horton battling in front. to the bench. >> i know we're not supposed to speculate but i'm going to call this an upper body injury. i think he popped something. we didn't see him come back. it would be a tree mmendous bloo the boston bruins. >> it's better than a canucks diagnosis. upper body injury. for chicago, what do you want to see if you're going to take this down in the second o.t.? >> i think they should keep going at it. they've had their chances. they've added defensemen into the rush. there's nothing they should be afraid of especially with the way corey crawford seems totally at ease in the overtime. >> you know what's interesting for me, jaromir jagr got better as the overtime moved along. when everybody else starts to slow down a little bit. jagr looks as fast as he did 20 years ago. he did create scoring chances. to me moving forward i'll be watching him in the double overtime. >> if fatigue is not a factor for him, is it more of a factor for one of these two teams? >> i don't think so. they've b

and the hooking call on horton. as embellishment, which in the macho world of hockey -- no one wanted to do it. chipped around and swung for at the front of the net. along to bergeron. tucked it back to boychuk. slams it across to ference. to boychuk again. >> there is no miscommunication. bergeron comes off the ice. david krejci, it took him a while to get onto the ice. >> mike: 45 gone on the coincidental minor penalty. >> eddie: they weren't listening because there were too many players on the ice for a good five or six seconds. >> mike: off seidenberg. jammed one to the front. after he did, he was stood up by seabrook. explained to it chara and then jagr. goes down gently on a collision. with an opening and a shot that is steered wide. seidenberg, just let him see it and close it right up. chara went to work. able to go ahead. jagr to kelly. jagr. they try to get a great breakout pass by sharp. >> long for bolland. right in the way was kelly. they can't get much further by digging. sent wide. it is bolland bring

tumbling down to the ice and getting back up again is horton.ci and we get a stoppage of play. >> eddie: the brace on the back of the helmet. the referees have to blow it down. >> mike: immediate whistle. around his face, too. >> eddie: that scramble down low. he knows it. he looked at wes mccauley there. you see it hits him up high. the band in the back of the helmet let's go and he said my mask isn't on. you have to blow the whistle. you see him there. he is looking. he is trying to get mccauley's attention. >> mike: a little extra going on while all of this is delayed. >> eddie: two michigan state guys. duncan keith, drew, two guys that played in the american league. one in norfolk and one in providence. >> mike: our athletic director undoubtedly has contacted them about helping out with the refurbishing of the arena there. needs to be done. passes. it is walked across by krug. over to peverley. peverley back to krug. across for a drive by krejci. held by crawford. and a little extra after the whistle. and a little more. >> eddie: the rotatio

a big drive by horton and that wouldn't go. another drive and the period has come to a close. >> pierre: right before the end of that period, black hawk defenseman went into the dressing room. what an opportunity. a quick puck movement. >> mike: coming up on the lexus intermission report, they're bringing it early. plus, the impact of jonathan toews and patrice bergeron. 20 minutes played. shots, 12-6, bruins. only one of them found its way in. kelly from seguin and paille. 1-0, the home team at the end of the first. discover card. how can i help you? oh, you're real? you know i'm real! at discover, we're always here to talk. good, 'cause i don't have time for machines. some companies just don't appreciate the power of conversation! you know, i like you! i like you too! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and talk to a real person. and this park is the inside of your body. you see the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels to trap and remove some waste. and that gelling also helps to lower

seidenberg jabbed it for the play to be made by nathan horton. settled down by sharp. and back to duncan keith. striding back for this is sharp. seidenberg, defending him. goes around behind. met there by chara. the puck escaped to lucic. starts on back for the bruins. back up the wing. he got krejci moving. the omnipresent stick of duncan keith. laid on the back. seidenberg, the shot geared away by crawford. looked around behind. away from krejci on another tip by keith. fired around behind again. it is seabrook once more. trouble for handzus. floated it ahead. out of stick. right near the back-up goaltender. >> eddie: you mentioned two really good plays by duncan keith. quick developing plays. milan lucic going straight ahead on that two-on-one chance. krejci going hard to the net. >> mike: sharp taken up a little bit from that. >> eddie: sharp is a little shaken up. i can tell you the message on this bruins bench right now, hard on him all the time. he wants pucks in deep and he wants hard on the chicago bodies. >> mike: it is krug. marchand. send it to jagr. jagr d

bounced on back and it is horton taking it behind. horton to the outside. the glove by bergeron.. lucic. lucic got it on to the back. across by mcquaid to ference. ference, the shot. directed on goal by bergeron and saved. wide. with marchand. that's the half court, mcquaid is down. it is cleared off a bruin leg that was dangling over the boards. and out of play. >> that was jaromir jagr and that's a heck of a play for the blackhawks. you had keith and seabrook out of gas at the start of the overtime. what an opportunity from andrew ference. a good tie-up in front of the net. and corey crawford fighting it off. the people in front, what a redirect there. it provides the target. does a great job. >> mike: bangs ahead to ference. off the stick of hossa. marchand trying to work ahead. and hjalmarrson. reversed for marchand. he drags it along the boards. wedged enough by handzus. then pitched away from sharp. ference floated it back. a collision between handzus and bergeron. now back off the stick of sharp. just away from marchand. lots of play between the blue lines. carried back on

and then horton doesn't misses the wide-open net. the bruins shut out pittsburgh 3-0, taking a 1-0 series lead. >> nba golf semis. cal facing illinois. joel stater, follows 3-2 and campbell defeats michael kim. ws where this -- missed this pout. they will face a.m. alabama dorm. >> that's it for abc7 news. we continue tomorrow morning at 5:00. ike >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for 10 minute trainer, brought to you by beachbody. >> hi, i'm mark steines, coming to you from hollywood, california. we would all love to lose weight and get in shape, right? but the problem we have is time. look, i had all the excuses in the world: i was too busy, i was too tired, not enough time... that is, until i discovered 10 minute trainer. that's right, 10 minutes. look, i'll be very honest with you. i was skeptical at first, and then i heard it was developed by fitness trainer tony horton-- he's the guy behind p90x. well, i just had to give it a try. i lost 25 pounds using 10 minute trainer and more importantly, with my crazy sche

. >> jimmy: first player is nathan horton.nced nay-thon. [ light laughter ] >> steve: nay-thon hor-ton. >> jimmy: nathan horton -- he was voted most likely to go as a sexy devil for halloween. [ laughter ] that's the same thing. same costume every year. [ applause ] patrick sharp was voted most likely to stare at his reflection in the ice. he's a good-looking man. [ applause ] michael frolik was voted most likely to be the love child of jack black and ashton kutcher. [ cheers and applause ] i can see that one. michal handzus was voted most likely to have just realized he forgot to clear the internet history on his wife's laptop. [ laughter and applause ] daniel carcillo was voted most likely to be a golden retriever stuck in a man's body. [ laughter ] where's the puck? where's the puck? where's the puck? dave bolland was voted most likely to pick his nose at a red light. [ laughter ] that's interesting. brad marchand was voted most likely to make you a pizza in 1983. [ laughter and applause ] marcus kruger was voted most likel

some other big home builders followed suit, including kb, toll brothers and dr horton. >>> coming up, we'll take you inside the lab of a blue chip company that's inknow vating like mad, and it's not headquartered in silicon valley. a look at how treasuries did today. >>> an embattled hedge fun saw investors pull money out of the firm, in the wake of federal insider trading charges a standard quarterly period showed that nearly $3 billion in investor money was taken out of sac, which was in-line with expectations, as the justice department investigates the fund and its founder. >>> no one seems to be pulling out of mcdonalds these days. the world's biggest hamburger chain reported same store sales rose in may. it's late night breakfast offerings. including a new and healthier egg white sandwich. shares of dow component mcdonald's up more than 1% today. >>> another member of the dow is 3m, which you may know for its post-it notes, packing tape and other household items. 3 m does more than that, spending billions on research and development on new products. >>> michelle caruso cabrera ha

american ceo tom horton will become chairman of the board. most of the management team will be from the u.s. airways side. u.s. and european regulators still need to approve the deal. shareholders will have their say at a july 12th stockholder's meeting. gogo, the tech company that makes it possible to use your computer while in flight, is moving closer to an ipo. gogo currently has wifi systems in nearly 81% of internet-enabled commercial jets, including american, united, and delta. gogo first filed for an ipo in december 2011 and is now getting back into the game by attempting to raise $187 million in an ipo. the company last posted a $34 million net loss in the first three months of 2013, while generating $70 million in revenue. record-breaking rains this spring are taking a major toll on farmers. so much rain so early in the planting season means crops are in danger of drowning or lack of planting. since the begining of the year, three times the normal amount of precipitation has fallen. this is in stark contrast to the same time just a y

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adam takes horton deep to give the a's the lead. his fourth but the game isn't over yet.in. >> that ball hit high and deep. fired back. way back. and not quite out of here. dad gummit. >> the a's win 5-4. one half game out of first place. the l.a. kings haven't lost at home in the playoffs. hosting the hawks in game four. tied in the i had. sloppy line change for l.a. chicago ends the king's 15 game home winning streak. here is our nightly insightly sound bite with king's coach sutter. . >> coach, how much does your team miss mike richards? >> how much does your team miss having mike richards. >> they just talked about that. i would assume they would have a good attitudement. >> thank you. i have in my hand the thursday night top five. at number five this young royals fan will learn to love let the pretty girl catch the ball. what ever happened to johnny. he's alive and well in bean town. the red sox win it over texas. the kings lost game five but jonathan quick wasn't very quick except on that shot right there. quick is not having a good season. number two, giants fans s

dunkin' donut, krispy kreme and tim hortons will give them away for free.th a purchase of a drink so check your specific store. >> i don't think i'll have another for awhile. i had three this morning and are having a doughnut coma. >> this is from the doughnut planet. gourmet doughnut overdosing on them, carrot cake and all kinds of different flavors you don't find at dunkin' donuts. >> now the crew can tear into it. >> yes. >> we've had our fill. >>> when we come back, game one of the nba finals, it's in the books, plus could the fastest man on earth be slowing down? usain bolt's surprising loss. >>> and they're going to need more than a skimmer to clean out this swimming pool. how did the suv end up in the drink? coming right back with that. >>> tropical storm andrea is bearing down on the east coast bringing soaking downpours from georgia all the way to new england. there's a look at ft. lee, new jersey. a live look at the wicked weather outside already. >>> and it is expected to get a whole lot worse throughout the entire day and the night. >>> all righ

and then horton doesn't misses the wide-open net. the bruins shut out pittsburgh 3-0, taking a 1-0 series lead. >> nba golf semis. cal facing illinois. joel stater, follows 3-2 and campbell defeats michael kim. the match went to extra holes where this -- missed this pout. they will face a.m. alabama dorm. >> that's it for abc7 news. we continue tomorrow morning at 5:00. 5:00. ike there are two kinds of fols who sit around thinking about how to kill people--psychopaths and mystery writers. i'm the kind that pays better. who am i? i'm rick castle. castle. castle. i really am ruggedly handsome, aren't i? every writer needs inspiration, and i've found mine. i'm detective kate beckett. beckett. aah! beckett? could you get some backup, please? and thanks to my friendship with the mayor, i get to be on her case. oh! do i look like a killer to you? yes, you kill my patience. and together, we catch killers.

horton. just missed this list.ve me concerned because they are housing and construction related. do those moves hold clues to a bigger downturn? >> it's hard not to get a little bit spooked or concerned about construction in housing. >> the market has been gyrating all over the place. i think we're seeing the effect. i don't think it's really a company specific. i think there is a better trend of what if the fed starts going away. i-three of the five were biotech names is that a sector you want to get out of? >> i think you can probably take some profits. they have been a leader. they have been rocking and rolling. up 90% at the end of may. still got great drugs. yes, it's -- a lot of those companies are one trick ponies. some of this pull back is in order. >> that's what we showed that one year chart of the dow jones industrial average a few moments ago, which is this. i understand that people, you know, we drop a couple hundred points and people get excited. but we have had a giant year. you have been around a lo

wwe star randy horton and super model miranda carr.e celebrating food week under that tent we have chairs and steel drums. "fox & friends" kicks off live from new york city in 13 minutes. ♪ [ male announcer ] moving object detection. ♪ blind spot warning. ♪ lane departure warning. safety, down to an art. the nissan altima with safety shield technologies. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ eye >> motorola announcing plans for an electronic tattoo that can be used for identification. the sticker like tattoo can be worn for a week at a time. >> ainsley? >> interesting. >> thanks, patti ann. >> they thought college was the hard part but thousands of new graduates are about to find out managing their money when they have a small paycheck to pay off all of the student loans is even harder. personal finance expert vera gibbons is here with money information everybody needs to know. welcome to the real world. >> it's tough. 60 percent of students take loans to pay for their educations. this year's class graduating with 27,000 dollars on averag

i was skeptical at first, and then i heard it was developed by fitness trainer tony horton-- he's the guy behind p90x. well, i just had to give it a try. i lost 25 pounds using 10 minute trainer and more importantly, with my crazy schedule, i have kept it off for more than two years. i found abs i didn't know i had using 10 minute trainer, and i haven't felt this good since high school. >> as a stressed-out business owner, it was hard for me to take the hour to two hours to go

dunkin' donuts, krispy kreme and tim hortons will be giving away donuts today with some purchases of a drink, so check out specific stores. that is america's money. make a great day. i'm john mueller. >> queen elizabeth's husband prince philip is in a london hospital right now where he is expected to have surgery today. >> an exploratory operation to investigate abdominal problems. he is expected to remain in the hospital for up to two weeks. the palace spokeswoman says he is in good spirits. prince philip turns 92 on monday. >> you want a promotion? who doesn't. the advice we are hearing is don't smile. >> they as men and women to rank which personality type would be the best leader. they were asked to decide between choices including cheerful, prideful, or showing no emotion. cheerful women were ranked least likely to lead. the study suggests companies want leaders to be bossy, tough, and uncompromising. it indicates women need to be hartline and assertive in order to get ahead. >> hm. >> no smile for you after that one. we still have another half-hour of "good morning washington"

horton with growth. and conagra a fiscal profit.at sales are improving even though revenue numbers are in line. still this stock seeing more than 5% move today. maria? >> lots of movers. we have breaking news right now. senate is done voting on the comprehensive integration reform bill. let's get to eamon javers with those reports. >> final tally on the united states senate. 68-32. bill now puts about tens of billions of dollars into border security and also authorizes a path to citizenship for millions of people living in the united states right now. this is a fairly momentum occasion by senate standards. all of the senators sitting at their desks for this vote which they don't typically do. 68 vote margin is not one we see often in the united states senate but now the bill goes to the house of representatives where speaker of the house john boehner said earlier today, they are not going to necessarily take up what the senate passed here. they will pass their own bill through regular order. that means going all wait through committ

that will be the hash tag, someone will tweet something like horton hears a whole and so you start getting these and it changes those that the punchline is in the hash tag itself and other people are supplying the other part of the joke and it is a completely different way, a completely different type of humor. >> anything from willow? crowd sourcing, freedom to move, political information, direct democracy, the end of the ap, where do you want to go to work? and if you would please give me your name if this is your first time here and ask the question please. tell me how many times have you been here? and your name? >> as someone on the political left, most all of the political actions engaged in through social media have been -- >> we can't hear. get really close. >> without catching. >> is not on. >> is set on? >> wants to come up here? >> it was turned off. >> am i on now? okay. has someone on the political left i am pleased that most all of social me the at actions have been left wing actions that i have heard of. my question is can we expect that we will see the political right, the

dr horton and ryland in that sector. also today, precious metals, gox, hitting lowest level in more than four years. down some 50% this year. names all sharply lower. back to you. >> thank you so much. >> breaking news on oracle. bob pisani with the details. interesting story, bob. >> oracle is coming to the new york stock exchange. >> i think it is interesting. normally i don't make a big deal about the battles. but actually folks this is a pretty big win for the new york stock exchange. this is one of the iconic companies listed over at the nasdaq. one of the biggest market cap tech companies out there as well. here is a good question. i have not been able to get a hold of officials at the nyc or nasdaq but i can speculate. why would you switch at this point between the two different exchanges? one possibility may be a customer relationship. ice, remember is merging with the new york stock exchange. maybe they are a customer, maybe something going on there. a commercial even maybe software commercials. i know, you say,

horton. sentiment put them up for the day but will it last?ins, current sales positions up eight points sales expectations, over the next six months up nine points and buyer traffic up seven points. that last one still the only one in negative territory. there was no mention in today's nhb report, however, about rising mortgage rates. we've got to talk about that, and of course tomorrow we get housing starts. for more on line, n brcnbc.com. bill? >> that will also have a result on refis. what do you think? >> they target first-time homebuyers so rising rates are not good. also the homebuilders have been raising prices lately, so again, you don't want to see rising mortgage rates. as for the refi customers, we tend to think, oh, everybody refied already, but that's really not the case. there are a lot of folks out there right around the 5% mark, and if rates continue to rise, they're not going to be able to refinance. also if there is new legislation or changes that would allow underwater borrowers to refinance, there is a lot of talk about tha

do they have these rules at tim horton's?" [ laughter ] some political news.iday, joe biden said that he was having such a good time that he didn't want to go home. [ laughter ] and that was just while he was riding on the baggage carousel at the airport. "joe, get off there. pretty please?" this isn't good, you guys. many republicans want president obama to fire attorney general eric holder after he seemed to contradict himself under oath. when asked if he was worried, holder said, "yes. i mean, no." [ laughter ] anyways, it looks like obama may fire eric holder after several recent scandals at the white house. but, you know, it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world. i actually think based on his looks, he'd be suited for a bunch of jobs. look at him right there. [ light laughter ] he'd be a great super mario impersonator. [ laughter and applause ] he could easily be stedman graham's stunt double. [ laughter ] i mean -- [ applause ] there's options. he would definitely be a good village person. i don't know which one. [ laughter ] he can choose which -- ye

canadian coffee and doughnut chain tim hortons is being asked to alter its u.s. bank strategy.ake in that company. more changes at navistar. its cfo will leave the company at the end of june. up to you, ty. >> to the scandal plaguing the irs. it's now becoming apparent that the agency's targeting of political groups is much bigger, much wider than we even knew. eamon javers in washington now. eamon? >> hi, tyler. the new head of the irs said yesterday he's completed his initial review of this irs political targeting scandal, and he said that some of this targeting actually went on a lot longer and lasted a lot later than we initially knew, but other details emerging over the past 24 hours suggesting that the irs political targeting in terms of what they call the be on the lookout lists or bolo lists intended to flag terms that would indicate political activity by a non-profit group or tax-exempt group included progressive or liberal sounding terms like progressive or occupy or some of the others that would indicate liberal groups may have been targeted as well, if that's true t

should be a positive sign that a global agreement on climate change can be reached according to kim horton the world bank china's working hard to develop its own national carbon market and this week that country china launched its first emissions trading scheme cap and trade in the highly industrialized city of shen zone. if we get china the u.s. and the e.u. to agree on a price for c o two we will have a market mechanism to fight climate change and help a practical solution will happen before two thousand and twenty. well while the european union has had a carbon market in place since two thousand and five and china's working feverish leaders stablish carbon emissions trading schemes the same really can't be said so much for the united states as world renowned environmental writer bill mckibben pointed out in a rolling stone article last summer the fossil fuel industry is the only industry in the united states that doesn't pay to have its waste disposed of think about it if you're a restaurant owner you pay to have somebody come by to pick up your leftovers if you're an office manager you

horton also lower. >> do you think there's an arbitrage going on between apple and pandora? >> when apple started selling off, pandora shooting up. it's up, but interesting, because when the news of the apple itunes radio was leaked to the press, pandora fell by as much as 28%, a huge precipitous drop. >> they had to wait for the details to see what it's about. >> right. we're getting word that this will come out in the fall. it seems apple investors are underwhelmed with this product long telegraphed as a game changer for apple. you can see the shares down .25%. >> and pandora shareholders are exhaling now. we're holding toward the close. 50 minutes left in the trading session. up 15 minutes, about a 90-minute trading range for the dow so far. >> google is finalizing a $1.3 billion deal to buy the online mapping company ways. why is it spending that much when google maps is so highly regarded as building a corner in this market? we'll debate that. >>> and more on the apple developers conference today. the announcement about iradio. is it a success or not so far? is the inno

horton is one of those trading to the downside as well, since the all-time high. more -- or i should say there are more than a few firms weather this market pullback fairly well, including micron technology, amidstrong demand for its memory champions and after posting its first quarterly profit in two years. back to you. >> all right. breaking news we want to get to on microsoft and oracle. and to jon fortt we go with that story. over to, jon. >> yeah, maria, as we had been expecting, microsoft and oracle announcing a big partnership for the cloud. it's relevant a little bit sooner than i and some others had expected. first, let me lay out what this is. effective now, oracle customers will be able to run oracle software both on windows server hyper-v, the virtualized server, as well as the cloud service, which can also be set up privately. this is important from a license perspective, because, look, of course, microsoft, in terms of it p operating systems, biggest name out there. in the cloud, they were not playing nice together. steve ballmer is on this call, so

horton and pulti to the upside. no mention in this report of rising mortgage rates. we'll watch for that going forward. all three components of the index saw gains. current sales conditions up eight points and sales expectations up nine points and buyer traffic up seven point. only the last one, buyer traffic, is still in negative territory or under 50 on the index. now, confidence rose in much of the country, particularly strongly in the south. it did, however, slip in the west. supplies of existing homes are rising in some western markets, and prices are particularly strong in california. now, confidence is gaining, but will construction match? the two normally do correlate and we get may housing starts tomorrow at 8:30 eastern time. watch for that on "squawk box." for more online, realitycheck.cnbc.com. tyler? >> the man responsible for the mace of intelligence leak telling a british newspaper about american surveillance techniques is speaking, sort of. eamon javers will be speaking, more than sort of. >> reporter: i'll be speaking here. what edward snowden was do

if it's not gen worth financial, it's dr horton or gilead. there's stocks, opportunities in every sector, places that are taking market share and outgrowing their peers. you stay the course. that's the key. >> all right. we'll leave it there, everybody. thank you very much for the insights. we'll see you soon, guys. thank you. >>> meanwhile, police are continuing to clash with protesters in turkey right now. mary thompson on the very latest details coming out of istanbul. mary? >> the government is saying the police will remain in the city's taksim square until it is cleared on the orders of the prime minister. police began firing tear gas at thousands today, attempting to clear the square where the protesters have gathered for the last ten days. this morning, it took a violent turn with protesters in return tossing fireworks and rocks at police. the prime minister does plan to meet with the protesters who take issue with what they say is this heavy-handed government. some fear it's taking a hard turn to the right, toward religious conservati

horton says that he will always be grateful to harry because until he went over and dealt with everything i was on track for a battering good work harry was like true nobility is alive and well in the twenty first century. the bad brian kilmeade and yesterday's edition of his fox news radio show the conservative pundit and host of fox and friends gave a ringing endorsement to guests tommy robinson goes. yeah well tommy we got your back and we look to keep in touch in a real i think that's very. not so fast tommy robinson is actually the co-founder of a far right british aid group known as the english defense league which is dead of dedicated to fighting muslim immigration into the u.k. and let those brown people pollute the gene pool in the u.k. right good job brian nothing like openly praising a proven racist to keep the coverage fair and balanced and the very very ugly laura ingram today's episode of fox and friends the conservative pundit offered her. unique take on the obama administration's decision to stand down in its fight against universal access to plan b. birth control take a l

. >> is this the letter you gave to sabrina horton?yes. >> this letter does not contain any response the person gave to trayvon martin when he said "why are you following me?" your testimony today is what you heard the man say on the phone was "what are you doing out here?" >> yes. >> then you said mr. zimmerman's response was "what are you talking about?" >> yes. >> describing the person is what made you think was racial because he described him as a creepy ass cracker. >> yes. >> so it was racial about it was because cray von martin put race in this. you don't think that's a racial comment? >> no. >> you don't think creepy ass cracker is a racial comment? >> no. >> you didn't mention it in your letter, correct? >> that's [inaudible] bill: that was in the last hour. after that last hour the judge told the defense attorney don west to move on. the defense continues to press rachel jeantel on her testimony. we want to rejoin this questioning. >> you said you hear trayvon martin said as you said later a "get off, get off," correct? >> ye

tim horton's is higher this morning, and here is deal, the restaurant chain is dealing with concernsvist investor highfields capital, and now another, scout capital, and i spoke with hendrick thai, and they want a doubling of the buyback and not just increase, and tim horton's mans of 70 m l million cap exfrom the biz, and they say enough of that, and accelerate it into an underperforming business does not make sense, and finally the activists want them toler up more than the management seems comfortable with, and that stock is up 3% right now. kelly, back to you. >> all right. josh, thank you. >> and activist/investor dan loeb putting more pressure on sony and asking the company to spin off the entertainment arm, but will sony say yes? >>> and still to come the u.s. open champ ended a 43-year drought for england. justin rose will be here to tell us how he did it, and how it feels, and how it feels to beat phil mickelson by two strokes? we will be right back. like this. [ tires screech ] here you go, honey. thank you. [ male announcer ] see your authorized dealer for an incredible of

investors in lennar and d r horton all shaving off at least 2% off of the stock price. a quick note to bob massey on youu panel, realty track estimates these law -- these wall street buyers account for 5% of sales in arizona, 8% of sales in nevada so far this year. connell: thank you very much, therr it is. dagen: what do you make of that? >> deegan and what they're doing to property. do they buy the rent? >> only two things, they are renting, managing a lot of homes, the other thing is they know homeowners have a lot of disposable income. they haven't made payments for a long time, in fact foreclosures and short sales. they are saying give me 20% down, charge 7% interest on it, or what they do is say we will give you a lease option to buy. non-refundable money. your credit will be good in two years. hang it right there. sometimes they hope they failed because -- dagen: a lot of time they failed. borderline scam, don't you think? >> i think it is business and homeowners, i'm telling you, the one thing that is for sure, homeowners will never change. they want to own a ho

of more than 1.5% today as homebuilders, such as dr horton and both a group.ew-home sales coupled with the fact that we got in our case shiller's numbers. an area like new york did not grow as much. it actually had the lowest growth. the largest year-over-year growth of 23.9%. >> thank you very much. we have a news alert for you. putin saying russia's security agency never worked with snowden and they are not working with him today. the president in russiaaalso went on to say that snowden was still in the area of the moscow airport and was free to leave and should do so as soon as possible. former american nsa contractor edwards noted has been charged with disclosing intelligence secrets. lori: glass half full. that is how we choose to look at the consumer confidence report. >> a new captain at the helm of carnival. make that two captains. lori: why the eiffel tower has been shut down. >> take a look at how the dollar is faring today. ♪ everybody has different investment objectives, ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't

horton is down over 9%. many are up 50, 100% over last fifth two weeks. back to you.g a beating with the high interest rates. nicole, we'll be back with you at the bottom of the hour. tracy: we're tracking the market selloff until the close. coming up moody's mark zandi says franchise jobs have been key in the recovery. he is here to talk about a new adp report gauging them. that a es next. ashley: look how the u.s. dollar is today. it's a flight to safety among all this selling. dollar up against all the currencies, euro, pound, yen, and mexican peso. we'll be right back. change makes people nervous. but i see a world bursting with opportunity, with ideas, with ambition. but i see a world bursting i'm thinking about china, brazil, india. the world's a big place. i want to be a part of it. ishares international etfs. emerging markets and single countries. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose isharesfor their. ishares by blackrock. call 100-iares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. readrisk in

horton more than 40%, and pulte and k.d. on the homes, because the prices are coming up, and lumber is declining and strong overhead control is a strong plus, and analysts telling bar clay that the spikes are premature, and they are seeing the long-range bound until the current fed level, and they say that it is ample to fuel the recovery for the next few years. others urge caution, and jack sus ka hannah saying that they are beyond reflection and siing they are the most optimistic of outcomes and for demand he points to the college student debt, and the 25-year-old to 35-year-old set doesn't have the income or the savings he says that they did in the last run-up between 2003 and 2007, and even a skeptic can find opportunity. masenco is a favor of taylor homes tmhc, and the price target is $31. kelly, back to you. >> all right. josh, thank you for that update. now, the risks of invest iing i emerging markets. protests in turkey are causing concern for some of the investors and we will talk to someone who says that the pictur

horton and are you expecting real pain in housing?en the rates go up, people feel at a certain point, and the velocity move is so difficult that it is difficult to get what rate, and nobody wants to go to the banning and bank to get a 3.75 and they say 4.and now you say 4.25, and nobody wants to buy in that environment, so it will slow. but towle is giving up everything in that quarter, and that is excessive, but now it is rolling over. the charts are playing where things are not happening so quickly and i drew up the charts tuesday and i have a chartist who is very negative and i found myself saying, well, what about the fact that the orders are good at the home builders? well, that can't hold up. that is the whole rap that i'm hear hearinger, it can't hold up or stay like that. >> can they chart the 10-year? >> 2.73, i mean. no. i mean, these guys are negative the chartists, but they are trend followers. it is not like they are doing some sort of high energy physics over there. >> the most, every dow component may be in the red for

horton is our favorite name, dhi.primarily because we think the first time home buyer will come back and drive volumes. building products, we like awi. >> where would you not be in the sector, will? >> we still -- beazer as well as kbh primarily because we think the lack of call it excess liquidity will be a noose in terms of growth. >> thank you for joining us short notice. will randow, home building analyst with krit citi. >> we've seen the ten-year come off its highs. we're seeing stocks move lower but off their worst levels of the session as well. >> obviously we'll keep up coverage on a big day for the markets slout the session on cnbc. from the team that puts together "squawk on the street," thank you very much for watching. >> thank you for tuning in. if you want to know what's going on with housing, ivy zelman will be here to share her thoughts. that's coming up. >>> all right, guys, thanks so much. welcome to "the halftime show." four hour to say until the close. there's a look at the major averages. the dow