. >> brian james came through intake less than 24 hours ago. after a wild night on the streets. >> my charges are robbery, assaulting a police officer with a vehicle, resisting arrest, possibly home invasion for breaking into houses trying to get away. i left my 12-year-old daughter out there again. i got a letter from her before i paroled my last term that said if you blow it again, i'm never going to write you, i'm not going to take any of your calls. you'll be out of my life. >> with two prior felony convictions, james knew these latest charges could put him in prison for life under california's three strikes law. >> it's something to be able to palpably feel the moment in your life when you're [ bleep ] done. when nothing you do after that point really makes much of a difference. >> with nothing less to lose, james turned intake into a crime scene. he did make a large splash when he landed here. he got information about another inmate who was in the cell that he was in and basically he attempted to murder the man. >> i've been here probably

he is going to be here to give this a, brian james going cleveland to miami to cleveland. rich, professor of economics talking what this means for cleveland if they get an nba championship will this be good for the city? it would be but cleveland has the rnc coming up in 2016 with a big convention. rob macmillan joining me to talk about the market's's riles -- wild ride. oil steadily below 101 so we're looking at that as well. melissa: look forward to it. how big title to live up to, this burger right here has been deemed the best in the whole entire land. can you guess what it is? we didn't guess it? can you ever have too many delicious burgers? ♪ whether on wall street and main street here is who is making money today. facebook after shares of little-known rival were halted because of suspicious activity. the things technology has been raising eyebrows in recent weeks after shares rocketed 24,000% before the fcc was quick to call time out to investigate. facebook is not complaining. shares are up 2%. 426 million shares, $650 million so far today. not bad for friday. maki

. >> well -- melissa: go ahead, brian. >> james made the point. zero% interest rates are too low. in normal kind of world with 2 1/2% real gdp growth, 1 1/2% inflation, we should have a federal fund rate around 3%. if we had it there, i do not believe that would hurt the stock market at all. i'll tell you what i'm worried about though. and i suppose i'm starting a new conversation here but the fed keeps useing phrase, macro prudential regulation and what it sound like they're going to do, they will keep holding interest rates low but then they are going to go out and look for where the market is creating bubbles. it will be like whac-a-mole, they say, oh, you can't make levered loans. tough bring your capital ratios up. you can't pay that many dividends and that scares me that the fed has gotten into this business of micromanaging everybody in the financial markets and keeping interest rates low. so -- melissa: james freeman, you think that is where we're headed? >> that is basically where they're headed and basically acknowledgement they're creating financial bubbles. they're run

brian. yeah, lebron james admits he was young and maybe even a little reckless with the hearts of cleveland fans the first time around. but now he's back to make things right after the city of cleveland said that's more than enough. they're the three words that the city of cleveland has been waiting to hear for four years -- i'm coming home. and with those words came these words. >> one of the greatest moments in cleveland. >> are you crying? >> i mean -- >> it's fantastic. >> reporter: there wasn't a big splashy announcement or a press conference like when he left cleveland heartbroken four years ago. instead, an essay. rather heart felt to his fans explaining why he was coming home and admitting his leaving caused hard feelings. my relationship with northeast ohio is bigger than basketball. i didn't realize that four years ago. i do now. the suspense about the next move kept the city on edge. people swarming his house with police on hand. now this whole thing almost came crashing down when the owl picked miami as the place lebron was going to end up. i don't know who her sources are. but

my name is james brian and the western region director, and the program and institute. and i also chaired one of the committees. and that was involved in the san francisco travel process. and today, what i wanted to bring before all of you, is the importance of what is generated by the hotel tax. and i think that you all probably know, that is somewhere, later on, the 800, or 8 million, and 800 million? >> yeah, we know how much that it is? >> my point is being, that those funds are all going to the general fund. and there is a significant amount and even though the hotels have to collect this amount, similar to the cities, they have no say, but what is the worse, is that the money for the city, has no specific place where it goes. and now, as doctor jackson just mentioned, if you want to talk about how you find the money where you don't have to look there and it is like with the hotel tax and it is right there and it is available, and you all have the ability as board members, to look at that money, and make some determinations with that money. that is brought in to yo

. >>> james brian pleaded to five counts of forgotrcountscounts . he is sentenced in okay. >>> they may need another way to get home tonight. here is why. you are looking at a massive sinkhole. the neighbors call the fire department about the 12-foot hole at 11:00 this morning. the philadelphia streets department were called in. the crews are trying to figure out the cause of. this chris christie was in south jersey to pump business. he was at hal tech international. it was improved by an incentive program. it spends to bring 400 jobs to camden. it's one of the most impoverished area in the nation. >>> upbeat and rhythmic music filled the mann center today. all dressed up in traditional costume the dancers brought the full afro-brazilian experience. all summer long the public will enjoy performances from around the globe for free. >>> a member from the "action news" family went straight from the anchor desk to the putting green. and neill o'donnell, check it m. it's designed to inspire the next generation of law enforcement. >> he caught a giant mah

my name is james brian and the western region director, and the program and institute. and i also chaired one of the committees. and that was involved in the san francisco travel process. and today, what i wanted to bring before all of you, is the importance of what is generated by the hotel tax. and i think that you all probably know, that is somewhere, later on

my name is james brian and the western region director, and the program and institute. and i also chaired one of the committees. and that was involved in the san francisco travel process. and today, what i wanted to bring before all of you, is the importance of what is generated by the hotel tax. and i think that you all probably know, that is somewhere, later on, the 800, or 8 million, and 800 million? >> yeah, we know how much that it is? >> my point is being, that those funds are all going to the general fund. and there is

we have brian kilmeade and james freeman with us still. this is dicey.t feels like a katrina moment. you look at pictures of what legally appears to be humanitarian crisis. he will not stop by. go ahead. >> how unbelievable, schedules two fund-raisers not knowing this would be catastrophe, crisis at the time. he is in texas, and not growing to the border. i agree with josh earnest, is a photo-op. don't show up at sandy. don't show up after tornado, because don't show up after any catastrophe you're admitting they are photo-ops. he wants $4 billion because we need to pay for these kids who are in airbases and shelters. this is a tragedy that needs immediate results. melissa: it is frustrating that his response is just to ask for double the amount of money that he actually said. that is it. that is what the response is. let's get money. >> we're at this point because he, and some republicans like this as political issue. he has done very little to try to solve the problem. i know these pictures are very dramatic. i just hope we understand that many generat

balthazar, brian great to see you. >> and you. >> why did james garner work, whynd out in your opinion? >> he had a combination of grit and wit wit. he didn't have that picture-perfect guy, but he had an appeal to several generations. maverick in late '50s and early '60s, the rockford files, and the quie from the notebook, that was ryan gosling as an old man. >> when i looked at the new york times biography obit on him, i was surprised how much he worked. in the '50s, '60s and '70s they did a tremendous amount of work. >> maverick was a defining role although it was only three seasons that people still remember him for. >> he was a democrat right? >> he was a big democrat. people went after him to run for office. i'm a democrat. it's okay we thil you'll win. he was staunchly opposed to actors running for office. he was in the march on washington. he held hands with diahann carroll. and he was partial native american, and he was, many don't know, a marijuana smoker. we learned in his memoirs, that he smoked marijuana, he thought alcohol circulate have been illegal.

brian. we have another sports question of the hour tonight. >>> will he stay or will he go? lebron james, the nba star, is he contemplating a move from the miami heat? tonight fans are awaiting for word and watching for clues especially in his former home cleveland. hears abc's ron claiborne. >> reporter: lebron james's legions of fans can only wait and wonder, in cleveland, especially, the city he walked away from four years ago. this is a moment of high drama. >> fans are hungry for an answer. >> reporter: for weeks now the humers have been flying. lebron will take a pay cut and stay in miami to help them win a third nba championship. lebron is going home to cleveland where he began his career. >> if lebron now doesn't come with all this momentum that's been built, it's like a second slap in the face. >> reporter: it was almost four years ago to the day that lebron james made the decision. >> i'm going to take my talents to the south beach and join the miami heat. >> reporter: cleveland cavaliers fans were enraged. >> no integrity. >> reporter: this week clevelanders, at least some of

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james said he will once again where the number 23 when he plays for the cast this season. the same jersey as his idol, michael jordan. . still ahead, brian is >> i love the story. a heartwarming video of a dog showing just how much it loves its owner. you have got to watch his video. the dog passes out after seeing his owner. he was overjoyed and he fainted turning the unit with a famine or. the dog is 14 in dog years. ok.dog is the video has already received 17 million views on youtube. if you watch the whole clip, he fainted three times. he is just so excited. overcome with happiness same them after two years. love it. so cute. they are man's best friend. >> the weather is looking good this afternoon. we will be in the 80's and humidity is down. it will feel good. 50's at night. open the window's. near 80 or so tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. behind this afternoon, our next chance of showers. a look at the forecast this afternoon. >> ok. thank you. [dramatic music] ♪ >> oh! hey. hey, what's up? what's up? [cheers and applause] thank you. hi, baby. what's up? what's up? what's up? oh. yeah. yeah. hello, and welcome to millionaire. you

brian. we hold that 200-day moving average, not once, not twice, but three times as lebron james might say.ay you get that decisive breakout above the up side. that sets us up for a retest of the old high around $80. i think there's up side from there. one word of caution, brian. let's pull back and look at that weekly. the longer-term chart. you can see this is not an early call. we're up 2500% from the 2008 lows. we've been above the 50-week moving average, with the exception of a little run in there. you want to use that as your protective stop. a break below 71, you're out of this trade and i would not be a buyer, but absent that breakdown, i think there's still room to run. >> incredible. unchtsds manny, i agree with my friend. overall restaurant, same-store sales rote only 3%. domino's, though, same-store sales up 5.4%, so this is an t outlier, it is a leader, and i think you want to stick with this name. >>> appreciate it very much. biff, the first year of this show, our incantation of it we had the ceo of the year awards. it was the berbie, and patrick doyle won the first and only.

finally two years, that's how long marine veteran james minten had to be wait to be reunited with military dog boo. >> thanks, briane to be faced with a situation where had you to perform cpr, tell the truth, would you know what to do? 70% of americans say they feel helpless when faced with cardiac arrest emergency. so, joining us with some dos and don'ts of cpr is er nurse practitioner and founder of mid level.com. >> thanks for having us, elizabeth. >> that's a startling statistic that 70% of people would freeze and not know what to do. >> i see it all the tile in the emergency department. i'm involved in cpr. people call 911 which is the first step. panic. not sure what to do. maybe they have forgotten their skills. review some of those skills today. cpr starting with the baby. >> little babies and infants. dos and don'ts. >> first thing you always want to do is call 911. >> okay. >> the second step is remember a, b, c. this is something that is engrained into our heads in medicines call school, nursing school. airway, breathing, and circulation. >> first, open up the airway by tilting back the baby's head just