lennox international at an historic high. more attention to a company like lennox international than the existing home sale numbers. they said residential as well as commercial was strong and both in replacement and new construction as well. weak dollar, gold stocks and commodity stocks, you can see the steel numbers, and bhp billiton. regained almost all the losses from the month of june. don't go out and sell everything because they are down. they are all coming back. >> true. >> let's go uptown to the nasdaq where seema mody is following some of the big movers over there. hi, seema. >> tracking the moves in google and microsoft, both of which fell sharply on friday due to disappointing earnings. analysts voicing attorney that the two giants have not been able to keep up with the fast evolving industry. other winners are in the biotech space, moving to the upside. on the losing side, yahoo! shares moving to the downside. billionaire hedge fund investor dan loeb is selling his stake and is resigning from its board of directo

neurology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. i'll go first. eric's doing great. i'm doing great. you might have the stomach virus definitely going around. hundreds of people have been sick across more than a dozen states. it's spreading, too. we wanted to ask you, dr. samadi, where is this coming from? it does seem in the nice weather you wouldn't expect so many people to be down with the flu or a virus. >> this is really nothing new. almost every other month we're coming up with listeria. we just had hepatitis a in the restaurants. now we see the psych lo spocycl. it's coming, jamie, from food, contaminated food and water. >> how do you know when you go to a restaurant or you buy something in the grocery store, maybe it even lives in your own refrigerator too long, you shouldn't eat it? >> so you will never know. you can take cautions at home. we've talked about this before. foodborne illness is really a serious problem in this country. 48 million. this is not a few people. 48 million people are affected by this. 5,000 people die from this. and you know what? fd

david samadi, chairman of neurology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery.'ll go first. eric's doing great. i'm doing great. you might have the stomach virus definitely going around. hundreds of people have been sick across more than a dozen states. it's spreading, too. we wanted to ask you, dr. samadi, where is this coming from? it does seem in the nice weather you wouldn't expect so many people to be down with the flu or a virus. >> this is really nothing new. almost every other month we're coming up with listeria. we just had hepatitis a in the restaurants. now we see the psych lo spocycl. it's coming, jamie, from food, contaminated food and water. >> how do you know when you go to a restaurant or you buy something in the grocery store, maybe it even lives in your own refrigerator too long, y

. >> when he came out of the store, he took a right on wash, then a right on lennox. >> take it easy,victor is in the midst of a robbery spree, so we're going to approach him with caution. you have to be able to look at someone's individual characteristics and be able to determine where they will be hiding. >> for the gang unit, the concern about retaliation is growing. >> something big is about to go down. >> if we don't stop it now, someone is going to die. >> yesterday's shooting looks like it was a dispute between rival gangs. the nlb, the norton only berry gang and the cbo, the cape verde outlaws. >> tensions have grown between these two groups. >> when they're on their own turf, gang members don't usually hide. so a slow drive can almost serve as a role call. >> see him right there? >> every time someone gets shot, his mother used to run up, sit steffon? >> i've been dealing with steffon powers for about seven years. he just got wrapped up into being a gangster. >> i look at a kid like steffon and i see myself. that could have easily been me. >> i want to see you moving. change

i was thinking earlier of lennox lewis.-- i didn't know keanu wasn't american. >> avril lavigne. >> they now live in the states, i'm sure. >>> still to come on the program, hundreds of thousands of protesters are calling for president mohamed morsi's resignation. but egypt's leader remains defiant as violence escalates. we'll have the latest from cairo after this. ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] time to have new experiences with a familiar keyboard. to update our status without opening an app. to have all our messages in one place. to browse... and share... faster than ever. ♪ it's time to do everything better than before. the new blackberry q10. it's time. >>> again the epicenter of mass protests against the egyptian government with millions calling for mohamed morsi to

so we've got, for example, lennox today, ge was okay, dover was okay, interesting here what ingersoll rand has to say. so industrials look okay. i think the big point is, and i agree with danielle, money is coming in a big way. $4 billion almost in inflows in the stock. mutual funds last week. the biggest inflow since the beginning of the year. and i think that's the important thing. i think that's what's driving things right now. i am a little worried about the valuations. moore downgraded honeywell, which had a fabulous report last week, 17 times forward earnings, kind of stretched. that's the thing to worry about. stock prices are high. >> we have talked often, dani, about the lack of participation of the little guy. does this signal the end of the rally? >> i do think we still have more to go. i believe that, truthfully, we haven't even seen the beginning of the inflows we'll see from investors, because i -- you know, we're coming out of a 30-year change in what's happening in bonds. however, there's going to be a lot of bumps along the road. we have a big week this week. about a

lennox, heating and air conditioning, all over the united states, the individual numbers today were spectaculart mention very quickly, the gold situation moving up rather dramatically. gold broke a trend line today. weak dollar helped. we have a nice move up in the other commodity names, as well. guys, back to you. >> all right, bob, thanks very much. you know, we have these debates about what's middle class anymore, right? now we're asking what is wealthy. that's a key question being asked by ubs in its latest investor watch survey. according to the report, 77% of investors surveyed with more than $1 million in investable assets do not consider themselves to be wealthy. >> it's incredible. mike ryan from ubs brings us the exclusive report, and also joining us is the wealth i'd eter robert frank. mike, really, a million dollars? people don't think they're wealthy with that amount of money to invest anymore? >> i think, kelly, it's what we got from this survey is define wealth differently. they don't look at the asset level. they look at whether this will give them the ability to be unconstraine

people who see how that is that's what i'm a very good middle class salaries working at these guys lennox and that is their livelihood that they are defend like there are some generalization there's definitely generalization that the right makes on the left that everybody on the left is guilty of the fortune but there is a political reason and there's a generalization that people on the right are just trying to lock down the lives of women it was that i'm not sure either. you know i'm several friends or republican right wing christians. there's no evil intention behind them and trying to stop abortions i don't see the evil so let's just stipulate there's not evil intentions on all of these so i only thought it was a. hero and thank you very much for. coming up the do it i keep nothing congress strikes again this time dealing a major blow to america's college students what can be done to solve this nation's student loan crisis and will congress wake up and put affordable education in america at a politics. couldn't take three. three. three. three. three. three blows video for your media pr

amongst the likes of roger banister and nick faldo and mo ferrell, thompson, a great decat heat, lennoxas born in great britain, is also a canadian citizen. but the way he fought through this to do this in the heat, 104 degrees on center court, 104 degrees centigrade, 40 degrees centigrade, 104 degrees fahrenheit, it was just incredible. and the joy after having lost last year to roger federer, then he came back and won to olympics, beat fedderrer, came over to the united states, won the u.s. open in new york last summer. so now he holds two trophies and an olympic gold medal, and what this has done for great britain, cameron, the prime minister has gotten in touch, sent out a tweet congratulating him, the queen has sent over a message. this is a huge day for them. patti ann: yeah, very exciting. he was ranked number two in the world. he won gold at the olympic summer games in london, won the u.s. open, as you mentioned. still, how tough an opponent was joke vick? >> well, incredible. he's been on the top of his game for some time, and fedderrer went out early, and he was the defending

david saw madty, he is a medical a-teamer and chair of urology at lennox hill hospital. what they found is that men who take a high level of fish oil, a lot of fish oil, tend to be more prone to prostate cancer. can you explain why? >> yes, jon. this was a big news that just came out and, of course, you know, the number of e-mails that are coming from all the patients and concerned the clientele is the uprising. so i think what's important for people to know is that as we've said on sunday house call that the more is not merrier, and taking too much vitamin can change some of the physiology in the body. we don't exactly know what the mechanism is or how this vitamin really can cause cancer, whether it's interfering with the immune system or whether it's exchanging inflammatory cells. but the bottom line is and i've always said if you have a balanced diet and you are getting a natural -- [inaudible] from your food, you don't need to really take so many vitamins. what we're finding out from this study even though it doesn't show a real cause and effect, it's only showing a

was raised in queens and yet no matter how hard he tries to get away from the streets of lennox avenue, there's no place that a young black male can go without carrying the additional burden, burden, of being a black male. he has been a prosecutor but he also has been better known for defending the rights of those people that are vulnerable and i want to thank you for your call yesterday and giving us an opportunity in the house of representatives, in the congress, and others who are not here, to make our case to the justice department and the attorney general. gregory meeks. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to first thank hakeem jeffries who has come to congress and he stated early on that we needed to do this and talking to mr. wrangle of course, he joined us, yes, we have to do this. i want to give my heart-felt sorrow to the family of mr. martin for the way they have carried themselves in dignity and asking people to march but in dignity. i want to give my heartfelt thanks to the protesters all over america, black, white, asian, hispanic, all over america. they are walking togeth

in the hearing this morning an attorney for the city, heather lennox, argued that all of these lawsuitsstate court, all that litigation has got to stop and that the proper jurisdiction is here in the federal court, but meantime an attorney for the public safety pension funds which the city says are some $2 billion underfunded says that it should be as if this filing in federal court, the bankruptcy filing, never happened because it is prohibited by the state constitution. these arguments are continuing now. the city is going ahead with its rebuttal to the yub aunion and fund arguments. the judge has said he will have a ruling today on whether all those state lawsuits and lawsuits against state officials, including the governor, should be halted while the federal brubs goes through. we're live tweeting these proceedings from an overflow room. you can follow me @scottcohncnbc. there have been a smattering of protesters trying to draw attention to what they see as a direct assault on their lives, their existence, the union's existence, and the retirement funds. people who are here say that

gregory comes from harlem, was queens, and yet, no get r how hard he tries to away from the streets of lennox place that a s no young black male can go without burden the additional of being a black male. he's been a prosecutor but he's known for etter defending the rights of those and e who are vulnerable want to thank you for your pull in giving us an opportunity in the house of representatives, in the are not, and others who here to make our case to the justice department and the attorney general. gregory meeks. you, mr. chairman, i want to thank hakeem jeffries congress and he stated early on that we needed to do this. and talking to mr. rangel of course. he joined us, yes, we have to do this. want to give my heart felt of mr. o the family martin for the way that they've themselves in dignity in asking people to march but in dignity. i want to give my heart felt protesters all over america -- black, white, hispanic. all over america. as onee walking together country ough we are a although we know the jury has made a decision, we don't have to agree with that decision. and we're going to s

i'm pleased that we've been joined by the distinguished gentleman from new york, the lion of lennox avenue, a legendary member of this great institution, congressman charles rangel. mr. rangel: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rangel: let me thank my from the colleague great burrow of brooklyn, the city of new york, and my colleagues for coming down to the floor. when we started the congressional black caucus in 1971, i guess most people say, why do you need a black caucus? 13 of you of color have been able to break the walls of racism and discrimination to reach the halls of the united states congress. obviously you don't have to say that you're black. what we tried to do then, and i guess we are still involved in that struggle, is to try to make certain that there's absolutely no need for any group of people to have to identify themselves for protection and for aggressiveness on programs because of their color. i tell the gentleman from new york, i guess you were about born when we started the caucus, i wish by the time you got