. >> start out with a guy who's left is gopro out on a river. >> the gopro camera shoots really high-definition videos. it's really compact in size, makes it portable and concealable. >> this one bear approach the camera, and all of a sudden the gopro is in his mouth. >> get a very, very close-up view of what you would experience if you were being eaten alive by a bear. >> what we learned from this is that a grizzly's mouth is absolutely disgusting. it's gross. >> eventually, the grizzly loses interest in the gopro and looks for another snack. are we witnessing a real wildlife moment, or is this not your average bear? >> this one definitely fake. you can tell these are people in bear suits. as someone who has raised grizzlies from cub to full grown for years, i can tell you this say fake 100%. >> actually, the bear is real. but is the situation a setup? how on earth does the gopro get the inside story on those huge chompers? >> i feel like he had to have put something on the camera to make it want to eat it that badly. >> did he smear some salmon on it, or, you know, gravy? side of beef? >> inc

would you rather gopro or anbrell. >> gopro.e 10th there's a piper jaf ri conference that gopro will be speaking at. today piper jaf ri praised their price target to 68 bucks ahead of that rvs can. i think there is a tail bind, with he talked about this last night, i think that's where the stock is headed. >> interesting. interesting. >> i'm curious, he talks about sector bet. what is the sector? you know, is it apple? with iphones, is it something that's not camera related or is it a hardware -- i don't know. >> i guess it depends on how you look at it. >> i think it's a content company. i think that's -- you condition look at it as a hardware company. i still use the example of the nhl deal that they did. if they're putting gopro cameras on nhl players that gives you a unique vehicle that you can only see on the go pro website. so to me that's the play here, the question was would you rather in the short term bk would rather neither. as positive as i am on gopro -- >> do you know how to play would you rather? >> he can say eit

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. >> competition for gopro. citigroup out with a new note saying gopro may not catch on with the mainstream audience. we've got the ceo of a company that could make things harder for gopro. 360 fly will join us live coming up. >> here is where we stand in the markets. an hour to go in the session. it was volatile early on. dow up 55 points. continuing to add on top of yesterday's strong gains. s&p adding about five points. nasdaq up seven on the day where interest rates moved back a little bit lower. joining our closing bell strange we have david kelly from jpmorgan heather hughes and rick santelli. rick, let me start with you this. move in interest rates. a pause today, but all the focus back and forth is about investors. what are they going to do? is everybody going to move out of fixed income pile into the stock market? is the upward trend going to resume? >> i don't believe in the great rotation. flows don't wear it out. i think i would take that off the table. in terms of will it continue? i think it will b

people today were using gopros as a way to proxy short ambarella ambarella. i think that's a mistake. >> i think it's a mistake too and it's an opportunity for gopro. even though it's had this big run you wanted to see this pullback. now you're getting the opportunity after this huge run to the up side gopro's been on. international expansion and it's brand. i think aum of those contribute to the fact that gopro should go higher. >> why buy it now? to me this is a stock that's a total momentum play 70 times earnings. all the issues on competition are still there. i look at this chart and i say this thing goes to 50 before it finds a base, and i think you have to listen to this news. this to me is why. it's a great company. they have a brand. they have this -- >> they're down 13% year to date. if it's a freefall, and to your point when you look at an ambarella you want to see a three-day rule-u want to see where it starts to make a series of higher lows. we haven't seen that yet. you have to give it time to breathe. but gopro if it's running out of favor as ma

could spell trouble for gopro. plus june has been the best month for ipos since back in 199 but could that actually be a bad thing for the market? but first, to the developing story in greece. after years of negotiating lending and worrying, could this finally be the weekend the greek drama reaches its final act? our michelle caruso-cabrera is live in athens tonight. michele, midnight in athens. what is the latest and where do we stand ahead of this key weekend? >> the latest is the banks here are under incredible pressure and really waiting to see what happens on monday after a couple of key meetings and key events that are occurring. reuters reports more than a billion euros in deposits were withdrawn today. a billion yesterday. twice this week the european central bank has had to extend what's called emergency liquidity to the greek banks. so that way when greeks went to the atms or to the tellers they could actually get cash or move money out of their accounts if they wanted to. we understand that the ecb's goi

so far i taped it -- >> gopro is getting into the drone business which is super hot.t popped the stock a couple of days the other day. charles: quad choppers you know what they meant. mobile eye. (?) that's another stock that i think will do extraordinarily well. there will be so many cameras on a car. not just the rear view. so many cameras on the car. nothing, but a driving entertainment system with cameras all over them. so much for private liberties. >> are the companies that you'll contractural give it to, will they cop it up to the government? there's a big difference between me volunteering -- >> don't use anything anymore, matt. >> you won't be able to do things in the backseat that you used to. >> what do you mean? >> now it's on tape, so it's good. >> what do you think, matt? >> you looked like this. is there any play on this? matt: anb. makes the chips for so many things. charles: even at these levels? matt: even at these levels. it has such potential. sales versus market cap low. the potential is there long-term. charles: what do you think is going to happ

and you could argue gopro needs ambarella at least such as ambarella needs gopro.the bears i think it was a lot more legitimate last week but not after this massive selloff. >>> and the bull case? simple boils down to they make the best product. end markets including home security. and it deserves to trade at the premium to the average semi conductor stock. most don't have earnings growth. and ambarella could easily be a takeover candidate, perhaps by the very needy needing to diversify, equalqualcomm. -- the bulls are adamant that this story is about more than just gopro. they offer high class solution s for new cars. body cams. and most importantly surveillance drones. for better or worse, a world with more drones is a world where where they are selling a ton of chips. expected to grow earnings at 55% clip this year. my view. okay i've been a fan of ambarella. but even i can acknowledge that the stock's price had gotten high. and the last play was roughly the shorts throwing in the towel. still in wake of this selloff i think ambarella has become a rapid grower.

. >> this strikes me like gopro. >> i was going to say gopro. >> we're thinking alike. >> except gopromissing the story. it's about the content. >> pete, i don't neen -- >> that's what some say about gopro to jim's point. >> if you go back to the ipo. >> it can't be about one product. can fitbit be a standalone product? >> if you want to be a great business, this is a hot ipo, it has all indications of than it's a nice ipo. in terms of a great business that you want to hold for long term, there's no defensible mote to competition. this was the problem with gopro. i said tonight the show, there's a point where somebody velcros an iphone to their helmet when skydiving and have the same effect. >> i disagree. >> let's not turn it into a gopro. >> he brought it up. >> it's a singular product. >> four on one. >> it's a singular point. >> that's the point i'm making. it's a one-trick pointny. >> apple watch keeps a lot of the same stuff. >> also, judge if you're not in on the ipo, i agree with pete i wouldn't chase it, and with jim. but fourth quarter is when they light things up. if you wan

gopro shares, please, look at that, down 2%. the parade a little bit here, josh. >> citi's analysts are throwing shade at gopro. saying that based on their own consumer survey, only 5% of u.s. consumers are planning to buy a gopro in the next six months or 12 months, whatever it is. they're cutting their forecast for unit growth. in the me time they're talking about drones being a big competitor for gopros, because people that want to be athletic and go down rapids, they can have a little robot flying next to them, filming them. rather than have the thing tethered to their helmet. >> do we take issue with that? >> i think they're probably bigger problems than drones, but that's citigroup saying it's not a mainstream product. >> ha was the line that had the stock down 4% earlier. you take issue with that? >> if you look at what the stock has done before this, scott. this was a stock trading $60,is been an absolute tear to the upside. it makes sense there's consolidation and maybe a little pull-back, you get it in the mid 50s, you

. >> gopros have sur vufd a lot. this is garmin saying we can take it too. >> speaking of gopro this next video, the guys in aussie like to test flight their remote controlled planes. they have a lot of fans in particular this one hawk that goes out and victimizes their plane. really quloes approaches but later on they get some other cameras, better cameras on there and watch what this bird does. >>s' got to be exhausting for this poor bird defending its neighborhood every day from these electric marauders coming through. >> he's not just doing close pass he starts actually grabbing at it. it's just some inyebl footage of a beautiful animal doing what it does best. >>> he's using a sharp blade to shave your friend. the tutorial that puts friendship to the test. >> i feel like maybe i would try a dish testfferent test. >> this dude is -- >> out for a neighborhood ride on his longboard. >> see who decides to join him on his run. his first deposit. we'd like to open a savings account for him. yes yes. great thanksks t t

people are saying hey, you can't touch the gopro brand. people aren't out buying action cameras and if they are they might have it in the phone they're look at and they're probably expecting it from the next apple refresh. >> you're not going to have your iphone 6 around your neck when you're jumping off a cliff. >> when i'm in the green room. you know that. >> if on the day tim jumps off a cliff -- >> any day. >> next up here, caterpillar rallying 2% on the day after boosting its dividend 10%. beakers. >> that was for me. caterpillar, a name similar to what grasso was talking about earlier, one of these global big company names that -- i've lost my train of thought. i'm sorry. >> pick up here. so caterpillar, if you look at the earnings forecast with caterpillar there's such a divergence between the actual stock price and where the earnings forecast is going. it's only second to john deere. this is only a by-product of fed easing at this point. i would be a seller of both. >> you mean the street's way too high? >> exactly. no, i'm sorry.

this company could technically trade up if it was compared directly to gopro, but gopro makes wearables, so it is not quite in that same area. alix: look at gopro stock, surely they are way off of their highs. leslie: it is still more expensive than a fitbit. fitbit has the consumer perspective to it, you have retail interest in this type of company, because they know the product, they say this works for me, and they hold the keys of the product. --t isn't why often see pops that is why you often see pops on the first day. done investors would have their spreadsheets and modeling, so no matter where these ideas -- get priced, they do tend to pop on the first day. alix: thank you, leslie. coming up, we will count down to the closing bell and wrap up comments from the fed. we are also waiting for oracle earnings coming out just after the bell. ♪ >> we are moments away from the closing bell. i'm alix steel. you are looking at stocks finishing slightly in the green. the s&p clawing its way higher after the fed announcement, after fed chair janet yellen was speaking. i should point out at o

that's why i bought it. >> quickly, this gopro deal. the upgrade? pete has been a big fan, i certainly am as well. i think gopro, whether or not the drone ends up being something really huge for them, i don't know. but i think that they're expanding their observings, they're the name. you're not going to take masking tape or tape an iphone to your helmet and produce the same sort of videos you can with a gopro. >> bond yields moving hirer. jackie zde angelis with more. >> you guys did talk about bond yield and we watch them earlier in the session, over 2.4%. jim you're yoe, i want to get your take on where you think yields are going from here. how does that have an impact? >> the market seems to tell us yesterday that everything is fine in greece. as comical as that sounds, the market is going to grasp on to that it seems for the next couple of weeks. i think yields are headed up to 2.6, i think the bund yields go back to 1%. a relative value trade. part of this is predicated on the fact that the stocks hold up in the top end of the range and don't

here it makes a lost sense. >> shares of gopro supplier amberella surging to a new high. the stock is up 133% this year alone and that might be a little bit too much for our chartmaster. so carter, what does it look like? >> it's to the moon. but let's go look at the chart and see how to the moon it is. several things that are worth noting here obviously, this is tremendous but sometimes there's such a thing as too much of a good thing. well, we know the angle's changed here. this is what my eye sees. well-defined trend line. and we have -- we've come off the trend line quite considerably. again, something of a parabolic move. a well-defined trend line. but then take a look at the way it's gotten here. again, this is the same chart, but i've simply annotated the performance of these powerful moves. so we have had six consistent moves each of which have given way to correction. if you take the average of these, this most recent unone being 70%. it's about 62%. this current move of six, seven weeks is a little bigger than average. and what has happened after this? well, we'

next, gopro. fortunately a much different story, at least so far. about 144% from its ipo price. when it went public with its hero camera. so what do you think fitbit's fate will be, guys, here? what do you think? >> a couple different things. one, fitbit valued at $4 billion is a bite size acquisition for anybody in this space. and and we know the space continues to grow even with apple watch. that's one thing. number two, if we look at those other names, it's difficult to say. most ipos are one-trick ponies. when amazon came public it was an online bookstore, that's it. when you're looking at ipos, you have to say there's going to be more to this company. in this year ipos have been overpriced. you shouldn't buy them on the opening. but i think in 90 days down the road you absolutely take a look at fitbit. >> and you're also talking about a company that really has like you just said one product and they have a ton of competition. we know apple is really petering -- they're just getting their new product out here. >> just getting started in the spa

this is gopro watching the biloxi shuckers a minor league baseball team. stuff gets crazy real quick. hits the ball a line drive -- >> no! >> no! >> yes, i cannot believe this video of all people it goes towards the guy with the gopro mounted on his head he picks it out of the air like a major league throw, bare handed, there you go. >> it's funny because he doesn't act like that was a hard catch. yep, i got it. >> freaking money right there. that is perfect. >> the great part is the comment of the guy. >> i had faith in you but i turned away. >> it's a tasty challenge. >> americans trying singaporean for the very first time. >> see their reaction next. >>> and joseph is rather upset about daddy being called a person. find out what he wants to be called a person. >> mommy, daddy, stop it. excercise regularly. 83% try to eat healtlthyhy. .....y.yetet u up p toto..... . 9090% of us fall short in getting kekey y nunutrtrieientnts s frfromom food alone. let's do more, together. adadd d onone e a a daday.y. cocompmpleletete w witith h kekey y nutrients we may n

one of their biggest customers is gopro. i think people think there is a lot of industrial uses for the chips that they make and where they go and so to me i think if you do have an acquisition of this company it is probably not going to be too much more of a premium here. it is getting a little rich here. i like mike's trade. if you want to make a short bet on this thing, this is the way. define your risk. options premiums are high. this is a smart trade. >> i think it doubles from here. if one were to say. it is not so much about where it is going long term. it is in terms of the path higher probably passes through a lower price. that's the whole point. new high, then a reaction. we're due for some sort of reaction at this point. we are trying to time the next correction and we think that time is now. >> that's exactly what it is. that's are july dated calls. in longer term though, what's your take on this company? >> we were talking about what would be the reasons that somebody would actually reach for this company at thi

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they stuck a gopro in the water to get a closer look. the shark circled them before taking a few bites out of the whale. >> it was exciting. i couldn't believe it was happening. we got it on video. at one point the shark lung knowledged out of -- lunged out of the water toward the camera. a junior lifeguard competition was canceled after 15 great white sharks were spotted. this is south of santa cruz, this was taken from the air by a marine biologist. a warning sign has been posted but the beach is not closed to swimmers. major delays caused by a downed power line. that started around 6:30 last night. a tree limb fell on a power line forcing bart to halt service. a viewer sent us this photo. showing the cards at the lafayette station. bart ran a bus bridge. >>> san francisco has agreed to pay a settlement to a iraq veteran who had brain damage after being hit by a train. the lawsuit claims the train operator ran a red light. it left stoll in a coma for five weeks. >>> sal. >> i'm here. >> we have traffic jams. >> we do. with the traffic

the financials did well, and watching some winners of the week, including fireeye and gopro, fireeye with cyber security, talking about china and federal employees, and the irs, the hack. anthem, home depot, that has been a stellar performer up 9%, with gopro with positive comments from analysts about the camera, on down side intel down 7.95% for -- 7.5% for the week, and caesar casino with concerns, and as far as economic news, ppi next week, and watching for inflation, retail sales, and sentiment numbers to name a few. >> nicole thank you very much. >> jobs in america, employers adding 280,000 jobs in may. unemployment rate ticking up to 5.5% as more people search for work. fox business peter barnes in dc with latest. give us a break down. >> one thing we've been watching for is strong erin creases in wages, in may wages took a healthy pop, but over last year, wage growth has been up and down month-to-month, keeping it on the historically low side, but, the white house said at least inflation, has been lower because of lower oil prices. >> over the last year, nominal wages are up 2

. >>> a biker's gopro camera recorded his own crash it is disturbing to see the least. the good thing is he survived. jesse lopez was riding his motorcycle through the angell lease national forecast in california, he came around a blind curve and crashed head on into an oncoming l.a. fire truck. he ended up with several broken bones, but lived to tell us he can't remember the crash itself. now that he has had a chance to watch the video though he thinks he panicked and hit the bike's front brakes which drove him right into the path of that truck. >> the gopro camera kept recording. >> apparently so >> wow. >>> a northern virginia man has been awarded a half million bucks in a medical malpractice lawsuit that stems from an audio recording he accidentally made while he was undergoing a colonoscopy. news4's chris lawrence is here to tell us about this. chris? .are represented the procedure done in 2013 at a medical building in reston. his phone was in his pants which nurses place under the operating table and it recorded everything. the female voice you're about to hear is

police also seizing receipts, back backpacks, a gopro camera and laptop. savopoulos' company just months before the killings. he was known to brag on instagram about driving the family's expensive cars. he has not been arrested or charged. so far, daron wint you see him there, he is the only suspect but police believe others could be involved. police arresting went after finding his dna on a pizza crust inside the home last month. the 34-year-old previously worked for the savopoulos company and went's attorney believes he is innocent. >> this was an inside job, maybe a hit job and i don't think the evidence is there to prove him guilty of anything. >> investigators also believe the suspects entered the mansion by force after finding a boot print on a side door. they're now looking for a match. ainsley. >> jackie ibanez in the studio thank you. >>> murdered over beer pong. 19-year-old texas college student, 39-year-old neighbor ronald mcneil crashed a party with some of his friends, a fight breaks out over the rules of the beer pong game and they were asked

because gopro just said they're coming out with a drone as well.rward thinking, as wuls. you you going to do it, too? >> as i said at the opening, we are the world's largest manufacturer of image sensors. anything that requires an imaging sensor we're interested. >> how are are the tvs doing? 4k tvs taking off faster than a lot of people expected. what makes people pull the trigger and say they need that much resolution? >> simple. seeing is believing. when we can get a consumer into a demonstration and show actual side by side high-definition, which is phenomenal and then 4k? they see it they believe it and they purchase it. adoption is so much faster in 4k than we ever imagined or ever witnessed in high-definition. >> htc taking it on the chin with the latest version, the m-9. it seems really hard to grow share in android smartphones. how are you feeling about that market and your place in it? you've done really well in sensors and phones like the iphone. how are smartphones doing for you? >> smartphones in the u.s. is not the first market that w

now, we have been worried about the competition facing gopro. last night we heard from the semiconductor company that makes the gopro. i'm still a believer. it has a ton of commercial drone work going. after today it was up 3.7% up 88% for the year. amazing quarter. it's not done. i think it sees par. now we can make mistakes, absolutely. later tonight i'm profiling a major mistake i made that's painful to own up to. but own up to it i must. that's why i scream diversification almost in sin kron anization with the stock ownership. you can turn your nose up at individual stocks and owning the next enron or a marijuana stock that's going to zero when you should have owned gw pharma. but if you buy the stocks you like and pay attention to them buy and homework i think you'll be far better rewarded than if you own some sector basket etf that includes the good the bad and the ugly even to the naked eye. larry in massachusetts, larry? >> caller: jim, how's the newest rembrandt of the philadelphia phillies? nice curveball. >> i thought it was more of a

estimate bus gopro's growth palses in comparison.has sales growth in excess 20600%. it trades at a 12% discount. that's insane. how about underarmor rapidly growing athletic apparel retailer getting its own wearable technology business. underarmor trades at 58 times next year's earnings estimate. 122% premium to fitbit even though fitbit is growing faster than under armor. if we give it the same low balled earnings estimate fitbit would be a $73 not a $32 stock. i'm not saying fitbit's stock won't double but i will say you can't call it expensive until it's as expensive as under armor. while fitbit has repeatedly said it doesn't want to put itself up for sale there are potential suitors who would love to acquire fitbit. just look at this crafty exchange between ceo james bark and my buddy pal, friend scott wapner also hosting with me squawk on the street yesterday. >> apple ever call you about doing a deal? >> can't really comment on that. >> anybody ever call you about doing a zmeel have you ever thought about selling the company? >

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reporter: over a decade-long career this skating wonder secured millions of endorsement deals from gopro> we're here at x games in austin texas, and i'm going to show you guys around. >> reporter: but even with all that fandom money and medals sheckler still isn't satisfies. he lives for the competition. >> i love going out to a contest and giving the fans what they want to see. >> reporter: today he's in austin texas, getting ready to compete at the x games for an impressive 15 times. ryan winning is a greater obsession now than it was at the beginning. >> you know, i want it i want it and so does everybody else here. >> reporter: with so many younger competitors at his heels, he wants to prove that he's still at the top of the skating game. >> i'm impressed with the youth coming up and it's fun skating with them because they still have rubber band legs and they can take hard slams and get back up and go. i envy them in a way. >> reporter: that didn't sound good. >> and if you fall like really wrong, you can get really hurt. and that's just the risk you take but when you do land it and

he had a gopro on and everything is caught on cameras these days. >>> made to remember for u.s. automakers. sales crushed estimates. more than 18 million cars sold last month. general motors sales rose 3%. honda rose 1%. may is typically a good monther for auto sales with buyers looking to spend those tax refunds. >>> chipolto looking to add chorizo to the menu it's made from a blend of chicken and pork with paprika, red wine. it's not only in this fixation last year mcdonald's tested chorizo burritos. >>> the banking giant has ended voice mail services for its 160,000 consumer bank employees. voice mail is being replaced by e-mail and text messages. >> nobody does it. >>> when we come back -- collision course a car comes right in the path of a train, ending in a wild wreck. >>> also a roller-coaster crash, passengers injured, waiting in the air, a dramatic scene at an amusement park. people are both soft and strong which is why our products are too. and we believe in value so we give you 60% more sheets than charmin ultra strong. angel soft. be soft. be strong. at philadelphia,

and these men are members of the gopro bomb squad, elite athletes sponsored by the camera maker. they make a modest living by challenging the laws of gravity. >> we're all scared before we jump. there's an element of fear. afterward, the feeling of joy is so much you're willing to deal with that as part of the experience. >> to stand on the edge of a cliff and to actually think of jumping off of that cliff, that should feel pretty foreign to most people. through our experience and training over the years and doing hundreds if not thousands of jumps it becomes something we're at peace with. >> how many friends or acquaintances have you had die? >> too many to remember. you know, a lot. >> when 20 of our friends died last summer in various parts of the world, that weighs on you pretty heavy. >> to reduce their risks the utah-based team trains constantly and watches each other's backs. >> i know if i was about to make a bad call it would be unlikely these guys would make the same bad call and one of us is going to catch it. >> by the time all of you had left the cliff my cameraman t

. >> reporter: spencer butler and grant krause were just back from rock climbing with their new gopro camera when they saw smoke and stopped hoping to get some shots of firefighters in action. but things changed quickly. >> dude, should we just bang on doors anyways? >> yeah. >> reporter: butler and krause, both in the air force, were determined, camera rolling, making sure everyone was out. they knocked down doors, eventually getting to three trapped dogs. >> come on, come on pup. >> you just kind of make the decision to actually act and once you start doing it, it's just all instinct. >> reporter: soon others join in to help. but within minutes, the smoke is too much. >> let's get the hell out of here. it's goin' up. >> reporter: firefighters say the men did a good job staying away from the hottest part of the building. but officials don't recommend taking this kind of risk. neil karlinsky, abc news seattle. >>> the new consumer alert involving bottle the water. and the worry that bottles on grocery store shelves. and a question about real estate tonight. how much should sellers hav

tries to take a chunk out of the gopro. >> i don't know a thing about sharks but that looks either pregnant or like it's just engorging on whale meat. >> probably with the second one there because later on in the video you can see here it just starts going to town on the whale. look under water. these guys were just blown away and they got to see incredible footage of this majestic and terrifying huge shark. >> [ bleep ]. >> it's a beautiful beast and it was just curious and even if these guys were in the water it doesn't mean it was necessarily going to attack them. >> pretty good point actually christian. second from the bahamas. these are tiger sharks. i think they are curious. one of them decides that maybe the shot this guy is getting isn't good enough decides to take his camera equipment with him. this is where the divers say, i don't want to let go this is my camera equipment. you and i are going on a race here and going together. >> he's riding the shark. >> yeah. not for long, though. eventually just off camera yanks it away and the tiger shark swims into the great blue yonder. >>

he had a gopro on and everything is caught on cameras these days. >>> it was a may to remember for u.s. automakers. sales crushed estimates. hitting their strongest pace in nearly a decade. more than 18 million cars sold last month. subaru led all automakers. general motors sales rose 3%. honda rose 1%. may is typically a good month for auto sales with buyers looking to spend those tax refunds. >>> chipolte looking to add chorizo to the menu, it's testing chorizo at 31 locations. it's made from a blend of chicken and pork with paprika, red wine. only listing the best ingredients. they have others as well. it's not only in this fixation, last year mcdonald's tested chorizo burritos in select locations around the country. >>> jp morgan chase is has ended voice mail services for its consumer bank employees. voice mail is being replaced by e-mails and text messages. i'm the worst at checking my voice mails. >> nobody does it. >>> when we come back, collision course, a car comes right in the path of a train, ending in a wild wreck. >>> also, a roller-coaster crash here, passengers injured,

instead of swimming away he deeded to get his gopro and capture it all on camera.fearless. >> doesn't seem too nervous. >> he could have captured a very different outcome. >> he's lucky to be alive. >>> san jose firefighters can put one fight behind them, the battle with the city over contract expected to come to an end today. what it means for the firefighters and what it means for you the taxpayer >>> after two weeks on the run these two new york escape ease may not be far from where they started, the new clues uncovered in a with a bin. c. a. b. i. n. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environmen

maybe it's the gopro generation if you will. it's more like extreme sports.uestion is can we build a tool that gets them sort of back into the more let's call it community-based where there's 45,000 people at a game. people are high fiving people they don't know right? how do we get more of those events and more participation in those events what gametime is all about. >> one of the problems is the wi-fi within the arenas is still awful. >> in older stadiums. >> even at at&t park sometimes it's foggy. >> and go ahead with the game two of the warriors. there you were sitting in the front row. >> i brought my paper ticket to the warrior game paranoid that they wouldn't read the bar code on the phone and i couldn't use social media from there. >> this is such a sad story. >> it was terrible. >> brad you're selling tickets online using your mobile. why can't ticketmaster just do exactly what you're doing or are they doing exactly what you're doing? >> ticketmaster is probably going to get there. they were born for offline and remember you had to make a phone call

. >> i hope they used a gopro for that. >>> president obama's fast-track trade bill is expected to receiveve the president power to submit trade pacts to congress without an up or down vote. >>> president obama urged congress to pass the measure. the president says this is is a chance to expand workers' rights protect the environment, promote a free and open internet and support robust new mashs to crack down on countries that break the rules. he says it's a chance to make sure that we and not countries like china write the rules in the 21st century. >>> happy birthday to jason mraz who turns 38 selma blair turns 43 and former "american idol" judge randy jackson is 59 years old. i'm ayman mohyeldin along with bill karins thanks for watching "early today." have a terrific tuesday. >>> a suspicious death in wine country. what sonoma sheriff's deputies say about a body found in a home >>> parking gets colorful in san mateo, who you it could make finding a spot a little easier. >>> san jose firefighters are poised ogt a pay raise from the city their first in seven years. =kris/2-shot= and i'm

his gopro capturing it all.en see him playing on the ground when his friend picked up the camera. he broke his arm and leg and expected to make a full recovery. amazing. >>> staying in california, no more tickets for san francisco 49ers fans, at least not at home. levi stadium is going paperless next season. season ticket holders will only be able to access and manage their game tickets and parking passes from a mobile device or their personal computer, and that means all 68,000 or so fans at the santa clara facility because the 49ers' games are completely sold out. >> what do you do if your iphone dies? that always happens to me at the airport. >> which happens and it's such a long trip from san francisco to santa clara. it's possible that it could die. you're out of luck. >> out of luck. >>> plenty of fans though made it to major league ballparks last night and some even made our highlights. >> yes, so let's get those highlights now from the guys at espn. >>> good morning. it's our "sportscenter" set here in l

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but thanks to that gopro, we can see exactly what he was going through. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here is wusa9's first alert weather. d.c.'s most accurate. >>> my son wears a gps when he skis. and he says cre-voss. >> that was back some time when gps was a little more exotic. >> how about 3-degree guarantee. >> are you trying to avoid it? >> i am moving it along. >> it was low-hanging fruit last night because it was going to be a midnight temperature. we went for a high of 72. we said dress for the 60s and it was 72. it actually occurred at 5:38 this morning. but remember, it is a 24 you know, contest. so, we were correct. i wish it were the case where it is always high temperature occurs the same time every day. that is not how weather works though. a look outside. 61, low so far today. so we will probably have a midnight low tonight. winds still north-northeast at 13. that is just a cool wind. even though it is june. so, a few rows are going to be -- roads will be wet tomorrow. nothing heavy but nuisance. 50s downtown. a better idea would be a jacket tomorrow. cool and dam