that's going to attract even more people into the porsche brand.ly have hit the sweet spot in the last couple of years in terms of identifying what people are looking for in the ultra luxury car, and coming down market without diluting the brand. >> i do want to ask you about what you tweeted out a short while ago about the 787 and changes being made to the engineering crew. >> yeah, the chief project engineer, and really the person who has been front and center in terms of taking a lot of questions and a lot of heat over the battery issues with the 787, he is being replaced, being moved out of that job into another product development job. they're going to bring in another chief project engineer. the person who was chief project engineer on the triple seven. so boeing is positioning this as we've got a lot of talented engineers, we like to move people around. but for mike, it means he no longer is front and center in terms of having to answer a lot of questions about what's been happening the dream liner. >> all right, phil. thank you very much fo

. 15% of porsche u.s.s. porsche cayenne is attracting owners who have typically been driving other luxury suvs. >> never thought i'd leave lexus, very easy to drive, but this has an element of fun. it's really hard to explain it. girlfriends want to know why do you love this car so much? it's just fun to drive. you have to drive it. it's comfortable and it's fun to drive. >> we talked with one porsche dealer on the north shore of chicago, and he says that about one out of every four cayennes they sell is going to a woman and has porsche has been expanding its marketing, attracting more women, what they have noticed is here is a brand that's no longer exclusively geared towards men. yes, men are primary buyers, but they are expanding the marketing and as a result they are seeing more women come not dealership and one way we're seeing the auto industry shift in a number of directions and this one i'm not surprised about. >> i remember that tony soprano's wife drove one of those. >>> and coming up, details of

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let's begin with the cars. >> let's begin with the new porsche 911.since they introduced the porsche. it has complete makeover. extraordinary makeover. it won car of the year was pretty prestigious award. lori: what stands out? >> performance. handling. fairly fuel fish went which surprises for high performance car. surprising low-priced a little bit over $100,000. lori: just a hair over $100,000? how does it work to buy one? give me your card take care of it this afternoon. lori: are these limited? >> is not a limited production. they produce a sufficient quantity worldwide. if you want one we could have a week or two. we have to figure out the color. i know you're very particular. lori: i'm particular. i don't know if i decide between the porsche or aston-martin. >> indeed. i guess for me, with a little bit of british history, james bond association i have a little bit of love for the aston-martin. this is the first four-door full four-seat car. lori: four-door? put a car seat in there. >> you can actually put a car sleet in there. it look as little

that guy driving that porsche is driving aggressively in front of this dash cam, and he has beef with this driver right in front of him in the toyota, and as you can see, driving aggressively to get around him, and right about now thinking super close, and made that guy in the porsche mad. he pulls up right in front of the toyota, and stops the car, and gets out of the car. runs over and starts beating the window of the toy yota. >> what a meathead. he has sandals on and starts to kick the win e ddow out. >> and because he couldn't break the window out. >> and now the driver of the toy yowe ta is thinking, heck no. >> oh. >> oh, boy. >> holy moly. this is bad. >> you think that he is going to go back to grab a weapon in the car, but he doesn't. fortunately this time around, he get bax ins back into the car a driver, we can't see what happened. >> nothing is that important on the road that you need to do this, but a look, you just damaged your own car and someone else's car over what? >>> there's nothing like shooting a family video when you are on vacation. this family video is a litt

we just showed a porsche, a mercedes and a ford fusion.s the car of choice when you have people walking into your dealers? >> well, liz, i have to say in principle industry sales are outstanding. you know, we originally forecasted mid 15 millions for this year at beginning of the year, raised a lot of eyebrows, but here at the halfway point i can say with full confidence that number will be achieved if not on the high end of the range. we really think about the market in three segments in our portfolio. we have the detroit three, and here i have to say the resurgence in pickup truck sales is phenomenal. and hoar the f150 is the perennial leader, but gm is out there with the all new silverado, and ram is truck of the year. and our pickup truck sales are up 20% across the enterprise. and these are not fashion statements anymore, these vehicles are the backbone of the work force of america. so there's a lot of confidence about the state of the economy that these trucks are going to construction sites and to energy sites where fracking is bein

if you like porsche, you have to like bmw.getting a little bit of a recovery in europe and the expectations are so low. all people want to talk about is a u.s. >> recovery and a european auto contraction. >> bond yields dropped below 2.5% today for the first time in a couple weeks. the big question is where do they go from here? steve kuhn is head of fixed income trading at pine river capital. last year his fund returned 35%, and he's right here live on set. that's great performance. the fund has returned 36% each year for the last five years. that's a lot to live up to. >> thank you, scott. that's a very kind introduction. >> you're a great voice to talk about fixed income, what's happening in the bond market. give us your read on what bernanke had to say today. we saw the ten-year yield drop below 2.5% for the firster first time in a couple weeks. but 2.47%, 2.48%, where does it go from here? >> if i knew that my job would be a lot easier. >> i don't know. your performance say you do. >> i don't always know which way markets

one of the things i like is i was watching the porsche one. with seth myers. and you take a long time describing the car that you're in. >> i do like cars. and i like to talk about them just for a couple of minutes at the beginning of the show. just because it's a weird thing to do. >> stephen: you always like to describe where you are and where you're sitting. >> yeah, i like to talk about things that we're all interested in. >> stephen: we're at 151 west 54th street right now. that converted to the daily show. when he left i took it over. we're at a solid wood table that has a leaf right here. we're in two herman miller chairs. do you want some coffee? >> look at that. is this really coffee. >> stephen: it is. would you like some? >> fox. that's the best kind of coffee. >> stephen: basic cable. we spare no expense. >> this is great. stephen: so why those three things? i know you don't want to talk about. >> why do i describe the car. stephen: why cars, coffee and comedians? >> because... because they're the things of normal living. >> stephen: comedians are

. >>> famed sports carmaker porsche is going green with the 2014 panamera se hybrid. it boasts over 75 miles per gallon. the price there? $79,000. base. >>> and take a look at the washington monument. it glows with 500 lamps while being restored from earthquake damage. half of the cost being paid for from a donation. >>> rex ryan running with the bulls and all of your sports headlines. stick around. >>> let's get the latest in sports for you right now. monday was the great day in baseball. tigers pitcher max scherzer with seven strikeouts but not enough for him to get the win. this embarrassment here does help his team. >> nubbed down the third base line. pena hoping it goes back there and it does. swisher is going to be out. oh, that is so betiful. that is terrible for nick swisher. >> what were you doing there? add this double off the wall in the tenth and detroit beats cleveland, 4-2. >>> to milwaukee, joey votto hoping for the homer. please, no. no, doesn't get it. carlos gomez leaps, catches and then thanks jesus. brewers over the reds there, 4-3. >>> in pittsbur

will chad morgan lander beat out porsche?smart phones will be in developing countries. we have a ceo of a company looking to profit from that. cheryl: tesla joined the nasdaq 100 today. we look at the road ahead. >> this is my third new york city triathlon. i love it. >> we took first place in the female relay division. go fox business. ♪ weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. ery day of the week. centurylink® your link to what's next. >> could get the road ahead for the car and the company and the stock. you drive a traditional car. dennis: to hear what a treat -- phil flynn s.a. about gas prices at the cme also adding video to the cell phones of across the third world now we have nicole petallid

were asked to expand on the extradition situation between russia and the uighurs and the officer porsche's prosecutor general responded by saying that the u.s. does not cooperate with russia on the extradition of cornell's take a listen. the united states systematically refuses to hand people over to russia for prosecution including those accused of serious offenses so we have plenty of examples of such behavior around twenty cases in the last ten years we've been denied the extradition of killers outlaws and people implicated in corruption in washington cites the lack of an extradition treaty which they themselves are not willing to conclude now one of the names on that list of russia's extradition requests that the u.s. has not acted upon is you yourself a lot of a well known name in washington he is wanted in russia for terrorism he has a lot of was the right hand of the internationally recognized chechen terrorists. a quick word minder higher for what's in one thousand nine hundred ninety five. when his gang attacked the city of boobs on office and took up to one thousand eight hundred

luckily she did not bid of $38,000 porsche her dad had been eyeing. then they have to change the passwords and added facial recognition. it is up for better or for worse, and more than 40% to the upside this year alone. judy. funny how she didn't bid on the use shower head that was on the front page. not that i liked. less than 24 hours away from the first big bank earnings are work wells fargo. what is the options market telling us about what to expect? we will explain all this to you. and the results and how they can affect your portfolios. we will teach you how look at these. shaver's director of research has been watching all of this. this is news you can use. a relief monday to explain what you're seeing in the options market as it pertains to financials. >> well, what we are really focusing name on is the spider financials the ticker x lf, which is an exchange traded fund . will we are seeing is a lot of put trading on that etf which in the options market is usually a down side bet. will we have found with the exchange traded fund is a lot of th

we can't afford it but i'm glad she didn't buy the $38,000 porsche. >> the dad says he might keep itand fix it up to give to her for graduation or perhaps 16th birthday. lucky girm. he started a kick starter page to help pay for that and added security measures on the phone good idea. >> if he starts now the car may be ready by the time she's 16. >> lots of work to do, yes. a dog trying to get into the guiness book of world records atake a look. this 3-year-old french sleep dog puts the dirty dishes in the washer. takes items out of the refrigerator and wipes his mouth on a towel after drinking water. take a look, he's writing a bike. he has to do this in 30 seconds is that norman? >> doesn't it look like someone in a cost zblum. >> it does. the owner says he's loved scooters since he was a puppy its bizarre. he cuddles as well. >> he's bright. we might have some intern in the weather service. >> here is a look at live doppler 7. low clouds near the coast and sunny skies inland. tomorrow a mixed weather picture. steamy in dallas. 95 salt lake city. showers in that area. state wide mi

i was only 20 porsche recalls my whole life was good. as much as i love my girls i always wanted to be a lawyer. >> she went back and became a lawyer and a still a practicing lawyer and grandmother. >> debora l. spar you write about being raised in -- what does that mean? >> i suspect most of my generation member commercial that ran ran in the late 1960s. it was the same time the charlie's angels hit the airwaves on television so there's a lot of charlie and both the charlie's angels and the charlie person portrayed women in this fantastical way. they were gorgeous of course and they clearly had careers. they clearly had men in their lives and one of the ads i remember for charlie perfume the woman had a child in a powerful way because the child was there but the woman was going to work. i really think charlie is a perfume ad and the tv show created a subconscious expectation and women of my era that somehow this was the kind of life we would lead, that would be the gorgeous row of our lives and we would find men easily and sexual opport

." >> surprise, surprise, if you drive a porsche you are probably satisfied with your car. again it ranks first in the most appealing brand. out of 1,000 possible points, it scored 884. audi was second with 857, and bmw is third with 854 and land rover is 853 and lexus ronald rt out at 847. it is not performance oriented but how happy drivers are with the brand. >> we have a closer look at the new device that allows user to stream online video from mobile devices to tv and debuted the gadget yesterday in san francisco and jonathan bloom attended the unveiling. a product manager said since people love their phones and tablets and listen taps you should allow them to all work with the tv and costs $35. >> and watch abc live stream is available in the bay area and as the first local station and abc is the first broadcast network to bring you a live stream of local news and all of your favorite abc tv shows. now you never have to mit a minute of the news and shows you love. you can bring abc along with you wherever you want to be a special new benefit brought to you by abc, com

was commuted and he served about 10 years in prison and he became a salesman for the motor company porschend later for volkswagen. he was in charge of american sales and murdered in the early 70s and yet house in eastern france. it was arson. his burned body was found in the case was never solved. >> host: so he sold cars and had a house in france. >> guest: yes, he did. >> host: we tend to overvalue our contribution to the allied effort to defeat but the journey and undervalue the role of the army? >> i think that we do. and that's a good point. i try to make the point whenever i can that the soviets did. most of them die for the alliance, they had 26 million died during the war. and i think that there is a tendency frequently to overlook the soviet contribution. of course world war ii immediately turns into a cold war and they become our adversary and there is little to acknowledging this role. i think that 70 years after the fact it should be recognized for every american that it were not for the russians, the war would not have been one as quickly as it was. for every russian soldier t

good thing she did not abide the porsche. >> police feel there is a safety window when you make thatse. melissa: i don't know unless they clicked through all of that or in less the dad by a and is lying. >> $225? but i will tell you if the kid did clinic he would probably have to go to court and but the eppley argument like i have to have intent to. melissa: you turning into a lawyer on me? >> i think that is how it would play out. >> i have a feeling like amazon like the one click purchase i don't know if that is available. melissa: i hope they used american express because they do have purchase protection. >> but to put those pieces back together? >> it is interesting. melissa: now with the the most brilliant pieces of jewelry i have ever seen, very comfortable. check it out. you can adjust walker matt and a with this bracelet. you are all set. when it's pelletreau, it cost $225 just like the car. >> go for it. >> it is very lindsay lohan. >> come on. >> go go go go go go. >> i would do it. i could not even fit my he answered here -- my hand in it. melissa: it is like war water. me

delta bien using porsches for transfer in 2011. again, something i have never experienced.or any of you who have encountered -- >> christine romans at the airport, we apologize for her behavior and cutting you off. >> three children and a sippy cup exploding. i am that woman at the airport. >> we've all been that person. we really have. let's take a short break here. >>> coming up, apple biting back. beating analysts' expectations. how the tech giant managed to surprise wall street. i'm going to tell you what's in store for your money this morning. raser? i need to redeem some venture miles before my demise. okay. it's easy to erase any recent travel expense i want. just pick that flight right there. mmm hmmm. give it a few taps, and...it's taken care of. this is pretty easy, and i see it works on hotels too. you bet. now if you like that, press the red button on top. ♪ how did he not see that coming? what's in your wallet? these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep

. >> well, the car ended up costing $225 and the girl's dad says he's glad it wasn't the porsche, which000! >> it looks like there's a lot of work to put that car together. >>> a little cool-down today. we've got the national weather service numbers in. livermore yesterday was 101. today the official number was 92 in livermore, so down a good 9 degrees there. temperatures through the bay area did cool. 78 in santa rosa. 80 in san rafael. along the coast, a little bit of fog. pacifica, 63. fog along the coast. temperatures cool today. here come the high clouds. stormtracker 2 picking up showers. they are getting shunted to the south. the model suggests they're going to continue to get pushed away south and east. we do have high clouds in san jose. this is tropical moisture. here's the coastal fog. you can tell the difference with the fog, because the fog just kind of hangs along the coast. higher clouds. lower clouds. tomorrow's forecast, highs a lot like today. as we get into the bay area weekend, a warming trend. temperatures start to increase. as you go through the bay area microclima

spending on boats, beach front condos, maseratis, ferraris and porsches. also just cash. law enforcement seized about 300 bank accounts containing about $65 million cash along with the sports cars and the other property. florida republicans had taken about $300,000 as donations from this group. but when the arrests all went down, 60 people arrested, right? and this whole scheme gets exposed in the press, florida republicans got embarrassed. immediately announcing upon all those arrests they would give the 300 grand to real veterans causes. florida's republican lieutenant governor who was in the middle of this scandal herself, she did not sound as embarrassed as the rest of her party. she told the new york times i believe i did a fantastic job. fantastic job former lieutenant governor jennifer carroll. but before she resigned, but when she was still just the elected official with the pr firm and the psa for the fake veteran's charity and the ferraris and the 300 bank accounts and the 6500 cash, lieutenant governor carroll is who rick scott put in charge of reviewing the st

i'm glad she didn't buy the $38,000 porsche i was looking at. >> it was the 1962 austin-healey sprite25 bucks that's a little less worse for the wear. >> a lot less for the wear. >> he's actually done body work before, so he's qualified to try to fix it up for her. but lock the smartphone. >> that is amazing. >>> let's take a look at what's coming up on "new day" this morning. >> chris cuomo and kate bolduan are joining us now. >> we're having a serious debate about that clip. i thought it was adorable. >> i am a jerk. i just said the kid's not of legal age to make a contract. they didn't have to keep that car. >> it's the right thing to do. they said, she did buy it, it was the right thing to do, so they bought it. >> whatever. it's nice to have you back, christine. >> it's been unbearable with just john here. >>> got a lot of news four this morning, just as you guys following on what we know about flight 214, startling revelations about the pilot. the struggler's experience and we have a "new day" exclusive. yesterday, we heard from three sung siblings remember how eloquent they wer

i'm just glad she didn't buy the $38,000 porsche i was also looking at. >> that was tim becker reportingy house, too. lock up your cell phones. after she bought the car, her father said, you know what? we can't do this anymore. he put facial recognition technology on his phone, a new personal security code so if she ever gets that online shopping bug again, he might not have to buy a vehicle. >> i can see mollie doing something like that. >> easily. >> password protection. >>> thank you and welcome to wusa9 at 6:00 a.m. it's wedz, july 10, hump -- it's wednesday, july 10, hump day. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. beverly farmer is in for monika samtani. we start with weather. it is thick good it is thick but -- it is thick. >> it is thick but friday it will be really, really nice. just today and tomorrow, though. you're right, it's thick, sticky, muggy. we'll have a couple more showers and storms to go throughed next couple of days -- through the next couple of days and then the break. there's the sun just a little bit of light coming through some of those clouds out there. that's

porsche if it merges with advocates waggen, you could double your money and aurizon a total turnaround story and drug tueting ultra high cholesterol and he likes japanese stocks with a focus on mazda and john paulson of paulson and company sat down with cnbc for his first tv interview ever saying he's satisfied with his long-term performance. he was asked about gold, of course. he said, listen, the rationale for gold has not gone away. there will be inflation. just hard to predict when and there is more to calm. remember, carl icahn will be talking to our own scott wapner. that's later today. stay tune. mandy, back to you. >> indeed, some very big names making very big waves there. let's get back to one of those big names. john paulson is still speaking at cnbc's delivering alpha conference. let's have a listen. >> one is trying to anticipate which of the announced deals could get a competitive bid because then if you get a competitive bid you can make, you know, a very, very high return, and secondly in trying to anticipate consolidation trends within an industry and then to acquire a

he said he was glad she didn't click on the $38,000 porsche he had been looking at. >> he's talking aboutgiving it to her when she turns 16. >> i think that is adorable. >> that is clever. >> absolutely adorable. >> you know, usually when i do ihoda, i usually pick a random song that you hate. and that's how i roll. and i love that. it's my favorite time of the week. however, this time. week -- brittany was saying you have to pick your song, and i thought i have this song i love so much but i know kath is not going to hate it. but i love it so much i'm going to do it anyway. it's called "wagon wheel" by darius rucker who happens to be on our show today. >> i know. i wish he was going to be performing it for us. but he's not. >> so here is the song "wagon wheel" that i chose by darius rucker. ♪ like a wagon wheel ♪ rock me mama like a wagon wheel ♪ ♪ rock me mama any way you feel ♪ ♪ hey mama rock me >> come on now. ♪ rock me mama like the wind and the rain ♪ ♪ rock me mama like a southbound train ♪ ♪ hey mama rock me >> go hoda. go hoda. >> hoda? >> yes. >> may i tell everybody something?

porsche and later for volkswagen. he was in charge of american sales if you can believe it, he was murdered in nearly 70s, he had house in eastern france, it was arson, is burned body was found, the case was never solved, it remains unsolved, there were very few tears shed for him it should be added. >> host: he sold cars to americans and had a house in france. david tweets in the weekend overvalue of our contribution to the allied effort to defeat nazi germany and undervalue the role of the u.s.s.r.? >> i think we do. that is a good point. i try to make the point whenever i can that the soviets did most of the killing, bleeding, dying for the alliance. they had twenty-six million died during the war, and imaginable for us and there's a tendency frequently to overlook the soviet contribution. world war ii immediately turns into a cold war and the soviets become our adversaries and there is little profit acknowledging the soviet role when they are adversaries during the cold war but 70 years after the affected to be re

image of this rebel without a cause has become a commercial icon, and 50 years after he crashed his porschestill selling german cars and italian shoes. but when roesler first showed up at the family farm in 1982, dean's heirs had no idea how big their jimmy had become. until mark showed up, the estate had gotten no money at all from james dean. >> it's gratifying to know that we have something to say about what happens with jimmy, and i don't think he would approve of perfect strangers of making money off of his name and his likeness if his family didn't have something to say about it. >> so he's made a lot more money since he died than he did while he was alive. >> oh, no question. oh, yes. >> he'd be an old man now. >> yup, he'd be 77 years old, but he'll never be any older than 24. >> the image is frozen in time now, and the success of dean's post-career career has helped turn the marketing of dead celebrities into an $800-million-a-year industry. and advances in technology are creating more and more opportunities for the deceased. personal appearances are still out of the question, but

another panelist, chris hahn, goes to edas, the maker of the airbus, porsche, which is just a stake in volkswagen, but he believes the two company also get together, and an australian rail company that was recently privatized. as for mark, he said go with the japanese autos given the move in the yen, which he believes will be moving down. and a drugmaker. but all in all, always interesting to hear the picks from some very good stock pickers. >> just very quickly, before you go, david, i know that carl icahn is always a headliner, right, and always just about to come up at your conference. what are you hearing on the big dell battle? >> yeah, you know, mandy, things are moving pretty quickly there. what i can tell you now it does appear another index fund, from my sources telling me, vanguard, which is one of the top holders of dell, will also be voting against the deal. that's something of a surprise, particularly because usually the index funds take their queue from iss, which said to vote in favor of the deal. at this point, the math does not look good for mr. dell to prevail. we'll

>> so i mean we have cars anywhere from mercedes, porsche, bmw, maserati, aston-martin, bentley, rolls-roycehe fleet. adam: robert, wish you all the best. these are beautiful cars. as i get ready to throw it back to lori. lori, bottom line, if you have a couple thousand dollars you can have one of these cars for the day. better than not having one at all. i will throw it back to you. robert from got that many rental cars, miami, washington, new york or los angeles. you would look good in the orange lamborghini. lori: nice crowd gathering around you, adam, thanks. lori: we asked you on twitter what is your dream car. you would be surprised. not just about expensive luxury cars although we got a few of those. this response who replied, dream car is 2013 ferrari. many of our performers, dream cars are actually classics, for example, at big block buick says if you can only pick one, take a 197 chef develop 396, 4-speed. if you can it classic, he says, dream car is datsun 280zx, black and gold, 10th anniversary edition. not all classic models. some replied with simple requests, who just wants a j

the nfl coach died at bow-d the i'm just glad she did not buy the $38,000 porsche. >> the little girl's the 19625 for just over $200. dad says he might fix it up to give to their for graduation or her 16th birthday. 7 manatees were set and to after suffering from a disease by a phenomenon bought on a light red tide. it is caused by toxins which at the manatees and agreed and ordered in just a bite in jesting sea grass. all warm and again today and land but it will start to cool down. not as warm as it was yesterday. same story for the next seven days, morning fog and afternoon sunshine. to address was that up near the 90 degree mark as we make our way through the week. >> also a reminder to state- owned to kron4 .com for updates on the asiana flight 214 crash. the ntsb is holding a news conference at 2:00 p.m.. we would carry that yvette live on our 247 in news channel as welcomcast 193. dr. phil is up next, have a great day. for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behi

it looks like he's getting impatient and changing lanes, driving behind the porsche here.raffic is slow. these are live pictures from newschopper2 coming up to the oakland -- i'm sorry, to the alameda ferry terminal. people still waiting to get onto the ferry here. no major problems. but it's going to be a long line. one regular ferry commuter told me he's never seen it like this. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and the traffic here is backed up for at least a 45- minute delay. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. very good morning. well, mostly humans have posted on the twitter nations. when are you gonna work on this steve? >> i'm working on it. now some of the animal nation has been tweeted me, the bubba the -- bubba, the tortoise, doesn't mind the heat. but porter, the chocolate lab, it's too hot for him. [laughter] >> we do have high clouds over us. most of them are gone. they did produce some light showers. it's pushed off. still wrapping around the high- pressure system even though we have mostly sunny skies now. it could make a reappearance. it's throwing h

. >>> en el mes de mayo el cantante se gastÓ 158 mil dÓlares en un porsche turbo que vale mÁs el regulara de carbono, pintura mate, un motor superpotente, 740 caballos de fuerza, todo por 200 mil dÓlares. >>> ocupando el puesto nÚmero 7 estÁ lupillo rivera. >>> siempre quiso estar en una pelÍcula de james bond. >>> se comprÓ un aston martÍn. es un convertible excepcional. mÁs o menos 200 mil dÓlares. >>> en la posiciÓn nÚmero 6 se encuentra el auto de ben affleck. >>> al montarme este carro me di cuenta que toda la vida tuve los mismos gustos que ben affleck. >>> tienes todos los gustos sincronizados. >>> precio 205 mil dÓlares. >>> en la casilla nÚmero 5 estÁ william levy. >>> un farrari como esti puso en problemas a william. >>> 570 caballos de fuerza, acelera de 0 a 70 millas en 3 segundos. >>> cuÁnto cuesta? >>> 300 mil dÓlares. >>> el ticket un poquito menos. >>> en la posiciÓn nÚmero 4 el ferrari de lebron james. >>> no se podÍa quedar atrÁs. aquÍ el 458 spider, 380 mil dÓlares. es un corvertible perfecto para el verano. ♪ >>> en la casilla nÚmero 3 el lamborghini de tony parker. e

when you look relative to the low field yields weigh came off and in terms of percentage one of the porscher may and june period. the key question of course is can that persist and the answer is we don't think so. you need a much stronger economy to justify this continuation of the pace and increase in interest rates. we don't think it is likely for the second half of the year. >> this is an important point. a lot of people and we made this point before, those opening their statements will see what happened to their bond funds over the last couple months and your advice to them is not to jump ship but to sit tight. >> it is a couple of things. first, we have been talking for a very long time about the risks in fixed income, that interest rate risk was a bigger risk than people were appreciating and they'll see that in the july statements. we don't want to panic people and we don't want people to jump ship. it is the time to rethink how you invest in fixed income and a lot of areas significantly under perform. there are newer areas in fixed income, mainly what an area that the market now cal

. >> luckily she didn't buy the $38,000 porsche. she got the $200 one.tchen: the family decided they will restore the classic car and give it to their daughter when she's able to drive. good thing she didn't put a couple extra zeros on the end of that 225. >> steve: all right. brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks, steve. 22 minutes before the top of the hour. the white house announcing it will delay the employer mandate part of obamacare. are business owners breathe ago sigh of relief or does this just delay the pain? joining us is a man who owns at least 40 appleby's. this whole obamacare arguably affects guys like you more than anybody else. what's your reaction to the delay? >> it just postpones. japanese water torture. we want to get what is required, what kind of budgeting do we have to do? we don't have any of that right now. we're trying to get quotes from insurance companies, have been for the last year and no one will quote it right now because they don't have all their eggs from washington. so no big insurance company is quoting. so on a line i

he said he was glad she didn't click on the $38,000 porsche he had been looking at. >> he's talking abouto much but i know kath is not going to hate it. but i love it so much i'm going to do it anyway. it's called "wagon wheel" by darius rucker who happens to be on our show. >> i wish he was going to be performing it for us, but he's not. >> here's the song "wagon wheel" i chose by darius rucker. ♪ like a wagon wheel ♪ hey, mama rock me, mama like the wind and rain rock me, mama like a train ♪ >> hoda, may i tell everybody something. i've got to do okay or not okay. >> can we have a shout-out. our special guest has arrived. sydney who i met several weeks ago is standing right back there by the newsdesk. she's a budding journalist. she came to watch our show and get educated. god knows why. >> you'll have a good time but don't copy anything you see here today, okay? okay. is it okay or not okay to quit over a creative difference. let's see what we said. >> unless you are contractually obligated, it's often wise to part ways before any blood is spilled, don't you think? >> sounds very gory.