during that time fitzpatrick and carson were likely they were out in front to find a good route. when they arrived and saw it for the first time it was on the day of december 5, 1843. it had been a few mile was from them but they hadn't seen it yet. as a matter of fact, when they saw it they hit it where there is a huge amount of lava activity geologically and there are at about lot of falls and rapids. where we're going right now is we're going to go into a place called dylan falls and this is by ryan ranch. we'll get a chance to see that here. today the country was alpine forest and beautiful weather made our journey delightful. it was too warm at noon for winter clothes and snow was melting rapidly. after a few hours ride we came upon the stream, stream, which proved to be the pine river. the water is very clear and frequently deep. we ascrended along the river that formed sheets of forming cascades. the banks blackened with rock and found an open bottom, which had been an old camping ground for the indians. we never traveled through a country where the rivers were so aboundin

during that time, fitzpatrick and carson, very likely that they were out in front to find a good route, if not already on a trail of some kind. when they arrived and saw the trees for the first time, it was on the day of december 5, 1843. they had been a few miles away from it but they had not seen it yet. when they saw it, there was a huge amount of lava activity geologically and a lot of falls and rapids where we are going right now. we are going to a place called dillon falls. this is right by ryan ranch. we will get a chance to see that here. today, the country was all pine forest. beautiful weather made our journey delightful. it was too warm at noon for winter clothes. the snow, which lay everywhere in patches through the forest, was melting rapidly. after a few hours, we came upon a fine stream in the middle of the forest, which proved to be the principal branch of fall river. it was occasionally 200 feet wide and sometimes narrowed to 50 feet. the waters very clear and frequently deep. we ascended along the river, which sometimes presented sheets of foaming cascades, its banks

. ♪ he is now housed with a friend from the streets, cardia fitzpatrick.ng but good times. >> how we knew each other. we went to dance school. now that we are here we became best friends. and we see eye to eye. we might have our differences but we still come together as one. and i enjoy every minute of it. >> every minute. >> every single minute. >> right. >> you my bestie. >> you mine too. >> for real. >> fitzpatrick serves as a sounding board for mcfarland's budding music career. ♪ ♪ ♪ on the front set like the dollar bill cut ♪ ♪ >> a one hit wonder is something that comes out and never comes out again -- >> understand that. >> say what you mean and mean what you say. >> it's going to be w0er7bd w0er7bdful. >> no, nobody said you can take it into existence and you are not going to do that. that is a hex. >> for real. >> my apologies. >> all right, thank you. >> mcfarland will soon have a chance to find an audience in the real world. he has just one month left on his sentence. but few changes at santa rita will have much impact on other men in the jail's

according to fitzpatrick that aide was larry schwartz.nor himself is not the focus of the probe, neither nor schwartz would speak to cnn about it. >> the governor did this to himself. he said i'll set up this commission to stamp out corruption in new york state and then the allegation is that he, his administration was not willing to play by the very same rules. >> reporter: cuomo did defend the aide's actions in an event last month. he drew a distinction between interfere race, independence. >> the best evidence of independence is when someone from the second floor says well why don't do you this? and then the chairman says, i disagree, i don't want to do that. that's not a sign of interference. that is the demonstrable proof of independence. >> why is that interference? >> it's called conversation and advice. >> reporter: i think this is the kind of tap the answering you can expect from people in public life, whatever the case. poll numbers show cuomo far ahead of his opponent and as for voters. >> they don't know what's going on with g

>> we think ryan fitzpatrick, now that houston, throwing to andre johnson, is underrated by the marketram will have a great year in new orleans. lacy was we said eddie the guy to look for. he was 34th on our list. ended up 19th overall. >> should i be heard that you have not mentioned my steelers and then roethlisberger? >> i am sure they will have a great year, and you can have a great fantasy season by using our projections. >> [laughter] bill, thank you so much. stay with us, another check on the markets is after the break. ♪ >> get the latest headlines at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and streaming on your tablet and on bloomberg.com. that does it for this edition of "bottom line." on the market is next. see you tomorrow. it is 56 past the hour which means bloomberg television is on the markets. i'm olivia sterns. equity markets are higher, the s&p edging towards its all-time record high this morning. inflation numbers this morning showing inflation is pretty much some dude, lowest level in five months. good news in the housing market, housing starts jumping to an eight-mo

remember it is shark week, sharknado and dan fitzpatrick suggested penney could be breaking out here. on friday a real interesting company that fits the thesis outlining on the high end and that is estee lauder. as much as i am concerned about an international slow down lowering gasoline prices and better refinance rates and a stronger job market might mean you can pick your favorite retailer and buy it. you have to admit the trends are going retail's way especially after today's huge rally. i want to surf the wave perhaps for the rest of the summer. how about we go to jenny in california. >> caller: hi, jim, good afternoon. i'm an uber fan of yours. my question is on e trade held it on and off. should i keep buying it? >> let's generalize because sometimes you have to do that. the financials are in a world of hurt because interest rates are not going up. e trade is along with many of the banks needing rates. i will not urge you to pull the trigger. dona in texas. >> caller: booyah. looking to firm up foundation of my portfolio. i was wondering what are your thoughts on johnson&johnso

it's a variable chartnado, and i'm talk to fitzpatrick, the founder and president of the stock market mentor.com as well as being my colleague at realmoney.com and we're talking about retail. specifically, j.c. penney, deckers and the once red hot michael coors. dan, welcome to "mad money." show us what you've got. >> okay. first chart. let's look at jc penney. everyone's hated jc penney for so long. >> oh, yeah. >> look at this long line here. volume at price and what this is an indicator of is where has most of the trading taken place? so we can see over here where the stock has been trading for several months in a really, really, really tight range. now 200-day moving average right here and this has been drifting down and the stock got really extended to the down side and really, really oversold. a couple of things and we get a low here and look at the volume. massive volume here and then we get a lower low, volume, not so much. so what we've got is a lower low on lighter volume. that's it willy bullish just because it's less bearish. >> okay. we'll look at it that way. >> so then

exactly lander fitzpatrick said not sure tan suits him.t was called the audacity of taupe and philip klein says this is what happens when obama bypasses congress to purchase a suit. garrett quinn added imagine if obama wore a tan suit after labor day. that would be grounds for impeachment. the internet's reaction or overreaction in this case was much ado about nothing. president reagan wore tan suits all the time. what's the big deal? next up, governor nathan diehl of georgia landed in an embarrassing situation on tuesday. four students stood up to ask the governor about a board of regents policy which prohibits illegal immigrants from attending certain schools in the state. the governor assumeded the students addressing himm were i the country illegally. >> there is a fundamental problem that can only be solved at the congressional level. and that is to deal with the issue of children. and i presume you fit that category -- >> i don't. i'm not an illegal immigrant. >> oh, okay. >> i don't know why you thought that i was undocumented. is i

fitzpatrick expressed not only orally but perhaps has expressed it through e-mails and said he wantedthe governor out of this, that it's independent. now he's saying it's just all fine. preet ba harrah doesn't like that. >> thanks so much. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," ray rice says his wife can do no wrong. well we'll get reaction from cbs's james brown after the fnl star breaks >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by the makers of zyrtec. zyrtec. muddle no more. >>> never before heard audio of president bill clinton. why he passed on killing osama bin laden. >> ahead the recording captured just hours before the 9/11 attacks. >> the n news is back in the morning here on "cbs this morning." stay tuned for your local news. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by hershey's milk chocolate. hershey's makes it a s'more. you make it special. hershey's s'mores, the unmistakable taste that reminds us that life is delicious. walmart's summer clearance event is going on this weekend. with thousands of items on clearance walmart has everything you need to

fitzpatrick originally not only expressed it orally but perhaps has expressed it through e-mails and said he wanted the governor out of this that it was independent. now he's saying it's just all fine. >> rikki klieman, thank you so much. >>> it is 7:19. ahead, ray rice says his wife can do no wrong. we'll get reaction after the nfl star breaks his silence about >>> we are starting out with a few clouds outside this morning. low clouds and fog just a thin layer has moved in along the coastline and over san francisco. this is from the cam you see the fog making its way over the city right now. but by the afternoon, that will be long gone. hazy sunshine taking over. and it is going to be hot in the valleys. 99 degrees in livermore. 85 degrees and sunny in san jose and the next couple days cooling down slightly over the weekend. >>> this national weather report sponsored by the makers of zyrtec. muddle no more. le no more >>> never before heard audio of president bill clinton. why he passed on killing osama bin laden. >> ahead the recording captured just hours before the 9/11 attacks. >

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. >> joining our closing bell exchange, gerard fitzpatrick from russell investments. ken, chris from jk investment group and rick from cnbc along with michelle who has been leading our coverage on the situation at the ukraine/russia border today. michelle, any sort of subsequent headlines after these early claims today by the ukrainians they had tracked and destroyed russian military vehicles moving into their territory? >> yeah. for sure. russia is denying they had any vehicles there. after 10:00 big dive in the markets. this gentleman came out, he's a military spokesman and he said what you're talking about, they had destroyed a russian military column deep within ukraine. this is when the market sold off because this would be a significant escalation. the ukrainian military facing off against the russian military. deep within ukrainian territory. that's why we saw a run to treasuries as well. now the russians deny thchlt they claim they have no vehicles there and they say ukrainians are trying to stop their humanitarian aid mission of 200 trucks that you see here.