> mike: i love that name.the name of strength spinnakers justin. >> mike: kaman out. >> mr. james. >> mike: james. scenic mr. jason sweeney and cannot jason. >> jeremiah. >> mike: kaman jeremiah. >> his twin brother jedediah. >> mike: i love that name. my jedediah. >> there is joy in a anti-jordan grace. >> and jordan grace is the newest in the baby. seven months. >> and josiah. and let's see joseph. >> there is ginger and johanna. and there is just a and i don't know i forgot that one's name. i was wondering if they were thrown in there. and we didn't know. that's yours, governor. >> mike: okay to tell everybody what we did. that is miles the son of one of our staff members. we just wanted to see if we could catch you off guard. >> what a cutie. >> mike: it's a good thing he didn't just say we will do that when the name and keep them. >> there is joe and jennifer. john david. >> mike: were running out of seats hear packers missed janet. john david stein. but we have everybody? let's give the man. >> mike: one

mike reid has done it! another major championship for mike reid.009 jeld-wen tradition champion. he is emotional. with his son daniel on the bag. and that philosophy that he talked about with his family. mike reid, he plays with emotion. one more look at the winning birdie for mike reid. disappointment for cook. another one slips away. and mike reid is a major champion for the second time. let's go to roger maltbie. >> roger: mike, congratulations on your second champion's tour victory and second major championship on the champions tour. >> it wasn't an easy one. >> mark: i wasn't. you had solid play down the end. that was a brilliant iron shot into the last. >> i learned a lot from the first time around. but -- this is for my partner kenny green. you know, now that i've done this, we're going to be in savannah for sure. you have to be getting up and getting around, buddy. as fred said at the last major we're a family out here. and we've been texting back and forth. and he's up and around now. i hope you're watching, kenny. this is for you. >> mark

cannot anybody. >> mike: are you serious? >> mike: all out. this is awesome. [ applause ] >> mike: buddy how are you. >> hello governor. >> mike: this is actually a cake. >> this is a cake. i really did not know you're coming on. we were going to surprise you hanging in the lobby outside. >> mike: so much for the section on audience q&a. how did you do this. >> why did you watch. >> mike: let's take a look. the local. >> in the the governor loves bass guitars so what better are they cake and to make his own a stake. based on one of the basis that he owns. so basically this is a guitar but the governor has. i think it is cool looking. i know he plays a lot of different ones but this is the one like most we picked it or you would have a little patriotic thing we will do on the board to set this guitar off from ice. i could play your tune. basically what we did for this, was we took sheet cakes, and we cut out the section of the guitar. what we did is started with a wood frame, so this is a wood frame here, for what do they call it, the neck whic

would have lost the material. >> mike: got to have a career. >> my dad, perfect. >> mike: is that himyou're grounded. >> jon voight was right. how awesome was that, he's so intemps, it's just great. >> mike: i've got to tell you one thing that you do so well, you jump back and forth from entertainment characters to political characters, we have a whole-- >> i think of them both the same. >> mike: oh, really? when we come back we are going to get to a whole bunch of them and ask frank's alter egos what they would do with some of the political issues dominating the headlines. can't wait to have them. don't go anywhere, frank caliendo is right back with us [applause]. my two granddaughters are my life. they always ask me, grandma, take me here, grandma, take me there. but with my occasional irregularity i wasn't always up to it. until i discovered activia and everything started to change. announcer: activia is clinically proven to help regulate your digestive system in two weeks when eaten every day. now i enjoy every minute. my grandkids are happy, and so am i. ♪ activia getting up earl

. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >> mike: thank you. thank you very much and welcome. welcome to the "huckabee" from the fox studios in new york city. tonight, show i missed work was as close to the late pharaoh fossett as anyone and she will talk about how friendship and faith brought them even closer during her struggle with cancer connect to florida school officials might end up in jail for printing. i'm not kidding. dirty counsel member matt strayer will tell us why. >> he conquered the world at 17, zach sutherland, the youngest person to sail around the globe and with solo is here to tell us about his amazing journey through academic guitarist james burton jams with evil rockers this is on our show and you have a great time and thank you for joining us areas. [ applause ] >> last week president obama said i didn't have to worry about a government health care plan and private carriers out of business, and he said that fedex and ups, or private companies, are profitable, and the post office wasn't. now doesn't that seem like a good r

. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >> mike: thank you very much. thank you and welcome to this special edition of the "huckabee" from fox ds and york city. americans have a lot of questions about the health care reform package negotiated in washington. we will call me and curtly answer questions but having a lot of points of view and a very fair and balanced way. join our conversation tonight, california congresswoman greta sanchez, former health and human services secretary go with it. president obama's personal physician for over 20 years, dr. david shiner will be with us, and pennsylvania's governor ed rendell, and world-renowned dr. david of ships. on our program tonight. we will cover every bit of information we can cover tonight. we hope you'll stay tuned for this important hour. [ applause ] >> mike: last week we asked you to send us your e-mails with healthcare -- healthcare concerns we will read them tonight and we want you to send us your questions drop the show tonight. send them to hotmail at foxnews.com. we will get to that later in t

. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >> mike: thank you very much. thank you and welcome to this special edition of the "huckabee" from fox ds and york city. americans have a lot of questions about the health care reform package negotiated in washington. we will call me and curtly answer questions but having a lot of points of view and a very fair and balanced way. join our conversation tonight, california congresswoman greta sanchez, former health and human services secretary go with it. president obama's personal physician for over 20 years, dr. david shiner will be with us, and pennsylvania's governor ed rendell, and world-renowned dr. david of ships. on our program tonight. we will cover every bit of information we can cover tonight. we hope you'll stay tuned for this important hour. [ applause ] >> mike: last week we asked you to send us your e-mails with healthcare -- healthcare concerns we will read them tonight and we want you to send us your questions drop the show tonight. send them to hotmail at foxnews.com. we will get to that later in t

making both mike and dan winners. trade, two strategies and a heated debate that even involved their mothers. >> my mom's wondering why you never picked my trades either. >> i hope your mom will give my mom a call. >> now moms around the world are glued to "options action" and with expiration having come and gone they want to know the same thing, which one of these two mama's boys made the most money? don't want to keep the moms waiting, that's what my dad taught me. let's get straight to it, dan's call spread risk $65, made $135, more than double his money. mike made more with about $285 in profit. congratulations to you both. good trades. but how did the expiration impact? >> the stock was immediately over the higher strike i sold and you sell that or leave it if you feel comfortable between now and expiration, only a few days. the thing about mike's trade, i risked less, i was a tactical trade, using an organ up here, he was using an organ kind of below the belt. >> wait a second as far as the risk is concerned, ri

elvis is in the house and mike jerrick. >> mike: same thing. >> clayton: mike jerrick is it for davehing mark. >> clayton: he knows elvis is coming. >> mike: why i listed a. >> clayton: elvis passed away in 1977 today in 1977. so it's elvis week all week. >> mike: especially in graceland >> alysin: that will be our hospital and all morning. >> clayton: stingray. we're getting your twitter is we're talking about town hall meetings. when i was in helena, montana governor governor of there. >> alysin: he would love a town hall meeting with the president. >> clayton: big news when the president shows up to montana. during campaigns candidates avoid montana i think there are three electoral votes it yesterday was the sight and sound of the town hall meetings, president obama opened for fireworks. the white house asked for tough questions he got one response. he talked about how television was a raucus. take a listen. >> i know a lot of attention has been paid to town hall meetings going on around the country, especially when tempers flare. the most direct us. soon the disregard that. tv d

mike: thanks for staying with us. i am mike huckabee. country's most pressing issues beginning with the american uprising at healthcare town meetings. bill: we had the fear and loathing in maryland and missouri. we had senator mccaskill on. what do you say? >> first of all, i wish i could attract enemies light gibbs. he makes scott mcclellan look like robert oppenheimer. bill: please explain. >> he was the guy that build the bomb. bill: bill :it was dum i thouge for him to attack fox. >> he will do what ever get him the biscuit. the weird thing is that barack obama is reminded me of john lee friendly. you can hear all of the aclu people with bats. this guy will trash you if he construes you to be a rudbe. when the most popular gaius signaling you out, he calls you a square. he plays hardball. -- when the most popular guy singles you out. bill: he is very accomplished in front of groups. are you surprised this has gone wrong? >> he is not that accomplished. when you can stand up and fun as a room and say -- talking about it to advance you

mike, what did you do? >> my trade was simpler at the outset and the answer is simpler, i'm going to sell the call and collect my earnings. >> get a question, send us an e-mail. i do read every e-mail. go to optionsaction.cnbc.com, your chance to ask a question and our chance to educate you, that is right after the show. >>> time now for the final call, the last word from the options pit. stacey, kick it off. >> heading into same-store sales next week i think the jcpenney options are offering attractive opportunities to protect long  share gains for shareholders. >> keep it a merry christmas, look at the put three play, i put that on for protection. >> scott? >> i like the fact that stacey's jcpenney collar pays attention to the term structure so if i'm long jcpenney i'm going to put the trade on. >> mike? >> i'm also looking at jcpenney but look at the zero cost collar, a strategy anyone can apply at any stock when you want to hit the pause button. >> it looks like our time has expired. for more go to ou

mike reached out for jamie kent.as only 2 the day they left california. >> he told me the day he was in custody, he called me, he said jamie, i swear, i never hurt that little girl. >> who do you think did it? >> my dad swore to me he didn't hurt that little girl. i think donna did it. >> why would he not walk out the door and go to authorities. >> he was in love. he was protecting donna. >> mike kent and donna prentice pleaded not guilty. as it turned out, mike would never have his day in court. he was in poor health when he was arrested and died just six months later. with kent dead, donna prentice was about to stand trial for murdering her daughter despite the case's challenges. >> you don't have a body? >> right. >> you don't have a murder weapon? >> right. >> do you have a motive? >> i couldn't comment. >> he said his team of investigators exhausted all leads, talks to friends, relatives and former roommates in an effort to find michelle or at least to find out what happened to her. >> we started this investigat

reap what you sew. >> mike: yeah, you owe him. >> yeah. >> mike: air going to have to get him back. > married one of these days and i'm going to be there. >> mike: the greatest joy you guys have had with your kids? tell me what, is it just one thing you can say? this is the reason we've had so much pleasure in a large family? >> oh, boy, there's a lot of things. i guess right off the top of my head, i would say when the children share their hearts with us and talk openly, they know they have a safe place to talk and i think that's a great joy to see that they really want to be open and honest with mom and dad and really, their heart must always, they're really wanting to do what the lord wants them to do. >> and i feel like the most blessed man in the world. a wife that's so sweet and all of these children, i just am the richest man in the world. >> mike: this is the book called the duggar's 20 and counting. all the things we didn't talk about today in this book and look forward to seeing you. for more on the duggar family watch 18 kids and counting, tuesdays at 9 p.m. eastern and pac

mike's broker. >> they were both right. now we'll see who made the most money. "options action" starts right now. >>> welcome to the show. these are the option actions traders at the deck can and across the nation, in chicago and city of brotherly love in philadelphia. dow posting the best july in 20 years as superlatives keep coming, materials, tech leading us through on key levels on the s&p 500. does the smart money see the summer realliy getting hotter? let's get "in the money now" and call it the rally that just won't quit. despite traders continue to buy stocks. in fact, since hitting it's low in march the s&p 500 is up 45%. the gains continuing again this week. we saw volatility move sharper as well. mike, is this a sign there's some nervousness creeping in when it comes to the options market? >> absolutely. actually, there's been some nervousness for a while now. we keep hearing a lot of people saying smart money has been a little bearish. one of the things we noticed this week was that the s&p was rising and the vi

thank you. >> mike: good to have you back. >> mike: nice to be back. >> mike: when someone is lying to come back you feel honored so we feel great that you are willing to come back. let's talk about what will happen a week from now on august august 22, the james burton guitar festival. >> august 22 i'm doing my fourth show in shreveport, louisiana, and we are going for the guinness book of world records that afternoon with the most guitar players in the same song at the same time. >> mike: how many qatar players to need there to be the record. >> it will be over 2000. the record now is about 2003 and we will go for triple that. >> mike: anyone within driving distance or find a sense of shreveport, to go to your website and register and be there. if i'm a guitar player getting anywhere near there i want to be there and be part of it. how do they sign up or should mark an x. i have on my website james burton music.com. >> mike: on not only show up with their guitars but that's where you will announce this week some of the really major artists that will be with you. susan just playing the

stan and mike duke it out on disney. >> the only one who's going to make money is mike's broker. >> they were both right. now we'll see who made the most money. option action starts right now. >> thanks for joining us in chicago and the city of brotherly love of philadelphia. material, tech and financials leading us through some key technical levels on the s&p 500. does the smart money see the summer realliy getting hotter? let's get "in the money now" and call it the rally that just won't quit. traders continue to buy stocks. since hitting its low in march, the s&p 500 is up 45%. the gains continuing again this week. we saw volatility move sharper as well. is this a sign there's nervousness creaming in on the options market? >> absolutely. actually, there's been some nervousness for a while now. we keep hearing a lot of people saying smart money has been a little bearish. one of the things we noticed this week is s&p 500 was rise and the vix didn't fall. that's usually the relationship we would expect and the relationship we've been seeing very steadily since the low we saw at the begin

mike, what did you do? >> my trade was simpler at the outside and i'm going to sell the call and collect my winnings. >> get a question, send us an e-mail. i do read every e-mail. go to optionsaction.cnbc.com, your chance to ask a question and our chance to educate you, that is right after the show. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. robert shapiro: we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >>> time now for the final call, the last word from the options pit. stacey, kick it off. >> heading into same-store sales next week i think the jcpenney options are offering attractive opportunities to protect long share gains for shareholders. >> keep it a merry christmas, look at the p

your call on this, mike?>> first i have to disagree a little bit about what was just said about the lack of inclusion. i think president obama has probably been more inclusive than maybe any other president in recent memory on an issue so complicated as this. i think that's part of the problem with, i think as one of the callers called it disorderly conduct or whatever term he used. he's right. this is very complicated. what the media is reporting is basically these kind of ugly incidents, not what's in the bill. and how it's going to affect americans. so this ugliness, whatever you want to call it, is affecting folks getting educated about the bill. which is, frankly, something we do need. we're the only industrialized country in the world that does not have health care for its residents. >> and keeping congress educated on the bill, too. >> i'm not saying they're more educated than anyone else. the point is, the media is just covering the ugly incidents. >> i'll say this, though, regardless of the side you'

mike and i met in graveyard. here we were getting hitched in immediate proximity to prisoners in handcuffs. someone of the department of obvious symbolism was working over time on our behalf. we found the little chapel on the fourth floor. mike put his hand on the doorknob. are you ready? i held up our marriage license. ready. he opened the door and we looked around the vacant room. it was so, so, sorry. worse than anything you would see on a vegas bender. even the cheesiest elvis impersonator would have taken look at home depot, pvc lattice arch over the altar. no thanks, i can't bring you kids into this mess i was glad our parents weren't there to it. my mom would have went at urns of faux fruit. plastered with a missing of gold spray paint. the swags of tool that marked off the aisle, which dead ended at a foldable partition wall four rows of chairs were graying under a thick coat of dust. it was what it was. a fluorescent lit conference room modified by the lowest bidder. we crossed the threshold. our heels s

mike or dan. got a question? send us an e-mail now that our time slot is 8:30, our e-mail address is the same. for recaps of the strategies on tonight's show, go to our website "options action." >>> ge up 30% in the last month, but dan recommended a strategy that returned 300% over that time. we'll give you the next move he'll make after the break. >>> time for pump up the volume, the names are heating up options traders, sizzle index this week. founded in 1992, and listed on the nasdaq four years later, this pharmaceutical company had the most successful antibiotic launch in recent history. shares of this pharma name got an extra injection this week after unusually high call volumes. who is it? the answer when "options action" returns. (announcer) crest whitestrips has created a revolutionary strip... it sticks to your teeth so well... you can even drink water with it on. crest whitestrips advanced seal. get a dramatically whiter smile... while you do just about anything. satisfaction guaranteed. >>> call volume

i'm mike galanos. kidnapped 18 years ago, an 11-year-old girl, she's now 29. jaycee dugard found alive. walked into a police station yesterday. two people in custody. back in 1991, she was grabbed walking to her school bus stop. just 150 yards from her home. her dad was inside the house, actually saw the car pull up and take her. terrifying to think of that. now nearly two decades later, her family's in complete shock. listen to the emotion. here's jaycee's stepfather. >> my wife called me in, she said, are you sitting down? i said yes. she said, they found jaycee. she paused for a few seconds and said she's alive. we both cried for about ten minutes. as a matter of fact, my voice hasn't come back yet. and we just talked. she had told me she had actually talked to jaycee on the telephone. >> i can't imagine all the emotions they're going through. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining us to talk about it, karen stark, clinical psychologist. also with with us, welcome back, mike brooks. also wit

back at our apartment, mike took down our fireproof lock box. here's our marriage certificate, he said, taking it from the box. i smiled. i had brand the certificate in front of my delighted parents at thanksgiving dinner announcing our marriage to their applause. we then moved on to new york stopping by his mother's house in duchess county then his father's place in queens spreadingate news. -- spreading the good news. mike dug further of the lock box. here's your power of attorney. you'll need this, too. what is it? it's my will. he held it out to me but i didn't want to touch it. i refused. he lay it on the bed. i don't know if my refusal was supertici superstition or denial that we were forced our end of life together before it had even begun. [applause] >> that's such a downer and i would like to read somebody a little peppier but i'm not sure you guys are being held microphone hog. hey, dave. shout out to dave on the mic to c-span. that's what that when you come to my reading. okay. he's deployed. he comes home in reasonably good shape, re

i do like mike's strategy. i tend to agree with mike. i like selling verticals heading into events most times. i like both strategies in terms of risk. i think they're both, at least compared to buying the stock which would cost you significantly more and put you at significantly more risk and ruling i have to go with mike. >> sorry, dan. it's not personal. >> mom. >> we're going to make this good, i promise. >> stacey, that's what's so great about it. disagree with stacey's verdict or got a question about options, send us an e-mail. the address is optionsaction@c nbc.com. i do read every e-mail that comes in. coming up next, las vegas shares have jumped 30% since earnings but stacey had an options strategy that returned 100% over that time. how did she do it? find out after the break. >>> time for pump up the volume. the names heating up options traders sizzle index this week. got a computer virus? this company makes software that can cure what ails you from malware to worms this company keeps the bugs at bay. but this week it was the r

i'm mike galanos. >>> this hour, a live-in boyfriend and a mother sit behind bars, charged with first degree murder in the heinous killing of her own little boy. robert manuel's body was found floating in a canal near boise, idaho, on august 3rd. here are the suspects, melissa jenkins, she is 30, mother of two other kids, and her live-in boyfriend, daniel ehrlich jr., he is 36. criminal record goes back to junior high. now, they were arrested yesterday and the grand jury indictment was just unsealed today. details, horrific. police say little robert scuffered ongoing emotional abuse, physical abuse, so brutal, it ended up killing him. ehrlich jr., accused of torturing robert, beating him with his hands, feet, mom even helped, didn't help her son, so no one would find out or get him help. she did nothing. let's take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining us to talk about it don clarking, former fbi special agent in charge and with us, mark iglarst, a former prosecutor and with us, greg han, local editor fo

here's mike morse. 1 for 2.m's got the video ready. >> rob: mike will be thrilled at thanksgiving when we whip out the video tape. [ laughter ] [ crowd clapping ] >> bob: he has three major league home runs. glowow wish we could do more baby pictures. >> bob: oh, you do? >> rob: yeah, i kind of dig that. you have to do some on the coaches, too. see what it will is after looked like as a baby. less after. [ laughter ] >> bob: i don't know but i'm sure he was challenging bigger guys to fight. [ laughter ] it will be awhile before we forget the video of him charging dibble. >> rob: but it was so much fun because i will never forget. someone stepped on my boot! [ laughter ] biggest guy on the field. >> bob: moving the ball around a little bit. cameron makes catch for the first out. stammen will be next. >> rob: funny how you remember things, moments from the memories. like my manager not giving me $1,000 for the fine, paid me $990. i don't want people to think i'm paying your fines so he gypped me out of $10. >> bob

dan and mike are bearish on the direction of the stock. but, mike, you get the first shot here. you've got a put, why? >> one quick point about this. the consensus view in this whole thing has been pretty bullish. expedia, orbits worldwide came out with earnings. the stock reacted very positively. this stock reacted positively. up over 30% in a month. 80% on the year. analysts like the stock. they like et because they have higher exposure to higher margin businesses like hotel booking. my view, if you get in a situation where everybody has a rosi picture, i want to be a bit of a contrarian. the problem is we highlighted them there, the implied move that the options suggests is a whole lot less than what we think it will be, it's not going to be a great time to sell options. we're buying a $1.30, $1.8, $110 put slide in august. i pay 130 put for $5.50. sell two of the $4.50 points and buy one of the 110, 80 puts. what do i do this for? i'm buying the 110 to ensure me. $180 to put the trade on. maximum upside is $8.20 and realize that at the 120 strike -- >> ding, ding, ding -- >>

mik mike?s talked about it, we all talked about it. i think something deeply internal happened to ted kennedy after 1980, after losing his bid for the presidency, being defeated by jimmy carter. i think he became a free man after 1980 and decided to dedicate himself to the senate, which he really loved to begin with. i think he was relieved the burden of everyone's expectations that he would be president some day. i think he knew then finally, even after the roger mudd interview, even after chappaquiddick a decade after chappaquiddick, he knew final lin 1980, he did not have to run for the presidency again. he could devote himself to the senate and devote himself to things that would be enormously helpful for the lives of average everyday americans. that agen's what he did and end here with his death. the dynasty is done. >> you went in the house and talked to vicki. set the scene for us in there. >> yesterday, i just dropped by to pay my respects. the flag draped casket is in the sun room of t

let's tuck to mike barnicle instead. set the stage for us up there. >> well, joe, the funeral mass is going to be held behind us, normally called around here mission church. lady of perpetual help basilica. a church clearly given its height and huge spire built by immigrants 100 years ago, statesmen that we are here, we have arrived. the irish, the germans who largely populated this area. senator kennedy will be brought here because when his daughter kara was being treateded for lung cancer, this is in the middle of the medical district, incidentally. this particular neighborhood. the middle of the medical district. we are within a stone's throw. brigham & women's hospital, dana-farber cancer clinic, and have you the world famous boston children's hospital. kara kennedy was being treated for lung cancer and during her treatment, ted kennedy and vicki kennedy would come over here to the chapel alongside the main church behind us and he was so taken with the beauty of the church and the richness of the neighborhood that cl

and on the other side of the issue, mike -- there is no other side of the issue, mike. he's an idiot. this guy is just a moron. you know, i say to him, have it your way, buddy, but not in customer service. i mean, it just doesn't make any sense. >> you and i will argue just about anything. so that's -- >> you thought i was going to go on the other side. no way. >> that's good. >> no. >> a lot of folks want to dive in, get in on the phones. let me read burger king's this restaurant, apologizes for use of the no shoes policy." >> furthermore, the franchise is also contacting the guest to apologize. i believe they've invited them back. little late on that. let's get some phone calls in. kathy is with us in louisiana. hey, kathy, your thoughts here? >> caller: yes. >> go ahead, kathy. >> caller: i think the manager was way off base. you know, if he thinks feet funk is the problem, it's not. it's the insurance wants to -- doesn't want to cover any injury to a foot if a customer doesn't wear shoes. and obviously, a 6-month-old wouldn't be walking. i wouldn't let my 6-month-ol

>> mike! mike! mike! >> reporter: don stepped down from "60 minutes" in 2004, but his impact lived on. >> he'll never leave. there's a little bit of him in every one of us and it affects every decision we make. >> reporter: don's enthusiasm never diminished, neither did his sense of humor, as seen in this exchange with harry smith. >> don hewitt has been everywhere, seen everything, done everything in the t.v. news business. >> are you doing my obit? >> reporter: always able to laugh at himself. a charming, driven man who loved to tell a story and changed the face of television. >> rodriguez: "60 minutes" toldy 3,500 stories when don was in charge. later in this broadcast, some of his correspondents will share their stories about their boss. right now we move to the battle over health care reform. senate finance committee chairman max baucus said today his gang of six-- three democrats and three republicans-- is "on track to reach a compromise." but other democrats are beginning to think that bipartisansh

have at me. >> and mike asks, why is he doing it? his broker is sitting at home going, watch your limit trades. i like mike's trade and i think it makes a lot of sense here. he dropped a lot of fundamental knowledge on you and that's great. you have to sometimes pick a direction. i want to do the same thing. i want to buy the august 130/120 put spreads. i want to pay 3.25 for that. my max is 6.75 double the premium that i have paid. one of the reasons why i like my trade more than mike's, i think it's a bit more manageable. it gives me more prerogatives to take it off. the last thing you want to do is take off that put fly. so my trade just gives you, i think, a bit more prerogative. >> you got the bell. i'm going to pull out the hook now. scott, you be the judge. who wins? >> you know, alligator spreads and that is the commissions eat up all your potential profits, so i hope that mike's broker didn't go out and buy that boat yet because dan takes it this time. >> ryan, just quickly touch to you. >> yeah. i wouldn't overlook the pric

mike barnicle?llary and you and pat. i want the three of you to be back together again. i saw you and pat throw down your friendship rings earlier today you've worn now for a year and a half. i want the three of you to be brought back together. >> and, mike barnicle, i said this last night on 0 twitter, let me say it again this morning. my favorite line in a movie from a river runs through it, please, please, we can completely love without complete understanding. >> how do i not get this? >> i'm glad to hear you're twittering, joe. america needs it. >> yes. yes, we can. >> america does. >> yes, we do. we can completely love without complete understanding. hillary, this is the age much of the extended hand. >> i can't help myself, stomach, stop. it's ridiculous. it is time now for a look at today's top stories. after months of dire warnings the federal reserve is offering its first upbeat assessment of the american economy since the financial crisis took hold. they're keeping interest rates near zero

mike morse to the scoreboard.gets his second double of the year among his five hits. well, that wasn't in the game plan after the count went to 0- 2. >> rob: well, the hanging breaking ball, parra all over it. mike morse takes bad route, steps in a couple of steps and over his head. >> bob: when they end up strikes, look out, even with the pitcher. >> rob: yeah. that breaking ball -- you're not throwing it for strike three but in the dirt so it's a swinging strike three. >> bob: here's escobar. he only played nine games for the brewers. 8 for 25. so he is hitting .320 and is 22 years old. he is from vargas, venezuela. he signed six years ago at age 16. and he was hitting .298 with 42 steals in nashville when they called him up. that was 11 days ago, the day they sent j.j. hardy to aaa and designated bill hall for assignment. >> rob: if you're craig stammen, you have to get on track. forget the double you just gave up. you're throwing a good game, very solid, getting ahead of people. i don't mind the way they do th

captain mike perry with details. mike? [no audio ] >> we're having trouble with our audio, as you can see a very bad accident. we'll bring you captain mike as soon as we can. >>> in just hours a prayer vigil will be held near pittsburgh for the victims of a health club rampage there. while the greerve grieving process starts, new details about the gunman are emerging. >> the gunman left behind video that showed how desperate he was to attract women. the 48-year-old shooter who opened fire on a health club killing three women and wounding nine others was a loner. >> to be able to emotionally connect with people. >> reporter: he talked about relationships with women 10 to 20 years younger. in a second undated video, he shows off his book about dating young women. >> come over here. there's reading material we're all familiar with. >> reporter: a makeshift memorial is growing where sodini went on his rampage. many are stopping by to leave condolences including two women in the room when the shots were fired. >> he was just wa

and for similar reasons, i would say that to mike. i think mike has done a real powerful, important work and in demonstrated in a variety of areas that commitment to equality under the law is intentional, ultimately, with this effects test and it is throughout, something that is in a variety of areas of law. but with respect to this, i think the court in the mungo doesn't give any indication that they are troubled by the equal of the concerns that mike is raising, as much as the question about whether or not congress has the raw power under the 14th and 15th amendments to enact this law. and on that, i think, you know, we will have to see what happens. i think it is a real open question. i think you would be very hard to read into that the justice majority, something that says the court is signaling that they are going to strike it down. and it would be hard after all. the founders, the 14th and 15th amendments, gave explicit textural commitments to congress to enforce these acts through appropriate, and force the meaning of an image