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the dow is the laggard pulled down by mcdonald's. the s&p is not doing much at all.the s&p over the course of the session, you will see the range we were in with a drop off just before 11:00 a.m. and stocks were covered in have been trading sideways. volume on the s&p is roughly in average. the 20 day let's get to individual stories. at 12:00, we talked about losers and now we will talk about the winners in today's sessions. an unexpectedted second-quarter profit and analysts predicted a loss. sales fell year-over-year for the company saw a better product mix and operating improvements and has been focusing on cost-cutting. allegheny technologies came in with sales that beat estimates. they saw demand from aerospace and defense companies and they are pulling up u.s. steel as a result. those are a couple of the winners. the more under the radar stocks that we have not talked about, avery dennison camming out with earnings that beat estimates and raising its forecast for the year. xm beat estimates and raised its projections. second-quarter subscribers are 580 7000, ri

bouncing around in a tight range today dow has been the underperformer because of mcdonald's, now down when 3%. look at the s&p 500 over the see seven days, we will again, not much changed, only a .1% move. only mid-cap stockse performed better go. the small caps a little lower, but the mid-caps are higher by 3%. we have allegheny technologies, with demandker from aerospace contractors. crane also beat estimates and raised its forecast for the full year as well. fallingtexas roadhouse after jefferies says we have reached the top in the restaurant cycle. cadence missed estimates. it's also worth mentioning what's going on in the bond market today. five-year notes, $34 billion worth, showing the weakest demand going back to 2009. this decline in yields we've been seeing is starting to have an effect. , a bit of action turnaround. popave seen the yields go and a bit of an extension of that after 1:00 p.m. an increasing trend recently and something to pay attention to. vonnie: a theme for the week. let's get a check on the first word news this afternoon. president obama will be hitting the campaign trail this fa

when a mcdonald's franchise owner heard e. j.'s story, he stepped in and offered him an unlimited supply of french fries for a year. >> your heart bleeds, you know. >>> she said the gift will be a big help. she usually spends about $200 a month at mcdonald's. >>> one woman celebrated her 80th birthday by doing something some people half her age are afraid to do. she went skydiving for the first time at the lodi airport in the sacramento area. this is how she wanted to celebrate her eight decades on earth. she was nervous on first. but said the butterflies went away once she stepped out of the plane. >>> it's cold and then all of a sudden it was so peaceful. beautiful. i loved it. i had such a good time! >> good for you! >> her great granddaughter and grandson jumped before her so she did not have to go first. and she said she wants to skydive again for her 90th birthday. >>> as a debate over climate change heats up in california, a poll shows people are willing to pay more for electricity if it comes from renewable sources. governo

when a mcdonald's franchise owner heard e. j.'s story, he stepped in and offered him an unlimited supply of french fries for a year. >> your heart bleeds, you know. >> she said the gift will be a big help. she usually spends about $200 a month at mcdonald's. >>> one woman celebrated her 80th birthday by doing something some people half her age are afraid to do. she went skydiving for the first time at the lodi airport in the sacramento area. this is how she wanted to celebrate her eight decades on earth. she was a bit nervous at first. but said the butterflies went away once she stepped out of the plane. >>> it's cold and then all of a sudden it was so peaceful. beautiful. i loved it. i had such a good time! >> her great granddaughter and grandson jumped before her so she did not have to go first. ann said she wants to skydive again for her 90th birthday. >>> as a debate over climate change heats up in california, a recent poll shows people are willing to pay more for electricity if it comes from renewable sources. governor jerry b

over a third of s&p companies are set to release results. facebook, ford, mcdonald's and volkswagen also. the economic calendar are full. consumer confidence numbers out on tuesday. durable goods, pending home sales on wednesday and that's when we'll get the federal reserve's latest statement on interest rates and also expect no change in rates leading up to friday's big report, second quarter gdp report. matt damon is returning in the next "bourne" movie. he's earning $1 million per line for his performance. >>> it's not a bad morning to start. look at your temperatures across the region. lehigh valley mid 60s and pennsylvania suburbs sitting in the low 60s out there. so not a rough start. you see the seven day at the bottom of your screen. temperatures are hot each afternoon like we saw yesterday. now yesterday we had a quick cooldown with a few of those isolated thunderstorms that did turn severe. as soon as they moved out, we felt the heat pick up with those clear skies again. today doesn't look like we'll see showers. instead we're in philadelphia. 77 degrees loo

though, mcdonald's had its biggest one-day percentage drop following the crisis. the sanged gaining less than a point. the nasdaq rose 12. >>> apple's shares jumped 4% in after-hours trading, despite apple reporting a 27% drop in quarterly earnings from a year earlier. it did beat analysts' expectations. iphone sales dropped for the second straight quarter. still, apple is expected to sell its one billionth iphone this week. >>> apple announced it's buying carpool karaoke and turned into a 16-episode unscripted series that will stream on apple music. a host will be announced later. >>> there is a new tenant in the new york city store that used to house the famous toy store, fao schwartz. under armour is moving in in the next couple of years and using the retail space to build its brand. >>> a restaurant here in new york city were auctioned. the four seasons hosted celebrities and business executives for 57 years. glass and serving pieces sold for more than expected. the tables brought up to $36,000. one four seasons sign sold for $65,000. >> jill wagner at the new york

mcdonald's launched a limited-all day breakfast menu last fall. stores offered sandwiches made with either english muffins or biscuits depending on local preferences. the idea was to keep operations simple. now the company says. u-ss will offer both and mcgriddles. mcdonald's says adding mcgriddles was a top request from customers. the changes will happen this fall. >> britteny: alicea other system and another persistent onshore flow that gives a cool temperatures feature cast showing as it pushes to the north of us not bringing any rainfall but instead cool temperatures this week close of drizzle and fog deconditions move again as we had an overnight and lasting until tomorrow morning foggy start but then when you get up out morning and on the 1 mi. oakland to in hayward 0 have been in bed by 9:00 patchy fog in napa the concord and the temperatures show three times tonight we see the '50s and 50. five oakland hayward 50. i not in view. >> britteny: morning it will be another cold start also contagious the gusty conditions for the afternoon into your lot o'clock hour. locations nevada apportion '60s. same thing at but conquered. and in your house around the region's 82 antioch 93 livermore will average of. around

earnings from nearly 200 s&p 500 and 12 dow companies, including 3m, caterpillar and mcdonald's. on monday the democratic national convention kicks off in philadelphia. on june, new home sales. on wednesday we see how busy factors were with the good durable goods report and the american marketing meeting will end t thewo day meeting. we'll see what happens to the interest rates. on friday the second quarter of the gdp comes out and put the forks down and get the hands ready, friday is national chicken wi day. >>> if you are heading out of town this summer, most likely fido won't tag along and that means leaving him behind in a kennel. and now there are new ways for dog owners to connect with reliable dog sitters. joining us now is dog and pet sitter mike lamb and his dog toby. and so thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> this is a great idea. how did you come up with it. >> my wife and i wen out of town for ten days and we left them back in a kennel and we had a $1,400 bill and my dog rocky traumatized under my desk for days. >> how does it work. >> we

we'll get earnings from nearly 200 s&p 500 and 12 dow companies including 3-m, caterpillar and mcdonald's. on monday, the democratic national convention kicks off in philadelphia. on tuesday, we'll get june's new home sales. on wednesday, we'll see how busy factories were with the durable goods report. and the federal open market committee will end the two day meeting. we'll see what happens to interest rates. on friday, the first reading of the second quarter gdp comes out. and put the forks down get the napkins ready, friday marks national chicken wing day. >>> if you're heading out of town this summer, most likely fido won't be tagging along. if you don't know someone who can dog sit that, means leaving him behind in a kennel. but now there is a new way for dog owners to connect with reliable vetted dog sitters. joining us is dog vaca founder and dog vaca pet sitter mike lamb and his dog toby. thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> this is a great idea. how did you come up with it? >> my wife and i went out of town for ten days. i left our two dogs in the kennel.

s&p 500 just a bit above. that with strong earnings coca-cola and mcdonald's are being the biggest laggards on the doubt. -- dow the sale of apple's flagship product, the iphone can was down 15% in the most recent quarter. wet is the second period have seen the sales fall, the longest slump since the device was launched in 2007. profits of the tech giant have fallen by more than a quarter. shares and apple have actually gone out. the company set -- gone up. the company said it may have passed the low point for the iphone. apple's flagship device isn't raising passions as it once did. 40.4 million iphones were sold in the three months to june, that is 50% fewer than year ago-- 15% fewer than year ago and all must have the sales were recorded after the successful launch of the iphone 6. sales in china to the hardest hit. with the iphone county for the majority of apple's income, overall profit for this quarter $7.8 billion. but for the company's chief financial officer, the figures aren't all doom and gloom. customer demand for our products was stronger than we anticipated 90 days ago on a number of fronts. lesst

the biggest decliner was mcdonald's last check. look at the s 500, the broad index might have stayed positive on the bell by less than a point. about 2169 for its closing level. and the nasdaq was the outperformer up a quarter percent or 12 points to 5110. pretty much on the nose, and the semiconductors today, maybe it was texas instruments being up on earnings, the big deal we just saw done in that space. again, the nasdaq having a pretty nice session. investors are set for another huge wave of earnings. julia boorstin is standing by for twitter. susan lee is watching for pan a panera. seema mody is watching buffalo wild wings. we'll see new a moment. joining today's panel, cnbc's senior markets commentator mike santoli along with our own jon fortt and for more on today's market action, "fast money" trader guy adami. welcome, everybody. it's going to be a fun afternoon. we apologize in advance for breaking in and out of the conversation, but what about this market, first of all, mike? >> the market is rested up if it's going to be action after

mcdonald as a role model. and that was after he had been charged with rape. kpix 5's allen martin is following the story from the newsroom. allen? >> reporter: ken, the latest victim in the controversy, the district's superintendent. stan dobbs has been placed on paid administrative leave. the school board is investigating his possible involvement in bringing mcdonald to the campus last february. mcdonald was brought in to speak to at-risk youth about self-discipline. but parents complained saying mcdonald was not the right person to be mentoring teenagers. that prompted the district to apologize. the school board president says mcdonald wasn't brought in as a role model but, instead, to warn students, quote, don't do what i did. i screwed up my life. ray mcdonald was arrested in december of 2014 for allegedly raping an intoxicated woman in his home. he was immediately cut from the 49ers. he was later charged with felony domestic violence, false imprisonment, child endangerment, and dui. he pled not guilty in the rape case. the trial has yet to start. liz, back to you

s&p is also down. nasdaq is up. watching earnings from mcdonalds. texas instruments has stocks mostly lower in afternoon trade. >>> well, no one has won the power ball in about three months. so, the jackpot the up to $422 million. that is the 11th largest jackpot ever. the odds of winning it, 292 million to one. there hasn't been a power ball winner since may 7 when a new jersey woman and her children split a jackpot. >>> the latest installment of the harry potter series is working serious magic on store shelves. harry potter and the cursed child is the most preordered book in the u.s. since 2007. it is set 19 years after harry potter and the deathly hallows. the stage production opens saturday in london. and the book which is a script of the play hits bookstores. the story is about a grown up overworked potter who is a father of three and is grappling with his past. >>> a little boy from rancho cordova is living his dream this noontime. he is a garbage man for a day. six-year-old ethan dean's father says ethan has been fascinated by garbage trucks

s&p 500 companies set to release results. other big names including facebook, ford, mcdonald's and volkswagen. economic calendar also full.and consumer confidence numbers are out on tuesday. durable goods, pending home sales on wednesday. and that's also when we'll get federal reserve's latest statement on interest rates. analysts expect no change in rates. it all leads up to friday's big report. that's the first look at second quarter gdp growth. and finally, the new "jason bourne" movie returns. matt damon has 25 lines in the film. vanity fair says he's earning more than 1 million a line for his performance. get your business news on cnbc. >>> a nice start to our sunday morning. here are your neighborhoods right now. philadelphia, 75 degrees. south jersey, 67. delaware checking in in the low 70s. jersey shore at 71. today the shore going to be the best location to escape the heat and unlike yesterday, not even calling for isolated showers and thunderstorms. looks like we'll see scattered clouds moving throughout as we move into the afternoon. let's take a look closer into your neighborhood. these temperatures are going

s kennedy, johnson, nixon. couldmuch 10,000 ways you violate those wise not even knowing what you are doing and making a mistake. mcdonald the governor of virginia apparently had a buddy who gave him a watch and stuff the guy and or for all of a sudden he is in jail. things that were normal are now criminal. clarence: the thing about had been hat activity legal for so long and that gray other d it is illegal in states. again, what do we mean by corruption? mcdonaldmaybe governor shouldn't be behind bars for a he de but to portray what did as just taking a watch and then he was indicted, he took thousands dollars for a personal use and i don't think taxpayers liked that. tom: the unique thing about the united states is if you looat for example new york city city in the world i would say that but moscow, can ou imagine the corruption in moscow. the corruption in london, paris less eater and far scrutiny in terms of plead why because there's a lack of ability. pat: was your prime minister's ather found to have an account in the panama papers? tom: i'm a american. of nypd internal affairs, f.b.i. there is the opportunity but

starting today, mcdonald's will be offering a gilroy garlic fries at 240 restaurants around the bay area. >> i'm hungry now. the golden arches tested them in may and people were lovin' it. kpix 5's maria medina reports from fremont. >> reporter: after months of waiting, the first batch of garlic fries is cooked, whipped up and ready to serve. how do they taste? >> good. >> good. >> reporter: as of today, 240 bay area mcdonald's restaurants now serve garlic fries including this one on fremont boulevard. and the garlic, well, it's made locally in gilroy, of course. >> nothing but the best. garlic fries. >> reporter: the fast food chain tested them out in a few restaurants in the south bay a few months ago. they were so popular, they sold out for a couple of weeks. >> got one from the owner. >> pretty good. >> reporter: bay area foodies love their garlic breath but what about the rest of california or even the country? mcdonald's says the garlic fries were just meant to be a local treat at least for now. >> i would come back to buy them. they are actually pretty good. >> reporter: it takes just a few minutes to make a batch and they are all made to order. in fremont, maria medina,

mcdonald's have? analysts looking for earnings and revenue at verizon to fall from last year. the results one day after verizon announced by yahoo!'soducts expected to report higher earnings per share of revenue basically unchanged from last year. >> democrats up in day one of the convention with a rousing welcome for socialist bernie sanders getting a three-minute standing ovation before he spoke. >> to all of our supporters here and around the country, i hope you take enormous pride in the historical accomplishment we have achieved. >> on the highlights for you. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning market and breaking news. ♪ nicole: it is tuesday at 5:45 a.m. democrats hope to put the tea and the e-mail hacking scandal behind them at big names speakers on the opening day of the convention in philadelphia. firstly to michelle obama, senator bernie sanders, senator elizabeth warren called for party unity and criticized donald trump. a man armed with a knife to 19 patients had a facility for the disabled near tokyo yesterday as at least 25 others were wounded at the suspect is a 26 euros former employee of the faci

s&p futures down two as well. nasdaq futures down five. we've got a boat load of earnings, including several key dow components including mcdonald's and apple coming your way later. fed kick off a two-day meeting. we've got the 10-year treasury note yield a bit lower this morning. 1.54 so some buying off of a selloff particularly in japan overnight. >> those stock mashlgts we just saw in the u.s., yes we've seen them sell off a bit yesterday, but the dow and s&p over 3% month to date. nasdaq over 5%. similar kind of moves in europe and asia so far this month so we have seen a bit of profit taking over the last couple of days. the ftse and cac are up 3%. the dax is up over 5% month to date. the fact we're seeing a little bit of selling across the screens. >> most part, holding the gains. >> exactly right. however we did see a bit more of a pronounced selloff today in japan. that driven by the yen, which went higher. the nikkei went lower to the tune of 1.4%. rest of asia holding up pretty well despite that move. >> as for the broader market picture right now t dollar maz been creeping higher over recent weeks. taking a pause. v at least toda

one-third of the s&p reports, stephanie link with us to talk about those names. look at calendar. a lot of big names there. mcdonald's, caterpillar, i could go on. you get the picture. exxon mobile, chevron towards the end of the week. steph, are you there? >> hi. how are ya, scott? >> how are you? so if oil is a catalyst, earnings are going to be a big one in determining whether this market is overvalued or not. what's your view? >> well, i think earnings so far have been kind of impressive. i think expectations were low. i think certainly numbers had come down. but i think that you are seeing companies not only deliver on the bottom line but also on the top line and what's been impressive to me, scott, has been the margin story. everyone thinks that the margins have actually peaked. actually quite a few companies see margin expansion. >> you're with tiaa, in case people forgot. didn't say that at beginning. so welcome. >> thank you. >> which particular stock -- when you own caterpillar, looking out noor. mondalez in the headlines and lilly. >> yes. so just start with mondalez. i think this is the most interesting s

five guys far away out of 500 votes 40% went with five guys.. 26% mcdonald's we had a lot of checkers and rally's votes. >> bake and shake.d steak and a shake votes. >> a lot of thrashers. then you're thinking you're atot the beach, ocean city -- >> boardwalk fries definitely d malt vinegar. it's interesting i read a book k once about how mcdonald's wonaln the fast food wars with theirhe french fries.ries. >> frying them in some sort of a lard. a >> i know. i >> and salt and the kids lovedsl them best and if your kids lovee mcdonald's best you're goingt yi there. >> hot off the -- no salt. sal >> if you feel like it weigh in, favorite fries. where they're from and then whaw do you top themha with or dip tm in? >> anything.nythg >> ranch dressing blue cheese,h, nachos cheese. >> wow. >> mustard. i'm really --- >> be like holly and mix themhem altogether. >> i don't discriminate. d i'm all inclusive when it comes to my fries.ries. >> um-hmm.>> uhmm >> let us know.. >> hot sauce. keep us posted we'll share throughout the show tweet us #gooddaydc.. let's check what's trending tred right now on this friday -- fryf day day. d firs

. >>> as of today, mcdonald's is offering its gilroy garlic fries at 240 restaurants around the bay area. the golden arches tested them in may and people were lovin' it. kpix 5'sia medina has more from fremont. >> reporter: after months of waiting, the first batch of garlic fries is cooked, whipped up and ready to serve. how do they taste? >> pretty good. >> pretty good. >> reporter: as of today, 240 bay area mcdonald's restaurants now serve garlic fries including this one on fremont boulevard. and the garlic, well, it's made locally in gilroy, of course. >> nothing but the best. gilroy garlic fries. >> reporter: the fast food chain tested out its garlic fries in the restaurants in the south bay a few months ago. they sold out for weeks they were so popular in the few stores they dayed it. >> reporter: bay area foodies love their garlic breath but what about the rest of california or even the country? mcdonald's says the garlic fries are just meant to be a local treat at least for now. >> i would come back to buy them. they are actually pretty good. >> reporter: it takes just a few minutes to make a batch and they're all made to order. in fremont, maria medina

breaking news, nintendo 15%.s heading south, down now they are saying this game that could have an impact limited to the company, so shares falling significantly. mcdonald'said to buy yahoo! for $4.8 billion. a source says the announcement could come before monday's trading starts. verizon will pay close to $5 billion for core assets that may include real estate, and some intellectual property could be sold separately. yahoo! stake in alibaba and yahoo japan, worth $40 billion, will remain. neither company is officially commenting. yahoo!, it ends marissa mayer's efforts to salvage the company as a standalone and ends months of alternative searching. for verizon, it is a clear strategy shift. analysts say they are trying to monetize wireless in a new way. advertisersrging for eyeballs. horizon will keep yahoo! in tack to -- in tactic to compete with google and facebook. it could will -- well into the reign of marissa mayer. stocks for both companies gained 1.5% of the close on friday after bloomberg news reported the deal was close to completion. it comes to years after campaigning for changes that yahoo! began. yvonne: thanks so much. speculation could b

. >> finally jeffrey, really quick s there a political regulatory trade here as it relates to pressure to increase the minimum wage? as it applies to mcdonalds that's been in talk for a while and marcdonalds too the lead on that raising wages in 15. they will have lapped their big increase, and the twofold benefit, is if you're paying higher minimum wages, that's mcdonalds customer that ends up walking in with more dollars in their pocket and the other intriguing part is mcdonalds and their quick-service breath win are somewhat franchised bearing the frubrunt of the higher labo costs from a corporate perspective. >> jeffrey and david, interesting trade as we see mcdonalds down more than 3%. thanks, guys. >>> speaking of politics, democrats said to officially choose hillary clinton as their presidential nominee in philadelphia today. but party leaders do expect a continued fight from defiant bernie sanders supporters during the roll call vote after sanders calls for unity and spoupport lt night, listen. >> any objective observer will conclude based on her ideas and her leadership, hillary clinton must become the next president of the united s

s. exits. it was hard to see what was going on on. we saw somebody shooting a handgun. if we can go to that video again, you see someone coming out of the mcdonalds with what looks like a handgun. watch here. [ gunshots ] >> there it is. continuing with the witness's statement, we didn't hear screaming but -- okay. it took about four or five minutes for police to arrive, i would say. we managed to get onto one of the last trains before they closed down the transport system and now the freeze frame at the end there, well, you know, you can see for yourself. before i came out to germany i had been in the air force, this is the british citizen again, so i'm used to the sound of gunshots, it was definitely shooting. you don't hear that kind of sound in the city. no one expects something like this to happen in their front garden. i think munich is well-equipped to handle it. police presence is fairly although key, the police have weapons but you don't see them walking around with machine guns. certainly the situation on the ground in munich has changed considerably. the entirety of the transportation system has shut down and we're waiting for word fro

s&p, nasdaq. we're down a little bit and the dow futures are by a poor performance with mcdonald's.ow this, bill clinton, bill clinton, he is the headline speaker at the democrat's convention tonight making his case for hillary. here is the question, will bernie supporters boo him? we'll see. race will take center stage tonight, the others of eric garner, michael brown and other family members of black americans who had family members killed. and the scientific explanation for summer, it's a massive high pressure ridge that traps-- did you know that? it's the last week of july, what do you expect? that means it's going to be really hot, like triple digits across the country and it's going to say that way for most of the week, the last week of july, which is mid summer. got it. bernie sanders tells supporters to get on board and vote for hillary. didn't go down too well. more on this in a moment. >> any objective observer will conclude that based on her ideas and her leadership, hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. there's a lot of places you never wan

s mom tried to explain that to the people in the restaurant, the folks in the restaurant were a little dismissive. after hearing the story, the owner of that mcdonald's decided to step in. >> i just want to reward our >> for them to actually care and understand that, you know, it hurt me. that's the blessing, because everybody is caring and considerate. helping others. >> little e.j. will now get unlimited fries for a year. golden corral has since apologized for the united states accident. they said once they learned about the boy's condition. they waived the policy but the family chose to leave. go has invited e.j.'s family back though to come in for a meal, and that meal will be on the house. >> nice to see that the managers of both restaurants stepped up. >>> debbie from long island, she heard you say earlier that long island doesn't get the bad weather. she is like, it's raining. >> it usually gets the worst weather, and today -- yesterday they didn't -- >> and you were glad for it. >> happy for it. they deserve a break. >> she said lol. >>> yes, starting with andrew the dog. look at this big dog. really a good looking dog, right? beautiful. also

mcdonald on his tour around the america. good stuff. here's the problem. that starts at 6:30. they start at 6:30. can do i that and make it to the parkway for the o.j.'s yes, the concert start at 5:00. >> i would think o.j.'s will go on at about 8:00. >> then you have to be up to work tomorrow too and there is that. >> you know i'm very conscientious about getting into work on time. >> yeah, do i know. >> tell me what is so funny. >> nothing. >> los angeles angels center fielder takes his -- basically his. >> atmospheric concession to a new level. he likes studying the planets. he is a south jersey native as you know. >> you do not satisfaction atmospheric in your every day talk. >> i rarely say that. >> you need to up your vocabulary. >> here's erin andrews. she does commercials for pro biotics, she has a voice like this. >> did you see that the angels scored 21 runs the other day. >> we will talk about it the when we come back. >>> hey, south jersey native ape baseball superstar, mike trout, is now engaged to his high school girlfriend, his sweetheart, and he took to the skies to pop the question, look up. >> look up. >> because this is what you wil

the s&p 1/2 of a percent and a quick look at the nasdaq, down pretty uniform, down 1/2 of 1%. and mcdonald'sinning an eu trademark case. that must be one for the books. stopping others using mac or mc on food or drinks. never forget go netflix, binge watching. 94 bucks. bp touching its highest level in over eight years. and take my word for it. and looks like disney's bfg could be spielberg's first outright flop. i want today make a fun analogy what bfg stands for, i won't. nicole: i'll tell you what it stands for, big friendly giant. but it's at 97.73. the behemoth continues "finding dory", stays in the top spot for the third week in a row. pulled in 50 million this weekend and now set to challenge toy story 3 and hauling in the highest grossing pixar film domestically ever. they're in convention for that with "finding dory", and tarzan second, but dory leads the way. ashley: and tesla, the autopilot function, and they're shipping cars to customers. keith, you like shares of tesla even at $210? >> i do, i've got a much longer horizon, i think that elon musk has a much bigger game. he's got

institute senior fellow harold mcdonald looked at the state of policing in america and profile women instrumental in the development of america's space program in the 1940's and 50's. in the coming weeks on afterwords working as interrogator, and dana lash that the united states is dividing itself into two countries coastal america and fly over america. this weekend, karen greenberg critical look at the legal ramifications of the steps taken by the department of justice to combat terrorism since september 11th. >> the book is really about what happened in the realm of national security and there have been people who have proposed national security but i wanted to see what goes on inside the courtroom because that's where the issues of guilty and innocence, that's where the issues of the power of the law are most clearly shown and demonstrated. and it's actually fascinating to watch the difficulties that courts have when national security cases. >> after words airs every saturday and sunday. you can watch at booktv.org. >> when you look at a book like this, i mean it should be fact-checked and people should look at that. but, i mean, i think like a lot of