. >> hey, do we have any more of that kettle corn? >> no. you ate it all. [ laughs ] >> what's new? >> now, this is your house, okay? ha ha! look at it. all right, it's a little old, but don't worry about it. it's been here a long time. this is your house, all right. and this is your beautiful family. all these beautiful young ladies. here's your beautiful cousin cora. this is my cousin cora. say hi. >> hi. >> say hi to the baby, cora. >> hi, bathsheba. oh, tell your daddy you like that name. >> don't you worry. your name won't be bathsheba, but she loves you anyway. >> don't be like that. >> now here is your big sister brianna. isn't she pretty? all right, beauty and brains sometimes. say hi, bree. >> hey. stay out of my room and blame everything on joaquin. bye, dolce or gababy. >> terrible names. goodness gracious. all right, and this queen over here is my wife, your mommy. >> hi, baby. >> and right in here, this is where you used to live before you lived here. >> ah! >> right inside of there. and you're gonna get bigger and bigger and bigger. you're a little small now, but gonna

. >> you know, eric, you can't keep the lid on a steam kettle forever.t rates will rise some day. protect yourself. look at tbt. >> eric: that goes up as the rates go up. bonds go down, rate goes up, right? john, i think you are going to like that one? what do you think of tbt? >> i don't like leveraged funds. they are expensive and hard to own longer-term. so when you make the bet, look for sagg. as you point out we talk about the enumerable ways to bet against interest rates. at yearly highs. of i think this is happening now. higher rate is the biggest market trend i can see and sagg is betting against the s&p 500 on the bond market. >> eric: you are betting on the same thing. straight one sagg and wayne does it leverage with tbt. great calls. >> i'm not as althy as wayne. i can't afford the leverage. i don't have as much money as he does. >> maybe you will. a great week for cost of freedom. thank you for joining us. before we go. when i took over "cashin' in" last january, i wanted the show to shine a bright light on washington cronyism. we have done

chip kettle corn and peppermint kettle corn and my favorite which of course i dug into already, thelaboration of like four food trends in one, jackie. looks delicious, though. by the way, that can't be too far from the office. >> do bring a hair net back for kelly. >> exactly. >> popcorn and a hair net. >> perfect. >> low carb popcorn. >> a bright blue one, please. >> if your portfolio needs something a little more filling than even popcorn, americans are frequenting fast food restaurants it appears now less often according to a new gallup poll that says 47% of people eat fast food at least once a week. that's down from 56% in 2006. now, to reinvigorate sales some restaurant brands are clearly turning to attention grabbing menu items while others are turning to healthier options. joining us now to share their insights on the restaurant sector, nicole miller, a senior research analyst at piper jaffray and rachel rothman from susquehanna financial group. rachel, let me kick off with you. what is the state of the restaurant industry at the moment for shareholders? where can you make mo

so this concluding my portion of the director's report and i like to ask heather kettle, our coordinator to give us her reports and complaints that our office have heard over the last 12 months. thank you heather. >> good afternoon council. in the past two months our office received 223 inquires, 91 percent were from the public and 9 percent of these inquires were from city departments. our office provided information and referrals forle 8 percent of these contacts and provided technical assistance for 33 percent of these contacts and conducted service request for 70 percent. the topics of -- it was about disability accommodations and housing, businesses, education and employment. contacts also requested information about affordable housing, benefits and employment resources. we received reports about management and housing authority building, not providing reasonable accommodations to people with disabilities. we received complaints regarding bed bug fes tags. and people wanted to dispute their parking tickets. we received 5 ada complaints and in june we received 7. it's features relate

. >> my name is gnat cut ler, owner of two restaurant ins the mission, [inaudible] kettle, just where jack spade wants to locate and [inaudible] 18th and 19th. for the betterment of the 16th street corridor, both immediate and long term, jack spade should be able to come in, they will bring a quality clean retail, they will help increase the economic benefits of the corridor as well as the safety and comfort of its inhabitants and they will do so while [inaudible]. i do find it interesting that myself, sunny moon, benny gold, carly lane, the majority of the businesses on 16th street support jack spade going in while the majority of businesses on valencia do not and as an owner of restaurants on both, i consider the neighborhoods completely different and 16th street needs help. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speak e please, and again if folks could come forward, that would be helpful, thanks. >> my name is erin fish can and a business owner on valencia corridor, this is an issue that people are very passionate about and at the very least, jack spade has circumnavigated this and a hea

. >> here is thehing, i get what nicole is talki about a money grab that i pot calling kettle black, guy who went to ultimate money grab, lei lead to the public and sponsors, i have no sympathy for him. >> you are right. he did all this, his doping was designee to make money, he told books to make money, he aggressively lealy lied about id people that looked up to him, have a right to get it back, lawyers a probably going to make the most but there is a case, a class action for everyone that was duped into bung this based on his assersions he was alla -- legit athlete that was false. charles: nicole's satellite is gone down, we're having chnical problems there. i will stick with you on this, kelly. the thing is, i'm not t concerned about who makes most mmney. i think there something deeper more important about the fact that in this celebrity culture, if feels like people get duped ery day, more and more, some are willing to get duped but some are not. and maybe there should be some sort of a message sent. >> i think that is a way to teach a lesson, and also holding athlete accountabl

. >> so yes, it it's a different kettle of fish. there is that slippery slope.nor rick snyder should step. more so than the federal governnt and see what he will do. neil: is bankruptcy the answer? >> the state has like 21 emergency managers. this is not a surprise. >> terrible management. we should not give thea dime. i mean, anything. but to ge them money, it's going to fail. every time he has have had a bailout, it is just not right. neil: i wish we had more time, but we don't. this notion that this president let detroit go, i'm telling you it will t happen. it will be some sort of a rescue that yo will never melissa: i'm melissa francis and here's what's "money" tonight. the wage gap between ceo's and average workers is huge but should companies have to disclose just how wide it is? it is all about the power o money and steve forbes is here to weigh in. >>> plus san diego's mayor is sued by his own city. the sexual harrassment allegations are growing practically by the hour but can the city actually force him to pay his own legal bills? wait until you hear t

. >> so yes, it it's a different kettle of fish. there is that slippery slope.nor rick snyder should step. more so than the federal government and see what he will do. neil: is bankruptcy the answer? >> the state has like 21 emergency managers. this is not a surprise. >> terrible management. we should not give them a dime. i mean, anything. but to give them money, it's going to fail. every time he has have had a bailout, it is just not right. neil: i wish we had more time, but we don't. this notion that this president let detroit go, i'm telling you it will not happen. it will be some sort of a rescue that you will never know. but they will be rescued. we will see you tomorrow. every. i'm gerri willis. night on "the willis report" obamacare just went up again. and new warni for one group of patients in particula also, from bad thanks to news that the tsa is running wild. is good customer service debt and america? and the e fi things you should never buy at the supermarket. the outrageous markups on some of the most popular brands. we're watching out for you toni

plus kettle one j & b and captain morgan among many others including a solid beer business too made upguinness, which i find makes a delicious and nutritious breakfast and i actually have a pouring degree from guinness when i went to dublin. diagio is up 8% for the year, held back by emerging markets cu countries. makes up 40% of the business while europe is 22%, big business in india. india doing bad. again, if you believe as i do that the rest of the world or r.o.w. is starting to rebound including europe, diagio will be a terrific catch-up play. we've got a tremendous market going in beer. it's just extraordinary, okay. it's time to ring the register, i think, in some boston beer and it's time to stock up on some bud. and if you need something with a lot more kick, then i suggest you go with my buddy, pal, friend johnny walker and diagio. let's go to brooke in york. brooke? >> caller: hello, jim. thank you for taking my call. >> my pleasure. >> caller: i noticed that the wendy's stock has been on the rise. i heard that wendy's is selling over 500 company-owned stores to franchisees.

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. >> is that like the kettle calling the pot black, like my grandmother used to say there?ding me? and you know i had a call from zurich, switzerland this morning where there is a limbaugh type on television who said -- who said oprah did this in order to get publicity because she is on a downward spiral. are you kidding me? she's got a hit movie getting ready to come out, and there is nothing downward about what her network is doing. >> well, tell oprah the next time she is going on a downward spiral, take me with her. joe madison, thank you for your time tonight. >> always, reverend, always. thank you. >>> friend or foe, i want to know. "reply al" is next. my mantra? trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is a

kettle chips, pop corn, the emerald nuts which we all know agreeing to sell the security lawsuit duesome accounting issues. that in itself was great news. the company issued a strong fiscal fourth-quarter outlook. so raising the outlook looks great, issue a strong outlook to be more specific gave them a nice pop today for diamond foods as a result the stock a clear winner. liz: ever since warren buffett bought into heinz, the companies have looked very good. do you see the trend playing out on the floor of the new york stock exchange? nicole: absolutely. liz: what was interesting is warren buffett wanted to get out of craft, he did not like how they sold their business, but it has not been a bad story. thank you very much. adam: want to show you what is going on with hewlett-packard. disappointed lot of analysts, especially when you look at dropping for several quarters now. although they still generate billions of dollars, you have to ask the question. raised during your program at 3:00 p.m., is it time to reconsider the former ceo thought about salvage the company, break off the pa

>> well, i think this is -- seems to be like a desperation move and the kettle calling the pot black.ackman went short, he had a huge public announcement and urged people that the stock was way overvalued. now, there are people buying the stock, and it's cutting into his profits, so he's trying to retaliate. >> right. but, i mean, he did what he did in a public forum, in a room of several hundred people, covered by various business journalists, cnbc, and others. if what mr. ackman is alleging is true, what was done there was in a private forum, among other hedge fund people, not open to the public. isn't there a tremendous difference between the two? >> there is a difference, and it's a fair point. but it's a far cry from necessarily establishing insider trading. in order for there to be insider trading, there has to be a misappropriation of information. and here, soros is the owner of the information. it's proprietary to soros. so even if there was a disclosure of an interest in the stock, that by itself wouldn't be a leak of material, nonpublic market information. >> right. harvey,

cart and 250 bucks. 13 years later, they now have 30 employees, three flavors, products ranging from kettleorn to churros to crepes. their popcorn sells at fairs and farmers markets all over southern california. but the bulk of her money is generated through downtown disney. planet popcorn generates $2.5 million in revenue, but it still can't turn a profit. this year, they're about $200,000 in debt. sharla's mother has mortgaged her house and loaned the business almost $200,000 to keep planet popcorn afloat. planet popcorn is an all-cash business, and that leaves way too much room for things like missing money and theft. >> there's no charges on that. >> then that means they weren't charging again. idiots. >> because of poor management... >> oh, i got more counterfeit twenties. the bank took them from me. >> and a lack of focus... >> i got my cheese order right here. oh, wait, where'd all my-- [bleep]. >> this business is not as profitable as it should be. if they don't pay down their debt and improve their bottom line, this company will be out of business within a year. >> i can't [bleep]

experience of covering public-sector unions over the years -- [laughter] >> talk about calling the kettlelack. i think that detroit has tried everything that they possibly could. i'd like to think so. i would hope so. dagen: i was watching an episode of house hunters over the weekend. they set this house was for sale for $65,000. it was detroit. some of the cheapest real estate in the country. thank you very much, jason riley. markets are recovering from last week. jeff is joining us from st. petersburg, florida. i hope it is sunny down there. you were calling for a pullback. have you seen enough of one, technically? >> first of all, let me correct you. i think we have a very high availability. if you are using next year's earnings, you have an earnings yield of 7.4%. i have been looking for the first meaningful the client of the year to start between july and mid august. i think we have started. i do not think we are through. got very oversold late last week. on a trading basis only, i think we are going lower. dagen: what are you looking for on the s&p as your bottom. >> i think it will

i mean, i'm talking to you, but it's kettle bells was my thing.ay in shape. so you go to work at 6:00 in the morning and i got -- i go what can i do at 4:00, 4:30 in the morning? so i got these kettle bells and started doing all these cores and suddenly, that happens and i'm like ok, good. might want to eat right too. michael: yeah. rebecca: what are you eating? >> well, my favorite snack, which eliminated all the evening ice cream and pizza and i don't have those chips with the -- that went away and what was replaced was rice cakes with ketchup, mustard and -- rebecca: what? >> and sweet relish. the pickled sweet relish. which then you get about three of those on the plate and you really load the condiments up, you're eating hot dogs. [laughter] rebecca: right. >> in your head, you're eating hot dogs. and i trick myself. and that's what i -- you're eating cardboard. [laughter] rebecca: it's all about the condiments. i'm a condiment queen. so i appreciate that. >> mustard is my thing. rebecca: the more, the better. michael: but i like either the h

. >> well, i realize this is a little bit of the pot calling the kettle black, because we do way toomuch of that around here rather than coming together and working together. so i realize that there's a lot of people watching this hearing would go, well, they've got a lot of nerve. but that aside, it is -- you have a choice when you're a leader. you can either lead by making the other guy look bad and, therefore, you look better, or you can lead by giving the other guy credit and communicating, and then everyone does better. and i think what you've had in jpac is the former and not the latter, and i think you've got -- i know you've got a ways to go. >> madam chairman, i would agree with you, and i would also say just as you pointed out, we are all inextricably linked. the laboratory needs a functioning, effective research and able sis section -- analysis next just as much as an cyst needs a fully functioning laboratory. that's the irony. everybody agrees that this is a passionate, this is a mission that they can be passionate about. and i share that passion. what they can't agree is

. >> i realize that this is a little bit of the pot calling the kettle black because we do way too much of that of. i realize that there are a lot of people watching this hearing after they have a lot of nerve. that aside there is a choice. you can lead by making the of a guy like that for three require. everyone does better. what you have is the former and not the latter. you have -- i know they you know that you have a ways to go. we are all inextricably linked. they need of functioning analysis just as much as the need a fully functioning and effective laboratory. that is the irony. achieve and to fill a passion. >> i will save my numbers questions for the next round. if you would allow me -- i'm confused. we began looking at these fellows. it appears to me -- are you paying the oak ridge? >> it is an arm of the part of energy. word of human. it goes to the department of energy. >> of them making money? >> yeah. the department of energy making money? >> is a 18% overhead. >> they're annual payment through over rice is three and a half million of which 18 percent for fyi 13 is over of

." >>> kettle bells, pull-ups, sit-ups, squats.rkout is impressive for anyone, but for steph hammerman, the feat is more than impressive, it once was inconcei inconceivable. >> i was born three months premature. i lost a lot of oxygen and a bunch of blood through that process. >> steph has cerebral palsy, and that develops after trauma to the brain during or after birth. people with this condition are often unsteady on their feet, have impaired motor function, muscle coordination problems, and all this could make cross-fit training dangerous. but for steph, it's just another obstacle to overcome. >> all of my other brothers and sisters are completely able-bodied and growing up in that world there was no other way to live. >> she was always active, but the inevitable freshman 15 in college made her really want to get in shape. >> and so, i found a gym. i walked in. i said, i want to become stronger. i hear cross-fit's awesome. would i be able to do this? >> within an hour, she was hitting the mats. with each push-up, she got stronge

go call the kettle black, weiner. >> stephanie: ted in chicago, you're on "the stephanie miller show.o just quickly to you all, you may be the right person to start the movement of stop calling it obamacare, start calling it maybe am air care. it is for everybody. it is not just for a few and all that does is excite the right and they throw gas and hand grenades. have a nice day. >> stephanie: thank you. >> have a nice day. >> stephanie: oh, no. that would entail having to have another party that actually cared what's good for america and people getting healthcare. >> as alan grayson said, they want you to die slowly. >> stephanie: no, quick. they need you to hurry up and die. >> hurry up and die. i think you're right. it is die quickly. >> for god's sake, just die! >> get out of way! >> stephanie: 45 minutes after the hour. more coffee with carlos on "the stephanie miller show." >> a beautifully-wrapped, glossy, sweet-smelling show. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i'm given to doing anyway, by staying in touch with eve

. >> i realize this is a little bit of the pot calling the kettle black.er and working together, i realize there are a lot of people watching this hearing that say they have a lot of nerve. but that aside, it is -- you have a choice when you are a leader you can either lead by making the other guy look bad and therefore you look better or you can lead by getting the other guy credit and communicating and then everybody does better and i think what you have had is the former and not the latter, and i can't you've got -- i know you know you have a way to go. >> i would agree with you and say just as you pointed out we are inextricably linked. the laboratory needs a functioning effective research analysis section just as much as research and analysis needs a fully functioning effective laboratory. that is the irony. everybody agrees this is a passionate mission that they can be passionate about. and i share that passion. but they can't agree is the approach on how to achieve and fulfill foot passion. >> i'm going to briefly go on and save my numbers for the n

. >> well, i realize this is a little bit of calling the kettle black, and we do too much of that here rather than working together, and so i realize there's a lot of people watching this hearing who go, well, they got a lot of nerve, but that aside, it is -- you have a choice as a leader. you can either lead making the other guy look bad, and, therefore, you look bedder, or lead by giving the other guy credit and communicating and then everyone does better. i think what you had is the former and not the latter. i think you've got -- i know you know you've got a ways to go. ..