a push by piper jahvid ray might be able to use the epilepsy drug formulation to ultimately treat migraines and some form of autism. u.s. drug companies can't compete, because in this country owning mass quantities of marijuana is a felony. but gw is based in britain, and the fda is working with them, according to piper, to get this drugs into the hands of the desperately needed. british business, gw pharma cooks a takeover target of an american company looking to take advantage of the uk's lower tax rate. >>> here's the bottom line. the last day of the second quarter was a microcosm of 2014, lots of ways to win. somehow despite the odds, i think the third quarter may not be all that much different. let's go to tim in new york. >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah, how is it going? >> not bad. how about you? >> caller: very well. irdm. >> no, man, no, that's no-go. we looked at that a long time ago, and liked it too much, and subsequent herb greenberg has does some great work for the reality check newsletter. i'm not touching that. that's for some other guy. paul in michigan. >>> >> caller: a big p

one of the interesting things about this latest survey from piper jahvid ray seems to point out to meience of shopping, that is, going and having a meal, you know, walking the mall or wherever you happen to be and buying things, the total shopping experience is becoming more and more important. is that the way you view it? >> yeah, definitely. if i'm going into a store, i want to have a great experience, and being in stores that the experience isn't so great, that definitely influences where i'm going to shop. >> stef, it was interesting, 21%, the teen budget on food. that's the same as clothing. >> yeah, for the first time in 13 years in our study, we found that experiences and eating out is certainly one of those, is trumping product. we think that teens are most certainly signaling they're enjoying spenting time out as well as buying product. >> when you go buy, where do you shop? >> j. crew, lily pulitzer and free people. those are my three favorite stores. >> what stores would you avoid -- or i shouldn't say avoid, but don't have the right product mix for you? >> i'm that interes