and josh is actually on the show with us. >> this could be awkward. >> josh, we love you, josh. we love you. okay. that was mine. >> you called it. >> hoda picked jake. >> but let me tell you, josh, josh, if you're listening, the reason i picked jake, i actually thought you had the best voice, but i thought all the -- i did -- but i thought all the country music people were going to come vote like crazy. so my heart was with you, but i went with what i thought was the vote. now, you -- >> i did the same thing. >> -- did the same thing! >> i thought the country people were going to vote in droves. >> josh, can i tell you something? we've been rooting for you since the beginning when you sang "i can't make you love me," whatever. that was it. we are excited to speak with you in a little bit. >> and i gave him two little children's books for his little ones. and i said you think you're the only singer in the whole world, and he laughed. >> there was a little strange thing that happened on "the voice." robin thicke has been on this quest to win back his wife, paula patton. at "the b

josh, on his scooter, impacted the right front corner area of the pickup, and josh was thrown from hise moped is knocked out from under 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

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josh lipton has been following that story and has more from out on the west coast. josh?ah, scott, alibaba's ipo will almost certainly be one of history's largest. the ecommerce joint filing its prospectous last night, giving investors a window into its business. alibaba now controls 80% of the chinese online market, and it is growing fast. its revenue jumping 62% at the end of 2013. yahoo! of course, stands to gain from alibaba's ipo given its 23% stake in the company. exactly how much depends on alibaba's valuation and various tax considerations. stifle says 7.5 billion, cantor says $11 billion. now, what will yahoo! do with all that money? analysts say yahoo! could use the money to issue a dividend or buy back more stock. yahoo! has already repurchased $6 billion worth of stock since the beginning of 2012. yahoo! could also use the money, of course, to do acquisitions. the company under marissa mayer's watch has completed multiple acquisitions, including summly and tumblr. collin gillis of dgc has a suggestion for mayer's consideration, given its strong position in ind

this is an easy one to be long. >> josh? >> first, let's not do ralph lauren, let's do ralph lauren, he's from brooklyn. second, this is the ultimate buy the clothes not buy the stock type of situation, to me. first of all, it's not cheap yet. the 10-year average price to sale is 1.75, which is where it trades now. second, the outlook just wasn't great, and this is a phenomenal business and it's global and they do almost everything right. but the chart is telling you that there are many more sellers than buyers. this is down 15% year to date. it's an absolute freefall. the retail sector looks terrible, as well. and there's no real support in this chart until 120, but real support comes along at 100. i don't know if it drops that far. but there's just no signal that's telling you you need to get into the name. lastly, this is a company that's beaten earnings 11 out of the last 12 quarters and yet it's flat -- [ buzzer ] -- so i don't think it's going anywhere. >> last word, jimmy. >> josh, you and i go to the store together a

pete, josh, jon are trading with us. stocks are staging a rebound, some of the most beatenen had up names in the market are showing momentum. it makes us wonder if the sell-off over the past couple of months is over or if there's more pain to come. all right. let's hit that. steve weiss, what do you think? you go down the list. green mountain up 17%, gilead 14, apple 11. sandisk is up as well. what do you think? >> i think the market is in a consolidation phase. i believe that people are getting in front of the ecb moves that draghi promised in june. so the market looks solid. i'm not looking for a blow-away upside to the market, though. we're still working through the economy. my personal view is the economy's not a 4% economy, but over 3% will take us higher. so you're seeing bounces in some of the names. all of the stocks you mentioned have a story line like green mountain, coke coming in for additional shares. you have to be selective. i will not -- i would not play the twitters. i wouldn't play the teslas. i still w

we are put in touch by josh by mutual friend. we took josh's beautiful product and put business structure around it. he created a magical business. >> may be what you did is you sampled all of what he was making and decided you have to have this in your freezer. >> we tasted it, we look at redefining packaging. >> how did that come about? >> that was josh. he went to a gelato show in italy. he was looking for packaging ideas. he came across a gelato case that was transparent and show the ripples in the gelato. he thought i would be a wonderful package. it will be different. he came up with this beautiful package. >> what has been the reception as you build the business? >> it has been fantastic. it starts with the product. people love the taste of talenti. they love the fact that it is milk based. we have had warm reception. >> you have competition. there is a lot of competition out there. ben & jerry's. they are not going to just let you take the market share. >> they're going to defend their turf. we have grown from having zero

how are you, josh?obviously there are projects that we are working on ahead of time that would be of interest to your client. >> that sounds back. josh fox is willing to talk about taking money from a saudi oil tycoon to fund a project. has the world gone crazy? he's sitting me here. i have serious questions to ask him. it turns out josh fox also recorded that phone call and has the full ten-minute tape. this, for instance, is the unedited version of part of that o'keefe clip. >> so obviously there are projects that we are working on ahead of time that we're working on now that do sound like they would be interesting to your clients. however, i really feel like i would need a more formal approach than just come meet me for coffee. this is the company that we work for. we don't know much about your company. i would need to have more transparency than you're giving me right now. >> wait a second. was that the only time josh fox tried to discover who the shadowy potential funders were and didn't he find th

steph, pete, josh and joe at the desk. and we begin with markets. stocks coming off their first-ever close above 1900. the question now, what now? is the pain that grip small caps over? what about momentum names? seems to have captured momentum lately. to the panel. josh brown, where does this leave us? 1900, first time ever. still concern out there, or not? >> something you don't hear from me often. today's action is totally inexplicable. i'm at a complete loss. i would probably tell you that what we're witnessing is browny in motion. essentially you're seeing particles bounce off each other without a lot of rhyme or reason. think about the cross-currents here. gold is breaking down. down 24 bucks or 2% below a key technic's level. traders are captivated by that. meantime, energy, the best sector, one of the best, this year, the only one of the ten read on the day. you have the two leadership groups, banks and utilities, which makes absolutely no sense. i don't care what macro explanation you want to try to spin, these two groups should not be lead

. >> for more analysis, let's turn to josh fineman, chief of xwroeglobal economist at deutsch wealth and asset management. josh, twhafs key message from your point of view from janet yellen and translate what her message means if you're an investor, a business owner, or someone looking far job? >> i think it's couple things. one is she reiterated the point that the economy's weakness earlier this year was largely transitory. she expects the momentum to pick up as the year progresses. and the recent indicators have been supportive of that. but the other thing she stressed is that, while we've made a lot of progress, there's stale long way to go to repair the damage that was done, particularly in the labor market, that there's still a lot of slack out there. with slack still persisting, wage pressures and inflation pressures very, very dormant, it's not a recipe for the fed rushing for the exits. >> why is she worried about housing, josh? >> well, recently, say the last six months or so, the recovery in housing seems to have stalled about at bit, and that is a bit of a worry, but i thi

josh hurst. josh is the coach's son from kansas city, he still roots for the royals, i guess.now, his name describes his demeanor. josh is an ernest guy, and you can't find just a nicer individual, even outside of washington. the country of course knows him for his golden voice and tones on west wing week and the biggest viral internet hit since between two ferns. but josh and i have and incredible history going all the way back to the iowa caucuses. josh was my iowa communications director. and even when he was in that role, you would find him spending an extra hour or two helping young staffers make phone calls or knock on doors, there was no task that was too small, no detail too unimportant for josh to attend to. at the white house, he's been a mentor to many of the young people here, who i know are thrilled for him today. he is of sound judgment and great temperament, he is honest and full of integrity, i'm sure you will at some point get frustrated with him as well. but it's going to be hard because he's a straight shooter and a great guy. so my request is that be nice t

josh [applause] josh is the coach's son from kansas city. he still works for the royals, i guess. [laughter] as you know his name describes his demeanor. josh is an ernest guy. and you can't find just a nicer individual even outside of washington. the country, of course, knows him for his golden voice and dolcett tones on "west wing" week the biggest viral internet hit since "between two ferns" but we have an incredible history going all the way to the iowa caucus. even when he was in that role u find him spending an extra hour or two making phone calls. there was no small detail too unimportant for josh to atepped to. at the white house he's been a mentor to many of the young people here who i know are . rilled for him today he is of sound judgment and great temperament. he is honest and full of integrity. i'm sure at some point you will get frustrated with him as well because it's going to be hard because he's a straight shooter and a great guy. so my request is that be nice and y on his farewell tour be nice to josh during his initiation which will last maybe two days or perhap

and the real josh donaldson right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state. the giants lit up one of the best pitchers in baseball. adam wayne right from the cardinals. the r.b.i streak ended in nine games, but that was about the only thing that went wrong. how about phrases rarely heard at a baseball game. did you brick -- bring it the pacifier? wayne right came in with the best record in the league. he left in dismay. punter pence takes him to big mac labdz -- big mac land. they won eight of the last nine. the a's and angels and josh donaldson is everywhere. it is head on a stick night. here it comes and there it goes in the first. brandon moss with a grand slam. 4-0 athletics. the real josh donald

>> no, i wasn't, and josh did an excellent job of telling you about the projects. i want to give an overview and introduce to staff. kelly joins us from being in portland, oregon and this project will live in his department with josh and management of susan giggy that we will introduce to you in a moment. and i appreciate the time. it's important that we take a new look at this part of the city. it's the next generation of growth in the city. and important that we do it holistically. it's component of looking at land use, proposed and looking at broader set of infrastructure that this city needs, holistic and long term. there is a tremendous amount of work in this part of the city on caltrain and rail and many others. but we feel like it's time to take a step back and look at it holistically, building on the work and tying it together. and particularly tying the land use and transportation issues together. it's time to do that, we are completing a plan north of this area in the central soma district, and that will reflect potential growth, especially for office for

josh ernst. josh is a coach's son from kansas city., i guess. >> sure he does. >> as you know, his name describes his demeanor. josh is an earnest guy. and you can't find just a nicer individual. even outside of washington. the country, of course, knows him for his golden voice and dulset tones on west wing week, the biggest viral internet hit since between two ferns. but josh and i have an incredible history going all the way back to the iowa caucuses. josh was my iowa communications director. and even when he was in that role, you would find him spending an extra hour or two helping young staffers make phone calls or knock on doors. there was no task that was too small, no detail too unimportant for josh to attend to. at the white house, he's been a mentor to many of the young people here who i know are thrilled for him today. he is of sound judgment and great temperament. he is honest and full of integrity, and i'm sure you will at some point get frustrated with him as well. but it is going to be hard because he's a straight shooter

josh has that story. josh?porter: yeah, melissa, certainly valuations of start-ups are surging. now, that's in part because you've got big-name vcs like the ones at this conference who are committing a lot of capital and driving prices higher. so airbnb and dropbox both at $10 billion. pinterest and uber both at $4 billion. the vcs i'm talking to at this conference, they don't see signs of a bubble. they say, listen, unlike the tech bubble in '99, a lot of the start-ups today, these are real businesses, they argue, with real revenues. because start-ups are attracting a lot of capital and headlines, it certainly doesn't mean they're in any rush to go public. aaron levy could be delaying the ipo, given the hammering that some public cloud companies have suffered. square, another start-up that's facing challenges as it looks for new revenue streams. so not a lot of bubble talk here today, melissa. then, again, of course, venture capitalists are in the business of championing their investments. so you wouldn't expe

pete, steph, josh, joe are trading today. we do begin with stocks slipping in small caps at the center of the selling once again. so is an even bigger problem ahead for that part of the market which had been showing signs of life lately? if so, what does it mean for your money? let's take that to the panel. pete, what are we to do here? the small caps are driving this train. will it continue? >> they've been driving the train to some degree. but the big caps we've been relying on. when you look at some of the transportation names, you look at some of the big-chip names, you talk about technology, the xlk with google and apple, a lot of the various names, inputs there, i have to tell you something, scott, i look very little at the small caps. i understand what everybody is talking about -- >> you better start looking at them more, pete. check the market. is the market going to go up if the small caps have fallen out of bed repeatedly? how could it happen? >> it's been happening and it can continue to happen. with the volatilit

deputy josh ernest will take his place. april, jay came to me in the oval office and said he was thinking about moving on, i was not thrilled to say the at least. i will miss him a lot. i continue to rely on him as a adviser. be nice to jay on his fare well tour. be nice to josh. >> what's jay going to do now with all his spare time? >> what are you going to do? >> i might manage my son's band which is on the verge of taking off, but i haven't made any decisions yet. i've managed over the past months to have some conversations about what my future might look like and i'm scpietd by -- excited by some of the possibilities. >> well, bob, the press secretary job is one of the best experiences that anybody will ever have. it's such an honor and jay carney has served for quite a while under this pretty excruciating circumstances but he did say through the re-election, and then he did -- i'm sorry, the 2014 election. there's been some rumors out there that he was going to go. i think i saw some relief on his face today. >> first

i talk to josh and jamie and they are starting to get real tired of her also. please help me with her and come back soon. if you need anything else let me know and i will try to send it to you. i have to go back to work now. i love and miss you, joe. >> this tied joe snodgrass to his wife's murder. >> i think the computer fragments were the catalysts in a sense that it made sense in the housekeeper's story. it corroborated her stories. it added credibility to her and the story of her uncle. >> how much money did joe pay to have his wife killed. >> what's the cost of a wife? $1 $150. >> the information that was taken off the disk was crucial. it put the nail right in the middle of the coffin. when confronted in the information from the disks, snodgrass pled guilty to soliciting his wife's murder. >> he did not admit to -- he will admit to that. according to the forensic evidence lucy hired her two uchkles and another wan to kill snodgrass. since joe worked for the evidence of investigates, he alsoed him to help with one of her cases. he asked her to drive off wa

the reason he's walking across the stage, terrell's son josh died february 13th. his son had epilepsy but klclet was his service dog. terrell says that when he first met the dog he thought a pit bull service dog. immediately his heart changed after he met cletus. >> he allows our grandchildren to climb on him, pull his ears, tail. he's just great. >> josh's parents thought this diploma was very important for their son because they said he would get up at 6:30 in the morning and walk with cletus two miles to get to the bus to go to idaho state university and he said on many occasions, ems and paramedics would find him on the side of the road or in somebody's lawn with cletus standing over him because he was his service dog. this was josh's last semester. he was taking his final two classes when he took ill. his diploma awarded posthumously in geology. he got his b.s. in geology after all. >> what a beautiful tribute to his son. had to have been heartbreaking for his father to make the walk across the stage instead of sitting in the audience watching his son walk ac

josh, jeff, jo and peter are on the bench today. and we begin with an age-old question that seems more relevant than ever. can stocks and bonds rise at the same time or is it a fight to the finish only one asset class can win? joe, what's your take? >> it's been all or none. you either want to own a stock or bond. i think that's completely incorrect, this risk off, risk on, risk off mentality. let's eliminate it completely. a lot of what's happened, so far year-to-date, about behavioral finance. money manager takes the waiting in taxable and fixed income down. we're now raising the ratings once again. i think you could own both, you should own both. i think in certain instance, there's warrant to owning stocks over bonds. that might be the time. >> pete, the 10 year is driving the trade, it seems today. lately, it's been that case. today, you wake up, bond yields are right at 2.50%, threatening to dip below that again. stocks at the lowest territory and bonds at the lowest yield and stock market off and we find ourselves mostly posi

josh was my iowa communications director.he was in that role, you'd find him spending an extra hour or two helping young staffers make phone calls or knock on doors. there was no task that was too small, no detail too unimportant for josh to attend to. at the white house he's been a mentor to many of the young people here who i know are thrilled for him today. he is of sound judgment and great temperament, he's honest and full of integrity and i'm sure you will at some point get frustrated with him as well. [laughter] but it's going to be hard because he's a straight shooter and a great guy. so my request is that be nice to jay on his farewell tour and be nice to josh during his initiation which i'm sure will last maybe two days. well, perhapses two questions. we're going to let him hang around a little bit to milk it for all it's worth. hank you guys. >> president of the united states embracing the outgoing white house press secretary jay carney as mr. obama just told us, to be replaced by josh ernest. we'll continue to foll

guys, back to you. >> josh, it's jon steinberg.ow from when in 1999 microsoft, i remember, launched a retail store in san francisco, is that they have hardware now? has the world changed? there's more ecommerce now, so why would this work now? >> reporter: i think certainly you've seen new products, right? so satya nadella has put the strategy forward. microsoft saying they want to be a player in consumer devices, they want to take on apple and google. he has products to show, phones, tablets. talking to some of the kids on this line, they weren't just talking about macklemore. some were coming in to buy phones, buy tablets. there's products he wants to show. and you go that that store, jon, it's a very sleek, cool, minimal look. that's part of it, too. they want their customers to have that experience in these stores, guys. >> josh, we appreciate that. between what's going on there retail-wise, jon, and what angela is about to do at apple, that will get interesting from a retail stand of point. >> and at the end of the year, too,

josh b. i love when they use the last initial. it's like they're third graders at summer camp. and this josh b. you know, i've seen these guys cry when they get eliminated. i've seen them curse. i've seen them shrug their shoulders and move on. josh b. probably gave the most brutally honest assessment of what happened to him of any bachelor contestant yet. >> i came here looking for a wife and all of a sudden there's -- whatever. it's embarrassing is what it is. showed up, said oh, this is great. sure, let's give it a try. let's embarrass the [ bleep ] out of myself for one night, to do absolutely nothing, accomplish nothing, and then i'm going to call my parents tomorrow and be like yeah, that sucked. i'm coming home. i'm going to face reality. i'm embarrassed as [ bleep ]. cool. it is what it is. i'm going to go home, enjoy myself, take some vacations and -- this is -- this is stupid. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: can't disagree with that. and right now the friend who put y

or is it going to be josh. i don't know.w. >> they're all great. >> dictionary had now added 150 new words. >> it's the webster's dictionary. >> here they a. here are some of the new ones. selfie, hashtag, spoiler alert, auto tune, hot spot, baby bump. >> i would think some would have already been in. crowd funding. >> that's when you raise money online. >> catfish. this is a person who sets up a false personal profile on a social networking site for fraudulent or deceptive purposes. >> yes. anyway, enjoy the new words. we want to give a shout out to auction winners who paid money to come see us. they're there room to read. ladies, thank you for coming. >> and we need a shout out, if you have a long distance dad, this father's day we want to celebrate great dads whose jobs take them away from their home. >> military dad or truck driver, any dad who spends a lot of time away from home, we want to know about him. so give us all your details. >> he's had 11 number one hits and singing one of them for us. >> and charlize theron

the real josh donaldson. he thought it was a double, but it was gone.tick and wipes his hands. neatness counts. and then he throws off the speedy in the first. dan on a stick and i can see that on abc7. his second homer of the game and four r.b.i's. college ball stanford ncaa state. a complete game and struck out six. jack klein with some pop here. cardinals win it 8-1 and will face indiana tomorrow. the moim me heat -- the miamioi. lebron is back in the nba finals. female narrator: sleep train challenged its manufacturers sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price wars ends sunday. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ to the nba finals for the fourth straight year. they hammered indiana. lance

basically where josh and i talked about.ike this one. >> murph, what's your -- >> i have a great company for the summer for guys working out. it's gps sports. a name a lot of guys don't know about. it has a heart rate monitor for men. >> i'll given you a name nobody ever talks about. >> there it is kind of a men menszierre. >> you guys got that. great. i'll see you. >> we'll be back right after this. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ tdd#: 1-800-345-255050 tjust waiting to be found. ties my mom works at ge. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 at schwab, we're here to help tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 bring what inspires you tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 out there... in here. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 out there, tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 there are stocks on the move. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 in here, streetsmart edge has tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 chart pattern recognition td

. >> the careless whisper and josh red duck remains -- josh reddick remains hot. >>> tim hudson was scheduled to pitch. he was roughed up by the marlins. it is an orange friday at at&t park. he leads off with a bomb and bottom of the first. the giants tie it up and sandoval doubles to left. in the third derrick de trick, high, deep and aloha. it allows five runs and the giants are down a run in the 6th. a two-out knock and it is tied at five. top of nine and marlins breakthrough and singles to right off lopez. the marlins go on to win it 7-5. the a's in cleveland and i it is lit up in the hot dog races. the first inning and nick swisher teed it off and 1-0 indians. the a's are up 5-1. josh donaldson and putin just picked it up on the russian radar. it is a three-run shot and it is 8-1a's. they struck out nine. jose ramirez and you will get nothing and like it. and red duck again in the seventh -- reddick with six r.b.i's in the game. a nice catch by the fan. the a's roll 11-1. how long before derrick car is ready to start for the raiders. and how will he and matt schaub get along female narra

and who's going to take his place is josh earnest. be that as it may, some days it's a good job, and some days it's not. but you just heard the president said be nice to jay and farewell to josh as he come into the job. we will see. >>> well, we have another fox news alert to tell you about. major developments to tell you about in the va scandal. welcome to "the real story." va secretary eric shinseki stepping down today following a meeting with the president. shinseki outlined a new action plan, starting with a house cleaning. house minority leader nancy pelosi issuing this statement, writing, quote, the department of secretary shinseki will not solve the systemic challenges within the va and it's medical facilities, it's up to all of us to fix the problem and improve our efforts to ensure veterans receive the care they need when they need it. florida congressman jeff miller also weighing in. >> a good man was taken out by a bureaucratic agency. president obama will replace shinseki, he's a career banker. sloan gibson can be -- he ha

congratulations to josh beckett. he is getting wet out there. of the border, opposite for the a's. bob melvin's offense was soaring earlier this month. the a's offense has gone south. here are the blue jays and the a's, final game of the series, drew pomeranz making his fourth start of the season. encarnacion, talk about jumping on one, oh, low shot to left field -- solo shot to left field. same inning, bases loaded, one out. pomeranz has a double play. jim johnson in to get out of a bases loaded jam. first batter he faced was batista, singled to left and boy the blue jays were up 2-0. they continue to roll, eighth thg, a's down 3-0, josh donaldson said is, i will put my mark on the game. top of the ninth, two out, john jaso, pinch hitting. deep fly ball to right, but bautista is there for the final out. blue jays win 3-1, and oakland a's have lost four consecutive games. terry and diane, we have a new champion, hunter ray, second closest race in indy 500 history. >> henry stay around you will like this one too. keep watching. it's a trio of fri

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this chevy pickup driven by josh berry with his friend nathan and shaylee inside may have cut them off. >> he got up beside me. leaned out the window. pointing saying he is going to kill me. >> reporter: the chase was on. for 30 to 40 minutes, with their 4-year-old child in the back seat, the turners tailed the young trio. josh berry says he tried to lose them but they followed him all the way to his friend nathan's driveway. >> when we saw him get out of the car the i threw the truck in park. turned off the keys. looked at nathan. i guess he is really going to come up here. >> reporter: in that moment, barry's friend shealee started rolling her cell phone video camera. >> when he walked up, he said a couple of words, threw a punch. it was on like donkey kong. >> reporter: on like donkey kong. turner goes down, and remember, his child is in the back seat. >> the first time i looked up, honestly, that's when i seen the kids in the car. that's the only reason i didn't keep kicking. >> reporter: look at this. >> you see his wife coming out of the car, she's got a gun, hands it to him, her

josh, why did it take until november of last year to designate boko haram a terrorist organization? >> the state department resiste calls from the justice department, the cia, fbi, some of its own officials at the behest mostly of the nigerian government. they were staunchly against this. they believed it would give boko haram added stature and the state department did not believe at the time that boko haram represented a threat to u.s. interests abroad. they believed it was a localized organization. looking back, we see that now that boko haram only got more violent, larger, and more aggressive in the two years that we didn't designate them. regardless of our discretion and the state department's caution, all of the negative outcomes that were warned about seemed to have taken place anyway and that's why we have lawmakers looking back and wondering why the decision was made the way it was. >> josh, this scathing quote, the one thing she could have done, the one tool she had at her disposal she didn't use and nobody can say she wasn't ushlged to do it. it's gross hypocrisy. how wide

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obama just told us, to be replaced by josh ernest. we'll continue to follow this story, bring you more details as soon as we get them. in the meantime, to our viewers here in the u.s. and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome to bottom line d. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines on this last friday in may, 2014. yang yang discusses the galactic battle for the home of the george lucas museum. agricultural reporter has details on what's known as an orphan rain. we begin with megan hughs and the resignation of veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki. a public apology followed by a private resignation. this was not totally unexpected, was it? >> pressure had certainly been mounting, a very different resignation or personnel shift than the one that we just heard from spokesman jay carney stepping down and josh earnest taking over. this week a lot of pressure for the secretary to step down. we saw that inspector general's report, we had dozens of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle calling for

josh kaufman. also behind josh is of course, the house band, the roots, ladies and gentlemen.w album. [ cheers and applause ] that is their new album. "and then you shoot your cousin" is the name of the album. "and then you shoot your cousin." that is the name of the album. and currently they are not talking to their cousins. [ laughter ] but congratulations it was -- it's number eight on itunes now? >> tariq: yes. >> jimmy: number eight on itunes. the roots have a top ten record. [ cheers and applause ] download it everybody. go pick it out. buy it in stores. so happy, guys. so proud of you guys. it's been a great week so far. there's more ahead tomorrow night. amanda seyfried will be here from "a million ways to die in the west." [ cheers and applause ] then, i am so excited for this. will ferrell and chad smith of the red hot chili peppers are going to battle it out in an epic drum off right here in our studio. [ cheers and applause ] because they look alike, and will said in an interview that chad smith does not exist. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and that he is a a will ferr

bgc's colin, and our own josh lipton. i want to what on earth is she gooding to do with all those proceeds, colin? >> you know, there's three things she can do. it is going to be a mass i have been infusion of cash on the balance sheet. you can pay a dividend, you can buy back stock, and you can do acquisitions. they're very likely to do the last two, to increase their share repurchase and target acquisitions. who knows if they'll pay a different. >> talking about acquisitions, would it make sense to buy aol? >> i think it would. it's obviously gotten cheaper today, the stock is pulling back quite a be. it's in the wheelhouse, there's a lot of overlap. she talks about wanting to get stronger in video. if you combine the views that aol has with about the 600,000 views that yahoo has, it would catapult them into second place. the did i palace and search business has a lot of overlap. it will also give them revenue. they knee to grow the top line. >> i tell you what, josh, license, the ali baba is -- and marissa mayer is get

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josh earnest. [ applause ] >> josh is the coach's son from kansas city.still routes for the royals, i guess. as you know, his name describes his demeanor. josh is an earnest guy and you can't find just a nicer individual. even outside of washington. josh and i have an incredible history all the way up to iowa caucuses. josh was my communications director in iowa. at the white house he has been a mentor to many of the people here. he is honest and full of integrity. but it's going to be hard. he is a straight shooter. it would be nice during his initiation which i am sure will last two days or perhaps two questions. so, we're going to let him hang around a little bit to miltk it for all its worth. any questions. >> we have not gotten a set, part of his men nants will go europe in my stead. . allow me a little time here when the boss is gone.

the final three, team blake's jake worthington, team usher's josh kaufman and team adam's christina grimmie. >> okay. if you guys haven't seen it, we're about to tell you who you won. if you have, let's just enjoy the moment again together because it was a nail-biter.

so here is the thing, josh.want you to go anywhere but i want you to ponder this, you and the viewers. everyone has a right to free speech just like donald sterling and just like josh, but then people have a right to react as well to that free speech and they can exercise their free speech which your company did with that statement. stick with us. ben and mark are still with me and i know they are dying to weigh in on this and we will continue this conversation after the break. and works more naturally than stimulant laxatives. for gentle cramp free relief of occasional constipation that works! mmm mmm live the regular life. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflamma