that's benefitted founder and ceo nick woodman.is stake in the company, now worth about $2 billion. and the ford f-150 tops cars.com null american-made index. where they are assembled and how many domestic parts they use. the toyota camry is second, made in kentucky with mostly u.s. parts. >> i'm stuck on how good it is to be nick woodman right now. >>> this morning, supreme reaction to the high court's ruling that they can refuse contraception. hobby lobby can drop morning after pills, but still covers vasectomies for male employees. we have more reaction. >> reporter: outside court religious rights activists cheered the rule. >> a landmark decision for religious freedom. >> american families do not lose their fundamental rights when they open a family business. >> reporter: for-profit combinations, has been you lobby, and the wood specialties, who's owners don't like d contraception. by 5-4, liberals versus conservatives, they ruled that companies cannot. >> people can live out their faith in their churches and outside. >> report

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. >> nick woodman, family's own 49%, made a billion on top of what he made on the day of the ipo. we laughed yesterday at the market cap being above u.s. steel's, but they are closing in now on nikon's cap. >> what can i say? listening in this morning, caught from bloomberg, credit whoever i get it, about a blah blah, the french modernization of your own car where you can pick up people and hundred days race, hundred million dollars. you know what? we're going to see air being beat back, you'll get evaluations and hear once again about uber and how people are insta insta insta instant oligarchs. >> first advertisement i had seen. >> can i use your apartment when you go away? >> yes, but you don't have to pay. >> really? >> yeah. >> you're a pal. >> for friends, you can just stay. pick wherever you want. >> like you don't have enough places to live on planet earth. >> can i use -- >> yeah. >> because i don't know which of the seven homes i want to be in, so i'd rather sleep in your living room. >> sure. >>> when we return, cramer's mad dash, and a look at futures keeping 17,000 in

he cited japan as well as europe, can ceo nick woodman said a number of gopro videos have been publishedup 60% year over year and it saw a strong quarter on pots's day as well as father's day, gopro ceo said it's gopro app enables thaem them to stream content along multiple plampls, on pinterest and x-box 360 with microsoft generating more than a half a million downloads. focus if on how it's trying to broaden its reach and indicating the high interest in content created using the gopro devices. i'll get back on the call, once i get back,ly have more in a sec. >> thanks so much. talk about throwing caution to the wind under valuations. this is the prime example of that category. >> this is a similar pattern we saw on facebook and twitter. gopro is trying to develop a social network based around the particular product. right now we're in the doubt phase, it doesn't seem like it can execute what wall street thought. i think you wait to the low 30s before you take a look at there and then they'll very that aha moment. it might be a quarter or two away, tow. >> gross par gins, very strong. y

. >> nick woodman of gopro on the guest list. >> maybe he makes a new friend there with samsung or somethingck under pressure. who knows? >> obviously trying to cover it as best we can kicking off on wednesday. meantime, up next, parents pay attention to the next breakthrough. the ceo of a company best described for netflix of legos. f provokes lust. ♪ it elicits pride... ...incites envy... ♪ ...and unleashes wrath. ♪ temptation comes in many heart-pounding forms. but only one letter. "f". the performance marque from lexus. >>> all right. take a look. this tallest structure ever made with legos built by children in budapest last month. officials verified the record and reportedly used almost half a million lego bricks. a start-up channelling the business strategy of netflix, zip car and rent the runways and focused on families and kids. play, renting lego sets, recently raised $7 million in series a. $20 million valuation. play's co-founder joins us this morning on the floor of the new york stock exchange. good morning. >> good morning. thank you. >> obviously, john and i are both parents of

shares up more than 3% right now on the day which is even more great news for founder nick woodman.s meaning he's just made nearly $70 million since this morning. nice. making money off an old bet, rory mcilroy's dad. so ten years ago he and three friends were so sure of his son's golfing talent that they bet more than $300 that he would win the british open within a decade. the odds were 500 to 1, so mcilroy's big win yesterday means his dad just won more than $170,000. can you imagine? it's a great one. and spending money to take a stand, activist investor elliot management, they have taken stake of more than $1 billion in emc in an effort to push the data giant to break apart. they say emc's lagging stock will get a big boost if it were to sell off of some of its popular software units. >>> so just when you thought traveling couldn't get more expensive, suddenly more charin. a tsa security fee is now almost doubling. fox's laura ingle is standing by at laguardia airport in queens, new york. >> reporter: hello. it's frequent flyers and those who have long lay ofs who are really go

but nick woodman has made a billion on top of the ipo and also headed to sun valley this week. >> ist really? >> yes. >> when we refer to sun valley, the annual allen and company conference started many years ago which you get the luminaries, used to be just for media, that has changed to media, technologies and everything converged and you do sometimes deal come out. disney from many years ago, buffett there and -- >> besos "washington post." >> because of at&t directv, there a mood like we got to get big and do it quickly. >> there's more pressure. the ceos cited the comcast deal as one of the reasons they picked up pace with their negotiations. back to ipos of course as we will watch gopro. are we back -- we've had a bit of a lull after king to a certain extent. but with this deal in particular -- >> this reminds people of twitter. and especially with the options as well, successful ipo. i find it funny in a market that is starved for volatility, volatility at a 7-year low, this stock has plenty of it,en average of $38 million of shares traded in the five days since the ipo. the o

we will be looking for details around how ceo nick woodman and team plan to make gopro's cameras and by not just consumers with an active lifestyle but every day consumers. that's been seen as a big opportunity by animalysts that i've been speaking to. plus, how do they plan to capitalize on its media content. that will definitely be a question as well. gopro best known for its high-definition cameras. company beating street expectations on its top and bottom line but we are seeing a drop in after hours by about 10%. >> we want to spend a minute talking about gopro. one of the worst market days in the dow in some time. brian hamilton from sage works. brian, first to you. what's your read here? this is almost a 10.5% move to the downside in shares of gopro? >> i'm not super shocked. i was really high on the company. they're profitable. the sales are really good. management's great. the product is great. but right now they are overvalued. basically they're double the relative value that they were when they came out. that's the real problem with this stock. >> is there anything, mr. gra

nick woodman is here, a newbie, apple's teddy cook andrea hoo ceo marissa meyer, some repeat attendeesably absent this year. uber ceo and venture capitalists. sun valley is one of the few conferences that count as work also alibaba. i think it would be safe to say he has a few busy weeks ahead as they gear up for that all important ipo. panels on education, politics, philosophy and who could deliver and he was talking about a cap stone panel. a joint interview of warren buffet and jeff besos. why does any of this matter? beyond this beautiful mountainous vista behind me. what happens in sun valley doesn't always stay in sun valley. this place sews the seeds for consolidation footing cable. we will bring you the latest. back to you. >> you have to go to the pio the pioneer, a great place. >>. >> reporter: best potatos if town. >> you get the surf and turf. >> and hash. we serve great hash. >> i was thinking when you flew in there, that's where bergdahl is from. right there. i think they probably have signs and stuff, ten miles and haley, right, that was where bergdahl was from and bruce

we looked at the past gains, nick woodman is up by a billion dollars in the past five, three tradingnow worth $2.5 billion. that's $8 billion per hour since gopro. >> we all know what the market did. if we can take it away quickly, gopro is showing down. >> but, you know, again, these concentrated, particularly energy the leaders in what's done well, this year, energy and tech, tech, these are the spaces where you have the big founders that own a large percentage the stockmarket is the biggest welest creator? >> continental resource, haroldham? >> he got divorced at a very precipitous time it turns out before the big run-up in the stock. >> they settled before? >> the judge ruled that basically his controlling interests, pro picous not precipitous. reed hastings has been disciplined about selling throughout that stock run up and down. i don't know about these other guys. >> i like those. i liked that you always just tell it like it is and you are not like a lot of others. >> judging? >> yes. >> you know, you foe who i'm talking about, which newspapers i'm talking about. >> i have no

and the founder, nick woodman, who is a surfer, founded this company, is now worth $2.5 billion.ercentage of this stock. and also nice to hear that his father, who invested a few hundred thousand in the early days is worth $280 million. so getting rich off gopro. >> they encourage you to buy them, break them and buy them again because you're doing adventurous and dangerous stuff. so they make them affordable and encourage you to break them and reinvest in a new one. >> i don't know about that but they have big plans. i think that's what's behind some of the positive sentiment on this stock. so having channels where people wear their gopros and broadcast it on youtube or online. >> so we'll be wearing them on our head from now on is what you're saying? >> if you are into action sports, which i have to say not so much. i'm good with my camera phone. clearly at a $6 billion evaluation, investors are optimistic. also want to mention jpmorgan will be a stock to watch after it was released jamie dimon has been diagnosed with throat cancer. he's going to undergo treatment. chemotherapy