. >> you are such a debbie downer. >> about 50 miles. >> he goes out 50 miles in a little canoe? >> yes. every day, every day. >> awesome. >> this is typical dish. green leaves, eggplants, some spices, then meat. >> it should be pointed out we bought a lot of food. this sort of spread is not an everyday meal in these parts. >> there's your veggie platter. there you go, man. >> now we have a piece of a shark. he says that before 2000 more fishes, but since then -- >> smaller fish? >> yes and the quantity smaller. >> that's a papaya salad. >> it's one of those days where the artifice of making television threatens to move dangerously into cruelty. >> what are you guys eating over here? >> who gets to eat and when becomes a pressing concern to the two of us. >> can we get the kids eating? can we hand out the food? >> in a local culture like this, first ladies serve the men. >> right. >> then the kids eat later. because it's like a custom. >> it may not be our system, but it's a system. >> the kids are getting ready for th

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and then we move on tonight washington nationals in town, 76 for the first pitch and downer to 70 in the -- down to 70 in the 9th inning of the ballgame. we'll see if the phils can get back to what was winning ways last weekend. >>> a wave of low pressure out to the west will approach us and at some point in the afternoon and evening we'll see rain arrive, but at times it will be heavy. this new model run is sort of delaying the arrival of this until later at night. there have been other recent model runs and other models showing it coming in faster. the way i would like you to approach saturday is look for a cloudy morning anytime after lump time there's a possibilities of rain arriving. as you go through the afternoon and night, the better chance you have a heavy rain popping through. it could be heavy enough to cause flash flooding. at some point late in the day or saturday night we're looking at a period of heavy rain. down the shore 74 degrees, rainy. sunday, 78 clouds and sun maybe an instability shower or thunderstorm around, but drier on sunday than saturday. 83 in philadelph

. >> we'll break it downer for youment.e the wizards made their pick the general manager made a trade. that was with the atlanta hawks for their first round pick. kelly ubreer, jr. from kansas is a wizard. a 6'7" swing man and a snazzy dresserment check out the spiky shoes. shm i like them. >> 7'2" wingspan. he turned into a good defender with the jay hawks. this was a three-team trade includeing the wizards hawks and knicks. the wizards at number 19 made their pick for atlanta. with that pick they selected the hometown kid grant. today picked him for the hawks who traded him to the knicks. so a product headed to new york, one of the few experienced players the this the draft. he spent four years at notre dame dame. come trs a basketball family. his dad brother and uncle all nba players spms the dallas mavericks select justin anderson from the university of virginia. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. that's nice. >> big cheers for justin anderson, the former virginia cavalier taking the 21st pick overall by the dallas maveric

"action news" reporter trish harpin spoke with downers who showed up to meet and favorite rate yesterday host. >>> locust payne is eight months old but thinks his second i bleed for preston and steve blood drive. >> i was here last year, i could not donate but still here to support my husband who did. >> reporter: now rachel cain and her husband, ryan are here at greater philadelphia expo center in oaks donates as a party of three. >> we could have had a baby-sitter but we thought it would be cool to get pictures with him. we have pictures of her pregnant last year, with preston and steve. so we figured we would come out and bring the baby and introduce them to the gang. >> reporter: blood drive was the main attraction but there are other things to do, folks can try some ice cream donate to alex's lemonade stand and of course, hang out with preston and steve. loyal wmmr listeners lined up after giving blood to meet the host who entertain them on their morning drive. >> it makes us all feel good because we live in the area where people are unflinchingly generous and it makes you humble. e

>> what a downer. >> sorry to depress everyone. >> come on, larry. >> the warriors will celebrate theirionship. you can keep lebrating annecelebrateing even though the games aren't being played. the one team n under contract is raymond green. he's a restricted freeay he agent. he can go out and get another offefrom foreteamanother team. heade just under $1 million. it's expected to bump that up to $10 million. is that what the warriors dream of? >> i know in order for us to win, you kn to have this moment, we need to be better, and i knew everyone else wasn't doing their best as well. but in order to call them out,ly to call myself out first. and i'm all fo that if it means beg champions. >> the warriors partied at a steakhouse until 5:00 in cleveland. harrison barnes had never had a sip of alcohol until last night. and he was drenched in champagne. finally had some. he spoke with mike shumann. >> how do you top this? >> right now you enjoy it and trying to repeat. >> you could just feel it, the ergy between you guys, like a band of rothers. there's nothing like the feeling. i went thro

never a downer. shocked when this happened.eport roar neighbors want the driver to do the right thing. >> have confidence in our local authorities. they will be able to track this guy down or guy girl whoever it was that did this. nobody deserves such a treatment treatment. >> reporter: police tell us they found the motor to the windshield wiper ran the serial number on that's how they came up with the elantra they don't know the color of the vehicle they're looking for surveillance video and checking video on nearby bridges to see if that car may have traveled in from another state. meantime classmates tell us they will be wearing blue in his honor tomorrow in class. back to you iain. >> dave, thank you. >>> on your radar tonight we got storm on the way. people out in manayunk in shorts and t shirts enjoying the beautiful evening but dave you're tracking around of weather that could turn severe. >> it will not be tonight. it will not be tomorrow morning. it will be tomorrow afternoon and evening. radar is all clear tonight. en

the s&p and the downer not seen much of a decline.he nasdaq is more deeply in the red, down half of 1%. i want to talk about the bond market. it could be a little bit of the tailwagging the dog in terms of the relationship between bonds and equities. but at the long bond. there is a surge in yields this morning. inare seeing this action recent weeks. it's interesting because it didn't happen somewhat dramatically an hour ago. the yield is now at three point 17% and mimicking some of the moves we have seen in europe, similar movement on the 10 and the two-year. what isalking about going on besides the general perception that we have recently that the fed is going to get more aggressive. we have some supply coming to market this week in the u.s. in terms of the government option auctioning off the 30 year bond. if you look at my terminal, i have a longer-term chart. the highestg yields since late september. they are continuing to move higher and higher. that itthis disclaimer is historically still low. it is working higher from a we hav

suck us in by this but that is not enough >> i have no interest in watching this because it is a downer most people tell you they go to the movies to feel good or be entertained. >> people love watching the early rounds of american idol when those people are bad. that is the difference. this is where i agree with harris. here is the difference. american idol or any other reality show people are on because they want to be famous. i am wondering if these people are doing it because they are desperate and humilitate embaser thel bear -- embarrassing themselves on tv. andrea, would you watch the show? >> i probably wouldn't but there must be a crowd. there is a crowd that likes to see people with messed up lives. i don't know if it makes people feel better. but i have a friend who is a casting director and asks me any ideas for weird shows? the crazier the idea the more they want it. >> look at the people appearing on my show. judge alex was tamed compared to other court but i would have a litigant in front of me thinking i am watching a train wreck and people tune in. >> step aside, gloria

butben: not to be a downer, divorce is always a possibility.ou can end up paying alimony and loose possessions, but it is process than just walking away from an unmarried relationship. it is often fairer to the weaker party -- betty: if you are not married before, it is a lot more difficult -- you have no power them. stay-at-home dad or mom who was in bringing in the money, it would be disadvantageous -- who was not bringing in the money, it would be a disadvantage position. pimm: more prenuptial agreements, too. betty: thank you so much to greg steverman of bloomberg news. much more ahead on bloomberg market day. coming up in the next half-hour, the greek government has rejected the latest offer from creditors. greek officials say the proposal adds austerity and would lead to a worse bailout situation for the country. the latest on where the talks stand. ♪ this is bloomberg market day. i'm betty liu, here with pimm fox. hymanlet's go to julie with a look at the stocks that are moving today. julie: this is a deal that was reported upon to be po

pimm: i was just going to say, debbie downer over here wants to know why people aren't selling. daniel: coming into the year, all the pundits expected an increase volatility. it has been one of the least volatile markets we have had since 2009. as for the headlines, we're seeing positive out of greece, in spite of the fact that they have not come to a resolution. you have senior management at the table instead of just representatives. at the tableheads and they can probably work something out. you also have some arguing in my be a little bit of a lehman moment for greece. half the world saying to heck with them -- olivia: i don't know if you can call it a moment because we have been here for five years. pimm: dÉjÀ vu all over again. daniel: global spike in bonds. it has been a global -- pimm: sell your bonds and going to cash. daniel: buy euros. that is one argument that has been thrown out there. a low rateing off and thereafter liquidity concerns, too. i just want to reference this chart we are showing on air. this is incredible. it 20, the german 10-year yield was five basis

europe and asia have been downerers. this is driven by the possibility of a worldwide recovery. something that dove tails with the dramatic increase in european bond yields. the economy is getting better there. and a positive for china and a fantastic rally in the japanese stock market because that economy is coming back. fabulous news for earnings worldwide. how about the rails? i've got to tell you, these have been in a huge down trend. some of it because the car go helping the numbers including fracking sand and steel called off when oil got crushed. part of it is becauseco was bad. things haven't been that hot for other cat fwoirs including lumber and freight. the chemicals which also ship in bulk. only autos held their own. norfolk southern and union pacific are off 15% for the year. ouch. lately the declines slowed. now when stocks bottom they don't typically stop and do a u-turn. they go down quickly as they slice numbers. and down them endlessly. that's the story with the rails. to me with the last few days they act as the worst might be priced in soon. i say might soon

--m: i was going to say debbie downer over here wants to know why people aren't selling in the face ofll these negative tity? daniel: i think it's just old is good it has been one of the least volatile markets that we have had since 2009. as for the headlines, i think you're are seeing some positives coming out of greece. that is in spite of the fact that they have not come to a resolution. you have senior management at the table instead of representatives. people are the mind that would three weeks ago that you have the heads at the desk of the table and they can probably work something out. you also have some are giving it might the a little bit of a lehman moment for greece. after the world is saying to head with them and the other half is saying we cannot let that happen. it is still a balancing act. olivia: i wouldn't call the moment because it feels like we have been there for five years. pimm: bonds. tells about bonds. daniel: global spike in bonds. that is some logic people want to increase their euro reserves in light of what is going on in greece and the rest of europe. pimm:

never a downer. just shocked when this happened. >> reporter: well, police found a windshield wiper motor among the car parts that broke off and apart with the impact and on it, karen and chris a serial number that told them it belong to hyundai elan . there they don't know the color or year either. over at local pennsville high school athletic team urging kyle's classmates to come to class wearing blue and gold. they are the school colors to show support for kyle and they have a ribbon on their web site being shared all around town right now and it says number seven kyle strong, below it. >> what a nice show of support and we will just pray that is all we can do is pray for his recovery. thank you steve. >>> 4:36. still ahead a young boy is attacked by a shark in florida. bitten. what kind of shark witnesses say was in that area. >>> later in an amazing find behind a school wall, a 100 year-old chalkboard, is what being done to preserve this straight ahead. >>> welcome back the at 4:39. an 11 year-o

he was never a downer. he has really good grades. he's a solid kid. >> reporter: again, the driver whom you saw just a moment ago being taken into the court nearby to be processed and arraigned on those charges i mentioned. he has been identified by police as zackary mcdonnough. police say he told investigators he had been out earlier in the evening at a few bars he did say he had a few drinks but because police were not there at the time of the accident to give hem a breathalyzer to determine if he was intoxicated, at this point the charges are not related to that. we will have more details on this investigation coming up at 5:00. i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> family and friends will gather in a few hours from now for a vigil in memory of a philadelphia teen killed by a prospective drunk driver last night. today they placed mementos at the site where the 17-year-old was hit while riding his bike in hunting park. his uncle says what happened to him could have happened to anyone in that neighborhood. >> every sunday they drin

. >> what are the potential downers in terms of not getting those constraints on the president? go through some of the things that you've insisted on putting this in bill to limit the president and how he's dealing with some of the countries overseas. >> well things like protections of proprietary information. you see countries like china stealing our data stealing our information. so companies that have great ideas come up with great new technologies in america. countries like china try to steal that all the time. we have real protections here that they have to comply with the protections that we have of information. but the other thing is we're actually going to be opening up those markets where right now they have high tariffs. for example, if you're trying to build a foreign car company, i've talked to governors who said they can get foreign car companies to build plants in america where we make those cars. the problem is they won't build them here right now because the tariffs are too high. you knock those barriers down you'll see more development in america. you'll see mor

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. >> the last day of school was a downer for us as we brought the children into church to give out awardsm well, our hearts were heavy because of what we were dealing with. >> reporter: the fraternal order of police has stepped up and replaced 20 of the ipads already. they're asking other unions to pitch in and they're accepting other contributions to have the school up and whole again by the start of school in september. plus, the fop is offering reward money for information leading to the thieves. >> we are here to help replenish that inventory and also pledge a $5,000 reward from our reward fund at the fraternal order of police for the arrest of the person that did this. >> we believe that these ipads are somewhere in this community probably sold for a very cheap price many people probably have them. they should turn them back in if they bought them. >> reporter: brian and nydia, the word from police is tonight that you can help them solve this crime if you have information by calling the fop itself, southwest detectives or the city's anonymous tip line. live in west philadelphia, i'm

his awareness, though, spieth's awareness has doubled since -- >> and you guys are such downers.tell you. this was an amazing event. >> it was. >> i'm a golfer, i love golf, i was at last year's u.s. open, and what was so much better about that, you could actually get close to the players and you can see the action, you can stand on top of them, see their drives, see how it is they do what they do. it wasn't just spieth that was fascinating. >> jason day, the guy who collapsed on friday in the game. >> that's right. >> he has been vertigo i guess is what it is, but he carried on like a champ. >> he carried on like a champ. and you look at him, ricky fouler, all these guys are super young. >> rory mcilroy. >> i think mcilroy and spieth will be a huge rivalry now. >> and i understand it's not basketball. >> no. -- >> but it's a huge -- >> no, i know. >> i'm just saying, though, from an investors point of view, under armour be the bigger story will be the basketball sneakers. >> but for boomers, 10,000 of us retiring every single year. >> right. >> you think they're going to play ba

never a downer.ck when this happened. >> reporter: hope to return the favor and cheer him and his family up. look at this ribbon they have on the twitter and facebook page for pennsville memorial high school's athletics page where he is a star. you can see number seven and hash tag kyle strong. and this is also the go to place right now for people to get updates because kyle's mom at the hospital with him at his bed site updating coaches to pay on his classmates and community. three hours of surgery. swelling is noughts as bad as originally feared. they are calling next 48 hours critical. critical time here at the police department too. they don't know paint color of the car but they know make and model of the high unday's land that that hit kyle. they know that because among the parts that broke off the motor, of the windshield wiper blade and that had a serial number on it like most do these days. they trade them when stolen this time they are tracing it because it was in the hit and run accident,

. >> he refuses to up and downer to the indignity. >> exactly. other people have said that he actually -- because he takes this personally. >> the little brown ones. >> he's loved by not just cubans in florida, but hispanics generally. >> people forget that marco rubio said no offense to immigrants burke my parents were exiles. >> one of the biggest racial divides you see is this question asked fairly often, which is do you prefer a larger government providing more services or a smaller government providing fewer services. blacks and hispanics are more likely to say larger government providing more services. a vision of conservativism isn't about talking points. >> jeb bush is definitely conservative fiscally and a lot of different areas. don't malign an ethnic category in the united states. >> that's what's fascinating. isaac lee said to me, while i agree with you completely, he said actually immigration matters in some ways at least rhetorically more than those things. because you're saying otherwise, my sister can get electrocuted it's fine. w

whoa betty downer. >> i went to see "mad max" last weekend with brassy. got to tell you something. the apocalyptic everywhere in our fantasies in this country. all over the place. that was a great example of them but it's so ridiculous because that's supposed to be the news media. >> i know. >> by the way. the conservatives the economy is about to fail, the terrorists are attacking. >> we have our own. >> i think so. >> that's actually all happening. okay. ahead on "the five" tomorrow hillary clinton is going to try to make americans trust her again during her first major campaign speech. how does she plan to do that? ed henry knows and he'll join us next. ahhh. beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm trying my best. seriously, i'm...i'm serious. request to come ashore. geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. [ male announcer ] when joh

whoa betty downer. >> i went to see "mad max" last weekend with brassy. the apocalyptic visions, they're everywhere in our fantasies in this country. all over the place. that was a great example of them but it's so ridiculous because that's supposed to be the news media. >> i know. >> by the way. the conservatives the economy is about to fail, the terrorists are attacking. >> we have our own. >> i think so. >> that's actually all happening. okay. ahead on "the five" tomorrow hillary clinton is going to try to make americans trust her again during her first major campaign speech. how does she plan to do that? ed henry knows and he'll join us next. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet grew up in a family of boys... married my high school sweetheart... and pursued a degree in education. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda-approved to treat this pain. lyrica may cause ser

i'm from chicago, illinois specifically downers grove, and i was out here living out here attending suffolkniversity at the time of the marathon and i wasn't trying to be there. i wasn't trying to spectate. i didn't have any friends running. i was just walking home from work and i was a victim of circumstance but that being said i've made a host of friends within our survivor community. they are going to be lifelong friends. they are people that i continually rely on and lean on and i really want to thank a couple of people or groups, i should say. first is my family specifically my mother who as you heard in my victim impact statement today received a phone call from me just three minutes after the explosions went off, and i -- i scared her half to death so i'm sorry, mom, and thank you for your support, and i also want to thank war dogs of chicago which their organization gifted me my service dog. her name is friday. she is a ptsd service dog, and they -- they generously donated her to me after hearing about my story. i want to thank the people that have worked tirelessly to get this whol

. >> heavy downer. >> i went to see "mad max" last weekend. yeah, yeah it was graphic.o tell you, the apocalyptic vision they're everywhere in our fantasies in this country. and that was great example of them. but it's just so ridiculous, because that's supposed to be the news media. >> yeah. >> i know. >> by the way, the conservatives won't tell us the economy is about to fail, the terrorists are attacking. i don't know. >> we have our own. >> that's actually all happening. ahead on "five" tomorrow hillary clinton is going to try to make americans trust her again during her first major campaign speech. how does she plan to do that? ed henry knows and he'll join us next. let's take a look at your credit. >>i know i have a 786 fico score, thanks to experian.com. so what else are you going to throw in? leather seats? >>and this... get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. my scalp hurts. my hair hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful, blistering, rash. if you had chicken

whoa betty downer. >> i went to see "mad max" last weekend with brassy. i got to tell you something. the apocalyptic visions, they're everywhere in our fantasies in this country. all over the place. that was a great example of them but it's so ridiculous because that's supposed to be the news media. >> i know. >> by the way. the conservatives the economy is about to fail, the terrorists are attacking. >> we have our own. >> i think so. >> that's actually all happening. okay. ahead on "the five" tomorrow hillary clinton is going to try to make americans trust her again during her first major campaign speech. how does she plan to do that? ed henry knows and he'll join us next. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... ...served my country... ...carried the weight of a family... ...and walked a daughter down the aisle. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda-approved to treat t

the cars, that's what's left over, the cars are in the roadway the roadway actually seems to he up downer water main break. i want to show you what's happening on the scene. pgw is here to check the gas lines to see if any water got in the gas line. they do not feel like there's any danger at this point. the parking authority is out here because they need to tow the vehicles out. take a look at the video. this is dramatic video from early this morning after getting reports of the water main break at 4:00 a.m., when the water department the fire department and the police rushed out here. the water department had water rescue ready with boats on hand. police helped the residents by lifting them up, a little boy walked over from his home to make sure they got out of the area safely. the water was so high and the current so strong they were worried that people would get hurt. many of the residents are in their homes. they are looking at the damage, claims adjusters are on scene. one woman told us about the wake-up call she got this morning. >> i was in the bed sleeping. somebody banged on my

i'm from chicago, illinois specifically downers grove. and i was out here living out here attending suffolk university at the time of the marathon and i wasn't trying to be there. i wasn't trying to specktatespectate. i didn't have any friends running. i was walking home from work and i was a victim of circumstance. that being said, i've made a host of friends within our survivor community. they're going to be lifelong friends. they're people that i continually rely on and lean on. and i really want to thank a couple of people or groups i should say. first is my family specifically my mother who as you heard in my victim pact statement today received a phone call from me just three minutes after the explosions went off and i scared her half to death. so i'm sorry, mom. and, thank you for your support. and i also want to thank war dogs of chicago which their organization gifted me my service dog. her name is friday. she's a ptsd service dog. and they generously donated her to me after hearing about my story. i want to thank the people that

. >> here's downer dave. >> it is going to be 79 degrees. we are on our way to 90. we could there been by noon time. so really starting to heat up and that wind south/southwest at 5 miles an hour. now i drive by wissohickon high will school, they have finals monday and tuesday. we have to keep bus stop buddy going, 57 to 80 degrees. keep him there until end of the next week. seventy-five to 80. stay cool. drink plenty of fluid. we are at seven because heat and humidity, plus showers and storms later today. heat advisory. heat index close to one hundred degrees between 2:00 and 5:00, that is the worst. temperatures are already up to 80 here. we are almost at 90 wye noon and climbing up to 93 degrees with a few showers and thunderstorms to the north. not much least leave overnight tonight, warm, muggy down to 75. warm start tomorrow but cooler weather comes in by end of the weekend. we will have that in the seven day forecast. see how things are going where we are trying to beat the heat. rehoboth beach. look at this hey, bob. >> yes, exactly, some folks come down the

always making people laugh, cheering everybody up, and never a downer. this all happened. >> reporter: so here is the facebook and twitter page being shared, first, by pennsville's athletic department. you can see the number seven, that is kyle's number on the football team and you will also see that blue and gold ribbon and hash tag school strong. as we come back to the live picture of pennsville they have the original colors of the philadelphia eagles and they are also called the eagles. and there is another number seven across the river coming back from a severe injury sam bradford and you can bet sam bradford when he hear about this will be cheering on to come back just like he is hoping to do this year. another number seven needs a lot of healing and help and police need some help too and they are hoping for a tip call or a call from a lawyer today that they suspect is on the way as well. >> my goodness. >>> thanks, steve. >>> kind of a similar story, but this has a worst ending to it. a 17 year-old boy in philadelphia was hit and killed by a drunk

i'm going to be debbie downer for a second.n, shouldn't it always get faster every year? because the tickets go up in price? >> they could. that's a point here but you can't have that kind of receipt if you don't put out movies. right? i mean that's the point, too. if you don't put out a blockbuster movie, you can have all the inflation you want there and you're never going to get the kind of receipts that you have for a billion. i get what you're saying. but still when you have a few different blockbusters coming out already so far this year inflation is certainly part of the story but so is the "avengers, age of ultron," and "inside out." >> i'm just being a pain. >> i know. >>> guys we're also watching shares of nike ahead of today's earnings. shares down about 1% but they are up double digits almost 40% over the last 12 months. let's have a debate on this stock and whether you should be owning it now. sam poser, also lorn vasaleska. start with you, sam. i understand that the valuation is very high. is that what gives you pa

neil: the fitbit is to leave the downers tied, but not completely so, your argument there are others certainly do this and all you can do with this is track your fitness and maybe how are you doing when you're sleeping. but there are other devices that do a lot more. explain. >> well, if you -- boy, by the way, look at the individual fitness tracking devices, fitbit controls 85% of that market, so they've already got the market -- neil: some of these do other things than just track your fitness. >> that's right. neil: but they're saying they're the big leader. >> that's right. so, in my opinion, you've got 21 million people that use these devices, it might swell to 30 million, that's not much of a market. and then you've got apple, google, samsung, nike, garmin, all these people coming into these very, very new markets and you've got a lot of money behind them. so in my mind, i look at the valuation of the company, i like their products, i know the people who use their products, and the company is now worth 7 billion or close to it, it's more than fossil, worth more than a lot of maj

just being really debbie downers. i was like time out here guys. this is reversed. this isn't right. i should be depressing you. stop it. stop it. i said ok, ok, we'll stipulate it. i'll stipulate, we have enormous challenges facing this nation. so ask me a simple question. if all these problems facing this nation, ask me why i'm willing to run again. and they did. i gave them a pretty simple answer. because i'm not willing to give up hope. i'm in the willing to throw in the towel on america and neither should you. so god bless your efforts and god bless america. thank you. [applause] kellyanne: the next man needs no introduction to you, but i'll give him one anyway. senator ted cruz of texas -- [cheers and applause] is responsible for that throng of cameras. he was elected in 2012. in what many also billed as a hopeless, uphill battle. an egotrip. don't even do it, he was told. and the establishment sent all the king's horses and all the king's men and all their money against ted cruz and he defeated a sitting lieutenant governor, not once, but twice. first in the

conditioning use it they're like a dog with a fan blowing and it is talked he's actually here not to be a downerre looking pretty good. >>darya: and to allow we will talk to you later. >>james: that will make way for a lot of sunshine come letter this afternoon it will be great destination if you want to get away from the heat it will be extremely have we're talking temperature of the operas of 1024 walnut creek in concord and harder still to be farther inland the bird dog with a four you would expect the work your way through the afternoon when he devised in effect the national weather service did not have been issued initially this morning today tomorrow he devised is in effect for other areas in yellow and a full the knock them out of the east and the south bay really will be the east ave there will be pushing the dangerous level where talk about a hundred and two degrees for concord hundred three and antioch as his own in your we have work reprove the day you see the temperatures will be the blistering hot and east valley the and the 10:00 hour were looking at really have a mix of '70s and '

. >> i don't want to be a debbie downerer. media for a few years pretty intensely. we have a beautiful moment this year with laverne cox on katie co uric where she asked about her private area. >> she flipped it and said i don't talk about that. we need to the change the conversation. people who are most vulnerable. there are so many other things. my friend and mentor talks about we need to kanye this moment. caitlyn, i'm going to let you finish but trans people of color are more likely to be harassed on the street. it's like we are going back to trans 101. we tried to push it to 201 and 301. even last year when beyonce was on the cover of time 100 and was wearing something similar to what caitlyn jenner was with wearing but she was more covered with a white sheer top on . beyonce got red, gotle called a horrible mother, relying on her sexuality. we need to point out and recognize the double standard for women of color and white women and whose boisd and stories are celebrated publically in the media. >> the question of body.

you know just being really debbie downers. i said time-out here you guys. listen. this is reverse. this isn't right. i should be depressing you. stop it, stop it schm! i'll stipulate, we have enormous challenges facing this nation. so ask me a simple question. with all these problems facing this nation ask me why i'm willing to run again. they dutifully did. i gave them a pretty simple answer. because i'm not willing to give up hope. i'm not willing to throw in the towel on america and neither should you. so god bless your efforts and god bless america. take care. [ applause ] >> the next man needs no introduction to you but i'll give him one anyway. senator ted cruz of texas -- [ applause ] is responsible for that throng of cameras. he was elected in 2012 in what many also billed as a hopeless, uphill battle an ego trip. don't even do it he was told. and the establishment sent all the king's horses and all the king's men and all their money against ted cruz and he defeated a sitting governor not once but twice. first in the primary and then the runoff representing texas. before th

stuart: dan, you're such a downer. come on-- >> buy it buy it buy it. that's a great buzzer. go for it. listen, you're going to get the stock split if you're on record as of july 2nd. granted probably part of what the company wants to do. people understand this company and more than 50 million in 20 countries and growing every day. why not? >> i've been waiting for it to come down and it hasn't. ashley: it hasn't. there's lots of competition coming on, small fries, but one could ultimately challenge. apple 35% before the split and 7 70% after the split and. >> back a little from where it happened. it hit 700 and backed off a tiny bit. look at it go, 698. i don't like particularly showing charts, but look at this one netflix doubled the past six months. look at the chart-- we showed you moments ago. take a look at an apple chart from post the split, look at that. that's a straight up movement if ever i saw one. not bad at all. the big board meanwhile, this is wednesday morning, we're two and a half three minutes into the session and we're down 67 points. now 70 million people

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very happy place to watch, and we love warm fuzzy stories, but occasionally we have to be the debbie downers loaded up on the chlorine. that actually means that urine is mixing with the chlorine in the water. i mean listen. >> nice. >> time for the monthly willie geist take on the germ story. what am i supposed to do with this information? i'm going in the pool. i've been going to the pool my whole life. i'm a pillar of health. >> except for that rash that won't go away. >> thank you. confirmation. >> for most of us -- see, you can get in the deep end and you're still well above water. >> that's my point. i'm right here. >> obviously not to swallow the water. take your kids on potty breaks regularly. in all seriousness and i'm with willie i think some of the germophobe stories are a little cray cray be aware of stagnant water. that is a big problem. you think oh it's fun to dip into the lake. if you see that the lake is stagnant, do not go in there. i'm from a small town. people jump into lakes. that's what we do. we sometimes don't have money to have a pool willie. you don't have one, i'm k