payne? >> to echo the other panelists, i concur that we are moving in the right direction. i'm heartened by many of the open data initiatives and open data standards. the white house cto has done a fantastic job pushing new standards to make computer comprehensible formats the norm. one good example i'll offer of this is nonprofit data. today nonprofit data's publicly available, but as a scanned piece of paper that a computer cannot read very well. and it takes hundreds of thousands of man hours to rewrite the data base that exists with information that is supposed to be public data. and so in the new budget proposal is the ability for that to be electronic information and, thus, much, much easier for technological organizations to leverage that data. there are 1.4 million nonprofit organizations in america today, and having the ability to engage them in a disaster or an emergency would have a lot of benefit to those on the ground, and that open data could go a long way towards that engageme

all right, charles payne, what do you think? >> well, i think it will. listen, trust the cornerstone of everything. trust the cornerstone of any kind of success, business, family, marriage, government. you've got to believe in the government. young people particularly believed in this president. you know, inadequate answer to nsa, irs, benghazi. now you use these organizations as political tools, it's amazing. i think there's a lot of optimism on wall street and other places that maybe this will put the cabosh on some of these anti-business things the president is pushing through. >> what do you think? >> i'm an old fuddy duddy. >> no, you're not. i'an old fuddy duddy. you're like the anti-fuddy duddy. >> yeah, you are. in terms of like -- i have no expectation of privacy. but we have an entire generation of people who are growing up using cial media. and i think that they are utterly shocked by this national security agency collection of phone records in a way that older generations are not. i think that if you have people reting that way to greater

payne?>> to echo the other panelists, i concur we are moving in the right direction. i'm heartened by many of the open data initiatives and open data standards. the white house cpo has done a fantastic job pushing new standards and making computer comprehensible format the norm. one good example is nonprofit data. today nonprofit data is publicly available, but as a scanned's of paper the computer cannot read very well, and it takes hundreds of thousands of man hours to rewrite the addiction rewrite the database and the put proposal is for that to be electronic information and thus much, much easier for technology organizations to leverage that data. 1.4 million nonprofit organizations in america today, and having the ability to engage them in a disaster on an emergency would have a lot of benefit to those on the ground and open data could go a long way towards that engagement. >> thank you. mr. cardenas? >> i'll give you one example of the collaboration and how we're going to be able to hel

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coming in charles payne. the stock market rally, you have to agree.w many have you read? amazing. wd-40, amazing. i am up until midnight reading these things. the underlying fundamentals, the part that i am so sad about is we keep -- what is the next nine months? stuart: i am saying, get out there and fill up your gas tank now. up almost two cents overnight. ten-$0.20 a gallon of in the next few days. charles: i am trying to find out where i can put this gas. [ laughter ] stuart: the fire department they have something to say about that. stuart: nicole, come on in. i want the three big winners. nicole: caterpillar, hewlett-packard, disney. we are looking at the record highs. stuart: past the all time closing high. we never closed at this particular level. nicole: that is correct. 15,542. stuart: okay. only 20 points away from that. thank you very much, indeed. you have a rally in stocks. you have a rally in gold. gas prices are about to spike. freddie mac tells everyone what did 30 rate next year mortgage rate is. 4.51%. charles: it was a lot of fun.

payne and distinguished panelists. i wanted to follow through on the train of thought here because what we saw with the sandy event was a unique con confluence of conditioning. as a new yorker, what concerns me is the way the mobile phone degrades rapidly in those environments. you couple that with a water event so that, perhaps, mr. payne's idea of using a car battery becomes a nonstarter, and then the going down of the grid. now, you know, we have no way of communicating, and so i'd be interested in sort of getting a sense of other ways that we can, perhaps, taps into the technology world beyond the affected environment to bring relief as rapidly as possible to those environments. has there been any discussion about satellite technology, and how that, in some way, can be of assistance, and then finally, just a description of your partnership with new york responses and agencies around such an event such as sandy. now, i spoke about a natural disaster, but in the event of a terrorist attack, which we've experienced in

payne, huh? >> that's true. >> and the "t" stands for "tear that ass up." >> curtis! >> you ain't used your power. doors would've opened for you. doors would've opened. >> that's exactly what i tried to do, curtis, and they almost threw me through one of the doors. >> all i'm saying is, you don't need c.j. for nothing. hey, c.j. >> hey, i brought some more blankets. >> thank you, baby. >> i need to test these. >> don't knock me over. >> i need to test it, please. >> no. uncle curtis, i have -- >> give me that. >> c.j., did you bring the fire inspector, too? >> he's not here yet? >> no. >> oh, i can't believe he's late. >> well, i tell you, it sure is hard to find good help these days. >> i'm on my way back over to the office, so i can send him right over. >> okay. >> aunt ella... >> yeah? >> now you got to make sure that everything is in order before he gets here, okay? >> well, c.j., we're good. we really are. i'm just a little worried about the fire alarm, though. >> want me to check it for you? >> no. already fixed it. >> you did? >> don't know if i like that tone.

connell: we will talk to charles payne and a moment. let's go back to the call.e: some are good and some are negative. let's talk about what we got from netflix. they added subscribers. that sounds good; right? it was under what the estimates were for the company. they raised their targets. web bush has an $80 target and underperformed. basically, this particular firm said $80 they do not like it at all. they reiterate their underweight pretty amazing. back to you. connell: all right. thank you very much. dagen: take it away, charles. connell: that is too big things making you money. we have talked about source fire. hold on for this, we will have the next source fire in a moment. charles: i think it is a really good deal. everyone on the street kind of knew it would happen. it has been all over the place. the deal was out there. i did a real big. two peer comparison. it is a bigger company. their revenue grew. margins are just about the same. source fire had 86. these guys had 170. on valuation, that is where you release all the difference. much higher p/e ratio

this is curtis payne. yeah. i called, but guess what.alled the wrong company, yeah, and so we not gonna need you. so thank you. i know you got other calls to make, so go ahead on. you good. okay. bye-bye. >> you think they on to us, man? >> curtis! >> that security guy sounds just like ella. >> go get that thing off the roof. >> curtis, open this door. >> oh, okay, baby. i'm fixing the lock. something -- something wrong with it. >> well, you just had the door open. >> something -- ha ha! i'm telling you, when it closed, it just -- i don't know what's wrong with this thing. >> curtis, what is going on in here? >> oh, man. so how was your day? everything good? >> what is really going on, curtis? >> baby, you know that security system that floyd sold you? it turns out, it's hotter than c.j.'s chili. ha ha ha! >> curtis, that security system is illegal? >> uh, apparently so. you could say that. i guess you could say it like that, but i'm getting him to take it down. i told him, "take it down right now." >> curtis, i just spoke with calvin. t

charles: charles payne. compete in a fox business summertime showdown but you want him, you totally went in. tomorrow we have got another edition of the show down. you have been watching it, eight stock pickers going head to head in a month-long competition, tomorrow's players are eager to battle it out. scott martin is putting food on the line. won't believe what david trainer is willing to do if he loses. take a listen. >> i am scott martin of united advisers. i will bet david trainer 1 -- no, 2 deep dish chicago style pizzas with any topping he wants, stock picks will outperform his. in fact i might even deliver them myself to ensure they get there safely. see you friday. this is david trainer, ceo of new constructs and i am so confident the diligence my firm does in the footnotes gives us the best date and best models in the company's we cover that i am willing to sink i am a loser baby at the bluebird cafe in nashville if my kicks do not beat scott's. cheryl: david better deliver on that because i will

charles payne. cheryl: 8:00 p.m. eastern.and help you shared your fears and prepare for a more prosperous future. don't miss this, make your market with a fantastic charles payne. cheryl: i like the title, but one. getting a lot of bonds, investors are moving to cash, not stocks. that is absolutely the wrong move. dennis: and the horrific for increase since the last night, 78 people killed. what went wrong? coming up in your fox news minute. read a look at the world currencies and how they fare against the u.s. dollar. we will be right back. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband toeb hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ >> 23 minutes past the hour your fox news minute. spani

we're making money with charles payne.o to streams proving once again it pays to listen to charles payne. lori: what is our next move with soda? charles: we have to write it out. first of all there is a lot of different narratives here. this is a major short play. the shorts have been on this thing. i don't like them. i like the idea of shorting and what does for the market but there is no counter to shorts anymore. they can pound these companies to death and get on tv and pound these companies to death and ultimately they win and a lot of people lose opportunity, jobs, all that stuff so i'm happy soda reported a record number. cash flow up 48%. soda makers units up. when i went home last night i had iced tea flavor with the carbonate. really good stuff. guidance, revenue will be up 30% year-over-year. net up 33 instead of 20. everything you want technically you love charts bouncing off the bottom of the channel right now. if you like traditional valuation metrics, 0.8 peg ratio. that is not bad. the biggest number, 46%. t

we want to thank charles payne as well. to take a quick break because we will be going on for another hour of "markets now." dennis: you cannot get rid of us. junius to dissect the testimony on the hill. cheryl: we will introduce you to the business legend that led to a billion dollars in sales. the shares hit small business tips with you and more on small business. dennis: the disappearing movie and white is happening in a theater near you. the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly any airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. beard growing contest and go! ♪ win! what's in your wallet? win! i've been doing a few things for playing this and trading.ove-- tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and the better i am at them, the more i enjoy them. tdd#: 1-80

payne, yeah, i'm in the right movie now. >> mr. payne. dog gone it. you have the lessons won. >> oklahoma. >> a plane. >> bill, you've slept at the lincoln memorial on many cold nights with hobo carl. is corporate tyranny the reason why people vandalize it? >> no, that was my vomit. it was a rough night. not really aiming when you have as much stuff as mohan puts in one. >> i thought the incredible hulk was -- >> she mumbles it so we don't have to bleep it. >> jim carrey is canadian. he's canadian. enough said. gun control, vaccine, sugar, he can take it all and shove it back in the maple syrup coated p hole. i said it because someone has it. >> i can't believe it. >> all right. that was poetic. if you have a comment on the show, e-mail us. if you have a video of your animal doing something, go to fox news red ooe. >> tonight's post game report is by cadancing. thanks, dancing. geico's defensive driver,ke 13. good student and multi-policy discounts could save you hundreds of dollus. engineer: uh geico's discounts could save you hundreds of "doll-ars."

what tom payne said was, we're the ultimate aims of government, freedom, and security. in finding that proper balance. >> i mean i can't resist a follow-up because it is such an important question. these questions what would the founders thought about drones, obviously have a counter hypothetical. >> yeah. >> feature. there was that great moment in the supreme court oral argument about videogames where justice scalia was asking all questions about the original understanding of the framing. justice alito impatiently, said, what justice scalia said what the framers would have thought about videogames? justice scalia said, no, i want to know what the framers thought about free speech. nevertheless i get a sense from your book not all framers would have agreed. you suggested patrick henry, the rand paul of his day, would have filibustered against drones but with dickinson or john rutledge supported them? >> you know, as jeff and i were talking, my next book has a working title as the founding fathers are spinning in their graves. which is a kind of reflection on the relatio

charles payne will be here for what they mean for the economy. >>anna: don't mess with texas., ties him up and then leaves him for police. ♪ when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recommend verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. >> new jobs data out hours from now. a couple of weeks after the market suffered their worst two-day selloff of the year. here with the talk of the fed, interest rates and stimulus, how crucial is this report? what does it mean for your bottom line? >>clayton: keeping a close eye on wall street and your wallet -- watching my wallet -- charles payne is here. speaking of wallets, a lot of people spend a lot more money on gas before the 4th of july holiday and now egypt. how is that affecting our gas prices? >> gas prices have actually come down. we had 20 days in a row where they came out. oil shot through the roof because of instability and a lot of oil goes through the suez canal. gas prices are probably going to start to inch higher. people should come to realize that. we've got a lot ga

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charles payne, thank you very much.rise in egypt with prosecutors and ordering the arrest of the muslim brotherhood. details coming up in your fox business minute. and wall. oil prices are up, part of it is middle east tensions but also lower inventories coming out today. phil flynn in the pits of the cme will give some ideas what is happening and also why do those estimates go off? i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ >> 20 minutes past the hour your fox news mid. egyptian prosecutors are ordering the arrest of mohammed james gandolfini -- badie accusing him of inciting violence. the foreign minister says after president mo

now it is time to let you make some money, hopefully, with charles payne. some stocks that he previously liked. charles: i still like them. a play on mexico's middle class economy. stuart: you would sell it? charles: i would hold onto them. it just had a big breakup. a major breakout today. you can see that stock is almost at 34. these have been huge winners. you have big games all of them. stuart: this is a victory lap. >> yes. to i want you to take a look at this home. it is a fixer upper. it needs a lot of work. our next guest bought it, put a lot of money into it and turned it into this. he was able to flip it, sell it and make it profit. you buy the worst house in the best neighborhood and turn it into the past house in the best neighborhood. that is your style. >> that is what we try to do. that is essentially what we try to do. stuart: we just showed our viewers the before and after on a home. tell us what you bought that place for, what you sold it for and how much money you needed to put into it to make a profit. >> it was in studio city, californi

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charles payne doesn't like the ending of this book. >> it's crazy. when i heard the news that -- first of all library yaps are stepping up. when you start to dwindle the numbers but the idea they're going to bro moat obamacare scares me. i went to the web site of the american library association. >> neil: you didn't have to go to a library, which could explain the cop none drum for librarians. >> had a big neating and they said, last year alone, 28 mental people went to the library get information on healthcare vevay ya the computer. people went to use google information but they're talking about actually promoting the healthcare plan. there's something really wrong about that. for them to put this stamp on this thing, it's okay. for instance they say texas, conservative states. the local dallas library, when you turn on the computer, you'll instantly see where you can get more information about the healthcare law. i'm not sure they should be promoting the healthcare law. >> maybe some basic books on math might come in money in, money out. but it doe

charles payne, some very strong thoughts. he will be along on that.efore we get to bob schiller, let's go to the impact of his report today. nicole petallides starts us off at the new york stock exchange. nicole: good morning. we got those home prices in. the markets have been holding some of the aeros. it accounts for about one tenth of 1%. the tech heavy nasdaq the best of the bunch. we certainly have gotten in a lot of earnings this week. we continue to watch what comes from the fed. the home price numbers, that increased by the most since 2008. that is good news if you are selling a home. also getting some confidence numbers that are still above the 80 mark. that is good as well. back to you. dagen: thank you, nicole. a 12.2% increase in home prices from the previous year. that is in the 20 major cities tracked by the index. the biggest annual gain since march 2006. we care about bob schiller. bob, good to see you. can this kind of trend continue, particularly with records in dallas and denver right now? >> i would not make too much of the dallas,

i'm charles payne. to our panel, look at that. charles, your book circle of friends in stores everywhere, go out and buy it now. tell you what, we're going gary? >> my president knows inequality knows since he has been president. household income is down 57%. inequality is he believes to fix it to get people wealthy is to take from the wealthy and give it to others. it doesn't work. you need to incentivise people and instead of putting down the wealthy, how about showing them how they got there. >> it feels like a condemnation of captain limb. people that work hard. person that works hard doesn't owe you anything? >> if you look into the speech, here is the central message that the rich are to blame for busy to have fewer customers, they are to blame for the housing bubble and rich to blame undermining the fabric of this nation. to gary k.'s point this is his message of taking from the rich and redistributing it. he has four and a half years the economy is growing slower than the average over that four and a half years and median

all right, charles payne, what do you think?

cheryl: charles payne, thank you so much, teddy, thanks, guys.fickle markets, shying from stocks and bonds and gold, even real estate in favor of cold hard cash. now, this according to a new study from bankrate.com, and here with the details from bank rate is greg mcbride. thank you for joining us. we have a chart to show, cash is king, with extraordinary results. you did random subject surveys for the entire population? >> random, conducted by an outside research firm on behalf the bank rate, a poll done every month gauging financial security, and when we asked the question, for money you don't need for ten years, what do you think is the best way to invest it? dennis: they say? >> the top choice was cash. we define that as savings accounts and cds. more than one in four americans said that's their pick for money they don't need for ten years. dennis: when i have money i don't have to touch for ten years, i should put it in higher risk, higher reward categories; right? >> absolutely. this result, dennis, screams of the risk aversion the individu

. ♪ lori: charles payne has entered the studio to help all of us make some money.es: i was thinking about stuart varney. he was on a tractor with flip-flops. tractor supply. they sell everything but tractors. when i say everything, i mean everything. you want some camel overalls, hunting, everything you need. the last time they reported, sales were up 14%. a year ago 3.2%. i think the stock can probably continue to go. adam: who is buying most of their stuff? charles: real life farmers. in the new york state area, i found three stores. here is something they did say about their customers. i thought it was interesting for all people to think about this. they said that their customers are home, land, pet and animal owners with above average income and below average cost of living. think about that. i was going to do the greenacre thing with you guys. you are both like citydwellers. lori: i actually live in greenacres. that is the name of my neighborhood. charles: you know the song? it still has room to the upside. lori: okay. we will follow that one. nicole petallide

"the curtis payne i know is gonna make things right. know how, but i know he is, because he's an honest man." >> so you mean i was here all night for nothing? >> staying here all night, putting together toys for needy children, baby, that is something. >> it did make me feel good. >> thank you, baby. and you can get this to the courthouse and still make the luncheon. >> now, that's a good idea. done deal. mwah. thank you, baby. >> thank you, curtis. >> oh, hey. you know what i'm gonna do? after i take this certificate in, i'm gonna take that $250 that i saved from not paying that fine, and i'm gonna buy a bunch of toys. unh! >> curtis. >> and i'm gonna donate one. >> curtis. >> that's it. >> curtis-- >> no. no, baby. i'm not doing this for glory. i'm doing it because it's in my heart. and somewhere in this world, there's a lucky kid. one, somewhere. >> curtis. >> [chuckles] god is good, baby. >> yes, he is. all the time. and all the time... and all the time... god is good, baby. >> that's what i just said. come back, baby. come back. >>

i'm charles payne in for neal cavuto and all eyes on the d.c. mayor who can kill the massive minimum wage hike onig box retailers, six others joining them to fight it as activists look to take this fight nationwide, but will that just have jobs taking a dive? to our guests, gary .? >> let's hope this d.c. mayor gets it right and vetoes this stupidity. look, walmart, one of the great business models ever, a cash-generating machine, creates jobs left and right, couldn't butts to communities and anchor for other businesses. no, let's dictate to them what they should pay people so all of a sudden they can't hire as many. is is a bad thing and would set a bad precedent if it gets rough to the rest of the country. >> speaking of a precedent, ben, listen, we do have minimum wage across the country. if all of a sudden it was $12.50, would that help the job market or hurt the job market? >> it would hurt it plenty. there are an awful lot of businesses that operate on a slender marg and to increase their wages by 50% would be quite a hit to them, but i'm

neil: well put, charles payne. when we come back, the health care law is in serious trouble.u know, all of its key foundations for funding being frittered away. do you think they're out of options? we'll take a look at your wallet. they'remy looking at it too. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as uneected signs of puberty in children or changes in bo hr or increased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and meditions. serious side effects could include increased risk of prostate cancer; worsening prostate symptoms; decreased sperm count; ankle, feet or body swelling; enlarg or painful breasts; problems breathing while sleeping; and blood clots in the legs. common side effects include skin redness or irritation where applied, increased red blood cell count, headach

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i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. charles gas perino with his no shirt or tie, because clarlly's new book "circle of friends" in stores, online, everywhere. >> want to see the gold chains, too? >> we'll start with gary so everybody will have a chance on the show. >> look, my president knows inequaty because he's been president houlshd median income is down about 5%. the problem with this ineqlity is that he believes t fix it, to get people wealthy, is to ke from the wealthy and give ito others. and it just dsn't work. you need to incentivize people to get to work, work harder, and instead of putting down the successful and the wealthy, how about putting them on a pedestal and showing people how they got there? he's just doing theopposite. >> dagen, it feels like a condemnation really of capitalism in a certain way. i mean, people who work hard, succeed, if you don't necessarily work hard, you fall behind. and the person who worked hard doesn't owe you anything. >> if you look into the speech, here's the essential mess

so says charles payne and the stock -- stuart: at least ten. stuart: what is the date today?orters in the world is taking notes too. stuart: he is sitting right here. hold on, check out this number, big number. the total is $782,000. that is how much 18 new jersey lawmakers get every year in retirement checks and that is in addition to their salaries as lawmakers. one of the biggest double dippers on the legislature at best is state senator frederick madden jr.. mark is with the new jersey watch dog. why did we single out that one particular legislator. >> he is getting a quarter million dollars a year essentially. we are looking at somebody who gets $85,000 a year as a retired state police employee, also gets $49,000 a year from state legislature and works as the dean of law and justice that a public college at gloucester county college and $111 from that. he is hardly retired. stuart: if you work for the government of new jersey, state government you can retire at what, 50, 55? >> if you are in police you can retire as early as age 45. stuart: and then stand for election of

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i'm charles payne in for neal cavuto and all eyes on the d.c. mayor who can kill the massive minimum wage hike onig box retailers, six others joining them to fight it as activists look to take this fight nationwide, but will that just have jobs taking a dive? to our guests, gary .? >> let's hope this d.c. mayor gets it right and vetoes this stupidity. look, walmart, one of the great business models

appreciate it. ♪ dennis: it is time to make money with charles payne.st. charles: i have to tell you, she is probably very rich now. they do 720 categories. the membership has been amazing. now it is almost that 2 billion. probably at 2 billion, as we speak. here is the good news for them. their marketing cost per member went down to $72 from $82. they are starting to manage their costs. the bottom line will really swell. the valuation is extraordinarily inexpensive for this kind of growth rate right now. the market itself is not crashing. otherwise, i think your next move is a retest of 28. cheryl: do you track a stock like angie's list and put it up against home sales? charles: no. more of a specific niche. what they do is they craft other new services to offer. i think, yelp, open table and angie's list. cheryl: twinkies after the show? dennis: yes. i have a two-hour block coming up. [ laughter ] cheryl: fox business summertime showdown. round one. we will maybe make you a little bit of money. dennis: twinkies back on store shelves. jeff flock has th

charles payne says yes. he will be joining us on set.k at the energy sec there. we will be right back. ♪ cheryl: unemployment still at 7.6%. 195,000 jobs added. the dow is up 85 points. hewlett-packard leading the way. really quick come up i do want to show you something. we do have a decent day today. this is where, you see the volatile days. do not worry about it. let's bring in nicole petallides. nicole: i have a couple of names. two names that are on the move today. let's start off with charles swab. up about 3%. 3.1% at the moment. you do have a buy rating from the street. they see strength in the company in multiple areas. as a result, that is a one-year chart there, i have a year to date number for you, up 54% year to date. we have seen ford really bringing in those numbers, doing well with the small cars. the trucks, for example, really outpaced numbers. that stock hitting a 52 week high. the all-american truck and car maker doing really well. back to you..3 cheryl: thank you. ♪ dennis: time to make money with charles payne. talk

i am charles payne in for neil cavuto. $18 billion budget hole forced to declare bankruptcy trying to get creditors to take a fraction to walk away also helps you deal with the peion problems but it is trying to get every penny it can in refusing to back down in the big reason meniscus sa

ed payne has the story. but we do believe that if our ticket but then this tragic incident. it's the other of it some are to be a lengthy story. she was on a boat with her fiancee brian von. a childhood friend she would marry into weeks. >>: they met with their 10 years old. they use a good church together and they've been friends the whole time and they fell in love about three and a half hours ago. >>: bonn and three others on the boat during the crash were taken to the hospital with head injuries. police have now arrested one of those people. they believe he was driving the boat while intoxicated. he's been charged with one count of vehicular manslaughter and three counts of vehicular assault. and more charges are possible. as a time for joy becomes a time for mourning, linz family says they are consoled by the fact his death was quick and likely painless. >>: we are confident that he did not suffer. that is most important to us that he did not suffer. >>: i'm in pain at reporting. -0-ed payne. >>mark:developing news-- officials will go before a thing judge this morning o

charles payne will join him. let's see if they can accomplish that.s and so does the market rally. ♪ ♪ dennis: i'm dennis kneale, and we have a rally, baby as we start this july 4th independence week with a bang. we have a fire cracker bull-bear debate. oil prices rise with protests rocking egypt, potentially bad news for drivers, but how to make money from it. russian president putin turning on snowden saying the guy needs to find another country to go to. we got top of the hour stocks now every 15 # minutes, nicole at the floor of the new york stock exchange, an i like green days better than red days, nicole. >> that's right. if you're a bull, 401(k)s and irsa, you want this action. a big day; right? dow jones up 160 points, not too far off from the highs of the day. the nasdaq up a full 1.5% at this time. the dollar's pulling back a bit, and commodities are looking good. financials have been leading the way as well as tech. that's good news overall for the market. i definitely have an important story today pertaining to news corp. and 21st century