he's if they only talk if they only treated teachers that way josh how do you react to that. i have a lot. troubled hearing could just first address david's previous argument which is a fallacy and it's also a disingenuous argument and that's about life span in the united states. it's an easy argument to make and you can use it is an indictment of our health care system and the pharmaceutical industry but in fact multiple papers that if you factor in violence automobile accidents suicides and you normalize it across the industrialized company countries the united states has the highest life expectancy it is not seventy that's number well josh what is the correlation between taking antidepressants and suicide for example in murder antidepressants definitely have their place in medicine they're not perfect there are far from perfect i think on the whole they've probably helped more people by far than they've hurt and they've probably hurt some people also but. you know that that is medicine and those are drugs there are various and there are benefits and there are not always cl

so ok and opiates well i would like to weigh in peter on what josh just said because first of all as there is a very controversial. that the physicians have asked to have that withdrawn because of very negative side effects that are not necessarily well publicized and the prospects of bone drugs are likely to be withdrawn because of the host of side effects that emerged after it was approved and after a lot of money with made on it i think it's really. just referred to the vaccines which big pharma has produced and ignore all the poor and risky drugs that it's made billions and billions by convincing people who are at risk of us your prose or convincing people who are already taking to asthma drugs to take a third one ok it's just you want to reply to that before i go today i'd like you to suggest an alternative for advair for it's withdrawn i happen to have asthma and when i started on advair twenty years ago i threw my inhaler away and i haven't carried it since david are people taking too many drugs let me let me go to david now. we need all these drugs so that peter no no we don'

been making massive profits out of selling treatments and on to particularly needed to us recently josh how do you respond to that it sounds like it's for the pharmaceutical industry and not for health. mostly disagree. but is some of both but keep in mind that i don't represent the pharmaceutical company and i was laid off by the farmers out of coal industry i have no i have no dog in this fight i'm just speaking from my experiences as a researcher and my impressions following the the history of the last two decades or so and the major accomplishments that we've seen ok but then our major ok but josh is it really a profit driven business ites it isn't focused on health care everything it's a profit driven business and it is also focused on health care the two are not mutually exclusive the profit is necessary to do research for the next series of drugs and. there's no way around it no one else will pay to do it and no one else is capable of doing it ok martin do you want to weigh in on that. let's go to mark the first well thank you peter yeah i certainly agree with dr healy and i thin

josh we've had a look at this issue as five years out if you look at patients who have. free and you're taking anti-psychotic drugs five years. most of the patients who got schizophrenia these days who are on the drugs go on to commit suicide i mean the most of the loss of life comes from people committing suicide one hundred years ago patients who had schizophrenia did not commit suicide but we've got five years is a hundred fold increase of the risk of death from suicide that's linked to the anti psychotics these patients are on that we didn't have before. josh would you like to reply to that david i can't be expert on this i can't argue with you i don't know the data ok mark i do agree a lot of the view that josh fisher heads that are in your face every night. really you know they're very poor taste. and i wish they would just go away but i certainly agree with both of you on that martha you want to jump in and go ahead. yes i would like to jump in now you know dr king was talking about the suicidal side effects of the and i depressants and they are psychotic are exhi

yeah you know i'd like to come back on two or three points here first of all i think josh is skirting the issues which is back in the one nine hundred sixty s. when industry would actually developing drugs in a completely different way we had much better life saving drugs than we have now and i thought put into the united states the best health care in the world in terms of life expectancy and now the united states is full of the way down the list it's beneath cuba in terms of life expectancy on the other hand what's happening is the major problem companies now are running clinical trials in countries like russia and it's not clear about the ethics of the trials that they run the recruiting patients russians. sions to western trials where the patients don't always exist it seems where the rest of us comicon access to the data from these clinical trials to find out what has actually happened and it's because of this because companies can write goes right up to goes about trials where they hide the data and then market these drugs extremely happily that the rest of us are being put on d

last two decades or so and the major accomplishments that we've seen ok but then our major ok but josh is it really a profit driven business like it is in focus on health care everything it's a profit driven business and it is also focused on health care the two are not mutually exclusive the profit is necessary to do research for the next series of drugs and. there's no way around it no one else will pay to do it and no one else is capable of doing it ok martha do you want to weigh in on that. let's go to mark the first well thank you peter yeah i certainly agree with dr healy and i think that what we're seeing in the united states is a lot of selling of diseases that didn't used to exist that now are selling pills through the t.v. ads and the direct to consumer advertising in the last fifteen years have really increased hypochondria and people who say well i can't sleep i'm depressed i have five castor reflux disease and all these things that we never thought before and the t.v. ads selling the diseases to fell the pale. you know david when i was growing up no but nobody took these p

i'm josh lipton. some news here for gamers.s position on used games to the x box 1. microsoft will allow trade and resale of used games without restriction. you can have a look at game stop, gme up more than six percent in the after hours at its highest level in more than four years. melissa back to you. >> dr. j. that's the trade here? >> michael pack ter said it when he talked with him last week. we both love game stop. that's the play here. gme screaming higher as josh just said, $2 through the old 52 week high. i got to like this one still and with the new games and new consoles coming. and i think this is another reason to keep owning this stock. >> time for our top three trades for today. first up fedex delivering ond beating the streets estimate. still underperforming the market so far this year. mike khouw. >> this is an interesting case because like a lot of stocks trading, the top line growth isn't doing fob that great over the next couple years. still we're looking at solid earnings growth, probably better than 7 buc

josh, on his scooter, impacted the right front corner area of the pickup, and josh was thrown from hisnder him and josh is flying headlong. >> it was last second, i just saw it right as he hit me. i remember just seeing the truck there, and i think i kind of braced myself. i didn't even hit the brakes. i didn't have time to. >> as he watches the crash in horror, the police officer turns on his camera and automatically saves the previous 30 seconds of video. >> because of the way our system is set up, it's recording constantly, it just doesn't save it until it's turned on and then we have a 30-second capture. so everything that occurred 30 seconds prior was actually saved and that 30 seconds caught the accident. >> as josh is hurled through the air, one flip flop goes flying in another direction. it's hard to believe that josh hasn't been badly injured, but he picks up his cell phone and incredibly, starts to stand up. >> i think adrenaline and shock had kind of set in. >> josh actually starts to walk away, but he's stopped by a motorcyclist. >> he insisted i sit down and lay back and w

hi josh, and congratulations. >> thanks for having me on. >> josh, you are not only the brain behind the procera avh formula, but you're also the author of the medically acclaimed book 20/20 brain power: 20 days to a quicker, calmer, sharper mind, which by the way, our audience has the opportunity to receive a free copy of today. josh, tell us the story behind procera avh. >> we measured over one million brains. >> one millions brains? >> well, actually, we measured 1.5 million people's brains. we measured their i.q., their brain power, memory, their powers of concentration and from all this data, we found something very shocking. >> what was that? >> the brain seems to be declining faster than the body. in fact, brain power declined by up to 50% by age 50 to 55. it really shocked all the researchers, patrice. >> tell us what happened next after this discovery. >> well, we set out to find whether there might be a simple, natural solution to slow down if not stop this decline. so we evaluated hundreds of brain nutrients, then we conducted studies on the top half-dozen or more on thous

josh, what's your reaction, in or out?sumers are going to go where there's the most convenient shopping experience with very good customer service at a fair price, and more and more that means amazon unless you've really differentiated the buying experience or you have exclusive products, and i mean a majority exclusive products. so as impressed as i am with this business, i think the competitive risks and the margin pressure that are going to come from that make me concerned about this next phase of growth so i'm afraid to say for this one i'm out. >> the fact that it's mott optimized for mobile and the fact they haven't really been pushing the content side to really differentiate green cupboards from amazon, i would say over the long term i would be in, but for now over the short term i'm out. okay, josh, neblett, what's your reaction? you have two outs, mine a tentative out and one in. what do you think? >> we've had doubters since day one, and it's something that we'll continue to grow with. again, i appreciate the inp

you better wake up, josh.o matter how much i care about you, if you got to learn the hard way, you're going to do that on your own, man. if you get into this anymore, i'm for real done, man. >> you got anything down there? >> what do you need? >> food. >> i'll send you some up later. just shut up, man. just stay out of trouble. you talk too much. stay out of trouble. stay out of trouble. >> love you, bub. >> see you later, man. straight idiot, man. if i could hit him in the mouth right now, i would. >> i let him down. >> how much time harrison spends in the hole will be determined in a disciplinary board hearing just like the one awaiting michael ray stafford for allegedly stabbing pat ellerman. >> best-case scenario would be that they forget about this. >> stafford is assigned an inmate advocate to help him present his case at the hearing. >> did you get a copy of the investigator's report? >> no. >> here's what i would say. no matter what the outcome is, i would plead not guilty to it just for the simple fac

josh lipton. >> hey -- maybe we don't -- josh was watching dollar general though, which was a lousy performer> scott, it is, from 7.5% right now. it's interesting, you say same store sales improve but margins fell. i was talking to stacy and her point was looking at dollar general and walmart, both disappointing, those prints telling you how the low end is faring right now. josh brown, give me a thought on dollar general. >> it's a great stock. had a bad quarter. you let the dust settle a day or two. this has been one of the leaders in the space. not every quarter will be a winner. >> deutsche bank's global investment conference is under way. touting key presentations from many of the major banks, matt o'connor is the analyst and joins us from the conference live in new york city. welcome, nice to have you on. >> thanks, scott, thanks for having me. >> do you have a best name in the space in the environment we're in with the prospect of rates going up? >> well, rising rates is one of the key themes we're trying to play. last week we actually put out this piece called banking 201, which is eve

[applause] >> ellen: welcome the very handsome, josh duhamel! [♪] >> how are you? how are you. >> ellen: i'm good, how are you? >> i'm doing great. [cheering] >> this is why i love coming here. it's good for myself esteem. >> ellen: like you don't get this everywhere you go. that is not true you are handsome and charming and i love you in every way. i love your personality, you are a kind man, you are easy on the eyes. all of it is all good. >> thank you. [cheering] i'm waiting for a punchline. >> ellen: there is no punchline. i mean that. >> i appreciate it. >> ellen: and happy belated birthday to you. you just turned 40, right? >> yes. yes. i just turned 4o my wife througw me a party of all parties. it was a slow-developing surprise party over the course of three days. it started with my friend picking me up at my house and saying bring your helmut and your golf clubs. >> ellen: you have a helmut? >> i have a bike helmut like a minnesota vikings football helmut. i didn't know. i brought it and i did not need it. but then i get in the car and w

and josh took over. he struggled early on, calling it the worst year of his life. but then something clicked. >> i started -- i got on a roll and i think that -- it just allowed me to relax and allow some of the potential to come out. >> that potential has exploded this season as josh is an all-star candidate. he leads the a's in batting average, hits, rbi, second in home runs and has only five errors in the field. but josh is two humble to think about being an all-star. >> just one of those things i'm excited to be considered an all-star. there is nobody in the world except maybe my mom and my agent who thought i could ever be that -- playing great defense, swinging the bat like -- better than he's done all his life, high school maybe. he's making an all-star bid for himself right now. >> josh was raised by a single mother and wants to remember where it came from. he also gives us an example of the -- >> just to be the same person every day i like to have fun and cut up. i hit the ball in the hole, i go

. >> josh listen to me.e's the thing, though. [ all speak at once ] >> look at this chart. >> come mid week i'm telling you, if the fed gets out there and makes it clear that they're not tapering anytime soon you better not be short this market because you're going to get run over. >> you don't think people have factored that in to josh's pointd. >> it doesn't matter. every time people try to factor anything in when he speaks mid week, if he makes it clear they're not getting out of the game anytime soon rip your face off. you don't want to be on the wrong side of that, do you? >> japan had been doing everything by the book. right around the may 22nd level, you had the comments out of japan, where they said the yen is depreciated enough and everything has gone pear-shaped since. so you have to pay attention what's going on there. >> everyone's focused on the fed next week. our next guest said we should be looking elsewhere for the next big thing. u.s. chief investment officer at allianz. good to have you on.

josh? >> ubs is basically saying that the company is more focused than perhaps the consensus believes on revenue. i think they raised their revenue outlook, and they raised their price target from $28 to $30. i've been pretty consistent saying i think the stock has bottomed, but i'm still not excited enough to get long the name. i would actually rather miss a couple of points and buy when there's real momentum here, which just has not yell materialized. >> next up, the pressure is mounting on the emerging markets. down 16%, and getting hit harder in this week's global sell-off. will the emerging market's pain continue? >> i think the pain continues there, but i think it's a little too late at this point to try to short the eem. i think there's better ways to do it. what i would look is over to the uk. ewu is the etf for the uk. their banks have huge exposure to the emerging markets, particularly china. look at standard charter, those kind of names. ewu, you shorted here. stay away from em f

and josh took over. he struggled early on, calling it the worst year of his life. but then something clicked. >> i started -- i got on a roll and i think that -- it just allowed me to relax and allow some of the potential to come out. >> that potential has exploded this season as josh is an all-star candidate. he leads the a's in batting average, hits, rbi, second in home runs and has only five errors in the field. but josh is two humble to think about being an all-star. >> just one of those things i'm excited to be considered an all-star. there is nobody in the world except maybe my mom and my agent who thought i could ever be that -- playing great defense, swinging bat like -- better than he's done all his life, high school maybe. he's making an all-star bid for himself right now. >> josh was raised by a single mother and wants to remember where it came from. he also gives us an example of the -- >> just to be the same person every day i like to have fun and cut up. i hit the ball in the hole, i go cra

i'm josh lipton. watching the dxj in the red.stors who want exposure to japanese stocks but don't want exposure to changes in the rate between the yen and greenback. strategists pointing out the boj failed to address the recent spike in yen volatility. they're down 9% in the past month but still up 22% this year. melissa, back to you. >> dxj the hedged stock. josh, you're in in trade, dxj. >> we have been since january. we have a nice gain. the pullback has not been enjoyable but i'll tell you, the smartest minds in global macro think we're still pretty early. there are rumors that soros might have bought in after the dip. i think it's something you stick with. this is not a two month or three-month stock market run. it could be 18 to 24 months. >> we talked about sony briefly but sony you have the yen but also you've got the log effect. >> they had a big pull back but now setting up nicely. on the recent pull back it held it's $20 level. lobe is in there pushing with a lot of stock, pushing to have a breakup in the company. i th

josh brown, answer that question. >> no, the rally has been killed. we haven't yet closed at a 5% connection yet but it looks like we're getting very close. what i would tell you is we've been beneath the 20-day moving average for almost a month now. so i think that rally that started from november has ended and now the only question is whether or not we're in a down trend or we're biding time until another leg up. i would tell you this is a massive carry trade unwinding. i would 234not want to be the ft one to dive in and say this is the worst it could get. it's the summer and clearly the markets are adjusting to some new news. i would let things play out but the bias has to be buy the high quality names that are getting slaughtered. >> stephanie, is the rally over or is this the great buying opportunity that everybody has been waiting for and a train load of people have come on this network and said buy the pullbacks? >> well, yeah, i think the volatility is here to stay. we are picking very carefully today quality names, financials, technology, som

i really want to see them. >> josh. josh, the fireworks go off and, boom. i said so. car alarms blaring ] >> grand finale. >> mr. turtle. >> are you excited about third grade? >> no. >> why not? >> they have hard math. and hard other stuff. here. >> what's for lunch, cassidy? >> tortillas, applesauce and -- >> here. >> thank you. >> an orange and a chocolate milk. >> what is your cheer? let's see you do a cheer. >> let's go. let's go. >> so would you consider yourself a happy kid or a sad kid? >> mostly a sad kid. >> why? >> because i have lots more sad days than happy days. i slept at the park, i slept -- i've had to sleep at my mom -- my little sister's grandma's house. and -- >> what's it like to sleep in the park? >> actually not so fun. >> why? >> because we wake up and we have nowhere to get dressed. >> what's it like living at the motel? >> like you're in hell under the ground and the devil is like being so mean. because usually cops come in and tell -- to our motel. people keep going to jail. and that's what my mom doesn't like about that. and i don't like it

. >>> to josh with the other top stories. >>> we begin with our money. despite weak economic reports, stocks and our 401(k)s just got another boost thanks in part to encouraging news from detroit. abc's rebecca jarvis here with those details. >> we like the sound of that, josh. the u.s. auto industry has just posted its best month since the great recession. take a look at this. sales of ford pickups are up 30% and general motors' cadillac enjoyed its best month since 1976, with sales up nearly 40%. now, gm is now rejoining the s&p 500 index. that's a major milestone since the taxpayer bailout. what's going on here exactly? well, consumers are feeling more confident about their jobs. so they're heading to the dealership. they can also get cheap financing and their current cars are getting old, so they're trading them in and, josh, wall street is watching. >> good news all around. thank you for that, rebecca. >>> meanwhile, ford, however, recalling nearly half a million vehicles because a fuel leak could create a fire hazard. the 2013 explorer, fusion, and

josh? >> all right, alex perez in chicago, thank you for that. >>> a major recall affecting tens of thousands of suv owners. general motors says a circuit board in the doors of certain suvs from 2006 and 2007 could short and so cause a fire. the recalled suvs include the chevy trailblazer. gmc enjoy, buick rainier, saab 9-7 and isuzu ascender. some owners are being told to park their cars outside and not in the garage. >>> some much needed relief for drivers at the pump this morning. prices of gas are coming down and way down, in fact, in parts of the midwest dropping almost 60 cents per gallon in just the last week in areas where refineries were temporarily offline. the average price nationwide stands at $3.61 per gallon. >>> new details this morning in the irs scandal. a supervisor in washington has testified that she was personally involved in reviewing some of the earliest applications from conservative groups seeking tax ex-emmitt status. that testimony contradicts irs claims that agen

josh? robin?> again, we do hope that everybody injured there is okay. had to be terrifying. >> that's the major thing. not so much the win, but what happened there. >>> we're going to get to the severe weather up and down the east coast. at least two deaths so far. and, sam, this is a very, very serious line of storms. >> yeah, when you think about three days now we've been talking about this line of storms. half of the country has been involved in it. and the worst action was last night. we'll get to the boards and show you what's going on. this is what we were most afraid of, this kind of damage. because the ground so saturated all the way into new england. when the winds came through, they're not taking tree limbs down. they're taking trees down by the root balls and laying them over because the ground is so darn wet. this was a light derecho that started wednesday, and ran all of the way into thursday morning. then, you had the 1 24-hour period of more than 730 storm reports. if you can find t

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josh bond made a new friend then discovered his neighbor's true identity. >> i just helped the f.b.i. arrest the most-wanted man in america. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. this is the "cbs evening news" >> pelley: good evening. the united states is getting more involved in the civil war in syria. the white house has just announced this evening that it will send military support to the rebels fighting the overthrow the dictatorship of bashar al-assad. the obama administration has been avoiding this step, but the president made the decision after u.s. intelligence informed him that assad's forces have used nerve gas against the rebels. this war began two years ago. tens of thousands of people are dead and the entire region has been destabilized. major garrett has just come from a briefing at the white house. major? >> reporter: scott, the obama white house has for the first time declared that the syrian regime of bashar al-assad has used chemical weapons to kill opposition fighters. u.s. intelligence communities say the syrian regime of bas

josh? >> again, very bizarre.thank you for that and we do hope the very best for paris' recovery. >>> time now to get back to sam in gulfport, florida, this morning. sam with the aftermath of the first named storm of the hurricane season and she came early. >> yeah, really early. i mean within six days to have a landfalling storm. by the way, guys, put this on our list, lovely gulfport is someplace we'll come hang out as a unit. this is an incredibly beautiful little town and i'm going to try to show you a little more as we go through the morning. let's get to the boards. what happens during the day today. if you're wondering how she affects your life this weekend, watch the timing here. by friday at 5:36 moving up through washington, d.c., new york and then watch this. by the time you get to saturday morning at 8:00 a.m., this is brand-new information, folks, most of your weekends on the east coast is turning out to be okay. this storm is really moving quickly. but from boston north it's going to be a lingering i

josh? >> we are excited, sam."gma morning menu." what it takes to transform into anna nicole smith. inside one actress' astonishing transformation. >>> plus, christie brinkley's teen daughter opens up about modeling, her body image and advice her famous mom gave her. >>> and "deals & steals" at our huge party in the park, with demi lovato. it's all coming up, live, on "good morning america." ahhh, the little rascal is fgood job.leep. thank you. so it's friday night, you wanna... do something? or you just text message your friends for the rest of the night. i'm not texting. what are you doing? just figuring out our friday night. i'll go get the popcorn. thank you, i love you. buy any samsung galaxy mobile device and receive a $50 best buy gift card in the samsung experience shop. only at best buy stores nationwide. backflips and cartwheels.mile? love, warmth. here, try this. mmmm, ok! ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! h

it's a buy, buy, buy. >> josh, merck?ngle best pipeline in large cap pharma, six drugs in phase three trials, three of which could be blockbusters. meantime, 3.6% dividend yield, paying about 12 times forward earnings. i see no reason not to have merck part of your portfolio. >> let's revisit tech, cisco ask leading the dow and microsoft getting a pop. jon margian we i najarian was h he's a big supporter of microsoft stock. >> you can walk into best buy and look at microsoft's products, touch them, feel them. that's a lot bigger than people are giving them credit for. >> a look atpel back in the control room if you can pull it up while we're having this conversation on microsoft. you want microsoft? >> i want to go google, the most important technology name. do i like microsoft, yes, talked about it last week, but i think dwoogle will give you the real indication of technology over the second half of the year. down below 900 right here. price targets above 1,000. i think they are warranted and potentially it does go there

josh, nobody got the money. josh, you can calm down. he is pretending. the rest of the night belonged to the pitchers. axle rod strikes him out in seven. he is dealing. you will get nothing and like it. he strikes out three. as for reddic and he is back from a wrist injury that put him on a a disabled list and running down this ball and reddic delivers at the plate and a double off axel rod. the a's add two more and colon goes the distance and allows five hits and gets rios to end it and the a's win it a score of 3-0. we told you earlier about the severe weather in the midwest. it caused the giants' game in st. louis to be postponed. weather permitting they will play a double header at 10:00 a.m. pacific time. college baseball and usf and rice. ncaa regionals and oregon. he belts a two-run homer for the owl rice takes the lead. bottom of 11 and two down and the dons pitcher strikes him out. the ball gets away. instead of the inning being over the runner advances to third. and then he scores on what looks like a routine flyball. derrick atkinson lost it i

one of the people he became close with wu his neighbor, josh bond.ke with him. >> reporter: josh bond moved to l.a. to break in the movie business. he ended up co-starring in the movie "climax." >> the first time i ever meeting him he came to my door and knocked on my door one day and introduced himself and gave me a cowboy hat, said he thought he didn't need it anymore and thought i could use it. >> reporter: that was 2007. josh bond was the new resident manager at the princess you gin ya apartments. the exclusive retires who lived next door in apartment 303 went by carol and charlie gasko. >> josh bond was the one contact whitey had a contact with. >> reporter: dick laird wrote an autobiography on bulger. he told us when bomd moved in, whitey had a problem. >> what better way to check it out. >> reporter: and he kept knocking, usually about once or twice a week. >> he was very nice to me, both very kind and generous, supportive, almost protective. >> reporter: during all those conversations, did he ever say anything that made you suspicious at all?

josh, nobody got the money. josh, you can calm down. he is pretending.t of the night belonged to the pitchers. axle rod strikes him out in seven. he is dealing. you will get nothing and like it. he strikes out three. as for reddic and he is back from a wrist injury that put him on a a disabled list and running down this ball and reddic delivers at the plate and a double off axel rod. the a's add two more and colon goes the distance and allows five hits and gets rios to end it and the a's win it a score of 3-0. we told you earlier about the severe weather in the midwest. it caused the giants' game in st. louis to be postponed. weather permitting they will play a double header at 10:00 a.m. pacific time. college baseball and usf and rice. ncaa regionals and oregon. he belts a two-run homer for the owl rice takes the lead. bottom of 11 and two down and the dons pitcher strikes him out. the ball gets away. instead of the inning being over the runner advances to third. and then he scores on what looks like a routine flyball. derrick atkinson lost it in the su

. >>> and to josh lipton we go for another big-move day here, josh. how does it feel? what are we doing going into the final hour here? >> bill, we're definitely in the green. the blue chips up 103 now. you hear two themes traders talk about. one is china. you had the liquidity fears gripping markets yesterday. now, china's central bank easing the worries of a credit crunch. and also, a lot of data this morning, clocked in better than expected. durable goods, consumer confidence. not surprising, what's working today, the cyclical sectors, the economic-sensitive sectors. the semis, and also the financials. the banks benefitting from a steepening yield curve and the economic data suggesting an improving economy. we are also watching the homebuilders. the home prices, best consensus, new home sales, better than expected. we were watching phm, kbh, which are expected to report on thursday. maria, back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> stay with us as we break down the market here on the "closing bell exchange." josh, mark, keith fitzgerald, and our own rick santelli. good

and that's it. >> linsey, you -- josh is the favorite. let's get to the boards.ht next door to us in times square. >>> this is what's happening outside yov dur. keep on eye on this violent storms. anywhere you see the bright shades of red, that could be a heavy storm that brings the downpours of rain we're seeing. and all of the bad side effects. be aware of that if you have the kids outside today. >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. we start off with fog. surging temperatures in the mid land. warmest at the coast >> a waffle cone, whipped cream, brownie, coffee coffee buzz buzz. don't miss it, the "gma" sundae. all that was brought to you by bushes grill [ cheers and applause ] >>> oh, they are getting the ice cream outside. i don't blame them. got to taste good. it's terrific to have our next guest. oscar-nominated actress, has starred in a little bit of everything. indy films like "secretary" and "crazy heart." and maggie gyllenhaal, teaming up with channing tatum, in "house down." here she is interviewing john for a job. >> you did three tours in afghanistan? a

. >> good to have josh here by my side. and weekend anchor, bianna golodryga, here with us, as well. good to have you here. i think they're still celebrating down in miami. rightfully so. >> yeah. i don't know. nice job, lara. well done, you. a thrilling game seven. ending a great series. >> what a series. >> it was all things. but in the end, the championship stays in miami for a second-consecutive year. lebron james, getting it done. we will hear from all of them this morning. >> mvp, king james. >>> we're going to keep a close eye on the markets this morning, after the deep dip on thursday. we're live at the new york stock exchange, for the latest on all that. >> we do want to get there. >>> but let's get back to miami, if only we all could. a thrilling finish to the nba finals. the heat, beating the spurs in a tense and at times chaotic game seven. they did it again. needing to beat san antonio twice at home to defend its title, the heat triumphed, 95-88, in a game that took everything from both teams. >> the hardest se

josh, nobody got the money. josh, you can calm down. he is pretending. the rest of the night belonged to the pitchers. axle rod strikes him out in seven. he is dealing. you will get nothing and like it. he strikes out three. as for reddic and he is back from a wrist injury that put him on a a disabled list and running down this ball and reddic delivers at the plate and a double off axel rod. the a's add two more and colon goes the distance and allows five hits and gets rios to end it and the a's win it a score of 3-0. we told you earlier about the severe weather in the midwest. it caused the giants' game in st. louis to be postponed. weather permitting they will play a double header at 10:00 a.m. pacific time. college baseball and usf and rice. ncaa regionals and oregon. he belts a two-run homer for the owl rice takes the lead. bottom of 11 and two down and the dons pitcher strikes him out. the ball gets away. instead of the inning being over the runner advances to third. and then he scores on what looks like a routine flyball derrick atkinson lost it in

because josh would have said i did even if i didn't. >> but the way you carried on through it all, joshsay, these were floodwaters over here. those were floodwaters. >> the desk is inevitably cleaner. big breach. >> while we continue, i will entertain hopefully with "pop news," and we begin in the world of "pop news" with anna nicole smith. her life continues to intrigue so many, enough so that six years after her death lifetime has made yet another biopic about her and it's getting major buzz all over the web this morning. "the anna nicole smith story" starring 27-year-old agnes bruckner who looks remarkably like her follows the rice in anna from east texas to hollywood where she became a superstar model. that was before marrying billionaire oil tycoon j. howard marshall. it also tracks the death of anna's son three days after she gave birth to her daughter dannielynn and of course her tragic death six months later. the movie airs june 29th on lifetime. >>> later on the show, as we said, we will have the original "wedding crasher" here, vince vaughn to talk about his new role as an int

thank you so much, josh.d here on "gma" less than a week ago, the buzz on social media was tremendous. now a spin-off of the '90s hit sitcom has been ordered called "girl meets world" scheduled to premiere on the disney channel next year. ben savidge and danielle fischel will star as a married couple dealing with a tweenage daughter, the girl, if you will played by 11-year-old roman blanchard. >> oh. >> there you go. >> one i want to see. >> a lot of buzz about that. i dare say that we were the genesis. >> yes. >> you're welcome, by the way. >> let's start a campaign. "loveboat." i would love a "loveboat" reunion. >> ah. >> "loveboat" reunion. >> oh, my gosh. >> let's start campaign. >> by the way -- >> "love american style" will come right after. >> oh, even better. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah. >> i could see you in the lead role. >> on "love boat" or "love america"? >> "love american style." >> awesome. >> all right, all right. i lost my isp so you can't tell me what's going on. >>> on the heels of his footwork

and it is gone. >> josh donaldson is living the dream.baseball at 6 and knew it was what he wanted to do played all 3 sports in high school but narrowed it down to baseball for college. >> i kind of look at my family. and realize i probably wouldn't able to make it as football guy. so baseball is probably my best shot. >> he was drafted by the cubs in 2007 after three years auburn as third base machine and traded to the a's in 2008. josh labor in minor as catcher and scott blew out the 93 at the start of spring training. josh took over. he struggled early on at the plate in theeldr of his life. but then something clicked. i got on a roll and i think that what it did for me is kind of allow me to relax a little bit and allow potential to come out. >> potential has exploded this season as josh is all star candidate. has only 5 error in the field. but josh is too humble to think about being an all star. >> one of the things i'm excited to be considered an all star. there's nobody in the world except maybe my mom and agent who thought i could

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donaldson, and josh smith, gone, way gone to the second deck. avoid the sweep's winning 10-2. the stars seem to be aligned for phil mickelson, it is his birthday, it is father's day, and heading into the final round, could the five-time runner up break through, due to restrictions, we can't show you the in-progress highlights, justin rose waiting, phil mickelson on 18 right now, needs a birdie to force a playoff tomorrow. hard to believe it has been 25 years since the sonoma raceway started to host nascar, the sprint car making its way, greg biffle, arriving with momentum, the boys in michigan before the race, special father's day. jimmie johnson and his daughter, six laps to go, three left in the race, he is in second, jason biffle when he drifts into the wall, finishes 28. that win at michigan international speedway. the pressure is squarely on san antonio entering game five, retaking home court, the spurs in trouble if they go to miami, down 3-2, tony parker's hamstring an issue. lebron james, a man on a mission in game four, he knows the ser

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>> i'm on josh's side. we sold the stock.pensive. >> a great run. >> nothing wrong with saying. >> love to buy it back in the low 70s. >> tweet us. use #bull or bear. we'll have results that we do at the end of the show. is this pullback that we're seeing today and over the last three days the buying opportunity many have been waiting for? next guest says yes. alison deans joins us on set. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> what makes you think that this is the time to come in and buy? >> first, i think the market could pull back a total of 10%. so there is more downside risk. but the longer term upside of the market i think is very strong. people have been underinvested in equity. we'll probably have a rocky market that could pull back more over the next few months, as fear and potential for rates going higher surface. but people should use that to get into equities more than they have been. >> where should they get into? we've talked about the makeup of the market and the rally changing as the pillars that have gotten us her