we have two cleveland favorites facing off.ve got ryan beck owner steak and eggs stacked on their signature potato crisps. our judges, gymnast, miss dominique moceanu, josh cribbs and good morning cleveland co-anchor mike brookbank. from our cleveland affiliate wewf. are you three hungry? yep. all right. their bellies are ready to grub. before we dig in, let's get to know our competitors better. take a look. cleveland is serving up breakfast worthy of a rock star. >> with so much flavor, it's my first time here. >> chef ryan beck from martha on the fly is a microdiner dedicated to his great grandmother. his cleveland comfort a potato crispy looking to crunch the competition. >> that's legit. that's the best cleveland breakfast right there. steak and eggs with tomato jam to brighten up the dish and round it all together. crispy savory, salty, fatty. great way to start the day. >> the temperature is rising. >> thank you. >> at grumpy's cafe. >> can't beat it. >> if you come in grumpy, kathy owad and kristi mulloy promise you'll l

and he loses in that rematch with cleveland. also 1892, the governor of ohio, william mckinley writes down that he intends to be elected president in 1896 and it was prophetic. william mckinley was elected. 1896 and may be, i think, the most of all, the ohio dynasty of presidents. how you feel about william mckinley as a president, probably in part on how you feel about imperial wisdom, because he presided the spanish-american war and the beginnings of american empire. and this going to be his legacy for for better or for worse. but his legacy goes beyond that. william mckinley was born in northeast ohio, in niles, ohio. he joins the civil war right up at age 18, actually in the 23rd ohio volunteer infantry, which rutherford hayes commanded. and he served with distinction, the civil war rising all the way from private to major, which is a pretty big promotion that a promotion wins. and he serves with distinction. he serves under heavy fire. he is there at. antietam. in fact, if you go to the antietam battlefield, you will see a

reportes de la policÍa y fiscalÍa de cleveland seÑalan que fue la misma candelario que informÓ que suetroit y a puerto rico. y mientras henry garcÍa, padre de yailin solo espera poder recibir una visa humanitaria para poder reclamar el cuerpo de su hija. >> yo pedÍ una viso humanitaria, porque los abuelos maternos como te lo expliquÉ tienen la facilidad ellos para poder ir y no hacen absolutamente nada. la que falleciÓ no es un gatito, no es un perrito, es mi hija, es mi sangre y me duele. >> tras declararse no culpable kristel candelario se serÁ sometida a evaluaciones sicolÓgicas, todo antes del cinco de julio, fecha en que tanto la fiscalÍa como la parte defensora volverÁn a este mismo palacio de justicia con el objetivo de quizÁs anunciar un acuerdo de culpabilidad o entonces revelar la fecha de un eventual juicio. en cleveland, ohio, octavio, noticias telemundo. >> en mÉxico presuntos sicarios asesinaron al fundador y exlÍder de los grupos de autodefensa en michoacÁn, hipÓlito mora muriÓ junto a dos de sus guardaespaldas, venÍan en un vehÍculo del mÁs alto blindaje cuando fueron

with me now, is cleveland ohio, i mayor justin m. bibb, a democrat.oining us tonight from columbus ohio where the nonpartisan u.s. conference of mayors is wrapping the second day of its annual meeting. mayor bob, thank you for joining us from this weekend's meeting. you are there with some 200 mayors representing 28 states all meeting cities with at least 30,000 residents. -- a diverse group with diverse challenges. i know that gun violence is high on your personal list of concerns at this weekend's conference, and we'll get to that topic shortly. but that aside, what are the main concerns and priorities that you have heard from your fellow mayors over the last two days? >> it's good to be with you again, reverend sharpton. you talked about gun violence, that's been one of the biggest topics we've talked about here at columbus, at this summer's meeting. but the other thing we've also talked about, is the importance of having a comprehensive strategy to address mental health, in america. we see this issue as mayors every single day, on the front lines

operation safety net will be recover 36 missing endangered children from the greater cleveland area.rprisingly enough some of them didn't even know they were reported missing, and so, i think some of them yes, they do return home, some don't. it depends on the home environment and other variables that contribute to it. >> let's work together and get them home and paints a picture you have this updated recent photos just in case this happens to you. thank you so much. >> thank you so much for having me. >> bill: okay today we have a follow-up. indeed, we do follow-ups and hammer celebrity news. did you know? al pacino one opportunity with test, he said he didn't know he could get is 29-year-old girlfriend pregnant because of the medical issue that typically causes infertility. and sources says he was shocked to find out that he got the test and she is eight months pregnant, he one approved, now you got it, he is going to be a dad. and this will be his fourth child. at age 83. congratulations. just didn't think that you know we did the stories and forgot about them. >> dana: that might

it wasn't from the cleveland clinic. >> reporter: the cleveland clinic tells abc news, we are aware somealls claiming to follow up after a recent medical procedure or appointment. if patients have concerns about an incoming call they may receive, they can contact their physicians office or cleveland clinic customer service number. >> it's an anxiety to have to deal with these individuals. >> reporter: so by now we know the best practice with these calls is to not answer them or to hang up. we have further tips from the fcc. if you find yourself on a call and it says press a button to no longer receive calls, don't press the button. just hang up. they might take you pressing a button as a sign that you are willing to engage with them. the agency is also encouraging everybody to sign up for the do not call list. it is very easy to do on the ftc website, ftc.gov. we got a tip from one of the sharks. he was on gma a bit ago. he said if you're on one of these calls, if you answer a number you don't know, it's a good practice to not say hello. answer it and then just sit in silence. lot of tim

cleveland, ohio, this is what it looked like two days ago. looking across to downtown. you to what it looks like live. and i know it's live because i've seen birds fly through the picture but that's because they're less than a mile and a quarter away because that is the visibility right now in cleveland. when i'm looking at these purple air numbers, you can look at them online. one of the worst places is granger township in, around cleveland. 328 parts per million is your number right now. that is certainly hazardous for you to be breathing out there. i had a meter last time we did this. the meter here in atlanta was 80 parts per million outside but it was six on the inside so a 12 fold better air quality on the inside. that's why they say stay inside if you absolutely can. all these areas here in kind of this orange, maroon, purple and red, that's the air quality index we're seeing now. this is what it looks like from one of the computer models. where is the smoke worse? champaign, no picnic. i'm going the move this ahead until tomorrow. you'll notice some of the orang

back in cleveland, it hadn't gone so well either.friend, ivan. yvonne -- she offered something, a strange story about william. about something he said when she picked him up for the police station when she was versus a spotting robins murder. >> he was crying say, how am i going to get to heaven? how my going to get to heaven? how my gonna get to heaven? he kept seeing this over and over over. >> that is as far as she would offer. it sounds like that this is a statement made by somebody who feared because he had done something. >> intriguing, but not exactly incriminating. the cops needed more. so, wallace returned to the fire captain's house. this time with a search warrant. >> going back a second time, he had gotten rid of all the shoes. the closet was completely clean. all of those keys were missing. now, interestingly, on the back porch, he left one pair of shoes though. the one pair he didn't get rid of. they had the same pattern of. where i did click those, as well. we use those to demonstrate that the marshall was one of the p

announcer: cleveland ohio -- host: cleveland ohio, this is john. you are on with congresswoman chu. caller: i want to expand the gentleman who mentioned social security. it doesn't matter, the money buys stuff. it not only helps social security but [indiscernible] then one other thing, why corporate taxes. after-tax profit is divided by the number of shares outstanding because they buy back all the shares, the corporate people. host: on corporate taxes and stock buybacks? guest: yes, i was very outraged in the gop tax bill passed in 2017 when republicans lowered the corporate tax rate to 21%. it was 35%, a drastic cut. it was welfare for the wealthy, for corporations that did not expect it to be lowered to this incredibly low amount. as a result, corporations did not use that money to say invest in their own companies, to invest in our ng or invest in better benefits for their workers. no, what to the use it for? for stock buybacks. that was just a means to give money to their already wealthy investors rather than making the company better by investing in itself and rather than ensu

this allowed cleveland to tie the game. the a's, they got the lead back by one and he is in los gatos! this tied the game by one but the damage was not done. the a's had some careless issues relating the ball in, and that allowed the go-ahead run to score and that is how the a's lost the game, 7-6. seven straight losses in a row for oakland, but the buzz is about the giants. they are on a collision course with arizona who come in for three this weekend. the padres pitcher blake snell? going to be a problem! he has nasty, nasty stuff. would is scheduled to pitch for the giants. >> your thoughts on the call? >> i thought it was the correct call. again, i had the benefit of looking at it 10 times in a row. but it has applied, so there it is. >> thank you for teaching me something today! i appreciate it. >> 601-i! >> i will write that down! >>> this year's oakland a's will be in the baseball hall of fame, or at least their fans well. >>> join us sunday morning at 10:00 for our special two-our celebration hope, love, pride. you

. >> did you meet sergey kislyak in cleveland, did you talk to him?t going to deny that i talked with him. >> so you did talk to him? >> although i will say - i will say that i never met him anywhere outside of cleveland, let's just say that much >> the only time that you met him was in cleveland >> that i may have met him possibly, would -- it might have been in cleveland. >> seth: look at how happy he is with how guilty he looks carter page looks at chris hayes the way your golden retriever looks at you after he's torn your couch to pieces [ laughter ] hey, you're home look what i did! come on! [ laughter ] it's really cool i crapped in your shoes, too come on! [ light laughter ] there's a very clear through line here from the initial false statement about the trump tower meeting to the secret gop memo at every turn, the trump team has sought to conceal the truth and interfere with an investigation to get at the truth. mike pence, don't you guys have any shame? oh, yeah, all right. this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: we'l

the cleveland clinic reports web cams also help parents bridge the divide between having to return tobe at their babies bedside. >> loneliness can take a toll on mental health. we've reported a lot about that, but it can also take a toll on the health of people's bones. in a new study, scientists from the main health institute for research, isolated adult mice. and they found that social isolation led to reduced bone quality in the male mice. even though the same results were not seen in the female much. scientists say a previous study showed that loneliness is linked to health problems, including mental health co pero says and fractures in older adults. they say more research needs to be done to determine how these fun does affect humans. more specifically coming up at 6 hawaii's kilauea volcano continues to erode nearly 2 weeks after it started up again. the latest on conditions there. look at that video. >> next in sports with the nba draft just days away, the warriors introduce their new general manager mike dunn, levy's junior. >> sports director jason dumas has his response to w

cleveland has lost seven straight. soccer in houston.arthquakes delayed for more than two hours by storms. play would restart. bending like beckham. then the celebration. the dynamo win. nba draft is tomorrow. watch the first round on abc seven. warriors with the 19th pick overall. we discussed on after the draft around 8:00. everybody is looking for the next big thing. slim ball coming back. this is basketball and trampolines with some ridiculous dunks. they are all with authority. slim ball started in 1990 espn relaunching with games in vegas starting next month. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. will be rht back. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. ama: thank you so much for watc

it will be open all summer at the rock & roll hall of fame in cleveland. museum in the world. we have been open 28 years. we had 14 million visitors have journeyed to cleveland to experience this. hip hop is, as darryl said, hip hop is the, you know, powerful, powerful synthesis of so much that came before it. but it's the most important cultural art form in music that has bs made today. it really resonates around the world. and this is going to tell that story. by the way, on the hall of fame reference, not only were the other artists talking about it when run-dmc made one of the earliest videos, it was about being inducted in the rock & roll hall of fame -- >> yes! >> didn't exist. >> crazy! it didn't exist. we had larry from "the david letterman show" saying, you guys can't come in here. this is a rock and roll museum. that was in '85. and then '86 it came to fruition. >> so this exhibit, like this is for anybody that loves hip hop, they are going to see their favorite artists, special stuff from the vault, special art facts. they will feel that connect

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. >> reporter: chicago, detroit, pittsburgh, and cleveland have unhealthy air conditions.. elise preston is in arizona. >> reporter: crews are monitoring hot spots in areas like where this burn-scarred hill is. triple-digit temperatures, dry brush, and these windy conditions have firefighters ready to launch an aerial attack on the diamond fire. the wild fire scorched 2500 acres since it began tuesday afternoon, and forced more than a thousand people to evaluate. >> i am very scared because we are in an area that is prone to fire. >> reporter: across the country, more than 60 million americans are under heat advisories. omar villafranca is in texas. >> reporter: water parks and splash pads like this one are busy, since temperatures in parts of texas have been above 100 degrees for 14 straight days. in houston, roads buckled, as highs hit 99 degrees. in dallas, temperatures outside felt like 115. >> you want to get started early, when it is cooler. >> reporter: kyle davis says his roofing business is more dangerous in the summer. >> so they know when they are not feeling ri

she grew up in the suburbs of cleveland, a particularly wealthy suburb known as shaker. i got most of this information from a combination of sources. i read a whole bunch of articles from the time of the trial, and then i also read a biography by about jean harris by a woman named shawna alexander. now, to be completely candid, ms.. alexander's biography is not unbiased. the opening sentence. basically, alexander says that jean harris could have been her. so not unbiased at all. but in that biography, which was based on just two tons of letters and interviews with harris while she was in prison, alexander argues harris has problems with her mental health and her problems with men begin as a child that it's the 1920s. her father is a very successful businessman. in addition to living in shaker heights, they vacation. so we got shaker heights over here by cleveland. here's detroit. this one is the canadian border. and the family vacationed on the canadian side of lake erie and they had a summer home. and that enclave was such that the wives and the kids stayed there all su

places like cleveland.er the next couple of days into the northeast. but from boston to burlington to albany, thick choking smoke to start your holiday weekend. stifling heat across the south. it remains. heat indices for us likely to be 110 to 115, a place like little rock is going to feel like 114 degrees tomorrow. you can thank high pressure. it's been dominating the last couple of weeks. and all the storms form outside of that ridge of high pressure, meaning the breadbasket of the country and the midwest looking for more storms as we head into thursday. many of those storms will remain, norah, going right into the fourth of july holiday. >> interesting information, mike bettes, thank you. >>> now to that breaking news about madonna. the 64-year-old pop music legend is recovering tonight from what her manager says was a serious bacterial infection that put her in intensive care for several days. we get the latest now from cbs' lilia luciano. ♪ build me up and i could do no wrong ♪ >> reporter: madonna's

you might use like less than the size of the spanish, the audience and of course, tv consanzo for cleveland laptops back could i talk with them for the award to a cook? we was the when i eventually so let's go see a little time for the team to do for task. me over some of them you can finally to not go back to create a new chevrolet. it's gimme a call. yeah. yeah. but we're struggling with that issue, so we won't addressing it probably in a while. you wait 30 by counting the bombing of you this long as you be. can see that the wall crime alms the most emphatically yes, if it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was in legal nature operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankie anderson soldiers who hadn't declared war and anybody, the western governments and their pliant minions of the media, tell us, we must venerate nato as if it were some kind of pious in the 9th institution. infected nato is a very dangerous and aggressive military alliance, and it's in the other way, not to be right. so see what's printing, what was that up in ther

host: here is michael in cleveland, democrats' line good morning. caller: good morning. i have two questions. in the american rescue act, will you go after the employers who misused the unemployment to supplement some of the employees? what about the black economy? did any restaurant asked the cook and waitress or bartender -- host: a little hard to hear, michael. is if possible you pick up your handheld and not be on speaker. caller: why do you think they should go after the employers of the american rescue act? host: i think we got some of what you are asking. guest 2: i think there was a question about unemployment assistance. that is something the administration has resources to and is going after those who took advantage of the program. we certainly have a lot of misclassification in this economy. corporate profits are at historic highs. there is a lot more we have to do to rebalance this economy. i want to note that the programs we are talking about here, the empirical evidence, the research, mountains of

like cleveland cliffs, those keefe going up that disconnect, scott, this is the most important part, that gets resolves through second quarter earnings one is proven right, and one is pron proven wrong i'm staying with my cyclicals. >> weiss, i'll give you the ball next i think that's the right way to go here. what do you think you missed here in the first half, and are you at the point now of looking at a different thend in the market and thinking it's time to change your view >> what i missed were six things -- apple, nvidia, microsoft, meta and amazon, i guess. >> sure, but you thought the economy would be worse off than today, the consumer would be worse off than today >> that's absolutely true but, again, as i said the other day the average stock maybe is up more it was up about 3% >> it's 6% take away the s&p 500. >> i do own microsoft, amazon. what i missed it's a new generation of investors. that's really what it comes down to, that just -- you know, this time is different. i think every time is different. the facts are always different this time it's all different >> is your

and it feels a little bit like the 2017 cleveland browns. they were zero in a 16 so they suit up and take the field. they kept losing so i'm embarrassed for chairman jordan because we were promised the crime of the century was coming from john durham and then we learned he took the two cases and lost both of them then we were promised hunter biden was going to go down for fraud, money laundering and all this stuffey and then the trump appointed attorney where half havethe investigation was condud under the trump administration indicted hunter biden for failure to pay taxes that he ultimately ended up paying. the weaponization committee i don't know if you remember them, haven't had a hearing in over a month from them. again has failed to prove anything other than an obstruction of justice effort on behalf of donald trump so chairman jordan subcommittee is starting to look like the cleveland browns. so we will sit here and go through it. i know one of the issues was around the search. what i want to know from german jordan he used to love bil

we started off the day, though, with these red skies over redcar and cleveland.res peaking at 32.2 degrees celsius on saturday in chertsey. that's the mark to beat. we'll get quite close to that later on this afternoon, with temperatures expected to reach 31 or 32 degrees. the hotspots across parts of northern england and southern scotland. lots of hot and sunny weather around today. a few showers building over the high ground in scotland, a few for western counties of northern ireland. but the biggest storms today will be where the winds kind of bash together and converge in a zone across wales, the midlands, central, southern england towards east anglia and the greater london area. some of those storms could bring us 30 millimetres of rain injust the space of one hour, hence the risk of seeing some flash flooding. temperatures are still a little bit underdone in the computer models at the moment. 30 around greater london looks possible, 28 around the birmingham area and about 30 degrees around the greater manchester area for example. so very hot weather. those

fed that gives our cast for inflation, at the cleveland fed with the latest numbers, inflation is running annual rate of 2% so it doesn't look to me like they have made any progress. i'm sure there's top line improvement because of energy prices but core inflation or future inflation hasn't budgeted since the fed is hiking last fall. paul: the fed made a mistake in pausing last week, you think they should have raised it again, and we will have two more increases after this pause this year? could that be an underestimate? >> absolutely they made a huge mistake. one of the things that's going on with a little time to talk about the state of the economy, there's a lot of sign of softening but as you remember from the 70s just because the economy is getting soft it doesn't mean inflation has to go on. the last meeting or the previous meeting of the fed people fought it was going to start to help us with inflation so let's signal a pause because we don't want people to panic, initial claim starting to jump. softening isn't that bad. inflation numbers worse than they expected and they gave us a

pronÓstico dicen que podrÍa continuar hasta el viernes y este viento del norte continuarÁ desde canadÁ, clevelandad del aire son 90 millones de personas del noreste y el este del paÍs con mala calidad en boston moderada en nueva york in sa lu ble y philadelphia tambiÉn hay que limitar la exposiciÓn al aire libre, precauciÓn si padece del mÁs y el corazÓn. donde pueden recibir las alertas de la mala calidad de su ciudad vaya a esta direcciÓn en pantalla y tiene toda la informaciÓn de cuÁn contaminada estÁ la masa de aire en cada ciudad del noreste de los estados unidos. >>> quÉ interesante e importante recomendaciones en nueva york la calidad de nueva york estÁ peor que nueva deli y la india >>> impresionante y las partÍculas son diminutas como un cabello y por eso lo podemos respirar y causa complicaciones en las vÍas respiratorias >>> gracias carlos. es importante protegernos gel ocÉano Ártico perderÁ su hielo por primera vez luego de 20 aÑos luego que los cientÍficos vieron que el hielo que cubre el Ártico llega a su mÍnimo cada mes de septiembre gracias al tibio calor del verano boreal pero ha

cleveland. >> because it's cheap. a little anecdotal but the fact is that that i don't have an answer for i don't have an answer for housing in general. >> you're talking about ownership. i'm talking about rentals. >> rentals is cpi. i'm hopeful on that one. we need to see more building but i just think that, if that's the last one, that's not bad >> as for yesterday's action, of course the first 52-week high for the s&p in a year, after 360 trading days some reports on one of the fifth biggest short covering episodes in about four years, five years. >> we'll probably have a quarter of the s&p that will be at its 52-week high for the last two months after today those who keep saying it's a head fake, when does a head fake turn into a profit center? what do we play here for are we here to theorize or here to make money? i got to tell you, you make money by being lock stocks right here that's what happens. okay not ai >> is there a reason you're yelling at me? >> it's echoing through the building. >> yeah, i got my voic

former cleveland browns quarterback bernie kosar telling us about his personal troubles. let's bring in the ceo of the concussion legacy foundation. you are saying this is happening for young people from high school all the way up through the pros. >> yeah, we've wondered for a long time why some people get ct and some don't. we have had a big focus on concussions for the last 15 years. it is not concussions that are causing the ct. it is the repetitive hits. both the number of them and the strength of them. that means if we want to prevent ct in current players in the next generation we have to change how repractice and play and how early kids get hit in the head hundreds of times a year. >> dana: the g force per hit for high school football players. depending on the position you play, wide receiver, defensive back and defensive line. so these numbers, what does 28.8 mean? what does it feel like? can you describe? >> yeah. the graphic where they showed is like hitting a car accident at 30 miles-per-hour. it is not a small hit. something that as a former football player m

chairman jordan's committee is starting to look like the cleveland browns. and it is just do sack after gooseneck and we will sit here and go through it and i know one of the issues is around the mar-a-lago search, so. what i want to know is that he used to love bill barr, chairman jordan was thirsty for bill barr and we saw it and heard it throughout so many congressional hearings, thank god for bill barr. he said i'm september 12, 2019. june 24, 2020. bill barr is doing the lords work. jim jordan again, april 19, bill barr is pursuing the truth. exactly what americans want from their attorney general. now, if you are tracking bill barr no longer is defending or doing the bidding of donald trump and as it relates to mar-a-lago, bill barr has said the effort to present trump as a victim in the mar-a-lago document affair is cynical political propaganda. bar said earlier this month trumps -- trump's toes. then he sent the government acted responsibly. and it was donald trump who acted irresponsibly. my question for jim jordan is is this investigation of donald

they out in cleveland taking on the guardians and the mascot race. falling just come catch-up.top of the 3rd a's up a run. ryan noda this weekend. there's a secret. is that one deep to right? >> it just stays fair. >> pad the lead to 4 were all smiles. >> but the bottom of the 5th, though, a's lead cut to one josh naylor hits a grounder off ryan noda. it trickles into right because of that a run scored. we're all knotted up at 4 3 top of the 7th one on forestry nice hit into left. tony kemp scored the go ahead. run they would tack on one more after that. so they're up to. but bottom of the 8th, it's 6, 5 steven ropes. this one to right. the tying run scores ramon lauriano throws it the second gets away from him out. miss diaz gets that bad hop. the go ahead. run comes on and a score a's fall. 76 know. look to avoid the sweep tomorrow. paul blackburn talk after the game regards to how the team is playing. well, just getting some bad breaks. >> no, it's 10 freshman been cali said what hunter one run games. you know, you know, 1, 1, bounce our way and you on on top on half of thos

>> yeah, i took a greyhound bus from detroit to cleveland, ohio, with a stop in toledo, and then i got a flight out of ohio, which was eventually postponed until the next morning. i didn't want to put it all up in the air, literally, so i decided to take a greyhound bus from ohio to new york city. >> sandra: what was the first thing when you get home, i always wonder. we all know, we have travel disasters, able to get home, kick off your shoes. how did you spend the next few hours after all that? >> oh, my god, it was so funny. as soon as i got home, my luggage broke outside my building and i was like of course this would happen. so i walked up my three flights of stairs out of breath, so tired, and i just laid on the couch. i was exhausted. i got no sleep. >> sandra: why do you fathom all this is happening? >> i was told it was weather-related, they would not give me any vouchers, so i was told it was due to weather but got text messages saying the things with the faa, so i was told weather but looks like it was a lot of other reasons as well. >> sandra: have you second guess your tra

. >> steve, i wanted to make the point that the fed itself has a version called the cleveland fed now cast they try to take bailey fuel prices with other things, and that's telling us that june pc and cpi could be barely above 3%, so it's consistent with what true flation is saying >> sure. if he's created a better mouse trap, we'll all flock to it, for sure are you capturing services in there? >> sorry, i didn't hear that >> are you capturing services inflation? >> yeah, we account for that, yeah >> your index looks a lot more like the goods index than it does the overall index, which includes services. >> your recent slide has been making the rounds on wall street, because, listen, people are totally always following your valuation calls i want to talk about nvidia in a moment but on the inflation point, you are hawkish right now, so when the fed consensus is moving towards a skip or a pause, maybe, you're a little more concerned about kind of the inflation coming out of the bottle, so to speak. so explain that a little bit >> i think the truth is, there's good news coming out of in

i gotcha from kirk in georgia, cleveland-cliffs i bought 4,000 shares of cleveland-cliffs at $15 lastlimb back up to $25 do you think my price target is too high >> i do. i think it's a good story, it's a very cheap stock at eight times earning, tied to the auto cycle where they have pricing power and it's also an ongoing story. but it's a value stock, and growth right now and momentum is working, but if you have patience, long-term, it will be higher but to get to your target? i don't think so >> bill from canada. bought amazon at $124. should i buy, sell, hold >> i like amazon i wouldn't dump it right now re really, the thing is aws is growing really fast. $118 to $120 is what i'm watching we get through next week i might increase my position >> kevin, from christopher, bought merck at $109 can you grade the tradesome >> i would have to give that an a. we own the stock it pays over 2.5% dividend they've been growing that to 7% per year for the past three years. i like the stock great name if it was me, i like at $115 or $120 call for july >> good stuff. so "final trades" are coming

she's a patient transporter at the cleveland clinic. peaches uses a cart to take patients through the hospital for their appointments. she tries to brighten their day with every ride. peaches says she does this to help the patients deal with their anxiety and the unknown that comes with a medical condition. >> everyone here is here for a reason, and when they're here with me, i want to make them comfortable and let them know everything is going to be okay. >> others around the hospital describe her as cheerful and the mom of the clinic. >> she looks like a peaches. >> what a fun job, too. just try to bring some brightness to people's lives. >>> also trending, a new partnership for taco bell. >> the company is teaming up with my favorite, crocs. let's take a look, so the slides will have taco bell branding. they feature the company's colors. not too bad. >> i could totally see you wearing those. >> the crocs will cost 60 bucks and go on sale june 28th. if you are a taco bell rewards member and in the fire tier, you can buy those shoes ea