we are joined by the man himself, mr. t. we cut some other interviews short, mr. e with you. but i want you to let me know when we get to the level of the talk show. i don't want to get to the level of gibber jabber. >> no. this is business. that's why i'm glad to be here. i appreciate you knocking guests out the way. you did the right thing. >> they were suckers. >> yeah yeah. we had to pity them. >> yeah. that's right. if you watch the show you many analysts, i do -- i do call them suckers and fools. >> pity is good. you showing mercy to them. you not hating nobody. because we don't want to hate. exactly. >> so people think that you know, you can take any icon and give them a home improvement show. you did this. you did cabinet -- you know how to make cabinets? >> exactly. i did it in high school. i'm hands on. when i got the job to do "rocky" they said can he act? so now i'm doing a home remodeling, they said can he do it? you can't win. you know? i did it in high school. i used to go around with my father when i was in chicago. we used to tear down things and b

i bet mr. thas met the bushes and the ray gans. >> i helped nancy with her just say no program. >> if you want to know if that is really mr. t. this is your official i.d. from the state of illinois. >> exactly. 1981. it says mr. t. >> right on top. >> so do three other forms of identification. your license and your passport. >> exactly. you better believe it. there's a lot of perpetrators out there and pretending and all that stuff. give me my birth certificate back. >> they use my name in vain. >> speaking of your slogans, i pity the fool is something from the a team but i pity the tool is your new show. >> oh, man. >> take a look. >> number three. you never fail when you hit the nail. grr. number two. measure twice. cut once is for wimps. just do it. plxt t -- mr. t's golden rule number one, diy because i said so that's why. grrr. >> you go and tear down houses? >> yeah. but it's more than -- it's more than rehabbing and tearing down. we call it renovation. we got to do the right thing. >> you

i wanted to sentence him to watch several full-length mr. t.ons because if you think what's been happening in facebook the last few days other than today is painful then you should learn the table right now before you learn what real pain is like. first up i'm not here to talk about the coming apocalypse. we have doomsdayers everywhere these days. a fine film by mel gibson but it fits the negative course i hear every single day with the exceptions of days like today where they set up. this is the perfect time to discuss pain because no one who owns stocks is feeling it today, which means rational decisions can be made. i'm not here to tell you what happens when the fed tightens. there's lar well-defined end of the world sense surrounding that too. prefer to wait until other currencies get stronger before tightening, i expect the judgment is going to cur and i'm making my peace with it by recommending stocks that will work once the fed gets the ball rolling like the health care. no. i want to talk about tolerance. let's say you somehow picked th

you'd think a show that stars mr. t could get its ts straight.o. [ cheers and applause ] this is interesting. madame tussauds in london, the museum with the wax figures of famous people, revealed they're going to display a new wax figure of kim kardashian. and this one, kim will be posed with her arm extended taking a selfie. do we really need to make the kardashians into wax figures? didn't god do that already? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i have to say it looks just like her, right? that's because it is her. the wax figure won't even be finished until next month, we just found a picture of kim and put it in front of the red carpet. this selfie obsession, i wonder if it will ever go away. i hope it goes away. i take a lot of pictures with people. there's a new thing i'm experiencing. people want pictures and they'll hand the camera to a friend or someone who's just trying to pass by and we'll take a picture. and i'm happy to do that. but then oncnce we've taken the picture, and this is now happening about 40% of the time, they say, all r

a $275 bargain and what mr. t can teach us about the stocks.next. 3w4r. >>> time for the final trade. around the horn we go. tim seymour. >> i bought michael kors on that huge fall. i think the company is not broken. but i took some profits yesterday. and i think it's a decent time. i think the stock's going to have trouble moving much from this legend. >> john deere up year to date. take profits here. >> 386 is your badge number. >> now i get it. >> beakers. >> tomorrow morning we have retail sales. very, very important number. the bond market yields have been spiking. you get a hot retail sales number you buy tbt. i'm short 30 years. but you can do tbt. >> guy adami. >> fun show. >> fun, fun, fun. >> good times. >> remember michael burns, good-looking man, we said if lionsgate recaptures $32 level price is secondary off to the races. what happened? tim seymour bought the stock. look at it today breaking out. lgf. that will get you done. hi, michael. he watches, by the way. >> i know he does. hi, michael. i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching.

. >> you got a lot going on mr. t. >> i'm humbled.movie without mr. t. we had to pity them fools. ss thank you. >> this is all worthwhile. >> i want you to teach mew how to do the weather. >> oh, yeah. >> all i know is t-storms. that's all i know. >> we have to explain the clues. the first clue was the tool. the reason is, willie because you can now catch mr. t on -- >> diy network. >> you are actually helping people you're renovating and rehabbing. >> the reason it was so attractive to me because the idea was brought to me is we're going to help people in chicago. they need some help. i'm saying we're going to do good in the neighborhood. bringing positive stuff. >> on the a-team -- >>io can do everything. and i majored in brick masonry, i did carpentry. i'm good with my hands, whether fighting or building. >> such a generous soul. you have always been about giving back to the community and helping kids get back on their feet. this is something that is really important for you. >> it is. there's no greater reward than to see a family

mr. t! ♪ >>> this is a banner day. >> yes. mr. y skies and a few showers depending where you are. lingering showers into the rest of the morning clearing up into the early afternoon hours. there's a look outside at center city. we'll show you by radar where the showers are we'll zoom into burlington and ocean county seeing light rainfall as we head into the rest of the morning, we'll continue with the mild conditions, mid 70s right now in philadelphia with breezy conditions out of the southwest at 17 miles per hour. over the next eight hours, temperatures will warm up nicely with a chance of a passing shower in philadelphia at 2:00 p.m. 84 by 5:00. >>> thank you. news from overnight police are searching for a man they say held up a 7-11 store in mayfair, walked in on tyson avenue and pulled a revolver. he got away with $300. >>> it won't fit in your bathtub but the 10 foot tall rubber duck is just the right size for a ride on the delaware river. rocky the baby duck arrived in philadelphia and took shape outside 30th street station

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who drive trash trucks and a cheney or two and a football team from idaho and then my mom and then mr. t. and that muppet janice with the nice eye shadow. the latest official entry into the race, the tenth candidate to declare he's running is the guy that jumped in today former texas governor rick perry made his announcement he was getting in, would you like to hear the country rap song? >> please welcome my husband, rick perry. [ cheers ] ♪ ♪ republican voter, rick perry let's protect our boarder, to anyone who believes in the usa, rick perry all the way ♪ >> rick perry, country rap song and all made his big announcement today and even with the song, it went pretty well. i was apparently really excruciating hot in the airplane hanger. wayne slater at the dallas morning news tweeted maybe not so smart to do perry announcement in airplane hang near june at 100 degrees. perry is sweating like an east texas rice farmer. so it was uncomfortably hot and he was sweaty and did have a crazy country song, rick perry supporter. honestly, as announcements go, a lot more to come. as announcements go

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>>> plus despite mr. t's love of gold. there's another commodity on the rise. stick around.d more, data is visual. in fact, the number of mris has increased by ten percent a year. and a radiologist might view a thousand images to find one tiny abnormality in shape, contrast or movement. because it's so challenging, a research project is teaching ibm watson to see. in the future, it could help clinicians spot key patterns quickly and precisely. ibm watson is working to make healthcare smarter every day. >>> i'm sharon epperson with your cnbc news update. >>> saudi-led air strikes targeting yemen's defense ministry. the building under the control of houthi rebels, strikes also focused on the homes of rebel military commanders. >>> european union requires guidelines for west bank settlements if they're exported to the 28-nation bloc. international unhappiness with israeli construction of settlements in the area. >>> european banking giant hsbc says it will cut almost 50,000 jobs in the coming year as it slashes costs and sells part of its bank to focus on area. part of a major

mr. t is coming out with a new home improvement show.it's not called "i pity the tool," then i don't know anything. [ applause ] i don't know one damn thing about anything if it's not called that. >> seth: starbucks has added six new flavors to its permanent frappuccino menu. including cotton candy, cupcake, and red velvet. they're also eliminating a flavor, coffee. [ laughter ] coffee is out. [ applause ] a new dating service is launched which aims to set up people interested in ghosts, ufos, and conspiracy theories. called paranormal dates. which is better than the original name they came up with, "ok stupid." [ laughter ] [ applause ] that's right. a dating service is launched for people interested in ghosts. and of course there's always craigslist if you're interested in becoming a ghost. [ laughter ] [ applause ] last one. a new dating service has launched which aims to set up people interested in ghosts and conspiracy theories and ufos. and if the date goes really well, you might just get probed. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen,

. >> you think mr. t? >> no i added him to my list of richard simmons, fabio, mr. t and shatner. >> oh yeah. other stocks to watch, shares of uno therapeutics jumping. a ten year partnership including an investment of $1 million and the ceo will join us live at 7:15 eastern. today it's dale earnhardt junior that i'm thinking about in studio. >> add him to your list. >> exactly. >> apollo education under pressure. shares falling after they reported weaker than expected quarterly revenues and the chairman says the company has no mans to spin off it's chips business right now. edge fund janna partners is pressuring qualcomm to do so amid heightened industry competition. he will be a speaker at next month's delivering alpha hosted by cnbc and institutional investor. for information and tickets go to delivering alpha.com. >> let's take another look at the markets this morning. if you want to see what's been happening with the futures, you are looking at a very big rebound. of course yesterday it was a 350 point decline for the dow. it was the worst day for the markets al

indicate that the level of legitimacy for the south vietnamese government certainly by the time of mr. tas extremely low indeed. but that is my strong impression. as to the 1954-1956, how the vote would have gone, a large portion would vote -- i cannot say. by the time you drew the line between south and north it was a fairly self evident assumption that many people in the south wanted their own form of government, were not in favor of yielding to the north. stanley hoffman, and others were arguing that very point. i do not dispute that. the question is, were they able to choose a government of their liking? were they able to bring that off? that seems to be the disputed point. as far as i can tell, that did not happen. the response of the south vietnamese both politically and militarily. whether the army was up to it or not is a disputed point. there was very little efficiency very little commitment and everything was simply given up. these are empirically disputable points. we need to regard the evidence. that is certainly my impression. my point about american exceptionalism is that y

and we should -- we had mr. t >> he did say sucker. >> he did a couple of times. but we didn't know you were going to do that. should have been thinking ahead. >> yeah. he said he'd come back. i'm very excited about. >>> switching gears for a quick minute, the manhunt for two escaped killers expanding from new york now to vermont. david sweat and richard mathis escaped using power tools to cut through a steel wall and bricks. we talked about this earlier in the week. the vermont governor saying the search has expanded to his state after information came in that the two may have discussed vermont as a getaway location. law enforcement from new york and vermont are now working together to try to find the fugitives by going door to door and setting up checkpoints. >>> zombie forclosures, those are homes in foreclosure but the bank has not repossessed them yet. they are trending up. many of these homes still have good value and could be great additions to the tight market. so what is the holdup? diana olick joins us n

t. mr. be in europe and we will speak to some folks in washington about his trip and what he is hoping to gain over there. betty: we are getting a headline and "the washington post" he has filed his official paperwork to run for president. nasa prize clearly, but he is making his move step-by-step. mark: the former maryland governor martin o'malley says the presidency is not a crown to be given to clean families. he is talking about the clinton's ambushes. betty: mark, i will see you soon. coming up on "bloomberg market day," the gm ceo faced shareholders. hear what she had to say about a possible merger with chrysler. ♪ betty: welcome back to "bloomberg market they." i am betty liu. gm ceo says that they had an offer from fiat chrysler to discuss emerging before deciding no. that is after a wall street journal report saying that there is wire fraud charges against gm. matt miller is here in now with more on all the headlines coming out of the gm shareholders meeting today in detroit. let us

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mr. greewald correct?ration t is there anything that you can find that would allow the administration to provide health care coverage to individuals if a member of their family is ark re lawfully present in the united states? >> it's yet another revision in done, a series of stark revisions to the aca that the obama administration has done all pursuant to roughly the same analogy, which is we want to make this better. we want to make it work in the e comp way that we want, and all the kinds of legislative compromisesminist that go into actually crafting statutes will be disregarded if the people in the administration view it as inconvenient. >> well i think the statute e for code just been written our goal is to make available health care for all americans. that wasn't what the law said, chairm however. thank you,ha mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator sessions. senator blumenthal? >> thank you mr. chairman. you n mr. carvin, you argued in the supreme court, did you not? >> i did. >> you argued for the plaintiffs?

gross and the project happening and with the park station so i kind of question whether some t of it is built mr. weaver has a good point some of the form residential properties converting it make sense i move for recommendation of approval. >> second. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further there's a there is a motion and a second to adapt a resolution recommending approval on that motion commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner richards and commissioner wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and places you on items ab for the case market street you'll consider a request for a conditional use authorization while the zoning administrator a request for variance. >> good afternoon members the planning commission i'm tina this is a request for a conditional use authorization on market street pursuant to the planning code and 207 to modify the two bedroom mix. >> the project was heard in 2015 and continues until do i today after opposing the project it was continued investigate the amount of bedrooms the project was investigated the

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mrs. after we heard dish network was in talks to merge with t-mobile.tsche telekom is the parent company of t-mobile. interesting, a tech news website said a deal between dish and t-mobile is akin to to people who took up because they are the last two standing in a bar at the end of the night. the t-mobile ceo said that with no comment. anglo american down today. miners actually the biggest decline is on a stoxx 600 this morning. this is a gold and industrial metals are dropping today. nickel, in particular, taking a hit. jonathan: great work. in the u.s., bill gross had his eye on equities further east. he called the german bunds the short of a lifetime. he says the next short of a lifetime could be the china shenzhen index. let's get to richard frost in hong kong. richard, break down what bill gross is talking about. richard: just to talk about what happened in shenzhen after those comments he looked clever after we thought they shenzhen composite plunged 6.1%. that index recouped all of those losses in a similar short space of time. what he is lookin

t wisdom from mr.h harlow. i was around president nixon a lot. and i saw mr. harlow. what i remember about them is how far reaching he was at i have on my wall some notes he used in the congressional leadership meeting that he would have on tuesdays. where he described the environmental movement, which was developing in the united states in 1970 or 1971. and president next and was trying to explain the republican senators in congress --president nixon was trying to explain that it was coming. that is when earth day was created. that is when the clean air and clean water acts were passed unanimously. president nixon was far ahead of this time in understanding the importance of the environment. his administration created the epa, which is one of the agencies republicans most detest because of its overreach. bill clinton is a gifted person. i know him very well. we were elected governor the same day in 1978. and he and hillary and honey my wife and i, would see each other often at conferences. we worked on the same problems -- on education, on roads, on healthy children,

residents don't have a clue of what you doing you call it city hall i call t it silly lastly i'm ace on the case the secretary of land use mr castro mother visited any of the residents i'm asking some of the supervisors to ask the secretary to come back and find out what's been going with the public housing and the african-american in the city i'm ace damn it and i'm on this case. >> thank you very much anyone else wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i'll say i'll ems to my colleagues, i also sign on a co-sponsor of item 10 i believe whether the mayor or supervisor avalos intentions we spend more money without raising our property taxes for avenue and touching middle-income housing is something we need i'm a huge supporter and great that the recorders office to increase and increase the money to $3 million and the mayors push we'll be introducing that and excited that will be part of it i want to go thank supervisor avalos for his comments and as we have in front of us the resolution have to be voted on up and down and with the recommendation or without recommendation and i'll recommend this to the ful

t. those 73 individuals, and have determined that they do not pose a threat to transportation security. mr. katko: who made that determination? ms. fitzmaurice: t.s.a. mr. katko: anybody outside of t.s.a. make that determination? ms. fitzmaurice: when we look at individuals who may have nexus to terrorism, we oftentimes consultle with fairous law enforcement and intelligence community partners. mr. katko: did do you that? ms. fitz gs maurice: as part of our regular process. mr. katko: according to the tide database t.s.a. made their own independent determination that they don't pose a threat? ms. fitzmaurice: t.s.a. reviewed all of the records on these individuals and determined they did not pose a threat to transportation. that is part of t.s.a.'s day in and day out process. but every time we understand that someone may have a potential nexus, they may not be designated as a known or suspected terrorist, we do do that consultation with the i.c. and other law enforcement. mr. katko: i want to make sure you're answering the question. brief yes or no. did you conduct with people outside of t

mr. katko: thank you for your t our third witness is his jenny grover, director of the homeland security and justice team at the government accountability office. her portfolio includes g.a.o. reviews of t.s.a. and coast guard programs and operations. ms. grover joined the g.a.o. in 1991. the chair now recognizes her to testify. ms. grover: good morning chairman katko, ranking member rice, chairman mccaul, and other members and staff. i'm pleased to be here today to discuss t.s.a.'s implementation and oversight of the aviation worker program which t.s.a. and airports used to determine whether airport workers pose security threats. t.s.a. in collaboration with airport operators and the f.b.i. completes applicants' background known as security threat assessments for airport facility workers, retail employees, and airline employees. in general, security threat assessments include checks of an applicant's criminal history immigration status, and known links to terrorism. t.s.a. and airport operators have different responsibilities within the process. airport operators collect applicant infor

all to help save the next girls, making t-shirts that they gave to the prosecution team. >> they would link all three cases involving mr. matthew who was charged with capitol murder in -- capital murder in the abduction and killing of hannah graham, believed that the victim here in the fairfax case survived because of the passer- by scaring jesse matthews. >> reporter: and they were close to these woods where they would continue attacking her. when he bolted through the woods where search dogs were here, wondering how they would get away so fast that it was not that difficult. he hopped over through the woods across that field and in to their car behind the office building on tinder drive. >> they believe they quickly drove away. in fairfax, peggy fox wusa9. >> and now they hope that the guilty plea are assigned to matthew will also plead guilty to the murders of the daughter and hannah graham. that they arrested a man who allegedly met them online and arranged for the upscale local hotel rooms and then beat them violently. the 31-year-old is behind pars, facing some serious charges tonight, including rape, abduction o

about to give before the committee will be the truth, thetruth, t whole truth, and nothing but the truth?e so help you god. thank you very much. mrcarvin, we'll start with you. please turn your microphone on. >> is it on now? thank you. i was just talking about the about t importance of this hearing, as a number of senators have already indicated while the policy issues here are obviously very important, i think the real issue for this hearing is the rule of law. is this going to be a nation govern by laws enacted by this body pursuant to constitutional ed by co prerogatives or unelected bureaucrats?happen and i think that that's exactly what happened in this case. i think this is an extraordinarily simple case and i think the irs has not interpreted the law, but very dramatically revised the law and that's because law simply says that you receive subsidies on exchanges established by the state under section 1311 and the irs has transformed that into something that we receive e subsidies on exchangesxc established by hhs under 1321. and anyone who speaks english knows that that's not a reasonable interpretation of not that langua

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. >>> the civil unrest in bat mr over freddie gray -- baltimore over freddie gray has inspired a new website by the maryland historical society t. features videos, photos and oral histories from the riots and peaceful rallies. six baltimore police officers face charges after gray suffered fatal injuries while in a police van back in april. you can see the site at baltimoreuprising2015.org. >>> over the next ten days nearly 300 troops injured in combat are going to be testing their limits. the warrior games kick off today in quantico, virginia. the athletes are from all u.s. military branches and the british armed forces. events include cycling, archery, swimming, basketball, and volleyball. this is the first time it's all being organized by the defense department. in the past they were set up by the u.s. olympic committee and held in colorado. >>> there is a long list of events planned for today to celebrate juneteenth. thed onest known marking of the end of slavery in the u.s. will be somber because of the event events in charleston. >>> i amtraking a potential of pop-up showers and thunderstorms once again this afternoon and