russ, thanks for guidance. >> thank you. >>> okay, over to dom chu for a market flash.oil refi refiners right now, the worst stocks are valero, and as originally reported by the "wall street journal" approved exports of certain types of oil products and concern is building that u.s. refiners have to compete and pay poly higher prices for crude they turn into things like gasoli gasoline, helping to drag shares down in today's tray, oil refiners, ones to watch today. back to you. >> thank you very much, dom chu. up next, benefitting from the business of the world cup. a live and exclusive interview with the ceo of adidas when we return. and "squawk on the street" is back in two. standard with an engine that's been called the benchmark of its class. really, guys, i thought... it also has more rear legroom than other midsize sedans. and the volkswagen passat has a lower starting price than... much better. vo: hurry in and lease the 2014 passat s for $199 a month. visit vwdealer.com today. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balance

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. >> how is the economy doing, russ? >> the economy is doing better, better with a little bit of a sarcasm because it is not great. there is improvement in the labor market, were we back to where we were before 2013? 100,000 jobs in the month, an improvement from the winter but not what you would expect for a robust recovery. and while we're improving there are still the large structural head winds that act on improving the economy. wages are slow for a lot of middle income families and we still have a lot of people dropping out of the labor market. and over the long-term if they don't come back in that is another long drag on growth over the long term. >> russ, good to see you. >>> and good news for uncle sam's credit rating, after being downgraded a few years ago, s&p now says it could lift the nation's credit rating from a double a-plus to a pristine triple rating, only if there is a lower national debt. >>> u.s. consumers borrowed more in april with the credit card rates going faster than in years. it rose $27 billio

luke russert is here to remember his father on the tenth anniversary of his book "big russ and me," why this holiday was tim russert's favorite. >>> good sunday morning, start with the breaking knew the deteriorating situation in iraq. this morning there are reports of a suicide attack in baghdad and hislamic terrorists are threatening the iraqi capital, though the advance has slowed. the u.s. aircraft carrier george h. w. bush, is in the persian gulf. richard engel has covered the region for almost two decades. he is in irbil in northern iraq. despite this morning's attack in baghdad, the slowing of the terrorist advance has lessened some of that tension there, correct? >> it has, david, just yesterday, fierce across this country that baghdad could fall, that the sunni extremists could anchor the city and take it, collapsed government. krit clirks starting to see the shiite militias take to the sweet sweet. the shiites found their the fog it doesn't seem at this stage that baghdad is going to fall imminently, instead, looks like they are heading into a long, sectarian fight. the advanc

alright, russ. back to work! >>> are you saying he is a tv addict? has been staring at this electronic blessing, the television set, for so long that his life has become his. and he has reach aid stage of confusion where he no longer knows whether he's watching the action or participating in it. you unlock this door with the key of imagination. beyond it is another dimension. >> there was desire on the part of writers and producers to push the envelope and stretch the medium. you certainly saw that with "the twilight zone." it was a very cinematic show. >> this is not a new world, it has patterned itself >> rod serling who created "the twilight zone" realized he could tell stories about racism and fascism. >> tonight, i shall talk to you about glorious conformity. >> it was a way to deal with a lot of the issues that america was starting to go through at that time, but in a fantastic setting so there was some divide between you and the show. >> they sent four people, a mother and a father and two kids, who look just like humans. but they weren't. >>

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alright, russ. back to work!cording to the commerce department the u.s. department shank for the first time since 2011. and joining how it affects you, peter, the former chief economist and professor of the smith school of business and the university of maryland. peter, it is it a pleasure to have you with me. >> and there is a shocking new figure that came out this week that one in six men above the age of 35 are unemployed in america. that can't sound like a recovering economy. and that is a real and the weight of obama care. and that is reducing employment for many. and these are not people in school and retiring early. and they have dropped out of the labor force altogether. >> and the economic policy and the feed is pumping money and keeping interest rates low. are we creating a bubble that is going to burst. >> we could create another bubble and we are harming the economy. and we have a headache. and three, damage the liver. and the reality it limits monetary policy. and foolish environment and trade polici

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alright, russ. back to work!ou could be hanging ten. what are you waiting for? seize the summer with up to 40% off hotels from travelocity. >>> there is a reason why the bowe bergdahl affair stirred such controversy, despite the fact many considered him a good soldier, and some considered him a deserter. some went so far to say that his disappearance cost american lives. those are the allegations, the fact-check from pamela brown. >> reporter: some who know bergdahl say they want him brought to justice and claimed disappearance led to the death of fellow soldiers. >> what he did had second and third effects that rippled through the area. those affects harmed soldiers. >> soldiers say that when bergdahl left in 2009, their primary mission changed. they were ordered to go find him in the province. >> we were going on intelligence we received, whether we were there to actively search for bergdahl or whether we were there to talk to just the locals to see if they knew anything and do a presence patrol. >> reporter: o

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i made her game russ and very self absorbed and fun to watch and someone you loved to hate. she comes around in the end. and softens a bit. >> not the same through the whole show. she grows. i was so thrilled to be offered, you know, in a rogers and ham style musical. i am not really a singer. this role happens to be the biggest speaking part and the smallest singing part. to be on broadway in such a classic tail in a rogers and ham stein musical, it's phenomenal. i am having such a large experience. it's one of the great highlights in my career. >> so is it actually fun getting to be the mean person? >> it's so fun. it's fun at the end, you know. the audience is so grateful. well, i know that i am faring well out there and i am helping the show, you know, sell tickets and things and that's all marvelous because it's such a great company and such a beautiful production and music is so clever and funny and smart and sweeping and romantic and the new book for the story is really updated. the role of sinnederella, she grows into a very confident young woman who knows what she w

the stock market will be a mixed picture. >> russ, what are your expectations here?the consensus is there shouldn't be any surprises from the fed, it kind of scares me. the market could react. >> i think that's fair. i think we're going to see a slightly more hawkish tone, just racing the prospects that an initial rate hike might happen earlier. to some extent the market has been more bullish than the fed, so we may see the expectation coming along with the fed. so me one of the most interesting things will be will the fed provide clarity about how they think about the employment picture, any indication about whether or not they're focusing on long term versus short term unemployment. that will tell us how worried they are about inflationary pressures building up in the labor market. >> yeah, and david, i think that's the thing, so the inflation story seems to be the one story. do we go ahead some harsh words from yellen that maybe moves her a little more hawkish? >> no, i think she will try and talk down any worries about inflation, but the facts are the facts. the

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alright, russ. back to work! >>> covering the bowe bergdahl story. the full circumstances of his disappearance and the motivations if he walked away are left from his unit. remain murky. we have yet to receive a final determination from the pentagon let alone hear from bergdahl himself. some of his fellow troops have been speaking out including sergeant evan, his team leader the night he disappeared and the soldier was sikhing out the ene enemy. >> i was standing next to the radio when they heard that there was an american in a village about wo miles from where we were at. it's a village that has a very large presence of taliban. the american is in the village, looking for someone who speaks english so he can speak to the taliban. i heard it straight from the interpreter's lips as he heard it over the radio. at that point, it was like, this is kind of snowballing out of control. there's a lot more to this story than just a soldier walking away. >> that may understate the case. more from pamela brown now. >> reporter: soldiers who served with bowe ber

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i'm michelle cab rer ro russ see in iraq. let's bring in dennis gartman, always good to see you. in terms of where we can see brent or wti go, at the beginning of the show, we had a debate about tapping the spr. all the traders pretty much agreed that won't happen for a while, that oil price will climb significantly from here. >> well, first of all, two things, michelle, i love the glasses, second, kudos to cnbc to having michelle russ so cabrera in iraq. finally, let's talk about the markets, what they're doing, i think the united states clearly is becoming more and more self sufficient as far as energy is concerned. fracking is the real place to i think the easiest thing is to use the old methodology people made money back in the gold rush, you didn't buy the gold. you bought the pans, you bought the levy's, the tent-makers, if fracking, i think the place to be is to look at owning the people that supply stuff to the fracking industry, sand the frackers need savend and water. take a look, i usually don't like to look at specific stocks. take a look at hclp, it's been a wonderfu

alright, russ. back to work! >>> star city, west virginia has just 1800 residents, only one stoplight. >> skylar going missing was a entire community. >> police officer jessica caught be a run away. there are kids that run away all the time. >> it wasn't long before officer colbank got the video from the security cameras at the neeses' building. skylar's friend sheila eddie said skylar was hole around midnight so what was this car doing pulling up around 12:30 a.m.? who was in it? dave neese watched there horrified as on the tape out walked skylar. >> she slowly walked down to a car sitting there waiting on her and got in the backseat. i could tell that, and she drove away. >> police couldn't quite make out a license plate or tell the make or model. skylar's mom mary had a theory. >> she made it home, snuck back in the window, then a second person or persons had parked behind the building and she snuck out a second time. >> but why? who was in the car? and where did they go? the police didn't issue an amber alert

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alright, russ. back to work! >>> well, there's more breaking news in bergdahl's story. officials wrapped up a closed-door meeting for senators. they showed a video on the deal to get bergdahl back. a proof of life video. the question is, did it tamp down the criticism? well, hardly. >> i learned nothing in this briefing nor did i expect to learn anything in this briefing except that i continue to maintain that this individual who we are glad that sergeant bergdahl is home, but the exchange of five hard-core, hardest of the hardcore core, hardest of the hardcore al-qaeda/taliban will pose a threat to the united states of america and the men and women who are serving. >> west virginia democrat joe manchin also expressed concern about freeing the men. and we're told just how dangerous they are, so the proof of life video that has not been made public we're told is one of the reasons that the administration felt it needed to act urgently. do we know what it shows? >> reporter: well, anderson, the proof of live video

. >> this is sweet because you don't think of a rhine news russ as being a cuddly animal as being reallyentle and loving towards humans and it's lovely to see as if this rhino knows these folks rescued him. >> and the rhino is probably bummed out, he lost his mom. you have to find somebody to give you some love. >> well they say he is adjusting well. he's been there for a little while and as you can see here, once he finds the right spot, he lays down and puts his head in the trainer's lap. >> so sweet. he's not even old enough to grow his horn yet. >> he's bummed out but in due time he'll perk up, stomping around doing the things that rhinos do. >> they take him on aeni long w a couple times a day but he loves the rub down. >> cameras catch a hoodlum coming up to the side of this building up to no good. what he drops that has police on the lookout. and it's a pee pee prank that has the po-po po' d. >> the night stick and take the mask off. >> see if they can talk their way out of this one. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you h

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but, most of russ looking at dry day in general.ow, though, we start to seymour active weather. some strong if not severe thunderstorms start to move in as the day progresses. victoria? >> thank you, katie. with such gorgeous weather, sun glare, note. that will just general rule of thumb, usual spots where we'll see volume, 76 westbound, your western suburbs, 95 through the construction zones, going to find rush hour delays, but 95 northbound approaching 476, an accident, taking out the left-hand lane. this delay, stemming all the way back toward the delaware stat line. watch out for an accident, on the pa turnpike westbound past morgantown. nicole? >> all right, torrey. next update clock 55. up next on cbs this morning, you have heard of tipper wear parties, right? now one group of women is selling a very different kind of pot. more local news weather and traffic on the "cw philly". ♪ >>> a lot of world cup soccer players have been faking injuries to draw a penalty from the other team. yeah. meanwhile, a lot of americans have been

alright, russ. back to work! when we arrived at our hotel in new york, the porter was so incredibly careful careless with our bags. and the room they gave us, it was beautiful. a broom closet. but the best part, / worst part, was the shower. my wife drying herself with the egyptian cotton towels, shower curtain defined that whole vacation for her. don't just visit new york. visit tripadvisor new york. with millions of reviews, a visit to tripadvisor makes any destination better. >>> tonight we're seeing the exact moment taliban fighters turned sergeant bowe bergdahl over to u.s. forces. so the video was actually shot and released by the taliban. you see bergdahl there. his head is shaved. the u.s. helicopter lands. he is there in the pickup truck. and then what happens is a helicopter actually lands. and you'll see american troops come face-to-face with the heavily armed fighters. jim sciutto is "outfront." you're going to now watch this frame by frame. >> reporter: the riveting eight-minute taliban propaganda vi

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alright, russ. back to work!alea. you know our next guest from "the daily show." in his spare time, he acts in the movies too. starting tomorrow, you can see him alongside jon hamm in "million dollar arm." please welcome aasif mandvi. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're a hugger too. i didn't realize that. >> i wanted to give you a hug. and i assure you i have hugged nobody else. >> jimmy: oh, that's nice. >> in this building except you. >> jimmy: i appreciate that. i really do. >> i'll be hugging you when i leave. >> jimmy: okay, good. well, we'll do that >> i'm going to make it awkward. >> jimmy: by the way, i saw your movie. you did a great job. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and it's really good. "million dollar arm." >> it's a great movie. it's -- >> jimmy: a great story. >> it is a true story. and that's what i think is so amazing about it, about these two young indian boys who had never heard of baseball or picked up a baseball ever, and they bring them to america. they won this contest called million dollar

he appeared in five hostage videos, clearly under during russ and sometimes criticized the u.s. war in afghanistan. >> i'm afraid to tell you this war has effected us. >> reporter: his release was the result of a prisoner swap. a year ago the taliban first offered to release bergdahl in exchange for five prisoners being held at the guantanamo bay defense center in cuba. today, less than six hours after he was freed, five top taliban prisoners at gitmo were loaded on a u.s. c-17 to be flown to cutter in the persian gulf. president obama said bergdahl's recovery confirms america's commitment to leave no man or woman behind. in the rose garden late today with president obama his parents were still overwhelmed by the news. >> we'll continue to stay strong for bowe while he recovers. thank you. >> we can't communicate the words this morning when we heard from the president. >> reporter: critics argue today's release of the five taliban prisoners may put american lives at risk. >> our past experience for the last ten years, basically is when you let them go, they go right back to comb

luke russert is here to remember his father on the tenth anniversary of his book "big russ and me," whyliday was tim russert's favorite.

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. >> different pain scale in russ russia. >> people may or may not notice but there are some serious die-hard, hard-core whiffle ball leagues out there. this is the website from the potomac league. they have a video from their league going viral and you'll see why. >> does this ring his bell? >> oh, yeah. >> that is barn burner jim shannon hitting umpire hall ward right in the -- now from there we go to i got to say one of the most bizarre endings to a baseball or a softball game i've seen in my entire life. this is crazy. this was the aa state championship in montana between big sky high school and billings west high school. we got this video from abc fox montana in missoula. bottom of the seventh, extra innings for softball, this girl pitches a strikeout. the catcher misses the ball. as you know in baseball or softball if you strike somebody out, you have to throw the guy or gal out at first. watch what happened. throw to first. throwing error. girl runs to second base, another throwing error, runs to third base, her dugout waving her home, goes home, scores in the bottom of the se

alright, russ. back to work!to him i was like oh, he's angry with women for rejecting him. then i started to have a different idea. is this someone who is trying to fight against his comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org going down? yeah. you live in the building? (elevator ding) yeah. they keep making 'em bigger every year. buildings. (elevator ding) you grew up around here? i was born here. oh, you were born here, in the elevator? kidding, it's my new york sarcastic sense of humor. (dinging) looks like we caught the local. and what about you-- you doing all right? everything all right? uh-huh. life. yeah, i'm fine, thank you. i'm fine, too. i just need my first cup of coffee, then i'm a little better. not good for you, it's not that bad for you. like red wine. they say you have a glass of red wine and it's good for your heart. this week went by fast, didn't it? i mean, it's already thursday. i was telling somebody yesterday, i go, "what is it, tuesday--" they go, "no, wednesday.

alright, russ. back to work!at nsleep you need, it. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good night. (cheers and applause)y comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. and we are back at work! after ahiah us the. so. >> a hiatus, i hate free time. the internet however never goes on hiatus. while we are gone, kim and kanye got married and the news basically killed maya angelou. >> proving that not all fox affiliates understand the concept of death. can you read that? >> cancels houston appearance on friday. also a video hit youtube of justin bieber maybe ago racist joke and now he won't be able to own the clippers at any point. [ applause ] >> but the guy who will,

alright, russ. back to work! >>> welcome back to "new day."of casey kasem. the 82 radio legend, hospitalized under a court order obtained by one of his daughters. kasem's children are locked in a bitter family feud with his wife. his erupted in a bizarre confrontation all caught on tape that involved raw meat. ah, families. michelle turner joins us now. this is a hard one to follow. >> it gets stranger, more bizarre and sadder, all in one, like you said. this family feud continues between ledgeary radio host casey kasem's wife and his daughter. two judges expanded the power of kasem's daughter, a decision his wife is clearly not happy about. >> in the order of king david, go ahead and take me -- >> reporter: shocking developments in the family battle over ailing radio host casey kasem. a dramatic scene on the front lawn of this washington home between kasem's wife jean and eldest daughter kerri, who arrived with an ambulance sunday to take her father to a hospital. >> will you -- >> reporter: after reportedly refusing to let paramedics in the

pilot russ mowry, however, is stuck inside, and the engine is still running with 80 gallons of fuel onoard, threatening to ignite. police officers arrive within minutes. they were already on the scene responding to the earlier shooting that the helicopter originally was sent to cover. >> he was telling us, pull the red levers, pull the red levers. >> to stop the engine. >> to stop the engine, yes. >> rescuers pulled out the pilot out of the smoking wreckage and shut off the engine. the three men are taken to the hospital. all survive the incredible crash. the fuselage around their seats protecting them like a cocoon. their unbelievable survival becomes a national story, and pilot russ mowry is interviewed on the "today" show. >> my last thought was i wanted to get away from the street, wanted to hit a rooftop, get on the rooftop level. i saw that -- what i thought was a white chimney. i said, if i can hit that chimney and stop, that will arrest my forward motion. i'll stop when i hit the chimney and land on the roof. i thought, well, this is it. and it's over. and it was -- no flashbac

russ, we just heard from the uncle of a student who's a freshman here at reynolds high school. his niece in ninth grade and she is holed up in a classroom but he was so relieved to have just gotten a text from her that she is okay. a lot of parents here, russ, are not hearing from their students, possibly because they don't have their phones or do not have them on them right now. so that is the sensation of fear that mark just described to us. he said fear is the general mood here and that is because a lot of parents are unsure of what is going on with their kids and if they are okay inside that school. so good for mark for hearing from his niece. we're glad to hear she's okay and hearing from a lot more parents at the scene. more and more parents are hearing from their kids they are okay. and the majority seem to be either holed up or on lockdown of some sort inside the school right now. >> i'll let you get back to talking to some of the parents if you want to find -- >> back to mayor daqust, you've been touch with the school principal presumably, how much teachers do you beli

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