i look elsewhere. >> and jonas?won't find the security in the stock market, but you need a long-term bond of 5%. >> and john, bull or bear? >> i think that the stock market is still the place to be. >> all right. okay. and quickly, let's find out what everybody else thinks? >> down for the rest of the year. >> gary b? >> i'm a bull. >> okay. the cost of freedom "cavuto on business" is up next. >>> of all of the problems over there, are we missing a bigger problem right here? held h hello, everyone. i'm charles mann in for neil cavuto. worse times are coming if washington does not wake up. and charlie gas pa reno and daygan mcdowell will be back next week, but gary, how big is this? >> well, they say that a crisis is coming, but i say it is here. when you have $66 billion in debt, and $65,000 for every taxpayer, this is serious bucks here, and it

to jonas' point, you don't go to g.e.you are selling too many turbines overseas and keep them here, and first of l all, we don't have a place to put all of the oil. release it where the market demands it and that should lower the overall price. >> we can talk during the commerci commercial. thank you. texas may be oil-rich, but the cash-in gang say it is mighty rich in texas. what have you got? >> well, having too much fun to go to the border? we have a look at how the president is handling the expand ing problem and how much it will cost can the fix it. the cashin' in gang is coming up at 11:30. did you know a ten-second test could help your business avoid hours of delay caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. check your speed. see how fast your internet can

to jonas' point, you don't go to g.e. and say, you are selling too many turbines overseas and keep them here, and first of l all, we don't have a place to put all of the oil. release it where the market demands it and that should lower the overall price. >> we can talk during the commerci commercial. thank you. texas may be oil-rich, but the cash-in gang say it is mighty rich in texas. what have you got? >> well, having too much fun to go to the border? we have a look at how the president is handling the expand ing problem and how much it will cost can the fix it. the cashin' in gang is coming up at 11:30. >>> should dining ban all cell phones? thlook what i got.p. oh my froot loops! [sniffs] let's do this? get up! get up! get up! get up! loop me! bring back the awesome... yeah! yeah! yeah! with the great taste of kellogg's froot loops. follow your nose! >>> coming up, before you chow down, you better put that phone down or you may not get served. >>> and crumbs may have expired, but >>> hello, miranda? >> well, what if i

to jonas' point, you don't go to g.e. and say, you are selling too many turbines overseas and keep them here, and first of l all, we don't have a place to put all of the oil. release it where the market demands it and that should lower the overall price. >> we can talk during the commerci commercial. thank you. texas may be oil-rich, but the cash-in gang say it is mighty rich in texas. what have you got? >> well, having too much fun to go to the border? we have a look at how the president is handling the expand ing problem and how much it will cost can the fix it. the cashin' in gang is coming up at 11:30. >>> should din i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay.

jonas did you have a pictures to put >> couple of those on the screen for a second oftentimes when you come back if a vacation they ask what i did on our vacation i just wanted to share my project with you i think it's going to come up on the screen basically, i put in a brick walkway for our fractured and made me appreciate our laboring men and women this work is physically demanding and precise it took 10 hour days to get this in and the other thing in terms of planning issues we made a lot of runs to the home depot but, you know, things like fresh grant it or certain types of mortar it's regretable there's not going to be a home depot in san francisco not in the near future but a place for those types of organizations especially, when our working on a semi holiday week but anyway, that was a fun project and very satisfying and we also had a lot of painter typed to block the bricks so when the mortar was put in it 3-d stain the bricks that's what i did. commissioner borden >> as everyone said this is my last commission meeting as a planning commissioner next week i'll be sworn in at

. >> we went to the rodeo to watch the jonas brothers. i'm a big jonas brothers fan. >> and they're off. >> when the barrettes pull into the parking lot, the rodeo's chuck wagon event is getting under way inside the stadium. >> if you've ever been close to these chuck wagons when they're racing, it's rumbling, there's a lot of noise, the horses are making noise, the rigs are jumping up and down and rattling. >> backstage, a bull named hardball is in his holding pen. >> hardball is a bucking bull. that night he was scheduled what we call a re-ride bull. on any given night, a cowboy may >> as the chuck wagons roar across the stadium, hardball's startled. >> he ran forward into a gate that was in front of him, pushed it forward and allowed a pin to come out of a gate that was beside him. >> the gate unlocks and hardball races out toward the exit. this surveillance video catches hardball as he makes his escape out of the stadium and into the loading dock. >> it was quite exciting out there on the loading dock area, as people were trying to st

or can he share their platform to jonas's point.his is far different than certainly what jobs createed? >> it is. what you have is a better version of my space. had he not made certain moves correctly. neil: series of incidents. >> he didn't create any technology that really transformed people's lives from a technology standpoint. i think you look at him in a different light. in a software communications standpoint. not really as a tech genius. neil: okay, guys in the control room. we have a facebook page, right? i obviously do not want to trash this. thank you. >> are you my friend? neil: cavuto. there you go. i'm all over this tech thing. it's going to be big people. big! ashley, where does this go, we have a lot of newly admitted billionaires and multihundred millionaires with the tech titans and stocks rising. is anything expected of them, any example you want to see out of them? >> well, i mean, if he wasn't giving money to causes i didn't agree with, i would be more apt to like him. neil: what did you get to that you don't lik

is. >> yes. >> and jonas?egment between hall and oates research on my phone, the little bit to be desired which is going to make my feed faster on this show, and the other networks are going to be hurt with the up limited data. and verizon up 10% over the year. >> and didn't they sing something like "maneater." >> and jonah is the only guy who admits to listening to hall and oates. >> i am embarrassed for him. >> and a national audience. >> neil, take it away. >>> lawmakers are ready to check out while the veterans are waiting for a simple checkup. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and with congress packing the bags for the break, the fixes for v.a. have to wait until they come back from the bre break. that is true whether it is delayed care or no care, nobody in washington seems to care. and so now our panel joining us, and charlie gaspirino will be back next week. >> well, whatever it is, five-week recess and nothing resolved and bunch of ideas out there, and hey, let's throw more money at

jonas prising manpower ceo. welcome.at really helps power these numbers this time around? >> well, we saw good performance actually across the board. we saw good improvement in the u.s., and we saw some countries such as the u.k. and europe as a whole really stabilizing and improving. that in combination with could cost management gave us very good leverage and earnings growth throughout this quarter. liz: in a way europe accounts for two-thirds of your revenue, correct? how is europe looking right now? that was a worrisome region for quite some time. >> yak, no. i would characterize europe as stabilizing. some countries are better. if you look at germany, the u.k., those are clearly countries where the economy as well as the labor markets have started to improve. switzerland for that matter. countries such as italy, spain, france are really just at the beginning of a recovery and a labor market recovery. that is, you know, as you look ahead, probably still going to take some time before they come back. liz: the staffing

and jonas is right.longer it takes to get one, 12%, 14%, may be do-able, but in the long-term -- remember, neil, when the dow firstp ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? , the nikkei dow was 1,000tñ?ñ?ñ?0 years following that, the dow went from one to three and back under two,' and nikkei went to 38,000. >> can be all over the map. one of the things i wife about, jonas to dick's point here, is that we all know the federal reserve is going to ease up eventually. we all know they have to. but the devil is in the details. once it does, in a clear and dramatic fashion, not just a little bit, then the medicine is going to go down rougher. that's just me. what do you think? >> that would happen if it went down rough. the flip side is staying in the mode of low rates and we have another recession and then what do they do to go back -- they're already low. they talked about the four percent growth rate. investors think there's some mix to get back to that magic level and these governments, this -- we can't just keep trying to s and steak

we're joined right now by jonas sjÖstedt, chairperson of the left party.m going to start off by asking him to pronounce his own name. >> my name is jonas sjÖstedt. , talk aboutstedt what the left represents here, the left party in sweden, especially given -- it looks like your party is surging in the polls in this red-green alliance may soon take power in the september election. >> we are socialist party. we have our region the labor movement, but we realized many years ago that we need to broaden our perspective so you consider ourselves a red-green party. are a modern we socialist left-wing party. >> what are the issues most important to you right now? against privatization. sweden has become kind of an experiment for privatization, especially in education, health care, and the help for elderly. we said we want to ban all profit-making companies from these welfare sectors, meaning sectord have the public working as it should be, but also allowing other nonprofit actors like churches were corporatists, etc. we can see these devastating effects in swedish

. >> and jonas, what is your take out there? because we have gone 1,000 days without a correction and that is a long time. >> and yes, i'm not sure of the comparison s a comparisons are the best. the nasdaq is still below the peak, and there is a bubble, and i don't know if we will get to inflation-adjusted rate like the housing market, but that is the risk of the stock market is to look ahead a couple of years. right now, you are buying with $70,000 down, we will get the consumers to spend more. and now we have the dow that is making the stocks risky. if we have a recession in a couple of years that is when you will see the correction, and so we have to trust on the dow's stability for a good economy. >> and basically, consumers are paying more at the pump. more at the grocery store, and less money to go into the retail. that kind of demand would essentially empower the economy and we are not seeing that. >> no, and one of the dow leaders from 16,000 to 17,000 was disney. you could, you know, blame it all on the frozen and elsa

>> we have roasted vegetables and cheese and hopefully some beer. >> reporter: jonas, what brought you >> i love "la traviata." >> reporter: terrific, just terrific. i want to thank you all for letting me invade your place here i'm going to cozy up to this pillow and just tell you if you want more information on the weather for the baseball park for the opera, you can visit us online at kpix.com. have a great weekend everyone. >> nice. >> all right. hey the giants' panda got a bad wing. the a's have been making a lot of noise after a blockbuster trade. and the world cup. from 32 countries down to just four now. after today's action. ,, hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm wat

. >> jonas i ownace. >> what is your passion. . >> >> what is your position? >>i work with the department and my position has been the custodian of records since then. >> have you had any supervisory duty of those talked about in the report that the gentleman said he dealt with and had problems getting the various documents he was asked for and they dribbled out documents to him over various points of time? are you the supervisor at the time? >> not at the time he made the official request. that was transferred to me from tom de santo. >> okay. he was a supervisor -- >> he was the custodian of record at that time. >> who did he report to? >> director ram. >> so above him was director john ram. >> that's correct.

jonas had no second thoughts about taking his family to the original demonstration. their granddaughter was two years old when she joined the demonstrators. half the country was there, so nobody was left to babysit her. >> we saw lines and lines of cars and buses. many people even came on foot. they were coming from every direction -- out of the woods. even the side streets were packed. >> they drove 20 kilometers east on the highway to lithuania. today, it's a sunday drive into the past. at the time, it was a daring show of defiance. moscow called it nationalist hysteria. >> i was never afraid, not at all. i sensed the solidarity of the three baltic republics. we had already survived 50 years under a foreign power. this was like a little ray of hope that things could be different. >> the family has only one photo of that hot day in august. he holds the flag he inherited from his father. that day was the first time he dared unfurl it. >> we were listening to the radio the whole time. for us, that was the most important medium for news. there was not much in the paper

lacey jonas is an unequivocal reference.t references that the character uses lohan's voice and style from her clothing line. in the game the famous actress is often on the run from the paparazzi. the character battles anorexia. no official word from rock star. that was our twitter question of the day. a lot of people thought, yes, it does look like her. if lindsay does sue, she can pay for this year's rent. that's what some people said. anyway, "morning joe" is coming up next. ♪ the price was so great that we couldn't turn it down. it saved us so much money i was kind of looking around like... this is too good to be true. it was that good. saving you time and money is what we're all about. so when you're ready to buy a car, visit truecar. ♪ >>> good morning. it is fourth of july eave, july the 3rd. with us on set, senior political editor and white house huffington, sam stein and mark halpern and former chair of the rnc, michael steele. down in washington for us the washington anchor for bbc, world news america, the great kat

there's jonas and marie. that's john and faith.ll, there are 17 brothers and sisters, ranging from 53 to 76, plus the three children of a sibling who died a few years ago. they'll all be splitting the jackpot, 20 ways. it was sigrid who bought the winning ticket. she went to the local 7-leviele because her niece was low on milk and bought a pick six ticket. >> i started to cry and i called my sister to come and get me. >> reporter: so, now all the siblings get a piece of the pie. their mother even devised a plan for how they'd split their winnings. >> i'm 76 and i worked very hard my whole life. this is just a wonderful icing on the cake. >> it took two weeks before it sunk in. i went to sears and bought a new pair of work boots. >> reporter: many of the family still plans on working and playing the lotto the same way they do everything else -- as a family. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and we thank you for watching. a reminder, the real life hospital drama "new york med" is on tonight at 10:00 eastern time. amazing stories.

shannon pettypiece in jeff jonas of cavalli funds. because medicaid is on his mind. stick around. coming up, argentina on the brink. the company about to default -- country about to default for the second time in 13 years. slamdunk butte a microsoft -- microsoft former ceo may be the new owner of the l.a. clippers by next month. we are digital. see our stories an interview at tvomberg.com and bloomberg plus and tablet. we are streaming on apple tv and amazon fire. ♪ could officially default on the debt by the end of the day as negotiations continue with creditors owed 1.5 billion on that aiding back to 2001. a federal judge will not let argentina pay other bondholders their interest payments unless they also pay out creditors. that would trigger a default as early as 5:00 eastern time today. newsing in the bloomberg reporter covering this story. clearly this is on everyone's mind. what do you think? do not really know. there have been a lot of the turn of events. there have been several meetings between argentine officials and court appointed mediator in new york over the past cou

at some point you have to put in additional cost into the system in.et new buyers >> adam jonas fromy wrote in his note on their earnings that they will see ramp up in the trucks because of pressure from the new f1 50. do you think that is the case go >> yes, and obviously with the f series you will see this. not such a huge story beyond the truck wars beyond ford and gm and ram and toyota. wayind of changes the trucks are manufacturing with greater fuel economy. opportunity there to have a professional advantage. maybe short lived. >> thank you. bloomberg intelligence. ♪ >> welcome, everyone, to the most important hour of the session. 60 minutes to go until the closing bell. stocks are in the green, rebounding from yesterday's highs, and do not look now, but it looks like another record high. i am trish regan. "street smart" start next. -- starts next. coming up on today's edition of "street smart," we are counting

. >> paul, thank you for jonas. paul kedrosky getting up early. let's turn to pepsi. this company is duking it out with billionaire investor nelson peltz, who wants to break it up, and the ceo ingenuity might have on herself some breathing room. is an analyst at deutsche bank securities with a buy rating on pepsi shares. bill, there was some striking margin expansion at pepsi. nooyit enough for indra to silence the critics that might side with nelson peltz? >> i do not think so. he has made it clear that he is in it for the long haul. he has his mind made up. >> nelson peltz might not be quiet, but the folks that he needs to persuade to go along with him are listening to his story on the one hand, and looking at the numbers that noo yi is delivering on the other. is she offering enough? greatk, this will be a set of results. it is only one quarter and he has some broader point about having the benefits of a beverage and snack business together. it is one battle in a long war, and like i said, he will continue to press pepsi shareholders. it is probably not enough to g

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jona h. the flood of immigration now the president is trying to turn it on the republicans.u think that the president will escape? >> i don't think he will escape. the president lost credibility with everybody but his base and that's all he's talking to at this point. he is talking to the people who he needs to show up in the 2014. he lost the independents and lost republicans a really long time ago. and now just spinning his wheels. it is important to point out, they have done this since the beginning of the administration, and if think so, they haven't paid attention. republican opposition, they paint as illet jit mate and irerational and selfish and bigoted and this is more of the same. and i don't think it works well except for the people they need to get to the polls. >> is this just part of the political purposes? >> well, they are really in a hole. it is not just a second term scandal. it is a real crisis that looks like it will go on for a long time. and the administration is sending a message that this can't be stopped and we'll fill military sites with child refuge

it is so obvious that j jonas jamison is behind this. spider-man saved a family from farm. that family was trying to give him money. spider-man was like, no, i don't want your money. the cops noticed and came over and started hassling spidey and he tried to defend himself without hurting them and then somebody takes the video and the daily bugel publishes it. they say they found a little cocaine in spidey's pocket. it is obviously not cocaine, but it is what is left of o a -- of aka sandman. what was your question? >> i don't even know. i blame the tourists. you know why i blame the tourists? they look at this like an experience in new york. if they come -- if they come -- okay. tourists, if they come here -- what is with you? >> all of a sudden i have nothing to say. you. >> it is like -- >> it is like magic. >> tourists don't mind being felt up especially if you are male. but they are saying you won't believe -- they say you won't believe what happened to me in new york. a guy dressed like spider-man grabbed my butt. >> well when i was 12 my mother had me pose with a nake

that has adam jonas worked about where the industry is headed. >> we think we're going from a consumeritude of i need to replace my car, so i really just want to replace my car, or i can't afford to give up this great deal giving to me by various financial institutions. so that's starting to concern us a bit. adam is not the only analyst who said this is not the time to be investing in auto stocks. as a result take a look at what we've seen versus the s&p 500, tyler. no comparison at all. you do not want to invest in the auto stocks toward the end of aic sole. you said to be in toward the beginning of a cycle. the concern is there will be so much supply, tyler, that you will have dealer at some point say, you know what? we need to move the metal. it's coming from the production lines, so that's the concern that we're approaching that point. >> let's take you to our yahoo financial question of the day. strongest since 2006. do you think auto sales are at or near a top? 34% say yes, they are, no there's room to grow say 30%. 36% say i think they'll flatten out. a perfect curve there. bef

. >> how about those jonas brothers, kind of out of the news right now, very popular, at one point, but last october, they canceled their plan tour and had a rift about create a difference, different genres of music, soon broke up in order to pursue separate carreers. you haven't heard from any of them since. >> football fans knows these two brothers, 49ers coach jim, ravens coach, john harbaugh, they went head-to-head during the 2013 soup ever bowl, they stay off the feel, supportive of each other. dad pants or no dad pants. >> well, superbowl versus -- >> yeah. >> right. the parents were there, who do you root four? >> man, be tough. >> so cool. not that you don't care, but the parents at that point -- >> yes. >> high five each other at that point. >> like when i am watching the bachelorette? and your boyfriend's brother? i root for both of them. >> i hate that show. >> kind of like this one. still ahead, you know him from the avengers, right? you like that. >> uh-huh. >> he is also nominated, oscar nominated, somebody talk him into being on our show. nominated, somebody talk him into

. >>> officials in iraq say isis has blown up the tomb of jona.is said to be swallowed by a whale or fish. the doctor leading the fight against ebola is infected with the deadly virus. in west africa more than 1,000 patients have been infected and 660 people have died. >>> a new report from nasa shows two years ago earth narrowly escaped a solar storm that looked like this. it was big enough apparently to knock modern civilization with damage to an electrical grid and one study suggests the impact would have been more than 2 trillion dollar, 20 times greater than the cost of hurricane katrina. >> glad we miss that one. >> me, too. this close. >> yeah, well, that's -- i guess. wow. okay. all right. on that note, thanks very much. that does it for us. we'll see you again at 11:00. good edition of 360. "the sick xties" starts now. >>> the communists seem to be putting on the defense on a number of fronts. >> we're behind and i'm sure they are making a concentrated effort to stay ahead. >> we may get beaten more. there are no cheap or easy victories i

there's jonas and marie. that's john and faith.us the three children of a sibling who died a few years ago. they'll all be splitting the jackpot 20 ways. it was her who bought the winning ticket. she went to the local 7-eleven because her niece was low on milk and bought a ticket. days later she realized she had won. >> and i started to cry and i called my sister to come and get me. >> reporter: so now, all the siblings get a piece of the pie and the mother devised the plan on how to split the winnings. >> i'm 76 and i've worked very hard my whole life. this is just a wonderful icing on the cake. >> it took weeks before it sunk in. and when it did, i went to sears and bought a new pair of work boots. >> reporter: many of them plan on still working and playing the lotto, the same way they do everything else, as a family. >> if you can't win you know what's better? somebody wins the lottery who really deserves it and some of these members actually lost their homes during hurricane sandy. so 17 of the 19 family members are alive and i

it's a spoiled celebrity named lacy jonas. in one brief mission, lacy is driven around by the player to escape from the paps while tree drops sweet nothings like i'm the voice of a generation and a few other things. take a listen actually. >> look at those lunatics. can you imagine what it's like being this famous? i'm the closest thing to royalty these people have. >> i feel you parody lindsey. joining us is ann bremer. ann, i've got nothing but sympathy for miss lohan, but i've got to fault her lawyers here. you are far more a lawyer than i. you are practicing. but just my lay person's read is this is protected parody. >> you don't really have a right to control the way that people play you out as a celebrity. it's parody. there was a parody of me in one of my cases that called me the kim kardashian of lawyers. i was like, does that have something to do with my rear snend i'm not sure. i can't control that. she's saying if you're going to use my image commercially and make money off of it, i have a right to publicity. my rig

the actress is claiming that rock star games and its parent company model it had character of lacy jonasdsay lohan and did so without lohan's permission. we have court documents in our hands, just got them a few moments ago. they allege that rock star copied everything from lundsy's hair style to her voice, even her one-time residence at the hotel shchateaux mar month wher she used to live. her singh schur at the bottom of the complaint. cnn has not received a response from the game maker however the model hired to bring the character to life responded to lohan's claims that model's name is shelby and she posted quote "just because the game has illegal drugs and all the worst west coast stereotypes does not mean you're in it, lynn lindsay lohan." that's interesting. sonny hostin is back with me along with hln legal analyst joey jackson. we have this mission -- >> that was mean, by the way. >> really mean. >> it's keyboard courage, that's what i call it. >> keyboard courage. mean girls. >> people text and tweet things they wouldn't say to their face. >> just because we're talking about il