let's kick off the look with a brand name, maybe a beer, sam adams they are up 59% just so far in 2018ou are snapping up the vacation photos, maybe you are using shutterfly to turn them into albums to turn into gifts pushed by 80% this year and there is a home run like w.w.e. which is higher and higher thanks to getting top that adolr up 150% in 2018. we're going to cap it off on a look at watch/wallet slash handbag company which is fossil on an absolute tear up, 265% just so far year to date one thing worth noting each stock has relatively high short interest some traders try to close out the bets against those shares. >> thank you and the chart master says one of the stocks run is done carter, what are you looking at? >> w.w.e. off of the top rope. and here to put it in perspective, number one and number two best performing stocks over the past 12 months, well, w.w.e. up 270% and let me show you a two or three year chart to put the names into perspective. basically, plus or minus all three up 300%. you can see the numbers here 300, 299, 307. what is key is that w.w.e. plays a huge ca

let's kick off a look at brand names with a beer, sam adams boston lager or ale.y're up a whopping 59% so far in 2018. if you're snapping up the vacation photos this season, shutterfly turns them into albums, post cards they have pushed that stock higher by 80% this year. then there's a real home run like world wrestling entertainment, wwe, higher and higher thanks in part to getting top dollar for the broadcast rights up 150% in 2018. we'll cap it off with a look at watch/wallet/hand bag and that's fossil on an absolute tear up 265% just so far year to date. one thing though worth noting, melissa, each of those stocks has relatively high short interest so that could very well be part of that bull run story as some traders try to view to close out those bets >> thank you very much, dom chu. chart master says one of these stocks' run is done. carter, what are you looking at? >> look at wwe it's off the top row here, to put it into perspective. number one and number two best performing stock in the s&p 500 in the past 12 months while wwe is up 207% let me show you a

least if they were long the stocks let's kick off our look at some of these brand names with a beer, sam adamston lagger, summer alley if you're snapping up photos, maybe you're using shutterfly, bulls have pushed that stock higher by 80% this year. then a real home run like world wrestling entertainment, wwe, which is higher and higher, thanks in part to getting top dollar for its broadcast rights to some of its top shows it's up 150% in 2018 we're going to cap it off with a look at watch/wallet/handbags/every kind of fashion accessory you can think of company and that's fossil on an absolute tear up 265 year-to-date one thing worth noticing each of those stocks has relatively high short interest so that could very well be part of that bull run story as some traders try to buy to close out those bets against those shares. back over to you. >> all right thank you very much, dom chu the chart master says one of these stock's run is done. so carter what are you looking at >> looking at wwe, eithit's offe top rope put it in perspective. number one and number to best performing stocks in the s&p 5

that drops out sam adams. >> adams. >> right. who were involved in the first -- >> right. right. but it's then becomes madison, who i -- well, madison, who i think was politically agile, jefferson, who i think is the most intellectually sophisticated. >> neither jefferson nor adams were present at the convention. >> at the constitution tugs nal convention. >> and their letters were influential. >> so hamilton is the smartest. hamilton would have got the highest grade on the lsats, let me tell you. and he's a prodigy. >> true. >> in that sense, the players justified -- although if i was to predict 20 years ago who was going to make it on broadway, i would have never ever predicted it was hamilton. >> i would have said franklin. >> yeah. and they would have been, like, who is this guy? he's like a comet that came through. we're the stars in the firmament. but who else? adams. and adams, you know, is the most well read in politics especially, i think. and he's a contrarian, but he's my favorite one because he spills the beans. >> right. >> if you o're a historian or a biographer, yo

. >> i thought you were going to say sam adams. >> kimberly: no, that's your choice. >> jesse: i woulday ben franklin because i am a big philly guy. he is laid to rest there. prolific writer, discovered electricity. poor richard's almanac, inspiring quotes about work and life and i enjoy that. i would like to hang with >> dana: ally george washington. he wrote rules of civility. i'm going to ask about that cherry tree. >> juan: i don't think he was married. martha comes around. >> dana: i don't know when they got married. a >> jesse: are you saying that you want to hang out? the father of our country. he wasn't preoccupied with a lot of family. >> dana: he was a busy guy. >> juan: our founding father at this very table, greg. >> greg: i would have to say bob lutz. not a lot of people know him but he was there every step of the way. i find this question sexist. aren't we done with the whole idea of founding fathers? what about founding mothers? why are we recognizing gender with our founding fathers? it is so heteronormative. >> juan: i would hang out with ben and you. he was in the new

but the street share foundation has partnered with sam adams just a great american brand.t veteran entrepreneurs or vetrepreneurs as we call them we're giving $25,000 away each quarter to support these veteran entrepreneurs as well as speed coaching events. >> is the idea to get to hire more veterans or support veterans who want to become entrepreneurs and start their own companies? >> it's the latter so we're supporting veterans to become entrepreneurs veterans make great entrepreneurs, right they enter entrepreneurship at a rate of 45% higher than non-veterans once they're in, they succeed at a higher rate as well. the challenge, though, is if you put yourself in their shoes, they were overseas fighting in a foreign sandbox. they were not here building the network and business contacts they need to succeed and so the mission here is to provide them with mentoring, a network and the funding they need to get. it's a major component >> so you're providing loans >> no. >> you're providing equity what's the setup >> street share provides grants. >> straight grants >> yes. >>

last week coca-cola will jack up prices and sam adams beer hinted at a price increase as well. on "state of the union" larry kudlow spoke out on tariffs. >> are tariffs great? >> if they are targeted for good purpose as per china, i say yes. that is always my view. most free traders agreagree. let me say this, the president has adopted a few with which i complete -- adopted a few with which i completely agree. >> there is one clear winner from the tariffs. steel industry. several have reported blockbuster sales in profits for the second quarter. >>> federal air marshals are tracking you at airports if you are not suspected of a crime. the boston globe exposed a program called quiet skies involving marshals tracking american citizens to gather data on their travel behaviors. the goal is to thwart any aviation threats. marshals are looking for abnormal awareness of surroundings, excessive fidgeting and rubbing or if you slept during your flight. >>> the fast spreading carr fire in northern california has now claimed six lives. the wildfire doubling in size to over 95,000 acres th

coca-cola says it is taking the unusual step of raising prices mid year as well as sam adams, the brewern boston beer company says it is raising prices by 2%. office furniture maker steel case says it has raised twice in four months due to steel rights. polaris says it is not only raising prices due to steel and aluminum tariffs, but accelerating plans to move moator cycles bounder europe to from iowa to poland. that's echoing a move announced by harley-davidson last month. now, per the labor department, consumer prices rose 2.9% in june compared to last year. that's the highest rate in more than six years, guys. >>> let's talk about some of the stuff. swroining us from washington, "politico's" daniel lippman. good to see you on the show this morning. >> good to see you. >> let's talk about the continued pressure on president trump, rudy guilliani trying to take down basically michael cohen's credibility in light of the tapes that came out last week. do their claims have any merritt and who do you think holds more credibility in washington right now from what you have been hearing? is it

adam carolla, sam heughan, music from the interrupters still to come. very important to do. it's time to play "you catch it, you keep it." guillermo is stationed on our roof. how's the weather? >> guillermo: i want to tell you, you should pay me extra today. because i'm so close to the sun. >> jimmy: uh-huh. you look very rugged in that sleeveless jacket. you remind me of a young larry the cable guy. what is that, a safety harness? >> guillermo: yeah, jimmy. to prevent accidents. >> jimmy: yeah, i know what a safety harness is. ready to throw stuff off the roof? >> guillermo: i'm ready, let's do it. >> jimmy: guillermo is going to drop a prize from the roof onto the person down below. if the person catches that prize, they get to keep that prize. let's go to the street where cousin sal is with our first -- hey, cousin sal. you got that stuff on too? >> sal: oh, yeah. >> jimmy: who do we have here? >> hi, hillary. >> jimmy: hi, no, my name's not -- never mind. your name is hillary? >> yes. >> jimmy: where are you from. >> hillary? >> indianapolis. >> jim

. >> a foundation that gives grants because of sam adams brewing company thank you very much. $25,000t shares.com. they can win up to $25,000 and have public voting starting august 3rd on all of those finalists. brian: looking to hire and invest. >> look to hire veterans as well. veterans are awesome. great for america. we come with a great work ethic and tenacity. grow 25 by the end of the year. hire sales ever since. brian: way of getting ahold of all these companies great job for veterans. great to see you. >> thank you for having me. brian: coming up, we'll have all that advertised and more thank you to verizon and vodka people and thank you to jdog and everybody else that came down as well as jillian: if you find a fourth bottle of vodka can you save it for me? brian: we have 1. that should be enough for you. jillian: perfect. that's enough. get you caught up on headlines. the man accused of shooting a florida police officer in the head is likely in the country illegally. ice filing a detainer against haitian national desiree. a local fort myers ntsb nbc affiliate reporting two o

. >> "jimmy kimmel live" with adam carolla and sam heughan. we appreciate your time. >> larry beil and the entire abc7 news team, good night. >> see you tonight at 11:00. ♪ please welcome today's contestants -- an aspiring english teacher from havertown, pennsylvania... a copy editor from portsmouth, new hampshire... and our returning champion, a phd candidate from new haven, connecticut... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, all. thank you, johnny. as you've just noticed, our champion, burt, has a beautiful smile. but early in the game yesterday, he wasn't smiling quite so much. he was in the red, and then suddenly in double jeopardy!, he came alive and won the game. so, ian and rick, you've got a lot to contend with. good luck, players. here we go. let's take a look at the categories, shall we? we start off with... next... in the next one, we want you to correct the name which has an incorrect spelling. it has an s that doesn't belong at the end... foll

tomorrow night, adam carolla and sam heughan will join us.music from the interrupters. please join us for that tomorrow too. our first guest tonight is a proud, hard-working foreigner. he was born on the planet krypton. after sharing the screen with wonder woman and batman, he joins a real life hero -- tom cruise -- in "mission: impossible - fallout." it opens friday. please say hello to henry cavill. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> jimmy: i saw you last night because i saw the movie last night. i had a mission impossible of my own trying to get across the street. >> i heard. >> jimmy: the movie is great, first of all. really, it's an amazie ining mo. it's exactly as you hope it would be. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you do a great job in it and tom cruise does a great job in it. >> sure does. >> jimmy: i want to tell you something, and i'm not joking here when i tell you this. i was getting angry watching him do these stunts in this movie. because it seems just irresponsible at this point. [ la

tonight -- adam carolla, from "the spy who dumped me," sam heughan, and music from the interrupters, and now, for good measure, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice, thanks. hi, hello. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. oh, very nice. we have so much to get to. a

adams" it was done an realism. >> a brutal and illegal act to enforce a political principle, sam. >> just the grittyness of foundingre out what a president is. >> it's a get to be given 12 hours on hbo to tell a story with. god help you if you don't have something to say. ♪ we're down in a hole >>> david simon was a newspaper reporter in baltimore. he spend a year embedded with the homicide unit. he and ed burns, a police officer, got attorney general and said what if we tell the whole story of the death of the american city, the futility of the war on drugs through the eyes of cops. [ laughter ] >> of drug dealers. >> y'all got the best territory and no kind of product. >> i got the best product, but i could stand a little more territory. >> of teachers, politicians, just making the entire city into the character itself. >> you follow drugs, you get drug addicts and drug dealers, but you start to follow the money, and you don't know where the [ bleep ] it's going to take you. >> "the wire" broke down systemic racism and the cycle of poverty like no other television show had. >>> take a look back at the decade that

adam smith institute, some demetrio. and i‘m joined via webcam by the motoring journalist maria mccarthy. welcome to you both. samound first of all was that as soon as you adjust for things like road commissioning and weather, there was no difference in accident rates between the states that did have an mot test and those that didn‘t. and we also found that in newjersey which scrapped its mot test in 2010 and we found that they didn‘t see any increase in car accidents due to mechanicalfailure or any increase in car accidents due to mechanical failure or road deaths. it doesn‘t seem to be the case that mot tests do the job they are meant to do. so if operation talia don't do thejob how to do. so if operation talia don't do the job how important are they? vital. you've got issues like tyre depth and windscreen wipers, a lot of people go for you without checking these things although they know they should. when cars go for wa rra nty know they should. when cars go for warranty often people don't service theircars so warranty often people don't service their cars so it's the one time of year that a qualified person w