dom versus dom.a shot and test it and see how well the voice recognition technology works. >> what we have is the dominos app on your iphone and there's a beta button with a microphone at the bottom, that's the dom app. we decided to see if this app really does work well. it's driven by nuance communications, the same people that did siri, other voice recognition, but we're going to try to order a pizza. >> right now? >> right now, and see if it does actually get to us before our hour is done. >> they have to get the order right. >> so, they have to get the order right. here's the question. before i place the order, anybody have any special requests?usage. >> and pepperoni. >> plain cheese. >> pineapple. that seems like a tricky one. >> how about everything? >> how about a combo pizza? you're going to see on our screen right over here, we're going to hit the beta button that says "voice recognition." it's telling me, what can i get you? so, i'm going to tap in here and say, okay, large combination pi

dom? >> well, that's where the real action is, like you said, melissa and mandy, it is in the energy stocks, one of the leading advancers, but if you look at the overall picture, the dow yes, we are a stone's throw away from the psychologically important 17,000 level, but we have lost some of that steam as we approach the misdemeanor afternoon part of this trading day. you wonder if some are saying this is a pause for the marketplace, we are at least digesting geopolitical risks, that may be one reason why ear suing a small pike up. if you look at the overall picture, it is up 3%, yes, on a percentage basis, but more importantly, traders are saying this is an indication at least that there might be complacency, a bit of maybe just relaxation in the market and that could always lead to bad things if people aren't vigilant. one thing i would say to watch is the individual stocks that are on the move. we do have some health care names like johnson & johnson and merck, also dupont and exxon mo

dom chu has more. >> that's right, melissa. las vegas strip revenues rose by 17% in may compared to the same time last year. what's interesting is where we saw the strength coming from. slot machine revenues down 3 %, but it was revenues that rose by 89%. a favorite of high end type gamblers, life blood of the asian gambling mekkah bringing in seven times the revenue that vegas does. we saw bullish activity in the casino stocks in mgm and outpace trading by a nearly 2 to 1 mo margin. mgm call the best way to play a vegas resurgence. of the three stocks, mgm is up the most on the year. now, i don't know about you, guys, but i can only see james bond and you, melissa, playing. >> thanks, dom. for the record, i do not gamele at all, not even penny slots. >> people who play that are people for big events. we had a big event, the floyd-mayweather fight. that probablying th accounts fo uptick. there's flux when there's big events in veigh gas, and that probably played here. i've been to vegas a couple times each year over the course

. >>> thanks so much, dom. >>> for many, a concern is college debt. today president obama is changing some of the rules as it applies to debt and loans. a key announcement is set for later this hour. john harwood is waiting for it at the white house. what do we expect to hear? >> what we expect is the president will use his executive authority to expand eligibility under a law that was passed in 2010. we all know that new laws, new initiatives are not being passed by congress this year, president obama and republicans both locked in for midterm elections. what he has done is tried to adapt and expand a program that was passed in 2010 that told people who were receiving federal student loans, or who were going to receive them prospectively they could have their repayments capped at 10% of the monthly income. after 20 years of payments if you hadn't paid it off, your loan would be forgiving. in 2012 he expanded eligibility for that for people already in college in 2007, so, in other words people who are freshmen when the law passed, and that added about

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i don't thinkd dom chu would, either. is from the jersey shore, so i probably will stay away from there as well. traitor preeltr pete najarian set his's long the call options. you can see just off session highs, but a nice move. these tooks can be very volatile. >> and i think he had a short position in it, too. >> time for the "power lunch" countdown. jim iuorio and jeff kil berg. the likes of ibm, verizon. ge. nikes, wag mart. i biismt m incidentally is our live vote question. let's zero in, though, on the others. we're going to start with verizon. jim, do you like it at these levels or no? >> i do, but a caveat. there will be a theme to my theory here. >> okay. >> i like big caps in general. if you look at the european bond mark, verizon gives you a 4.2 yield. where would you rather put your money? it goes above 50. technically, i think that's where the answering point would be. >> jeff, what about you? >> well, it is jimmy ace birthday. he turned 85 earlier. >> honestly. >> i'm opposed. i think there's great names to

dom chu is down with us.the market action so far. >> simon, you can call it maybe an acceleration, but we moving a bit lower than we were. now, the interest part about the markets today. some of them are the momentum women's. they're to the up side, all the way to 1.5%. now, internet, catalog and retail stocks. tend to be among is the better performers, one of the best performing industry groups, there's also -- something we've been highlighting. if you look at small caps, wee down to about 0.7 of 1%. so small caps are underperforming in the slightly down market, much more son than the broader markets overall. again we've object traded about 264 million shares so as far as, and that's why perhaps it's not so much it's more just this idea that you're having some consolidation here, they're making their moves. >> it's interesting, though, dom, when you come down here every day, i'm down here all the time, the discussion and worry really is the lack of volume. it's not even summer yesterday. we don't have volume

and finally it's time for siri to meet dom. that lets customers order food by speaking to a computer. generated voice. they've been ahead of the curve with the technology. one of the first to introduce online ordering in 2008. 18% of sales come from mobile orders. so i wonder if dom and siri will be a new sort of mobile device romance here. >> does siri like pizza? >> even better. >> it'll be a match made in heaven. >> thank you. >>> time for breakfast already. let's check the forecast right now with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, i think that's pretty cool, i want to the talk to dom. how you doing, what do you want on your pizza. 55 degrees in san francisco. cold pizza sounds good. maybe i'm just hungry as you're getting your morning started. getting your coffee and breakfast going. temperatures are comfortable out there which means you will a good night's sleep. the weather not interfering. we had a couple warm nights last week, this week, everything has changed. we're not talking about any extremes, but we will warm

now, this is in in the fourth inning but later in that inning with a man on dom brown at left.in, whoops, the ball -- the ball is not there. it's over your head. that allows a run to score. now there should have been three outs on that play with no runs much the next batter up, so low the catcher, hits a double in the gap. two runs will score. the marlins go up three to nothing. so although they're runs because it was called hit they're unlearned runs. just to show you my am moo is just as bad, now, how do you over throw that play? phillies failed to score there. phillies lose it three-two. dom brown stood up to the media, though, after the game. >> making those little plays, man, changes the whole game. definitely upset at myself. you got to take it every day, man, take it a step at a time and, you know, like i keep saying, change the whole damm ballgame. >> you got to pleather better defense. many times a player with a team the bond is not just his former teammates but with the city you play that's the case for scott hartnell who was traded monday to columbus. he said goodbye

>> reporter: well, meet domino's dom. the pizza chain wants to make it easier for customers order using their mobile app. so they're rolling out new boy fudges, where users can place an order by speaking with a computer generated voice, apple the series, dominoes is dom, and pizza chain the goal to provide customers with a human-like conversational experience. but they do admit it could take time to work out the kings. i have a feeling a lot of people will be having a lot of fun with that app. erika? >> or very annoyed that their pizza is not right. >> a love-hate relationship with dom. >> jill, thank you. >> coming up after the break, weather and traffic on the >>> hey, victoria, in for bob this morning. >> good morning, everyone, traveling right now, not seeing too many problems. we do have a few construction project from the overnight we're still dealing with. so we get right down to it. ninety-five, this shot around the area of girard avenue, southbound traffic, headlights coming toward up, northbound moving away. if

why not name this patrick instead of dom? >> we wanted to go with the dom.on't think we're going to brand it around me. >> well, we tried it out yesterday, and "closing bell" will show in a moment what happened. first of all, how much of an investment have you made in this technology and what's required in terms of consumer take for it to work? >> yeah. it's a significant investment for us. we're not going to release the specific number, but what we're doing right now is, we're out there, finding those early adamtadamt adamt -- adapters who do business with domino's and want to work with us what we think is the next technology for retail. not just pizza restaurants but all of retail. the days of people using their thumbs to text and enter things are over. you're going to see things move to voice commands. >> and on that note we thought we'd give it a try yesterday. here's what happened on "closing bell." >> we're going to try to order a pizza right now and see if it does actually get to us before our hour's done. >> they have to get the order right. >> tap i

dom -- >> i'm talking about cannolis. >> dom, weigh in on this, not the cannolis, but the -- you know, it reminds me of a number of years ago when we had 4,000 people down here on the floor and it was person-to-person trading and then program trading came in. and that was the thing that everybody said was gonna replace everything and it didn't. i mean, you can argue now that the dark pools and thinks like that have replaced the human element to a certain extent, i would argue it's not been a complete success either. >> well,s here the thing. i mean, you guys are at the new york stock exchange. the intercontinental exchange on the stock exchange, jeffrey spark ka says a place for exchanges, the physical structures because when it comes down to it, yes there are computer bus people will still want to meet and get together because they are still gonna be the basis for how transactions get done in some way, shape or form. so, yes, maybe computers take things over, but the people are always gonna be a part of it and sue, kenny, bob, you guys all know this, traders today are not like trader

. >> let's get a market flash are dom chu. dom. >> energy stocks continue to march higher in the s&p 500, the energy sector is one of the only ones really posting gains in today's down move session. in today's move, energy is battling to become the best performing sector in the s&p 500 so far in 2014. now just less than a percentage point away from that leading utility trade. now, leading the move higher today, newfield exploration, williams companies, ensco apache all at 52-week highs. speaking of near-term highs, what about record highs? we're seeing them for the big ones like exxon, chevron, conoco phillips, the majors in energy are hitting record highs. the sector is near record highs, melissa, a trade working this year for a lot of traders. >> thanks, dom. wti and brent, pete, are taking a breather. >> right. we've talked about this. the fact that the energy names don't have to have oil moving to the upside. these names have a lot of value because of the fact that so many of them have also pushed themselves into the nat g

. >> terrific, dom. i know you're on the case for us. >>> apple's stock split takes effect today, but what does that really mean? seema has more. >> there are three dates to keep in mind. today is a record today. if you own the stock today, you will get 7 new shares for each one you hold. shareholders will getting their newly split shares this friday after the bell. next monday is the next date when apple begins trading actual new his split charge. if apple is trading at 630 presplit, the investors will have shares trading at sdwlr 90 post split. each time the stock has fallen 3% to 6% in the month after the first, but since the first to give you some perspective, the stock as soared about 6,000%. wheel it opens the pool to a larger group of investors, scott kessler says this should not have a material impact on the stock, and given the run-up in shares, it is overvalued at this level. tyler? >> you've got a lot to give us to think about there, seema. jim cramer will help us through this hour. now or tec

back over to you. >> the street is not embryosed,dom.ny polcari, a cnbc contributor, and michael james, head of equity training for wedbush securities in los angeles. how does the market feel, kenny? you know, so we have this back and forth. it doesn't feel heavy, but also doesn't feel like they're -- -- i think that investors are digesting tern the recent move, but also very concerned about the simmering tensions in the mideast, it doesn't feel like it's going to fall apart. >> what about the low -- we have low volume, and low volatility. i think the market does feel heavy short term, but by the same token, it doesn't feel like it's going lower. you look at that market action the last three weeks, it's been a steady slow grind over a little higher. we don't feel like the market is going to keep ripping for new highs. could the market be up 10% to 15% this year? what's your better alternative? the u.s. equities represents a decent alternative for the investment dollars overall. that's why you're not seeing the market really pull back, no

his name is dom. it accounts for 40. of dominos sales in the u.s.'t have the fun of siri asking the ridiculous questions to see what her response are. i can only imagine what kind of ingredients people are going to try to get dom to put on a pizza pan. jill wagner, thanks a lot. >>> still to come, remembering a major league legend. >>> and team usa opens up its world cup with a bang. in that confined space to move to change radio frequencies. i mean it hurt. i couldn't even get up and drive let alone teach somebody and be responsible in an airplane. as a pilot that meant i was grounded. ♪ make every day, her day with a full menu of appetizers and entrées crafted with care and designed to delight. fancy feast. love served daily. it's this new paint. nothing stays on the wall. not any of these things. valspar reserve super stain resistant. and scrubbable. and this color! still perfect! introducing valspar® reserve™ paint + primer with hydrochroma™ technology. exclusively at lowe's. c'mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite food starts a fight, fig

siri meet dom. dominos has a version of its mobile app.a computer generated voice called dom. dara, back to you. >> thanks, jackie. >>> just ahead, a big city mayor breaks two cardinal rules that every politician fights to avoid. we'll show you them next. sfleerchlgts plus, the fourth grader recruited by colleges. that's your sports coming up next. >>> now let's get the latest in sports from my friend betty nguyen. >>> in soccer the u.s. faces portugal next. germany up 2-0. portugal was a man down after a red card was issued when pepe head butted another player. germany finished them off with another goal in the second half to sweep them 4-0. iran and nigeria's match ended in the fist draw of this year's world cup. they dominated possession, but neither team could find a net, ending scoreless. both teams ended behind their group. >>> the university of miami is recruiting a 9-year-old. jayden newman is only in fourth grade, but her basketball skills caught the eyes of miami assistant coach derek gibbs. newman received an official recruiting

dom chu is on the floor of the new york stock exchange.d us something exciting to talk about there out there for the markets, dom. the exciting thing you have to talk about, at least the one that's getting more attention from the traders down here is the noted underperformance of small-cap stocks today. if you look at the overall market, yeah, we're down about 0.1 of a percent and maybe down about that same amount for the dow, but if you look at the russell small-cap, you can see about half a percent now, so the gap in performance has been pretty big. what's important for the russell, year to date. now it's just starting to get its legs back again. also volume, a big discussion here, as it's been for weeks, arguably months now, just the anemic volume that's happening. we've traded only about 240 million shares at the stock exchange today, so again not a lot of transactions happening, you wonder whether people want to be in this market given that we are at record highs. we are becoming more and more a market of stocks and not a stock market

once mike schmidt walks off the field, he gives dom brown hitting advice in the dugout.r this npg. inning. dom brown, out of here as harry the k used to say. >>> the flyers have won two stanley cups over the last three years to los angeles and last night it happened on friday the 13th. williams scored the first goal game five last night against the rangers. nobody has scored more goals in june since 2006 excelled later score his first stanley cup m.v.p. the game goes into sudden death overtime. l.a. beat new york 3-2. kings are the kings of hockey for the second time in three years. this hurts, how about richards handing over the cup to carter, you have to wonder what would vmed -- have happened if they stayed here. >> the amount of games that we played, displaying offers in bad positions and finding way to come out on top. >> chuck noll the hall of fame steelers coach died last night from natural causes at the age of 82. he won four titles in the 1970s. pretty incredible since the steelers didn't want him at first. they offered the job to joe paterno who turned it down

dom chu has some answers on that. >> good morning, carl.he match to dow 17,000 is so close to being complete. if we do hit it, it would have been about seven months since the dow first crossed around that 16,000 mark. and tech stocks have been doing their part in helping this latest move higher. so let's kick it off with a check of dow components like microsoft. the software giant got a new ceo back in february and is now in the midst of a campaign to gain more traction for its surface pro 3 tablet computer. buzz is already surrounding the future release of its windows 9 operating system, possibly sometime maybe next year. now, since november of last year, which is when we were at dow 16,000, this stock has gained 12%. very respectable. so microsoft, a nice move there. then there's cisco that is well off its tech bubble highs. but it's also been on a bit of a tear since november of last year. since then, it's gained 16%, but the stock is relatively flat for the year. now, the stock has been picking up steam more recently just in the last th

last night, right here, dom really cost the phillies the game.aybe dom needs mental break. >> just -- just making those little place, man, change the whole game. definitely upset at myself, but you know, you got to -- you got to take it every day, man, take it a step at a time and, you know, like i keep saying, change the whole damn ballgame. >> i have had a conversation with him. it's about a game of adjustments, it's about grinding it out, about doing something different, whether it's focus or discipline or route teen, whatever it might be. >> well, phillies and all the sixers picks tonight at 11 for you. i'm john clark. back to you, renee. >> a lot of to sport there is today, thanks, john. >>> now for a lack at what's coming up on nbc 10 news at 11:00, bridges in delaware and new jersey shut down and now we have learned of a bridge in pennsylvania that will be shut down for two years. the detour concerns at 11:00. >>> firm mayor michael nutter helps unveil the design for the newest park to grace the delaware river waterfront, pier 68 will be t

dom is a good kid. i would apologize right back. you know, you pick your teammates up. >> curt schilling says his cancer is in remission, the former philly made declaration on social media. it still has not been revealed what type of cancer he is fighting. we have our third no hitter of the season. tim lincecum no hit padres today, second time in his career he has done that for them. struck out six batters along the way, san francisco wins, four to nothing. >>> eagles have officially announced their training camp schedule, entire team reports on july 25th with the first practice, the following day. there are a handful of opportunities for fans to catch the bird, in person. the practices is on july 28th, my anniversary, by the way. on august 3rd. >> thank you. >> at the link are opened to the public. they will hold an open practice at franklin field august 10th. better not forget that date. >>> nba draft tomorrow night but it is a huge test for sixers front office. the sixers know they have to get this right, they own third overall p

. >> let's get a broader flash with dom shue. >> it is moving. vertex up 40%. bristol-myers a much larger company in the after hours trade after it announced it halted a late-staged trial for skin cancer drug because of positive results. now, this particular drug represents a product of their immunooncology department. >> that is the department that tries to remedy cancer by using the bid's own defenses and immune systems. so this is a promising hope-filled part of the market for biopharmaceuticals rather than using radiation or xhalts for cancer, which has been the main stay. this particular stock is now moving because of this news, melanoma, skin cancer. this drug halted positive results. that's why it's moving higherch over to you. >> how do levels look on this, guy? >> it's underformed performed, this stock is probably for good reasons, it trades as a crazy multiple 30 times foreign earnings. this is good news, i'm not certain it's going to move the needle that much. but valuation alone has to concern it with bmi at these levels. >> usually, i would sell th

and look out siri, dom is here. a pizza chain has unveiled a new way of placing an order. >>> plus, wild ride. witnesses who spotted a car out of control couldn't believe their eyes when they saw who was behind the wheel. >>> and caught on camera. a man and woman are rescued after their car careens into a bayou. stay with us. car out of control couldn't believe their eyes when they saw who was but the truth is: there's so much in life we can't control. here's something we can: colorectal cancer. it's the second leading cancer killer in the u.s., but it is almost entirely preventable! most colon cancers start as polyps, and screening finds polyps, so they can be removed before they turn into cancer. if you're over 50, get screened. screening saves lives. it could really save your life. you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> general motors has issued ano

dom thick chu is taking a look at these comeback kids for us. dom?ly, bill, mentioned best buy, one of the stocks that may be showing signs of life. one of the other stocks attracted to investors is ones that have been beaten down but showing some recent signs of life, a little upside momentum so here's the screen that we ran here. we looked at large-cap stocks in the russell 1,000 so a bigger more expansive universe in the s&p. they have got one-year returns that are negative so they have had a rough go of it but positive gains over the past two months or quarter to "today" date. now there's some interesting ones here because these are the tech guys. here's the theme that we found for some of the stocks. first of all, contractors maker jabil was down 7% over the course of the past 12 months, but it's up quarter to date. this is a company that, among other things, other companies use to make their technology outsource manufacturers, up 4% this quarter. then you walk over here and see what's happening with citrix, a company, a cloud computing one, a n

all up in today's session. >> dom, thanks. >>> shares of ak steel surging today.unch upgrading from neutral, citing better global demand and lower iron ore costs. shares of williams company soaring, paying for the stake in midstream partners. >>> and netflix and mattel teaming up to make a new original series for kids. the animation based on mattel's franchise ever after high. >>> three big losers coming up next, but first what's up on "street signs" at 2:00 p.m. >>> happy monday to you, sue. our guest says what we're seeing in iraq could unhinge the world energy markets with the potential to threaten the economic stability of the world. and how a bionic pancreas could change the lives of millions of diabetics. so lots of things at the top of the hour. now it's back to "power lunch." [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've g

the more you talk, the worse is got. >> i needed a dom chu cam is what i need.f i had dom over here or the chu cam on my chest. >> before you keep talking, doc, in terms of gm, to me i can't imagine that they don't suffer from sales going to ford, going toyota and going going to every other manufacturer because all the quality issues in the paper every single day. >> all right. >> so i'd rather go with ford than gm. >> and the viewers say that the bear case won, roughly 68% but got all the way up to 75%. the bull case, just 32%. >> sad trombone. >> tiger woods is making his return to golf today. let's send it over to our observe eamon javers in maryland with the latest. eamon. >> hey, michelle, bethesda, maryland, the congressional country club and it's a beautiful day out here for a comeback, and that's exactly what tiger woods is trying to do. this is his first event back since back surgery. he's coming back a little early. he said he thought he might come back for the british open next month but is actually out here today and that's because this is the quicke

and dom chu? >> get physical. shares of nike and finish line solidly in the green for the date to trade for at least today. in the case of nike, better than expected earnings and sales. more importantly, for many traders and investors, the company said futures orders rose 12% globally. an inlt kader of future business. the finish line is also getting a nice bid today. charon of athletic shoe retailers solid profits and sales. athletic apparel in general is getting a nice pop from all of that publicity surrurnding world cup festivities in brazil. the question is whether or not all the buzz is getting poo em to spend money on shoes, shorts and tops. back to you. >> talking of money, mikey spends a lot of money of marketing ahead of the soccer world cup. >>> what do we think of the names? nike? >> always love nikey. trades in the low 20s but deserves it and always been there. it's a long-term stock you're supposed to hold. >> speaks of the fact if you have the product, the consumer is going to come and buy that produ

let's go to dom chu. more details on carl icahn. >> i just want to say i know what image dragons are. i just waned to state for the record. >> right up there about sabotage by beastie boys. just to bring you up to speed to let our viewers know, we've broken news about the fact that carl icahn's taken this stake in family dollar. as of this filing he's taken a 9.4% stake in the company. what he wants to do he says the shares he believes are undervalued. they may also determine to seek shareholder board representation in these family dollar stores at least in the company if appropriate. also, wants to discuss with the board and management the expl e exploration of possible strategic alternatives. what's interesting about this is he's not the only big name fund manager in family dollar. you have also got big ones like nelson peltz's try in fund. they have a 7.4% stake, 8.5 million shares. also john paulson, paulson and company's john paulson has 6.5 million shares or 5.7% stake in family dollar. carl icahn j

later in the npg dom brown -- inning dom brown doubles to right center. phils argue that the catcher was blocking home before he had control of the ball which is against the rules of the road the play is overturned. you cannot argue a replay. it's a huge run considering what happens next. in the 7th a 2-run bomb it could have been a tieing homer instead phils down 1. later in the 7th chase utley, ruiz trying to score all the way from first, he is thrown out, too. wow, two potential runs out at home, it's a game of inches phils lose 6-5. >>> more bad news after the game, the phils reliever mike adams with inflammation to his rotator cuff. >>> the kid who can throw over 100 miles per hour. the phils call up pitching prospect ken giles from lehigh valley. else 23 years old, his fast ball is recorded as high as 103. >>> that nasty cramp in game one was not why labron james was running behind practice and dwayne weighed calls him out -- dwayne wade calls out on delaying practice. >> you want to get to practice, bro. >> labron taking a shot at alan iverson, yes

dom is following the story.in to us how homeland security is abandoning young children this cities all over the country? >> reporter: this is a video picture. you are seeing bus loads of homeland security buses unloading kids in the streets of phoenix and tucson and letting them go with a bottle of water and bag of chips and heading to emergency shelters. what happen in san antonio, and down in south of texas and oxnard north of los angeles isç overcapacity because 2,000 of the children have come across the border in two weeks. and local officials, near the border area say it begs relief. >> dumping people and no contact and no communication that is wrong. they have to be more transparent and so that local government and communities can somehow be part of the solution as well. >> reporter: they are coming cross the border because of escaping violence in central america. it is no indication of the tide of immigrants stopping any time soon. >> it is disgusting and what i don't understand, how is the federal govern

. >>> check out gold on the rise today, creeping back to 1300, back to dom chu at hq, dom. >> a big movenths. this as inflation fears stoked in part by higher oil prices, increased balance in iraq, pushing things along, and highest goal in a month currently with inflation expectations on the rise as well. gold mining stocks up anywhere 1% to 3.5% on the day. gold on the down trend, but for right now, simon, prices fuel by fed concern. >> thank you. >>> this week, unveiling the disru disruptor 50 series, those threatening big public giants. today, we are looking at digital money management space. coming to number 20 on cnbc's disruptor 50, well front's ceo, adam nash, is with us. >> great to be here. >> the deal is basically you manage $5,000 of people's money for free, up to $10,000 after that. just a quarter of 1 % a year. clearly, your pricing to under cut the like of charles swhab and fidelity. >> that's correct. the largest and fastest growing investment service out there. our fees are significantly lower, free under $10,000, a quarter percent just above that. that's everything inclu

dom brown into the gap. how about the play at the plate. he is ruled out. 89 phillies try to argue under a replay, it didn't work, sandberg is tossed. 6-3. >> chester county, smarty jones came close, the triple crown drought could come to an end tonight if california chrome wins the belmont stakes. post time is in 30 minutes. >>> analysis car -- nascar getting their final practice in today all eyes on jimmy johnson going for his third straight win. the air-conditioning is working in is san antonio and heat star labron james said his body is working much better than in game one when he cramped up and had to be carried off. labron looking better as they get to face the spurs. labron not even practicing although he was late. >> last question. you ready to go to practice when we get better, bro? you've been talking all day, practice, not the game, you talk about practice? >> poking fun at allen iverson. coverage starts at 7:30. >>> nfl players are bigger and stronger than most of us, that means they can eat, too. check this out, offensive linem

>> dom cane, thank you.l about beautifying the community, as part of the wawa welcome america festivities. volunteers with paint brushes in hand, took part in the mural arts paint day. the event was held on north 41st street, that's in west philadelphia, in one of the areas designated as a promise zone by president obama. >>> and it was a fun day sunday in the park for participant in the big brothers-big sisters program. some 800 people came out to franklin square in center city, for all of that food and fun. there was an opportunity for meant ores and mentees to meet and spends more time together. >> at one time it was the crown jewel of the philadelphia skyline bye over the years it has turned into one of the city's ugliest eyesores, but new life is coming to the historic deline lorraine hotel in for the philadelphia. as our chris o'connell tells us it, may be just the spark north broad street is looking for. >> has anyone told you you were crazy to invest in north broad street? >> pretty much everybody to

hernandez to third dom brown out at home.hird time in two days they recorded an out at home. 2-run score. phils fall behind 2-1. next batter. billy hamilton. gone, 2-run shot, phils down 4-1. they can not get anything going against bailey marlin byrds strikes out. phillies lost 8 of 9. they have the second worst record in baseball there's nothing to see here at least right now. >>> after winning the last two races including dover, jimmy john son may be the favorite coming into the poconos 400. >> drivers start your engine! >> reporter: well, maybe not start so fast, jimmy johnson jumps out on pit row and slams into marcus ambrose. he has to back up. johnson finishes 6th. kent finishes 25th falls second in the standing. dailydale earnhardt junior takee lead and win his his first-ever race in the poconos. >>> the air-conditioning is back on in san antonio the spurs think the heat will be back on their game tonight in game two. labron james is expected to start as they try to even the series at 1-1. him. >> you have to face adve

and dom we have the poll out mer frank rizzo junior garnered 10%, milton street, state representative, anthony hardy williams did not get very high numbers, based on that due guess who the -- do you guess who the top three whole win. >> when you say milton street didn't get high numbers, 4%, that's high numbers. the dye hadn't casted yet in terms of who will merge as a leading candidate. i was surprised that senator williams didn't get more than one%. >> you have to leave office if you're alan but but to win. 41% of voters are undecided. you have a sense there's a hunger for somebody else. anyone else out there those not included in this poll. gill green has taken himself out by serving on the school board as really a volunteer. one wonders is sam katz out there waiting in the wings? he always had his eye on the mayor slot, so i think there's some interest in asking who else is out there. >> i think it's early, as jan said. terry gillian whose been an aide to former governor ed rendell. as of right, she would be the only female in the race which does not guarantee anything at this poi

dom?r running up 6 % since the beginning of june, prices pull back by half a percent, and rbc wealth management told in a note this morning current rally prices seen as unsustainable because of things like decreased demand from exchange traded products and chinese buyers not fully participating, and speaking of china, the country's chief auditor uncovered about $15 billion of loans backed by falsified gold transactions so an interesting story there, certainly, gold is a focus today. back to you. >> dom, thank you very much, gdp jolted and trayed on, but what is the outlook for the second half of the year? essentially, they are telling you to get defensive. when you compare the top speed of dsl from the phone company with the top speed of comcast business internet... well, there's really no comparison. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back, i'm ja

. >>> dom, thank you very much. >>> we're off 101 points near the low of the session. when it comes to equal pay, there are some very unequal views out there. cnbc's all-american survey is coming up next. power is back in two. predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact wher

you're going to go to dom? >>> right. fedex flying high today, the parcel delivery company beating earnings estimates, shares moving higher by almost $6, $7 a share. transportation storings are having a great year, too. all-time highs for that barometer. not all transport stocks are created equal. dominic chu is here to separate the winners from the loser. we all know that airlines have been soaring, flying high all over the board. there are some standouts. here's a mystery chart for you, because this stock has done a pretty decent job, up about 66% year to date. it is an airline, but tyler, fresh off a merger, who do you think it is? >> american. >> there you go. american airlines. this is an interesting company overall. now all of a sudden you have another one here, this is a rail company. a rail company in this particular move, you can see here up year to date, this is a pretty decent-sized move. does a lot of coal, based in jacksonville. >> oh. >> csx, and one big loser, we'll just mention quickly, on the ocean freigh

. >> okay, dom dom. you very much. >>> we're just moments away from janet necessarilien's news conference. will she say something to move the markets? at this stage what we're seeing is a positive spot. we're going to be carrying her news conference live with this special edition of "street signs" returns. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this opportunity cools off. ♪ and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, u

>>dom, thank you. >>> go pro's ipo is pricing after the closing bell.d range $21 to $24 a share. that would value it at more than $3 billion. for those of you not dialed into the craze, this consumer electronics company isn't just a camera maker, it's increasingly becoming a content company. julia boorstin joins us live from los angeles. >> for go pro, content is a great way to showcase the cameras, and could create a new revenue stream. owners are eager to shire go pro has more than 100 employ crease dedicated to curating the photos the the company then secures rights and adds music to polishes the video to distribute them on the go pro's youtube channel. the channel has 2 million subscribers and 50 million views in the first quarter alone, but the future could be in the original productions, an area where the company is increasingly investing. since launching the video production business in 2009 to showcase its technology, companies made more than 75 original videos, spending as much as $50,000 to produce a single original clip, like this one about t

dom chu has the unfortunate assignment of covering the u.s. open from north carolina. dom, nice. you doing, buddy? >> reporter: >> reporter: i'm doing great, but more importantly, the game of golf here is doing well. a lot of people are expecting around 400,000-ish people this week and the women's open next week. but that doesn't tell the whole story. a lot of stats, specifically from the gov foundation, the number the golfers in america is 5 million less than -- and 5,000d that's due in part to weather-related issues, but overall also publicly traded companies are making comments as well. both adidas and dick's sporting goods have indicated softness in the golf business. how do they get it concerned around? it has to do with the definition of how we define really golf. >> what we are seeing is a trend in changing the definition of what golf needs. for so many years, golf meant 18 holes at an expensive club, using expensive clubs. but more and more we're seeing people accept nine holes of golf, 6, 3 holes of golf. >> reporter: so it's about changing -- it doesn't have to be an el

roll out a phone app letting you order by voice for iphone or droid users, by touching and talking to "domr-enhanced male voice. >> he responds only in english but dominoes say they mays spokesman the number of voices and languages in the future. 18 percent of the sales come from the mobile app which is expected to jump. >> i can hear, no, dom, i said pepperoni, not anchovies. >> delta celebrated team u.s.a. win at the world cup and why the airline quickly took it down. that is ahead. >> a basketball she is only 14. >> here is the ball being used in the world cup competition under going testing at nasa research center in mountain view. the ball is called the brazuka with deep are seems and more dimples than the ball used at the world cup four years ago. the wind tunnel show it will travel faster and further and straighter. >> as long as it gets beyond the ghana goal bender. >> delta is apologizing after a photo celebrating the united states men's gnash soccer team win over ghana in the world cup. but the african make was representative with a picture of a giraffe and users pointed out gira

shan't tu narayen, thanks for joining us, a quick market pl h flash, dom?k soaring following a suntrust note suggesting that allergan could build for the company. that's right. allergan could buy shire. a hostile offer for allergan consisting of $72 share in cash and 8/10 in value. expiring on the 15th. overall, the nice move for at least one soap opera that could be developing according to analysts osier at suntrust. back to you. >> a new chapter. thank you, dom. >>> coming up, the gridiron, digital currency behind college football and plus all of you watching, i don't chance to be part of "squawk alley." >> announcer: got all the answers. now you can make your voice count, on cnbc live. go to cnbc.com/vote right now. let us know what side you're on, at cnbc.com/vote. ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. they challenge us. they take us to worlds full of heroes and titans. for respawn, building the best interactive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall." the first multiplayer game for xbox one b

. >> thanks, dom. >> dom i should add, fabulous -- the ac supply came out. >> home depot supply. >> congression pickg up. february 609, march 659 million. april, 893 million. and they're talking about 11% growth in construction and industrial which is totally -- totally dovetails with what dom was saying. meanwhile these biotech companies are all on fire again. >> i was just looking at -- >> you're seeing -- >> gilley ador biogen. >> or amgen. >> not really amgen that much. >> they're starting to show signs of life as dom pointed out. >> what's happened, that merck bid. just made people say i have to cover my short. >> coming up, we're going to have an exclusive with goldman sachs' chief u.s. equity strategist david costen in light of the market's record run. you will want to hear his price target on the s&p. later on squawk alley, kevin o'leary back with his unique perspective on investing. keep it here. . time to take care of business with century link's global broadband network and cloud infrastructure. we constantly evolve to meet your needs every day of the week. could save you fifteen

back to you. >> all right, dom.hanks very much. >>> today's jaw-dropping gdp number, minus 2.9%, compared to the minus 1% preliminary number. according to dow jones it was the worst non recessionary gdp quarter we've seen in 58 years. where does that put us the road to recovery right now? >> well, with us now in his first broadcast interview since assuming the role of national economic council director is jeff zients here at the new york stock exchange. welcome. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> what a data point to walk into. you've had a huge career in the private sector, then tackled the healthcare.gov debacle and now this economic debacle. what happened, specifically with the health care piece of this? apparently, the spending went from looking positive in the first quarter to negative. can you just explain how it is we're now faced with one of the first nonrecessionary drops in u.s. output we've ever had? >> if you look at the revision, we talked about whether it was one of the worst winters ever on rec