. >> certainly r it is led by david raymond who spend 16 years as thei# phillie phanatic.ey learn not only how to work the c crowd but stay safe in costume handling, the power of fan loyalty came in clutch and performers came as far away as? montana to perfect their mascot skills. >> looks like a big he there shaking the junk, the right >> >> stanford tree knows how to shake that junk. >> lessons to live by, ladies and gentlemen. kids at home, take notes. thank you very much for joining us. our next newscast at 5:00. also always get the latest information all day long at nbcbayarea.com. christina, great to see >> great to see you. >> have a great day. see you tomorrow. mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ [knocking] miss lemon! it's me, kenneth parcell, the page. you probably didn't recognize me in this new page uniform. i recognize you, kenneth. the old uniforms were timeless, practical, sexy. but, uh, th

the cab is led by david raymond, who spent more than 16 years as silly phanatic the mascot of the philadelphiamascot coordinators' learned and not only how to work the crowd, but how to stay safe, how to handle their costume and the power of fan loyalty. if this is the second year from washburn university to host a camp like this. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. a bed bug iinfestation until bay area goodwill where houses have left and shut down, and loads of donated items had to be drawn out. >> some might say he has gone to the dark side, former giants pitcher brian wilson has signed with the dodgers. we will hear the latest from and gary coming up 7:45 a.m.. >> we're also watching weather this morning as we look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [

the camp is led by david raymond, who spent more than 16 years as phillie phanatic.learned not only how to work the crowd. but how to stay safe, how to handle their costume and the power of fan loyalty. this is the second year for washburn university to host the 18th annual san francisco bay area aloha >> we will get some early morning clearing. we do have some good timing. >> we do not have any more show to go. we will see you back here at 4:00 a.m.. >> dr. phil is next. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." they don't live in a house. >> you were broke as you can get. >> announcer: they live in a war zone. >> i didn't date you? you're a booty call that got pregnant. >> announcer: dr. phil is sending the big guns. >> i'm dr. sophy. >> announcer: to the front lines. >> he punched me in the face. >> didn't happen. >> i have slapped you. >> she lives for drama. i call her an attention whore. >> dr. phil: you call her names in front of your children. >> there's a reason for the madness. it's in front of you. >> dr. phil: you say i pray someone will take you away from me. i

. >> for a deeper dive on netflix -- david: aaron kessler with raymond james.nis kneale is still with us because he knows about all things involving entertainment. aaron, the number about subscribers is that the one thing investors were focused on? >> i definitely agree. that is the important metric to focus on here. ultimately, to justify the valuation at current levels you have to believe netflix can get 50 million plus domestic subscribers long term this is clearly subscriber story. they obviously failed to meet the high-end of expectations which is why i think you're seeing the stock fall in extended hours here. liz: let's look at the numbers. they have grown to near 30 million domestic numbers and eight million international members. i look at this, they have done so unbelievably well. they have recovered from quite the smackdown where they instituted price increases and a change in their business in a way that their customers absolutely hated. the stock plummeted. now it is finally getting close to its all-time highs. got a while to bo because that is up

joining us to break it down is david sauerby, jeffrey from raymond james, joe and also warren meyers from dme security, just finishing up trading on the floor. he'll join us shortly. jeff, i'll begin with you. you've been warning the last several days that the market's overbought. so what's today? is it a breather? is it the start of what could be a downward trend for stocks? >> i've been targeting the mid-july through mid-august as the first point of vulnerability for a meaningful pullback, and the first meaningful pullback of this year. it's more of a trading call than an investment call. my longer-term stance is we have a high degree of probability that we're in a new secular bull market. so it's more of a finesse call than a sell everything and get out. >> david, where do you see the market going from here? i know volume played a big role in the market this month. the dow is currently up 4%. the s&p is up 5%. but it's usually when we have the low volume we see some of the big moves. do you think that once, you know, school's back in session we'll see a different story in the mark

raymond james put them on a buy list. they also have this i-watch. we haven't heard -- liz: i-watch is certainly something. david don't know exactly why but it is definitely benefiting from all this stuff. go ahead, nicole. >> apple's i-watch. you also have positive comments from raymond james about apple with a $600 price target. two things combined really helped the stock today. liz: okay. onyx pharmaceuticals, we'll be talking pharma at least for the second half today, soaring as it reject ad takeover bid which is fascinating to see because the m&a activity is really heating up in this space. >> when you talk about onyx, onyx obviously has a cancer drug which is a big deal for them and the possibility of takeovers. look wha is gogn. 51%. amge w loing t ste in at $1. pele are talngbout 0-doar teove vid: pdoraup abo%. thook prey gd. ws %. the is qui a plbac why e puback on pandora >> obviously you're seeing a lot of volatility on pandora. big picture, analysts out there are touting the fact they will get the radio ad dollars for sure because they are really a pure play for that kind of media. liz: let's not for