rice, walking under saks fifth avenue with a shopping bag on the same day that there was a picture of the devastation happening in new orleans. she said i realize you have to lead with your life. the fourth approach to leadership that we encounter that we think differentiates folks is what we call platinum leadership. i interviewed 550 amazing people. folks who would do anything he steered within the 550, we found 22% and are 120 individuals who had done extort very. they not only really been an institution that had national or global scope, but they've also been able to max and i see opportunities that came to them and not grow up and at the same time garner the trust and respect of their colleagues and their peers. incredibly hard to do in a competitive tire me. these platinum leaders we found really set apart from other folks. they have the ability to combine the institutional leadership we talked about in the symbolic leadership. they recognize that they could do extraordinary things. as though, they were individuals who i first peculiarly light, enjoyed getting to know them he ha

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. >>> meantime, a deal may be done soon for goldman saks. according to sources close to the situation, the investment bank is reportedly discussing a settlement with the federal housing finance agency for mortgage-backed secures sold to fannie mae and freddie mac leading up to the federal crisis. the fhfa, as you may recall, filed 18 lawsuits against goldman and other banks in 2011. this reported deal could cost between $800 million and $1.25 billion. >>> finally, the "new york times" editorial board relighting the debate on legalizing marijuana with a published piece urging repeal of the marijuana ban. the crux of the article that has been more than 40 years since congress passed the ban on pot. may be time for review. dara, back to you. >> thanks, jackie. >>> some relief at the pump. the average price of regular gasoline plummeted 9 krens a gallon to $3.58. it is the biggest drop this year and comes despite a rise in crude oil prices. >>> malaysia airlines is considering changing its name. it's an attempt to save the company following two

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on what happened at saks with the care. liz lemon live in. a. welcome back to the show and now in the mobile market we have known heavyweights samsung and apple are the obvious big players however the mobile device market in developed countries seems to be slowing down and rather rapidly now especially as new mobile devices tend to last longer and do more than ever before now i spoke with alex daly about this very subject and we also looked at possible signs of a bubble in the tech market along with where growth is headed in the mobile and wearable space and alex is senior editor of casey's extraordinary technology and i started our discussion by asking alex about the primanti twenty fourteen conference in san francisco where these see professionals venture capitalist professionals we're talking bubbles mark and reason says that there isn't a bubble so i want to get alex's take on it here's what he had to say. i don't think that there's necessarily a bubble in tech but there's definitely a little bit of fraud what we're seeing with technology co

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plus, is goldman saks a good old boys club. drinking and escorts and strip clubs and pay gap between the men and women. do you want the witness packing heat. meet the ladies of shotters and why you don't want to mess with them. >> the u.s. army and all of the serves are doing source downsizing. and they are serving our country with bravery and honor. they have fewer overseas commitments and budget cuts in washington. we'll have the smartest army since the build up to world war ii. and our next guest knows those who are let g. amy is the associate editor of military.com. and wife of the active duty captain. your husband's job is safe right now but others not so fortunate. what does it feel like in the army right now? >> people are very nervous about these cuts. and the army is a way of life when you have been in it as long as you have. some of the folks have been in 7 or 8 or 9 or 10 years and some more. and this is not just a job. it is a life style and being handed a pink slip after sacrificing so much feels like a betrayal. >

i was at sak's 5 avenue and everyone was glued to the tv. >> there is a strain of criticism this is notly an american sport and it is un-american and only real americans are interested in soccer, football baseball and it is culture war. >> i don't think it is a culture war. it is a universal sport that anyone canbly. there is no barrier of entry because it doesn't cost a lot of money. you only need passion, feet, and something that resemble as ball and there you go. you have a game. >> nbc made a huge mistake aftery jobs was interested in the killing of trayvon martin but the court has therein out the sound they edited the 9-1-1 call making it sound like he volunteered that trayvon martin was black when he was responding to a dispatcher's question, but, the florida court ruled that yod jobs has to be treat as a public figure and had to prove malice so nbc knew the report was false or recklessly disregarded when it was accurate. the judge noted that the network was saying george zimmerman is not a racist and he plans to appeal. >> after the break, the travel channel sidelines a star as h

. >> but even then, you have companies like nordstrom and saks and it's being federal by their out let channels. people the bargains and it's not changed and in fact getting more pronounced. >> historically, phil, when the consumer starts to feel rough, and the market says that they are, because the market has not punished any of the stocks, it usually means something. the market figures it out and the consumer figures is out and are you worried that it means something for the economy? >> what it means, we're not getting liftoff in a convincing manner, and it's now five years into the so-called recovery, and we keep hearing it quarter after quarter after quarter, oh, the consumer doesn't want to spend, or they're pulling back again. so until you really have wage growth, we're not going to see it from the dollar stores. >> apple and ibm are burying it an old hatchet, teaching up to sell i phones and ipads to the corporate customers. turning to ibm because apple doesn't understand the needs offer corporate customers as well as ibm does, and she said that it will help her economy by widen

madison is taking it to another level after saks fifth avenue created a contract to sell clothes for eager to run a company alone and expand their brands. madison robinson, we salute you for diving into passion and achieving our goal on the show of everyone being an american success. do you know somebody that is an american success? we'd love to share the story, post it on facebook.com/charles payne fox. we will salute that person on "making money." all quiet on the western front today, won't be that way tomorrow. so coming up, what's going to move the markets? tracy, you are in the hot seat! . charles: all right, it's the day before the jobs number, time for the hot seat. the pros are going to tell you what's going to move the market. i can feel the heat already, tracy, you are first. >> i'll tell you what everyone is watching, tree schedules, they're getting the heck out of dodge. volume is anemic this week, tomorrow is pathetic, not a heck of a lot of movement tomorrow, charles. >> tracy the contrarian, you come through, hitha, in the hot seat. >> 4th of july, ground beef and sir

rice walking out of saks fifth avenue with a shopping bag on the same day of the picture of devastationw orleans and she said i realized you have to leave with your life. the fourth approach that we think differentiates is platt of leadership in during five and injured 50 amazing people. but within that 550 we found 22 percent or 120 individuals that not only the beginning in the global scope but to maximize the opportunities that came to them and at the same time garner the trust and respect of colleagues and peers. we found they stood apart from other folks and have the3oj ability to combine the institutional leadership and symbolic leadership to recognize they could do extraordinary things. some weber individuals i particularly liked in getting to know them. so with the persona of they carried values with them. it turned some one of the individuals was senior vice president of continental airlines in the date '90s. the airline industry was trying to figure out revenue opportunities. he brokered a landmark deal that changed the industry dealing with its competitor competitor, northwes

joe, the time you went to a target and started vomiting uncontrolly and had to be airlifted to saks fifth avenue. >> i was vomiting from excitement. and i tate tarjay. love of classy bargains. i love their phrasing too. we respectfully request. i respectfully request that you leave your toddler at home because i feel threatened by their sticky fingers and erratic movements, and it's a constant remind they're my biological clock is ticking. like what are they going to do? >> the whole -- all the clothing, the whole toy section, a third of it is for toddlers. >> it's a demonstration, and i'm not having any of it. >> they should. they should have stores where they don't allow little children. andy, go ahead and defend your new heroes at target. >> i sort of will. i agree with gavin they haven't banned open carry let alone concealed carry, which is okay. but they have respectfully requested that customers not do it. and i think that request should be respectfully honored at least by conservatives and libertarians that believe in property rights. just like it's hobby lobby opinion it shouldn't

pressuring the blue chip, home depot and nike and exxonmobil, caterpillar and gold machine saks.ingle best performing stock in the dow is verizon. telling cnbc that the company is not interested in buying a satellite company. he also said the company gained 1.4 million subscribers in the second quarter. sue, back over to you. >> dom, thank you. >>> back to chicago. 30-year bond auction. rick santelli, how are we doing? >> it wasn't bad. it was a little above average. but it isn't the driving force today. we're down 3.32 here and almost back unchanged to 3.37. what a difference. we took away a month. ten-year chart going around the 28th of may. 2.44 low yield close. we went from comp being may 30th to june 30th because the intraday swing based on how much the bounce has been in yield. if we want to look at the epicenter, the portugal ten year and a whisker under the close of 3%. the last chart has been ignored. don't ignore it. breaking out to the downside on the dollar front. back to you, tyler. >> rick, thank you very much. europe as we've been talking all day sharply down on de

the former saks fifth avenue chief executive offer as "in the loop" with betty liu. stephen sadove.ings on the white house's plate is immigration and how to resolve that. two lawmakers offering a bill to deal with the border crisis. president obama request for emergency funds has turned into a partisan proxy fight. politicians struggling to compromise on a fix. 's long-term reform -- a far out fantasy? it is not just politicians struggling here. it is a struggle and split within the democratic party. >> it is no longer a republican abstraction. it splits within the democratic party and that is what they're going to do with these 50,000 plus kids. >> all the news organizations talk about putting the mothers and children on a plane to fly them back to honduras. what happens to them when they land? thehe understanding is that department of homeland security work with the government where they send the individuals back, to have some type of arrival greeting party. after that, it is up to the party. if you send these kids back, what are we doing as a party. >> the house democrat in this

. >>> a deal may be done for gold man saks according to sources close to the investment bank.reportedly discussing a settlement with the housing finance agency for mortgage-backed securities sold so fannie mae and fred dooek mac leading up to the financial crisis. this deal could cost between $800 million and $1.2 billion. >>> the busiest week is behind us but the key players are delivering results live. chief market technician katia is joining us from new york. you have compared this to the overall market performance right now, and tokyo is about your findings. >> reporter: sure. we know the s&p 500 itself is dominated by its very biggest names. names that become household names and become 300 to 400 billion of marked cap, whether it is exxon on apple, but if one looks at the performance of the average stock equal weighted, the picture is not as good, if you will. and the weighted picture is what you suggest. so what you're referring to is a piece that we speak out. he's not as good as the market would suggest, but there's and addage quite deflickable. the market deteriorates

because voters head to the polls to pick a republican nominee for the senate seat being vacated by saksbliss. this is where all the action is come november, on the senate side of congress. all the states outlined in yellow are all up for grabs especially this one here in georgia. how close is it in the senate right now? here now is the balance much power. 53 democrats, two independents who caucus with the democrats. 45 republicans. the magic number for gop is six come november. if they want to take that majority. john roberts is live down in georgia, here to talk about this race. this is a race that could have big consequences come november, right, john? >> reporter: good morning, to you, bill. it is important race, whoever prevails in republican primary today will meet belle financed democrat with a lot of name recognition, michelle nunn. daughter of former democratic georgia senator sam nunn. congressman jack kingston appeared to the edge with runoff. he was ahead in public opinion polls. 11-term congressman from savannah area, member about republican strategist but brought together a

so i rush over to saks, buy myself a much too expensive suit.id you get the answer as to what is behind this craze? why are people behind "sharknado"? >> i think people in general are crazy about sharks. 39 years ago, "jaws" scared us to pieces. now people are obsessed with it. it's a social media phenomenon. >> have you seen "sharknado 2" in its entirety? >> no. it's coming out july 30th, i believe. >> you haven't seen previews? >> no. >> there's some stellar performances in that, from what i understand. tell me about the new show. the way i view it, we have a friend bryant gumbel. he does real sports. he takes a look at sports but he take ace deeper look, that people aren't covering. is that what you're going to do? >> we're going to delve in deeper. we will go into three different stories each show. that are dominating water cooler talk in the world. so whether it's the transgender movement, the rise of heroin in hollywood, i'll really be able to get in a little deeper. we're talking to experts and celebrities themselves. find out a little bi

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