skydiving cameraman, brian scott, tapes the practice session. the skydivers will use the tape later to analyze the jump. >> canopy formation is multiple parachuters flying in formation. he will put a foot in the line and hold that parachute while someone else holds up the formation and you will form a diamond of parachutes. >> it's a risky jump. >> canopy formation is a very fragile formation. >> the idea of someone grabbing ahold of your parachute scares experienced jumpers even more than new jumpers. because if they get all tangled up in your parachute, it's done. you can't land. >> he knows even the smallest miss cue can be a disaster. >> it's much like choreographing a dance. because everyone has an assigned place to fly to and take ahold of the other canopy. you have to have your hand and feet in the right place. you have to plan out the entire jump and then the challenge is to do it. >> for today's world record attempt, lewis assembles the best in the field. all seems to be going smoothly until something captures cameraman's eye. >> he had

skydiving cameraman, brian scott, tapes the practice session.he skydivers will use the tape later to analyze the jump. >> canopy formation is multiple parachuters flying in formation. he will put a foot in the line and hold that parachute while someone else holds up the formation and you will form a diamond of parachutes. >> it's a risky jump. >> canopy formation is a very fragile formation. >> the idea of someone grabbing ahold of your parachute scares experienced jumpers even more than new jumpers. because if they get all tangled up in your parachute, it's done. you can't land. >> he knows even the smallest miss cue can be a disaster. >> it's much like choreographing a dance. because everyone has an assigned place to fly to and take ahold of the other canopy. you have to have your hand and feet in the right place. you have to plan out the entire jump and then the challenge is to do it. >> for today's world record attempt, lewis assembles the best in the field. all seems to be going smoothly until something captures cameraman's eye. >> he had f

i found brian scott. we did bowling this morning. career best here last fuel. >> i'm excited. bowling. how about that? >> brian says take your mom bowling. happy mother's day to your mom, family and everybody. >> thanks, mike. we're going to have fun tomorrow. my mom is coming over. it's going to be hot in charlotte. >> we got a pool and a pond. do you mind if i come over? >> which one would be better for me. >> pond. >> here's kevin harvick. in the last three wins, he started mid-pack in the four times on three wins. he started mid-pack. >> i think i'm under attack. >> kevin, i have a question. do you take a really slow car and win with it or take a really fast car and qualify bad with it? >> first thing i want to do is say happy mother's day to my wife and mom. seems like whenever we qualify bad, we race really good. we'll see what happens with the jimmy john's chevrolet. >> you're making me hungry. >> did you see me out there with you last week? >> chris, that was a crazy flip. crazy flip. are you okay? >> we're good. that's all behind us at this point. just happy to be her

doing a project around lead and water and what should be invested in and to stuff and when i called scott brian whom you might know, his gig's innovation and start of technology, but what he said first off in terms of where the investment needs to be is democracy. he said every foundation should be getting 5%-- at least 5% of their granting to democracy. that's what's going to keep our water safe. >> peter. >> to elaborate a little. again, there is a federal role in oversight. this came up in flint, also. epa has a oversight role that maybe they did not play as well as they should have. we have federal law. we don't have 50 state water quality loss. we have federal water quality loss because we don't want her to be disparities to different communities because some states might be weaker than others in developing those standards. so, there is again federal role in our would argue updating the safe drinking water act and expanding hugely the numbers and types of chemicals that are regulated in our drinking water and then helping the states meet their responsibilities in meeting those standards. >

barry for jack adam and tonight you can add another general manager scott muk klee land and general manager of the year aworld brianklee land and he helped build the team for the best in the nxingt hl and the penns are the only team of the three still in the hunt for the staply cup. >> national golf day and today a group called we agolf con vermed on capitol hill. they were there and benefits of golf and 7 billion for u.s. economy the economic impact. >> it would be a great tournament and that's one of the classic portions in america. . >> ugs on or two. . >> talk about doing something for love of family and breaking a world rorld wheel you're at it. this fairfax county game i guarantee will make your arms hurt this is andrew shapiro. langley high school. he participated in a relay for life over the weekend. he decided to set a guinness world record for most pullups done in 24 hours. get this, 7306 total. >> wow. >> says he's inspired by american anybodyia warrior but by his dad allen who fought colon cancer. dad is grade i talked to andrew he said how are the arms feeling he said it's not arms >> he took breaks. >

brian coangelo the president of basketball operation working with scott o'neill who's the ceo and thent on the business side, i think the two of them will calibrate to bring us to what we want to be known as and have been known as as one of the premier basketball cities in the united states with an outstanding philadelphia sixers basketball team. >> the team always had great enthusiasm. we haven't had the players performing certain when it comes to the court. who's going to make the difference? are we going to be drafting people that are going to be brings us our next great hope. >> there's two players. there's brandon ingram from duke, who's a very outstanding shooter. an guy that has a good all around game and then you have simmons from lsu who is probably the more diverse player, 6'9", able to do multiple things on the floor. the game changed so much, you now need shooters because they won't play the game as your dad did back in the day inside out. they play the game outside in. so that's something that's very important. >> with the hill league and your experience with young player

scott, now facing federal charges. plus british police are apologizing for a mistake they made during a mock terror attack. >> and kobe brianetting back in the game of soccer, that is, why he is now teaming up with the women's soccer team in afghanistan. we'll be right back. e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >> travel ban to mississippi, over the state's transgender lawyers. >> in a letter stephanie rawlings blake said she won't authorize city sponsored trips to those states, while the laws

scott, channel 6 "action news." >> very nice. >>> sister mary is a remarkable individual. time now for the "action news" traffic report. lets go to matt pellman. >> hello brian and monica. there is something to slow us down in delco on 95, a crash between the blue route and 320, you see it taking out the left lane and penndot just arrived on the scene. and things are extra slow from 420 this afternoon. in the heart of center city, watch for a crash at 11th and walnut, and one for you lincoln drive drivers, there is a crash at rittenhouse, slowing you down a bit. and burlington county, rancocas road overtop, looking better than the last half hour but south of there there is the overturned vehicle and speeds there are in the 20s and the new jersey turnpike, a crash past exit 4 on the shoulder, we'll check it again if the next half hour. >> lets take you back to ohio where governor kasich is making a big announcement lets listen in. >> with honesty and integrity, and as a result and i think i know, and i hope and pray that they feel this experience, that they have had in this campaign has improved them in some way or changed their lives for the better, i'm look

stock you need to watch right now and brian sullivan at the conference in california with a lot of big interviews, including former uk prime minister tony blair. scottck to you. >> michelle, thank you so much. one of the top ranked health care fund managers and he is a raging bull in biotech. let's bring in sam eisley, founder of the world's largest independent investor and sam manages $15 billion. good to see you again. >> thank you very much. >> where do we think this space is going to go? as people sort of evaluating whether some of the damage is done and that these stocks can start a recovery. >> i would like to focus on biotech for you, but keep in mind we are worldwide investors in all subsectors of health care, so there's more to it than biotech, but it's surely an exciting place to be, and it's the volatile place to be. we think there is a good future. >> you say that the selloff in the space was unwarranted. how so? >> you know, defending, warranted and unwarranted is difficult when the companies don't have any profit, but for the smaller companies, recommended -- recognized by etf called ixb or xbi, excuse me, they fell something like 50%

scott wapner. becky and joe are off. we'll have richard fisher who joins us in just a moment. and david novak will be our guest host. we'll talk to target chairman and ceo brianer, we'll talk to chairman and ceo jamie dimon. in the meantime, let's get a check of markets. overnight, it's taken a turn for the worse.

scott. beware. series of big warnings today from one of the world's biggest banks. welcome to "power lunch." melissa is out today. i'm michelle caruso-cabrera along with brian. stock gen society general listing a note called black swans that could possibly derail this market. we are going to focus on four of them, china, the french banks saying there's still a 30% chance of an economic hard landing there, britain in fears of it leaving the eu and then the fed hiking perhaps faster than expected and

scott, thank you very much. just getting started here on "power lunch." a bold call on jcpenney plus a historic moment in had a v-- in havana. first brian sullivan. >> yeah, it's been a huge day on cnbc today. we had warren buffett and bill ackman, after the break, john chen is going to join us. we'll dive into their business and whether or not they're benefiting from some of apple's recent struggles. john chen coming up. who do you work for? your boss? yourself? your family? our financial advisors are free to realize a plan to fit your family's unique needs. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." i'm in beverly hills, california. we have the ceo of blackberry john chen us with. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> first off, your competitor, apple, bad quarter, first declining sales in apple. any evidence you're picking up wins from former apple customers? >> no. i haven't really seen that evidence yet. i wish i could. i th

scott. beware. series of big warnings today from one of the world's biggest banks. welcome to "power lunch." melissa is out today. i'm michelle caruso-cabrera along with brian and tyler. stock gen society general listing a note called black swans that could possibly derail this market. we are going to focus on four of them, china, the french banks saying there's still a 30% chance of an economic hard landing there, britain in fears of it leaving the eu and then the fed hiking perhaps faster than expected and fears over the low ball slowdown. let's bring in bruins beleskey with bmo capital markets and dean maki and cnbc's steve liesman. >> what do you think? >> need to take a really deep breath. my comment, not to be flippant, duh. tell me something that i don't already know, issues that have confounded investmentors for the betterment of six months, number one. number two, we've been pretty clear on the views in the market that are in a rinse and repeat. can't get off the emerging markets commodity trade and can't seem to not wore egabout the fed, can't stop worrying about china. we'll be worried about the election which should be thrown in there as well an

we hope, scott, to go to you to talk about everything that has gotten better, but unfortunately that's not the case. tell us what you found out. >> thank you for having me, brianat we discovered is that 22,000 veterans were placed illegally in an ineligible status for the v.a. health care benefits. v.a. was supposed to respond to the oig report about the 800,000 veterans in the backlog. by the way, 307,000 of those veterans died waiting for the applications to be processed. instead of the v.a. going through the applications and enrolling the veterans, we are reviewing records so people can get enrolled. they just decided we are not going to bother and started declaring people ineligible. now 22,000 brave men and women who served our country have lost their health care benefits illegally. and that's a shame. >> so here we go, this thing breaks in 2014 in fee niphoenix. we find out about the scandal with people getting incentives messing with the applications. guys like you come out and become whistleblowers and things are supposed to change. wait times are high but we have been better. we have been better serving our veterans. and you say, you have observed no

scott wapner. becky and joe are off. we'll have richard fisher who joins us in just a moment. and david novak will be our guest host. we'll talk to target chairman and ceo brianornell. home depot co-founder to talk politics and later, we'll talk to chairman and ceo jamie dimon. in the meantime, let's get a check of markets. overnight, it's taken a turn for the worse. the dow jones future is opening lower by 51 points. s&p by 5, nasdaq giving up 14. weighing on the dow, of course, is disney. overnight in asia, the nikkei is managing to turn a little higher at the moment. the shanghai composite a little in the green. european equities, this one interesting to watch. a couple cross-currents to watch. german dax down 1%. france's cac, down almost 1%. and taking a look at crude, too. we got inventory numbers yesterday. after noon, we'll get more information this morning. wti, that looks down it's almost 1%. hovering a little bit over the $44 a barrel mark. brent for its part giving up about 0.5%. right around 45. a little higher as well, natural gas. >>> clerks our top stories, shares of dow component disney under pressure. earnings falling short among the espn su