerable we can be. certainly the church in charleston. even if you went down the discussion topic of whether or not people should be armed to protect themselves he would likely not take that firearm to the beach. there are places where you are just going to be vulnerable. what is he advising? >> if you go be alert. look for what is out of the ordinary and out of place. you remember right after after septem

ryan, reporter don harris, and the nbc cameraman behind the lens bob brown, seen earlier, the same day, would be dead. shot by jim jones' gunmen. just ahead -- ambush at the airport. >> i looked out the window and i said, they're killing everyone. they're killing everyone. i thought you said you were gonna test drive this buick first. i am test driving it. for 24 hours. where's the salesperson? at the dealership. nice buick! i guess that test-drive last night went well. actually, i'm still on it. you know, we're test-driving this buick for 24 hours, right?. yeah. so what are you doing? test-washing it. okay, well let me know when you're done, i'm gonna take it test-shopping. introducing the buick 24-hours of happiness test-drive. it's on your terms and a better way to take a test drive. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. dad: yeah, 20 something years now. thinking about what you want to do with your money? daughter: looking at options. what do you guys pay in fees? dad: i don't know exactly. daughter: if you're not happy do they have to pay you ba

leo ryan, reporter don harris and the nbc cameraman behind the lens bob brown, seen earlier, the same day, would be dead. shot by jim jones ahead -- ambush at the airport. >> i looked out the window and i said, they're killing everyone. they're killing everyone. >>> the feelings are just like it happened yesterday. >> 30 years later tracy parks came back to this small airport near jonestown. did you feel like you were home free when you got to the airport? >> yeah, pretty much i thought, yeah, i'm going home. >> on that day, november 18th, 1978, 15 defectors got off the truck at port kaituma airport. six in the parks family, seven with the bogue family, plus vern gosney and his friend. that's vern walking toward us. >> when i got there, we unloaded and i had a feeling of foreboding. >> this man, larry layton, was a faithful follower of jones. he worried congressional aide jackie speier. >> the only thing that was really bothering me was that all of a sudden larry layton had and he just had a gut instinct. you just have intuition. >> jackie speier seen here, got people moving toward this plane, a 19-seat otter. that's jerr

the ntsasdaq, the s&p and dow jones industrials higher by just under .5%. off the highs. bobe. there he a real skepticism about what's happening overnight in china. >> you had it it right on the head. we had a smooth open at the nyse after that trading disruption yesterday. we're keying off of greece an china. we've been strong but drifting lower. it is hardly the basis for a rally. they just don't believe in greece and china. strong volume throughout the day, a lot of trading going on but a lot off people don't believe what's going on in china. solar stocks social media stocks cyber security stocks all started very strong. typical indication of a strong day. finally, e and p stocks a rally. we haven't seen that in a while. >>> folks, it is time now for "street talk." every day we dig through research to find five of the most interesting analyst calls out there. though we save a little more "fast money" at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. western union. upgraded to a buy from neutral. they see as stable both consumer to consumer and business to business. their target on wu $22. >> nic

we have the dow jones industrial average up nicely. we are seeing a big rally there. bobut it being on greece. it's a beautiful monday so let's be negative. the worst performing stock in the s&p 500 is joy global. i bring that up -- that's not the right one. >> worst performing today or to date? >> this month. demand is falling in china and undercut by cheaper chinese mining equipment company makers. >> that's an interesting one after that discussion. we'll see. >> what is on your show? >> comcast. new high for our parent company. unveiling a streaming service. will it attract new customers or will it cannibalize their business? >> i'll look forward to listening to it on the radio on my drive home. thank you. see you at 5:00. >>> welcome to the closing bell. i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> that would make me bill griffeth. a deal in greece they have. it's not done by any means. stocks are rallying on this pending agreement between greece and its european competitors. we'll talk about what could potentially derail this deal. >> as energy prices fall what

dow jones industrial average at the highs of the day. let's get right back to bobani at the nyse. how much is oil recovery playing in the conversation on the floor of nyse today? >> a big part of it. the industrial and commodity recovery is the main story. let's look at the s&p 500. we're at the highs for the day. number one, we are getting a notably oversold bounce in sectors that have been beaten up most and it's about time after seven straight days where declining stocks and advancing stocks of the new york stock exchange that's rare and as brian mentioned energy is the lead here. materials are making a comeback and industrials. these are three groups most beaten up in this month and they're bouncing. health care has been a market leader. was wobbly recently because of some disappointments on biogen in biotech area. elsewhere, sector bounces in subsectors. so metal stocks. oil and gas exploration and dow transports. a notable lagger. they are market leaders today. we are getting an oversold bounce. money coming out of treasury etfs in a large way. we see treasur

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we should also mention stocks are trading and the dow jones industrial average near its lows of the session, down 210 points. >>> welcome back. bobhe floor of the new york stock exchange. nyse data center behind mean. quite a momentous day here when at the open the nyse informed us there were connectivity issues. they quickly fixed that said everything was fine. then 11:32 a.m. eastern time nyse halted trading on the floor in all nyse listed stocks. however trading in archipelago, which is the electronics exchange, continued and nyse listed stocks trading on other exchanges also continued and have continued throughout the day. the nyse very quickly ruled out a cyber attack. that's the good news. however, tom farley president, came on just a short while ago, discussed issues with me, said he had identified what the problem was but declined to identify what exactly the issue was. speculation is this may have been a software glitch in terms of updating some of the software. still haven't confirmed that however. the key story here is the close. mr. farley said they are aiming for 2:45 to try to get the systems up and running. we aren

bob parker credit suisse asset management senior advisor. guy: right. netflix' membership base has soared to 65 million subscribers on the success of popular jones like daredevilis the new black. for more let's get to our tech reporter rodrigo huela in madrid. the international story is what really stands out here. >> it is. i mean, netflix seems to have been able to do something most companies are starting to do. which is to sell subscriptions on the web. and the international division is doing really well. they increased their amount of new subscribers abroad outside the u.s. by over 50% in the quarter which is quite impressive. anna: and are they going to be able to keep that up then, rodrigo? if the international business is such a key driver they're moving into new territory all the time, aren't they? rodrigo: yes. there's two angles there. one, something we've heard in europe from some of the big carriers who provide internet services. is that netflix isn't getting that many clients in europe. so that's -- break this down. but they thought they were going to see a much bigger amount of people consuming netflix. and that isn't happening. this is what we'r

up as well as dow jones reporting saudi arabia said it is likely to cut production by the end summer. we have our all-star fed panel. we welcome in jpmorgan funds david kelly and boboss will join us in a few minutes. it's been 53 straight meetings where the fed has not raised rates. >> i think this one is the 53rd, but they're not going to raise rates today. janet yellen has been very careful to telegraph her punches. she does not want to surprise markets. markets don't expect a rate change today so we're not going to get one. >> what do you want to hear them from the fed, david? if we're not going to get a rate increase, what are you hoping to hear? >> well i expect -- well of course i'd like them to begin to raise rates sooner rather than later but i think the interesting thing is will it be unanimous, will somebody like jeffrey lacker perhaps dissent just to put a stake in the ground that we understand not july but it had better be september. i think they'll be getting a little bit antsy but fundamentally the situation has not changed. most of the important data actually comes out later this week and at the start of september. >> bob, what would be your expecta

jones industrial average expected to open better than 100 points. that is often the worst level of the morning. joining me on set, keith mccullough, home depot's ceo bobardelli n. sandra smith, a chinese markets added to the losses of the last three weeks despite moves by regulators to intervene and stop the sell-off. tracy chang has the details. tracy: a really bloody picture in asia. china stock crash, rippling across markets, no one is talking about greece anymore. the composite dropped 6% despite policy after policy, china shored up confidence, let me remind you 43% of all companies listed on the shanghai stock exchange, 1300 companies have been halted from trading, they hope the system goes out and calm down a bit and the mainland markets causing a selling frenzy in hong kong, the hang seng dropped 2100 points, that is also over 6% to mark the biggest single-day loss in history as the market is caught between greece's debt crisis and plunging mainland markets and in tokyo japanese stocks took a turn to the south, the nikkei lost 3%, much stronger, 4 day losing streak, 2.2%. maria: tracy chang in studio, rudy guiliani joining us on set. home depot