who was one of my producers for mike douglas when i filled in for mike douglas. >> sure. >> i got toet out of san diego and go to hollywood and replace steve hallin on a job they had. roger was there. >> what do you think of the talk show world now? i mean, now everyone's getting ready with musical chairs they're playing. who's going to come out on top? >> gosh, i don't know. you know, i'm surprised that nbc is letting leno go. >> could there be worse people managers on the planet? >> well, i guess they're looking for that young -- everybody's looking for the young audience. >> but he has the young audience. >> well, you're right. i can't answer that question. let me ask you a question. >> sure. >> because i've followed you for years too. >> so you're the one. >> yeah. now, i want to know, neil cavuto, just tell me, how is apple going to do in the next six months? >> we'll talk after the show. don't get this stuff for free. i've learned from regis. >> oh, i've watched you for years talk about -- i need help. >> more of my interview with the television legend himself. and now host of

[laughter] >> one of my producers for mike douglas went out and had a job that they had. little roger. >> everyone is getting ready with musical chairs. >> i just don't know. you know, i'm surprised that mbc is letting jay leno go. i guess they are looking for the young audience. send sinecure ribena can ask that question. i followed you for years. i want to know neil cavuto. how is apple going to do next six months? neil: we will talk after the show. i don't give this stuff out for free. >> oh, you are hilarious. i watched you for years talked about this. i need help. anyway, what else you got? neil: i look at thelandscape. he seemed to be always up front, everyone going on around you. but what do you like to watch? >> i'm watching sports, to tell you the truth. because it's really important. neil: i coul be wrong, it could be an inner passion of yours. >> i mean, to see those guys battle it out. >> they're trying to bring this back and we have him on as well. we have those who are bringing the boxing writer. bringing the right spots. people love to see it. you know? >>

got to say i remember when "the view" first premiered, and people in my age you had guys like mike douglasho would have very political subject matter. and then after donahue daytime tv was a wasteland of celebrity gossip and not much else. i had never seen a show that assumed that women and the daytime viewing audience cared about politics and event. >> i don't think we did too much politics in the very beginning, but we had a very smart show. we were like the mensa show of daytime tv. we had barbara walters, meredith vera, and star jones. >> she was a lawyer. >> and me, i have a master's degree, i'm not an idiot. >> and debby. >> whoever, she's a nice girl. she was like 20 years old. so you don't expect her to have had a lot of education. i was up against heavy hitters education wise. she did okay for a while, then it didn't work out for her. but then there were others who came by. the original concept of the show was different than the way it evolved. it's a little different now. >> john: it really grew, and it was given a chance to grow and evolve. did you ever think it would last this

but even at the age of 2 appearing on the mike douglas show in 1979, it was clear he had a better swingook at that. >> so adorable. >> so is sports greatness just in his genes? "sports illustrated" senior writer david epstein looks to answer that age-old question in his new book "the sports gene: inside the science of extraordinary athletic performance." david joins us now. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> you talk in the book about how genes teach us that a lot of sports advice doesn't necessarily apply specifically the idea that you should keep your eye on the ball. you write about how that's actually impossible because it takes a fifth of a second for the retina at the back of the eye -- you can see, you know the eye is red. it takes a fifth of a second to go from the back of the eye to process the ball, move across the si napss to get to a place where you know what you're doing. you write baseball players are actually aiming their bat and swinging before the ball comes halfway towards them. explain how that fits into genetics. >> so i thought that baseball players

mike khouw is our bear. 90 seconds on the clock. >> the great thing about fights is any time you're in the ring you have a puncher's chance. i'm buster douglas against mike tyson. gold is a bet against fee yat currencies and they end poorly. that's what we're seeing across the globe now. mike will talk to the etfs but that leads me to believe you might see a leg higher. the recent downturn in newmont and others was a story that miners were going to start to hedge again. newmont specifically, we traded down to levels we last so you in 2009. we traded even recently and bounced. i think gold rally and newmont is your play. >> gold is a proxy but you need real signs of inflation for gold to rally higher. we have seen that liquidation in the etfs but look at what these miners are doing. gold prices rise and still they don't seem to make more money. basically right now many can't make any money below $1200 an ounce. the other thing is leverage. it's on their balance sheet though, not necessarily their prices. they actually saw peek earnings several years ago when prices were lower. to me it looks like these are companies that really struggle. when

. >> daryl: david douglas gets vertical right away. this is a well-thrown ball by mike glennon right in that area. little bit of contact right near the point of catch. justin green might have got away with one there. >> kenny: third down and three. glennon hands it off. this is james and mike james, rookie out of miami, picks up first down. these teams play week agree of the regular season, which is unusual to play a team in the preseason and then face that same team that early in the regular season. coaches are good friends, but they're pretty vanilla during the practice sessions the last three days. neither side wanted to show too much. >> daryl: i bet there were a lot of notebooks out and voice recorders out. they were going to come in and be very vanilla. it's a testment to the coaches, hey, we've got the same style, we're cut from the same cloth, we're going to bring your team up -- maybe the best benefit for tampa bay is they got out of the heat in south florida and got up here for a couple of days. they made it work. it's a testment to both of these coaches. they

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