in germany and the ban has been very strong, monsanto is the largest producer of gnc.tates, tornadoes have caused massive damage in the state of oklahoma, according to the state medical examiner. this comes two weeks after 24 people were killed in the oklahoma city suburb of moore. >> the driver of this car had a death defying trip. the footage captures the carnage caught in oklahoma, multiple tornadoes tore through on friday. among those killed were a mother and her baby. they had been traveling across the highway when their vehicle was thrown through the air. the storms have also brought heavy rain and flooding. some streets in oklahoma city have been transformed into reverse and many people have been injured in accidents. tens of thousands of households are without electricity. the storms have now moved on to the northeast and the state of emergency has been declared in the state of missouri. germany, parts of the country are under water after heavy rainfall caused flooding in the south and eastern parts of the country. two people have drowned and they have closed t

fish, and inspiration, all voiced their opposition and all have jamba juice, two starbucks and the gnc. that is what this will do, thank you. >> good afternoon, maybe good evening, commissioners, my name is david troop. and i am lived in the triangle for 13 years and i am on the board. there are more reasons to disapprove this project than i have time to talk about and many of them have been covered, the existing mexican restaurants within a block of this location, the dramatic impact that formula retail has on neighborhood character and on setting expectations for land lords, and encouraging them to hold out for these credit tenants and yet the commercial real estate is a cycle business it is not reasonable to think that you can rent the space and you will have the same tenant for 30 years or ten years, if you do you are lucky. but a certain amount of turnover, it is just the nature of that business. the point of market is literally the gateway to the castro and the market, whatever we put in that spot sets the tone for the whole neighborhood. and putting a fast food chain in that loc

in that article there was a quote from the president of gnc corporation where he said we just let thesetudies pass. this doest affect our business because he knows he's got marketing behind him and he's able to market things as being safe at some level because the fda really isn't responsible for looking over his shoulder. >> when we talk about the vitamins, you say that they are not regulated, you could get a different formulation or batch or concentration in each dose. they probably don't provide benefit, they might cause harm. >> exactly. you don't take them. >> no. >> this is indicting stuff, again, we're talking about a 30 billion industry. and by the way, people thinking they're doing the right things for their bodies. they're trying to take care of themselves. >> it amazes me, actually, that we don't know this. if we were a regulated industry, we would know it but we don't and it's side. for example, when vioxx was thought to increase one's risk of heart disease by two fold, we knew about it in a second. the fda regulated and they put out a media release, and it became very clear

but rite aid has been trying to turn itself around, closing weak stores, partnering with gnc and carryingore private label favorites. well, it's much cheaper than the real thing. whether we are talking snacks or over the counter medicines and the turn is indeed for real. rite aid handily beat wall street's estimates when it reported back in mid april, delivering 11 cents of earnings per share when the analysts were expecting a penny. that's an astounding performance. then they announced they were refinancing high interest rate debt, and getting the much lower rates, thank you ben bernanke, available to them. they raised the guidance for the first quarter that we'll hear about when they report next week. they look like they have their act together, hence the ferocious snap back in the stock. but now i think after this run it is time for you to ring the register on some of rid. take out the cap, let the rest run, because you're in holy grail territory. you are indeed playing with the house's money. why bother to do that? why get off a winner? first, one of our cardinal rules here at "mad mo

off the halo because that's a stock that really worked that we mentioned on the show, and i'm buying gnce weiss? >> i'm short u.s. steel. i think it will go lower. >> mike? >> corning down 10% from mid-month. good old-tech name. >> and pete? >> well, i like las vegas sands so i'm part of that. you talked about macaw and how excited you. i also like pfizer. second half, got to like the pharma names. i think pfizer can go higher. >> does it for us. have a great weekend. look forward to covering the second half of the year. "fast" following "options action" and "power" starts right now. lunchtime, boys. >> dig in. >>> feels like i've been waiting here for hours for this show to begin. the last trading day of the quarter. what a wild ride for the markets. it has been this month, triple-digit swings, volatility. stocks eking out gains. will it be another roller coaster ride? the third quarter? now, defense stocks had a great quarter, a great quarter. many up double digits, a sector that just keeps going higher. despite fears about government, spending cuts, so is defense a way for you to make

that includes the chevy trail blairs and the gnc envoy.safety investigators say that that fire could occur even while the vehicle is parked. this is an expansion of gm's recall last august to check 250,000 suvs for fire hazards. >>> it's day one of the 50th paris air show in france, and the deals are apparently flying. phil lebeau is there and filed this report. >> here at the paris air show a big day with big orders being landed by airbus, boeing and embrair. airbus with orders of its a-380 totaling $80 billion. boeing's big order involved a couple of companies, first of all, qatar airways ordering nine 7 777-300 airplanes, worth $200 billion and another big order secured by boeing is to sell ten of its 787-10 dreamliners to ge capital. why is that important. well, this would be one of the first commitments to buy the newest, largest version of the drim linier. the chairman and ceo of boeing says there's plenty of room for growth in the wide-body market. >> boeing is competing with a very broad product line, 787s and then above the 787s,

. >> there are some publicly traded companies that -- gnc, multibillion dollar business built on theare we the only country that stuffs our faces with these pills? >> no. countries do this. certain european countries more than we do, in fact. i'm not sure about high lowe's do ess of vitamins or multivitamins orcaty perry but not uncommon to do this. there's lots of people who have true vitamin deficiencies to benefit from things like vitamin a but here it's rare to be deficient in a clinical way. >> this you have the option to eat better in this country at a certain level. >> trying to isolate vitamins out of the context in which you find them in nature is very, very difficult. and trying to create those studies to do that are also very difficult so the information out there isn't great. again, most people i think are unaware of the stud dis done. >> what about you -- i'll have you come back. protein shakes and these things, like my daughter's an athlete. i don't believe them. >> like an excuse. >> my instinct is that's a replacement and can't be as good as real food. >> what is she

even half the stuff that gnc sells. >> you have to look at first of all what is someone claiming?ngredients like the product you picked up, that's an interesting into irthat grows in bulgaria, you can die. so i think you have to lock at what can a product really deliver? there is only going to be so much. you can spend $66 or $500. >> they are playing the sound. thank you for coming in. we will have to talk more about this. kiehl's. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. . >> futures are looking good. friday again ragged, but today we get that back at least if it were to open here, sharply higher, dominating the global markets. we will tell you the stories that have the marks opened this morning. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 opportunities are waiting to be found in faraway places. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 markets on the rise. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 companies breaking through. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 endless possibilities. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 with schwab, i search the globe for the big movers. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 i can trade in 30 different markets tdd#

and in that article, there was a quote from the president of the gnc corporation, where he said we justsn't affect our business, because he knows that he's got marketing behind him and he's able to market things as being safe at some level because the fda really isn't responsible for looking over his shoulder. >> so, when we talk about these vitamins, you say that they're not regulated, you could get a different formulation or batch or concentration in each dose, that they probably don't provide benefit, they might cause harm. >> exactly. >> we don't take them. >> no. >> this is indicting stuff. again, we're talking about a $30 billion industry. and by the way, people think they're doing the right things for their bodies. they're trying to take care of themselves. >> it amazes me, actually, that we don't know this. i mean, were this a regulated industry, we would know it, but we don't, and it's sad. i mean, so, for example, when vioxx was found to increase one's risk of heart disease by two-fold if you took a fairly high amount for 18 months, knwew about that in a second. vioxx came syn