and josh m. i still maintain that when you have to use a last initial, it means you're dating too many guys. but anyway. when the rose petals finally settled the man who was given the honor of proposing to andi on the beach in the dominican republic was the one and only josh m. >> oh, my god. >> andi jeanette dorfman. will you marry me? >> yes. >> jimmy: yes, i will accept this ring you didn't buy for me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] maybe they should have to buy the ring. i think that's part of it. so there you go. at long last, bachelorette andi dorfman will realize her lifelong dream of losing the last name dorfman. andi and josh are here with us tonight. i have many questions for them. we're also going to put them to the test to find out how much they really know -- they're engaged, i think they've known each other for six days or something, right? you know, andi was here back in may at the start of the season. i made some predictions as to how her journey would go. not only did i cor

the couple married when amber was 19 and josh was 21.lmost immediately, they left their friends and family in tulsa behind. >> he had enlisted in the air force. we flew off to alaska where he was stationed. >> amber says the marriage quickly deteriorated. josh started changing, getting very angry very quickly, and it just kind of escalated. nobody can understand what it was like to be married to him. i loved him so much, but he was a jerk. >> josh was soon honorably discharged from the air force on an unrelated matter. amber was nearly seven months pregnant when the couple moved back to tulsa. >> my mom had an apartment at the university club towers that she had rented out and said we could go stay there. we were on the 25th floor, i mean, we were just arguing in the living room, and you know when you argue, you get closer and closer and closer and josh put his hands out onto my shoulders and i just -- i mean, i'm pregnant, i have a huge belly, i mean if you're going put your hands on me while i have a huge stomach, what's -- what's goin

first trade-off is josh brown.. >> what i like about my job is that i can get concrete results for my clients. i love helping people invest for retirement, but when i'm not trading -- i'm all about family. >> i missed you. >> i missed you. >> i missed you guys, too. >> when josh gets home from work, they're beyond excited. it's play time. i'm sherry brown, josh's wife. anyone who meets him for the first time can't stop laughing. everyone says how do you not laugh? >> you can't help but laugh when you think of josh. >> when i first met him, i was like, whoa. >> i wrote a book translated into chinese for china, and my daughter saw it and tells people that i write chinese books for a living. >> when josh reads to the children, he is into the crazy voices. he as a puppet he pulls out of the closet in the dark that he animates for the children. >> really going to do this? you said richard? >> yes. >> okay. richard is here. >> hi, i'm richard. >> he's the fun guy. the kids always mess around with him. >> we get the kids

josh.the possibility of another government shutdown in 2015 was introduced this week by this top senate republican. josh? >> mitch mcconnell. >> mitch mcconnell. that's correct. hundred-point question here. with three weeks to go until the democratic primary a debate was held tuesday between the three democratic candidates in massachusetts who are vying to replace this current governor. josh? >> duvall patrick. >> correct. a hundred points for josh the early leader. back with this hundred-point tossup after dan shapiro the u.s. ambassador to israel took the als ice bucket challenge this week, this u.s. cabinet department decided to ban its high level employees from future participation. josh? >> state. >> state department did that. hundred points more for josh. hundred-point tossup question. the 66th annual primetime emmys will be held this coming monday. among the nominees for outstanding lead actress in a drama is this woman who plays olivia -- l. joy? >> oh, shoot. did i just -- >> time.

hi, josh, and congratulations. >> thanks for having me on. >> well, josh, you're 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," as well as author of the "4 pillars of brain health" at-home program. by the way, our audience has the opportunity to receive a free copy of each of these today. so, josh, tell us about the story behind procera avh. >> we measured over one million brains. >> 1 million brains? >> actually, we measured 1.5 million people's brains. we measured their i.q., their brainpower, memory, their powers of concentration. and from all this data, we found something very shocking. >> and what was that, josh? >> the brain seems to be declining faster than the body. in fact, brainpower declined by up to 50% by age 50 to 55. it really shocked all the researchers. >> so, 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 hundr

shane and josh and i all resisted that in so many ways. and it was difficult, you know, to see two people that i loved as prisoners. i remember the first time that i was going down to the clinic and happened to pass by shane's hall where he was celled, and i saw him for the first time walking down his hallway blindfolded, carrying, stumbling and carrying a bag of trash. and for me to see someone that is the most free and beautiful and vibrant person that i've ever known subjected to that kind of senseless humiliation and degradation was very painful. and it was also incredibly amazing to see each other always fight back. always push the limits. josh would never wear his blindfold properly. and sometimes it kind of annoyed me. just do it, you know? like, whatever, you know? do we have to have this conversation with the guards again and again? but ultimately i admired it so much that josh never accepted that it was okay to be blindfolded walking down a hallway. so, i think that those notes that i passed back and forth to zara, the main messa

like facial gestures other than josh's.i had to tell sarah, tell me ret exactly what you mean, because i am not getting the subtleties. and in that way, sarah, you t gt know, had been out for a year. able to guide me through a lot of these stages of becoming free. but you know at the same time she had that kind of the moment of getting free taken from her so she was also getting free at that time too in a very different way because she had been out for a year. but you know there were definitely a couple of months where i just -- i just gave myself up to sarah and she just kind of guided me around. i'm -- i'm not sure how to ask e this in an eloquent manner and this may come across as incenma insensiti insensitive. i'm wondering your perspectives given your experience on com prisoner releases and essentially obviously every human life is valuable, but i'ma wondering your perspective on ed what you think is worthy of sacrificing, essentially. i don't know if that makes sense, sort of to what extent should a country go to get

josh and her other friends came to visit us and the baskets. we decided to take a trip and we chose iraqi kurdistan. i had worked in baghdad and journalism which was a war zone in 2009 and iraqi kurdistan was not. it really never had been throughout the war. iraqi kurdistan is an autonomous region in iraq. no american had ever been killed or kidnapped their. it has the tourist industry, 2 million people visit iraqi kurdistan every year and in 2011 it was on "the new york times" top 41 places to visit in the world. we went there and we were just there for a few days. we visited some castles and went to some museums and we wanted to get out of the city. we asked people where we could go and our hotel manager and taxi driver told us the same place this place where there was a waterfall. it wasn't a big waterfall but there are not a lot of waterfalls in the region so it was an attraction. there were hundreds of people they are. we went there and we asked if there was a trail to python and there was. they pointed it out to us. we slept at the bottom

i have no reason, no history to not believe josh and his story and what has occurred. >> reporter: josh shaw will not be on the field saturday for usc's first game. in fact, his entire season is now in jeopardy. for cbs this morning, ben tracy, los angeles. >> shaw was voted captain of the usc football team over the weekend and was expected to be a major contributor to the team th >>> it is a hot, humid day under way here in the nation's capital. haven't hit 90 a lot this summer. in baltimore it's july 23 since they've been 90 at bwi. today we'll make a run for t. perhaps low 89s on -- for it. perhaps low 90s. 89 by 3:00. potentially 91 today with mid- 80s by 7:00. so it is going to be a warm evening. look at all the sunshine. a slight chance we'll get a thunderstorm this afternoon with the heat and humidity but it's pretty low here in the metro. even the mountains it's not that great but it is better. hot and humid this afternoon. we have a pleasantly warm thursday and friday because humidity levels will drop and temperatures in the 80s. friday looks fantastic. over the weekend the hea

that all remains the case and josh earnest confirmed as much during this briefing. and so that's an indication that, yes, they're considering this. but at the same time, brooke, i want to caution you, back in june, you recall the president was in the oval office when it looked like baghdad might fall, and the president was saying there might be -- there might be some short-term military things that need to be done immediately to stop that from happening. and then baghdad did not fall, and the u.s. did not conduct air strikes. so it is possible that the white house is taking a skb wait and on this. the other thing we should point out, josh earnest laid out a humanitarian component in all of this. if this humanitarian crisis reaches a point where they have to go in militarily or else these people will be slaughtered, that changes the calculus here. you'll recall back in 2011, the united states and allies conducted air strikes in libya. that was to prevent a humanitarian crisis in benghazi. that was something that josh earnest talked about during his briefing as being

you better wake up, josh.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 fact,

i take great issue josh earnest said, iraq was failure.raq in 2009 was not a failure t was heading into the direction that could have been stable, moderate, quasi-democratic country the middle east would need. >> only if we were able to stay there for the next 20 years. the american people did not want to do. >> we're still in germany and south korea. >> you're comparing germany to being in iraq. >> why can't you? >> germany is stable country not in the middle of the war. >> it wasn't stable country. >> that is way it is right now. it wasn't in the middle, you doesn't have radical jihad its run around the country. >> it took decades. that is the wages in iraq because it is more complicated quit on it, give it away. >> should work with iraqi pores forces laid down the weapons and isis showed up. they're not perfect. just like maliki was not perfect political partner. he went to iran because we left. >> i can't work with them. he has our weapons because they laid them down and walked away. >> because we weren't there to see through the inves

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's a great guy. >> steve: i love josh brolin. >> jimmy: i love joshreat guest. >> steve: he's a super great dude. >> jimmy: yeah, talented dude. plus, he's one of the funniest guys around. i mean, we laugh just knowing that he's booked on the show. here's his book. look at him right there. "crash and burn" is the name of the book. [ cheers ] >> steve: i love artie. come on. >> jimmy: he's had a crazy life and he's going to talk to us about this -- this debauchery. [ laughter ] >> steve: let people know. >> jimmy: this debauchery. oh, he's a great guy. he just makes us laugh. artie lange is dropping by, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] and we're going to cook with -- she has a brand new restaurant in vegas. yeah, superstar chef giada de laurentiis is here. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: de laurentiis! >> steve: giada! >> jimmy: it's'a me, giada! artie, giada and i are going to play a game of catch phrase later in the show. it's going to be fun. [ cheers ] we played last time, and i got a little -- i got a little angry at giada. >> s

josh is up first. why preferreds?is year we were talking about ways to get higher fixed income without a ton of risk. preferred seemed like a really good bet. and it's leading the fixed income tables, about 12% on a total return basis. i usually talk about pff, that's still my preferred way to play, the lowest cost eft in the space. it's liquid enough can you buy it in size as well. i think it finishes -- >> preferred way to play preferred? >> it's a 7% year old >> i caught that, too. >> better than the yields you're going in high yield. >> what do you like? >> macy's. we covered this a lot when they came out with earnings, missed, and the stock got hit pretty hard. the stock has literally gone straight you said since then. it hit a new 52-week high today. i think macy's is the best name out there. i think this momentum continue it is. >> pete? >> maybe there's a chance for it in the near future, the communications networking names. some of these names, absolutely the lack of performance is unbelievable, but maybe tha

that one's for you, josh. game on. college football is back, and so is our buddy jordan. and take a seat because josh has the barr-o-meter on america's latest airline crisis. >>> we begin with politics because it is taking no vacation during these waning weeks of summer. good afternoon. i'm krystal ball. as we come on the air today, british prime minister david cameron is issuing a dire warning about the global reach of isis. he raised the u.k.'s terror level threat to severe, just about as bad as it gets. >> what we're facing in iraq now with isil is a greater and deeper threat to our security than we have known before. we will always take whatever action is necessary to keep the british people safe here at home. >> it's a sharp contrast from the tone that we heard from president obama in the briefing room about this time yesterday. >> what i've seen in some of the news reports suggests that folks are getting a little further ahead of where we're at than we currently are. >> and today the white house refused to attach a specific threat level to what we are seeing from is

hold on, josh.re going to pay an infinite pe, because there is no earnings on a penny, then you'd be are r willing to pay this. better served focusing on a containment store, continues to miss earnings and still is overvalued much more so than target. relative to one -- >> the guy came from pepsi. not run retail. >> he's running consumer brand. i'm not involved in target. i think it's interesting and looking at pulling the trigger. >> i'll buy it in al con buys it. >> it could be. >> interested in that. >> take a look what's going on. open interest exploded up to 36 million shares from about 24 million in the prior two or three quarters reporting. that's what's happening today with that. it opened on the lows and then just explodes. s 3$3 off the pre-lows already. >> we'll see. >>> and the most coveted gig in the entertainment world. now may hesitate before agreeing to play the super bowl. we'll tell you why. it's today's worse trade. >>> too crazy for loko? >>> and on deck, will the good times keep

josh, what do you say? >> i happen to think he will not go to congress.hink if we look at history of president obama and war authorization, with and he attacked libya, he didn't ask congress. when he went to congress for syria last year, he ended up not attacking. when he attacked inside iraq he didn't ask congress. if the president wants to do this, he knows that going to congress will only hamper that plan. he asserted he already has the authority so he doesn't need to do it. the key question is what is the plan to strike isis and when you talk about intelligence we have a long history of neglecting and ignorian the free syrian opposition on the ground fighting isis for a year. they say loudly they have the intelligence, they'd like to help us. we haven't reached out to them. i talked to their leaders all week. they said if you're going to fight isis you might as well do it with us because we know where isis is, right now that's a debate inside the administration with most people in the white house saying we shouldn't do this with the free syrian army a

white house press secretary josh earnest will face questions from reporters. want to hear what his response will be to the news that the united kingdom has raised its terror threat level to severe. this just happens about an hour ago. it's the highest level it's been in britain in three years. the president secretary will -- the president secretary will -- the press secretary will also face questions, no doubt about the president's comments about syria. there are questions too about ukraine. the nato chief says russia is trying to destabilize ukraine as a sovereign nation. i want to you look at these satellite images. nato says they show major military equipment, russian heavy weapons and at least a thousand russian soldiers in southern ukraine. soldiers with sophisticated heavy weaponry like this tank in southeastern ukraine. russia denies these accusations. matthew is live from moscow right now. nato is holding an emergency meeting this morning? obviously, they will be discussing these russian moves and a possible response. >> clearly. i mean, these are very

you heard the white house press secretary josh earnest say the u.s. is considering some options right now. the president meeting with his national security advisers earlier in the day. clearly there's a huge crisis in iraq right now. isis, the islamic state in iraq and syria, the white house calls it isil, the islamic state in iraq. isis terrorists in northern iraq, they are going after christian and other minorities in iraq right now. this is a major, major problem. and there are some reports out there that the united states is considering not only humanitarian air drops to try to save these people but also maybe airstrikes. we were very precise in listening to what the white house press secretary had to say. he certainly did not confirm that the u.s. is considering airstrikes. he only said the u.s. has a dpood military-to-military relationship with the government of iraq and considering various options. elise labott is our global affairs correspondent. specifically in addition to the iraqi christians now being threatened and many of them have alread

josh is the bear. buck 30 on the clock.honest, haven't heard anybody make a bull case for sears in an awfully long time. >> you're about to hear it. good news, mr. schneiderman is not going after sears at this time. the best news out there. actually, there might be good news. the good news mighting they could spin off the auto centers, judge. what a lot of us are waiting for. if that happens, you'll see a gap higher in the stock. that would be the only reason to be in the stock, quite frankly, right now. because these numbers on the quarter were dismal. however, the bleeding is slowing, judge, as far as stores -- >> are you the -- >> keeping open. >> the bleeding open. >> that's my point. >> basically a bet to take the pieces, break them up, much like they were doing when he owned kmart. eddie lampert, that is. owned kmart and basically spinning off the properties. now it's a question of spinning off businesses. i say it's the auto center. >> i think i shall never see a stock as bad as shld. >> good night, irene! >> doc, ke

josh barro is joining us. your piece is very well done. this is not red/blue, this is not rich/poor. this is not a is this not at its core a discussion between the tall and the small? >> i think it is in part. as i say in the piece, bakley everything in life other than airplanes is designed to advantage tall people. to reach high shelves. taller people actually make more money than short people. according to a 2004 study. okay coupe i had sells tall men guess mo messages from women and have more sex partners. life has advantaged the tall. in this one place where tall people are at a disadvantage, they go and complain and want to change the rules of the airplane. even though i have the recline button, they're saying it's my right as the person behind you to decide whether the seat reclines. if you don't want my seat reclining toward you, buy that right from me. >> hear hear, those tall people say it's my right to use the knee defenders. i'm taking out my tiny violin. >> ow, my arm. >> where has common courtesy gone. instead of thinking it,

josh -- >> whether or not this has been a winner. >> josh. >> it's up 21% as we speak. if you buy it now and the answer is no. this is worth $3 billion four years ago when the brazilian private equity firm bought it. they have increased the value now to $10 billion, trading 41 times trailing earnings. they spent the last four years firing 30,000 employees, refranchising all the corporate-owned stores. a lot of synergies. a lot of earnings growth but now they've reached the limit to what they can do in financial engineering. and today is the next phase which is a huge and potentially costly acquisition that by the way might not even go through if it actually gets that far. what i would tell you about today's share price, there is no way you can make the math work and say this is a great buy. and quite frankly, there are no synergies. they've said they're going to keep the two things separate. they're only relocating to canada so that the ka facanadia government allows it. they're not going to get a deal on the tax rate. i don't see the reason why anyone would pay up 40 p

this was posted by josh becker. that's not josh becker you see in the video.his is some guy that josh does not know, and he's rummaging through josh's garage. >> taking his time here, not in a hurry. >> oh, yeah. looking around for things, puts the flashlight up, and, what? oh, he notices the camera. >> hi, buddy. >> he posted it on reddit. a lot of people are involved trying to find him, and turned it over to police in minneapolis, and they are looking for this guy. this is dash cam footage from a police officer in jgeorgia. this is a routine traffic stop. david friedman pulled over the driver of the truck, curtis hicks. watch what happens. >> woah! >> wow. he came out firing. >> he shot officer david friedman seven times before he gets back into his car and then drives away. now this phappened in april of 2013. he led police on a high speed chase, wrecked the car, another shootout, and police fatally wounded him. police just now released the video because the district attorney will rule that the officers handled the situation correctly. >> what happened to t

voice, and he is-- well, he's reborn. >> and what are we having to eat today, josh?nt bagel, bacon, please. >> okay. >> now when he goes to the local diner, he can order his breakfast himself. josh's mom downloaded a special language app and added pictures, videos, and symbols that allow him to convey his feelings... >> happy. >> what he wants... >> toys. >> and what he watches on tv. >> tv news, 60 minutes. >> my first 60 minutes interview on an ipad. i asked about his brother, jimmy. and how old is jimmy, is he-- >> keyboard. numbers. 2, 6. jimmy 26. >> so he's one year younger than you are. is he your best friend? aww. does that mean you love him? yeah? josh is typical of people with autism in that he rarely looked directly at me, he rocks, and he has obsessions. in his case, it's world war ii. >> hogan's heroes season 6. >> his therapist, tammy taylor, will never forget the first time she put the ipad into his hands. what had been bottled up inside him began to pour out. >> it just blew me away that he could actually tell me his brother had a goatee and was bald.

josh, yours?> worth mentioning john paulison bpuls paulsen buying in nnk on the new york stock exchange. a british adr, much in the mode of valeant, a good one and looks like he's on the buyer's side of that trade. i'm getting he likes the strategy. at about 7 million shares now with permission to buy more. >> when i spoke to paulsen in july, he says he believed malinckrodt just completed and acquisition in the process of completing. >> could be. not paying up. 70. as high as 84, 83 just a month or change ago. >>> coming up, a name in a play wook, in the news again toyed, but he's sticking with it. we'll find out why. >>> and lowering outlook, target. is this the time to buy? traders are split on this. they'll debate it. >>> ever wonder what the "half time" team does when not trading? our trade-off series continues today with steve weiss. all straight ahead on the "half." here at fidelity, we give you the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-s

tonight -- joan rivers josh meyers music from rixton featuring the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everyone doing tonight? are we well? [ cheers and applause ] is everyone well? it's an exciting day. let's just get this out of the way right up top. happy birthday to president obama. [ cheers and applause ] he turned 53 today, if you believe the birth certificate. [ laughter ] there's a lot of questions. there are a lot of questions about that. a lot of very intelligent questions. [ laughter ] from very intelligent people. [ laughter ] that's right, president obama is turning 53 while his face and hair are turning 68. [ laughter ] congratulations to all three of them. congress really wanted to surprise him on his birthday so they passed a bill. [ laughter ] [ applause ] surprise! we did something! we did it! it's not just president obama's birthday. today is national chocolate chip day. [ cheers and applause ] though, if you're currently eating a bag of chocola

they said josh's story helped accelerate discussions with the fda, and josh isn't alone.ar there were 21 campaigns on change.org for compassionate use. garnering an average of 275,000 signatures each, and that's grown steadily over the last five years. already this year, 17 compassionate use petitions attracted an average of almost 400,000 signatures each. facebook, twitter and youtube also have proven to be powerful tools but the public pressure doesn't always work. in fact, josh is an exception. some experts say social media is create inequities. >> the problem with social media and compassionate use, it it fa people who know how to be easy, how to organize a campaign, make the internet work for you, hire a p.r. firm, you get more attention than the meaner says, i'm private. >> these campaigns show a system not working for all patients in need. josh hardy's mom, though, says he's now recovering at home, which she shared with supporters in a facebook post. you may wonder why did drug companies say no? coming up on "power lunch," how drugmakers consider compassionate use

the a's ownage of the houston astros continues mri on josh donaldson knee was negative.so "j.d." in the lineup and he would figure in big tonight a's/astros josh donaldson back in the lineup after a knee injury scare top 4th/ 1-0 a's josh reddick hits a 2-run home run off scott feldman 3-0 a's bottom 8th/ 3-0 a's former "a" chris carter hits a 2-run home run off jeff samardzija who was otherwise excellent 3-2 a's happenstop 9th/ 4-2 a's donaldson doubles down the left field line andy parrino and eric sogard score 6-2 a's final: 8-2 a's angels are losing big to the marlins right now the a's are ½ game back in the a.l. west 49ers ceo jed york can't be too happy right now. this is what the field looked like today at his $1.3 billion palace. torn up at levi's stadium for the 2nd time in four days.as the 49ers race against time to get new sod in place in time for their regular season home opener against the bears september 14th. .it's not the way york and company wanted to showcase the stadium heading into the season.but the bermuda grass they laid in in mid april was too soft.players

. >> josh's case has a number of mysterious clues and unanswered questions. >> this is the bar he was on december 23nd, 2007. this used to be the bayou cafe. >> he exited and waited for a friend and then his friend went back into the bar and my son josh walked over here, was on the phone for a few seconds and then dropped to his knees, got the dry heaves. he had hot flashes. and started to take his outer wear off. and then walked down the street. >> josh was caught on another surveillance camera and then disappeared. his cell phone was found the next day more than three miles away in an industrial area at the port of albany. >> my son's cell phone was found here in the roadway. >> this new york state government vehicle was stolen from that location at approximately the same time josh disappeared. >> this is where the dodge that was stolen crashed this gate and went south down to the ship-yard where it was abandoned. >> he thinks it has something to do with his son's death. together with his daughter, bill searched the port of albany for crews. >> my son had a celtic cross and that was

not even close. >> josh, you want in? >> yeah.dam, in your note you say, every time tesla is about to report earnings, your team asks yourselves one question. which is -- two questions, rather. the first being, is there any reason why we would want to speculate on down side here? given what the company's just reported, and, two, is there anything in here to would make a large shareholder, when you call a page one shareholder, sell down their stake? in this call i can answer that question and didn't see anything. is that too myopic? aren't their exogenous factors, competition coming to mind or a macro event? china looms large in their plans, maybe something goes wrong with the government. could you talk about that a little bit? >> yeah. ostensively, nothing would make a page one shareholder nervous, in our opinion. again, ambitious company, early stage and development, they want to really change this industry. it's going to put a lot of pressure politically and technologically on a lot of other players. these things don't move in a

josh brown? >> 50! >> go ahead. >> sold. there's something i think is worth discussing when at new highs. today is an interesting milestone. there's a cog in a tant foible, called gambler's fallacy. see the table hit black three times and assume it's due for a red. not how statistics works. we think of new highs at market. keep in mind, per forgetly natural. you had 200 different days during the course of are the 1980s where stocks closed that day at a new high. you had 300 of those during the 1990s. if you were using those as sell signals, you got carried out feet first most of the time. if you look back over the last 65 years, the u.s. stock market has been at a new all-time high one out of every 15 days. nobody should look at today's milestone and say, oh, my going. because we're at a new high i have to sell. now, that doesn't mean you don't want to sell for other reasons, take profits, whatever you're doing. a new high in and of itself should not trigger a discussion of roll to cash, or oh, my god. this is it. because ev

. >> and white house press secretary josh earnest addressed the u.s. threat level late this morning. >> this is a threat that we are monitoring. it's one we've been focused on for quite some time. it's been the focus of intensive discussions inside the administration. it's also been the focus of intensive discussions with governments in the region and around the world. >> nbc's keir simmons joins me now live from london. we just heard british officials say that the threat level increase was based on intelligence. do we have any specific information on a particular threat here? >> there are quite focused in saying that there is not a specific threat. this threat level has been raised, i think, not surprisingly because of the drum beat of threats that we've heard from isis, both on social media, in interviews with the media and also, of course, the very fact that the alleged killer of james foley had a british accent. all of these things come together to leave british officials concluding that they need to raise the threat level. remember as well the lar

white house press secretary josh earnest holding a daily briefing. the situation in iraq is expected to be the dominant topic. and we are waiting on the latest in iraq and we'll bring you the latest. we are monitoring the white house. >> a lot happening for sure. >> yeah. >> american bombs are fall nothing iraq as u.s. war planes carry out the first air strikes against the isis militants. >> welcome to a new hour of "happening now", i am jon scott. >> and i am heather childers. i am in for jenna lee. president obama authorized air strikes to protect americans and prevent the massacre of religious minorities. one strike happening this morning. in the northern part of iraq. american personnel in that area were under threat. the pentagon confirmed a pair of f- 18 from the george bush dropped 500 pound bombs on ice sis. it was called a target of opportunity and said more of the types of a strikes are possible. president obama will use force to protect americans in iraq. >> i have been careful to resist calls to turn to our military because america has ot

let me skwu about josh earnest. he was in the pentagon. and the president has said that there is no military solution. we are to late to do anything against isis. >> and it is necessary. the worst thing is the leader of our nation saying there is so plan. and we are spinning our wheels. we need a concentrated air campaign that goes in syria and arm the kurds with the proper type of weapons. and at the same time we need to tighten up our security here, they will be coming back here on passports they left on. >> how about the kurds. there is no one better informed about the kurds. you just got back from a trip. are we giving them information and weapons they need? coalition allies giving them ak 47s and mortars. do they have enough? >> no, they don't have enough. look at the weapons that evaporated that we armed with u.s. equipment and the kurds have to 73s isis with tanks and artillery and that type of thing. and the italians are saying they have anti- tank weapons. and i understand the cia provided them weapons and they are small arms and

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josh shaw's sister calls reports that he was actually injured during a burglary, quote, speculation. >>> the woman accused of trying to sneak aboard several flights without a tickets has now been arrested again at an airport in phoenix. marilyn hartman was taken into custody near baggage claim. she was recognized by airport personnel who said she was just hanging around a checkpoint once again without a ticket. >>> the stunt may have done wonders for the homeless but not for jesse helt. he is the homeless man who accepted miley cyrus' video of the year award at the vmas. now we find out there is an outstanding warrant for him. oregon authorities say helt violated probation after an attempted burglary four years ago, and if he ever visits his mother there, he, in fact, will be arrested. >>> listen to this one. a canadian mom and her son thought their house was haunted. creepy things kept happening like a lamp was knocked over and glasses falling. this turns out to be their ghost. a ten-foot python, southeast asian species which can grow up to 23 feet long. animal control was able to m

so josh, do you feel disloyal in anyway? thanks for being here, by the way. >> thank you for having me. no, not at all. in fact, there were not hundreds of people today at the white house protesting israel's attack on gaza. i was there. there actually easily tens of thousands of people. and there were people from all races, all religions, all ethnicities, opposing u.s. complicity in israeli war crimes against the palestinian people in gaza. >> now, when you say things like that, i know in my family when i mention something like that, i get a reaction that is intensely negative from my relatives who say i'm being disloyal, that i'm undermining the negotiating position of israel. how do you deal with it, josh, at that personal level? >> i mean, look, geraldo, israel has targeted more than 160 palestinian schools and hospitals in the gaza strip over the past three weeks. these are clear war crimes and potential crimes against humanity. and i don't think anyone should be loyal to the notion of defending war crimes. >> do you bel

josh shaw says he was injured last week saving his nephew from drowning, but as abc's josh haskell reports questioning the story. >> reporter: usc cornerback, josh shaw is fighting an injury that kept him out of practice tuesday. but the cause of the injury is now being investigated by the university and the lapd. after phone calls and reports contradicted his story. >> he has been a good leader for us. he has given me no reason not to -- not to believe what he has told us that occurred and so -- but, you need to know. you know, i think it's important >> reporter: the story in question which had many calling shaw a hero, happened saturday night in his hometown of palmdale, california. shaw claims he jumped from a second floor balcony to help his 7-year-old nephew having trouble swimming. the 22-year-old suffered two high ankle sprains. he spoke to usc's website following the incident. i would do it again for whatever kid it was. it did not have to be my nephew. at practice his teammate, justin davis, said he wasn't surprised by shaw's actions. >> josh would do anything like that in a heart

and there is josh earnest right there. we'll go live to this or monitor this and see if he goes to the issues. we're going to go live to it. >> i know there's at least one aspect of the president's news conference yesterday that attracted some attention. so i thought i might go over one aspect of that argument. and it's specifically this. the president stands squarely behind the decision he made yesterday to wear his summer suit at yesterday's news conference. thursday before labor day, he feels pretty good about it. so, anyway, with that bit of frivolity out of the way. >> so why aren't you wearing one? >> i contemplated it. seemed like it may be a little too much. you want to get started with more serious questions today? >> yes. does the united states see a higher terror threat here -- >> i can confirm the british government has raised its domestic threat level from substantial to severe. senior white house officials and other national security officials in the administration had been in touch with their british counter

josh earnest refusing to put a timetable on whether there will be u.s. air strikes expanded into syria. >> it was almost exactly a year ago that the president was faced with the same decision about whether or not to go into syria and we all know they passed on that option that time around. we'll see what happens this time. ed, thank you so much. >> good to see you. thank you. >>> so the president weighs all of this, whether we should expand the air campaign against isis in syria, we are getting a more in-depth look at the terror grupp and military capabilities in a new report from the west point counterterrorism journal. fox got an advanced copy of this. it had been steady strengthening and actively shaping the future operating environment for four years. that is no surprise to general jack keane. former vice chief of staff of the army and chairman of the institute for the study of war and a fox news military analyst. he, too, has been studying isis for several years and talking about their presence, how it is growing in that region. general, welcome. an

josh? >> this thing is a bomb. so nu skin has gotten back into china since fined.he chinese business appears to be melting down. hlf whacked as well. nu skin lowest price. stock down 60% year to date and falling. probably not a -- >> 60%. wow. >>> and guidance for the year on this one? murph? >> volatile name to begin with, not a big market cap. the ceo said not only guided lower also said he saw trends continuing. that's why year suing the stock hit i think, really hard. interesting, another name in the space area having a been update today. look at rocket fuel. a name when it moves it has big outsized moves both to the upside and down side. look foreareas of support. use a down side stock. i believe upside here and a lot of talk of acquisition. there will are up side at a point if you catch it right. >> made a small acquisition announced along with a $230 million or so for an ad agency. do digital ads using algorithms and a.i. artificial intelligence. just went public and already having such a rocky road for them. >> they are. it's an ever-changing landscape. tou

a strategy, josh earnest says it's not up to the u.s. it has to be iraqi militaries and kurdish forces and there are questions looming whether iraqi military can do a job like that. we've seen them deserting and not up to the job despite the time, money, blood, treasure spent by the united states over the last decade or so. to stand up to this military, they may not be ready for this. that is why the u.s. intervened with air strikes to help from a humanitarian standpoint. but you're right. big question is what is going to be done to stop it sis. signals are there is going to be a narrow military operation. no combat troops on the ground. and if that is the case it's hard to see how isis is going to be stopped >> we've heard that these guys are like good business men. and they have really good str strate strategy. was it to wait us out? weren't they like a thief waiting for us to go on vacation? they came back in? is that their strategy? >> to some extent, yes. this is what critics were say whth president brought all u.s. troops home and

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