if you're joining us, i'm about to go one on one with nate robinson of the denver nuggets.ualizer wheel, he has to play the whole game. nate has to play the whole game with the egg on the spoon. if the egg falls off, it's a turnover. you understand? >> yeah. >> very good. court side now to marv albert. marv. >> thank you, jimmy. we welcome you to tonight's one on one matchup between jimmy kimmel and nate robinson. a much anticipated showdown. let's go to our lido ficial, jimmy's cousin sal. he is ready for the tipoff. >> the rules are simple. game is to three. you make it, you take it. defensive rebounds, take it to the back, top of the key. got it? drop the egg. i got plenty. go. >> it has never been seen before in the history of basketball. a player with an egg on the spoon. nate robinson one handed. kimmel moves it back outside, tries to back his way on nate, nate robinson three time winner of the slam dunk competition, member of the denver nuggets. he blocks the hook shot attempt. nice play defensively by nate. got to be careful with the egg -- oh, tried to go between t

member of the denver nuggets. oh, and he drops the hook shot attempt.te. got to be careful with the egg on the -- oh, he tried to go between the legs of jimmy kimmel, who saw it coming. knocked out of bounds by kimmel. so here's robinson. oh! oh, over the head of kimmel, and scores! what a move by nate robinson! this could be a very tough match for jimmy kimmel. nate fires from deep. in possession, he's down 1-0. try to back his way. and way off by that layup. >> went out of bounds. >> back comes nate with a 1-0 lead. oh! the egg drops and he loses possession. >> jimmy: oh, i hate to see that happen, i really do. >> fresh egg is there, and we're set to resume. kimmel with the left hand, comes up short. on the drive. nate very careful with the egg and fires one that is off glass. kimmel, again, scores! the game is tied at one. excellent move by jimmy kimmel. he's been out here working on that left-handed shot. tries the same move. robinson did not go for it. did not matter! a 2-1 advantage for kimmel. robinson in trouble. robinson deflects it off kimmel.

when you are talking about fundamentals, it's so buried in the nugget. you have to go through, it you have to look at fundamentals, sales, corporate profits, earnings, but in a way can you digest it and make a decision. charles: before i communicate, i want to take a moment, i talked at the open what i thought was a can't miss stock, up 18% right into the close. target resources, i got to tell you, i did the work, sometimes i get nervous. i swear, when they look too good, it was the dividend, with the dividend they were paying. the natural gas play, execution by management. you didn't have to worry about p/e and ps, the pe's, you think what i'm talking about. >> the online sales are going hit $300 billion this year. charles: connect the dots. >> yes. charles: the public understands online sales, they're a big part of it. there is a legitimate concern about recently danny with the top line, the coming in flattish, profits are there, how come the profits are there? there because you fired everybody? is it there because you put in computers and took out hum

and i need you to go down to the nugget.with you so you're safe, so you can get in to win 25,000. all right, i'll talk to you later. steve: this game's gotta get the job done for me. it'll be the difference between him leaving pissed off or me and him whacking up some money and leaving with a big bang. thank you for meeting me. hi, um... i'm gonna put 25,000 on the denver game, to win. the spread is what? 7.5 even. they have to win by 8. okay. here's your ticket. you're good to go. thank you. he said, "so you bought the hook to 7, right?" but i didn't. can you change the bet? i specifically told him to bet $25,000 on denver, -7. he bets $25,000 at denver, -7.5. there's a big difference between 7 and 7.5. denver only wins by a touchdown, we lose rather than a push. that extra hook has cost people thousands of dollars. they're gonna let you change it? he said they should. i'll ask him. so i'm sending lee back up to the window to tell him to buy the half point to get this at 7. hi. i'm sorry, desiree. i wanted to buy the hook.

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the bulls gave both of their first-round draft picks to the denver nuggets... and in return, they got the rights to the 11-th pick, small forward doug mc-dermontt from creighton. the three-time all-american says he's excited to play for the bulls. >> with my ability to shoot i think it will help from day one and a half to get better defensively if a defense minded coach. i'm working on that already. i know what it takes. i am a competitor. i'm looking forward to learning. >>mc-dermott adds shooting and scoring strength to the bulls' roster. he's the fifth highest scoring player in division-one history, with more than 31 hundred points in his college career. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. the suspect in the disappearance and possible murder of a teacher in north carolina, has been captured in chicago. angelo smith junior was the boyfriend of bianca tanner, and the last person to see her after they argued june 7-th at their apartment in charlotte. tanner's 3-year-old son told police, smith *beat tanner, and struck her across the face with h

naughty boy but he got his chicken nuggets. >> he goes back in and gets the whole tray.e's one for you. i bet you were a kelly kapowski fan growing up. did you have a crush? >> i got to confess, i'm not sure who she is. put up a picture. >> stop it. >> chris paul. >> oh, yeah. from what sitcom was that? >> "saved by the bell." >> i'm a little old. >> chris paul, he just turned 29. busy lately. he is just opening his present. he got a signed autograph from tiffani thiessen who played kelly kapowski. happy birthday, my dear and he goes nuts and puts it on instagram with the caption, best b-day gift i've ever received. kelly kapowski, my first love. we were together. >> first love -- >> i like zach morris. lost on you, though. >> like suzanne somers from "three's company." now we are talking. >> older than me. >> yeah, little older than you. >> bmx bike, viral video, this is shot in london. it's really great. a lot of daredevil stunts. you are not going to see too many but every one is terrific. amazi amazing. >> check them out. wa aoffensive lineman, defensive tackles, qua

i'm not asking to give up nuggets. it's not very healthy. it's still expensive. not very balanced.onmental burden of animal products is massive. just the sheer scale of animal protein. >> stephen: what's wrong with that? so you're trying to get me off meat. is this self-veganism? >> caught me, dude. >> i don't want to start wearing the shoes with toes in them and get white boy dreads. that's not going happen. use a crystal rock as deodorant. >> people are getting concerned about environment and conservation is as much as development. >> stephen: teddy roosevelt also said i'm going to go kill and eat a moose. mr. reinhardt, thank you very much. the product is soylent. it's delicious. we'll be right back. will new twizzlers mixed berry bites ever end their rivalry with new jolly rancher filled gummy bites? not today. bites. little greatness. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this opportunity cools off. ♪ abe

the golden nugget was fined 6,000 for not including the 1-800 gambler message in an ad. >>> a nearly year-long investigation into drug dealers in berks county ends with four dozen arrests. the district attorney's office and state attorney general's office began the investigation last july. their focus was on dealers distributing heroin, marijuana and prescription drugs. authorities executed 16 search warrants yesterday and seized guns, cars, drugs and $40,000 in cash. >>> a rally in the rotunda. dozens of education advocates were in harrisburg today for an education funding rally including philadelphia city councilman johnson. >> all of our schools need funding. this is not a philadelphia problem. this is a state wide problem. >> the group wants legislators to provide $150 million to philadelphia public schools and authorize philadelphia's proposed $2 per pack cigarette tax. >>> happening now, the battle is boiling between a school board and the student newspaper. administrators shut down the paper over a dispute over the use of the term redskins in that paper. the editors don't want

- chicken nuggets. and fries. sweet and sour sauce. and hi-c orange. [beeping] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme music playing] [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." i'm jon stewart. we have a very, very good show tonight. my guest tonight, howard schultz will be here. he's the c.e.o. of starbucks. actually, he's just here to use our bathroom, but i'm making him buy something. congratulations to the u.s. we beat ghana 6-0. [cheering and applause] [audience chanting u-s-a! ]. >> jon: hold on a second. i don't know what the score is. they're playing right. now i was trying to be optimistic. let's start tonight with our continuing coverage of mess 'o potamia. as you know, we went into iraq for one reason and for one reason only. >> that's what this fight is about in this part of the world, planting the seeds of democracy. >> that seed of democracy in iraq. >> jon: it wasn't about weapons of mass destruction or 9/11. [

. >>> the gold nugget in atlantic city will not have to pay out a group of gamblers who racked up $1.5 million in winnings. the reason? e judge says those people realized the cards had not been shuffled in a gam mini baccarat and when the gamblers noticed the mistake they upped their bs to win more. according to the ruling, the unshuffled cards madehe game illegal. >>> there are four more recalls to report from general motors this morning. gm isecal rng camaro's from 2010 through 2014 because tests show that a driver's knee can bump the keyob and cut power. also recalled the 2004 to 2011 saab 93 convertible. the 2012 chevy sonic compt. >>> time to check in with cnbc's tyler mathison for business news and a lootoved markets this past week. >> reporter: onore the dow and s&p 500 early in the week, but those record highs melted away. as escalating violiecal chaos ie price of crude to a new high for the year and raised worries about the possibility of u.s. intervention in the region. a few big corporate mergers were announced this week. a lot of mergers so far this year. tyson foods appare

even a nugget bite from one of these sharks could kill us. and we would bleed out before we would get to the boat. but underwater hannah is holding her breath for 90 second at a time. again and again. her only life line, the safety diver giving her gulps of air. as the team baits the sharks, we suddenly fie lly find ourselvesn the middle of sharknado. hendricks and i communicate wirelessly underwater. so it is amazing, right now you and i are talking. and the shark right there. you didn't have that benefit. >> all of her training and all of her preparation. >> it is the day before her final dance with the sharks. and she is prepping for the gentle head-to-head encounter. after putting on her mermaid suit and swimming underwater for hours. it is all too much. are you okay? >> not really. i am feeling wretched. my ears. that one. and my back is completely out. >> a rib out of place? >> yeah, every time i wreath in there is a sharp stabbing pain. >> reporter: she sprained her bank and the expedition they spent months planning could bea bust. it

>> chicken nuggets. canned soups. dr. oz: i'm calling on the usda to stop this.have america's health in your hands. >> up next. dr. today, i'm raising the alarm over a recent back room move by the u.s. government to permit chicken processed in china to be sold in your grocery store. the issue is the latest crisis for concern over the safety concerns in chin

what he wanted to do is leave little nuggets of cash around and tell people when they find it, he wantswith it. give it to someone who's homeless. something like that. i think that's what he meant by a social experiment for good. seeing how much good people would actually do when they find this a nononymous cash. >> if he wants to do good, why not just give it to charity? i guess this guy does give to charity as well. by setting up this game, isn't he setting himself up as some kind of, you know, social dungeon master, you know, to give a dungeons and dragons analogy? >> i'm hoping this is altruistic on his or her part but the issue becomes for me it is very narcissistic. you're using that term social experiment. i've done experiments as a social psychologist. we have controls built in so there's not a frenzy, so that people don't hurt one another so the competition or whatever we're trying to look for doesn't go out of control. and i think the potential is always there for this sort of a situation. and in this society we're living in, with all of the financial issues, i'm not sure i li

they traded their two first-round picks to the nuggets. the gun at him and exchange for their 16th and 19th pick. a four year starter and here is a forward. when the scoring title and national player of the year award last season. one of only three players in n.c.a.a. history with 3000 points. >> i think i can help them from day one. i definitely have to get a lot better defensively. a defense of minded guy. i'm working on that already. i'm a competitor. i'm looking forward to learning. >> before the ninth pick in the second round people selected cameron purity of his 20 points a game at new mexico last season. >> former simi and star will be playing close to home. ms. grafton second overall pick a shot 47 percent in his only season last year. >> despite their loss to germany after the united states will advance out of the group because portugal be gone up.defeated on the. the united states will take on children who won their group yesterday by beating south korea. the 12th ranked team in the world going into the world cup. their roster ha

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drugs the details including the composition of the drugs and if they've ever been tested will those nuggets of information of being kept secret professor austin sarratt believes that lethal injections have so far proven unreliable. there are questions which are now being raised which will be litigated in the united states about whether or not it is constitutional for states to go forward with these executions under the veil of secrecy we're not exactly sure with where they got the drugs from and we're not exactly sure what combination of broad broad historical context so if you look over the course of the twentieth century new united states about three percent of all american executions were botched. and most recently we thought injection has proven to be the least reliable technology of execution in the united states about seven percent of all the flu injections have been botched there's been some other world news now we'll start with libya where the country's authorities have condemned the u.s. for snatching the suspected leader of a deadly attack on the american embassy in benghazi tripo

ok now take a bite of the big nuggets. i marinate joining me. for kinda impartial and financial commentary for news and much much. only on bombast and on. the no c.n.n. the m s m b c news have taken some slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth of the might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. at our teen years we have a different brain. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. i feel about. you guys sort of the jokes well handled in the sense that i've got. welcome back. old come back the water the water getting shut off in detroit for hundreds of thousands of people who are as little as one hundred fifty dollars behind on their payments the water the city of detroit is shutting off the water people can't survive without water that is so much worse than shutting off the slurpee easer

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buy camera shell or a gold nugget or a unit of exchange but as you point out your book it starts off with a loan essential is how kind of money got started right if you go in ancient sume or if you go in and get a beer you put it on the tab and every six months or so you bring in something you tell you you know everybody had a little tallies what they owe and this is punctuated during war times when soldiers say i'm not taking your credit give me gold first or merchant say to the soldiers yeah i'm going to like give you money on credit you know you're not going to pay it back you're some big thugs wandering through a big sword i mean i'm never get my money back so it never integrated to right now as you describe it it looks like that world is poised for some major conflicts so this would seem to perceive the re institutionalization of gold it could. actual direction we're taking seems to be moving the other way but we're doing it backwards i mean if we descend into general warfare that will tend to go back to some kind of hard currency but there's a lot of reasons to believe that tha

first notion if you will wasn't the people think that money was started by camera shell or a gold nugget or a unit of exchange but as you point out your book it starts off. with alone especially as how kind of money got started right if you go in ancient sume or if you go in get a beer you put it on the tab and every six months or so you bring in something you tallia you know everybody had a little tallies what they owe and this is punctuated during war times when soldiers say i'm not taking your credit give me gold first or merchant say to the soldiers yeah i'm going to like give you money on credit you know you're not going to pay it back are some big thugs wandering through a big sword and never get my money back so it never integrated to right now as you describe it it looks like that world is poised for some major conflicts with so this would seem to perceive the re institutionalization of gold it could be the actual direction we're taking seems to me moving the other way but we're doing it backwards i mean if we descend into general warfare that will tend to go back to like some ki

we look inside to find the nuggets. number one.he wait is over the official numbers are in the jobs report was the most important economic data but all that daybed is important to reflect society. we will try to connect the dots between wall street and main street. to with its 17,000 jobs added last month the labor participation rate the lowest since 1978. 19 million people are working part-time. that dovetails into my theory as the dropout nation. it is slow and steady but there were problematic areas >> it comes down to the handouts of the welfare checks. that earned income tax credit drives me insane because it is a handout until certain income level so then you lose it is so whether -- where's the incentive to make more money ? >> it is thus a disincentive to people get off they will take a hit. >> it is like a $6,000 credit if you make $1 more you lose it systemic also one thing that makes me concerned looking at millenials uncomplaining there is 2 million that are not even counted because it dropped out. our way not looking f

roll my chicken in a wrap, don't jam it in a nugget. get hyped for healthy snacks and fresh food.e love it. john: then we got the hungry to healthy free kids act. >> like "the hunger games" for schools. it's creating a whole mountains of food waste. kids don't want to eat the food, they're throwing it away. it's wasting untold millions of dollars. and kids hate it. john: one food service director said wastage is up 20%. some kansas high school students hated the new food so much they got their principal's permission to make this complaint video. >> i know i gave up on food months ago ♪ ♪ i know i'm trying to forget ♪ but between the milk and feta cheese, the pains in my tummy, i'm trying hard to find nourishment, so by the time we go to practice and you feel like falling down, i'll carry you home ♪ ♪ tonight >> that parody has over a million hits on youtube. what's not a parody a million people have dropped out of the lunch plan because of the standards and the liberal media is taken aback when michelle obama appeared on jimmy fallon show, she had to take heat. >> instead of potat

buy camera shell or a gold nugget or a unit of exchange but as you point out your book it starts off with alone especially is how kind of money got started right if you go in ancient sume or if you go in get a beer you put it on the tab and every six months or so you bring in something you tell you you know everybody had a little tallies what they owe and this is punctuated during war times when soldiers say i'm not taking your credit give me a gold first or merchant say to the soldiers yeah i'm going to like give you money on credit you know you're not going to pay it back are some big thugs wandering through a big sword and never get my money back so it never integrated to right now as you describe it it looks like that world is poised for some major conflicts so this would seem to pursue the re institutionalization of gold it could be the actual direction we're taking seems to be moving the other way but we're doing that backwards i mean if we descend into general warfare that will tend to go back to some kind of hard currency but there's a lot of reasons to believe that that kind

we're here to help you, we look under the hood, and fine those nuggets to help you make more money. well you know a classic summer stock market session, the dow started off more than a hundred down off the gate. i said it last night, be reado for more. >> irations, it is -- maybe there something brewing beneath the surface? >> i don't think there is, people say that market was down this morning two big instutional sellers at open, who cares why it was down. we can't go straight up every day. and a fed president said that interest rates may go up in the first half of 2015. we closed near high of the session, any time that happens, it tells you how strong a bull market is. charles: how we close or open is more important? >> how we close. charles: hitha are we so spoiled now that a tiny pullback scares us. >> yes, we talk about the bifurcation of the market, i think that is the investor we have to deal with those who are unsure. unsure. >> yeah. >> there was a bomb scare this morning. charles: where? >> always one somewhere. but, that is enough t market, you can talk to two people get

is to have a portfolio overtime, we'll help you manage your portfolio, the real-real deal,y find nuggets to help you make money. dig in. fedex delivers packages, they reported this morning, they deliver to 90% of the world's gdp, they have a good pulse on the global economy. they tell a story of a world still healing, u.s. economy could below the cusp of a strong surge. their operating margins almost 8% from less than 6%, they are known as less than truckload, a reflection of on-line shopping. this company, also getting away with new pricing scheme. not only price delivery by weight, and size. it has a big imact on things, toilet paper 37% more expensive, men's running shows only 5% more. but nevertheless, they are getting away with it. he'sa. a -- had report from fedex, what does this tell you about the economy? that means more small business and business in stkwhrep generat to export their merchandise, people are buying more on-line. people are buying more and exporting more as small businesses. charles: fedex at a new all-time hot. >> janet yellen could talk until the sun comes up tom

. >>> a judge has ruled that the golden nugget in atlantic city will not have to pay out a group of gamblersracked up a $1.5 million in winnings. the reason the judge says those people realized the cards had not been shuffled in a game of mini baccarat and when they noticed the mistake they just upped their bets to win more. accord i according to the ruling the unshuffled cards made the game illegal. >>> there are four more recalls from general motors that we want to let you know about. gm is recalling camaros from 2010 through 2014 because tests show that a driver's knee can bump the key fob and cut the power. also recalled the 2004-2011 saab 93 convertible. the 2014 buick lacrosse sedan and 2012 chevy sonic compact. cnbc's tyler mathison has more business news and a look at what moved the markets this past week. >> reporter: on wall street more historic highs for the dow and s&p 500 early in the week, but those record highs melted away. as escalating violence and political chaos in iraq sent the price of crude to a new high for the year and raised worries about the possibility of u.s. inte

. >> i didn't know if i should say it or hold on to that nugget. >> you better trademark that. sells. >>> coming up, matthew mcconaghey is dead -- dead against being in "magic mike 2". first, a word from our sponsor. >> tonight's c block is sponsored by the social ladder board game. the pursuit is fun for the whole family. no one wins and it never ends. perfect for ages 4 to death. >> can the next magic mike succeed without a second lead? it is the subject of tonight's super sexy. >> "red eye" debate live from the" red eye" debate center. welcome to the live red eye debate center. 60% off everything including the waitress. i'm greg gutfeld, host tonight's "red eye" debate. the golden god known as matthew mccon mcconaghey may not return for "magic mike xxl." it was what we can all agree the 2012 best film. explain aed in a recent interview -- explained in a recent interview, quote, word is matthew will not be involved in this because he is worth a lot of money because of the whole oscar thing. don't know what he means about that. the nerve, right? earlier mcconaghey won the acad

we'll have a special edition of "lie witness news" and one-on-one against nate robinson of the denver nuggetsstern, 7:00 central. that will be on the west coast. our first guest tonight. trained to be a lawyer in his native scotland until he realized it was more fun to sword fight than sue people. he gives voice to a viking named, stoic the vast, in the movie how to train your dragon ii. it opens in theaters friday. please say hello to gerard butler. >> good to see you. and welcome here and to the united states as well. i know you were in just in australia for quite a while. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: how long were you there? >> i was there, four months i think. >> jimmy: wow. >> i love it. i tell you, i love it down there. i was, i was sad to leave. it's a beautiful country. >> jimmy: did you got a chance to throw a boomerang while you were down there? >> at easter my buddy took me on an adventure trip. he is good friend with the tribal elders, at the famous rock in australia, we are there, the light is going down. all with all the tribal elders. one is like, i am going to show you a boomerang

so there are some little nuggets trying to make everyone get something they want. >> that's always the case in these bills. we just heard from the acting secretary, sloan gibson after he visited the hospital, sot of at the center of this, what kind of action is he take? >> he just spoke and he said there will be an audit. the results of which will be announced on monday. >> all right, libby casey for us, good to see you, thank you. also today, a florida agency file add lawsuit against the veterans affairs department. to the v.a. hospitals in florida so it can independent those facilities. and there is a new person in charge of overseeing the implementation of the affordable care act. to be the preponderate new health secretary. she most recently served. what led the rocky roll out of the president's health care plan. president obama and other world leaders sent some new conditions today for russia to avoided more sanctions. they include recognizes petro's election as ukraine's new president, stopping the flow of weapons from crossing the boarder into ukraine, and ending support for pro

beyond the headlines, we drill deep, look under the hoot and find the nuggets that can help you make money. let's do that right now. the first real, real deal. the dow closing up today passing a huge test after worst snegz some time, took away the rally swagger, a lot of the investors were worried about today being a disaster. tracy, what is the message in the markets? >> in case anyone was wondering no correlation between the s&p and the gdp. if anyone is losing sleep over that number there. i think what we're seeing is everyone is looking at the back half of the year, let's be done with the first half, the numbers are just noise now, charles. but down we just budge. charles: the bulls, and i've been a bull promising the second half is going to be great for a long time, and it's never great. >> that's true. you have been saying you're seeing inklings of hope. i think we're seeing more and more and they threw this one out and moved on. >> mixed reports, gdp is god awful, everybody saying it's the end of the world. yesterday housing numbers were really good. we've got to stay the cour

. >>> a judge has ruled the golden nugget will not have it to pay out a group of gamblers who rackedu up a $1.5 million winning tab. the reason the judge says those people realized the cards had not been shuffled in a game of mini baccarat. when they noticed there was a mistake they upped their bets to win more. according to the ruling, the unshuffled cards made the game illegal and that's why they're not entitled to those winnings. >>> there's a new hacking threat where the people trying to help you with a computer virus are the same ones causing the problem. nbc 10's chris cato explains how it works. >> reporter: scam artists don't want to walk into a crowd. they prefer to catch you alone where they may have a better chance of tricking you out of your money. >> someone called me and said they were from my support system and said that i had been hacked. >> reporter: that worried beth miller, so when the caller said he could help, she allowed him to take remote control of her computer. >> it said intrusion and then error, error, like they were trying to get in and then finally at the

come to fruition i have to feed the quality nutrition real my chicken in a wrap don't jam it in a nuggetis hype for healthy snacks and fresh food, we love it. >> we got the hungry, the healthy hungry free kids act. how is thatout? >> it is like the hunger game for schools. >> it is creating mountains of food waist, kids don't want to eat the foods they are throwing it away. it is wasting unold millions of dollars. kids hate it. one service director said waists it up 30 percent. kansas high school student hated the new food so much they got their principle's commission to the consent video. ♪ >> they dropped out of lunch programs because of the standards. the liberal media is taken aback because michelle obama had taken the heat. >> instead of potato ships kale chips a healthy alternative. >> gross. >> not gross. >> in fact, i brought some with me. you both should try one. >> the truth is, the kids are throwing food out one school dietician says all i have are healthy trash cans. >> yeah, there are mountains of food waist. this hunger free school act is actually creating more hungry kids.

atlantic city as a cub reporter fresh out of college that was year frank sinatra would sing at golden nugget. you would see diana ross. biggest names and stars would be here because it was busiest time of the year. so to have a shut down date of august 18th is so strange. if you are wondering why august 18th? that is not a random date that they have just picked to shut a beach front casino down midsummer when it should be the the busiest and most popular time of the year here. august 18th is the 16 days exact point from all revel casino workers got their official layoff notices yesterday. by state law that is soones it can get rid of the staff which just voted coincidently to join casino workers union here two weeks ago today. analyst say that move to preserve their jobs as the casino gets a new owner may help them lose their jobs, making it harder and complicated they claim to sell the place. the news just got worst for atlantic city overall new jersey's governor too who did all he could pushing all of those hundreds of millions of dollars of tax breaks to get this casino built and opened.

i imagine poles in particular will be looking for the real specs, the nuggets within be that, as welleed. i mean you're right. this is a man who adores history. he's a man who brings historians to the white house periodically to get their perspective how he's doing and what the future holds. and, of course, this was the perfect spot at a perfect moment to talk about the situation in eastern europe and to talk about that and also of course, about ukraine. and that was the central point of his speech. that much reference to solidarity using the name of the party that won the election 25 years ago as the very principle on which the west should be responding to the crisis in ukraine. of course, the poles do want some specifics. we know there's a certain amount of impatience in the polish government, the foreign minister sec core ski has talked about some of this talk about beefing up america's military presence as i think the phrase he used was virtual deployments. the poles would like to see slightly more concrete perhaps even permanent u.s. presence. >> do you think they've got anything

this little nugget that comes from the taliban translation, he's referring to the americans, they left very quickly, and we didn't get the time to convey to them our messages. is that ever part of the deal? we want to hear you out? or is it more like, thanks for nothing, we're gone, and that's that? >> that's that. it's quick, fast, hurry. it's all business. you respect each other's culture. one warrior to another warrior. hence the gesture salom. but they irronniously did it with their left hands. you never wave with your left hand in that part of the world. it's basically insulting. whether that was done by design or they just weren't thinking at that moment, it's not really what you should do. >> well, i also go back to that right arm on that man being very stiff and very stuffed, it appeared. maybe there was something else going on with that right arm that made waving impossible. we may never know. >> we never know. it could have been a camera. it could have been a jamming device to prevent a bomb from being detonated. it could have been a radio. it's hard to see from that video. >

. >> can i chime in on just an extra nugget, the shares at an all-time high, hoping the transports move015 commentary as you say, they expect it to be even better. let's take a quick look dr there's the podium. >> we are long one podium and we are -- yeah. >> short one fed chair. >> neutral is what i was going to say. >> here she comes. let's listen in, see what she has to say. >> good afternoon. the federal open market committee concluded its june meeting earlier today. as was indicated in our policy statement, the committee decided to make another modest reduction in the pace of its purchases of longer-term securities. the committee maintained its forward guidance regarding the federal fund trade target, and reaffirmed its view that a highly accommodative stance of monetary policy remains appropriate. today's policy actions reflect the committee's assessment that the economy is continuing to make progress toward our objectives. in the labor market, conditions have improved further. the unemployment rate at 6.3% is four tenths lower, and the broader use six measures, which includes mar

it simply was a little nugget in the plan to disempower american workers so they are at the mercy of the corporate powers. the fact is -- >> bottom line -- >> we're not going to be stopped and not going to be slowed down. >> well, this is a classic example of chip away, chip away, chip away until you get exactly what you want. today was a big chip off the old block that the conservatives are trying to destroy. this is about income inequality and this is about workers in illinois that should have a voice that should have a proper opportunity. go ahead -- huge chart, declined over the years, you can track the decline and stagnation of wages on the exact same chart and track together. this is a blow to working people but not just an economic blow. it is an economic below but more than that. it's a political blow. it's trying -- parlay the economic damage of suppressing wages and pushing recollective bargaining. they know they can't win in a fair fight. what are they doing? they are trying to suppress the vote and damage unions and organizations that elevate the voice of working people.

remember the old golden nugget, called atlantic club. two bookend casinos are looking like they are in the worst shape right here. >> so disappointing, steve, thanks. >>> new legislation passed in philadelphia reduces penalty for minor pot possession but many wonder will it stick. it is sponsored by jim kenny. it does away with an arrest fines and jail time for those caught with 30 grams or less of marijuana those minor offenses are a waste of time for police and courts. one woman knows how this can really hurt your record. >> i don't know who would want to hire me, i have a record now and i don't have a job anymore. >> it is a ruining peoples lives for doing stuff. everybody in our life has done stuff. we don't get locked up and we don't have a criminal record that follows it for the rest of our lives. >> the bill is set to take effect in three months in. kenny want mayor nutter to issue an executive order reducing penalty for pot possession, immediately. >>> city lawmakers were busy on the education funding front as well, they signalle

we check under the hood and check everything out and find the nuggets for you. the first real, real deal. scud for it and got it. market was higher on a bunch of good economic data and swooning on no news. the shift to the down side reflects uneasiness. people feel like we're due, this has been a long rally. the s&p 500 over 200-day moving average looks like forever, and today's gyration, no session up or down greater than 1%. for the dow 17,000 prove to be be a huge obstacle, maybe stocks need to pull back, recharge themselves and take another run at the threshold. i think above, that we get a gusher into the market. matt, cracks in the armor, what does this mean for the bull market? >> doesn't mean much. we talk about volume a lot and volatility, when you're in a bull market and very light volume on sell-offs and going sideways, it means the buyers are simply taking a breather. charles: where are the buyers? the buyers buying so long, seems like they are tapped out. >> when we see the market go up, we don't see the buyers other. today was geopolitical, it's st

>> it's one of the nuggets of the election. the fight for the second spot in november among it seems to be two republicans. t tim donnelly, very conservative republican, and neel kashkari, a moderate conservative. fairly liberal on social issues. the republican party in the state has been withering, we know that, and donnelly is -- i should say his allegiance is from that sector. kashkari is trying to get out the middle, the moderates and the independents. we'll see if he has enough reach to get there. good he does, he's going to be closer to the middle and more of a problem for jerry brown. >> faces a huge financial disadvantage, but yeah, he could definitely create some attention there. thank you very much. good to have you on. >>> still ahead on today in the bay, the online scavenger hunt for cash, headed south after it started in the bay area. we'll show you where, hint hint, coming up. >>> and while we're seeing sunshine in the south bay, still looking at faush fog in san francisco and across the inner bay. we'll break dow

the main nugget of wisdom he took away, let's just call it cell phone etiquette. >> i would not pull out my cell phone and talk in front of miss chisham, no, not at all. have to wait a bit longer to make that phone call. >>> coming up, a man gets booted from a british pub and returns with a vengeance and a chain saw. when "caught on camera: blindsided" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this opportunity cools off. ♪ what does an apron have to do with car insurance? an apron is hard work. an apron is pride in what you do. an apron is not quitting until you've made something a little better. what does an apron have to do with car insurance? for us, everything. >>> a chainsaw wielding man is on a rampage, attacking everything and everyone that gets too close. >> basically there was nowhere to go. you can clearly tell that everyone is really, really shocked and can't believe what's happening. >> this n

christian, let's begin with you, two nuggets out of this criminal warrant. number one, this breakfast stop that this man took before going to work with little cooper in the back seat. what do we know about that? >> we don't know if he went inside with the child or if he knew that cooper was there. it was close to the daycare where he would have dropped him off normally. but that's a key question. is what, you know -- >> whether the kid was snoozing in the back seat, rolled through the drive threw and had to go less than a mile away to work. the second thing, during lunch said accused did access the same vehicle to place an object into the vehicle, said accused then closed the door and left the store reentering his place of business. >> we don't know if he saw the child but you would think after several hours locked inside there would be, you know, a smell that would tip you off there was something wrong. >> how hot was it that day? >> 92 degrees. >> 92 degrees. nancy greasy, before we talk about the downgraded charge, what's your -- what are your thoughts? >