kramer. >> how are you? >> okay. tell me a little bit about the roller coaster of -- >> i understand there are multiple suitors for this company. where there is smoke, there is fire. buzzi in maryland, buzzi. >> yeah. big boo ya to you, jim. >> what's happening? >> calling from the land of the baltimore ravens, baby. >> i bought in delta around 49. should i sell, hold or. >> remember we don't care where it's coming from, where care where it's going to. i would be a buyer of delta about that is the conclusion of the lightning round opinion. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim. td ameritrade. an

kramer. this is fast eddie. >> hit me. >> caller: i own pharmaceuticals, it's dropped to the mid-30s, my average is 41. is it time to buy more? >> unclear. speculative biotech. very tough place to be. still hasn't made a come back, tough place to be. let's go to louis in texas. >> jim, this is louis. >> my question is r.r. donley. with the spin-offs comparing completion -- >> tom quinn lynn's bringing the company. the stock made a great comeback it's doing really well, i want you to own it. >> we are the champions, that must be a cue for me to finish this segment, i'm not done. i'm very much done. >> i expect these winners to continue to be winners, these are your go to stocks. mad money tonight, frozen in star wars. the force awakens are two of the highest grossing films of all time. it's powering more than just the movie theater box office. i'm sitting down with hasbro. i'm eyeing facebook, netflix, and google, see if these stocks can pull away. does the company have the processing power to

tim cook making the case to kramer. so are you a buyer?hina, on the fact that they're seeing a huge number of switchers from android to apple? that they're seeing strength in unpenetrated markets like india? it's a much watched interview. let us know what you think. so far, the answer is overwhelmingly no. >> and seeing about a quarter decline in market shares. no major reaction to that interview yet. >>> we've got other tech news. uber signing up with ali pay. this will let chinese travelers request and pay for rides using the ali pay app. chinese travelers will be able to pay eliminating the dual currency cards or conversions. >>> on today's auto sales, landon dowdy joins us. >> economists hoping apple auto sales will shift in higher gear. here's are three things to watch. sales numbers forecasters calling for 17.3 million units in april, versus 16.6 million unit it's in the previous months. there were five weekends in april. second, sales performance, economists still say lower gas price, fuelling sales for trucks and suvs. april will b

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[applause] i have never given a talk in kramer books before. but really i can hardly even get to tell you how to lead land to finally be doing this. my wife and our young newlyweds this is what we came for date night. we introduced to a reference to each other right over there who are now married and live in oregon not too terribly far away from where we lived in seattle. and memory is where i want to start tonight because the eruption of mount saint helens on a sunday morning may 18 1980 was one of those events that was so dramatic that the people have a connection to the northwest, we tend to remember where we were when we heard the news, like i was working on this book people would tell me -- i remember, it was a sunday morning. i was coming back from church and heard on the radio. or -- there is no indication of where we were. the sales barbecuing in my backyard. i grew up in barb -- in washington state. there were about to get married three weeks away. the anniversary of the eruption is always a good opportunity for me to remember. we got

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zachary kramer was sentenced to four months behind bars.aded guilty to dealing the drug molly. 11 students were hospitalized, one almost died from the drug kramer sold them. >>> the white house may be getting new safety features by 2018. secret service wants to raise the fence from 6 feet to 11 feet. new spikes, concrete foundation and higher car gates would also be added. the planning commission has to approve the proposal. >>> people in the district will soon be able to get their very own zika prevention kit.d.c. department of health will host community sessions in all eight wards next saturday. all the sessions residents will learn how to properly use insecticides and what to do if they're worried about a mosquito bite. officials stress there is no they just want to get the information out there about the potential dangers of the zika virus. >>> meanwhile loudoun county is ramping up its efforts against the zika virus. the board of supervisors unanimously approved a zika virus response plan on tuesday. a contingency fund of $100,000 will

shlomo kramer's company checkpoint invented the freaking firewall. we always talk about the stuff we will do afterward. it was always startups. ashlee: like a lot of israeli tech elites, shlomo got his start with unit 8200, the top branch of the idf. group 8200, right it is the , famous part of idf that is equivalent to nsa. shlomo: it was 22 and 23-year-olds, i was the head of the unit. 20 people, very high responsibility. you know, i was making decisions in millions of ashlee: the idf dollars. functions like a never-ending networking event. the first question at a cocktail party is, what unit were you? -- what unit you served in? these ties have led to is really dominating the market. what makes israel so well-suited to startups and technology? shlomo: there is always an infusion of new talent from the idf, and with the infusion of talent, you have people who can create a startup nation. ashlee: shlomo has invested in dozens of israeli companies. to see the extreme end of what the idf can inspire, i have gone to a small beach town and tech of that

. >> doctor daniel kramer of brink ham and woman's hospital in boston was expert for the plaintiffs in both lawsuits. >> my advice is always been not to use talc on a regular basis in the genital area. and i haven't changed that opinion for 30 years. >> cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up: history is made at this morning's tony nominations, that's coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> plus, his buzzer beater won the national championship for villanova. now, chris jenkins decides whether he is coming back to nova next year. >> then soccer fans set their stadium on fire. what led to this inferno on the field, you're watching "eyewitness news" at >> crazy video. fans went wild, setting the stands on fire. now, that happened before the championship game even started. you can see a wall of smoke on the field, forcing the game to be delayed for several minutes. then, after one of the teams scored a goal, fans tossed dozens of flares on to the field. you don't see anything like that at union games. >> more bad behavior on tennis court, watch loses his cool smashing his racket during th

it broke out before 6:00 at the intersection of 26th and kramer street. three squatters were taken to the hospital. investigators say a firefighter suffered minor burns. everyone is expected to be okay. >>> a philadelphia man is accused of impersonating a police officer a year after he recorded himself pretending to a fire marshal. police sources say he got into an argument outside his house last night and told neighbors he was a police officer. they responded by getting another neighbor an off duty philadelphia police officer. when that officer came to help he allege lee threatened him with a gun. this youtube video of him went viral last year. he flashed a badge and id claiming to a be fire marshal which turned out to be false. he did not face criminal charges in that incident. >>> ships and planes are searching an area where it is believed an egyptair jet has crushed. data suggests there was some sort of explosion on board the plane. the airbus with 66 people aboard including three security agents vanished from radar on a flight from paris to cairo yes

, well, guess who runs, none other than michael kramer.restructuring expert, he's involved in puerto rico and the guy behind sierra. this guy may be one of the best bankers in the country and created -- maria: that's the point that anthony is making. >> i would say, anthony, because of deal flow and there hasn't been great deal flow, a lot of the mid-size investment banks are struggling. we should point out parela has been merging with a firm in texas because they need to scale down, you know, i wouldn't be putting the spike through the heart of the major investment banks just yet but i will say this, if you have a specialist like michael kramer who is really good at restructuring and really smart, you know, those are the firms that are going to survive. we should point out that this is not a restructuring, this is on the long end. this firm is doing interesting things. we should point out paul doing interesting things. i think it's a black stone spin-off of an invest meant bank as well. micheal: kramer is so good, is 122 the end, is monsa

this fire broke out just before 6:00 last nature at 26th and kramer street. medics took the man and two other squatters in the home to the hospital along with a firefighter who suffered minor beens. all of the injured are expected to be okay. no word on what caused that fire. >>> no to a developing story. the sun is up over the mediterranean. ships and planes are back searching the area where it's believed anç egyptair jet crasd yesterday morning. here's the latest. the plane with 66 people on board was headed from paris to cairo when it vanished from radar. u.s. intelligence officials tell nbc news data suggests there was some sort of explosion aboard flight 804. egypt is calling it possible terrorism. so far, there is no confirmed wreckage and no credible claim of responsibility. >>> in decision 2016. presidential hopefuls hillary clinton and donald trump are addressing the possible terror aspect of the egyptair crash. trump tweeted his belief that terrorists blew the plane out of the sky and clinton said the crash shines a bright light on threats from org

first off, "money monster," a jim kramer-like tv wall street hucksters -- huckster is taken hostage bys life savings. it will res on sate with bernie sanders supporters, whether their candidate is still the race or not. then there is "weiner." remember anthony weiner's darkly hilarious failed attempt to run for mayor of new york city? well, there were cameras there filming everything. and this is not an image that the woman-friendly hillary camp is eager to have back in mind. and i'm going to quote the ad copy here -- trapped on the streets of washington, d.c., a senator and her security must survive for 24 hours. it's the purge, washington style. this actually sounds like a movie donald trump would personally write in 140-character bits. and -- >> now they're making ghost busters with only women. what's going on? >> and finally, south side with you, the most overtly political movie of the year. they star as michelle and barack obama on a date before seeing the movie "do the right thing." one almost envies the first couple's ability to get away from it all by sitting down to watch a mo

. >> i love the way gym kramer described the recent fate of fed speak. her call is the only one that matters. >> it is the only one that matters but i don't think she'll derail the sentiment in the last couple of the days. there's been a unanimous voice from the special teams that for the coach to go and put them on the bench, all of them on the bench would be a surprise. i'm sure she won't be super hawkish but continue the theme, yep they are possible, not necessarily likely. >> in corporate news verizon communications is reportedly working on the bid for yahoo's core assets with the help of bank of america. just last year bank of america was advising yahoo which is why this story is so interesting. the move as verizon seeks to beat out other bidders ahead of the june 6 deadline. verizon shares are flat. yahoo slightly positive. earlier in the week at a conference the ceo of verizon was talking about past acquisitions and he said we acquired yahoo for $4.5 billion. he meant to say aol. but it was just a little slip of the tongue and you could see it was

>> caller: jj kramer and associates. >> sweet. what's up? >> caller: not too much. federal express.e been watching it for months on the side line and i got the taste in my mouth. i don't know what to do with this thing. it got whacked yesterday. what do you think? >> i don't like the transport. we got away from stabilization. come on! believe it or not, this is being pulled down by ups which is not doing nearly as well. ups has to stabilize. let's take paul in texas. >> caller: my stock ts. >> don't have the fed in our corner. wait and see. jimmy in oklahoma. jimmy! >> caller: jim, i need to ask about sky works. >> why would we want to be in sky works which is too eager to sell phones which we can be, we had it on earlier this week. sky works no. and that ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> announcer: the line round sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> my job is not just to entertain but to keep -- i have cheese in my throat. i have to get it out. dave in texas? >> how about -- boo-ya! >> the kraft beer space. they have it all to themselves. something younge

and also, we will look at what kramer calls the worst conference call of a year.the highs of a month, and back to you, carl. superthank you, scott. and twitter shares are down, but our next guest is going to still bet on the stock, and they turned off data miner which turned it into an advanced trust. and we are joined by the suntrust bank executives bob and mark. and so now, before we dial into the overall tone of the internet and media conference. bob? >> well -- mark? >> good morning, carl. thank you. we are excited to be here. bob just got us kicked off in the conference this morning with both public and private companies joining us, and more established companies like trip adviser and pandora and exciting emerging companies with us for the next day and a half. and we have investor bases whether it is venture capital, and the private equity capitals because they are trying to find out the intermediate ya placement over the next few days, and the so we are excited about this and the trends to be revealed in the conference call. >> and bob, you had a interview w

a market kramer could say could flip on a dime.weakness consumer spending in the u.s. it is the sector that was supposed to be so bright. the price of gasoline. all the savings at the gas pump. jobs coming back, wages. the place to bet on all of that is retail and consumer spending but it is not helping across the board. there are specific winners in retail. there is amazon. there is some of the restaurant stocks, for instance. but department stores are not getting the love. >> exactly. it is going to be important to watch the rest of the sector report. retail sales also out tomorrow. macy's not necessary representative of the broader consumer in the u.s. pair of economic reports top today's agenda. weekly jobless and import prices. expected to have picked up last month a. a trio of fed officials are speaking today. kohls and ralph lauren report before the opening bell and others after the close. >> toshiba reporting second straight annual loss due to write downs of nuclear and other business. as the japanese company try to emerge

. >> when kramer was complaining calvin klein had sold end his idea for new fragrance called the beach. right? so goes onto confront calvin klein. and calvin klein likes the way he looks in under pants. >> sexual, athletic, not a trains of -- >> sexual, i thought get him into the weight room. >> let's get him in the studio today. we could sends these out immediately. >> so, by the way, i have watched this episode so many times. when he walks back over to the wall to pose, in the sexy pose, he flies along the wall, and he has so much make up, body make up on, he leaves a smear that you're in the supposed to see, but i've watched it so many times i notice it, so stinking dark. >> you might be able to. >> you see? >> yes, i see it now. >> well, that came out because all of the calvin klein ads for what was it eternity, on negatives. >> obsession. >> sexy like actresses. you're my obsession, that's what he was trying to make. >> everybody was wearing obsession. everybody smelled like an obsession. oh. and then the one that was really strong was poison. >> so the girls, the men. >> yes. >>

. >> reporter: it's a great day for joe kramer to go vertical in the surf. >> hey. what is the deal with upside down? >> upside-down? it's a way of life. it's tripy. bliss. -- tripy. bliss. >> we have enjoyed watching him. >> i just graduated from penn state. now i'm here and i'm free and i love it. >> it's going to be crowded memorial day. come on down. >> reporter: in short, the news is good here at the beach. summer is here. and we earned it. in rehoboth beach, delaware, scott broom, wusa 9. >> we were just saying scott earned it. >> sure he did. >>> live look at the bay sky 9 overhead. not looking too badly. but of course, get to the beautiful place where scott broom is now am you have to do this first. and it may be final now. but yuck. >> a little further west. we could see if it's backed up before the bridge. but once you get on the bridge and things move. >> i think the traffic moving towards the top of your screen is the traffic moving east. because you can see some of that traffic. >> most definitely. that's the curb. the -- curve. my wife hates that bridg

but he praised to gay and lesbian activists for what they did, and larry kramer acted up. lot of stuff these people did to get the attention of america and american presidents. i think obama feels boxed in. he was loathe to speak earlier because he did not want to be blackened. he wanted to breathe the air of the american presidency. but every president has to deal with the issue of race. you cannot be exempt from that. charlie: i am sure he would say to you i am not failed to speak out. i have not healed to speak out. i thought it was necessary in terms of all those cases in which we have had police violence. michael eric dyson: he would. charlie: and he would say that in terms of presidents, unemployment. he would fail that. michael eric dyson: i don't have to -- let me tell you what he said. charlie: i hear you. [speaking simultaneously] michael eric dyson: this is what he said. i disagree. to his credit, he is not as [indiscernible] as his followers are. when you have a hangnail, you get aspirin. when you get diabetes, you get insulin. there is no such thing as medicin

i would like not only to thank sarah and the whole staff here at kramer book but working here on eventbecause, we know that listeners are all reader and tonight we are here as you heard to talk with randy roberts about blood brothers, he and i will get the conversation rolling and move to a question and answer session with you after we have talked for a little while but first, randy roberts, welcome. >> thank you very much, happy to be here. >> and i'm happy to be here with you, first, what got you started on looking at -- you have written about sports stars, legends before, this is for i can see is the first time you looked at this combustible mix of politics and relationship. >> i did relationships before. i did it on joe name it and ryan. i looked at a relationship. i started with the idea that i wanted to write a about mohammed ali. i want to give him full credit for cowriting the book because quite frankly mohamed ali was my champion, okay. if you like boxing, if you follow boxing, people who lived through 1930's and early 1940's, joe lewis and in the 1950 rocky marciano worry jac

scene several hours after intense fire ripped through this three-story wood building on north 26th kramertreet in camden. they were dousing names that continued to reignite throughout the evening. skyfox flew over earlier as flames shot from the roof. >> a lot of fire flares a lost fire flares. like they would put one out and you would see they would break the windows out and another one would come. it was a real bad one at the top when we first came. it looked like it had gotten better and all of a sudden it got real bad. >> reporter: neighbors say the building has apartment units an business on the front. they watched as thick smoke billowed from the building. spokesperson for camden metro police confirms one person was rescued and taken to cooper hospital. joy duct saw them bring the man out. >> sitting on the ground. i can't say he was burning. liked like he had smoke on him but he couldn't talk or anythi anything. >> scary fort people who's house are indirectly affected by this. >> reporter: and back here live again firefighters still on the scene tonight. several fire companies resp

. >> cosmo kramer betting arrivals and departures at la guardia airport.. if you have the money there is always someone looking to take your bet on anything, anything including the veep stakes as in who is going to be donald trump's running mate. who does he want to run with him? who would want to run with him? lots weighing in with advice. it is not just pundits playing the guessing game. the betting markets are, too. in america this is happening underground. it isn't legal here to bet on politics but you can bet plenty of people are making friendly wagers. in london it is entirely legal and the sports books are already taking action on who the vp pick is going to be. let's put the pundits aside for a second here. after all if they are wrong they don't lose money. what about the people who do pay a price for being wrong? who can make real money if they are right on this? what are they thinking about the veep stakes? we are going to turn to cal perry. i think this is fascinating. you have people in london happening legally in london and illegally in a lot

. >> hey, i'm kramer. welcome to mad money. welcome to cramerica. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc., this rally seems to have snuck up on us

listen here to david kramer. >> it's novel campaign strategy to announce you're out and that you might get back in. i suspect that if senator cruz had thought he was going to win nebraska he might have stuck it out another week. reporter: on the other hand the split in the gop hierarchy here in nebraska certainly reflects the national republican party split over a trump candidacy. governor pete ricketts of nebraska endorsed donald trump just last friday at a rally here on the other hand, senator ben sasse has been one of the most outspoken critics of donald trump. then you also have to look at ted cruz is looking for crumbs of comfort here. at early voting, it has been going on nearly a month here. so up to 30%, according to officials of voters may have cast their votes before senator cruz dropped out of the race. that could pad his numbers. it all adds up to increasing evening here in nebraska, david. the polls close 8:00 central, 9:00 eastern and we will be here with the results, just in case they once again turn this extraordinarily political season on its head. david? david: you ne

apple's ceo tim cook even went on cnbc's jim kramer show to defend apple saying that things couldn'tis very optimistic and that the worries over china are overblown. he sees china's middle class growing and that eventually more people will buy iphones in that country after a steep decline in the recent quarter. apple's shares are rebounding just a little bit this morning up about a .5%. automakers are reporting their sales figures for april and so far looking good. fiat chrysler and ford each reporting their best apes in a decade and there seems to be a real trend towards suvs and pickups. fiat chrysler benefited from jeep and its dodge ram pickup. those did very well and ford from its f-series pickups also seems seeing heavy and in. stock market is doing a u-turn after solid gains yesterday. numbers going down. google's hometown may be onf the next cities to get the company's high- speed tic internet servi of. >> back to you. >> thank you. >>> google's hometown may be one of the next cities to get the company's high speed fiberoptic internet service. today the tech giant will presen

and the story i did with ruby kramer sort of describes this split inside the bernie world about what they're going to do because there's, on the one hand, this new combative tone that bernie has returned to in recent days after the nevada democratic talkus or nevada democratic convention. now trying to run against debbie wasserman schultz, the dnc chair. on the reverse side, a lot of people think you can use his massive e-mail list and his groups of supporters and his message and his -- all that stuff to push the democratic party left. is he going to be a combative bernie or kind of like a chiding uncle bernie. that's the question right now. it's not clear because bernie hasn't decided yet. that's the story i wrote, what it's about. >> debbie wasserman schultz, the sanders campaign, they have vociferously criticized her throughout this process. she only had a few debates. they said she was trying to insulate, protect hillary clinton. over the weekend, debbie wasserman schultz is getting a primary challenge in her house district back in florida. it's attracted a lot of financial suppo

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i talk about my agent his name is larry kramer. >> i know larry. >> larry is a good guy. >> do you tell whaim to do. >> he is my employee. even though most people say, they feel like if you have an agent, people have a tendencey to feel like they're the boss. like your agent is the boss. >> if that's their area of expertise, i pay you to tell me what to do in these situations. >> what can you do? he said look i wanted to end my career here and finish it out and that's why he needed time. >> sue help me out here. i feel for sam in a way. because --. >> i kind of do too. >> because he wants a successful career. >> right. >> and why not go to some place where they want you. >> exactly. >> you know what i mean? >> everybody wants to be wante wanted. >> running kathy orr remember when they brought her in did you feel weird about that. >> no. >> is kathy your carson wentz. >> no, never felt unwanted here. >> still put in 100%. >> i want to end my career here. >> you probably will. >> hopefully years from now, mike. >> i've been traded i heard breaking news. >> look who is taking over, weekend

>> oh, wait, you're more kramer. >> yah. >> remember when i got to walk through the set of seinfeld.am it. >> and now we're going slam the door. winners are showing up all over pennsylvania. and with more than 500,000 winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single week, that's not a big surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! >> this morning on good day breaking news. one person has died following a fire. it happened in bensalem bucks county. why police say this one looks suspicious. >>> and it's been a year since the deadly amtrak accident in philadelphia. coming up the change that is have been made over the last year to make traveling by rail safer. >>> and the interesting step one community in our area in south jersey is taking right now to combat that zika virus. >>> ♪ >>> good morning, and welcome to the second hour of "good day philadelphia". >> good morning to all of you out there. now bill said before our 7:00 o'clock -- our show started he said if i could sing -- >> i'd be dangerous. >> i acknowledge that i can't. >> so it's good. it hasn't apparently

louis andnd achieved a great big housing victory, which translated to kramer and that casement people could no longer sell their house or to say you can't sell this to somebody that is black or jewish. that was thurgood marshall . imprint. brown v. board of education. he integrated the university of texas law school, a lovely story. the thurgood marshall . mother wanted him to go to the university of maryland school of law and marshall from baltimore his mother just dreamed of that ibut my son is smart enough to become the first black to be admitted to the university of maryland school of law. marshall knew that they wouldn't accept him because he was black so they went to howard university law school and graduated number one in his class and a then marshall went and found a gentleman by the name of donald murray and said i want you to apply to the university of maryland school of law. and he said mr. marshall, why in the world would i do that? they are not going to accept a black applicant and thurgood marshall said i know. they will turn you down and i will sue them. and that's how

kramer, and that case meant that people could no longer sell their house with a deed that would say you can't sell this to somebody who is black or jewish. that was thurgood marshall's imprint. brown v. board of education. he integrated the university of texas law school, a lovely story. thunder in marshall's mother, who is a school teacher, wanted him to go to the university of maryland school of law, and marshall, from baltimore, and mother just dreamed of that day. my son is smart enough to become the first black to be admitted to the university of maryland. marshall knew that they wouldn't accept him because he was black, but he went to howard university law school in washington, graduated number one in his class, and then marshall went and found a gentleman by the name of donald murray, and said, mr. murray, i want you to apply to the university of maryland school of law. and mr. murray said, well, mr. marshall, i -- why in the world would i do that? they're not going to accept a black applicant. and thurgood marshall said, i know it. do it, they'll turn you down, and i'll sue them

george clooney place an over-the-top financial personality held hostage by one of his -- >> jim krameras up for the role in "pretty woman." >> who knew? >> first album since winning best new artist at the grammys this year. she has proven she is so much more than "all about that base." "no" is so good. caribbean influences on it as well. >>> this one, friday the 20th, "night skies," russell crowe, ryan gosling is back? >> yes, they team up to solve this case, set in l.a. in the 1970s. big collars. not the l.a. you're moving to. don't worry. >> and for all the kids, "angry birds" movie may 20th. >> not just for the kids because the adult also love the voices, ya why are they so angry? pigs. >> of course! >> it will be a busy month. >>> sure, mom would love flowers or perfume. you can never go wrong with a homemade gift from the heart, especially if the kids help make it real cheese people know how to pack uber flavor into ultra thin. sargento ultra thin slices, the same taste, just thinner and 45 calories a slice. that's 45 re