dom! was confusing. you can say that again. and i made sure it got around the next day at school. (knocking) excuse me. so the gender-bending girl makes a pass at the loner bad boy and everyone knows. maybe dom wasn't such a sensitive guy after all. she was a boy... inside of a girl who liked a boy? that about sums it up. making my head hurt here. yeah, that's probably why cops dropped it like a hot potato. still don't explain the marks on her head. yeah, that's probably or why she ended up in girls' clothes the night she died. dom's got a little explaining to do. will, want to step in r a sec? sure. i'm going to need you to keep an eye on things around here for a little while. what do you mean? well, you're the senior man on the squad. they'll listen to you. have a seat. what's going on, john? i'm gonna have to take a 30-day rip, starting friday. i can use the time. i haven't been fishing in six years. iad? they're suspending you? i told them i signed off on the shooting and burrell. scot

dom?won that is truly shameless and plug my piece from the other day about low turnout and about the consequences of it. more instead of sad face on american politics and more of a, you know, trying to inspire people that they should get out to the polls, especially in primaries. >> go vote! democracy. danielle jones, i think, hearse 21st birthday today. happy birthday! never fear. chuck todd will be back on monday and he'll have a special look back at the 1984 republican convention and how it changes politics as we know it. coming up next on msnbc, it's chris jansing and co. ♪ ♪ (vo) purina cat chow. 50 years of feeding great relationships. the new samsung galaxy s 4.ng you about. it's got a front and back camera so you can take pictures at the same time. seriously! yeah - and it's on verizon's network. sweet! we can stay in touch when we go to school next year. that's so great! get the samsung galaxy s 4 for only $148 on verizon - america's largest 4g lte network. walmart. the beach on y

. >> i'm business dom martin. the mosquitoes were in full attack mode yesterday afternoon. that's why i try to stay inside. >> we good to tucker barnes. the mosquitoes heard a storyor about them yesterday. we were talking about them. >> that's why we're watching. w let's go to the radar, everybody. we have changes. a few showers to start your day. we're going be -- at least we're not dealing with the fog but potential for showers and thunderstorms later thishis afternoon as our cold fronton approaches the area from the the north and west.. warm and humid start to the day. overnight lows in the upper 60s and low 70s and and we're warm again this afternoon upper 80s to near 90. one more warm day. current temperature reagan national 73. 73 reagan national. 73bwi marshall, too. it's warm and humid for much of the area. dulles 70 degrees. upper 80s near 90 with showerr and thunderstorms a possibility as that cold front gets in hereh we'll look at the weekend forecast in a moment.ent >> the nats look to make it two wins in a row against the cubsus last night. jason werth will rip

i have dom on one side, dom, in the middle of us is the next news conference that is set to get started we heard the sheriff's department representative, i believe it was the sheriff from san diego, what he said was this is the next area that you'll find information. that amber alert started in san diego but it was media that drove the story. as he went into the wilderness area called no return, they were hoping that we would pick up the story and help them out because they needed our help. >> reporter: absolutely. i think if you look at the attention that social media has particularly given to this and how much we accompanied all the information that has been coming from there, media and social media has been playing a pivotal role in this. wait the news was broken, we saw a tweet probably about an hour and a half ago that said that heard by police radio that a man and woman had been spotted in that wilderness area. we followed that up but couldn't get much information on that. all of a sudden there was breaking news about 4:00 pacific time that a major announcement was going to be mad

dom nick thank you very much. >> four fighters in boise, ida ho.hrow alarm fire engulfed the house and forced it to collapse. the flames were so intense they didn't try to enter the building. those four fires were called away as the side of that structure gave away. no one was home at the time and no four firefighters were injured. >> a global security threat. and other countries are joining in. we'll have the latest on the situation. and the impact of the sequester far and wide and making an impact on summer- time spots. we'll tell you how a popular air show is affected by all of this. . [ susan ] i hate that the reason we're always stopping is because i have to go to the bathroom. and when we're sitting in traffic, i worry i'll have an accident. be right back. so today, i'm finally going to talk to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach pr

. -- notre dom university. theecame the first man in position in the university history. he is now stepping down. goes into of power effect almost immediately. covering the nation tonight, president obama is announcing a series of new initiatives to help disabled veterans, including more funding for prosthetic limbs and improvement in health care. the meeting in orlando, president also said his administration is also improving assistance with the backlog of disability claims. six months ago, claims were at their peak, more than 600,000. right now, chief concern is the backlog of those claims for compensation from injury caused by military service. >> some folks are out there trying to scare people, including veterans. plainly.y this if you already plainly. if you already have health insurance or health care from the va, you do not have to do a thing. your va health care does not change. it is safe. there are no new fees. don't let them would wind you. >> the president also announced the release of a comprehensive plan to improve the ability to prevent, diagnose, and treat

dom? >> it verizon. shares are off their session highs but still up over well over 2% on the heels of talks between them and british telecom giant, vodafone. want it buy the 45% of verizon wireless it doesn't already own and wants it buy it from vodafone. on the down side you have big oil names. exxonmobil, chevron also among the biggest losers. those are your dow movers ahead of the close. kelly, back over to you. >> dom, thanks very much. >>> there are about 45 minutes left before the "closing bell." as you mentioned earlier, we are well off the highs of the day. >> after the break, we will talk about one of those big issues for the markets. syria. britain seems to be waivering on its involvement of any strikes. how will that effect what u.s. does and when it does it? that and more coming up on the "closing bell." stay tuned. in today's markets, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possib

>> yes, dom nix the real putin here. but speaking of putin and gays -- >> best thing about russia is vladimir putin on the horse shirtless. >> is that a male horse? we would not want to have to arrest you vladimir putin. up! or god's sake, cover thanks, civil rights! >> we got kristin cavallari in full on bitchy girl mode. she's leaving a place called hoe ray henry's. >> are you paying for my taxi? >> yeah. >> $20. >> yeah. >> there's a bunch of paparazzi flashing her cameras and she's just complaining. >> you got to pose for me. >> five, let's go! five each. give me $5! pony the [bleep]. >> was she serious? >> i'm telling you, this is pitchy girl mode. it is very, very common among women. [laughter] >> she's drunk and she's out and just having fun. i watched the video. >> i like you a lot. you're wrong. >> you can't say she's wrong. it's not objective. >> harvey, we have a kristin cavallari expert. someone that has known her very well over the years. [laughter] >> kristin cavallari's definitely a bitch. >> like that. >>

. >> come labor dom weekend driver's traffic delays on line or by phone. which runs 511 dot is now using new sources of data for in addition to data from road way sensors fast track and radar. >> more data points that are feeding into the system so the information that is available on 511 is expected to be fresher and more accurate. >> washington state based in was now providing the data. >> crowd sources technology to deliver traffic information. we get that from cars, fleet vehicles like u p s and from mobile phones. >> it's predicted the most on thursday and friday afternoon. >> it's going to be tough on thegolden gate bridge tough like monday morning commute. >> heavy traffic is also expected in county between 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. saturday. many drivers say they will try to avoid as much as possible. >> 45 days it's shut down i will either be going 92 and go over that bridge which i imagine will be about three times as busy as normal. >> if you don't already have one you may want to get fast track. it should make it easier to get around over labor

because it's clearly not dom es at this kated. it's not even housebroken. look at all the leaks. the point is they're not spying on us, end of story. now the rest of the story is that the president gave us more details about the program that we don't have at a secret press conference. secret in that it was held at 3 p.m. on a friday in august. by then wolf blitzer is already three margaritas deep in the situationar. and-- that was good, that was fun. and nation, the president has heard your calls for more oversight. in fact, he's heard all your calls. but maybe just maybe not any more. >> we're forming a high level group of outside experts to review our entire intelligence and communication technologies. i'm tasking this independent group to step back and review our capabilities. >> stephen: see, outside experts, independent groups, which will be close enby independent outside director of national intelligence james-- the guy who lied to congress about the spying program five months ago, but assured us that he was being the least untruthful he could. (laughter) and i am confident

course of the overnight hours and the early morning but otherwise, ridge of high pressure is the main dom mi timberi feature keeping the skies fairly clear. so as we move to tomorrow, a tom almost a repeat performance like today but sky conditions are improve. the of high pressure builds into the north, will skirt the clouds out the picture and we'ree're talking less humidity. so it will be comfortable c tomorrow and the skies bright so very cooperative for all of the outdoor activities. as we look at the forecast for the 50th vurs of the march on washington, we are talkingalki sunshine and dry conditions, low humidity.humi temperatures will be in the low to mid 80s. things will change as we move into the seven-day forecast,ecas howf. we'll see our temperatures stare tora be on the rise. r looks like we're headed to near 90 for a couple of days. day also a little bit of unsellinged weather.we there's a cold front to deal dea with that will drive a chance storms into tuesday and wednesday. right now it looks likeooks wednesday is actually the best day of seeing some of that active weather.

but is it fair to dom down on players for doining what the ncaa and most other colleges do as a whole sports programs in to cash cows with tv deals? corporate sponsorships. merchandise. time for the flip side. mike, you say let the kids make money. >> yes, absolutely, david. look. college football players already make money. but how much? they get scholarshiponey, stipend. should they also get money from licensing? i say yes. the ncaa acts as a cartel in negotiating as a group. huge tv deals and the huge licensing deals. the players deserve a piece of that. >> david: if the colleges can do it, why not the plays? >> i don't like thedea at all. i would change sports forever in college. would we have professor steinbrenner negotiate with 18-year-old? you'll have more lawyers and bureaucrats at colleges negotiating the deals, so the tuition costs go up and the richest schools would get the players if they say yeah, you can get paid and you get chunk of our money for your autograph. >> david: i don't like the idea of more lawyers but on the other hand it's already changed, hasn't it? the w

big movers, here's dom. >> there weren't many companies spairi insparing in the sell-of. the down side. rising oil prices on that geopolitical tension in syria. really took its toll on the transportation stocks all 20 members of the dow jones transport index lower on the day. freight companies, trucking companies all down side. movers, u.p.s., fedex, ryder, big down side days. even 0en a day when gold prices continue to march higher, the gold mining stocks couldn't find footing. big names like barrett gold, newmont mining, gold corps, all positive by the cloezing bell and leading was the tech heavier nasdaq composite down over 2%. some of the most heavily weighted stocks that contradicted to that sea of red. going's sayres down $16 a share. priceline.com down $14 a share or about 1.5% and, of course, there's the big apple, down nearly 3% or $14 a share. bill, a lot of red. especially when it comes to the tech-heavy stocks especially in the nasdaq. >> indeed. thanks, dom. >>> few people would ever liken apple stores to car dealershipance but that soon may change. reports c

we have already reported this week on the teenagers who police say killed a man out of bother dom. now we are hearing of another case of a seemingly random attack from teens. this times the victim was an 8 will-year-old veteran of world war ii. his name was delbert belton. friends called him shorty. he they say he took a bullet to his leg in the infamous battle of okinawa which left thousands dead. shorty helped him get out from unemployment. even offering him a car. >> delbert like really did, it seems trivial like he really did save my life. he made it possible for me to get a job and find work. he wasn't just migrate uncle he was a great person. he didn't deserve to die like that. >> police say two teens beat him to death outside allege eagles lodge in spokane washington. belton had been waiting for another friend because he didn't want her to walk home alone. now one suspect is under arrest but another is still on the loose. dan springer is live in seattle. dan? >> yeah, jon. we are learning a lot more about the suspect. both are 16-year-old who's had already been convicted of

for a mate, he would bring a subordinate knit male with him m to get theal woman's attractiont the dom inablility male would wu then mate with the female.e. >>> a new study may prove dogs are man's best friend. researchers found people feel more empaththy when it comes to dogs than other humans. a group was told stories about either an animal or child or or adult being attacked. the research showing the dog and the child got more empathy thany the adults and it's not just dogs. the results would likely be similar if the animal were a cat. >> i want to go back to that turkey thing for a second. that works with humans, too, with guys. a guy more slumpy than you, to get the girl's attention. >> that's what i hear. h >> let's leave the connection, men and tu turkeys. >> plus, dolphins turning upng dead up and down the east coast, including beaches in virginia. we'll show you why some are concerned if the problem isn't isolated. >> laura, we have kind of a dreary sun saturday with aful sprinkles but big changes ahead in the seven-day forecast. for starters, we'll ditch the clouds and boy wi

dom, it's agreed to have you.ense back then that it would have the reach it has today? >> certainly felt that way to me. i studied hypertext in college and so when i saw this thick come to life, my immediate reaction, tweet number 38 was, oshths, this is going to be addictive, and actually a few tweets later i think the message was already addicted to twitter.com. so i saw it on day one. >> part of the story we try to tell tonight is about the early days and sort of how it had to evolve from this small thing you and jack created to a global entity that's trying to scale, that's trying to monetize. how would you characterize how that path has been? because for a long time it didn't seem like advertisers were ever going to be let in the door. >> i think it's a story of perseverance and simplicity. it began as something that fit inside a text message which is part of the reason for that 140 character limit. and then it's been a sort of persistent and, you know, constant effort to make it more simple or as simple as i

thank you, dom. we'll see you later. >>> "the new york times" expose into potential bribery by walmart to gain access into mention row mexico shook that company and its investors last year, we all know. now an investigation is under way. and it's costing that company tens of millions of dollars. >> that's right, bill. walmart's ceo mike duke addresses that and how the company, the largest employer in the u.s., by the way, is preparing for the new healthcare law. this all in part two of maria's exclusive interview. take a listen. >> let me turn my attention to -- our attention to mexico. walmart, of course, reported higher than expected expenses related to the foreign corrupt practices act in the international division. this, of course, the bribery charges in mexico. $73 million in the first quarter. more than expected. $82 million in the second quarter. on top of the $155 million to implement the compliance program. a lot of expectations, more to come in the third quarter. do you have any visibility

i felt like i pretty much dom nateed them.hen one of them, homer. >> probably one of the better outings i have seen from them. you may think i am crazy because of the line. a couple hairs and dings here and there. yes. make it to hit the sticks t that dithat. now, torres, stumbled to a 0-77 batting average since the all- star break. and posey has not been better. he did go through the 1st inning to score. but, replacing zito did not hold it against him. tampa bay. will meyers had the game winning last night. going deep. rays up 2-1. crawford, he is starting to heat up. there you go into the gap. brandon, in from 3rd. roger, goes all of the way from 1st base and the giants are up by 1 run. but then, after we tie it up and go ahead, the two out singles off of jose. now t is 4-3 rays. take you to the 9th. rodney, in to shut the door. torres, struggling, struggling, still struggling. the giants go 4-3. finishing the road trip 3-3. taking more than that. and you don't like that. you do not like that showmen. >> no, i don't. the fin

scott dom nor is facing more than 14 years on prison. he was convicted of 21 counts for sending pornography to teenage girls and meeting them for, quote, sexual purposes. the monterey sheriff's department started investigating him last year when he contacted a 14-year-old girl on social media. he was later arrested to his san jose home. sentencing is august 30th. >>> this morning we know the small plane that crashed in tahoe was headed to palo alto according to a report issued by ntsb officials. witnesses say the plane crashed shortly after taking off from the south lake tahoe airport. the pilot awas killed and his wife seriously hurt. >>> exterminators back at a good will warehouse this morning looking for signs of a bedbug infestation. just yesterday a dog that can actually sniff out and detect those bugs went through the donation center and found absolutely nothing so far. good will officials were very concerned there might have been cross contamination with a warehouse in san francisco where the pests were found last week. treatment

. >> the biker focussed on his sped dom ter as part of the stunt, he failed to notice the bear untillast second. >> is he okay? >> the bear was spooked by a train in the area why he ran onto the road watch the bear did walk awake the motorcyclist suffered non-life-threaten injuries, a little hair in his mouth. fur. >> fur ball to cough up, immortalized forever on the viral video. >> have a great weekend, everybody. see you tonight at 5:00. >> see you next week. >> how late is tracy now? >> 2 1/2 hours. >> [buzzes] this is outrageous. especially after i was told i can't leave during the day for my ridiculous anger management stupid piece of crap! >> how did this happen? i had grizz call him at 8:00 this morning and pretend it was 11:00. >> i printed up that fake rehearsal schedule for him, saying we were starting at 9:00 instead of noon. >> oh, and i set all his watches and clocks to say p.m. when it's really a.m. >> oh, boy. we may have overdone it. >> what the hell time is it? >> hey, you're here! let's rehearse! >> no! i took my son to his cello recital this morning at what turned

. >> great job, dom, you're a keeper. let's go to carter call to the charts, do you see on today's park? >> not particularly. i want to zero in on one chart. this is the basic one-year chart of microsoft. what i want to zero in on is the plunge of july and the symmetrical recovery of today. now, you can draw the trend line this way or use the smoothing mechanism you'll see on the next chart, but it's all the same principle, which the following. when a stock has a violent reset, and that day happened to be earnings. there's always news that causes a gap. on 250 million shares. and today an equally symmetrical reset on about 200 plus million shares. news-related drop in gap, news-related heavy upthrust in gap. but the low of the day of the gap is $35.22. do you know where microsoft stops today on the high? $35.20. within two cents. that's not random. the reason that occurs is because when having lost a lot of money, a stock recovers to the level from which it plunged, people's memory kicks in. all the people who took this b

and says it was higher quality than dom nos and pizza hut, loaded with fresh-tasting sauce and lots ofretchy cheese but these are a fat, calorie splurge compared to others. red baron singles deep dish are consumer reports best buys and faired out this better for nutrition. the crust had crispy edges with slightly spicy sauce and cheese. many of the individual petes yaz are also microwaveable and crisping the crust. testers found it's not the best way to go. >> we found some you can microwave you're probably better off cooking them in the oven. >> so keep a few on n hand for a convenient, tasty choice when hunger hits. pizza can be an excellent source of calcium by found the pepperoni petes yaz tend to be less nutritious than cheese. why? because of their fat and sodium levels. in fact according to dcd, about 90% of americans eat more sodium than is recommended for a healthy diet. i'm michael finney 7 on your side. >> nasa is planning to launch a noigs study moon's atmosphere two weeks from tonight involving a low-cost space craft scheduled to lift off september 6th this, is a picture o

. >> dom? >> thank you. we are looking at zoo of the big movers of the session so far. let's kick it off with lows as the housing market encouraged americans to spend more on their homes. it is a different story for target. a couple of mixed signals in that. >> thank you very much. >> let's stay with housing home sales since 2009. is this in sales ip july jumping 6.5% despite those rising mortgage rates. the national home price at $213,000. that is up almost 14% from a year ago. meanwhile the front page of the "new york times" today reads istanbul skyline reflects cheap dollars now growing scares. interest rating are rising an a lot of those loans are in dollars. what happens to turkey and other countries when the cheap money drys up courtesy of the feds? peter lannigan is head of emergency strategy capital. what is the answer to that my friend? are you concerned? >> i'm not concerned over the longer term. the positive story is very much in tact. they will experience troubles in the near term and that is what we have seen where their currencies have been corrected upwar

well dom to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am patti ann browne.brand n a >>> brand new details in the georgia school shooting. all are safe after a gunman opened fire yesterday. 800 students at the ronald e. mcnair learning center running for their lives. >> the suspect reportedly slipped through security. now we hear from the heroic school clerk who talked the shooter down. >> he had a backpack full of ammunition. he had all of the magazines in his backpack. some was in his pocket i had him empty everything put the gun on the table took his wallet off and told him to lay on the floor and i told police he is giving himself up. i talked him through it. he is 20-year-old michael brandon hill. he fired half a dozen shots at police. a friend says hill had a troubled past. he is charged with aggravated assault on a police officer terroristic threats and possession of a firearm. >> hundreds of parents eager to be reunited with their kids indicated at a nearby wal-mart. as the school buses showed up tears began to flow. this as police i am happy no kids

if it was not here we would have warmer temperatures and fog bank and because it is there it is dom fating the weather. 300-miles from san francisco t broke off from the low in the pacific northwest that ushered in a breeze. it will be a cool monday and fog and breezy to windy. some locations are out to the delta. and bottom out with well below average temperatures. they are inland and in the 80s. 50s on the temperatures and colder lows. 31 that's sustained. that's extra, extra hold on the hair bray. and most have a component of a breeze. you can see the clouds and it is marching in. and sunny for some. and a slow process around the bay. on the edge of the fog. just cool for some. other locations not bad the wind has been a factor here. and not much change into wednesday or thursday. maybe cooler all the way in towards thursday a slight rebound on the temperatures. >>> new this morning. giving food and shelter, we have more from outside of the fire scene. a very sad story here. and you can see where they had to rip off the because they put up plywood behind the fence is where the fire happ

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dom nick is live in the west coast bureau. what kind of damage in utah?we are seeing ten homes destroyed so far today. two fours are burning. and the first place is rock port four that destroyed eight homes and huge and 234 square miles, but it is 60 percent contained. and going to pat springs fire, they are not as successful. that fire caused by lightning is only 20 percent contained at this time but smaller in size. they have spent the days where the flames made the biggest gains overnight. >> we have built a line around the town of ta ra and putting a lot of retardant down. they are trying to cope them away from the residents and the homes and coldown the property and propane tanks that could explode. anything they could do to protect the homes and property. >> fox news is coping an eye on the weather forcast that is giving rain. it could spur mud slides, heather. >> there is a lot of celebrity homes in poef are croak. are they in harm's way. >> tom hanks, and arnold swartsnegger and bruce willis have homes there. they are getting crews that are valued

dom nick is live for us. it is a challenging manhunt that they have had in a long time. >> locals say the rivers call -- locals call it the river of no return. the crows are searching over night. the sighting of hannah and dimaggio is four days ago. where they are is xn's guess. we know that he was a avid camper and recently purchased camping equipment and suggested that the vanishing in the wilderness was planned in advance. they don't know if he was in frank church river and if he is a survivalist but looking at how he could be evading them ra fting the river. >> i have read reports of authorities deploying the drones. >> they wont say if drones or infrared devices are used. but in public relations almosting it is a way of saying they are indeed being deployed. a flat denial is used if they are not. if he has a cabin with satellite tv the authorities may not want to know the language if drones are deployed. there is a dangerous man on the loose here and the public needs to be protected. the search takes dif

at the adventure park, we are talked to dom. this great big course in the tree tops.hat goes over 60 feet high up. we are ready togoer hoo. i have some of the staff here with me. i have aaron, colleen, jack, what do you hear the most from folks with their first time up in the trees in. >> we like to hear, what we call fun screams. people are screaming they are having so much fun. it is great. >> maybe getting over his fears. >> absolutely. >> do you feel like more of a psychologist, do crow have to coax people along? >> there's a lot of people that show up scared of heights because lot that leave here feeling much better. >> yeah, it is a confident builder. what do you most commonly hear? even like an awe, like a fun scream. or and then -- you also hear scream for staff for us to come over and help out. >> it is very safe, we go through the safety procedures perfect weather the next couple of days and we are just going to beat the rain next hour. we will be up top, how is our commute. >> well, adam, we are monster to c. mayoring conditions. due to a serious crash that

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>> yes, dom nix the real putin here.shirtless. >> is that a male horse? we would not want to have to arrest you vladimir putin. up! or god's sake, cover thanks, civil rights! >> we got kristin cavallari in full on bitchy girl mode. she's leaving a place called hoe ray henry's. >> are you paying for my taxi? >> yeah.

toward the start of embassy toward the next block, would not allow foot traffic or pedestrians or bikers dom through the area because this is a very touristy area. we're right in front of a beautiful beach. there are a lot of restaurants and shops here. they cordoned off the area, had a bomb group here. there was a bag, they removed the bag and they allowed foot traffic to continue. wellst it doesn't look like they beefed uf security measures in front of the embassy, it looks like they're ready to face any kind of a threat within a moment's notice, fred. >> all right. vladimir duthiers. thank you. >>> today doors are shut. john defterios is there. john, how does this factor into all of this? >> reporter: as you know, the last week of ramadan is a week of prayer and reflection. but in this case, fredricka, it's a period for security. a chance for al qaeda to regroup, strike, and make a point. the move by the united states in abu dhabi to shut down its facilities raised some eyebrows. we're only about a mile away from the u.s. embassy here in the dip blow matt mat diplomatic area, you can't go

it is in interest of a company not to be dom i domiciled in a y like america.if you do a cross-border merger, you say, gee, the company in another country is the parent and u.s. company is a subsidiary. this hour thees hurt, sometimess not. but in the long run, ifhe parent company is overseas, where does that mean the high-value executive jobs are? where does that likely mean high-value r&d jobs are not in our interes to have a punitive tax system in very least we'll drive out high-end, top paid jobs out of the u.s. >> the must be something going on, we're just off this irs revelation that a number of indivvduals have actually renounced their citizenship to leave because of the high taxes that is double in the first quarter. and that it is picking up more steam. the aggregate numbers are malty are rapidly in-- small they are rapidly increasing. this is the version of companies ying the same. >> it is, and whether you talk about individuals or companies, if our tax code is so punitive, shouldn't that like be a wake-up call? maybe we should fix it? if you are swe

do you think the fact that hearts are so hard to dom by that this could play a fact in the role that the teenager isn't being put on the list. >> hearts are the toughest organ to get. we have two kidneys when we die. they are very tough to dpet. transplant centers do pay attention to who is likely to comply and follow doctors orders. teenagers notorious for being noncomplia noncompliant. i think that's the definition of being a teenager. i think in this case he has a bit of a claim. you're not rejecting all teenagers. you're rejecting me. i'm paying attention. i'm going to try to do the right thing. i'm not sure the hospital has the strongest case for saying we're not going to put you on the list. >> right. in anthony's case as we heard in this story he had -- the government issued him ankle bracelets for fighting in school and his mother says he hasn't much of a record as far as going to doctor and so forth. does having run ins with the law, could that prevent you from being put on the list in. >> i don't think so. you're trying to make a prediction about is he going to be a good pa

dom? >> what popped and dropped in today's trade. first of all, can you hear me now?erizon and vodafone on news that vodafone is talks to sell its 45% of its stake to verizon. it is worth about $115 billion. also up, zillow. zillow up 7%. this stock is up around 240% so far this year. no guessing involved when it comes to guess shares. it is a huge move to the upside. that's after the apparel maker and licensing company had sales that top analyst forecasts help aid long by better sales? north america. a nice stock entering today done about 20% from its highs earlier this month. as for those in the red, big oil taking a beating. exxon, mobile and chevron down more than 1%. so bill, big movers here for big names at least. back over to you. >> bank of canada though, was up. about 1% today. royal bank of canada. rbc with record earnings for the quarter. so now we ask, what's next for the bank? >> with cnbc exclusive interview, gordon nixon. ceo of rbc. >> nice to be back with you both. >> one thing that's clear from your earnings, is that rbc is making hay while the sun i

preacher dom and the great historic document. >> we talk about the historic speeches and you can see tens of thousands getting ready to start. >> the sheer number of young people we have seen matching today, lots of folk who is have come up from various colleges and universities and from all over america to participate in this commemoration. >> i am going to defer to melissa on this one. your daughter is here. what does it mean? >> it means everything. my father and his twin brother were here 21 years old and stood here 50 years ago. i talked to my father and uncle yesterday and the first question they said to me is will your daughter be there? her being here allows a completion of enter generational pathway of struggle and i talked about it on msnbc before, that i was raised with the belief, a simple belief, that the struggle continues, that you do not have all the answers, you are picking up the struggle from before and passing it forward. >> i think we're at a unique time in history because we have a black president who wants to connect and has connected continually with young peo

. >> putting you on the spot here, dom. there's a question on twit ear enthe newsroom. just how unexpected was this or was there an element we were expecting this at some stage? >> there were expectations of this. remember, in the past couple of weeks they said they'd follow windows, registration it is look to get rid of the shares and sign of this when bill resigned from the board himself. of jc penney. it is not exactly the biggest development. there was some anticipation of this. still it's official and made a release to sell the shares in an underwritten deal where the book runner is citigroup, guys. >> thank you for clarifying that. >> it's more nuanced than the early reported have us believe. he intends to sell or at least pershing square intends to sell. they have not sold the shares yet. >> no. it is fully underwritten by one bank and that's citigroup. >> very good. thanks. >> of course, we'll try to get some more analysis on this as it becomes available. >>> after snapping up properties in bulk, investors' appetite for homes seems to have slowed down and showin

she ran an the peace and free dom ticket with cindy sheehan as her running mate.ou can see, my friends, why it is my distinct honor to welcome to the final hour of current t.v. roseanne barr. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. it's very much an honor to be here with you. you're a great comic and a great mind. you, you know, you'll be missed. i'm sure that you won't be missed for long before something else occurs for you, you're very talented. >> i'm going to audition to be your next middle on the road. [ laughter ] >> i got to say, i've loved you on stage, i've loved you on t.v., as someone who brought a ticket to say she devil, in the movies. i loved you in blue in the face, but i loved you more than r. on twitter. you make that site bearable and you're very active with your handle, the real roseanne. i would like to frame some of this deeply serious interview with a few tweets of years, tarting with april 1 of last year, you tweeted: this is something we covered lot on the show and failed to address the racist war on drugs is one of the big evide

. >> benefitting from the auto sector, dom.hows consumers still want their luxury products. courtney reagan is here with more. >> earnings from the iconic jeweler giving investors some hope the high-end consumer still has an appetite for bling. 83 cents earning per share beat consensus. but the revenue did fall sort of estimates. the jewelry retailer is increasing its full year forecast to a range of 3$3.50 t $3.60. tiffany's total comparable sales increased 5% for the quarter. same-store sales in asia-pacific gained 13% with especially strong sales in greater china. comps improved by 8% in japan, 7 perfection in europe. in the u.s. same-store sales are unchanged. on the conference call, executives say they remain cautious on the u.s. growth prospects in the near term. the retailer noting particular strength in fine jewelry or that gold, platinum, diamond, and gemstone jewelry and highest end statement jewelry that retails for more than $50,000. company executives expect its aspirational fashion jewelry growth to lag. not all u

the grand old party is exactly that, old, white and pre-dom nanly male. no matter how hard they try to say they're trying to reach out to minorities, they can't escape their base which means they probably can't win a national election. joining me now, msnbc political analyst joan walsh and former congressman, patrick murphy. thanks you guys. >> thanks for having us on. >> patrick, i know the gop, former ideological and i think even divided from when you were in congress. i want to read to you something from the economist that sized up the messages from the speakers in iowa. >> speakers could not seem to decide if they were fired up because conservatives are a besieged minority in a country already head for hell or livid because deep down america is mostly a conservative nation which has merely been tricked by president barack obama and the forces of godless leftism. that sure sounds like the same old message to me. >> it's exactly the same message, karen. i think the clown car is getting even bigger as evidenced by this weekend in iowa. they don't know wh