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 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

guys, josh brown, what do you think here?'s tough, i think you know the call on pottery barn is probably a good one. question is, what's the duration of the rally once people recognize that she's right? typically, these things tend to be more tactical. i stick to things like macy's, much broader than try to play something that specific, personally. >> i can get behind this as a back to school play. i could get back to as a housing recovery play. the idea that kids getting instead of calculators and clothes, buy a new bedspreading i don't buy it. >> now the moment of truth. >> let me take over from here. >> oh. >> now for the moment of truth. >> another trader who is trying to steal my -- >> watch your job. we have a special report, we want to know what scott does when he's not being the judge. so let's take a look. >> kind of two things i wanted to be when i was growing up, a chef and what i do now. i'd like to think i made the right choice. when i'm not being the judge, i'm cooking. i started to really get serious about cook

your kids are wises on theize. >> josh brown, is richard there with you, by the way?ting this final trade. >> have it your way, buddy. on to mike murphy. time warner. >> joe? >> i made a call the other day on oways, it was a bad call down 8%, i don't think you buy it here. it's not done. >> disney. it's not done going up. this stock is going absolutely much higher. >> josh brown, last chance. >> i like freeport. buy it >>. >>> all right. thanks, guys, see you at 5 for more "fast money." "power lunch" begins right now. >>> halftime is over. the second half of your trading day begins now. >> melissa, thank you very much. walgreens decides to stay right here in the usa. no inversion for them, but the stock is getting punished today. down. we'll talk about that one. goldman sachs making a big call on europe today. we will have it for you in two minutes. another inventory killer in the housing market. it's a new trend for homeowners, and it may put potential buyers out of the business. sue is at the nyse, as stocks move a little bit higher today, but we start here in

. >> hi, james, it's josh brown. are we making too much of this drone delivery thing? think back 15 years ago, web van, pea pod, amazon was talking about running a pint of ben & jerry's to my parent within three hours. barnes & noble was going to bring me "war and peace" in case i needed it in a hurry. do we need like flying death machines above us, bringing us thing from the bookstore or clothing retailer, or is this just like billionaires having fun burning money in a -- >> how do you really feel? >> i'm asking objectively. >> you make a great point about the late '90s, early 2000s' attempt to get this immediate gratification by having people ship things across town on bikes or whatever. i don't think this is the same thing. these are really big technological bets that could do things in a more efficient way. i'm kind of comparing it to the internet versus newspapers. it makes more sense to be able to deliver a product in a, you know, as the crow flies, directly across town to exactly where it needs to be, without having to idle in traffic or anything else, and drop

josh brown has his eye on one name in particular.e'll find out if he's in on mobileye, up about 50% right now. 52.5%, in fact, in its debut right here on the new york stock exchange. >>> expedia leading after strong earnings. not everybody on the desk is a bull. a heated debate over that stock between josh and steph, coming up. >>> much more coming up from post nine on the "half." but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. my motheit's delicious. toffee in the world. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom

josh brown. >> 50! been a winner. >> josh. >> up 21% as we speak. >> he can't hear me. >> buy it now. >> i don't know if you guys can hear me or not. apparently you guys can hear me. you wouldn't stop talking when i said to top talking. >> sorry if i seem distracted, but there's a mirror in front of me, so i would rather look at me than us. >> it's a question of whether they can -- back over to you. >> i've got a strong buy rating on the pants. are those vermilion? >> makes me want to buy clorox. >> this is the travel outfit i had on. >> you member beating the ladies off with a stick, i'm telling you. >>> yeah, those are some highlights from the week, low lights. >>> let's do final trades before we get out of here for the holiday weekend. >> long target. >> why? >> this is so cheap and retail is picking up we've been looking at the last month 'numbers. >> sticking with yahoo, the ali baba coming. >> mtw, i bought it today. >> >>> have a great holiday weekend, we'll see you on the other side. power starts

stephen weiss, and josh brown, and we begin with a countdown to what could be the market's moment of truth. janet yellen's speech in jackson hole on friday. so will the fed chair be as dovish as investors hope, or is there a surprise lurking in the grand tetons? someone who probably knows. our own steve liesman who is there. steve, will she disappoint the markets or not? >> depends on what the markets want, scott. >> you know what they want, steve. >> you know better than i do. >> you know what they want. >> the story, markets expect yellen to be neutral and the cnbc survey prepared for the jackson hole conference here, 63% are looking for yellen to be neutral relative to a prior stances which would be essentially dovish. 31% think she may actually be more dovish than she was before. how dovish does the market think the fed will be? we asked our respondents, 36 of them, scott, to look forward. where will interest rates be in '15, '16 and '17, and where will the fed stop? we plotted it out compared to other interest rate hikes. this will be the longest interest rate hike since at leas

my favorite tweet of the morning, josh brown saying apple's going to unveil a 12 inch apple tv with acreen. meaning the ipad, how a lot of people watch tv these days. walt, great to see you. see you next time. >> tyke care. >> walt mossberg, reminder, cnbc news group a minority stakeholder and we sdo have a content sharing product. >>> and check out what's happening with garmin shares, gps company, stock moving lower after analysts began coverage of the stock with a neutral rating slapping a $59 price target on the stock. investors taking notice. sheas down off the session low, do you, kayla, 3% on the day's trade. back to you. >> quite a move for that stock this morning. thanks, dom. >>> when we come back, if you week wake up in new york or l.a., you may not have had internet this morning. details on that. >>> and why some investors might want to think twice before investing in the ekmert sector when "squawk alley" comes back. open an account and find more of the expertise you need to be a better investor. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 201

josh brown, start with you. snapchat valued $10 billion. not bad for a company with no revenues and no core business model? >> sounds about right. $10 billion. [ laughter ] here's the thing with this stuff. and we could have had the same conversation a year ago when snapchat was $2 billion, then $3 billion. six months ago $7 billion when the russians put money in. could always have that conversation. the thing people need to understand is, another component at work here that's not about cash flow. that's not about the profitability of these businesses. which is scarcity value. only one snapchat, and if you're kline or perkins, involved in every start-up from amazon to google et cetera and don't know how it will turn out but want to put $20 million for 5% of the company, you're going to do it. it's worth what they say it is. >> i want to know if, doc is it justified? or absurd? >> it's not justified, but judge, take a look at what else they're doing. i mean, proceeding as we just said, nominal, and that new game, nominno and mapping the new

starting lineup, josh brown, ceo, and stephen weiss, managing member of short hills capital. joe terranova, kicking things off with an anniversary for the united states of america. we love celebrations. three years ago today, standard & poor's downgraded u.s. debt from the aaa gold standard, cred is rating held nearly 70er yaos to aa plus, at the ultimate contrarian indicator. michelle caruso-cabrera has the tale of the tape. >> looks like it. happened after the close, a friday night. the yield that day? it was 2.563%. a whole chart we can show you. if you go year by year, one year later, the yield on the ten year had fallen to 1.57. so that would have been a disastrous call if you decided to follow s&p and actually sell treasuries, would you have lost. because a tremendous rally that pushed yields lower. two years later, 2.64. pretty close. today, 2.35%. basically, haven't really gone anywhere. three-year chart it had nothing to do with s&p but the movement you guys have talked about in the yields, everything to do with what's expected when it comes to the federal reserve an

. >>> today's starting lineup, josh brown, mike murphy, jon najarian co-founder of option monster and steve weiss managing member of short hills capital. right flou to michelle caruso-cabrera for breaking news out of brazil. michelle? >> show you what's happening intraday with the bovespa and with petro ross. reports coming out of brazil per reuters a presidential candidate there has been in a plane crash. local brazilian tv reports the candidate is dead. eduardo campus, the name. the chart of the brazilian markets is declining sharply. footage in from local brazilian television as well where the plane crash occurred. the reason the brazilian markets would be moving is because even though this gentleman, edouard o camp owes, siphon votes from the current president, right now tied with a more pro-business candidate. if you recall, what's been happening with the brazilian market, a lot of people have been talking about it. similar to india. that. it they got a more pro-business candidate, dilma rouseoff good for the market. you see it coming back a little. immediately selling when the n

josh brown is the ceo of health management. stephanie link, coportfolio manager of jim cramer's charitable trust. mike santoli for yahoo! finance and john najarian. we do anyone with what everybody is talking about, the market's reaction toian net yellen's big speech in jackson hole today. josh, maybe it wasn't that big because i've heard it described as wishia washy. yes, everybody is going to be data dependent. bob mctear came on and said it wasn't as dovish as it could have been but it wasn't hawkish, either. >> she's gotten really good at saying a lot of things but not having them add up to any kind of concrete conclusion. and you can see that in the market's reaction. >> markets confused or what? >> markets did a little bit of everything right off the bat. you saw dollar, you saw bonds, you saw stocks move in one direction and then in the other and they split apart. i don't think there's anything in here that's terribly new. it would be shocking to me if you see wall street strategists come out and make any kind of change

. >> josh brown, last chance. >> i like freeport. buy it >>. >>> all right. thanks, guys, see you at 5 for more "fast money." "power lunch" begins right now. >>> halftime is over. the second half of your trading day begins now. >> melissa, thank you very much. walgreens decides to stay right here in the usa. no inversion for them, but the stock is getting punished today. down. we'll talk about that one. goldman sachs making a big call on europe today. we will have it for you in two minutes. another inventory killer in the housing market. it's a new trend for homeowners, and it may put potential buyers out of the business. sue is at the nyse, as stocks move a little bit higher today, but we start here in englewood classifies with mary thompson reporting on walgreens. this stock is getting hit. >> you are right, tyler. expectations were that after buying 55% of europe's allianz, walgreens would move the headquarters to switzerland or the uk where corporate taxes are lower. while the firm is paying $15 billion in stock and cash for the rest of the european pharm

. >> under your radar, downtown josh brown? >> solar city, focusing on this stock. don't know how under the radar but definitely concern in the most recent numbers they announced as far as new users. herb greenberg on cnbc earlier this morning pointing out there are no fundamentals. i really don't agree with that point. and i think you do have a nasty candle here but probably better off speculating on the long side than the short side, given how quickly solar city tends to have recovered from these events. >> not bad fundamentals, no fundamentals. >> a little hyperbolic, but -- i'll let it slide. >> all right. >>> coming up, going off the desk to find out what stephanie link does when she not trading. >>> something unusual is going on in the airline space. pete najarian is raising a red flag. >>> more "half time" right after this. and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors

i know josh brown is a big proponent of these i wouldn't touch them right here. >>> coming up next, unloved to the hedge fund darling the gold miners catching a bit lately after a rough 2012. gold rallied nearly the 30% in 2013. we'll sit down with the ceo for an exclusive interview next. ceo mark cuban joins us live to talk cyber dust one day after they secured $10 billion valuation. that's ahead on "fast money." . . >> time for unusual activity times. two. we got a double ghost dose of fa germans or fajeri. let's kick it off with whole foods. >> the options there, the cheapest level that they've been throughout this year. they will see anywhere between 20 and 40, right now they're around 20 very inexpensive options. when you look, you will see the weekly and monthly options, few go out you will see the october options, the upside. the 43s extremely active. way over the open interests. the calls and puts are extraordinary. >> you bought it. >> i did, i bought into the options today. >> you bought on the weakness. >> still long. >> i'm out of that long. i'm in new options. >> i remember whe

live from post nine, starting lineup, josh brown, and stephen weiss, and also jon and pete najarian co-founderstion monster. the new highs for stocks. dow set a record intraday high. s&p trying to close above 2,000 for the first time ever. that milestone getting a lot of play in the national papers today. "usa today" asking the question of whether s&p 2000 should be cheered or feared. ev

. >>> today's starting lineup, josh brown, mike murphy, jon najarian co-founder of option monster andeiss managing member of short hills capital. right flou to michelle caruso-cabrera for breaking news t

. >> bob, first of all, josh brown. a big fan of your work, and we talk about cape ratio all the time, but what do you make of the argument maybe it should be elevated relative to the 1970s our 1950s given the fact that the makeup of the s&p is heavily skewed towards profitable dpis in the technology space. tech 18% of the s&p. have much higher profit margins than say the steel mills of the '70s or the companies building out the interstate highway in the '50s. why shouldn't we take into the krfrgs makeup now? doesn't that may sense to you? >> there's always special factors. i remember, in my "new york times" article on sunday, i referred to a book written by irving fishner 1930, which had a chapter about the changed price earnings ratio, and he gave reasons why the price earnings ratio should be higher for the distant future. and he talked about exactly that sort of thing. for example, in the 1920s, there was at chain store movement. there was a merger movement. these were all things that he argued persuasively enough m

today's starting lineup, stephanie link, and josh brown, and also jon and pete najarian, co-founders in a few minutes, right here at post nine, we will be joined by new york attorney general eric schschneiderman. a first on cnbc interview about bank of america's record settlement over mortgages. first we begin with the dow back above 17,000 and the s&pa 00 hitting a new record high one day ahead of the big doings out in jackson hole with fed chair yellen taking center stage. if the market is nervous what's

today's lineup, josh brown, stephanie link runs jim cramer's charitable trust, pete najarian and we beginwall of worry. how stocks are trying to climb it, once again, even in the face of two developing and deteriorating situations in different parts of the world. real concerns now about the state of the european economy and its biggest play, germany and the mess in iraq and the threat of oil assets. jim is in london today and our chief international correspondent, michelle caruso-cabrera right here on set

starting lineup, josh brown, ceo, and stephen weiss, managing member of short hills capital.va, kicking things off with an anniversary for the united states of america. we love celebrations. three years ago today, standard & poor's downgraded u.s. debt from the aaa gold standard, cred is rating held nearly 70er yaos to aa plus, at the ultimate contrarian indicator. michelle caruso-cabrera has the tale of the tape. >> looks like

jon najarian, and josh brown, also steph any link, and kenny and steve liesman back at cnbc headquarterson right now. kenny, what are we seeing in the market deteriorating a little from where we were not even 30, 40 minutes ago? >> right. understand there was a lot of technical damage yesterday. right? broke through the -d

stephen weiss, and josh brown, and we begin with a countdown to what could be the market's moment ofth. janet yellen's speech in jackson hole on friday. so will the fed chair be as dovish as investors hope, or is there a surprise lurking in the grand tetons? someone who probably knows. our own steve liesman who is there. steve, will she disappoint the markets or not? >> depends on what the markets want, scott. >> you know what they want, steve. >> you know better than i do. >> you know what they want. >> the

today from the new york stock exchange, josh brown is the ceo of rithedge. pete, jon najarian and chief investment officer for u.s. trust. and we do begin with stocks hitting that major milestone today. the s&p 500 topping 2,000 for the first time ever. as ecb president mario draghi hints at more stimulus over in europe. but as stocks keep rising, are investors facing a growing dilemma of finding values in the market? pete, to you first. call it 2,001, a stock odyssey. >> yeah. >> where do we go from here and where is anything cheap? >> first of all and steph talked about it last week, they started building more and more positions in there. we've talked about the financials forever. but we've also talked about what is the catalyst. i think we're starting t s some of these catalysts play out. as other catalysts going forward as far as the yield curve, that's when we really start to kick in. but you look at most of these financials, whether it's citi, bank of america, goldman sachs absolutely crushing it right now when you look at how involved they've been the

josh brown is the ceo of health management.io manager of jim cramer's charitable trust. mike santoli for yahoo! finance and john najarian. we do anyone with what everybody is talking about, the market's reaction toian net yellen's big speech in jackson hole today. josh, maybe it wasn't that big because i've heard it described as wishia washy. yes, everybody is going to be data dependent.

stephanie link, josh brown, joe terranova, and mike murphy, the ceo of rose cliff capital.ry today. that would be retail. shares of kors on he werings with ralph lauren and kate spade also reporting this week. we're looking at the space and hunting for the most fashionable and profitable retail stocks. we want to bring in courtney reagan who covers the beat. courtney, i feel like this is not a surprise. >> yeah, it's not a terrible surpri

josh brown is with us, pete najarian, and joe terranova, and mike murphy, and let's get straight to thend stocks bouncing back today after the s&p and dow hit lowest levels since may, but the blight to safety is still on. treasury yields are near multiyear lows. what is going on here? and how are you trading it? the fact that yields are so low on

today's starting lineup, stephanie link, and josh brown, and also jon and pete najarian, co-founders of option mons sister's in a few minutes, right here at post nine, we will be joined by new york attorney general eric schschneiderman. a first on cnbc interview about bank of america's record settlement over mortgages. first we begin with the dow back above 17,000 and the s&pa 00 hitting a new record high one day ahead of the big doings out in jackson hole with fed chair yellen taking center stage. if the market is nervous what's going to happen out, there guys, pete, it sure is not showing it. >> it's not. >> back above 17,000 on the dow. s&p marching higher. nasdaq slow today but too at a 14-year high. >> monster moves out of transports and industrials, big rally there. out of chips as well. focus on big cap tech how that's trading the entire year and going into the last week. look at intel, microsoft. obviously hewlett-packard. meg whitman, great interview earlier talking how they're going to grow. looking at security, at the cloud. a lot of reasons to be excited about technology

josh brown, and pete and jon najarian, and jim lebenthal is the president of lebenthal asset managementgin with more on this developing story out of the united kingdom today, which this morning took its terror threat level to severe, signaling that an attack, though no imminent, is highly likely. our chief international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera has

today from the new york stock exchange, josh brown is the ceo of rithedge.arian and chief investment officer for u.s. trust. and we do begin with stocks hitting that major milestone today. the s&p 500 topping 2,000 for the first time ever. as ecb president mario draghi hints at more stimulus over in europe. but as stocks keep rising, are investors facing a growing

on twitter, giants kicker josh brown told "cbs this morning" hehe wants to see a permanent rule changeote, it definitely would shake it all up. it ain't no gimme. take it all in. charlie, you can explain it to me. >> after the show. >> yes. i will come with a paper and a pencil. i thought i understood football until that. >> i thought the whoo-hoo meant you're excited. >> i am. >>> coming up, we have more from canton where nfl hall of famer jim kelly returned to his old team and connected with his latest receiver. he's fighting cancer. we'll hear a tribute to kelly from teammate andre reed in his hall of fame induction speech. >> it was nos. >>> the oscar-winning director dove as deep as he could go into the ocean. we'll show you what he found at the bottom. that's ahead. >>> the gazette in colorado springs reports the act let iing department at the u.s. air force acade academy. they drav and smoked marijuana and may have committed sexual assault against women. >>> u.s. sent latin youth undercover in anti-cuba ploy. they posted as towerists and scouted for people they could turn into p

rice's suspension is two games, this week an arbitrator upheld a year-long ban for cleveland browns wide receiver josh gordon for failing a marijuana test. roger goodell today instructed owners to share his memo with every nfl player writing domestic violence and sexual assault are wrong, they are illegal, they are never acceptable and have no place in the nfl under any circumstances. still, lester, ray rice's punishment remains unchanged. >> peter alexander tonight, thank you. >>> comedy legend joan rivers is reportedly in critical condition in a new york hospital tonight after she stopped breathing while undergoing a medical procedure at a manhattan clinic. nbc's katy tur is outside the hospital for us tonight. katy. >> reporter: hey there, lester. this happened around 9:40 this morning. the 81-year-old comedian was reportedly having a minor endoscopic treatment at a facility a few blocks from here. the 81-year-old woman was transported to mt. sinai in cardiac arrest. meanwhile daughter melissa and grandson, cooper, got on a plane from los angeles. we are told they are still in the air at this time.

. >> i think this is sort of as my friend josh brown put it the age of net.all this good news in the market place and people are feeling very despondent to your point. >> such a pleasant place to leave us on this wednesday morning. we got to go, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> when we come back, "ink" magazine, the man behind the rankings and check in with the ceo of one high flying tech company 345ik making the list for the very first time. then later or news maker of the morning, paul ryan the powerful house republican is out with a new book today. he's not holding back any punches, find out if he's paving the way for a 2016 presidential run. hemojoin us at 8:00 a.m. eastern on "squawk box." welcome back to "squawk box," a live shot, time's square in august here, "ink" magazine is unveiling its 33rd annual list, the list highlighting the 45u6789 fastest growing private companies and small businessings in the u.s., here to talk more about entrepreneurs hip and growth what it takes to make the cut. the president and ceo of acasia communic

joining me is cnbc contributor michael farr from farr, miller and washington, josh brown and media chairman forbes, also author of "money: how the destruction of the dollar threatens the global economy." here with us to wrap up today's action on the markets is "fast money" trader guy adami as well. it's great to see everybody. guy, first thoughts here on the session today? >> hey, kell! >> hi. >> that's a great panel, man! >> i know. >> you've got josh, steve forbes. i mean, murderers' row, 27 yankees. i think josh will probably say this, i think it's a bounce off an oversold condition. we probably talked about it last week. i think that's what it is. obviously, the situation in portugal being rectified or fixed or whatever you want to call it, that helps. i don't think it's a fix. i think it's emblematic of what's going on in europe, but we'll see what happens there. i still think the russell has underperformed. it bounced today. i still think it trades down to 108 and we have trades below 2.5%. all in all, a good day, nothing more than that. >> are you buying it, steve forbes? >> i think

cleveland browns wide receiver josh gordon will miss the entire season after the nfl upheld the suspensionailed test on marijuana. in a statement released by the players association, he apologized to his team, expressed discontent with the league's discretion in the judgment of this case. technically gordon is suspended indefinitely but is eligible for reenstatement following the 2014 season. >>> spip spin is now apologizing after receiving criticism for a report on how michael sam is fitting in with fellow players that included details on his showering habits with teammates. they released a statement saying espn regrets the manner in which we presented our report. clearly on tuesday we collectively failed to meet the standards we have set in reporting on lgbt related topics. st. louis rams coach jeff fisher called the piece unethical and unprofessional claiming she manufactured the story. he said, "she was out of line. she went and contacted several players on their personal time, misled them with questions and then put this piece together." >>> all right, let's switch gears and talk abou

upheld the one year suspension of the cleveland brown's wide receiver josh gordon for violation of league substance abuse policy. one of the league's top wide receivers b failed multiple drug tests. his punishment will keep him away from the brown's facility for the rest of the 2014 season. not many people happy about that around the nfl. london frecher one of those. he tweeted this out. don't underanhe need to ban a guy from his teammates and organizationor full year. mandatory inpatient treatment until okayed. kind of prohibiting him to get better and be around the positive peoe. so we'll see what the league does about that. >> a lot going on there. thanks jason. thank you r joining us. nbc nightly news is coming up next. we'll see you a little latert 11:00. >>> on the broadcast tonight, double impact. big storms triggering life threatening conditions on both coasts. tonight, new warnings affecting millions as we approach the holiday weekend. >>> the isis threat, another u.s. citizen fighting for the militants is reported killed as an american mother whose son is being held hostage appe

yesterday, browns wide receiver josh gordon was suspended for the entire season because he violated the drugs -- the drug policy. the nfl announced a much us -- stronger policy for domestic violence and assault. offenders will receive a six-game suspension for the first offense, and a lifetime banishment for the second. the two-game suspension for ray rice is exactly what a brandon meriweather of the skins got for a high tackle on torrey smith. the commissioner was wrong. he knows he was wrong. today he made some serious changes. >> it is too late for ray rice. >> his suspension is going to be two games. that stays as it was. >> the search is still on tonight for the pilot of the f-15 fighter jet that crashed in the virginia mountains. ground teams searched in the heavily wooded area of deerfield, virginia. the jet is part of the massachusetts air national guard that was headed to new orleans when it lost radio contact. no word on what caused the crash or if the pilot ejected. and woman was attacked sexually assaulted near a shopping center in prince william county, and police are looki

josh gordon on the cleveland browns got suspended a year for marijuana.his guy knocks a woman ought and drag her on the floor, he gets two week. the message -- injuries this policy is the most stringent. six games for a mandatory suspension. >> not enough. >> and in the second offense -- >> people on twitter save he should be banned for a year. like at what michael vick did to dogs. are you telling me that dogs are taken more seriously than abuse against women. >> there's a couple of different points here. >> come on. >> this was terrible. what he did was terrible. >> it's despicable the nfl has so much money, the whole world watching and this is their example. >> the national football league has a terrible public image. a lot of sports do nfl has the worst. he has come out to try to correct that and do what he can -- >> i appreciate that he used the word i. he does not take public criticism hardly. >> hardly every reverses himself. >> only because the world has been watching and commenting. >> and women are watching. >> exactly. >> 80 million nfl fans ar

cleveland browns wide receiver josh gordon claims he failed his most recent drug test because he ingestedhand marijuana smoke. said gordon, "that's right. i smoked some with one hand. then i smoked some with my second hand." [ laughter ] because, yeah. [ applause ] i smoke a lot of marijuana. sometimes one of my hands will get tired. joint cramp. any morrissey fans here? any fans of morrissey? [ cheer ] [ laughter ] i was surprised by this. a former bodyguard is suing morrissey, claiming he was fired because he was unwilling to beat up an over-eager fan. i guess he figured anyone who was that into morrissey had already suffered enough. [ laughter ] this is an odd story. according to french officials, the gardens at the louvre have become overrun with rats. though officials later apologized and promised to refer to us as americans in the future. [ laughter ] [ french accent ] "this was a mistake. it was a slip of the tongue. also, they way you scurry around, sometimes you look like rats. [ light laughter ] that is not my fault. it is the fault of the way that you scurry. scurry less and we

compare that to the year-long suspension the league handed to cleveland browns wide receiver josh gordonor breaking the league's substance abuse policy. again, breaking this afternoon, the nfl announcing new penalties for players involved in domestic violence. six games for the first offense, a lifetime ban for the second. >>> meantime, parents and players are suing major soccer organizations over head injuries. what they say the soccer groups are failing to do and the change they are demanding next. [ male announcer ] are your joints ready for action? osteo bi-flex® with joint shield™ nurtures and helps defend your joints° so you can keep doing what you love. what'd you guys do today? the usual! the usual! [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, ready for action. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >>> more headlines from the fox news desk. dollar g

browns fans. it's not good news. the nfl ruled they were going to uphold josh gordon's yearlong suspension after violating a substance a second time. the browns will be in action as the nfl preseason wraps up with 16 games on the schedule. >>> a group of soccer parents and players filed a class action lawsuit against fifa, soccer's governing body. they have been negligent in monitoring and treating head injuries. the plaintiffs are not seeking financial damages, but instead, asking for changes in the sport's rules such as eliminating headers for children and fifa protocalls. >>> caroline wozniacki's hair gets stuck in her racket. ouch, that had to hurt. that doesn't happen very often. she was able to shake that off and avoid her hair the rest of the match. she was able to go on and win. that had to hurt. s serena is back in action as well as cici bell. she's going to take the court in prime time tonight. ime guessing there will be many more cameras catching this as there were in the first round match. that's tonight 7:00 eastern. court 17, is a much bigger stadium than she played in in the first game. >> i wonder if

mean weill, josh gordon,' wide receiver for the cleveland browns will miss the entire upcoming seasonwas suspended for violating the league's substance abuse policy by smoking marijuana. whole season for marijuana. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i turn you over to brianna keilar filling in for wolf blitzer. these right next door in "the situation room." >> thanks, jake. happening now, breaking news. new terror warnings, britain raises its threat level to severe saying an attack by islamist extremists is highly likely. what's the u.s. doing about the danger? and hitting back at isis. ufs air strikes slow the jihadists advance. iraq, but as the trosities mount in syria, why doesn't president obama have a plan for action there? and ukraine's street battles. pro-russian rebels may be getting help from up to 5,000 russian troops but russia says the u.s. and its allies are imagining things. wolf blitzer is on assign the. i'm brianna

. >> we didn't think we'd see josh gordan may this season but there was a slight chance things could change. the brownse year for second violation of the league suss stance abuse p.m. see. he appeal the suspension but today the ruling was upheld. his one-year ban is effective immediately. so not good news for the browns offense and definitely not good news for fantasy owners if you had your drafts. you drafted josh gordon hoping that he would play this year. even if it was like a couple of games at the end of the year. people were kind of hoping and praying he had such a great year last year. >> yeah. >> one year. >>> that's a long time. >> it's tough. >> exactly. >> eagle tomorrow at the linc. >> yes. >> exciting stuff. >> yeah, starters aren't playing. >> exactly. you sort of -- you want the season to start at this point. like finally but it's good to see the guys that are really trying to make the team and they'll be playing their heart out so it will be good game. >> 100% and hopefully okay weather. >> weather looks good for the game as well for tailgating tomorrow. enjoy. >> that's good. >> all ri

brown's life. that could take months. joining me is trymaine lee. and here in the studio, marc claxton and josh dubois. thank you both of you. trymaine, you've been following this investigation. the open status of the investigation, the lack of charges at this point, how is that weighing on the services today? >> not so much how much is it weighing an the services but it's playing in the back of everyone the mind. the longer this drags out, the more people will fill in with the answers and supply their own. so far people are setting the case aside and allowing this family to mourn, allowing this community to mourn. all of them coming together. but still once the service is over, we're going to hit a critical point. we're going to move into the next phase which will be will charges be brought against officer wilson and the grand jury will determine that. >> another development looming over this investigation is this "new york times" story over the weekend about just how michael brown's body was treated in the hours immediately following his shooting. that's really sent people reeling. everyone i know re

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fshpunishments for domestic violence and drug offenses and rice only miss two games josh gordon of the cleveland brownsjuana test. worth noting the nfl players union has weighed in as well saying it will tin to defend players rights if they feel they are being treated unfairly. ray rice suspension remains the same just two games. he is back i think september 21st. a real sense within the nfl community as they start the season next thursday, they may actually have boycotts of games or protests outside nfl football stadiums if they didn't make a change. they say they spent about three weeks listening to domestic violence groups. >> it's stunning when you hear a guy is kicked out of the nfl for a year for, like, smoking marijuana and, yet, that is legal in a lot of states. another guy, i guess, is out for four games. again, on his own. a private vacation. yet this guy beats the hell out of his wife, drags her across the floor, and he's out for a couple of games. it really is stunning. >> on top of that a kicker for denver, the broncos matt prater who wasn't the first time but he is out for four games for