-where are ray and justin? -matt: ray and justin? brian: ray is right at his desk in there.is: i went into another area that felt like an air-conditioned office. ♪ ray: we already made a blue one that goes with it. lemonis: hello? -justin: hello. hi. -lemonis: hi. -justin: how are you? -lemonis: i'm good. justin: i'm justin. lemonis: justin, how are you? i'm marcus. -justin: that's ray. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -ray: hi. -lemonis: hey. -how are you? i'm marcus. -ray: good. -nice to meet you, marcus. -lemonis: nice to meet you. so is that what ray and jus is? -ray: exactly. yep. -justin: that's right. -lemonis: okay. -justin: it's a little bit of a play on outrageous. -lemonis: okay. justin: jerseys and crazy stuff we make. lemonis: they don't seem so outrageous. justin: if you wear it to the store, people kind of look at you funny. lemonis: you guys have, like, a boat dealership in your garage. justin: yeah, that's my boat and his boat. ray: my roomate-in-college's boat and then two other rentals. lemonis: you guys do a lot of fishing, obviously. -justin: as much as we ca

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of sunscreen really protect against the sun's harmful rays. and how much sun is actually good for us. hello and welcome to in good shape do you know those people who protect themselves from the sun regardless of the weather because sun is bad it harms your body but on the other hand. the sun is good for you it blew through immune system it makes you happy as a family doctor i would like to prescribe you some but what are the dangers what is the right dosage and what are the side effects. when the weather's nice thomas folks prefer cycling to work he doesn't use u.v. protection happy to expose himself to the sun at specific times of the day he's a professor of dermatology and convinced that the sun is protective benefits also extent to our skin. when he's on a complete them i did and if you avoid the sun completely and also use sun blockers and don't take vitamin supplements you're risking a serious vitamin d. deficiency the immediate impact is on your bones with a higher risk of osteoporosis but it also affects our health in general the risk o

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ray smith in colorado and ray smith in maryland, new jersey, kansas, but did he go by the name ray smithback. it was the ray smith from colorado. he had the right name, the right age, and place of birth and grown up without knowing any blood relatives and all of this ray smith knew was his mother's name. according to the birth certificate, it was jerry, and he was starting to sound a lot like our ray. we asked if he would submit to a dna test. he agreed, and there was no doubt, we'd found him. we brought ray and his fiancee to a los angeles hotel and showed him the story of his sisters, and in a way, his story, too. >> i thought that this story, itself, was sad. sounded like they had a rough life. and it was really similar to mine. >> and so it was. it began the same way, too, when shirley took him from geri except he was turned over the annalee brown, and named him jimmy brown, the only name that he knew growing up. >> she had told me that she had adopted me, but i was also shipped around a lot from home to home, because she had a lot are of health problems, from what i was told. >> he

it's difficult to go against ray dalio. he's giving us a long-term view.any investors are focused on tactical trading and tactical investing. with some stabilization in the market, that could be the case >> is there any indication of what people are selling or not buying >> a big area as you noted is the oil and gas space. >> just absolutely decimated >> hammered. along with the price of oil. now oil is in a bear market. the stocks -- >> they're selling off at almost twice the pace of oil. normally they track with oil the point we were making is that the stocks sold off -- oil is down 30% this year effectively the stocks are down 60%. >> yeah. >> so they're dumping it willy-nilly. >> it's rare to see versions like this we put together a chart, and this gap is one of the widest on records. investors, when they see that, they have not stepped in yet a lot of it is the price ofthe companies betting that the oilcn >> so clients going long and strong gold, not paying attention to china yet and ignoring oil and gas good stuff >> thanks for having me. >>> your to

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this has been a big topic for ray dalio.ks will not have any leverage left if they keep lowering interest rates. in the event of a recession, there is not many more levers they can pull. this is the big issue ray dalio is concerned about. vonnie: and a bright spots? annie: bridgewater's risk parity fund is up about 25%. that has been one bright spot for bridgewater. a greatannie, it is story and always good to follow what ray dalio is doing. annie massa with our story on the ray dalio fund performance. it is time for the stock of the hour. we are looking at best buy. the electronics retailer slumping after reporting second-quarter earnings. emma chandra is in london to take us through the numbers. emma: what they missed on was the key metric of same-store sales. you can see on the chart, they came in positively at 1.6%, but that was below analyst estimates. the company also lowered its sales forecast. wall street analysts and investors would not have liked that. at issue is the company's comments around uncertainty, particul

billionaire hedge fund manager ray dalio out with new odds for a u.s. recession before the 2020 election >>> and general electric's ceo wants investors to know he believes in the company after the stock suffers its worst day of trading in a decade find out what he's doing it's friday, august 16th "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning i'm courtney reagan. brian sullivan is reporting live from hong kong, a very global show this morning. brian, a busy weekend coming up, right? >> yeah. this place could be electric it could be rocking later on tonight. we're in a public park in hong kong the reason we're here is that there is a major rally, yet another one, expected for this evening. it's called the power to the people rally it will feature a speaker named joshua wong. he was really the leader of the 2014 protests. he ended up going to jail. they're setting up the stage there. in a few hours, 8:00 p.m. here, 8:00 a.m. your time back east, this should be filled with thousands or tens of thousands of people. the question for the cnbc audie

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>> i wouldn't rule it out. >> that was ray dalio talking there. we are joined by jeffrey sachs how would you suggest investors position themselves now in the credit market given the low yields >> the yields have reached extraordinary low levels, and we think the rally has further to go but taking a long-term view we think they'll weaken. our advice is to look at areas of european fixed income that are less extended. specifically we like european high yield, they rallied on average 8% year to date, they are still yielding 3.7%. we think when the ecb starts buying, they'll be possibly buying for themselves, if not they will get investors looking at high yield because they're constrained in buying investment grade and high yield bonds in europe could rally further >> we will talk more about the european market in a short while. i want to bring it back to the u.s. it's been a week of volatility as far as the data is concerned. the messaging. what the fed will do market expectations of what the fed will do. the data we had yesterday was one of continue

it involved blasting them with x—rays.ables researchers to see what these important molecules actually do in the body. this is the inside of a blood vessel and the long worm—like structures burst open when we bleed. it has been described as a resolution revolution and i think it's clear now that turning this technique on almost any biological problem is providing new information. researchers have now got a view of biology in action that they've never had before. pallab ghosh, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. today has been a day of contrast with warm spells of sunshine across southern parts on the north seeing thicker cloud and patches of rain particularly across northern ireland, northern england and scotland. in scotland the rain is going to be at its heaviest across western areas. it will push across the central belt and into the north west of scotland overnight. the heaviest rain across the west but there will be patches of rain getting into eastern scotland. there is going to be quite a bit of cloud

ray on there with our guest, david mitchell, patients for affordable drugs. ray, good morning.ler: good morning. thanks for taking my call. david, i suffer from the same cancer you do. multiple myeloma. guest: sorry, ray. caller: back in early 2017 i had a stem cell transplant. that put it under control. and right now i'm on a maintenance dose of something. that runs just over $17,000 a month. luckily insurance picks up almost all of that. $40 co-pay a month. but i checked and to see, what is the price of this drug in canada? i found that it was just over $15,000 a month. , d i looked at europe and britain, and france and germany, and it's still in the $15 ,000-plus to $16,000-plus a month. i don't know if that's what the countries and their government-funded programs pay actually, or that's what the list price is, do you know anything about, like, again, you know, here's a list price in canada, of $15,000-plus, is that what the actual government's paying and if we brought that here in the united states, would it be a lower price or still the $15,000 and only save me $2,000 a m

we get live coverage tonight from ray bogan in philadelphia right now with the very latest. ray? >> reporter: julie and frank, good evening. you can imagine how tense this neighborhood was as for 7 1/2 hours, there was a large police presence, residents who had come home from work at 5:00 but were prevented from going into the neighborhood because they were told there was a hostage situation. it was scary, a lopeople who weren't exactly sure down a remove the caution tape, to business as usual. a tense situation unfolding in north philadelphia as a gunman opens fire on police. >> one of the cops was running past me. he had blood all on his head. i think he might have got hit. >> reporter: wednesday afternoon, philadelphia officers were serving a narcotics warrant searching the house when shots began. there are reports of more than 100 rounds fired. many of the responding officers escaping through windows and doors to escape the hail of bullets. but two became trapped inside for about five hours during the standoff. >> swat was able to successfully extract the two police officers

airport staff security is in place including x—ray scanners and metal detectors —— airport style. with prisons across the country. the latest in a series of government pledges of money for the criminal justice system. government pledges of money for the criminaljustice system. this is pa rt criminaljustice system. this is part of a package of measures announced in recent days, you've got 20,000 extra police, we've seen £2.5 billion invested in ten new prison places and we've seen this announcement about security. taken together, these take a really strong commitment to law and order —— represent a really strong commitment. an additional technology to block mobile phones, they are supposed to be banned. what it is of a prisoner high on drugs was filmed ona a prisoner high on drugs was filmed on a mobile. it's shameful that prisons have deteriorated so badly that they have become centres of crime and violence and drugs. and the government has good money —— has to put in good money to solve the problem they have created. and labour has accused the government of tinkering at the edges

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everybody has been saying is there any hope is there any ray of hope? there is a ray.t's not the entire hope sunshine. shining down. but the models show consistency. rite now still showing a land fall with a category 4. that's catastrophic damage. i want to back up to what is looked like earlier when the we talk about the u.s. model in red. and the european model. both have pros and cons. european sometimes is more reliable. sometimes we make an greemt between the two. two days ago it was in jacksonville. and dropped to the south and shooting akreemt areas in the gulf. and the european model put on the the brakes and we thought what's happening here? when the storm put on the brakes it allows the surrounding environment to decide all right we have some time. where will we push this thing? here's now the same time period with the u.s. model at 8:00 p.m. tuesday. and south of melbourne. maybe vero beach and the european same time period. 8:00 p.m. tuesday. almost on the same latitude. but offshore. here's the ray of hope. the national hurricane center is issued the new w

here is our ray of hope now. the national hurricane center is issuing its now warning and i'll show you the path. let's put the two together, in blue is the european pmodel underneath it. watch what happens. this is not going to be written in stone but the only guidance we have and it's been changing day to day and it could easily change again. american model landfall. european model offshore and it's staying offshore. there is your ray of hope. the trend is eastward. instead of up to the north crossing into the gulf down to the south, let's see what happens when we merge the two and that's what the national hurricane center has done. still landfall a category four. remember three years ago? matthew came in and raked a 1 a pretty much along the coastline. this however john if we get in closer could be disastrous because the population since andrew in '92, last time we had a major hurricane is significant on the east coast. if this happens, it's close enough to the water to feed. it continues as a four to a three,

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> ray ann was friendly. friendly. >> two-sided. >> morris, aka mark paul. >> the star is m ccoming back tv in the "blackish" prequel. >> i want to be an idiot. >> they were literally on a show so is it bringing you back, you got a saved by the bell vibe? >> my character is stuck in the 70s. i'm a full hippy on the show. the hair and all this stuff. got more compliments about my shirt. what do they call that? >> a captain. >> is that what that's call snd. >> i guess so. >> you've done all the decades now. >> yeah, thanks for making me feel. >> this prequel is set in the '80s. we'll see how rainbow grew up in a mixed family. mark paul is the throwback version of tracy's dad played by beau bridges on "blackish" and became available when the fox series was axed. >> i found myself unemployed and i -- my reps were thinking outside the box andd do a comed. i said of course. i never saw "blackish" but having read the script, i was like wow, this is amazing. >> i was 12 years old and i was living with my family on a

ray bogan is live. >> reporter: frank and eliana, good evening. we are just outside the university medical center in el paso where some of the victims are were still being treated for their words. when president trump was here this entire area was blocked off by police officers. there was 1 anti-trump protest and 1 pro trump rally. they were mostly separate until they both ended in the protest and rally years and protesters were separated by riot police. part -- president trump arrived in dayton, visiting miami valley hospital, the victims recovering from the massacre . >> i think it is great but i did not think you would come back to dayton. ever since he got attacked just before the election. >> reporter: protesters gathered outside the hospital. they were hoping to send a message to the president that he is not welcome in the city. >> i'm very concerned about a president that divides in his rhetoric and plays with race in his speeches. >> we reiterate the importance of action around these issues of guns. we met with the people of dayton waiting

christopher ray has ordered more to over see the order. shimon, what are we learning about the federal government response to the spate of mass shootings. there's a new directive at the fbi. >> reporter: there is. i want to point out the fbi just pointing out a statement just moments ago from the fbi director. it says that the fbi remains concerned that u.s.-based domestic violent extremists could become inspired by these and previous high-profile attacks to engage in similar acts of violence. the fbi goes on to say that they're asking for the public's help, that if you see anything suspicious to report it. what they're doing is saying that both these incidents, the one in dayton, ohio, and obviously the one in el paso, there is now concern that there could be copy cats, that someone could be inspired by these attacks. they're urging the public, if you see something -- as we always say, if you see something, say something. the fbi putting out that statement, don. they're working with local authorities there in dayton and el paso, and they'

ray bogan is live. >> reporter: frank and eliana, good evening.side the university medical center in el paso where some of the victims are were still being treated for their words. when president trump was here this entire area was blocked off by police officers. there was 1 anti-trump protest and 1 pro trump rally. they were mostly separate until they both ended in the protest and rally years and protesters were separated by riot police. part -- president trump arrived in dayton, visiting miami valley hospital, the victims recovering from the massacre . >> i think it is great but i did not think you would come back to dayton. ever since he got attacked just before the election. >> reporter: protesters gathered outside the hospital. they were hoping to send a message to the president that he is not welcome in the city. >> i'm very concerned about a president that divides in

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fox's ray bogan is joining us live from el paso with the latest on both of these visits today. ray? >> reporter: good afternoon. president trump left the hospital a little while ago and he is currently at the el paso emergency operations center, meeting with first responders. let me paint the picture of what it was like when president trump was inside the hospital behind me. there was a large group of president trump supporters trying to thank him for coming and showing his support and on the other side of the block, a large group of anti-trump protesters said he is not welcome in the city. stene between them was 30 police officers in riot gear. president trump arrived in dayton today, visiting miami valley hospital where victims are recovering from sunday morning's massacre . >> i think it is great. i did not think he would come back to dayton. ever since he got attacked just before the elections. >> reporter: protesters gathered right outside the hospital hoping to send a message to the president that he is not welcome in the city. a gunman armed with a rifle opened fire in dayton

this is a visual of the ray. you can see the little dotted lines, we did all of the streets with this. you can see a few flat areas, a park area where we were able to use the system, as well. these two detectors were our work horses when we discovered an anomaly. the top instrument is a falcon 5,000." uses a high purity geranium detector. the bottom ways is called the inspector 1,000 which uses a bromide detector. both of those instruments are able to generate a spectrum. think of it as a fingerprint. both these instruments can see whatever gamma rays are coming off the ground, from whatever natural or man-made radio -- radioisotopes are there. each isotope has its own fingerprint, so the spectrum literally visualizes each fingerprint for each radionuclide in the soil. so if we found an anomaly, and i can discuss anomalies later, if we found an anomaly, we would go to the spot, and we we do use the inspector 1,000 and set the detector on it for 30 minutes. it is a long count time. we would generate a nice looking

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