juno has a unique design.oks like a pinwheel, but, as scott explains, the shape has a purpose. >> we're going out really far from the sun. in fact, jupiter's five times as far away from the sun as the earth is, and so we get 25 times less sunlight than we get here on earth. so, we needed -- to overcome that, we have big, giant solar panels to do that. but we go deep close to jupiter, right into the middle of the radiation zone. in fact, it's the most hazardous region in the whole solar system. we're like an armored tank going to jupiter. >> in roman mythology, juno is the wife of jupiter. according to legend, when jupiter was up to mischief, he'd hide behind clouds. >> but she could see right through the clouds, and that's just what our spacecraft juno does. it sees through the clouds of jupiter to figure out its true nature and see what's inside. >> scientists hope that once nasa's juno "sees through" the clouds of jupiter, we'll find a lot of answers about the birth of our solar system. >> our whole solar sy

. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] uno de juno?eve: uno de juno. >> jimmy: according to a new survey from the physical activity council, americans are the least active they've been since 2007. some say it's because there's more technology while others say it's because winter now lasts 11 months a year. [ laughter and applause ] where's spring? what happened to spring? we lost spring completely. >> steve: winter is here. >> jimmy: yeah. that's right, americans are now more inactive than ever. netflix is like, "you're welcome. your next episode starts in 18 seconds, don't get up." uh -- did you guys see this? historians recently translated an ancient egyptian text which appears to be a cure for hangovers. yeah, i guess ancient egyptians used to party a lot, which you can sort of tell by some of the drunk hieroglyphics they sent the night before. i mean you up? [ laughter ] embarrassing. this isn't good here. i read that some prisoners in south carolina have been using drones to sneak in banned items like cell phones, tobacco and mari

>> and juno are a kite are clearly the lag guards. are analysts defending them?t is being developed? >> you knee the gains they've had. and they're all up around 10% last week leading into this so maybe given about that much back today. nobody is saying they're not going to work in solid tumors but it's incredibly early and these are volatile names. >>> can you retire early? nearly 3 out of 10 expect to retire before 65. unfortunately many americans are unprepared to retire at all. how to figure out at what age you can retire. >> this is a question that everyone wants to try to answer. your retirement age shouldn't be left to chance there are important variables. first is how is your health? poor health can have a greater influence than finances and a couple rye tires will need as much as $320,000 to cover medical expenses in retirement according to health view seniorses. a 55 years old couple retires at 65 will need $465,000. if you don't have health care costs factored in you may want to consider delays retirement until you do. how long to live. >>> how much in

>> caller: hi, jim juno therapeutics. >> this is a hot one.remember a up can him weeks ago, we said some are too hot to be able to touch. look at this pro fi na tonight with a secondary. i got to tell you, don't buy, don't buy, inow i'm going to andrew if american. andrew. >> caller: yes, i have stock in ww wwe. i was wondering if i should buy more? >> no, the last i want to do is sell it. i am not a fan. i'm going to steve in massachusetts. steve! >> caller: hey, jim, i wonder what you thought about fmi? foundation med? >> i don't want to be there. a fear a secondary. they did get an infusion i believe. let me do more work on that on the move with roasche. i don't think they need to be in that stock. jim in kentucky. caller hi 1yi78, jim in ft. thomas, kentucky i'm the home of the highland football state champs, question about cincinnati bill i have a substantial amount of ut. it went from 40 to ten. should i keep? >> geeze, what a hammering that's had. i don't know it's a call on the comeback. let's keep it. la thajs is a conclusion of the l

an area of immu know oncology we've talked about, juno and kite, down quite a bit after rising in anticipationng some data in solid tumors at this meeting. they have been very successful so far in blood cancers like leukemia. off of that, there is a new name that just went public last week. stock up 7% because of those same data. essentially the same target. they have a cancer vaccine. some an libss saying the data presented was good for aduro. >> they're filing for another application for nonsmall cell lung and analysts are saying that's a much bigger patient population. could that move the needle for a company of merck's size? >> i think it absolutely would. lung cancer is one of the highest on medical needs. melanoma was. the problem is how do you differentiate between the bristol-myers brookdrug and the bristol drug. it's going to be very interesting to see how that plays out and right now what we're hearing from the companies is the drugs are more similar potentially than they are different. those are questions we have to start asking. how do you win in this space? >> meg, thank you. meg

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juno saudi arabia granted most favored nation including israel which is something that was difficult for them at the time in the right thing to do. today there are new challenges posed and senator cardin mentioned the e.u. is one of our concerns. unfortunately some of our european allies are engaged from sweden denmark and the largest pension fund in the netherlands have divested from israel's financial institutions. denmark is ashley threatens sanctions against israel must be israeli government takes actions with regard to gaza. there was a threat i the e.u. to boycott meat and dairy in all three products in certain areas of israel and how those products are labeled so i'm pleased some provisions required reports and studies on this issue were included in the bill. i know you mr. chairman have a strong interest in this issue and i think that's good however this amendment is necessary because we believe combating these anti-israeli effort should be principle negotiating objective. i would demonstrate the importance of the issue. ensures better trade negotiators will continue just lik

names like juno and novartis. those are the ones to watch.ng off in d.c. tomorrow. some data trickling out. also some from ptc therapeutics which analysts could be one of the more volatile names. then finally, some data from alnylam. a lot of data to watch, potentially a lot of stocks moving this next week. >> do you think these events some of these drug diskoifrs are the catalyst for some of the m and a activity we're seeing in the space right now? >> absolutely. a lot of this clinical data is driving the excitement and driving these prices up. so you're seeing the valuations people are paying for some of these biotech's going through the roof. we saw one taken out for $20 billion for half of a leukemia drug. i just mentioned infinity. something that's a combination. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. following those conferences for us and whether you like them or not selfies have become a big part of our culture. a film festival is taking a selfie stance. they are banning celebrities from taking them on the red carpet. you won believe what