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intel's device grew michael bell here with his new over the top messaging technology is 3d really the next must-have function for your smartphone? amazon up in the ante with its new fire phone, but we have entrepreneur bringing in holograms to your mobile device. the ceo. he called his technology the world's smallest projector, the size of a tic tac. dilute it. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. liz: good afternoon i'm liz claman. if you blink your letter does today, you might have easily missed it, the s&p 500 hitting a new intraday high this morning. 1959.97. here's where we are right now, 1956. this follows a record close yesterday to read if the index were to finish up even half a point it will be another record close, but that is hanging in the balance. you can see the s&p trading off a bit, barely, but nonetheless all major averages are poised to break a four-day winning streak. volatility is still historically low. here's the one week picture it's been a slide downward. today still at the lower . not a lot of fear in the markets right now despite that it develope

michael and others (calling names) i'm sure i bumped your name. so public comment will be two minutes when you have 30 seconds left a soft bell and a hard bell >> i'm michael corbett an author of the change of designation report that demonstrates that the building on one thousand 7 market street meets the category that building. i'm going to repeat what jonathan said i can answer questions i can say we'll call your attention to one thing i find the most interesting about the building is the ownership that james d walker who was like a lot of people in san francisco made a lot of money in the 19th century but interested in archeology and his daughter became a pioneer in freezing in classical and one of the first woman women to receive a degree and this this building one of the purposes of this building from - to support of the classic archaeology in egress if you compare that to what is the being proposed it takes the tdr possible this building will be supporting cultural causes that's interesting and unusu th you very much >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> for the names i called if you could just line up. and hi i'm darryl with t

michael jackson version has. we'll be right back. canned cheer t! [bell rings] this...is jane.with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" >>> every once in a while fox news anchor kelly finds a little time in his schedule to front the little rockers. to perform hit by michael jackson recorded 30 years ago. there's a new video that features an editted duet. it has a few less than this version will get. also with us, lauren green on keyboard. we have two key boards today. josh patch is on drums and on lead guitar, dan bailey. let's do "love never felt so good." ♪ love never felt so good ♪ and i doubt if it ever could ♪ not like before ♪ hold me ♪ baby ♪ love never felt so fine ♪ as i doubt it could ever find ♪ ♪ not like before ♪ tonight is going to be just fine ♪ ♪ got to find and seek ♪ so baby every time our love ♪ baby love never felt so fine ♪ as i doubt it could ever find ♪ ♪ not like you told me ♪ baby ♪ every time i love you in and out my life ♪ ♪ tell me ♪ tell me that y

the individual defendants are ki, lois lerner, michael sato, douglas shuleman, cindy thomas, william wilkins, susan maloney, ronald bell, janine estes, fay engie. true the vote, september 17, 2013, letter correspondents remind you and your clients of the individual defendants' obligation, quote, not to destroy, conceal or alter any paper or electronic files generated by or stored on your client's computer systems and storage media, hard disk, floppy disk, backup tapes, or any other electronic data such as voicemail, unquote. we identified this scope as encompassing both the personal and professional or business capacity of your clients and involving data, quote, generated or created on or after july 15, 2010, see the attached letters. as the d.c. district court has found, quote, a party has a duty to preserve potentially relevant evidence. once that party anticipates litigation. cites the authority for that. in fact, that obligation runs first to counsel, who has a duty to advise his clients of the type of information potentially relevant to the lawsuit and of the necessity of preventing its destruction. and also exten

you know a michael jackson hologram performed at the billboard music awards recently next week you'll read this headline new jersey bar mitzvah unimpressed by a hologram of two members of bell boy have to go. sound disappointing and finally. sure weeks from now you know you'll learn this art of low three becomes sente and refuses to give oral until you clean the kitchen. hostings dead more real every day all right that is our show the entire episode will be up online any minute youtube dot com slash r t america and on hulu if you want to find out where you got we got all this in for all go to facebook dot com so for dac to tonight you can also get it all you can't dot net we are not responsible for the crazy crap you send to the cia goodnight and good bye nick. we welcome nathan at least part two of the tour for coach on the r t network. houmous it's going to give you a different perspective give you one star never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't you both bring you the work it's a revolution of the mind it's revolution ideas and consciousness. with the system yeah it's very very you produce would be described as angry i think in a strong no. single

you know a michael jackson hologram performed at the billboard music awards recently next week you'll read this headline new jersey bar mitzvah unimpressed by hologram of two members of belle but have to go. sound disappointing and finally turn away from now you'll learn this autumn. three becomes sente and refuses to give oral until you clean the kitchen. posts things get more real every day oh right that is our shot of the entire episode will be up online any minute youtube dot com slash r t america and on hulu if you want to find out where you got we got all this in from back to tonight you can also get it all you can't dot net we are not responsible for the crazy crap you send to the cia good night and good dining. some people say that when it happens to someone in time not a very nice one it's like a curtain falls down. at some point and i could no longer stand it i decided to kill myself. even i was scared of what i'd done but i punched but i didn't understand. one of them rises in his head and the woman should. run from him. everyone who sees this video to also speak to the children's father. my husband became a controllable she felt that he would do anything. while

now, in other retail news, michael's coming back to wall street with 27.8 million shared expected to price after the bellcap of $3.8 billion. more on what's expected for gopro, shares trading for more than the first time in seven years friday, but on the nasdaq, those that followed michael's progress say it's a well-run business, by question how much growth it in the arts and crafts sector. this hit product, but michael's admits the trend is easing and it is a worry in the s 1. simon, back to you. >> is that your own rain bow loom? >> we bought it for the segment, but i learn quickly. >> thank you very much for that. barclays is telling investors to get defensive. the banking giants's quarterly global outlook just released is clear. the rising inflation in this country is a major risk, and it is not yet priced into market. here for a cnbc exclusive is deen macke, chief u.s. economist at barclays. welcome to the program. nice to see you. >> thank you for having me on. >> are you saying deflation is a risk? >> the move higher is going to continue so i don't want to give the impression that we're going to s

bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" >>> lebron james once wore michaelcleveland and then gave it up to honor him and it's hard to argue that james hasn't surpassed the charlotte team owner in another effect. speaking his mind at the height of his stardom. mark spears of yahoo! quoted james as saying" it's knowing the position i'm in and being a role model and a leader in my sport. i don't need to do it, it's something i want to do in the position i'm in." back in 2012, posting a photo of he and his heat teammates wearing hoodies with the #wearetrayvonmartin. in january of this year he defended richard sherman when he was being deemed a thug, tweeting, "i don't know one thug that graduated from stanford and working on his master's. don't judge a book by its cover." reacted to racial comments by donald sterling by saying "there is no room for donald sterling in our league." james may have two rings compared to jordan's six, but in my political estimation in terms of leveraging his profile and influence to impact political awareness, he's already surpasssur

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let's talk about it in our "closing bell" exchange with patty edwards from u.s. bank, stephen wood, michael robinson from money map press and chris hobart, rick santelli and with the hits, runs and errors on today's jobs report that would be steve liesman. mr. liesman, did the report justify the gains we're seeing in the stock market today? >> oh, i never go there, bill. i think it was a strong report, and what the market wants to do with it, that's entirely up to them, but, bill, you should ask me why i'm here. >> why are you here? >> and not fishing. >> well, to see paul mcculley's facial hair, that's why i'm hanging around. everybody should be waiting to what paul has to said. the jobs report, solid, 217,000, staying above 200,000, first time in 14 months we've done that for four month straight. plus, the job growth was widespread. like to see that. weren't a lot of negatives in there, only one or two of the top line industries seemed to go negative so market can do with it what it wants. job growth pretty strong and some argument, guys, that maybe trend job growth a little bit stronger

bell." ♪ ♪ david: as the fed meets, the market just keeps on chugging along. let's get right to today's market action. michaelger of gradient investments senior portfolio manager who's going to tell us why it's time to be prudent. jason rotman, leto isle advisers managing partner gives us three plays he says could be immune to a market downturn and larry shover joining us from the cme. gold, usually when you get signs inflation is ticking up, you have gold up. today inflation up, gold down. why? >> well, it's because right now we have to remember the fact that monetary policy is the cross over gold's head right now, not necessarily inflation like it has been in the past. so just think of it this way, we had rates go down, ten-year yields go down. that should have been bullish for gold, and i'm talking about two or three months ago. it was not. right now gold seems to be following monetary policy which we know is very accommodative and still is, so we're going to see gold continue to struggle and probably continue to go down. liz: i don't know who to pick a fight with first, michael or jason, david, because i

bell on facebook, oh, joy. we posted behind the scenes video. check it out at facebook.com/megyn kelly. >>> watch us tomorrow night because we have charles crowd hammer, dennis michaelartment spokesperson who ripped on bowe bergdahl's platoon members is coming on the show. that will be interesting. tomorrow at 9:00. i'm megyn kelly. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight we have a jam packed edition of the show. glen beck is right there. america? are you ready? let's go. >> we can't just have a president, this guy or that guy or that guy that makes up the rules. >> a message for the republican party. >> the next 9/11 is in the making. >> al qaeda insurgent take over several cities in iraq a their sights toward baghdad. >> what is the president doing?

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bells ring on sign ] [ vehicle beeping ] who's ready for the garlic festival? this guy! bringing our competitors' rates to you -- now, that's progressive. >>> journalist michaelastings was killed in car accident in los angeles a year ago this week. he was 33 years old. he was alone in the vehicle when it crashed at high speed. and almost immediately after the news broke that he had died, conspiracy theories started to circulate online and elsewhere that his death could not have been an accident. he must have been murdered. he must have been killed because of his work. and in the year since he died, those conspiracy theories have largely faded away except in the wilder corners of the internet which never give up on a conspiracy theory. but you don't have to believe in those crazy theories and i don't to understand why people leapt to that kind of conclusion about his death. michael hastings was a young man who was still very much on the upward trajectory of his career but in the time we had with him here on earth, he had a knack in his work for upsetting powerful people. his reporting for "rolling stone" magazine piece called "the runaway general" won a george

there goes the bell on this monday morning which means we are heading straight to the call. i want to bring in michaellobal strategist at wheaton. an inflation jolt that will upset this equity rally. he's focused on transports. so i guess the question is who is going to win here? >> generally what we have seen over the last couple months is still in play. certainly through the end of the quarter. >> what is still in play? >> transports leading the dow. we are having a slow-motion melt up, a performance chase. july should get some more volatility. the pressure hanging over fund managers. as we get into the second quarter's earnings in july, i would not be surprised to see companies come with pretty strong numbers in. this rally will continue. >> but what will be of setting the applecart is inflation? >> i am not predicting an inflation jump. when you look at systemic volatility suppression, which is across commodities. treasuries, equities. currencies. you have this very unique condition of this conversion of all of the central banks around the world with very similar strategies now. the one thing that

didn't ring a bell, even when he had seen the picture, he didn't recognize the guy. >> interesting. michael daly, thank you so much for joining us and providing that insight. >> thank you for having me. >> as the crisis in iraq grows, cnn covers it like no other network can. tonight, anderson cooper reports live from baghdad. it starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. stay with us. woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. if you're caring for a child with special needs, our innovative special care program offers strategies that can help. >>> why did bowe bergdahl walk away from his post in afghanistan? that's what bergdahl's comrades have been asking for five years. starting this week, a high ranking army officer will now try to get to the bottom of it. the main questio

michaelle lewis has credibility. >> he knows how to tell a good story. >> better than anyone. [ applause ] [ bell ringing ] >> there's opening bell for this tuesday. a big crowd this morning. very young. making me feel old. the s&p 500 starting to get itself together. looks like a little bit more in red than in green. that was jp morgan fund celebrating the launch of the first u.s. etf, the jp morgan global diversified equity etf. >> that's funny. >> they have a number of words in there. >> we immediate more etfs -- not. the most important thing is the number of analysts who love med tronnics because of the inversion. >> let me give a shout out to starbucks who did the honors at the nasdaq. medtronic. we watched yesterday after the big deal to acquire qvidium. you can site the focus on the inversion aspects of the deal. not as much on the strategic merits medtronic argued for. you have people looking at the contract and saying well, wait. if both houses agree on the same bill to block inversions or change the tax code, either side could opt out of the deal. what are the chances you would get the same deal from both c

bell while shooting the ceremony with a gopro camera. the average return on the first day of trading is about 7%. michael's, the largest u.s.crafts retailer, prices offered at $17 a share, raising $473 million, valuing the company at roughly $3.5 billion. micha michael's has more than 1200 stores selling scrapbook supplies, classes on baking and jewelry making. those are profitable with $4.6 billion in sales last year. michael's was taken private in 2006. it filed for an ipo in to 12. but pulled those plans after its ceo had a stroke and stepped down. the company was hit by a data breach this april with about 400,000 credit and debit cards being affected. the ipo price of the year is going to the nyse. alibaba will list its shares there under the ticker symbol baba. the chinese e-commerce giant is expected to go public sometime this summer with an estimated valuation of more than $200 billion. that could be and could make it the biggest tech ipo ever. in a statement, the nyse says it's pleased to welcome alaliba. appearing on cnbc's fast money, the top executive says the exchange competed to the very end for alibaba. >> we

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bell this morning on wall street. there it is. capping off the workweek, today is friday june 27th, this is "today in the bay." maybe get a little arts and craftsy with michaels >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> rock, paper, scissors, who wears the big ball. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. immigration reform stalled one year ago today a group of lawmakers came up with what they thought would be a grand compromise on immigration. so far, its gone nowhere. tracy potts joins us live. despite part sin bill could be dead altogether. >> reporter: that's what we're hearing laura. a year ago there was a lot of hope, a year later here's where we are, congress that's binding down, they have six months, really just a few weeks to work and not the will or the passion here that we saw a year ago. democrats and republicans privately and publicly are now saying it just doesn't look like it's going to happen. the key seemed to be for some eric cantor's loss. when eric cantor agreed to compromise to some degree on immigration then his challengers used that against him and a challenger that many didn't know ended up beating the majority l

bell down here at the big board. tcp international, an manufacturer of lighting technologies celebrating its ipo that happened yesterday. at the nasdaq, michael'sarts and crafts celebrating its ipo today, and we'll talk with the ceo on "squawk alley" at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. moving on this news, david, taking 8.5% stake, discussion on whether or not they would split in two companies, and apparently, wisconsin has strong antita antitakeover laws. >> that is important in terms of where a company is incorporated when you want to toss the board and go to a approximaty fight. in this case, a well-worn path, spin off the food business for two pure play companies for the quarter. this is a company with a food business and a crane business. even, perhaps, somebody not familiar with the company say that's not the great synergy between the two, that's what relational says at this points and wants to separate them into two strong independent companies, which, of course, it believes will enable them to do lot better in terms of growth on both sides and return a good deal of potential upside to shareholders. we'll see. the stock is reacting. relational c

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michael porter. why the phrma industry needs to evolve to survive. squawks box will be right back. e starts at 6:30 a.m. - on the nose. but for me, it starts with the opening belle rush i get, lasts way more than an hour. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we've built powerful technology to alert you to your next opportunity. because at scottrade, our passion is to power yours. . >>> welcome back. nittite mike wave for analog devices. kind of noticing. >> hittite, i think of ancient. >> did you handle any snakes over the weekend? >> no, not this weekend. our next guest is one of the foremost experts on competitiveness and widely considered to be the father of modern strategy. joining us to get his opinion on valeant is michael porter, professor on the harvard business school. our guest host is bill ackman. we should point out not only did you focus competitiveness, but you have been following what's happening in health care the last 10 years or so. you're on the board of merry mack? >> i am. >> let's talk from your perspective what is happening? >> becky, first of all, it's great to the see you. what's going on here is sort