all right, courtney. ♪ that's good enough there, courtney. ♪ hey, woah hey. crazy there, courtney. it won't come off. it's a tattoo, i think. chest hair tattooed on his chest. must have been very painful. [ laughter ] so sorry about that. sadly, we only have time for one more clue. the remaining categories are "swedish chemists of the 18th century." "did somebody said 'onomanophobia'?" "480 b.c." "other lesser known czechoslovakian prime ministers" and "potpourri." you know what? because that seemed a little painful, i'm going to go easy on you. i'm going to choose "potpourri," okay? remember, this could be any category. let's see what tonight's "potpourri" category is. ♪ [ applause ] lucky break. you almost had to answer a a movies or tv question there. lucky break. here we go, let's see the clue. "he died in 1938." practically giving you that one. >> paul zararyan. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: so sorry. we were looking for this name. [ laughter ] very good. courtney, once more, courtney, let'x e ] oh, little nipple there, so sorry. don't even look down. tim, don't

courtney, once more, courtney, let's wax that chest.applause ] ♪ oh, little nipple there, so sorry. don't even look down. tim, don't even look. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] so sorry. so, so sorry you lost. how are you feeling, buddy? >> i had a good run. >> jimmy: you had a good run. see, he's a good man. no one goes home empty-handed. higgins, what will they be taking home? >> steve: well, jimmy, they'll each be taking home these stylish led zeppelin t-shirts where the "l" fell off. as well as this 24-pack of nads brand hair removal strips to finish the job. go -- nads! jimmy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you know what? you didn't answer any questions correctly but we're still going to give you each $100 for playing. thank you very, very much. thanks, buddy. that's all the time we have on "wax on, wax off." we'll be right back with barbara walters, everybody! well done. that was good. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] first you get hit by psoriasis. and now you get hit again. this time by joint pain. it's a double whammy. it could psoriatic arthritis a

any colleagues want president courtney to bring us together and collect the thoughts? >> and the whole thing before we collect our thoughts, and maybe we are only allowed to do this for this reason and the city attorneys will tell me and maybe i have to do it as a member of a public and it came to my attention a day or two, after we put together the agenda, and that the puc controls sort of the larger amount of land in the water shed and south of san francisco. and there is a bunch of folks that i have been talking to who are keen to see the puc open that up to the hikers and the bikers. and another recreational users and i was just keen to just kind of bring that up in this forum and that is not something directly related to the joint work that the department of the environment does. maybe we are not allowed to talk about this. and i am going to be talking about this and i was talking about this. >> okay. >> there is a lot of easement that we need and we do have the land that is held by the leaseholders. and i would ask, if he is okay with it, could you give us just a

i'll give the first word to ambassador courtney. what is knoiping on - two -- going on. two dinners to the president and vladimir putin don't see each other. >> it looks like the russians insisted equal treatment to vladimir putin as obama. the dinner with vladimir putin will be a light supper. others say that the restaurant, where the obama dinner takes place, is better than the food at the presidential palace where vladimir putin will le eating. >> you are making the point that it seems tireless, ambassador volker, these are two of the most powerful nations on earth. can't they figure out a way to talk. >> i think you made the point it is child ib and we ought to look at the real issues. russia is violating all the european norms built up, invading neighbours, occupying territory, annexing territory. the easy decision should have been to not invite vladimir putin, this is celebrating the d-day invasion. russia was not part of the d-day invasion. even though we chose to as a gesture to russia. it's been easy for the french to avoid a diplomatic mess, and do something mo

mrrtd read the roll >> commissioner courtney. kwaen. commissioner torres. commissioner moran is expected in a moment and commissioner torres is excused >> thank you please call the roll. >> the next it the minutes for may 13, 2014. >> commissioners. >> i'd like to move the approval. >> it's been m

. >> for the puc courtney. caen, commissioners moran, torres? >> here. >> for the environment commission president jash -- josh units ua arce, stevenson, nicholas, commissioners sarah wong, commissioner king is excused. >> please call the next item. >> please call for public comment. >> opening remarks for item 3. opening remarks by public utilities commission press vince courtney and xhis on the environment president joshua arce. >> we'll call for public comment on this item, but before we do, commissioner arce? >> thank you. on behalf of all of us at the san francisco commission on environment, we are excited to be here today. we've been talking about getting together with the puc for a long time and it's been years since our committee met. i think we all agree that it's certainly the environment commission and the puc as well that there is a major sense of shared response responsibility in the amount of work we do. it's not just the environment of the commission is sole stewards of the environment and they are running water and power. from to

courtney ragen is here with the cnbc business news. courtney. >>> well, good morning.ea is raising the minimum wage for workers in its stores, with the cost of living in each location instead of local competition. the raise takes effect january 1st and is rough $10.76 an hour up from the current $9.17. the 17% raise is the biggest for the swede issue retailer. about half of the 11,000 workers will be eligible for the raise. >> courtney reagan, thanks. >>> if you're involved in a local nonprofit agency, we want to remind you about the nbc10 grant challenge. there's a $50,000 grant available. along with two $25,000 grants. great opportunities here. theed? to help good ideas become great ones. applications are being accepted until august 8th for more information and to apply go to nbc10.com. >> announcer: now, your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >>> storms move through overnight. they are done. but clouds are still here. and the humidity is high this morning. with a mostly cloudy view of center city. 73 degrees at 5:25. jillian mele is watching traffic. good morning, jillia

city clerk: president courtney. >> here. >> city clerk: commissioner vt vietor. speaker: here. moran. >> here. >> torres. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you donna. the first item is approval of meeting minutes of june 10, 2014. commissioners. >> i'll second. speaker: it has moved and second. any discussion? >> any public comment on number 3, approval of the meeting minutes of june 10. seeing none, public is now closed. all those in favor, signify by saying aye. the motion carries. madam secretary, next item. city clerk: item 4, general public comment. >> i have three speaker cards. if you're interested in speaking, please fill out a speaker card and hand it to the secretary. the first card i have is from joan gerado. >> welcome back, joan. >> thank you. i wanted to speak on an issue not on the agenda today. the transition of the francisco reservoir property to the recreation park department. and the memorandum of understanding was made public on eight days ago, and most people have not looked at it yet. i wanted to say that many of us citizens believe that the spuc should take t

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cnbc's courtney reagan. good morning to you, courtney. >> well, good morning, richard. the markets are coming up a positive week with the dow up a sixth straight session despite growing concerns about the crisis in iraq. the dow reached just about 50 points away from another milestone. 17,000. the new survey finds we're not saving enough. bank rate.com says more than a quarter of americans have no emergency savings. of those that do, two-thirds have less than six months of expenses set aside. bank rate says flat wages, high household expenses and high student loan debt have made it hard for saving to be priority. >>> well, companies spent $5 billion to put ads on facebook and twitter last year, but consumers aren't buying. a new gallop poll finds 62% of americans say social media sites have no influence on their buying habits. gallop says brands mistakenly assumed consumers would welcome them into their on-line lives. i'm not sure we ever really truly welcome ads. richard, back to you. >> you know, courtney, but we welcome you every morning. thanks for that. >>> gasolin

good morning, courtney. >> good morning, dara.has opened the door to the first major exports of u.s. oil in more than four decades. "the wall street journal" says the government has told companies they can legally ship a type of unrefined oil that's plentiful due to a boom in form of shale formations. u.s. banned exports following the opec oil embargo in the '70s. >>> am ma zon plans to use drones to deliver package has been grounded for now. an faa document out this week cites amazon's proposal as an example of what's barred under rules of drones for recreational purposes. >>> and the fda may soften its stance on weed. it's reviewing medical evidence on the safety effectiveness of marijuana that could lead the fda to downgrade the drug from its most dangerous list. i'm sure that will make plenty of headlines if and when it does happen. back to you. >> thanks, courtney. >>> two life-like androids were introduced at tokyo's national museum of emerging science and innovation made with silicon skin and artificial muscles one will act

. >> commissioner courtney? >> well, i think that... >> one quick question, and does the city or the city and county of san francisco offer tax rebates for owners of electric vehicles? do we know that? >> good question. bill? or todd? question from commissioner tores? >> do they give rebates. >> not at this time, they usually come through the state and from the california energy commission, carb and sometimes through the air district. but the bay area air quality district. and we manage, a lot of those grants. and we had a very successful program that you will notice that all of the taxis are hybrid and there was a program that was started by the department of the environment that works for the hva, where we gave it a $2,000 grant to taxi drivers to buy the hybrids and to get the process started and pretty much it is converted over now and we don't do that any more and you are welcome. >> thank you. >> commissioner courtney? >> we have one item left, but in the interest of time, i recognize that my colleagues wh

good morning to you, courtney. >> good morning, dara. u.s. racked up more than $1 billion in baggage and ticket change fees in the first quarter of this year and grew to a combined profit of $500 profit. it ened up $791 million in profit alone. it was followed by united. >>> a bigger iphone could be on the way. apple is ramping up production of iphone with a five and a half inch screen to better compete with samsung's galaxy phone. the new iphone could be in stores by early september. >>> mercer myer kept several advertising execs waiting for hours at a private dinner in france last week. the reason? the "wall street journal" says she fell aslooi sleep. by the time she arrived some guests had already left. yahoo isn't commenting. i wonder why. back to you. >> thank you, courtney. >>> just ahead, you have wimbledon, world cup, and erin andrews drinking from the stanley cup. vahave dry intimate skin.ey turns out, 1 in 5 of us do. let's do something about it. new vagisil moisturizing wash. the only wash created to cleanse and moisturize dry inti

courtney cox is engaged to johnny mcdave.ouple was introduced last year by ed sheeran who posted the news last year. cox was previously married to actor david arquette. they have a 10-year-old daughter cocoa. >>> texas republican louie, he is getting pretty good at photo bombing his fellow lawmakers.

that campaign, we rolled out yesterday and got positive attention on it and president courtney said it well, it may be practice vok tifb, but you have to be pro vok tifb to give them to save. as i mentioned, they have curtail notices for water right holders which is the irrigation system and we're watching that closely to see if there's an effect on us. the water board just issued regulations regarding enforcement of curtailment notices. this could have an affect on us and we're reviewing it with the city attorney's office to determine what kind of action is appropriate and what comments are appropriate. the water board is expected to consider adoption as soon as july 1st. so we'll be watching that closely. on june 17th, they had a work shop on urban water supplies to reduce water usage. they expect to have emergency drought rescue on june 19th and considered by july 16. it's not clear what direction that's going to go, but what's likely is a state wide percent reduction and that's something to come up in the regulations. i think they'll focus on recommended actions that they would try

mrrtd read the roll >> commissioner courtney. kwaen. commissioner torres. commissioner moran is expected in a moment and commissioner torres is excused >> thank you please call the roll. >> the next it the minutes for may 13, 2014. >> commissioners. >> i'd like to move the approval. >> it's been mofld and seconded my public comment relate to item 3 the approval of the minutes of may seeing none, public comment is closed. it's been moved and seconded i'll call for a vote please certify by you and opposed the motion carries madam secretary next >> i have 3 speaker cards please submit a speaker cards the first is from francisco. good afternoon >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'd like to first take action (inaudible) >> advocates come over here to speak so there are some new assistant general manager's who have come on board that are other assistant general managers who have already about this on board and, of course, our general manager who knows elsewhere that i'm going to be speaking about in the two minutes and 21 seconds that i have. so let me start with

good morning to you, courtney. >> good morning to you. the obama administration has opened the door to the first major exports of u.s. oil in more than four decades. "the wall street journal" says the government has told companies they can legally ship a type of unrefined oil that's become plentiful due to shale formations. the u.s.en baed o ebanned oil es in the '70s. >>> amazon plans to use drones to deliver pack ams has been grounded for now. an faa document cites an example what's barred allowing use of drones for recreational purposes. >>> and the fda may soften its stance on weed. it's reviewing medical evidence on the safety and effectiveness of marijuana that could lead the fda to downgrade the drug from its most dangerous list. richard? back to you. >> courtney, it's been a year of weed headlines, no doubt, so far. >> i know. thanks. >>> talking about dozens of whistleblower accounts on the v.a. scandal right now, one from the phoenix v.a. saying she was forced to hide records of long wait times. the whistleblower also saying her

. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's courtney reagan. hey, courtney, happy monday to you. >> hi, happy monday to you as well. futures are lower as markets come off a positive week with the dow up for six straight sessions. the dow is just about 50 points away from another milestone, 17,000. >>> a new survey finds we're not saving enough. bankrate.com says more than a quarter of americans have no emergency savings. of those that do, two-thirds have less than six months of expenses set aside. bankrate says low wages and student loan debt made it hard to make saving a priority. >>> well, companies spent $5 billion with ads on facebook and twitter last year, but consumers aren't buying. a new gallup poll finds 62% of americans say social media sites have no influence on their buying habits. gallup says brands mistakenly said consumers would welcome them into their online lives. i don't know if we ever really welcome ads. we just know it's just a part of life. >> maybe we're immune. courtney, thank you. >>> many some stories making news, army

okay, so, commissioner courtney, maybe before we go into the public comment, we do have representatives from supervisor avalos and maybe to address the joint meeting starting with jeremy from avalos. >> thank you, thank you for being here and waiting so long. >> thank you, president courtney and the commissioners thanks for your time. supervisor avalos could not be here and asked me to read this brief statement, 2008 san francisco enacted the greenhouse goals that were cutting edge and ambition and to the department of environment and claim the action strategies the blueprint to get to the greenhouse commission reductions and the report outlined 35 strategies that will be needed to meet the goals and nearly half of the reductions in the city are from moving to a single strategy from 100 percent of renewable energy and unless we do this, there is really no way that picture any more. they have shown that the model works and it is not risky and it does not require, the huge amount of reserves that we were envisioning before. and with the addition of richmond, it is serving 125,000 customer

courtney for your work on the commission and also your support of the labor unions and creating local jobs. when you invested in asian neighborhood design and invested in go solar sf you've invested in me and it worked (clapping) >> so i'd like to thank everyone for coit and enjoying this project that it dear and special to the puc and we wanted to thank you for coming out and thank you. >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-year-old organization. mission graduates have helped me to develop special as an individual they've helped me figure out and provide the tools for me that i need i feel successful in life >> their core above emission and goal is in line with our values. the ferraris yes, we made 48 thousand >> they were on top of

i'm courtney pash, i'm joined by mike russo and bill, who will introduce the rest of their team after i'm finished with my presentation. as you know, i'm here before you seeking approval of our executive director to execute an exclusive negotiation agreement or ena with related and tndc to develop a mixed income residential project on transbay block 8. it's one of the publically owned parcels located between first and fremont located on folsom. 65 to 85 podium building and town houses, a shared underground garage and ground floor open space and retail along folsom street. the rfp for block 8 was issued in [inaudible] in february of this year. the rfp required 27% of units to be affordable, with 27% subsidized by the developer and 17 subsidized by ocii. three proposals were received, first from related and tnbc, second from millennium and where they had a chance to present their design concept and finance rnl proposal, ask and answer questions. the team comprised related tndc which oma architects and cng landscape architects received the highest score from the selection panel. the staf

courtney? okay. thank you, tamar. >> thank you. >> all right. monica, can you call item c, please. >> wastewater management. speakers are tommy moala sf puc, commissioners ruth grav anis, environment commission and sushma bhatai. >> if i may introduce water since it's my favorite subject for a long long time and make sure that everybody knows that wastewater we are talking about sewage and rain water run off. we need to get people to be less afraid to say the word sewage because it's so important that we have a vocabulary to talk about it. michael carl in talked about the interesting challenge that we have related to the fact that we have a combined system and i'm happy that tommy moala is going to give us an overview of our water system. >> good afternoon, tommy moala in charge of wastewater. finally to the coolest part of the puc. talk about some wastewater. michael did indeed talk about that. we have a combined effect in san francisco. so here is a picture of our system here. he's described

let's check in with courtney reagan live at cnc world headquarters. >> reporter: good morning, scott, futures are lower after stocks rose on wednesday despite a report that the economy performed worse than previously thought. traders are shrugging off the numbers. the impact of severe winter weather. for today on spending. the dow rising 49 points 16,867. nasdaq up 29 to 14 year high, 4379. well gm is selling dealers -- telling dealers to stop selling the cruise because of an air bag issue. it may have been insubstantialed with an incorrect part. gm could resume sales later this week, but it'll recall cars that have already been sold. gm announced 44 recalls this year affecting nearly 18 million vehicles. and facebook is the latest major tech company to release stats on the diversity of its work force and the numbers are in line with many rivals. u.s. staff is prodominantly white, a third are asian and 7% are black or his panic. 31% of women, only 15% serve in the company's tech position. it's working to fix this diversity problem including hiring more underrepresented groups, scott.

courtney keely, al jazeera. >> a lot of business.s courtney mentions, the court often uses its highest profile cases to the end of the term, this year no exception. abortion rights, freedom of speech, religion and environmental regulations. rights and fees for streaming tv over the internet and the president's appointment power is something that's been used for over a century and never questioned until now. we discussed this with stan pottinger. and garrett epps, professional of law at the university of baltimore. we began with the national labor relations board, and i asked about the correlation between presidential powers. >> the national labor relations board governs labor unions at all industrial facilities. and if there aren't a quorum of members of the board, then the board can't enforce labor law. republicans in the senate repeatedly blocked any new appointments to the board until basically labor enforcement just collapsed. the obama administration responded aggressively by saying, we've decided the senate's not really in sess

courtney reagan with cnbc.ks. >>> if you're involved with a local nonprofit agency we don't want you to forget about this, nbc's grant challenge for nonprofits, called 21st century solutions. there's a $50,000 grant available, also two $25,000 grants. applications are being accepted until august 8th. we already have several of them in. if you're interested, don't waste any time. go to nbc10.com to apply. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> no weather problems this morning. we have a few scattered clouds but no sign of any showers. and the humidity is still on the low side. there's a live view of center city, minutes away from sunrise right now. temperatures in the 60s, currently 65 degrees here at nbc 10. jillian, how does the traffic look this morning. >> it looks good for drivers in bucks county. this is a live look at route 1, pennsylvania avenue. traffic is moving along fine. that's what a lot of our majors look like right now. i'll have a live look at 295 in a few minutes. >>> new developments in a

courtney regan explains. >> reporter: the clock is ticking as the current contract keeping shipments on track at west coast ports expires at midnight on monday. the 30 west coast ports handle at least 40% of goods that enter the u.s. a port shut down could cost the economy as much as $2.5 billion per day, though the union involved in talks calls that figure exaggerated. on one side is the international long shore and warehouse union representing 13,600 west coast port workers. the specific maritime association is on the other side representing major shipping companies at ports from san diego to seattle and expects talks to continue past the deadline until possibly mid july. the worry for businesses, talks could stall and so will dock work or worse, if workers strike, goods destine for store shelves will be stuck. a sen narp ocenario that puts t between the shore and stores. >> there may be goods that reach the march ets they are intended for too late and those goods have to be marked down at a loss or certainly at a reduction in profit. so i think there are any number of forms of imp

takeout service was launched in seattle on tuesday but has since been taken down, back to you. >> courtney, thank you. >>> let's check in with meteorologist christina loren on this friday morning, see how things are looking right now. >> hey good morning, laura, scott, everybody at home, happy friday. really comfortable conditions to greet you as you make your way out this morning. san francisco's at 559 degrees. we are headed towards a pretty comfortable day. i want to show you what it looks like in the south bay, i have to pref fis that comfortable day by letting you know it's going to be hot next week, starting on sunday. enjoy the next couple days. cooler than average temperatures, live look at the east bay, you can see here over oakland. we have a little bit of moisture in the atmosphere. same for san francisco. that's what's creating the visibility over the bridge. we have plenty of low clouds to go around is this morning, but thanks for waking up with us, of a good weekend -- we have a good weekend going around the area. we'll get the free events coming up throughout the morning. 80

back to you. >> courtney reagan with cnbc.anks. >>> we know there are a lot of great nonprofit groups in the area. we have a grant challenge for nonprofits called 21st century solutions. a $50,000 grant is available, also two $25,000 grants. we want to help good ideas become great ones. we're taking your applications until august 8th. for more information on how this works and to apply, go to nbc10.com. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a steamy start this morning. clouds have moved in overnight. we're starting 0 of with low clouds. you won't need your umbrella this morning. this afternoon, a different story. there's a live cloudy view of center city. 73 muggy degrees at 5:23. >>> good morning, bill. this is a live look at 95 at cottman avenue. it's looking pretty good in both directions. no delays just yet. that will change later in the morning, typically around 6:00 is when we start to see the first delay on 95. i'll keep you updated on all of the delays as they form. >>> we continue to follow breaking news on nort

let's turn to courtney reagan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott, the ceo's of at&t and direct tv heading to capitol hill today to testify before senate subcommittee about their $49 billion merger. they plan to tell lawmakers the deal may lead to lower prices for consumers and expand high speed brond band service to 15 million customers mostly in rural areas. critics say the merger would actually stifle competition and consumer choices. futures are low after the markets started low. the nasdaq did eke out a small gain to close that 14 year high. we'll get data on new home steals and consumer confidence. the dow slipping nearly ten points and nasdaq edging up a fraction to 3468. amazon is close to resolving a prices dispute with warner brothers and resume taking preorders for the dvd titles. last monday, amazon cut off orders of the movies including lego movie and 300, live of an empire. amazon has been seeking more favorable pricing terms. aren't we all. back to you. >> that means everything is awesome. all right courtney reagan, thank you very much. >>> the foreca

for that and the news before the bell, let's turn to courtney raken, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, they hold their conference this week with wearable devices in focus. reports say samsung will introduce its first wear device, similar to the galaxy you're smart watch. lg and motorola could unveil them too. 19 million wearables could be shipped by the end of the year, that's triple the number from last year. procedures are pretty flat as the markets come off a positive week with the dow up for six straight sessions despite growing concern over the crisis in iraq. dow just 50 points away from 17,000. look for data on existing home sales and later this week on home prices and consumer confidence. dow rises 26 points on friday. the nasdaq adding eight points to 4368. scott, back to you. >> all right courtney, thank you. >>> now to a our microclimate forecast this morning. look at that the. look at the cars inching their way across the bay bridge. well lit though. beautiful start to our monday morning. spanning the bay area now we're in the south bay overlooking san jose. i

good afternoon, nicole. >> good afternoon, president courtney, commissioners. i did want to come and speak on the water supply in particular i had the pleasure and i think the honor, i appreciated participating in the press event yesterday. more than ever, we're working quite closely with your staff and your general manager and focusing on the message to get the water reduced reductions. we got off to a bit of a rocky start, it was difficult with the rain that continued off and on. but we have seen a significant change in the last couple of weeks and in fact as we look at the data now, we're on track with an idea of getting an average annual water saving reduction. what that mean and you had a lot of conversation about landscaping is outdoor water use and the summer is our biggest area to achieve those savings and specifically we looked to the urban areas. everyone is aware of that and we're pushing strongly the idea that you don't need to keep your grass green. it can be slightly brown. you can watch it enough to keep it alive. we do not need to kill things an

as courtney reported, it came under scrutiny after clayton locket's botched execution in oklahoma two months ago. >> that's made critics question the drugs being used in the injections. many of them are imported from europe. now some european countries have stopped their exports after discovering they will be used for capital punishment. spoke to government affairs council for the constitution project. richard dieter, executive director of the death penalty information company in silver springs, maryland. i asked what crimes are punishable to be punished by death? >> murder is the basic crime for which people are on death row. the supreme court said if there this is a crime short of murder, it would be cruel and unusual to have the death penalty. there are a few things like treason and espionage that might be eligible but everybody is on death road for a murder basically. >> is the prosecutor required to use the death penalty? >> no. they are absolutely not required to use the death penalty. in fact, in most instances, prosecutors do not seek the death penalty for death-eligible cases

brian and mandy, back to you. >> courtney, thanks very much. >>> all month long we've been asking the "shark tank" sharks about their best investment, and fashiand this response may surprise you. >> the best investment i made was boneless ribs. >> i felt like i was going to pass out. >> i thought my legs were going to give out. this is from a guy who played in the national football league on monday nights, sundays, thanksgiving day. it was nfl highlight times ten. >> lori greiner was the target. when we found out that lori was not even going to be on stage, it was barbara corcoran, devastated. >> i'm al "bubba" baker, i'm seeking $300,000 in exchange for 15% equity in my company. it's not pieces of meat formed into the shape of a rib, if you know what i mean. >> you tell it, bubba. tiismts this tiismts. >> this is absolutely delicious. >> why couldn't i just do the same thing? >> right here is the patent for the process. >> $300,000 for 49%. that's the deal. >> that idea is so brilliant, i'll do the exact same deal, but only 30%. >> this savages his deal is horrible. >> no one has eve

courtney reagan is here to give us the very latest. this stock was getting hammered in the free market, open for real trade, and it got hammered more. >> there's a lot going on here, scott. remember when shares of lulu kept holding on higher and higher. that is all a memory now. the yoga wear beat them for the top and bottom lines for the first quarter but disappointing guidance for the current quarter and the full year. they say traffic stronger in the early weeks but conversion interest. the ceo will retire at the end of the fiscal year. yesterday chip wilson said he voted against current board chairman michael casey and board member koston. when the ceo was asked about the tension, he was pretty candid. >> our parents are fighting and it's awkward. >> awkward was pretty much how he answered that question. not a lot of namaste going on at lululemon. >> that's exactly right. courtney, thanks. steph, did you listen to the call? >> i was scratching my head throughout the whole thing. i've been wrong on this, i liked it. i should be fast

tim courtney, gary rand.y, as you look at these numbers from oracle, you see that happening a lot. by the way, there was a number of stocks on which there was profit taking today including amazon, fedex, chart industries, a natural gas play. is that what's happening here, or are investors beginning to think maybe i'll take something off of the top? >> i think you've seen a move all year out of growth and into value, and i think you can expect to see more of that, and i think the news you just reported on oracle is probably going to be an impetus to sell or call and put the -- oracle and put the money somewhere else. liz: not say, for example, an sap which is closer to its 52-week high, and it's a competitor. it managed to see a gain today. the german software giant, one of the things oracle has desperately wanted to do is really own the cloud. do they,? >> you know, i think oracle is one of many cloud players, and i think no one's going to really own the cloud. amazon, obviously, is a strong contender there.

reagan, good morning, courtney. >> reporter: hi, good morning, scott, relatively glad as the markets are coming up positive. the dow is just 50 points away from another milestone. 17,000. data today on existing home sales, later this week on home prices and consumer confidence, dow rising on friday to 16,947, the nasdaq adding eight to 4368. >> courtney, thank you. >>> lawyers will be allowed to use social media the next time they pick a jury. the american bar association says it is ethical for lawyers to look at social media posts when interviewing jurors. the aba says information gathered can be considered ethnical research. . warns lawyers from actively following or friending jurors just in order to see the posts. >> interesting. i suppose it makes sense. >> i guess, they can see and know what you're posting out there. >>> was i the only one that was worried expect. >> anybody can get their fingers where they want to these days. go in with the assumption that somebody will be able toe see what you put online my friends. that's especially going out to the all the kids out thereto,

>> i don't follow stocks the way courtney does. i would say product wise i'd go for underarmor because of their potential growth in women's. >> underarmor stock has -- they outperformed nike. what kind of running shoes do you use in your frequent jogs around the mark? >> i don't own running shoes. that's not true. i have reeboks from the 1980s. they're sparkling white because they're not used. >> i'm wearing mine right now actually. >> thanks, guys. >> thank you. >>> okay. we're about to tell you about one sector that's hitting major turbulence today? >> yeah, possibly a big mulligan in the phil mickelson insider trading probe. did the government make a giant mistake? "street signs" back right after this. financial noise financial noise financial noise chocolate is very individual. white chocolate lovers don't like dark chocolate. milk chocolate lovers don't necessarily like dark or white. before we couldn't really allow the consumer to customize their preferred chocolate. we needed the scalable cloud solution allowing them to see