he has really gotten to know doc rivers throughout the process and he and doc are going to work to make this team go to the next level. >> what does dick parsons think of steve balmer? i can see steve bouncing around on the sidelines instead of yelling developers, it is go, clippers. >> he said he is going to the game, of course. he did say -- he is not a basketball expert so in terms of designing plays, he isn't going to be out there designing the plays. he will support and understand and occasionally give them some to think about so he will be involved. as for dick parsons and his thoughts on steve ballmer, he said this is just terrific. this is exactly what the team wants both in terms of the emotional support that he can offer but also in terms of the financial support. >> steve wants desperately to be a winner. all the people want to be winners, the fans want a winner. i think his energy is going to be somewhat infectious and somewhat supportive of everybody else's desire. then, i am not going to say that steve is going to sit and opened his checkbook because the nba has rules and

doc, make your case. stock down double digits. >> a huge run into the flunumbe what mike will talk about, too. that run amazing. this dump of about 12% amazing. but 5.8% revenue growth year over year, that's huge for these guys. some people said back to school and i say, this is nothing about back to school. that's a completely different story. but after hours low as 6554. didn't buy it there but did over 66 and like it. the reason i like it, i thaw the same-store sales numbers were strong. gross margin downs a skosh, 12% mayor cut, too much. that's why i bought it and am holding here rnlgtsz so i like the company, and i like your thesis, jon. the problem, talk about same-store sales increasing 5%. their inventory increased over 20%. so when they guided lower for the rest of this year, the reason they're guiding lower. >> slightly, though. >> slightly. so far. i think that's the problem. because how are they going to get rid of this inventory? what are the markdowns going to be? you, out there shopping, y

doc, i'll get to you again. doc -- >> yo. judge, i think what he said about the manufacturing renaissance is spot on. and you take a look at the energy stocks that stephanie and pete and josh and i are talking about, whether it's nfx, whether it's chesapeake, there's a whole bunch of them today leading the charge to the upside. why is that? that's because it's american energy. the production here, judge, with the demand coming out of europe, because it will be coming out of europe as the cold winter moves in and those folks over there that are so dependent on fossil fuel, they'll be pushing up prices. our prices will remain relatively flat, judge. that's huge for manufacturing here. and that's the way i think it plays out. >> so briefly, chris, before we let you go, 2,000 on the s&p is where we are. are you going to be raising that? you have no choice but to at this point? >> i don't believe in raising forecasts. i think you stick with your forecast. and if you go above your forecast, if the markets trade above your forecast

doc, what do you see? >> judge, well, it's, as you said, one of carl icahn's favorites. he's been adding to it. it is, indeed, telesman energy. since his stake was known and added to, people have been jumping in on this one. lately i've seen strong activity on the october 11 calls. they've traded over 20,000 of those today. big activitactivity. that strike just above where the stock is right now, i bought a i long with him, judge. i i think the stock is going higher. >> you bought along with him. how long are you hanging around? >> they bought october 11s. that's the expiration. i bought those with him. i will probably be in two to three weeks. >> coming up, one bear bites the dust big time. barry banister just hiked his target for the s&p by 24%. we're going to get to the bottom of his big change of heart, next. and which under the radar moves are you missing today? our traders have a list of the stealth movers that could make you money. [ male announcer ] don't just visit hawaii. [ squeaking ] [ water dripping ] visit tripadvisor hawaii. [ whistling ] with millions of

. >> i want to know if, doc is it justified? or absurd? >> it's not justified, but judge, take a look at what else they're doing. i mean, proceeding as we just said, nominal, and that new game, nominno and mapping the new game for the internet and so forth. this is all about grabbing those eye balls of teenagers and the like using the snapchat function. perhaps many on wall street as well and is it worth $1 billi$1 billion? no. vench lip virtually went up. >> in the market, we're having a discussion about valuations of certain tech start-ups. this is a market discussion. a decision where you are in the marketplace and how these valuation are going higher and whether that's the real warning sign people need to focus on. not 2000 or 17,120 on the dow. >> didn't put $1 billion for 10% of a $10 billion company. they puts 20 $20 million, people extrapolating, a $10 billion valuation. not real money. like pete putting $100 on apple. >> you can't say all the companies are overvalues. a recent ipo, risk to networks. i passed on the pre-ipo stock v

>> not at all. >> see me breathing down doc's neck?hat. >> the question, are hewlett-packard investors worried? after the bell, reporting, another question, the question is, after a run-up more than 25% so far this year is there more room to run? debate it. logon to cnbc.com/vote. decide the winner in realtime. jon is the bull. murph the bear. 90 seconds on the clock. doc, make your case. >> absolutely more room to run, murph. nine times forward pe for this stock. best buy said target sales crashing. pc sales moving up dramatically. see that from the performance of intel. from microsoft. i believe you're going to see it tonight when they go over 91 cents on the bottom line number. top line number might be over $27 billion. i like this a lot. up 36% year over year. judge said, 26% year to date. in the right space now. >> agree with everything you say, but look at what -- >> no, you don't. >> i do. he's right on with just about everything he's saying with what they've done and pc sale, something i think are really going to help a company

doc what do you see?one-year chart of the stock down 4% year to date, but somebody stepped in today in a big way and bought upside calls. stock is trading 75.75. big numbers. about 11,700 so far today. a lot of those were in big chunky blocks, which implies somebody like an institution was buying those calls. >> if you look at the reaction of the stock, ever since earnings, scott, the stock an u. 47 cents is what they were paying. we'll see where the options two to from here. >> move a little that way. >> sliding around, giving camera room. >> you're a little large, in the way of the teleprompter there. >> pete's bigger than the wall. >> tensions may be -- >> that's just great. >> tensions why on the rise in the middle east and eastern europe. investors are still adding to so-called risky parts of the market. while you weren't looks, chinese stocks have been on a tear lately sending the hang seng to its highest level of six years. peter harbor is head of emerging markets at loomis sales. joins us now from

in washington, voters considering 12 candidates fighting to replace doc hastings. former governor sarah palin headlined a summit in denver.

on our web site at kron 4 doc, you can get the latest on this story. line >>: mark we are taking for"break after this press conference and misery. were expected to learn this officer's name back shot and killed the unarmed team michael brown. one shot was every mercedes-benz is made with the highest level of engineering... design... safety... and performance. our latest creation is no different. with one exception... introducing the mercedes-benz b-class. it's electric! it's electric! the first electric vehicle from mercedes-benz. erica: under the 80 and over crossing there's a pretty good ride across the span. >>: james: 02 firefighters injured while battling a wildfire. it's part the early yesterday afternoon. fire officials say that they have been burning now at least 70 a.. some nearby roads have been shut down. firefighters are trying to get a handle on the situation. so far no homes or buildings are threatened. >>: james: several wildfires are burning at the border. it was spark and happy can't get right near the border. it began monday at the li

there's more on this story out kron 4 doc,.ne crashes and the north bay and were live on the scene with the latest. another night of arrested people in missouri after a protest quickly turn violent. >>: an; george: the ride to the san mateo bridge has earlier current problems in iran and on the east shore the accidents themselves have gone. 92 was that color road a vehicle-as a three vehicle accidents is blocking the three left and lane's. but it is

doc rivers can now worry about the players and his team instead of all the other issues. excited to have a new team, i say. >> i think my job is making sure we put the best basketball team we know how to put on the court on the court, doc is in charge of figuring that out. i will challenge, i will work with him, but my job is to support. >> all right. i would say he might make mark cuban -- [ talking at the same time ] >> fired up. >> thank you. >>> tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news we are following the news out of ferguson, missouri where the national guard moved in following several violent protests over the police shooting of an unarmed teenager and the demonstrations in the bay area and why some are comparing them to the killing of oscar grant. female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-f

do doc. >> doc. >> we bought we them and took advantage of the pop in the front week. >> doc, how areou, buddy? do you make -- how much attention to you pay to the fact earlier today was trading i think 40-40 and $2 lower from there? do you still have the same degree of confidence now that the stock has pulled back as much as it has in the last couple of hours? >> i bought it early. soon as those rumors hit and i did sell out some of that. however, just to your point, joe and the you're exactly right. i was pretty patient and put on my biggest position here down with the stock basically just as joe says. about $2 under the highs. and i bought the 40, 43 spread out in september, to give myself a little time, and i already owned a whole bunch of calls in the front month. some of these calls, mel, went from, like, 8 cents and 15 cents up to $1.70. >> wow. >> i mean those the windfalls you can get with options. i always say, take money off the table when you get a double. this more than did that quickly this morning. so now i think you watch it, and you look at those volumes. stock and op

(reading) >> reporter: determined to test his belief parents and teachers should be partners, doc quitching and raised enough money for a pilot program in 2012, the results were promising and spring board was launched. >> we had 94 parents attend every workshop, learned how to teach their kids to read at home. kids not only avoided the three-month regression but made two to three-months progress in the summer. >> reporter: the second year was equally as positive results. >> by tracking the kids a full calendar year, we've more than doubled their annual reading progress. >> reporter: spring board collaborative finished its third summer. the school select students and d assign teachers from the own class to teach the classes. spring board manages and charges fees up to $550 a student. making parents and teachers partners, giving parents reading strategies to use at home. this may be unconventional, but according to these families, it works. do you find you actually use these strap strategies at home? >> yes, always. it helps because we try to use our old strategies that we had. they're b

. >> you can have a primary care doc on call yours who will see you for 30 minutes because the doc isusy being a doctor not filling out paperwork. that is attractive. >> direct primary care is a way for families to gain access to a primary care doc for a very small amount per month. >> reporter: but for a lot of dr. montague's patients even the small amount is apparently too much. she hoped that obamacare would provide some insurance coverage for her type of practice but it didn't work out that way. >> a third to half of our revenue is going to billing and chasing down payment. so unless we eliminate that, you know, there's no sustaining it. >> reporter: as it worked out, it wasn't sustainable. dr. montague had to close up shop in early june. the shuttering of her practice brings us back to the larger question which four years since the passage of the health care reform still has no clear answer. what will the practice of medicine become under obamacare? >> as more doctors leave traditional practicing for retirement or other work fields that's going to definitely affect how many docto

learn more at buypowercard.com >>> that was doc's open. i hope. >> geez, i hope not. >> playing part of olivia newton-john, too. not even the vocal part. >> josh playing olivia -- >> play the part. ♪ summer love >> oh, boy. ♪ tell me more, tell me more >> showing you some of best stocks since memorial day. summer coming to an end. s summer flings. under armour up 46%. one to keep an eye on. pete? >> love the name, you know. >> yep. >> had a great run. hully took it off right around at these levels. didn't actually get the highs unfortunately. you never want to. just somewhere where you have good value. one issue to remember, though, scott, what if they slip? any slip right now, when you look at valuations of under armour, and the deal with kevin durant. will they continue to fight and give 280, $300 million over the next couple of years? i don't know if that's a great investment for them. a great company. we love it. but those valuations are extremely high now. >> you think it could break your heart by the end of the year? >> it could brea

. >> you can have a primary care doc on call yours who will see you for 30 minutes because the doc isusy being a doctor not filling out paperwork. that is attractive. >> direct primary care is a way for families to gain access to a primary care doc for a very small amount per month. >> reporter: but for a lot of dr. montague's patients even the small amount is apparently too much. she hoped that obamacare would provide some insurance coverage for her type of practice but it didn't work out that way. >> a third to half of our revenue is going to billing and chasing down payment. so unless we eliminate that, you know, there's no sustaining it. >> reporter: as it worked out, it wasn't sustainable. dr. montague had to close up shop in early june. the shuttering of her practice brings us back to the larger question which four years since the passage of the health care reform still has no clear answer. what will the practice of medicine become under obamacare? >> as more doctors leave traditional practicing for retirement or other work fields that's going to definitely affect how many docto

doc your read? switching businesses? routing businesses? core businesses? not doing so great. >> sdn, though, software side of their business, judge, is doing much better. as i said last night, one of the reasons to bet on them going forward. the stock bottomed out last night around 24.18 or so in the after hours. now about 40 cents, 45 cents higher than that. it's still down 56 cents. i recognize 2% drop isn't what people would like. nonetheless, i think it's very stable and it's been working its way up throughout the session. i don't say it get back to break even today, judge, but a reasonable report, not a bad one. >> still ahead on the "half," we mentioned we're waiting for president obama who is expected to speak around 12:15. on iraq, and the situation unfolding in ferguson, missouri. we will bring you those comments live as soon as the president does head up to that lectern there in his vacation spot of martha's vineyard. >>> and you heard, just made a case for taking off some risk. coming up, a technical trader who's doing just that. find out why mi

doc is watching flights as well. they're worried about contamination of the west africa. >> on that point we have seen south africa not allowing in travelers from west africa. the whole continent taking this seriously. >> taking it seriously with big economic impact unfortunately. >> thanks very much for coming by and talking to us about that. >>> now let me bring you other news making headlines around the world. in syria, the foreign minister says syria is willing to cooperate regionally and internationally. the islamic group took control of the air base in syria. this shows convoys of supporters celebrating the capture of the tabqua air base sunday. it was the government's last remaining foothold in the proof vince. warplanes have carried out air strikes since on the air base. >>> the french president dissolved the government after disagreements over the direction of economic policies. hollande asked the prime minister to form a new cabinet following public criticism from two senior minister who is says france's au

we are going to get doc rivers take in an exclusive interview this morning. >>> a fourth grader with street smarts well beyond his years. >> it's quite a story to tell. we want to get to the top story. britain is on edge after officials raised the threat level to severe, meaning an attack is highly likely. we are in london with the latest. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: lester, good morning. british officials say there's no evidence or intelligence to suggest there's a specific or imminent attack. with 500 citizens traveling to syria and iraq to join isis and 200 now back, the threat, they say, is real. britain awoke to a new fear splashed on every headline. terror alert high, the highest since 2011. a terrorist attack, the government warned is highly likely. >> what we are facing in iraq with isis is a greater and deeper threat than we have known before. >> reporter: isis has the world's attention and they are using it, posting yet another violent disturbing video. this time a kurdish soldier. >> this is the golden era. >> reporter: they have given tips on how to join the fight.

. >> you can have a primary care doc on call yours who will see you for 30 minutes because the doc isy being a doctor not filling out paperwork. that is attractive. >> direct primary care is a way for families to gain access to a primary care doc for a very small amount per month. >> reporter: but for a lot of dr. montague's patients even the small amount is apparently too much. she hoped that obamacare would provide some insurance coverage for her type of practice but it didn't work out that way. >> a third to half of our going to billing and chasing down payment. so unless we eliminate that, you know, there's no sustaining it. >> reporter: as it worked out, it wasn't sustainable. dr. montague had to close up shop in early june. the shuttering of her practice brings us back to the larger question which four years since the passage of the health care reform still has no clear answer. what will the practice of medicine become under obamacare? >> as more doctors leave traditional practicing for retirement or other work fields that's going to definitely affect how many doctors are left.

doc, you're up. make your case. >> you heard courtney, stephen, and usually, the ceo over there doing a great job at best buy. turnaround is in place and when the industry as whole, judge, down 2.5% as far as sales and so forth, electronics, consumer electronics, the fact these guy, down two, to me tell mees doing better, no the worse in the industry. in other words, best buy son track with this turnaround. i like what they're doing with-with tvs and so forth. phones, not a new product to bring them in. there will be in the coming quarter. we know that from apple. not this time. >> it's not a win if fewer are going into the store. throw out the numbers to make a telling story, whatever you want. the deal on best buy. remind you of toys "r" us. can't come back for the ipo. results continued to decline. the only player in that market. aside from the others. so that's a shopping spree. sure you remember where as a little boy, take your mother's hand walk down the aisle, pick out nor next barbie. you don

but did a new report just say the doc is full of bs. the doc who exposed the agency is about to respond, and ann romney challenging me, how should i answer? pack in six. you're here to buy a car. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. that's never really been possible. but along comes a radically new way to buy a car, called truecar. now it is. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search for the car you want, there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is how car buying was always meant to be. this is truecar. ♪ >>> to hear the inspector general of the v.april, tell us a lot waited for care but not a one, not a one died waiting for the care. meet the v.a. doctor who says the report is as offensive as it is just plain wrong. dr. sam foote exposed the agency for all its travails back in april. he joins us now. doctor, not a single veteran died as a result of anything the v.a. was doing or not doing. what do you say? >> i say that's unlikely true, and i was re

. >> you know, doc, one thing i like about procera -- and you mentioned it earlier -- is that it's a natural formula. there are no drugs in it, which i know seniors greatly appreciate, because i don't know anybody that really wants to take another medication, and many seniors take so many already. however, dr. coles, we know that drugs are clinically tested, while supplements are usually not. is that correct? >> you're right, alan. this is often the case, but in the case of procera avh, the formula was really put through the grinder. >> hmm. >> a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical study, which is the gold standard. >> absolutely. >> then it was peer-reviewed and published in the "journal of the american neutraceutical association." it works so well that the study group that used procera avh saw an improvement in memory, focus, concentration, and even mood in just 30 days. >> wow. >> they regained the memory power of people up to 15 years younger. imagine that. >> that is pretty amazing stuff, dr. coles. well, right now, what i'd like to do is take a few moments to

doc? >> into earnings, $62 stock.e on the show pounded the tabltd table on it and in fact debated it. came screaming back over the last month and taking a little break after this opcoe down grade. better entry points at lower prices, not out. >> tesla on the move higher after beating expectations for the second quarter, but what's really got the street excited, the company's vostrong outlook. topped bullish expectations. covering the stock saying tesla is the most important car economy in t econo company in the world. and phil lebeau, welcome. adam, you first. nothing to be disappointed in this report about? >> it was a good report. i'd say they're kind of alignment of the telemetry of their ramp, the model s to the international markets, probably running about 20% higher than towards the end of this year and through next year. >> phil, your read here? >> the confidence you heard on the conference call. talking about production next year. they were careful not to make it sound as though, look, they were hedging bets s

still looks like the doc of old.like the doc. down three to nothing if the fourth. back to holiday for a second. you see when the phillies got roy halladay from the bluejays one of the guys they gave up was travis darnell. travis darnell off aj burnett. and say yachts see. it's five to zero mets. the phillies do make a come ba back. cut at this time five-four. grady sizemore at the tying run. brignac at the plate. let the bat off your shoulder. you learn that in little league. a little yapping right there but the phillies winning streak is over. mets win it tonight five-four. >> finally guys, finally some preseason if the ball. eagles opening the preseason in chicago against the bears. more of a chance for the veterans to knock off some rust and for the coaches to see the eagles rookies in their first game action. eagles first offense look russ key. nick foles intercepted twice all of last year. he gets picked you have twice in the first quarter to tonight. mark sap chez looked good. rookie josh a 102-yard can be off

frieses are awarded for the best dressed docs and boats.e are just having a little limbo fun, i have my friend emily, how low can you go, lets see. that was nothing for her, nick how low can you go? >> that is easy. so there is a lot of fun this weekend in sea isle city, they have the family zone here that takes place all the time here in sea isle city during the summer months, if you are not done in sea isle city, there is a miss -- pageant taking place. i think brian, i have seen you go a little lower, what do you think? >> have you brian? >> there is a reason they are not showing me on camera now. >> thanks melissa. young tal ened actors are bringing new life to a beloved classic. teens from throughout the region are performing in beauty and the beeflt, it's happening at the buck county theater. part of a six week musical theater program. performances continue through august 9th. >> and still ahead here hero or villain, why one man's major pie purchase is dividing the internet today. >> and ladies listen up, if you are curious about cosm

what he will think when you saw what doc brought the news source who really got beyond the. muggle number with you to go stuff or you. would just be just leaning in school filling it up along a little shiny stuff across the room. and. let me. know. my plan has succeeded so far. passing myself off as a reinforcement seems to have done the trick. i think they're actually grateful for any extra help they can get. but now of course i must be incredibly careful and dread to think what may happen if they find me out was. ever. going on. my mind. back in the twenty first century the weather is not being cooperative although the heavy showers do bring some relief from the intense heat. when it's like this there's not much to do but sit and wait or maybe even catch forty winks. just make sure you're not lying under an open window. several hundred of our way and act as a killing time until the festival's climactic battle. is quite a close knit group and many tour the country performing in different events. spectacles like this are a great opportunity to meet people from other regions

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doc and docg.y are government certifications for the quality and the region of the wine. >> you know that if you see that label, that acronym, you know you're getting prosecco? >> no question about it. >> the kinds of grapes? >> it is made predominantly with glara grapes, but others can be used for lower quality. >> blending it make higher-quality? >> to bump up the acidity, to bump up the structure, the mineralogy. the best prosecco is 100% galara. the idea when we launched was to have the highest quality prosecco in the world. premiere making processes and even harvesting processes. >> does it require special fermentation? with champagne you look at vintages. >> because it uses the sherman method it is a much younger wine. it should be less than two years old for the best and highest quality wine. >> does this mean that older prosecco is less expensive? >> yes. >> going from the idea from -- that something is less costly than champagne, does this affect the drinks made with champagne? >> a defens

. >> doc rivers, a big force holding this team together throughout this difficult time. what will happen to them? will he stay on? >> my job is to figure out what i can do to support him. >> what is your leadership style and how's that applicable to this team? >> i am enthusiastic, passionate, optimistic. i will also ask a lot of questions. i will not say i micromanage but i ask a lot of questions. that is how you, in my opinion, push to be better. all of those things worked in a business. aen i joined microsoft, couple million in revenue. when i left, 100,000, 90 billion in revenue. the second third most profitable in the world. i think that worked pretty well. the question is do those same characteristics apply, the desire to be better, optimism, enthusiasm, passion, i think those same qualities probably work pretty well. the first job is to get the right people in place. i am not the expert. you have got to have experts in place who can run all the various parts of the clippers. >> one of the challenges i imagine doc had is recruiting players. no one knew what the fut

going to the doc or her meant losing -- dr. meant losing a days work, so we did not go very often.have a center which is near where we live. staff thateople on come from the neighborhood and can understand our problems and we can get to know the doctors, too. i am on staff year and i help people get what they need from the center. dentists,ctors, psychiatrists, and social workers. drugstore where you do not have to wait hours for your medicine. and someone will explain what the label says if it is hard to understand. the center also is a place where you can find out about other services offered by the government. or get your problems before the once aty action council week. job, people this would come to me for advice and i would not really know what to say. now i have learned there are ways to help. we have been fixing this. i have been here for over two years training them so they can learn the skills and learn to live. boys, it is hard for them to find jobs. they can earn a living. they have dropped out from school, so it is pretty hard for them to find jobs. --t is why the scal

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