. >> hey, mr. bull. hey, where did you come from? >> the woman has called the police and the police have showed up. >> well, the police are here. >> not exact lie like the cops can cuff this guy and throw throw him in the back of the car. >> the cops start to retreat when it gets closer. >> he is big but he looks like an old timer. >> he looks like he's wearing a toupee. >> he got dressed up to come into town. >> he's a donald trump version. he has the blond combover. >> well, folks, from mayville, miscon sin, on a sunny wednesday afternoon, that's it. >> this animal video, a bit more exciting. this is in wales off ramsey island. and what you're l at is theyall atlantic. it got caught up in some twine. it is tight around its neck. >> oh, poor little thing. >> these birds have a wing span of two meters. you're going to have have two people working on this. this woman on the boat explains what probably happened to it. >> where did this twine come from? >> they often dive into them, just from the neck basically. they dive so far into th

mr. bull, make your case. >> i don't look at the actual dollar amount. amazed over the last few years the stock didn't really get crushed and that fundamentals didn't get crushed because 80% of their business is outside the u.s. so with 295,000 hotels and accommodations that basically have such a leading market share, very, very tough. if you go out a few years, maybe they make that impact and maybe apple makes an impact. >> i agree it is a great company. if this is the type of name you want to bet against, you can't buy this stock here. it is a 20% grower, maybe 25 if you are luck and i not 30 on a go-forward basis. i have to tell you something. it is trading at 20 times earnings. it is reasonably priced, actually a 15% premium to its historical price to earnings multiple and and evaluation basis a little stretched. >> i got s&p and no growth. >> and we have had based on historical numbers. >> it would be great to go to kayak. that would help. >> kayak is in its own world. booking.com in its own world. >> price doesn't matter because they get a commissi

mr. steve grasso who was a bull on this when i was still skeptical on it.ned skeptical along with a lot of other traders. the total interest is in puts. traders paying about $1.85. those are bearish bets. the stock is going to be below 1415 over the week. given all the chatter it will be almost impossible to short it. if you are going to make a bearish bet, that's the way to do it. >> if you really want to show respect for the chart you have to wait until it breaks out of that -- >> the news today that it has achieved the highest safety rating -- >> we also heard that it was the best car not too many weeks ago, the best not the best electric car. that's what's really sent this into a whole different level. people that looked at the nissan the police yus, theyrius, they were looking at electric cars. people want to own this car -- >> and we learned today it's safe. >> but you have to wait until it breaks above 160 to buy. >> what do you guys think of these options trades? >> to me the car seems safer than the stock but i would have said that 80 points ago. i

bull riding competition at the state fair. well, a fan who shot this video says the announcer asked if the crowd wanted to see mr. ma as he was run down by a bull. state politicians slammed the show. rodeo officials have since apologized. >>> 6:19. call it banana-gate. how a fan chucking fruit caused a drama as lat night's orioles game. >> good morning, kids. the weekend just wasn't enough for me. i had to give you more. giants had a birthday boy yesterday and they tried to give him a gift. and the oakland as doing what they can to try and stay with first place texas. ,, look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get

mr. brig. >> i would add, we don't have aircraft that can lift heavy bull dozers so we would be looking to the state for that. that would be a mutual aid call pretty quick. >> verizon wireless would be the same. the most important thing is for us to get our resources where they need to work where they can repair or reroute traffic where it needs to be. one of our main offices is located in the south bay. that way we don't have to worry about bridge access to get into the peninsula or san francisco if the situation occurs, but if the situation does occur, we're going it need some help from other agencies to make it happen for us. >> all right, thank you. and we have another question. >> roger that you guys deal with unexpected circumstances all the time, weather circumstances, things that are completely unexpected. i would be really interested in, as a result of your latest hot watches on an vent, whatever that event might have been, what was the big aha thing that you learned from that event? >> well, i don't know if it was an aha, unfortunately as i mentioned we get the opportunity to practic

bull letter and in writing. i don't want to press you here, unfair ifink would be you haven't will a chance to read the letter. going to mrs. taylor, would red bull be willing to make a labelment it would miss a on its product stating not consumers under 18 years old? not feel , we would that would be an appropriate move. we do have a label that reads it is not appropriate for children and we stand by that. >> which is why i'm asking about 18. >> the reason we would not our product as not proposed for those under 18. teens and teen consumption so we think it would send the wrong message. the other reason is we believe that we have the advantage of timing here in the sense the f.d.a. is getting ready to study of the safety of caffeine. if it were to conclude there was about the consumption of caffeine by teens and if the fine ry of confer producing beverages would agree to limit the sale of their those under 18 then we would be part of that larger solution. a i suppose that would be conditional response. >> thank you. the considers -- and opportunity to respond to what you have heard so far. >> in looking at these drinks, b

mr. travis, i'm going to tell you that's not an answer for me. that just basically -- basically what that gives me is ten pounds of bull crap in a five-pound bag. is. >> well i'm -- >> that's what i'm saying. you need to address mr. travis with facts. not like, you know, i'm going to, or i want to go to, i need to go to. you need to give him facts that says this is what i've done to make myself a more productive person and to address what potentially are long-term problems for me. you have a violent criminal history. we've got to be able and you've got to be able to explain your criminal history to the person in classification. that's the only way that this is going to work for you. okay? so if i'm you right now -- >> yeah. >> -- i'm thinking about what can i do to present myself to classification and show them that my criminal history is in the past and this is what i'm doing to become a more positive person and this is the direction i need to head in, okay? >> okay. thank you for your time. >> all right. thank you. >> two floors above, william's sister melissa allen is about to go to court on charges of aggravated assault. she's written the j

the bull riding event featured a rodeo clown wearing a president obama mask and the actor was then routinely mocked over the p.a. system. take a look. >> mra. >> hey, lot me tell these people about who we got helping. obama is going to have to stay there. obama, watch out for those bulls. >> hey, i know i'm a clown. he just runs around acting like one. doesn't know he is one. >> you ready? obama, they're coming for you. >> whoo. >> as soon as the bull comes out, obama, don't you move. he's going to get you, get you, get you, get you! >> that video was filmed by perry beam who also reported another clown ran up and started bobbling the lips on the mask. here's how he characterized that scene on "the today show." >> like an effigy at a klan rally. ed there have been no reason to mess with his lips if he had been a white president. playing on that stereotype, he had to go up there and diddle with his lips. >> the organizers of the taxpayer-funded event apologized last night. the clown has been banned from performing there ever again. >>> next up, new york mayoral candidate anthony weiner seems to be in on the joke these days. he was marching

mr. shelton. >> if we want to solve we have got to dig deeper into the problem itself to craft some solutions bill bull you are wrong and i hope you are hearing me on. this if you segment portions of it you won't understand the whole problem. if you don't understand the whole problem you can't have a universal and comprehensive solution. >> bill: you will never and president obama is never going to improve this situation until you acknowledge that 50 years ago when african-americans were in a far more dire circumstance in this country than they are now, the out-of-wedlock birth rate was 25%. in the 1930s it was 13%. okay? now it's 75%. that is a catastrophe and income inequality, violence it all stems from that and you have got to start there. i will give you the last word. >> i would disagree. we have had many single family headed households. the issue is the condition in which they are having to raise their children. they can be successful if indeed the society decides we want to solve the problem. it's not cookie cutter. it's not a one size fits all. we veto continue having these kind of conversatio

mrs. clinton and what experts are saying about a phone shall run, coming up at 5:00. >> awe r.a 10-year-old boy underwent surgery after he was attacked by a neighbor's pit bulls. he was at a friend's house, police say one dog began bigt his head arm and face. his mother says both dogs attacked him. the friend tried pulling animals off but he was bitten. hunter taken to uc davis metd cal center, surgeons operated on him once ask scheduled a second surgery for tomorrow, his mother says it left her son missing part of his face, ears and eye brows. >> he hasn't seen himself or his bandages we haven't explained it to him yet. we're going to wait to see what is going to happen outcome and keep it positive.2ys >> animal care and contrailer has taken only one of the dogs from the house at this point. it will be quarantine forward several days. the other dog is still at the home. >> the father of a rescued teenager talked to reporters today he was reunited with his daughter, hannah anderson kidnapped in san diego county by what was a close family friend or so they thought. her younger brother and mother were killed in a fire this sunday. we have more on the relief of a

bulls have been in charge on wall street and. lock at that stuff. he can sit down for a table of two and sit mrs. bear down.is a very enterprising bear. >>> home startup control4 began trading on nasdaq under the ticker symbol ctrl. 64 million raised, offering 4 million shares and pricing at a mid-range of $16 per share. the company makes software which connects lights, door locks, video cameras, security systems, and right now you can see the stock is up 23, almost 24%, 1982. first on cnbc from the nasdaq is control4's ceo martin plane. welcome and good to have you with us and congratulations on your debut. a very exciting day for you, i'm sure. >> thank you, tyler. it's a very full day for the control4 team. we're excited about the big opportunity that we have to bring the connected home to tens of thousands of consumers throughout the world. >> what do you use the money for? >> we're the leader at bringing the operating system of the home to the market. we are continuing to invest in our platform and our distribution. we see a big opportunity ahead and improving our products, expanding our product line a

bulls need to be tightened. we initiated and plans to mike compliance audits. if you look at the airports, even that disclosures that mr. snowden has been putting forward, all of the stories would have been written. what you are not reading is the government actually abusing these programs and listening in on people's phone calls or inappropriately reading people's e-mails. you're looking at the prospect that these programs could be abused. part of the reason is because these checks are not in place. those abuses would be against the law and the orders of the best. having said that, though, if you are outside of the intelligence community, the ordinary person as far seeing a bunch of headline saying u.s., big hone records,ng down onion, well, understandably people will be concerned. i would be, too, if i was not inside the government. and so in light of the changed environment where old set of questions have been raised, some in the most sensationalized manner possible where these leaks are released drew by drip in no one a week to kind of maximize attention and see if they can catch us as some indecision on something

bulls. to me, that's a tie that since we don't have a single lifeguard, sounds like shark infested waters to me. let's go to joe in oregon. please, joe. >> thank you, mr. cramer, for taking my call. >> you are quite welcome. >> caller: i was wondering if i should pull back in stock or wait now for vodafone. >> people presume, if i get long, i got to buy that. tomorrow will be to quote with the wend another day. now i go to manny. please. >> caller: hello, jim. thank you for taking my call. i'd like to have your guidance regarding yelp. >> yelp? >> caller: it's out on july 31st. i see that it has been going up. it came down to the upper 40s, it's inching up in the lower 50s range. should i hold or sell? >> you have the greatest revenue growth of any of the companies i follow. so therefore, indeed, an expensive stock, it will go higher. that's the gist of the questions. it will go higher. our own worst enemy. that's right. these are man-made events. they are being done by people who do not care about what, how much you make, whether you have a job or not, and whether the stock market goes up. so in that environment, what do you do? you take some epoxy,

bull. white house spokesman josh ernest has since said the incident was not missouri's finest moment but just yesterday republican iowa congressman steve king tweeted this. mr. president, invite the rodeo clown to the white house for a beer summit. take the temperature down. have a laugh. relax. it's not about race. philip rutger of "the washington post" actually traveled to missouri this week to cover the fall out from the incident or perhaps maybe i should say lack thereof. phil, good to see you again, sir. >> hi. glad to be here. >> one fair goer told you, quote, it was just a fun guy making fun of the president like everyone else does. whether he's black, white, green, or purple he's the president and he's got to know when he goes in that position people are going to make fun of him. is that the sentiment that essentially represents what you heard on the ground there in missouri? >> absolutely. you know, i went there wednesday to spend a day and hear what people had to say and i interviewed about a dozen people and that was universally the sentiment. nobody i talked to felt that rodeo act was disrespectful or inappropriate. >> not one person? >> not one

mr. de blasio? on the skyline of the city? de blasio: again, the challenge of our times is crease addressing the inequality of our city. it's not be about bulling luxury si condos. luxury condos are part of the pressure of closing down community hospitals. i want to build 200,000 units of affordable housing over the next ten years by striking a new balance with the real estate industry where the public's interest comes first rather than developers' interests. making sure that we tax the wealthy so we can actually get full-day pre-k and devote ourselves to early childhood education and after school. these are the types of policies that make sure we're a city that's actually not going to accept 46% of our people living at or near the poverty level. there's a lot we have to do, but the mayor of new york city has great tooled to do it with. my focus is on ending inequality in new york city. >> thank you. [applause] >> moderator: thanks very much. now it is time for closing statements. we're going to start with bill de blasi owrks. please use the lights and try to keep it to a real 60 seconds. de blasio: in new york city right now were living a tale