a macro play, and the earrings event macon firm what i'm thinking. august 50.45 put spread. a little bit out of the money. a couple reasons why. i paid 85 cents when the stock was $53.10. i sold one of the august 45 puts against it for 45 cents. my max gain, $4.15 if the stock is 45 or lower and i can make up to 4.15 between 49.15 and 45. max loss, 85 cents in premium that i paid for it i chose the 45 strike, not a high delta option, but selling it there. a huge support level, a big resistance level last year and also the level, the break even level and i want to make one last point. people didn't think nike could go to 85, it went to 85. a well-loved name here. >> you're exactly right. when stocks start falling down, people don't believe how far they can go. what's interesting about the particular put spread because of the price it's pacing, it's behaving like sagele option. a lot of leverage, paying less than 20%. pretty unusual. basically what's happening, you make a cheap bet, defining the spots where you'd be willing to get back into it, and this is looking like probabl

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macon blogs in this society there is now the media is not the only source of the information at the present moment everybody being the source of the information but markets connected with the media and we should think how they should believe in the new reality well speaking of you said yes we should think well it occurs to me that many people in this country who has job is to think of how i should work with the presidential administration likes to speak as being actively involved in determining a constructive state policy towards mass media now you yourself your ministry within the cabinet is also doing the same so so how how is your competence them are created and whose exactly responsible for what i want to start from you. there is only one person in this country who has been interest in how are you work this is your address in chief you have my boss you write. so. about now about all the others. there is the president of russian federation who is acquitted in the constitutional court in the main law. that their minds the main. topics and the main guidelines or the policy. including the m

macon archos team asking. finally saturday sees the peralta much stage of the ninety nine toward a france take place in team sky's bradley wiggins that's almost certain to become the first briton ever to win the competition it was actually wiggins teammate and compactor mark cavendish one's going to take the second longest on the route the perfectly executed sprint finish allowed cavendish to cross the line fast and in the process climbing twenty second stage when of his career he's now joined four time last saturday's time trial will suit overall leader wiggins who has the opportunity to extend his two minute five second advantage in the general classification and keep hold of the all important yellow jersey heading into sunday's final stage and the procession to powers. well that is all from the world of sport you know will be here later though here on r.t. with plenty more do join in then but the world weather is next followed by the headlines with carol. world with. her in more mouths to feed but where wil

but what we did decide to do in 2010 is during fleet week, on uss macon island, we held a senior leadership program for disca and related a briefing on steroids. so we set the foundation for going forward for future fleet weeks, in which we have a common understanding of what the program means. but we promised that in 2011, we would visit the notion of a tabletop exercise. in september, this past september, we did in fact have the table top exercise. and i have to tell you, the folks who did the planning did an incredible job. there are agencies, federal, state, and local agencies, the military folks, but i have to give a special shot up to the san francisco department of emergency management for the incredible job that they did in planning that in for planning and working on this whole program. the sentences the department of emergency management team was just incredible. thank you for that. i also want to thank the port of san francisco for helping us with all of the birthings, and here we are today on the bonhomme richard. today, we have a rather robust program. look at page 13, and you'

so he is on his radio station sometime in 1937 and he announces he will play a song from uncle dave macon, the grand ole opry. a lovely song called run, nigger, run. he announces it and plays it. he gets a letter from a member of the listening audience the next day. i know that letter by heart. he said, you're getting along pretty well in your program tonight until you announced your nigger blues. i am a young negro in college and i certainly did not like your mark. no person of any intelligence uses that word over the radio today. that letter really hit would be like a slap in the face. he was mortified. he apologized profusely on the air the next day. he made a big point of dramatically tearing out the song she from his notebook, tearing it to shreds, promising he would never use that word again. as he later said, i apologized to the negro people for the fraud things that i let slip out of the quarters of my mouth. so this is the beginning of his conversion, i suppose, to eventually becoming one of the most ardent activists for racial equality. >> you mentioned the lynching that occurre

other parts of georgia are even hotter. 108 degrees in macon, ga.one of 07 degrees in athens, georgia. in neighboring south carolina the heat was off soaring to a blistering 130 degrees. call the >>janu: here is a look at where temperatures are sitting right now. och have than the year is a look a your current temperatures found for today. as for the coast, a little bit cooler. will the clouds persisting in some of those areas. upper 70's and low eighties for the north bay. we are expecting clear skies and a little bit of a warm-up. >> starting today for commuters will pay more to write. train fares are going up by 1.4%. that means an extra nickel or dime. zahara scott >> and many passengers with a valid prepaid proof of payment will now be able to enter through any doors here before, they could only enter through the front door. muni is the first transit system in the nation that offers a boarding through all doors. remember, you must have a prepaid fare. >> a flight headed from new york to north carolina turned chaotic when the flight was delayed

. >> gregory macon is serving 40 years for murder. he's been at stateville since 1985. he remembers when the prison had regular programs including theatrical and musical performances that used to take place here in the now long abandoned prison auditorium. >> the musical program was a great thing because of the fact we would have competition against other penitentiaries. and stateville was always number one. in here it's like a cage of awaiting execution because there's nothing for a man to do and no programs or nothing. you're just sitting here like a commodity. you know, a price tag on your forehead with nothing to do. >> rehabilitation, what's that? they erased that south of the dictionary here. there's no such thing as rehabilitation. it's about money. it's all about money. if they can keep a number on you and keep you in here, they get their check and that's it. this is a new cattle drive. >> this is not the place where we want to do services to inmates to get them reintegrated back into society. stateville's not that place. we don't have all those things to offer

so highs today, look for montana to memphis, all the way to macon and maryland.and 100 degrees. as we head toward tomorrow, the hot gets even hotter. especially here in the northern and central plains. kansas city at 102. minneapolis, what should be 84 this time of the year again tomorrow at 100 degrees. so forecast for the fourth, again, northern new england, though, really seeing some nice breaks. we will see a few storms tomorrow from new york to washington. maybe during fireworks time or maybe just before. big picture, though, st. louis, 104 straight through the weekend. wichita. so omaha as well. the center of the country really hard hit. and continues to see the heat through the weekend. brooke? >> alexandra, thank you. >>> let's go to zoraida now for the rest of the top stories. good morning. >>> the waldo canyon wildfire in colorado springs is 70% contained this morning. and officials report that the fire's growth has been stopped it for now. 3,000 people who were forced to evacuate their homes are hoping to return home really soon. the fire has killed tw

all the way from montana to macon, georgia, temperatures between 95 and 100 degrees.the axis of this intense heat will be in the upper midwest, minneapolis, high 97. their average is 84. down to kansas and wichita, places like dallas, of course, used to the heat. but places like the southeast, atlanta, georgia, 93, those are the places in the southeast that have temperatures in excess of 105. that's really where the break is coming. washington, d.c. not so, unfortunately, washington and virginia, places that don't have the power will be at 98, 99 degrees. all right, forecast for tomorrow, it's the fourth of july. everyone heading out. these are the 9:00 temperatures. and you can see washington pretty comfortable. certainly better than it could be. 80 degrees, 84 in new york city. 89 in chicago. kansas city, 94, pacific northwest, beautiful conditions for the fourth. temperatures in the 60s, under clear skies at that nighttime hour. high temperatures for the next few days to the week. as we head into st. louis all the way from tomorrow through saturday, temperatures st

macon, georgia, 108.nd spartanberg, 107, and charlotte, 104, and some of these places have never seen these temperatures ever. the good news for this area of the country, the southeast, they will lose 10 degrees from this, why? why do you even have this heat wave? well, the dome of high pressure and when you see this, thumb's up and sunny pressure, but high pressure means sinking air and compression air and thus warming air. the problem is as we look tomorrow, and the jet stream, if it is very far north, the high pressure can go as far north as the jet. the jet kind of blocks it, and it is like it can't penetrate, and you will see the dip. washington does begin to cool down mean iing they are stayingn the low 90s and not getting to 100, but with the retrograding moving back westward, it is the plains that will stay at 100 degree-plus temperatures straight through friday. that is the core and really the pinkel of where the biggest heat troubles will be, and the highs today of atlanta and the places in the

macon, 108. are you kidding me? 107, columbia 106. laguardia hit a record as well again today.advisory, heat warning a little bit smaller map today. most of it to the south and east and back to the west. but from d.c. up through boston you'll be a little bit -- a little bit cooler. and when i say that, i mean temperatures will still be well into the 90s. your daytime highs expected be to be 95 in d.c. well into the 90s in atlanta and nashville and back through chicago as well. record breaking high temperatures again here this weekend. here is the forecast -- the fire map for the western u.s. fires burning in multiple states. large ones. and the fire here in colorado springs, i'm happy to tell you, 55% containment even with the record breaking high temperatures we had once again this past weekend. firefighters were able to get a handle on this thing and red flag warnings yesterday. so just under 18,000 acres burned. as you know the damage done here. the residents, many of whom were allowed to finally go back to their homes yesterday and look at the charred remains, an emotional

conyers: i yield myself such time as i macon -- as i may consume. i begin by asking the gentleman from arizona, mr. trent franks, this question -- why was this measure limited only to women in the district of columbia? i yield to him for a response if he chooses to make one. then i will now go on with the statement, the majority of this house, the conservatives, can think of nothing better to do than to continue to wage a war against women and take our time with these divisive issues. here we face the worst of economic cry sigs since the 1930's. it appeal toss ideology rather than to some science. every pregnancy is unique and different. and unfortunately, some women face difficult and emotionally devastating decisions in the course of their pregnancy that would require them to consider abortion as the health option. we gather here this afternoon to recognize that this legislation is not needed as -- is opposed by the nation's leading civil rights organizations, including the physicians for reproductive health, for reproductive choice in health, the

lost their jobs to no fault of their own who are struggling every single day and week in order to macon's me are, quite frankly and literally to put food on the table for their families. >> let me ask you about that rise in folks who are using it from bloomberg government food stamp rolls are expanding, even at the unemployment level. this is showing a decrease in unemployment levels from 2009-11. yet the number of people on food stamps is continuing to rise. some of the folks concerned that it has become too easy for folks to get access to food stamps. >> but when we talk about the unemployment numbers, the unemployment numbers, many people will say because they talk about -- unemployment is over 8%. that is not including the people who are looking for jobs. we are looking at probably -- it's a higher number given that the number of people who have stopped looking for a job, people who have been unemployed for, you know, a year, two years, who are unable to find. that me give you an example of the use of the food stamp program in connecticut. a young woman he was with me at the food bank

we have heavy rain for that area south of macon.eavy rainfall for the time being as we journey into this southwestern arkansas. taking a look around the west will do anything we can to help the firefighters. many active blazes ongoing through here. southwest, we will see more storms firing up today for new mexico and shifting gears into arizona for more storm activity for tomorrow. for today the areas shaded in red are the focus for severe weather developments, the prirm risk being spotty damaging winds and hail. we'll keep our eyes to the sky and ohio valley and some stormy developments across the northern plains. now back to you. >> thanks very much. now to the markets. which can be a stormy as all that. b ben, are your a believer or a skeptic. >> we have yet to break out or hit that is basically a savior for the market. we saw a strong rally yesterday in reaction to the comments about european savior here. that 1.20 level it's significant we didn't break those levels. this week has been a wash. s&p is open around 1355. >> tell me

louis 96, 98 in paducah and macon 99 and raleigh 98 degrees with the humidity factored in.t feels like it's 100 and 107 degrees. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, tom kierein in storm center 4. showing a cluster of showers and thunder and lightning moving out of west virginia into the northern shenandoah valley and near martinsburg and hucles town if you're getting closer to the metro area, perhaps another hour or so, maybe a little thunder and. highs reaching 90s to near 100. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks. coming up next, ryan seacrest on the athletes to watch here in london and on his new castmate mariah carey. 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% on groceries. 3% on gas. automatically. no hoops to jump through. no annual fee. that's 1% back on... wow! 2% on my homemade lasagna. 3% back on [ friends ] road trip!!!!!!!!!!!! [ male announcer ] get 1-2-3 percent cash back. apply online or at a bank of america near you. ♪ with no added sugar. just one glass equals two servings o

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