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the spec salt lake city iss will move that stock perhaps in a big way today. upgraded to overweight to equal weight. john is back at the helm at eli lilly, he was the drug maker's chairman, president and chief officer and had been on medical leave since mid-may, he underwent successful heart surgery. >> you only want to take a go at that once. >> you looked at me. >> it's fine. >> no, i didn't. i was watching you come up with it the next time. >> because you looked at me. >> be quiet. come on. >> rick, he's italian, santelli, is that it? joins us from -- >> i don't know, i don't want to say. >> that's close enough, joe, that's close enough. you don't need to run a verification today. today's health care, no verification monday. so we're good. >> rick, should i feel good about the market's ability to think 27 is okay? >> you know, if there was 1-5 the attention paid to what yields are doing versus you were talking to mr. fratto today. i was with you. i have been so disappointed. i think people have gotten used to eating bologna sandwich and it tastes like a fre

dell, inquiring whether he had interest in raising his bid prior to hearing from iss.wn out. in fact, of course the chances for this deal had been bolstered significantly. the leverage that carl icahn, who has the separate recapitalization plan will not be voted on per se but it is the alternative, if you will, leverage that he has to potentially get a higher price out of mr. dell and silver lake has eroded significantly. we'll see what mr. icahn chooses to do. it's a close vote. you've got southeastern and t. rowe and yacktman and a number of other funds, june 3rd, by the way the record date, will vote against the deal or expected to. nonetheless, guys, unexpectedly, this has certainly bolstered the hopes of michael dell, not even having to raise. the stock price fall dramatically for a leveraged buyout for a deal on friday because of fears that it would get voted down and then you're left in this no man's land. >> iss ignored in the past when it comes to j. crew buyout. >> a separate conversation whether this for-profit service which a handful of analyst whose don't

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they don't believe that they will get the support of iss.e shareholder vote may well go against mr. dell, and hence, will he consider raising? that is a question i put to mr. icahn yesterday in an interview on cnbc. >> there is no way that ki predict what michael dell will do. i don't know if he will or won't frankly, but we wanted to be involved in the company. we think that there is great potential in it. i think that there's been a lot of drum beating that the p.c. business is falling apart, and when people tell you that it is no good and bad, that is when you buy. the old graham/dodd flphilosoph. i don't think that the p.c. business is over, but it has been curtailed quite a bit, but pcs in offices are not going away. >> people tell you sit no good and bad, that is when you buy, and it has worked out extraordinarily well for mr. icahn, one of the great investors out there, and if he does succeed in getting more from mr. dell, and agrees it to, you can argue that he is the only guy in position to get more money for all of the old sharehol

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mental illness, how christians are dealing with an iss >> cory monteith's death from toxic mix of alcohol and heroin sheds light. he admitted to struggling with addiction since he was a teen and completed a drug rehab program last april. we asked dr. linda mintle. >> you need more and more to get the same power of the effect that the drug does to you. the drug gives you such an incredible feeling and a high, you want more and more. it is harder to break the cycle because of the supposed positive effects. this is not about will power. you cannot will yourself off of this biological pull in the brain. you need to have something bigger than yourself and transstran transcendent power of god is necessary in any addiction treatment. >> thanks, dr. linda. you can see the full interview at cbn.com. >> mental health is becoming a major topic for many in america, after suicides rocked two prompt prominent families. >> reporter: frank page alone at home when the call came that would change his world. his 32-year-old daughter, melissa had taken her life. although she struggled for years, page knew so

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recommendations from proxy advisory firm iss carries weight, but it doesn't always mean shareholdersput to shareholders if michael dell and silver lake's offer is rejected by shareholders later this month. checking dell shares now, up about a percent on the day. back to you. >> all right, thanks very much indeed for that. >>> some other stories we're following today as well, apple hired yves st. laurent ceo to work on special projects. he'll report to the ceo tim cook. the company wouldn't elaborate on what the special projects would be. kind of intriguing. the speculation is that he may take over apple's retail operations. seems sensible, without a leader since paul burrell was ousted last year. apple stock is outperforming today, up. >>> a u.s. federal judge appointed louis freeh to probe alleged proprieties from bp's oil spill fund this is seen as a victory for bp which argued the fund's administrator has been approving payouts too big or go to companies that didn't suffer losses. the move comes days after senior attorney on the staff resigned over allegations he was going to be p

about bryce harper, 20 years old, two all-star appearances, when you u watch a guy like bryce play, iss anybody that he remind you of? >> in, no i don't think so.. i'm not to talk about youngt players who reminds me of somebody else. somebody says harks he remind me of willy mays, primarily, a guy like willy mays, who has had a fa piewl youfabulous career, buo not necessary to the player because it puts unneeded heat od the guy. i can't think of any major league player at any position that reminds me of bryce harper. he is on to himself. he is a very aggressive player, very talented, and loves the game, loves the intense to the eastin game. i think it would help him and a lost times that happens as players age, you back off a little bit. >> sure. >> because going as strong as strongly as pryce harpe pryingsr every day. and he will do that, he will wil learn to hit in that category. he is going to be one of thosee phiguys like piece rose, he is going, and going -- pierce rose, he is going and going and going. >> no jordan zimmerman, and justin ver lander, are you okay with guys deciding

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. >> and we'll be careful and it issed kind of wiretaps are not what you are reading about in the data and the nsa, and these wiretaps are resulted from a court and these are the wiretaps that are used to listen in on mobsters that are brought down by the wiretappers and now we are focused on terrorist, not just generally gathering material. >> let me have a quick follow-up with rick unger. the court is a cowed of being a rubber stamp and going back to '79, they approved all of the surveillance request. and so what is the check and balances and paying for the information and there may be nominal fees. i think there should be a attorney representing the people. for important. those are not the media data. this is when there is a reason to go after them. if that is worth the money, you tell me? ift is breaking the law it is. >> to rick's point, we live in an age of nuclear terrorism and biosfoer. >> no one can trust the president of the united states. >> i trust him. >> you look at a p wiretaps and benghazi and deceptions of obama care and irs scandal. what you need is someone which woul

case forward to win iss and they didn't bump in the face of that and they did win. >> there's also a difference in those who may vote against the dell bid doesn't necessarily mean that they vote for the icon bid. i think there are a lot of people who are fed up enough with what's been going on and how this whole thing was structured from the outset that they would vote against michael dell to make a statement not necessarily make up one for the other. >> the dell camp has to continually press this case, that, hey, the company is not really worth that much after all. what happens on the other side does that now become a team that can run this thing? does anyone care about anyone's input from that side of the fence. it's going to be bizarre if that deal doesn't go through. >> would anyone own the stock here or does it become attracti attractive? >> until there's someone putting the kind of numbers on the board that gets the shareholders be able to cast a vote, right now we know where the bid is and it's still michael dell. >> the likelihood that it would go higher is unlikely. you're n

the leaders on monday reject issed the result. saying there were irregularities. he claimed the party could have been bigger. >> there was massive manipulation. we cannot accept this-sided announcement from a particular party. >> they are calling for a commission to investigate the results including political parties, the united nation, the election authority and the organization. >> many people were not register and could not vote. i don't think the election was fair. >> this is asia's longer serving prime minister in power for 28 years. to win the election he insisted the ruling party would serve for the error of stability and economic growth. the opposition campaign is calling for change and in urban areas. he's italian and what is the collection. by condemning the result despite the massive gains, the opposition is trying to get pressure after his party's worst result in 15 years. nhk world. >> take a look at the latest in business news. they may be feeling like efforts to revive the economy are working. the job market is improving. now from the business desk.

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. >> i'm so excited, my sister iss coming to town and she will beh able to see it.t. >> you are back from vacation va and i am, too. >> fresh, good for you. you. >> i spent a nice time off, and apparently everybody was out of d.c. last week, because it took me 8 1/2 hours to get home tonight. a lot of people out of town. to. tonight because there's not as many storms hopefully you will l get around easier. ea the rooftops looking inviting. i would like to see where thattt was, if my hair wouldn't explode to a hair of cotton candy icand would depo ove go over there. tr today not as hot as yesterday, we got up to 87 degrees, dullesl 86, and bwi marshall at 86 as well. did you notice that the humidity was down just a little bit, hopefully you d but we spend soo much time in air-conditioningc this time of year sometimes aree you surprised when you step out. rain cooled in a few spotss earlier today but most of thet e storms have been down to the south, 82 degrees right now ingn the district, 85 in annapolis, 85 in fredricks during, and d.c. one of the warmer spots comin

talking about the iss, love it or hate it, it will be important in this fight. what i have heard is that dell was somewhat discouraged, the dell side, in their meetings. they think, at least it's possible, that iss will go your way. is that also your belief? >> well, yeah, i assess -- we dealt with them over the years, and i think that -- you know, sometimes we disagreed with them, but basically i think they do have the shareholders' interests at heart, and i find them to be pretty fair. and i think in this case, if you have the shareholders' interests at heart, which i think they do, it makes so much more sense to just let tshareholders to decid, do they want cash or stock? why should they be frozen out? and that's what the dell deal is doing. it freezes them out. so i think they'll go with this. >> carl, can i ask you what your plans are post the acquisition? let's say hypothetically speaking you win and you get this company. do you have plans in terms of who will run this company? do you have plans in terms of what this company will look like? we know mobilit

. >> i agree that even though we this iss price tag, still a lot of money that legislators are going to come up with. this is not an area they get into. this is something they're going to have to dig into. need to bfs

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sunday the racing begins, the iss issue, of course, will be getting to the city. >>> well can you hearyou can, that's not good. great america's newest roller coaster reopened following noise complaints from the neighbors in santa clara and looks a little different. you see it? gold striker was temporarily shut down yesterday. it was getting rave reviews but people were screaming too loud on the roller coaster and the neighbors in santa clara were not happy about it. great america quickly build this, a 70 foot tunnel over part of the ride to muffle the screaming riders. hopefully it works. we're back in a minute with dave feldman with sports. >>> good evening. i'm dave feldman. the san francisco giants lost nine of the last ten games, including eight of nine on the last road trip and scored fewer runs in ten of the last 13 including tonight in cincinnati where it wasn't a pretty sight. giants and reds top five, reds up 1-0. tony homers, so that's good. the two-run shot and the giants take the lead 2-1. but in the bottom of the sixth chris with a solo home run to left. third of the seaso

certificated and classified, they were labor partners and if the staff could explain, that is just a timing iss in terms of the labor negotiations and the budget? i would like to understand that better. >> and there was also a point about special education, cuts and i wanted to understand what was the funding rubric to determine the size of those cuts? and then finally, we have had several presentations about the common core which is on the horizon and there is some concern about you know, r, and will the teachers be well trained for the common core and so i would like to know what investments we are making in professional development. >> so, i put down four questions, commissioner, and so the first one, regarding the rainy day reserve and this is referenced in the materials that you have received. and so, it is what the clarification now and i appreciate your question about the, what this is meant to signify and so the amounts just to name the amounts, that are included in the three-year projection, so for next year, 13, 14, we expect and in fact, the mayor's budget includes 5.8 million dollar

. >> seeing one of your favorite artists in concert is fun but driving them to the concert iss another >> emily and her boyfriend were driving to dave matthews in hershey over the weekend. wee turns out his bike broke down.. is that where he is in his career he is biking to his gigsg he didn't have a cell phone so they gave him a lift. l we didn't know how to make conversation in fact until he was talking about the tour and where he was come from and she had just been in cincinnati andd he said i'm taking a short break after this because i have too drop my daughters off at camp. a very humble guy. g >> matthews invited them to dinner and then they went back stage and enjoyed the show fromm the front row.th >> he doesn't have a cell phone. >> i guess he didn't have it hih on him, maybe. m why was he on a bike is what it want to know. >> there's a lot of questions. >> we'll get to the bottom of this. >> baseball's home run derby turned into an epic battle of o power. >> we're talking about eight players including bryce harper. harp per smashed eight home runs he was out of -- davis hit e

gerri: he iss keeping us updated to get your chervil donations to the sandy hook victims.he speaks to a coalition of families. >> thank you for havi me. gerri: that meeting was incredibly pretntious. >> it was intenense. it started out with the committee saying that there were certain questions and down and certain or outf bounds. the majority of the people who were there. gerri: so they tried to corral people? they tried to shut them down we are discussing how we are going to distribute everything, we have a draft protocol and the individuals went to walk everyone through it and then we will take comments. for therecord, we feel it would be inappropriate for anyoneto comment on or ask questions about anythi other than this topic. how we got here, wther it's the right amount of money,it is out of our purview. there is a sort of collective moment of, are you kidding me? that is what we ere talking about and those are the questions that need to be asked. gerri: i think this is the money question. they were originally the people in charge, western connecticut, they appnted a

>> i think that iss is probably correct.hareholders approve michael dell and silver lake partners' deal for several reasons, most important, of course, it's an all-cash deal. the second they believe that icahn has adequate financing, but we'll see. the meeting is set for next thursdays, the 18th of july, and seems to me investors prefer an all-cash deal, and it's important to note that to hold the shares in an environment where the personal computers have seep, really, the start of at least a deteriorating environment for the stocks, you know, makes a more deal preferable. because it's a hefty premium above initially when they announced it, that merits a lot of attention. connell: 3% for the stock today. mark newton, thanks a lot. >> my pleasure. connell: our own charlie was reunited with his buddy, elliot spitzer, former new york attorney general, there they are, on cbs. dagen: looking jocular, ready to run for public office again, comptroller of new york city, and charlie is here to talk all about it, and we can't wait. ♪

those are your tech byt isses. i'm rob wilson. have a great day. the thing is bee, i got my mom wrapped around my little finger. do you? yeah, i do. huh. i said i want honey nut cheerios uh huh. and she just totally caved. it's all about psychology buzz. psychology? as long as i don't tell him the cereal is healthy -- he can't get enough. ad, really. i kind of feel bad that i tricked him. but...it was easy. surprise... uh, ha ha ha. ♪ >> checking headlines around the nation, two candidates hoping to make comebacks are edging out their opponents. the poll shows former governor, eliot spitzer ahead in the race and former congressman, ant any weimer is ahead for new york city's mayor. >> a georgia woman fears for her life after her ex-boyfriend is released from jail. he was arrested in new mexico driving the neighbor's car. georgia had 20 day is to extradite him. his ex-girlfriend is scared now because she helped put him behind bars. >> here he is running around again, and i don't know where he's at. no one has bothered to protect me. >> she found out

theinto afternoon hours, energy back in ohio what we call upper level ur trough will come in and this issat we typically see in the afternoon hours, in the summeru, months, what that will do is dos serve as sort of a place for thr storms to follow and get somesoe lift, and traps give us scattered showers and storms. 89, the scattered showers andshr thunderstorms in the forecast. e >> okay, we will take it, because we have no other choice. >> thanks, tucker.>> >>> time to check in with julie wright and get awn date o an upe morning commute.ute. >>> there's construction in constitution, and we're sheafing receiving word that a man is complaining of chest pains, there's a rescue underway, keep your eyes open at 14 and constitution avenue.venue. meanwhile in virginia, virg northbound i95, no issues toto report there.e. 66 is taking a peek at right now. coming in from manassas, andssa light traffic volume, continuing inbound toward fair oaks, off to a quiet start, and leaving, the church, and continuingd northbound, to issues to report. as you head out of stafford headed toward quantico. from

three suspects have been firsted with both -- police say the suspects -- the sus iss arrested about -- >>> a man is accused of stabbing two people at a gas station. john of concord stabbed two men outside the bonn fair market last wednesday. he was with a group of people that walked up to the victims as he was pumping gas. he asked. >>> people who live outs of san francisco will have to bea fee. to help college the city council decided to make the fee permanent to tourists. admission remains free for san francisco residents. >>> the city of palo alto plans to cut down 23 dies or -- that that -- >>> the sun is up. when that happens. sal, that usually means the traffic is starting to pick up. >> that is right. no problems on the actual bridge. if you are making your way to san francisco, this commute looks good. northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. that traffic is moving along very nicely. also we are looking at the peninsula and traffic on 101 northbound and southbound still looking very good. if you are driving into the san jose area just a little building we are also looking at 5

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. >> it is like they are you can issing money from the rest of the country and building palaces for yourselfyears. >> yes. >> isn't it more grand? >> no. >> i would have to disagree. >> find out more about what's going on. >> i am going to have to check. >> he went back inside for a while and finally the ruling came down. >> no. >> okay, thank you. >> is there a reason? >> we are not opening the building up to tv. >> i tried another beautiful building the headquarters of the afl cio. the murals made of marble, glass and gold. >> john stossel with fox news. >> want to take a picture of the beautiful lobby. >> at least they let me wait inside. i have plenty of time to think about the 12,000 active lobbyists now working in washington. smart to be here since washington controls so much. but the union doesn't want you to see what they have got. >> i have been notified whether they were there or not because of the scape of testate of the wouldn't allow it. >> the estate wouldn't allow it. >> the bottom line is washington once a sleepy part-time home for politicians now resembles they have building

the machine issing examined and that it does not appear there are any witnesses to this accident. the store remains open as this investigation continues. >>> police are trying to figure out who shot a porn graphic video on a moving bart train. it shows a couple having sex on the end of the train car. the windows are dark which suggests the train was in the tunnel at the time the video was shot. the images have been given to officers who plan to charge them with lewd conduct. >> it is something that we take seriously. it's also one of the crimes that's eligible for an ab 716 prohibition order. that's the new law that went into effect recently, al loughing us to prohibit certain individuals from being innen o around our properties. >> bart is using the video to remind riders to alert them of inappropriate behavior that they might witness. they will have officers waiting at the next stop whenever something is reported. >>> here's a look at paving being done on the new span of the bay bridge. crews started paving the span earlier this month. they will have used 38 metric tons of ath a

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we shall see in fact which way iss chooses to go. that could be the fate of this transaction.llion to put towards that recapitalization plan. he has proposed it being far superior and the value to shareholders. will dell and silverlake feel the need to raise? that becomes the key question. it's a large financing. jeffries part of lukadia. they've done a lot of work with icon in the past, and at least have given him confident letters and those things, but an important financing that will make a lot of money from if, in fact, it is drawn. >> thinking again back to their weak quarter for trading as well, and whether that plays into consideration. >> well, it would certainly help this quarter. whenever quarter it would be that it would be drawn, and the fees. fees always help. >> story has turned out to be more interesting than we thought. >> going to get more i have a feeling. really do. yeah. >> all right. well, thanks, david. microsoft expected to announce some major restructuring changes today on the heels of recent success with microsoft surface ads and the he xbox. the annou

iss known .pying all over the world there are 500 million textidual communication each month.s a huge part of espionage. i think there is no sense of [indiscernible] any longer. it is the u.s. secret agencies are spying so hard on the so- called threat and ally. >> malte spitz, if you could talk about your own quite remarkable story, about how you got the metadata on you. i started a lawsuit against not just a phone company here in germany, but i asked them if they -- they should hand the over all of the information they had on me. would beginning, they only can the over regular information like i address and things like that. but i said they also have to store this metadata. i tried to get them to hand out this metadata they had on me breed in the end, it was six with around 35,000 bits of information read 35,000 times they looked at where i was, what i did, who i called and who i sent text messages for messages. i decided to publish this information because it was important for me to show the public even if you only have so- called metadata, it is also a really large part of

so it's also ann employment isse and every g.i. and their families provide jobs for three to seven other people in the communities where they serve. so i think when you cut out the troop strength, it affects more than just the numbers of the army itself. >> general, thanks for being with us as always. david grange. thank you. >> my pleasure, lou. >>> up next, new york mayor michael bloomberg tapping into his billions trying to destroy your second amendment rights. in the chalk talk, we'll show you why debt money is being you why debt money is being poorly spent. there is a pursuit we all share. a better life for your family, a better opportunity for your business, a better legacy we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring insight to every investment, and integrity to everylan. we are morgan stanley. and we're ready to work for you. where's tommy? i thought he was with you. no. jack! (playing twinkle, twine, little star.) tommy? go get him! don't stop! keep playing! here we go. here's the fun part! did you do this? g

you may have never heard of it, but at&t iss buying it for $1.2 billion, $15 a share.eal will give at&t access to badly-needed spectrum, those are the airwaves necessary for transmitting wireless calls. leap's stock skyrocketed 112% on the news. good for you, stockholders. shares closed even higher than at&t's offering price. meanwhile, losing money today everyone who owns bell dell. the soap opera has a new plot twist. one of the largest shareholders now says it i opposes the michael dell buyout offer, it says dell is worth more than the offer. shares fell more than 1% following the news. and making enough money to be the world's most valuable sports franchise, real madrid. the soccer club is now worth $3.3 billion. taking out manchester united from the top spot. still unclear how much they have to be worth before americans actually start caring about soccer. not sure about that one. so the next ticking time bomb for our economy may not be what you think. forget health care concerns, experts say social security disability insurance is what's really going to take us al

it had moved higher today after iss, the shareholder proxy firm that recommends what to do to a lot ofs who don't know, they had said take the michael dell deal. we have proxy from glass lewis recommending that dell shareholders vote in favor as well of the michael dell silver lake buyout proposal. this, this is a negative for carl icahn. of course the billionaire financeer who is working with southeastern. they believe, carl icahn and company they believe they are very confident that many of dell's significant shareholders share the carl icahn part of it. ashley: he would say that, wouldn't he? liz: yeah. but he doesn't just mouth off. ashley: no, no. obviously has some, some, you know, weight behind him let's put it that way but interesting development as you saw dell moving slightly lower was it in after-hours. liz: barely in the after market session. it moved up 3% during the session. keep in mind, the major vote is coming up in about two weeks. ashley: that's right. chaos in cairo we know is casting a dark cloud over the egypt's economic outlook so can the companies bounce back. a

and this vert tadict takes a ve peculiar iss particular issue, we're essentially saying that average citizens like george zimmerman who had a fear in our racially anxious society, that a young teenager is a threat can kill that teenager and can kill that teenager with impunity. the issue of gang violence -- >> you are totally -- >> -- does that change reality. >> i must say this -- >> we can't hear when everyone's talking. i just want to get charles in here and then i promise i will -- we've talked about your district here. >> i just hate when we reduce problems and try to say this one thing is the problem. racial scars are deep and racial memories are long. and i think once you understand that a lot of things go into creating problems, and there will be a lot of factors that will go into solving problems, and we're not reductive in the way we think about the solutions to problems, that we understand that how bias works within us, in the system, that we understand that there is explicit bias and there is also implicit bias, that we're not even aware of, that that feeds into a system

want to go, how much glass they want to break to offend management but probably enough to convince issard seat. >> rick, you've been spot on with the stock since it was 22 and a half bucks. just as they seem to be straightening their act out though some of people they sell to seem to be having problems of their own. given the run the stocks had they have to crush numbers for this run to continue. otherwise you can see this sell off. >> earnings will be down year over year. it will not appear that way on the surface because they have technology guarantees that are reversed so it will look like earnings are up ten percent but if you adjust for these unusual events it's down. it's not going to be great. the company still struggles for growth. they can show you maybe, six, seven percent growth. most of the weakness is china. there's 90% priorsy in china so if there's an area you don't care about it's probably china. i don't think that that's the key driver to the stock. i think the ree alignment around moving to the cloud in a services act architecture and disclosures from value. that's th

these stocks, they've been cancelled or put on hiatu iss. i understand that. i have not cared for the group of late. i'm not sure all the housing related retailers like home depot and lowe's deserve to be in the same dust bin. and yes, i would actually scoop up restoration hardware. some stocks are just rest are. they are doing napping. which i do, like between 12:00 and 2:00, i will nap. after the groups are pulling back, there's a next sector to roll over. do you mind if i tell you that it's nonsense. boeing united would be -- if they pulled back. basically, i can't believe we are making money, i can't believe we are making money. you know what else i would not wait. i would buy them now if the market were open. the banks pulled back because they too had a big run. people are thinking that higher rates are pelling the end of the economy. but they expect higher rates. banks are another channel to be atuned to. put those stagszs on, they have good programming. same with oils. we have to see the earnings and the co-hort traded lately into the numbers. stock tv

. >> target, a wal-mart, th have been strong in consumer confidence iss the markets of the all-time high surprising is doing better moving forward. chars: people are not borrowing but whenever they had they spent veteran of that is good or bad for the future. with tracking looking to regulate fracking will the war on oil ever stop? now going after halliburton. >> wheer oil or natural gas that supports fracking it is a tremendous benefit to the consumers at large. just in theast few years the innovations of fracking have brought prices down 67% that is a huge benefit when the consumers are just trying to make money to feed their families. >> why is a justice department investigating fracking? antitrust plunging prices of gas lead into the investigation what rally bothersme in the wake of the irs targeting scandal going after opponents of president obama i don't trustther arms of the obama administration not to seek opponents base of the political agenda we know this industry should hates fracking and is against it now the justice departnt is investigating? charles: they have to be very ca

there isse now because no electoral process, there is no political system whatsoever, really. have an interim government, an interim president who has full powers back by the military , and no real accountability to the people. i come back to this issue, how do you reintegrate the muslim brotherhood back into the political process? they still represent a big portion of the egyptian public area did they cannot be made to disappear. they cannot be eradicated as some seem to want. so bring them back. as i said earlier, it is very challenging because how will they give up their legitimacy claim? they have been telling their supporters the past week that morsi's legitimacy is worth fighting and dying for. >> i want to interrupt because we are about to lose sharif in cairo. quickly, the issue of the press in al jazeera and other news organizations being shut down at this point? well, it is a worrying development. havein opposition leaders called for them to be reopened. it is important to realize when we talk about this issue of a coup and popular uprising, is what happened is simil