phil s he in there? >> honestly i don't know who else is in the category.jimmy: you're taking it very seriously. you are going to win. i mean, maybe dr. oz might have a shot at winning, but you're anderson cooper. it's like when you go the to emmys and movie star nominated for a it have award, they give it to the tv star. >> it's rare to get nominated your first year. >> jimmy: you better plan a speech, maybe work up the placenta story. when we came up with the concept of would you eat your placenta, i was so proud of my staff. [laughs]. >> jimmy: just think of something before you get there is all i'm saying. i want to show this, not too many people baby's photos hanging in the museum here in las vegas. this is photograph taken by diane of you. diane ar biswas known for really disturbing photographs. critics, photography critics roman death mask. >> jimmy: it looks like our warmup guy, don. [ cheers and applause ]. >> let's get a quick shot of don. [ cheers and applause ]. >> that's crazy. wow! >> jimmy: when did your hair go white? how old were you when t

phil? >> the model s, that starts this weekend, so that's the real question, how will it go over. >> let'sf they can live up to the expectations at the market. >> i know we have to go but i want to point out there's the stock and there's the company, they go in different directions at times, keep an eye on that. >> that was what i was trying to get at. thank you, phil. thank you, herb, as well. herb is going to give us an update coming up on navistar plus looking to make some extra cash this summer? how about dividends. we'll tell you why these stocks are so sizzling hot at this time of the year. >>> and built to rent, new homes are being built for temporary tenants, but are we just building a new housing bubble? we'll dig into that when "street signs" comes back. to use legalzoom for important legal documents. so start your business, protect your family, launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. looking for a better place to put your cash? here's one you may not have thought of -- fidelity. now you don't have to go to a bank to get the things you want from a bank,

phil mendelson as chairman of the d.c. council. mendelson says he wants to stablize the council instead of making big moves right away. fox 5's matt ackland with more. >> reporter: no time forrest for phil mendelson. today he juggles three jobs, as chairman, councilmen and dad. he picks up his daughter from school today. >> it was the last day! >> reporter: inside the wilson building there were slight changes taking place, new nameplates installed including outside the chairman's official office, but mendelson says he'll leave the office unoccupied for now and say if at his old at large desk. at-- and stay at his old at large desk. >> i'm trying to send a message i'm not just moving into the office upstairs and settling in. there's some expense in that to the government which means expense to the people. so i'm trying to strike the right balance. >> good morning, office of chairman phil mendelson. >> reporter: mendelson says i doesn't plan to make any big -- he doesn't plan to make any big moves on the council right away. he won't resign committee areaships. he wants to find enough time in the day to -- chairships. he wants t

. >>> tesla's new "s" car hits streets today and soon you'll be able to say "look at that s car go, phils the most highly anticipated new car to launch mainly because not only what it says for the electric car industry but tesla. look at the model s, a lot of people are focusing on the price point, between $57,000 and $77,000 and the range and how many miles per gallon the equivalent this vehicle can get. it can go up to 265 miles fully charged but the more important thing, this vehicle as it goes through the manufacturing process, the first delivery starts today slightly ahead of schedule, said they'd do it by july. they have 10,000 ordered. 10,000 or 5,000 test drives, will start with existing customers this weekend but the more important story, the one that wall street is focusing on is what happens with tesla's manufacturing from here? they've already said they plan to deliver 5,000 model ss this year. i talked a few minutes ago with the chief designer at tesla and he says with he we're not only meeting the 5,000, theyre optimistic they can meet 20,000 by next year, that optimism is

shocking that the glass-steagall that works so well for so many years was byealed in the late 1990's phil gramm. i want to know when you think is trigger or why he would want that taken off the books. i will take your answer offline. guest: thank you for the good question. my sense is there is no going back to the era of glass- steagall. glass-steagall was passed in the great depression in the 1930's that broke apart commercial banks, the plain vanilla lending from investment banks are folks on wall street that issue stocks and bonds and trade and do a lot of proprietary trading. i don't think there's any going back. we're now in a global financial system. our financial institutions are competing with large institutions all over the planet. canadian banks, for example. they are very large and are entering into our market place. the chinese banks are large lenders here. i do not think if they were downsize would be able to compete. there would probably be acquired by the large institutions and we will lose control. and in at the end of the day if we cut our banks down to bite size, it does

s new council chairman. we talked to philon on his first day in the post about his future plans. >> and a florida teacher arrested after she her students in a demonic cleansing ritual that left some of them cut and burned on the news edge at 11:00. >>> roughly 48,000 u.s. servicemen and women have been wounded in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. that's 48,000 tonight just outside baltimore hundreds of lacrosse players and their friends and family are in the midst of a 24 hour fundraiser for the wounded warrior project. fox 5's bob barnard takes us there. >> reporter: it's one long never ending game, 24 hours of lacrosse here at boys latin in townsend. >> all in an effort to raise money for great cause. >> reporter: they're calling it shootout for soldiers, 1,000 players expected to compete, division 1 college standouts and some who have never played before, kids from 6 years old to 65. do they take it easy on you? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: oh. tyler steinhart boys latin class of 2012 had the idea for this fundraiser. >> that w

phil lebeau, thank you very much. >> okay. >> all right. >>> the s&p is up despite greece and spain and everything else. where will it end the year? up next, the strategist with the highest year end target for the s&p 500, why he sees a 20% pop by the end of the year. it's gone from bad to worse for nok nokia. big may layoffs. is this stock going to zero? we're going to ask an analyst. a lot more to do. stick around. [ creaking ] [ male announcer ] trophies and awards lift you up. but they can also hold you back. unless you ask, what's next? [ zapping ] [ clang ] this is the next level of performance. the next level of innovation. the next rx. the all-new f sport. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> s&p 500 currently sitting around 1325. actually, to be exact, 1325. a wall streeter says the index will jump to 1600 by year's en. that's another 20% pop from here. how do we get there? bring in the man that made that bold call. barry, i'm going to throw it at you. how do we get to 1600? >> well, it is not really a reach. 14.5 times forward and trailing earning by year end. i know the qua

s are having trouble bringing a wild fire in colorado under control. join us for these stories and all today's breaking news at 4:00 after dr. phil. >> please stay with us, your five day forecast is coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's a very warm humid news. once you get by the water, annapolis, rock hall, the low 80s. i assume somebody in bel air left their door open and it cooled the air. watch for showers around thunderstorms over night which will linger through tomorrow. there's those beautiful seasons for thursday, friday and saturday, 77, 78 and 80. >> looking good. >>> don'ted don't -- don't miss the cbs prime time line up. at 10:00 it's hawaii five-0 then wjz neez at 11:00. >>> you -- witness news at 11:00. >>> check out topanga. her family says they became suspicious after left overs went missing. they society up -- they set up these cameras and caught her in the act. >> don and i still think this is staged. the house is too well kept for a random plate of food. >> there's three separate angles on this. it looks like a tv show, not surveillance. >> look at that surveillance. >> i don't know . >> i know, my counters are

. >>> brand new information out on the quality of the new car s of the lines and good news for manufacturers and consumers. philebeau is live in chicago with the details. >> we have never seen the quality of vehicles sold in the u.s. at a better level. this really shows what we are talking about. j.d. power tracks the problems. problems down 5% year over year. the bad news, let's get to that first. the biggest problem remains in-car entertainment, communication systems. report shows that has spiked about 45% in the last 6 years, up 8% in the last year. the good news, however, reporting new cars have fewer mechanical problems and japanese models in particular in the latest report ranked highest in 11 of 21 segments. what are the top five brands, lexus, jaguar and porsche tying for second, cadillac and honda. go to cnbc.com to check out the full list. shares of tesla up today and have been on a move the last month. latest move, goldman sachs says that near term price target of $50 for shares of tsla why the stock up more than 5% today. that's delivered for the first time on friday. back to you. >> thanks, phil. a

s city hall but not big changes. >> up next, how new council interim chairman phil mendelsohn says he wants to stabilize the councilus, we'll have weather and traffic again. stay with us.  >>> a live look outside at the washington monument. we are hoping for a good- looking weekend especially for all you dads out there so can you celebrate. dads in your life outdoors, right? >> absolutely. lots of outside activities people are planning. >> they should be able to, right? >> i think they should be able to. we'll see what mother nature is whipping up. let's have a look at our maps. a for you clouds outside this morning. not very much. it is mostly sunny skies for the day so you won't see very much. just some high thin clouds. we'll see the clouds increasing a little bit later on this evening. a ridge of high pressure in control. really nothing much to talk about in terms of cloud coverage or even precipitation. we don't have any of that happening. current temperature is 65 degrees at reagan national airport. that humidity continues to climb. last hour, it was 81%. it is now 84%. so it is going to dim

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phil lebeau is in chicago with more. >> a lot of optimism about the model s.alifornia. that's the old gm/toyota plant. the model s is important for a couple of reasons. people are looking at this car saying with ining will it actup to expectation? people have put down deposits. starting tomorrow through the next 45 days. when you look at the model s, the performance that is expected is impressive even though the price for the vehicle may be higher than some people expect. $57,400 all of the way up to just over $77,000. that's the price point for the model s. remember that's before the federal tax credit. mileage per gallon the equivalent is 89 and range on this vehicle 264 miles when it is fully charged. the more important question for investors, what's going to happen for tesla the company? can it get up to speed as a mass market manufacturer? they'll deliver 5,000 model ss this year and deliver 20,000 next year. when you take a look at shares of tesla, you may say the auto stocks are under pressure. what's with these guys? why is it moving higher? a slew of

s charter, the interim chairman must be from the at large members on the council. and right now it appears that council member phil mendelson has the votes. the upheaval in the d.c. council comes on the heels of two resignations. first harry thomas resigned convicted on corruption charges within recent months. then kwame brown stepped down and pleaded guilty to criminal charges last week. council member mendelson is expected to succeed brown as the interim chairman. sources say he's seen as someone who can bring stability and won't shake things up. brown is awaiting sentencing for felony bank fraud and misdemeanor campaign violation. vincent orange is also vying to take the seat but it appears to be a long shot. council mary cheh which is the interim chair explained on fox 5 news at 10:00 last night. >> he's obviously vying for the spot so he would take a position in opposition to what's being proposed. he'll have to make plain what his argument is. i think choosing mr. mendelson now as chair is actually precisely the right thing to do. >> what i believe will happen is chair pro tem mary cheh will propose a resolu

phil comes back and all at the same price. the control of my uncle until i hit detach. >> in essence, the person who is the lead trader makes the decision and collectively everyone that sim rolls up the amount of necessary shares they want to buy and he puts in one order. collectively those that are following him with the firepower behind him, why is the firepower behind him? >> e trader trades without knowing who is invested at that time even though they have to approve the connection. they don't know if three people are trading or not trading. he makes the trade. everything is prebedroomed. as soon as he puts it through, we determine who is connected. he comes back and you will see the 50 or the 200 shares. the cool thing is on stocks, you will get a partial fill and they will fill as the stock drops. in the sds, you can detach. even more than that, what is cool is that with the mobile ap that lets you do the same thing on the computer, you can get an alert. i want to know about making the trade and i can hit the trade and modify or ignore. if i hit the trade, what are my predetermined slippage factors. i never want to trade more than a nickel. all that is done on he

s viewpoint. >> we'll be back with another update. >>> good morning. welcome to view point. joining us is phil mendelssohn. sweeping vote this week. congratulations. >> thank you. >> tell us what wednesday was like in that chamber. high drama at times. >> i had hoped it would be a short meeting. i think that the public watching it was dismayed. there's a good side to it which is rather than all of this happening behind closed doors the public did get to see the council go through the debate and agony. i think it would have been nice if it was less personal. on the other hand, the council came together on the 12-1 vote. >> this all comes amid two resignations after felony convictions of two members on the council. talk a little bit about how this is affecting getting work done for the rest of the council. >> well, it's affecting it in subtle ways. there's a distraction. obviously, when the chairman resigns we're spending all our energy and time and focus on recovering from that. but then it's also a distraction or difficult because that's such heightened scrutiny and criticism of the council. that makes som