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if i may. >> mike: i want to get dr. july in here. everybody always says after the event something like this there were certain signs we saw but people weren't talking about it beforehand. what should we look for in a family member or friend. give us the tips to see. >> exactly. right, governor, the judge and peterrer are both making very good points but, however, the, we have to look for signs and take responsibility for family members and for friends. sometimes people will ask me what can i do. here is what you can do. watch do see is someone becoming isolated, withdrawn. do they have dark fantasies and tell weird jokes and you kind of shrug them off. is there somebody that has behaviors that don't match up with the norm. behaviors tell us a story and when people are acting strange often there is something strange to it. as the judge says we don't live in a society where you can just go lock people up. but family members can take precautions and take actions and get people evaluated. >> mike: a quick final word from you. >> the shoo

go long. >> mike: we are back be with the panel.nd i just want to have sort of a flee flowing discussion. let me start back with you judge. you are throughout in colorado. i'm sure there is an absolute shock in that community. what are people saying in terms of their reaction what do they want to happen to this person in their community? >> what are you hearing on streets of colorado? >> governor, it is very interesting. the pain and horror a palpable here in aurora. people are still in a state of shock. they are numb. a lot o of people are just hearing about the deaths of friends and family members so you haven't yet gotten to the point of anger, justice and all that. the police are focused on that because that is their job jinx' so impressed with the p.d. here with the coordinated effort, state, local, federal agencies, fbi, atf, they are putting together a case behind the scenes as other people try to heal each other. as i heard so eloquently stated today. we thought this was a once in a lifetime thing with columbine. how could t

mike?e of emergency and even more states are affected by the weather. one of the biggest concerns, more than 3 million people are now without power and don't have air-conditioning on and right in the middle of the intense heat wave and word is it could take up to a week to restore power. >> dave: travel impacted as you would imagine, roads are blocked by trees, also, amtrak running on a limited schedule with major delays in the northeast, and, where peter doocy is in bethesda, maryland, roads in neighborhood blocked by downed power lines, peter, good morning to you again. it looks similar to what we saw with the hurricane not so long ago. >> reporter: we have been here since 5:00 app and we haven't s anyone from the power company or the tree company, for that matter come to try to clean up this mess. which is remarkable, because, look here. the big tree is now leaning at a 45-degree angle over someone's house which is very, very scary for the person that lives there. but, look at the rest o

mike, mike, mike, show us how to do it for less. >> i want to sell the higher strike call. >> that'sore like it. >> mike sold the call for $1.25 and created his call spread. what does that mean? it means he made profits come quicker. here is how. between the 2.85 he spent buying one call and the $1.25 he collected selling the other, he cut the cost of the trade to $1.60. and now instead of needing whole foods to trade above $90.35 to make money, mike will start to see profits if it trades above the call strike price by $1.60 or above $ 89.20 before august expiration. mike has capped his gains between the difference of the strike of the call that he bought and the strike of the call that he sold and since the time of the trade, whole foods ral eddie 11%, making khouw and carter winners. now shoppers have spotted a bargain and only want to know one thing. what would khouw and carter do next? before we answer that, let's see how much money was made. had you bought whole foods into earnings, you would have made 11%, a whole some return in any take. but mike's call can be sold today for $

we'll be right back. >> mike: many of you have taken to my facebook page. you have shared comments in the aftermath of the aurora, colorado shootings and i want to try to address some of the things that you said and i always appreciate what you say and post on facebook as well as the e-mails that you send us. we do take them seriously. we received this from ginger. she said my son was at a screening in our town last night. you go to the theater to relax and enjoy. and never think such a horrific thing is going happen and you realize outraged fragile we truly are. i think that is what touches all of americans during this time is that we do realize life is precious, it is fragile and every single day we need to cherish and every moment we need to value and cherish that, too. we may think that we have tomorrow but we don't. we only have right now. david says i also feel for the troops that die for this country but don't make much of a news story. they are flying the flag at half staff and i agree but every time a soldier gets killed shouldn't the flag be lower

] >> mike: we are back be with the panel. just want to have sort of a flee flowing discussion. let me start back with you judge. you are throughout in colorado. i'm sure there is an absolute shock in that community. what are people saying in terms of their reaction what do they want to happen to this person in their community? >> what are you hearing on streets of colorado? >> governor, it is very interesting. the pain and horror a palpable here in aurora. people are still in a state of shock. they are numb. a lot o of people are just hearing about the deaths of friends and family members so you haven't yet gotten to the point of anger, justice and all that. the police are focused on that because that is their job jinx' so impressed with the p.d. here with the coordinated effort, state, local, federal agencies, fbi, atf, they are putting together a case behind the scenes as other people try to heal each other. as i heard so eloquently stated today. we thought this was a once in a lifetime thing with columbine. how could this

ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. ♪ (applause). (applause). >> . >> mike: thank you.hank you very much. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. the big thud that was heard across america thursday morning was the sound of jaws dropping from coast to coast, as chief justice john roberts lined up with the most liberal elements of the supreme court to decide that obamacare was constitutional. not on the basis of what the president's lawyers actually argued. in fact, they had defined a creative and convoluted way to declare constitutional the 2300 page monstrosity that congress members admitted they hadn't even read. chief justice john roberts had to reach way up into the big blue sky and say, that the fine wasn't a fine, that the commerce clause argument really had magically disappeared and the tax that the president swore so convincingly wasn't a part of the bill suddenly materialized to make the pig smell like perfume. now, not since the magic bullet theory from the kennedy assassination or the swearing of simon peter three times before the roost

kind, sweet and loving and not this way at all. >> mike: dan, you're going to want that tape.n't need you anymore, don't say an inning. don't argue with that. (laughter) >> ann, during the time when jim was running, these attacks came. it wasn't what jim stood for or a policy position he took, it was personal and how do you deal with that as a wife and mom? >> you deal with it with the lord and you take everything to him. i like to say wear a smile in your heart at all times and have it show up on your face all the time because we entered our first race thinking naively that we would just stand on the issues and then, at every debate, every forum, when the opponent was coming after jim, then our children, we went whoa, what have we gotten ourselves into, but we knew the lord had called us to this time, to this place, to this mission and he would see us through and he did. he did marvellously, we finally gave it commercial at the very end and our daughter reminded me the other day that her line in the commercial was "and my dad always told us to tell the truth." . >> ooh. >> ta

mike, mike, mike.how us how to do this for less. >> i want to sell that higher strike call. >> that's more like it. to spend less he sold the usa 92.50 call for $1.50 and created his call spread. what does that mean? it means he made profits come quicker and here's how. between the 2.85 he spent buying one call and the buck 25 he made selling the other he cut the cost of the trade to $1.60 and now instead of needing whole foods to trade above $90.35 to make money mike will see profits if whole foods trades above that call price or above $89.10 by august expiration. of course there's a trade off by selling that call mike has capped his gains between the difference of the strike of the called bought and sold. whole food shares have rallied 11% making them winners. now shoppers across the aisles of america have spotted a bargain and they only want to know one thing. what will cohen and carter do next. let's see how much money was made. had you bought whole foods into earnings you would have made 11%. mike

mike, fundamental view on whole foods? >> fundamentally, a little challenging because it's one of the higher valuation stocks. we've obviously seen recently any kind of disappointment on high valuation names can slam them, as it did with chipotle. one of the risks, the reason the stock was trading lower. they have done well with the last eight quarters. three times when the stock was up more than 7.5%. >> super value has terrified everybody in the grocery space about a week ago. >> i don't known i would compare supervalu to whole foods. which brings up another point. i think whole foods will benefit from essentially a shift in consumers' view of food essentially in the united states and riding that trend. that is also to their benefit. and the other thing, the company has almost no debt. so we're not going to worry too much about the leverage. up with of the stocks that had high valuation to it. >> mike buying a call spread, let's crack open the play building book to review. buy one call and sell a higher strike call again

put the patient in control. >> mike: i like that.: e doctor hampton, your prescription if you could write one today. >> one thing i wish someone would do, no one talks about it is the information. and one of my doctors left in may and she went to a big system and some of her patients have not followed her and asked why, i don't want my information out in a big system. she's in university of texas i'm a small clinic, the information stays with me. there's a lot of duplication in medicine. and they got out of the hospital, a record release no one knows the labs. i wanted the patient to somehow in cyberspace have their own folder that they own with their medical information and access it from computers in the office and pull up the cat scans in the hospital. it's not the hospital system, you understand, they get to choose what they wanted and who has access to it because we have so much records that are sometimes inaccurate and you can check on electronic records now, and normal exams, if you can put normal male instead of normal female

ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applaus [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. and welcome to huckabee for the fox news studios in new york city. president obama appears to be willing to play chicken with congress because he is determined to raise taxes on the people that he's decided are just too stinking rich. well, the trouble is, even "the washington post," hardly a conservative tool, and fed chairman ben bernanke, who was reappointed by obama was warning of the consequences of what's being accurately termed tax-mageddon. the expiration of the so-called bush tax cuts and effectively huge tax increase associated with obamacare. it's all going to arrive on december 31st, 2012. and if congress doesn't act, tax-mageddon may not adequately describe what's going to be nothing short of an economic apocalypse. the tax increase is almost 500 billion dollars per year in new taxes. now, that's by far the largest and most encompassing tax hike in our nation's history. while the president pretends to be protecting the middle class, the fact is the ma

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we think you stay and play for more. >> mike?> i absolutely agree this is a small move relatively. this company is still cheap. trading about 11 times next year's earnings. what i'm inclined to do you do need to take some money off the call. i'll sell that call for about 45 bucks use the proceeds to buy the 625 call which costs about 15 bucks. what that means is i'll take all the money i put in the trade off the table still now have unlimited upside, essentially i'm playing with the house's money. >> good. always better to play with the houses money. >> coming up we will get the final call from the options picks. [ male announcer ] trading's like a high-speed train. and you don't want to miss it with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. you get knock-your-socks-off tools, simple one-click orders, real-time paper trading to hone your skills, plus anytime you need it support. ♪ stocks, options, futures, and forex. get your trading on track. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. trade commission free for 60 days, plus get up to $600 when you open

the cult of the equity may be dying but the cult of inflation may have only just begun we'll talk to mike maloney founder of gold silver dot com about the cold and us home prices rose and made for the fourth month in a row of pointing to the s. and p. case schiller data out today look at where this that seven months just swath of other data pointing to the u.s. economy losing steam let's get to the day's capital account. we have a central bank extravaganza of meetings and front page anticipation of action this week the z.b. meets after mario druggy got markets really excited saying this last thursday these c b is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro spend believe me it will be you know. now this got speculation swirling about whether the e.c.b. may resume its bond buying program now of course the boom does they poured water on this idea that very next day but according to reports people are expecting or bracing perhaps for some action and on this side of the atlantic the fed is meeting and we've seen a number of reports focused on what the central bank may do in the wake of

. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. ♪ . >> mike:. thank you, thank you very much.the way, we have a great audience tonight. about two-thirds of this bunch, they're all from arkansas, and we're having some fun and they can call the hogs and do all sorts of stuff. well, all of you folks from little rock today. [applause]. okay. and it was a pretty special week in our family. because our little grandson chandler celebrated his first birthday this past week and had the first taste of cake and i think he enjoyed wearing it as much as eating it and our granddaughter celebrates her second month this coming week and let me just tell you that the joy of watching them is almost enough to make me forget about all of the nonsense of washington. well, almost. look, after the house of representatives voted to hold attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress, for failing to honor a subpoena for documents related to the taxpayer funded gun running operation, that resulted in the murder of a u.s. border patrol officer. holder and some members of congress insinuated that th

have you seen "magic mike" and how excited are you for" magic mike 2". >> i have not seen "magic mike". the commercials do it for me. >> i will be working on something important like a cure or a vaccine and i will forget everything because magic mike shows up. >> will we get sleeping bags and camp out at the theater? >> that is the nicest thing you have asked all night. >> have you seen "magic mike" yet? >> i want to do it right. i want to go in costumes as one of the characters? >> that means a leather thong. >> stop that. that is distracting. take that away. that is like -- sac-relig. >> you know the sequel means new characters. who would you like to see in this film, an older guy maybe a bruce willis who has to pay for an operation, and he has to come back and strip for his kid's operation? >> i would like to see olivia munn take the shirt off again. that's what we are all interested in. >> olive vaw who? olivia who? that is like going to mcdonalds and ordering a salad. it is "magic mike." >> guys get the bad wrap of horn dogs and women are all "50 shades of grey" and" imagine yike

"mike tyson: undisputed truth." [ cheers and applause ] "iron" mike tyson will be out here.rybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: woo boy. woo doggy. >> jimmy: you guys, it's time for "late night hashtags." here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: these are lists on twitter, you guys, where we give you the topic and you send in the tweets. so, since "the dark knight rises" hits theaters tomorrow -- you guys excited about that thing? [ cheers and applause ] i went on twitter and i started a hashtag called #fakedarkknightspoiler. and i asked you guys at home to tweet out a made up spoiler for "the dark knight rises." i made up one. i said bane and batman actually become friends 'cause they realize they both love one direction. [ laughter ] we have -- we got thousands of tweets. so, in fact, it was a worldwide trending topic, which is awesome. so thank you for sending in those tweets, guys. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] so fun. so now, i thought i'd share some of my favorite #fakedarkknightspoiler tweets from you guys. here we go. this one'

mike's put purchase defines his risk to just $65.ur thanks as always to carter braxton worth of oppenheimer. up next, the final word from the options pits. and you don't want to miss it with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. you get knock-your-socks-off tools, simple one-click orders, real-time paper trading to hone your skills, plus anytime you need it support. ♪ stocks, options, futures, and forex. get your trading on track. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. trade commission free for 60 days, plus get up to $600 when you open an account. >> get more with our newsletter delivered directly to your inbox, packed with information and analysis. this is the extra edge you need. >> with the summer olympics just a hop, skip, and a jump away, one athlete is unlikely to make china's squad. after missing the first two, the man blasted through the remaining hurdles chest first. he still managed to take home an impressive sixth place finish and that is what we call optional viewing. >> time now for the final call. scott? >> i'm not as pessimistic as so

like greg, i want to honor mike, mike's mom and her family who are here, who live just down the street, i think. so with that, sf-city is honored to be here, honored to be included, and i think we will help the city of san francisco continue to stay ahead of technology and utilize technology first and be a national showcase for technology in police work. [applause] >> our next speaker is caroline, director of global community engagement for hewlett packard. it is their general that has really gotten this program off the board in taking ron's phone calls. [applause] >> good morning. i am delighted to be here. i just want to thank the chief and the sfpd for this opportunity. your passion for making this commitment, innovating and updating the department will make our city safer and i want to thank you for that. i want to thank the mayor for creating the innovative capital . this is something we are very appreciative of. i also want to thank and congratulate ron conway and san francisco city. sf-city is really the embodiment of a collaboration across the sectors. for us to address some of

. >> mike: you stirred up controversy, congressman. >> truth should not be controversial. >> mike: it shouldn't be. what you said was in the context of what you said totally understandable you've taken an enormous amount of heat where you said you thought the president wanted to make us his slaves. explain what you meant by that and why did the media get just so crazy about it? >> well, first of all, the liberal media operates with a duplicitous hipocracy and doesn't want anyone to challenge them. and when they run into an old fella like me, parents who taught him, a man must stand for anything. and we have to educate the american people what is happening. when you look at the document that thomas jefferson wrote, it talked about establishing individual sovereignty, rights that come from not man or government of, but from our creator. when you're looking at what's happening at the country it's what is occurring in america, we have 45% increase of food stamps recipients in this country and more americans on the poverty rolls and in the past month, the jobs report more people went on so

reporting live downtown mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, mike. thank you. for more information on tickets head to wj z.com and we will have a link under this story in local news. >>> breaking news also from downtown where mike hellgren was just now. sky high chopper 13 over the scene of a water main break. let's go to captain jeff long with more, captain jeff. >> reporter: this water main break is right in the heart of downtown on light street. lots of water flowing out of this break. it's flowing south along lu in, bar street continuing south along pratt. we can see some of the water, some of the muddy water pool into the inner harbor. we're going to pan out a little bit more. you will be able to see quite a bit of muddy water coming down the road here and it's creating quite a river. traffic on light street is blocked several blocks north of this so nobody is coming down light street. if you're heading downtown, find another way around. reporting live, i'm captain jeff long. >> quite a visual site. i know we'll check back with you on this story. >>> maryl

someone fluttering an eyelash. >> to mike's point. i think what's is interesting is the wells fargo report i view as genuine. the jpmorgan report i don't view as genuine. making a strong earnings beat on an investment bank. i agree wholeheartedly. i think the commercial banking side is very strong. wells fargo speaks to that. investment banking business is half of jpmorgan's business as a whole and that is an area that will be under pressure in the future. >> let's look specifically at next week's roster. nearly 20% of the s&p 500 will be reporting. 0 lots out next week. you're looking at morgan stanley on the heels of jpmorgan. >> absolutely not. exactly to the point that we're just talking about, the investment banking business, dimon said that it was weak. all capital market businesses, he also said that the third quarter started out like the second quarter. europe and asia specifically have been weak. those are the growth markets. morgan stanley has been very closely correlated to the european banks. interestingly enough today. if

mike. trees down in anne arundel county. mca fee beach road is what you want to watch out for. 83 we're dealing with a lot of flooding on the jfx right near cold spring lane. as we check in and take a live look here at the harrisburg expressway, you'll notice no delays whatsoever, will be nice and clear from the maryland/pennsylvania state line all the way down to the beltway. i'll show you what the beltline looks like coming up in my next live report. back to you. >>> we want to get back to the breaking news out of aurora, colorado this morning, a story we are following. a mass shooting in a movie theater. the death toll has now rose to 15. >> renee marsh is live with this breaking news event. good morning. >>reporter: good morning. very, very frightening scene out there in aurora, colorado. we can tell you that at this hour the suspect is in custody, and from witness accounts, it is almost as if this man came prepared for war. one witness saying that he was wearing a helmet, another sayin

magic mike" 2. you noy what? i will say it one more time. channing tatum reveals plans for "magic mike 2". greg? >> this is exciting news, andy. >> can't figure out why it is not the lead, greg. >> there are bigger stories. >> look, i know you are not here that much anymore because of the other show are you doing, in these parts, there is no bigger story than "magic mike 2". >> i know, but mitt romney. >> you just don't hear. it mitt romney is not more pornts than magic mike 2. mitt romney, not more important. >> i am as big a magic mike fan as the rest of you. >> are you, greg? i have to be honest. it doesn't seem like it. you changed, man. you have turned into one of them. >> i don't even know what that means. good day, sir. >> i don't know what to make of that. she's so hot that microwaves use her to repeat the leftovers. i am here with harris falkner. she anchors it 7:00 and 8:00 eastern. fox newschannel. and he is so sharp he doubles as a hatchet. it is adam shapiro. and in greece he is conside

thank you for joining us today. >> no problem. >> mike: you and your sister were in the movie theater when you first heard the commotion, did you think it was part of the movie or did you know something was not quite right? >> i started to think that something might not be right, but at the first time i heard it, i thought fireworks, i thought special effects. you know, midnight showing of a much anticipated movie, why wouldn't they? >> was there panic in the theater where you were? you were in the theater next door, is that correct? >> yes, theater eight. i was actually across the hallway from theater nine. >> and was there a panic even in theater eight, the one adjacent to the one where the shooting took place? >> there wasn't a panic until a couple of people actually got up and started to run out of the theater. after the first, what i thought were fireworks went off. >> and alex-- >> and i noticed at that they were actually -- sorry. >> mike: what was instinct, was it to get out of there or protect your sister, what was the first thing you thought and how did you act upon that? >>

mike, what do you say out there?eing long in the corn trade is like being long drought. >> we are expecting reports that will tell us a little bit about crop yields and soil. moisture contents, things like that. but a lot of people are baking in, pardon the pun, reduced crop crop yields. as carter rightly pointed out, 75-year highs in terms of the amount of acres of corn planted. the weather will eventually turn around. sugar is another part of the dba we're talking about here. we've got the dollar strengthing. the other thing is the demand side. if you start getting a situation with very extended droughts, you get a much higher feed cost, you might see some herd calling that could reduce the demand as well. >> you're bearish and today you're buying a put. it's always good to open the play book to see for those who are new to the show. you want the stocks to fall by more than the cost of the trade. that is where you see profits. above that you will see losses. mike? walk us through. >> i was just looking at the augus

. >> my name is mike garcia, and i am here to advocate on behalf of mike antonini. i know him to be a man of high integrity and his love for the city was manifested here today. i want to make one comment about the fact that it seems as though there is some moves to not have the diversity he brings to the planning commission, and that is what we pride ourselves on, and we should also tried to sidestep most of the commission reflect that diversity. talking about the fact of because of certain points of views he did not have the necessary depth of knowledge. it was obviously vast because of the ability to respond to the questions asked of him. i think it is unreasonable to say that he lacks knowledge. he has a different point of view. i apologize for doing this because i have to leave. i served on the board of appeals, and he was one of those individuals when he came on the board, it was almost as if he had been there forever. he demonstrated full understanding of all the issues the face of. when he was able to help other people he made sure to do that. thank you very

little magic mike coming up. this little magic mike. abc 2 news sunday night at 6:30 continues. take a break and let's get some air back. . >>> there's no running away from this storm. if you tried to go south, you ran into this in richmond. the governor of virginia was quick to declare a state of emergency. this entire apartment building came tumbling down. fairfax county remains in the dark now. it's so bad virginia gave up on cooling centers. he told everybody to go to mall. get out of the heat and get cool. in d.c. the storm's powerful winds had people on high alert. 19 intersections in d.c. were all out. can you imagine that in d.c.? another large tree neighbors have been complaining about for years came crashing down. the mayor declared a state of emergency in washington. >>> i just want to remind you, when we're in the on air, you can go to facebook at wmar. here's what's going on. we will start you with some good pictures. it's ocean city. it was a packed house. lack of sea breeze allowed for temperatures to get up into the 90s. that will start another 2 hours or so. a g