magna international, m.j., the auto parts company has come off its high now trading in the 30s. what do you anticipate for m.g.a.? >> what i like about m.g.a. is it has a very diversified base and auto sales are recovering in the expuz held up better than expected in china and even in europe. >> tom: you aren't afraid to get your hands dirty in commodity, and gold especially. stock prices well off the highs in the 50s. are you looking for value here? could it fall further? >> yeah, i'm very much a value guy. and my whole experience tells me just because i buy it doesn't mean it won't fall, but i think it's very good value here. the the e.t.f.s and sovereign well funds are trying to accumulate a lot of gold and the big producers should benefit. >> tom: i also want to highlight your play in technology. this is an interesting idea with western digital, the manufacturer of disk drives. so much has been made about the cloud replacing disk drives. you're not having any of it. why not? >> well, i think the cloud will replace disk drives in 30 years, but not in five years. and western d

. >> and m.j. for running the deck. >>> you might want to stay in, listen to music, relax, have a nice ice cold beverage today because it's going get hot outside. >> keep the a.c. going, too. set your thermostat at 78. that will help us keep the power on. good morning. i'm tom kierein in time for weather and traffic on the up withes. right now at 6:11 around the region. it's pleasant and it is rather humid, though. the sun is about to emerge from the cloud cover on the eastern horizo horizon. it's 74 at reagan national. much of the rest of the region in the mid and upper 60s. it's a pleasant morning. here's your day planner. look at that haze. that's a live view from sky watcher camera. we've got the thick humidity in the air. by noontime, low 90s. hazy, sunshine. heat and humidity during the afternoon. peeking upper 90s. mid afternoon by 5:00, back down to mid 90s. your seven-day outlook is in ten minutes. >>> how is traffic now? >> traveling along route 50 in maryland, looking good. outbound at 3

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leave the label of zero-tolerance so it brings no confusion to things that are those heinous you see m.j. violations. lastly, let me touch on the va. you may have read. a, i will reconfirm for your first and that the relationship between our armed forces and veterans administration has never been better. in addition, i mean, i really see it only growing stronger. the va and as critical linkage for continuity, not his life of medical benefit standpoint, sure, that's important but from acute and long-term care but i think it's larger than that. ucd community of military life that again the niece of such an early. and a feeling of remaining attached, and a sense of continuing to be long shouldn't stop at separation or retirement. when a service member leaves its military service. it's a point in one's groomer actual ownership of the service now transferred to the veterans administration but having the va and its centers and outreach clinics in cities and towns play a significant role in this connection to remember, the feeling of staying connected, not alienation. what really opened my eyes

m.j. tweets the microsoft surface, the blue screen of death you can take anywhere.ree years notice. very harsh. you know, it is a barometer of consumer sentiment potentially. >> the surface, the tablet that blackberry should have announced. >> glass half full there, simon. >> let's get to it. here is what you may have missed if you just tuned in. good morning. >> welcome to hour three of "squawk on the street." here is what's happening so far. >> we're bringing together two iconic brands of similar heritage and culture, walgreen's and alliance boots to create the first global pharmacy led health and well-being enterprise. >> i think anyone who is looking to either blame america for what's happening right now or look at america for some kind of solution is living in could you could land right now. >> we know this is a company, microsoft, felt didn't have clout, didn't have social, right, i think they should go buy twitter. they haven't had mobile. some day they come out with a product i think is a replacement for the laptop, the notebook, and they happen to be the so

go to the m.j. >>> they didn't just haul jamie dimon in to tell him how nice and good he is and huge he is. they also brought him in there to talk about how terrible they, the senate, are. >> we can hardly sit in judgment of your losing $2 billion, we lose twice that every day here in washington. >> does senator demint think that spending money is the same as losing money some? i had $10 million here yesterday but now all i see is this [ bleep ] highway. i don't understand. i don't understand. where's my money? we're going to have to dig this up and find my money. >> good morning. it is friday, june 15th. with us, on set, we've got former foreign policy adviser to the bush administration, dan seemour, president of the council on foreign relations, richard haass and also the great mike barnicle, who is just all aflutter. >> yes. >> he's all aflutter, bieber fever. >> yes. >> has swept boston. come down. >> you cannot go. >> and also, i don't know who's more excited whether it's mike barnicle about justin bieber or whether it's richard haass about the -- the once and again future presi