or the dynasty of david. we know there was a guy called david who created a dynasty. this is clear that david is not a mythological figure. >> gordon: the same phrase, "house of david" turned up on another stone 100 years later. this time in northern israel. it was written about 200 years after david's rule, again by one of israel's enemas. hata el, the king of dam ma damascus. >> he said, i killed 70 king's. i killed a king from israel and one from the house of david. >> gordon: one of king david's greatest victories came here, in the valley of allah, where the shepherd boy killed the giant. this is one of the few places you can catch the king that david knew. the remains of the brook where david found the stone that killed him. high above the valley is a fortress that is thousands of years old. to the local vetalane, this place is still known as david's ruin. it is the only iron-age city in israel that is perfectly preserved, and almost frozen in time. >> this is one of the richest sites in israel. this is

david: david. david: i do too.when the late, great, chris reefs start the film franchise of all the films since then, since chris reefs since set of eight, which has done the best at box office adjusted for inflation? >> we put together a chart. first "superman," christopher reefs in 1978 is highest grocer. $455 million today. we'll see if the "man of steel" can manage to beat that one. every film since has come in with a worse u.s. box office. david: we have crewmembers to fill up the new york contingent. dennis, thanks very much. appreciate it. >> thanks a lot. david: a slew of key economic data set to hit the markets. this could mean big moves for your money. next week's trades straight ahead. we asked you on facebook whether you thought treasurys were a good investment with yields hovering at 2.4%. we'll read some of your answers coming up next. ♪ itld be a qution of bod flow. cialis tadalafil for day use helps you be ready anytim the moment's right. you cabe more confident in your ability toe ready. and the sa

david: hold on a second, david.ly what i meant.% i think for the country as a whole, not good for the country to have unemployment over 7% period. it just isn't. it is bad for the economy. it is bad for general growth in the world itself and bad for innovation. it is better when both wall street and main street are doing good, no? >> i mostly want main street to do well. that means more jobs. that means the gdp growth growing faster. we've been in the very odd period for the last four years where stocks did well and wealthy people did well. wall street did well. there is a lot of turbulence as you shift away from that policy, to one that will benefit the country more as a whole. >> let me add, how long, everybody wants to know. if you agree with your position, that i do, we're in transformational stage. we're getting off the or the official stimulants that we've been using, wall street loved but main street does not benefit from. how long will these growing pains in this transformational prospect take? >> you know m

david: okay., go back to what you feel is the best investment opportunity you've seen in sometime, that is gold. could i split that to perhaps silver? >> sure. liz: silver at $20 an ounce which it hit yesterday. i look at this, people who felt they had missed out on the silver rally. now it has come down, not ex-he potentially -- exponentially, i don't want to dramatize but i worked in local news and that's what we do. why isn't silver the place to go with both a industrial and collectability aspect. >> either one could be. people have to realize the single biggest problem with go ahead and silver is, they are just prices and it is difficult to come up with supporting facts. you know, if i like some retailer or some tech company, i can say i did channel checks. i have new incremental information. but the metals basically only have the price that they're at. so everyone can have an opinion and he have one can look at a chart says the chart says it looks lower. the fact of the matter is is, theseepr

david: revolutionary work, david. could affect the nation.>>> automakers ref up operations in china as they look to target the biggest auto market in the world. that story is coming up next. cheryl: speaking of cars, getting stuck in traffic may be a thing of the past especially if you own a flying car. that is "off the desk" of course. ♪ david: well, despite concerns that the chinese economy is slowing down u.s. automakers are going full speed ahead in the country. cheryl: jo ling kent joins us with this story? >> cheryl and dave, american car companies are investing aggressively in the world's largest car market despite acknowledging the fact that growth in demand is shrinking for vehicles there. gm is pushing its cadillac for the luxury market. it is inspired by a 74% jump year on year in sales volume. ceo dan akerson broke ground on a $1.3 billion factory in shanghai that will be able to make 160,000 vehicles year. this is the ceo's goal. quadruple cadillac sales in china and sell 250,000 cars there by 2020. how are they going to do it? t

david: just. for almost a week by his chinese employees, finally f freedman. david: jo ling kent joining us now with more on the story. it's over. >> reporter: you must be very glad. executive chip starnes, the co-owner of specialty medical supplies is a free man on his way onto a fred -- flights to florida right now after being held in the suburbs of beijing by about 80 workers at his own factory since friday night. he struck a deal with local able to cut labor officials and text to this to the associated press celebrating. yes, back at the hotel, showered, 9 pounds lost during the ordeal. how does that work. he says that the deal is satisfactory to everyone. according to the ap, negotiations went to the last night he was there. ninety-seven workers signed seven agreements. the company will still move one of its divisions to india, as planned, which originally set of the conflict last week. chinese officials say all workers will be terminated from the deal. though chip starnes says some will be h

david david right. >> we can't have -- david: good point. liz: can i just jump in here?d, the news you were talking about, he is "the wall street journal" reporter who is a directtalmost phone line to the federal reserve. jon hilsenrath is reporting that the fed will use its next market opportunity to speak to the markets and calm the fears about rate hikes. according to market watch, we're seeing that the federal reserve will use its meeting next week to calm the fears that the central bank is nearer to raising short-term interest rates. that would explain why we jumped 50 points in the last ten minutes, todd. >> and that would be exactly right. and that -- can i think, my personal opinion is that's wrong. i think that it's a better environment if the rights start to go up. i think it's better if the fed starts to taper -- liz: well, you're rational, the markets are irrational, as we know. they want more cookies and sugar. david: that's what greenspan said, come on. >> that punch bowl. liz: exactly. david and todd, we'll check in just a few minutes. jon hill seven wrath

david: hold on.at we were led to believe is that we're talking about big things. he and another 18 months the big game changers liken ipad or like an iphone, a new product. that is something we have not seen. >> i agree. it's tough to say exactly what he was referring to. again, i think he could have just been referring to the iphone and ipad pipeline. you're right. the areas to watch the tv and the watch. and to the extent that investors are looking for that for growth going forward, i think there has been ssme disappointment, but obviously the stock is disappointed as well. more than being taken care of at this point. cheryl: and apple is such a -- when it comes to secrets they are the king of the secret. that could be made the end of the year next year. a lot of volatility to the downside not just to the stock continued to go down during the afternoon, but pandora stock one back up. we hear more and more about the radio. we finally get it. you see a popup and pandora. there is someone out there be

not likely, david. i think one thing that is pretty clear is that the fed hates the word taper because it implies or they infer that it means somehow raising rates and they keep saying no, we're not going to do that. so i believe bernanke on june 19th will make that a lot clearer than he has in the past. liz: scott, can we get to the empire state index? this is a regional index what is happening in the manufacturing in new york area. it actually improved. i saw articles it improved a bit. it was down 1.4 and jumped up to .78. did the market love that number enough to give it credit it deserved? >> number i think that was one of those pieces of news that came out, good news is not really so good news. that was tempered probably, boy, we've got this good number. there is another piece of the number why they may scale back. liz: good news is bad news, right? >> exactly. david: mike holland, thank you so much. scott, we'll see you in a couple minutes with s&p futures. this could be a wild close and next cou

david: yeah, yeah, on their own. thank you very much. >> sure. david: good to see you.ata grabbing scandal has folks worried about the threats to the privacy, but is the real threat in the restriction of our information rather than invasion of our privacy in with more open lines of information helping the economy and businesses? george gilder, author of "knowledge and power," he's joining us next. you don't want to miss george. the biggest players gathering at the 2013 cable show, and liz claman is live at the event talking to the titans of industry. liz, what's coming up? liz: david, 700 channels, who has the time to watch it all? tivo helps you with that, and digital video recording, talk to the ceo and president of tivo coming up, tom rogers, just had a settlement with another couple of companies, make that three, settlement after settlement, they keep winning them, but this time, didn't help the stock, but there's much more to talk about. they are continuing to innovate. all that and more coming up live from the tivo booth in a moment from the ncca cable 13 show her

david: really?as probably a good buy into the earnings number but the builder stocks going to be shown the stories the next couple of months, we need to see results to convince investors everything is okay. david: what about toll brothers? >> toll brothers would like, we have a buy rating. it is not mortgage rate sensitive, it is a luxury builder and in the back half of the year it is starting deliver on some very high price condo developments raising the gross margin for the good has to fit the catalyst helping it offsets the fears of higher mortgage rates. david: and kb homes? >> it is our one other buy in the sector. little bit of a different story, a turnaround story. it underperformed last year for the operating metric so we think there is room to go. investors will like that as we move through the earnings cycle. david: by kb homes, toll brothers, a hold on lenar. that is great stuff. thank you for coming in. liz: the latest figures show the hedge fund industry is not only underperforming, the

david: u.s. consumer prices ticked up in may. the labor department rose the consumer price index rose .1%. driven by higher rents, air fares and energy costs. liz: president obama suggesting that fed chief ben bernanke will most likely leave when his term end in 2014. in an interview the president said the fed chairman already stayed a lot longer than he wanted or was supposed to. david: they pulled back a little on that today. >>> sprint meanwhile filed a lawsuit against dish network and clearwire in an effort to block dish's offer for clearwire. sprint which is clearwire's majority owner said dish's offer violates corporate law. >> fight is on that one. >>> chrysler says it resolved differences with the national highway traffic safety administration on the jeep recall request. the company will conduct a voluntary campaign with regards to the cars in question and provide upgrades to the rear structure of the jeep if necessary. david: starbucks, remember them this they will begin posting their ca

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had david go ahead. realize that but realize where you're at and who you're talking to you you're talking to people worldwide and you're talking about a critical a huge which i think that you're correct on there is overclassification there is a tension between the fourth that state and the press being able to get access to information there is tension in terms of releasing of documents i agree wholeheartedly on that but i do think that you have to give credit where credit is due in the moment the massacres all of the individuals who are participating in that went to jail for at least ninety years they received at least ninety year sentences i think that that says a lot they will go to jail for the rest of the life that the law now am i suggesting to you that there isn't some medium ground some atmosphere where specialist manning is held to. ask which he himself as agree he and self has agreed that he should go to jail for a very very long period of time for the crimes he committed i don't think bradley m

finish what david finish go ahead david please do. well i was just going to say to the extent that you are correct that president obama has taken that stand to try do you go after individuals who leak that is certainly true and i agree with you that that does raise issues. with. obviously concerned a number of different people as the front page of the washington post today when apparently and this a and had him disclosing telephone records international am with him as you all of us citizens i predict that that very troubling for democracy and i think that we have to be very very cautious about how we proceed and i think this administrator and i it's ironic that it's this and i like your age and that's taking these type but thank you for saying this go ahead jump in please do but i'd like to i'd like to bring a couple of points i'm going to give you a couple examples one john kerry he's spending twenty four months in jail today because he revealed that he witnessed torture and he was trying to get the torture in front of a judge well t

ok david go ahead jump in reply. well one thing i'd like to point out is it seems that this court because i was in the courtroom there in fort meade and it seems like they're trying to build a case against julian assange and wiki leaks case against manning and when you eat leaks and it seems it seems to me that bradley manning the reason they've held onto him for three years and to bring him to court and the judge threw out hundreds of motions by the defense is that they are they're trying to script a way to get what they want this doesn't seem to be trying to get to the truth trying to get the facts of the matter this seems more like well this is what we want to get out of it and let's keep in mind that barack obama obama has tried and punished or tried to punish more whistleblowers since he's been president than all presidents combined this president has gone out of control trying to stop leaks it's a putting a chilling effect on our investigative reporting it i was just listening to someone the other day telling m

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are people taking too many drugs let me let me go to david now. we need all the stuff for this peter no no we don't and just about this to three points about the list josh gave you one is that the aids drugs for instance didn't come out of the problems who accompany you the breakthrough drugs we've come and come from university are and i funded research they have not come from sort of companies if we take the drugs that the companies are making money out of the antidepressants the stuff the mood stabilisers drugs like this there's an excess of deaths on these drugs in the clinical trials of just these drugs on their own compared to placebo and not true for very also can be helpful for people it leads to more deaths than you would otherwise expect the treatment of as a part of the problem here is that industry are terribly good at producing drugs and other drugs might be useful for people who are severely ill and infrastructure to just people who are severely oh that wouldn't be a big problem but in the marketing of these drugs to make money they e

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>> i don't think so, david. no boots on the ground is sort of everyone's position, including mine, because the rebels don't want to send there. i think you can neutralize the air power with cruise missiles, and a no-fly zone operating out of turkey and jordan to neutralize the air power. if the war continues, how likely is it iran will take us seriously when it comes to their nuclear program if we continue to act indecisively concerning assad's syria? look at what's happened over israel in the last year. the russians are not hesitating and helping assad. hezbollah helped take back a town the rebels had just a few weeks ago. so the balance of power is really now on assad's side. as andrea said, he's winning and it is not in our interests to win. if we don't do more than add ak-47s into the mix, he will continue to win. and the king of jordan is going to become toast. >> i just want to put up the staggering cost of this war. i mentioned it in the opening. let me put up a full screen graphic. we are talking about m

>> i don't think so, david. no boots on the ground is sort of everyone's position, including mine, because the rebels don't want us in there. i think you can neutralize the airpower clearing the runways from cruise missiles and set up a no-fly zone by having aircraft operating out of turkey and jordan to neutralize the airpower. what i would suggest is that if the war continues, how likely is it that iran will take us seriously when it comes to their nuclear program if we continue to act indecisively regarding assad's syria? look what's happened to israel over the last year. their world is melting down. the russians are not hesitating in helping assad. hezbollah helped take back a town the rebels had just a few weeks ago. so, the balance of power is really now on assad's side. as andrea said, he is winning, and it is not in our interests for him to win. and if we don't do more than add ak-47s into the mix, he will continue to win, and the king of jordan is going to become toast. >> they have questions for you as

he was in "benchwarmers" with david. >> yeah. was a little kid then, and, yeah, no, he auditioned, and he's a handsome boy. and he -- there's some fraternity guys in "grown ups 2." taylor lautner's in there. and they're kind of like punks to us, and patrick played the part well, and he's a nice kid. >> jimmy: well, we have a challenge for you guys if you're willing to accept it. we have a hoop set up outside our theater. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i'm gonna pretend this is a surprise to you. there's the hoop. >> no! >> no! >> jimmy: yes, yes. really. for serious. >> it's like a bowling alley. >> jimmy: and there are people with foam sticks waving them, and what we're gonna do is we're gonna go outside, and if one of you can make a three-point shot, everyone in our audience -- this is like the "ellen" show -- will get a valuable prize. understand? [ cheers and applause ] we're gonna take a break. "grown ups 2" is the movie. when we come back, they are gonna take our three-point challenge. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

david: i am to stand.degree, but until the customer becomes aware of the price of the product, you're not going to -- and must admit, i'm guilty. my wife was in a hostel for quite awhile. i took a licking the incentive immediately passing it on to the insurance company, which i usually do. delicate of all the details. i found that this was cornell. they've charged to meet $27,000 for ten physical therapy sessions. each session only lasted about an hour. this $200,700 per therapy session. where they commodities prices? >> it's interesting. we all know. the conssmer doesn't know. the consumer gets hit by bill paying a pocket at one point to mottola surprising. they're absolutely no idea what it will be paying for. the example i love, as if you're walking into a supermarket, you go and buy cereal. you have no idea of the difference. you don't get a bill until six months after and to understand. david: i think we made the point. forgive me for interrupting. now we have a deal with of the biggest insurers in th

isn't david right?hat a bigger scandal than the training exercises of the irs or targeting groups that wound up being approved any way? >> i don't think you can say that they're clearly violating the law. the law is extremely vague in the c-4, c-3 world here. the groups say we're not going to say vote for x candidate but we will say that this this candidates policies may not be for you. >> cenk: come on, chris. that's not political activity? this candidate's actions might hurt you? how much more political can you get? >> they're parsing the word now the issue should be taken to the law if you want the law more specific and specifically defined, but you can have lawyers for groups like karl rove's make a convincing argument that while they were bending the rules or dancing around it, they weren't breaking them. >> cenk: i don't buy that for one minute. karl rove, karl rove, karl rove, karl rove is not a humanitarian. he's 99.9% of the money is spent on political political activities. yeah, you can bring

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separated by seven years, david and ted kaczynski grew up together on the outskirts of chicago. with teddy always looking out for his baby brother. >> i remember when i was about 3 years old, i used to push my way out of the screen door and play out back, and i always had a ball. but the frustration was trying to get back inside the house, because at the age of 3, i was so short i couldn't reach the doorknob. and then one day ted, who would have been 10 or 11 years old at the time, came out of the house and i saw him fiddling around. when he's done, he says dave, see if this works. he had made like a little makeshift door handle for me. >> reporter: david appreciated ted's kindness, but noticed something else about his brother. >> i guess there was a part of me, even as a young child, that thought ted is a little different. and i remember once asking mom, you know, mom, what's wrong with teddy? she says nothing is wrong with your brother. i said, doesn't he like people? why doesn't he have friends? >> reporter: forensic psychologist dr. reed malloy says it's okay for children to

thanks very much for spending a couple minutes with us this morning. >> thanks, david. >> david, reaction to that. >> i think those two issues live together. i think you can at once say we have to protect these classified matters as tom said that have grave consequences and cannot be in the public domain. on the other hand, we have to find a set of rules and laws -- >> jonathan alter, can you imagine a republican president doing what this president did? i mean, they came out there and they said, no apologies. these are serious crimes. we're going to investigate them. a few days later they said, you know what? maybe we overreached here. >> i can't imagine mitt romney doing that because he wrote a whole book called "no apologies." people in that party have a policy of not apologizing. what's missing here, david, is a distinction between investigating leaks, finding out who was betraying secrets and prosecuting journalists. these are two different matters. in the past presidents have been very frustrated by leaks. ronald reagan said, i've had it up to my keister with leaks. this goes all the

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democrat david plouffe, republican karl rove. here in our powerhouse roundtable, along with arianna huffington. "the wall street journal" editorial page editor, paul gigot, and gwen ifill, the moderator of "news hour" on pbs. we're getting a sense of where the public is on all of this. the quinnipiac poll, americans believe the questions of the irs targeting conservative groups are the most serious. followed by benghazi and the seizing of the a.p. phone records by the justice department. more than three-quarters believe a special prosecutor should be able to look into the matter. and it's taking a toll on president obama's approval rating. almost half of the country disapproves of the job he's doing. david, how much damage has this done? and how does tsident get a handle on it? >> i think the president's approval rating is higher than that. people should be concerned about the irs. it touches everyone in america. as we move forward here, the key thing the american people want to know is what is going to happen, in terms of accoun

, en . >> llena de proyectos esta zuleika rivera , la éx miss universo a quién se le ha visto con david encontramos con zuleika rivera y su hijo . >> yo espero verme así después de tener un bebe. >> mi hijo duerme mucjo igual que su papá. >> te cayó como anillo al dedo esta campaña. >> tengo que probar productos y estos me han resultado muy bien. >> que hay de los rumores de romance con david bisbal. >> vimos unas fotos tuyas cuetame hay o no romance. >> el es un gran amigo , lo admiro por su carrera , y es un gran padre. >> como se dió la conexion entre amigos. >> tenemos amigos en todas partes del mundo y salims a comer para despedir a un amigo que se fue. >> si tu eres solteras y david es soltero considerarias una relación. >> el tiempo lo dira pero ahora estoy preocupada de mi hijo , de mi trabajo y estoy contenta con mi influencia del alcohol. >> ustedes tienen muchas cosas en común. >> le gusta el agua. >> bueno. >> contemplarias la idea de tener una pareja , en este caso david bisbal. >> no debes tenerle miedo o temor al amor , debes dejar las puertas abiertas para una posibilida