scottie: that's absolutely it. charles, you mentioned, bedfellows.t's a great word to describe this. and tammy is talking about wikileaks getting information. that's why we have the confusion. i will never be angry at a politician who votes to make sure they don't enlarge government not knowing what the deal says. than someone who votes for it because they think they know what it is. which is the case for the majority of representatives who came out with these position pieces as to why they are supporting it. all of them are contradictory. nobody knew what was exactly in this bill. charles: although paul ryan said, you know, guys, come on -- i guess he might have saw -- a secret room some people could have said it. he said immigration was just an urban legend. we had another piece. believe it or not, susan blogged about this. you were positive. under the same points that paul ryan made and president obama made. you thought it would be a great deal. even though you didn't read it. >> i didn't read it. trust me. i work with a small business entrepreneu

scottie nell hughes. scott martin, chief market strategist at united advisers. of the chief smack talkers. a contributor at the street.com. and he was a little absent for a while. he's back. (?) i don't know. what's that look, my man? >> matt mccaul is back with us as well. founder and president of penn financials. let's dig into the first real, real deal. >> fox news, there's a poll 65% of americans believe the nsa program actually prevented terrorist attacks in the united states. all right, matt welsh. you see the poll there. people feel like, you know what, we need this, even if it means we give up liberty, to coin your friend rand paul. >> yeah, they also say that 57% believe it violates their liberties. they believe the patriot act itself should be reformed. we're conflicted about this stuff. charles: well, the bill that was past, that's not gone far enough. the usa freedom act. >> it makes bulk collection of metadata illegal. it takes section 215 and basically off-loads that on to the technology companies which the government can then subpoena. they can't

and scotti is joining us from nashville, let's do it. dig into the first real deal, scotty, start with you, have you been involved with politics for a while now, what do you make of donald trump's announcement? >> i loved it. bloo whether owhether or not yor trump, have had to say yes, he finally said that, he reminded me of the rodney dangerfield character from caddie shack, we've seen the well crafted political speeches could he spoke real truth, and people were excited to hear it. i am excited to him, i think he said what most conservatives have been yearning to hear. charles: if most conservatives, and republicans have been yearning to hear it, how come the 11 candidates before him did not say it. >> it trachs a lot of guts to say, i am really rich, that chinese leaders are like tom brady and our american leaders are like high school football players. charles: why is it tough to say that china is running circles around us? >> because even though it is the truth it is hard for everyone to hear, we do all believe and see we're the best

scotty, i'll start with you. even though the president didn't sound too convinced about how respected we are in the world. how yong i don't think is he. >> no. i think he is correct. we are the most respected country in the world and we have been the most respected country in the world. but it's not because of him. this nsa narcissist chief of police cannot sit there and look at what's happened with and eyes putin going into the ukraine, when what's going on. and, well, we need to work with the u.s., but the president, you cannot say that the international affairs today are not complete slaps across president obama. it's not american people . charles: well, i don't get you get putin hillary invading ukraine, i don't think you get this arrogance from iran, i don't think you get eyes, i don't think you get these things if there was fear of america like in the past. >> that's right. and south america disrespected, it's disrespected by all of these countries. the different is there are people all over the world becau

>> scott bland and scotty burns are veterans of the high octane sport. >> you know, most people rideler coaster for a thrill. that's just about something to put me to sleep. >> but the greater the thrill, the greater the danger. >> i would say the most dangerous thing is the risk of collision. if you lose sight of somebody else that you're flying with, you can wind up with closing speeds in excess of 200 miles an hour. >> the main fear with being hit is to be knocked out or killed. >> the biggest risk for collision comes when wing suiters fly dangerously close to each other in formations called flocks. and the most important person in the flock is the base. the person flying out front, guiding the team toward their target. and there's nobody scotty burns would want as his leader more than his good friend scott bland. >> scott's been leader of more large formations than anybody else on the planet. the number one thing that we know is we can always trust him to get us home. >> they look to me for the point of reference. i have to go a rate and a speed and hold it there no matter what h

to your point, scotty, the $200,000 bracket and up. they pulled back 17%. that's beyond being responsible. that to me sets up a red flag that they know something is wrong. >> yeah. if you're right that main street gets it before wall street, then we are going to get that correction. because if you look at the people who make $250,000 live, i think you'll find many of them in urban areas where the cost of living is high, college education can eat up a good portion of that. and where it really has been a recovery where the rich have gotten richer, and the average -- in new york city 250,000 is forming people. >> right. so it's keeping up with the joneses. >> right. and you have to look at who are these people who are not spending? where are they democra demographically (life? and at a certain point, am i going to have a job in the future? that's what i'm hearing. >> but we're talking about relative success. when you're talking about 250,000, i would be a lot more worried about making 35,000 in a job. >> but they're worried. >> what are they worried about? >>

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. >>> joining us now more reaction leslie marshall and from the tea party news network scotty scotty hughes. where are you on this? >> i'm not really anywhere. conservatives always never trusted brian williams. now that he's moved over to msnbc, we think he's where he should have been and he can be himself. >> ouch. >> yeah. sorry about t. we're in a age where people are trying to be others. you got an naacp leader who is white saying she was back. you have the jenner issue. now you know he's able to be true. here is my issue with this. we would not know about this unless it would have been caught. he would still be continuing. >> i got all that. i sensed in him real sorrow. he seemed to understand the magnitude and accepted the responsibility. leslie marshall and for me i believe in second chances and forgiveness. i would like this story in that sense to be over. >> i believe in second chances. i also believe in being held accountable for our actions. and he is a journalist. >> he's been held accountable, he lost his seat. >> i was taught when you're a journalist you report the fact

. >> ♪ >> scottie pippin's wife inform basketball player scottie pippin, his wife posted this instagrameo of north in her pennsylvania yam as having a dance party. video has been like more than 21,000 times in less than a day. >> what do i do what do i do. >> now i would like to know if kim knows that she posted this. >> i'm sure she knows. >> i would never post anything without kim's approval. >> why not. >> because she can be such a... >> watch it now. >> such a good loving mother. >> yes okay. >> it is not cannoli day. >> okay. >> so out with the old flavors, a apparently there are 20 new kind of cannolis. >> hold on a second. >> twenty-one new flavors. >> oh, yeah. >> i have a taste test, i have an idea good okay. >> we will clear our eyes, we will shove cannolis in our face and try to guess the flavor. >> let's do it. >> lets go outside. >>> welcome back everybody we're at fourth and market right now. we're giving out can old ills, because it is national can old i day . >> good to see you. >> what's your name? good to know you have you ever been a canoli before? >> ya. >> ya. who i

. >> this rob and scottie pippin. >> can you imaging one on one against scottie pippin. >> what if you had one arm do you think you can beat home then. >> no. >> he has no arms. >> 6:52 this woman made a wrong turn and was all alone until her baby decided i'm ready to see the world and couple out. e what happens here. >>> i forget her name. >> got to love carlos santana. >> yes. >> all right. so, a wild beginning for a mother and her new born baby. this is in california. it all started with a wrong turn. >> so amber, a says that she started having contractions and decided to use short cut to get to her parents house. however she got lost in the national forest. >> plymouth national for necessary northern california. >> and only had a little gas and no cell phone services. >> so all alone yeah, she gave birth to her daughter marisa on the side of the road and for the next few days they were stranded in the woods. can you imagine living on water and apples and fighting off bees and mosquitoes the whole time. >> the baby came out. they were trying to get placenta and i'm's trying not to g

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scottie bowman was out there with him just a moment ago. one of the stalwart defensemen brent seabrook is with pierre. >> pierre: hourw does this one feel? >> we've been lucky enough to win three. every time we've won it it seems to get better. we battled tonight, tampa bay is a hell of a team. we have to watch out for them, they'll be doing what we've been doing for the last six years so we have to watch out for them. it's been a lot of fun. they're a great team. can't say enough about it. was there ever a point this playoff series where you were concerned this wasn't going to happen? >> you always have ups and downs throughout the playoffs. i think we played some really good games early, i thought we had some tough games early. for the most part we have a good team. we know what we can do what we're capable when we play how we're supposed to play. the boys all stuck it out, got together. we wanted to do this again so we gave it all we had. >> pierre: i think back to game six here against anaheim and game seven. what was said on your fligh

i've been -- they call me young scottie pippen when i was a kid.game was always doing everything. they needed me to score more so i got to step up and take the shots. >> doris: you stepped up and were aggressive. all season long, strength in numbers. was written on t-shirts. how much more than a slogan was this for this group? >> we knew we would win games, even when games are close, we said we might be up two or three at half or down at half but the strength we have in all our guys we're going to pull it out. that's what we did all year. >> doris: congratulations, andre. >> thank you, thank you. >> doris: mike? >> mike: all right, doris. they win it with help from a daring and rare starting lineup change in the 101st game of the season. iguodala got into the starting lineup. they won three straight. we'll have the trophy presentation coming up from quicken loans arena to salute the nba champion warriors. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: the sheer ecstasy of winning an nba title and sharing it with your family. who was there for all the hard work all the hours

i've been -- they call me young scottie pippen when i was a kid.game was always doing everything. they needed me to score more so i got to step up and take the shots. >> doris: you stepped up and were aggressive. all season long, strength in numbers. was written on t-shirts. how much more than a slogan was this for this group? >> we knew we would win games, even when games are close, we said we might be up two or three at half or down at half but the strength we have in all our guys we're going to pull it out. that's what we did all year. >> doris: congratulations, andre. >> thank you, thank you. >> doris: mike? >> mike: all right, doris. they win it with help from a daring and rare starting lineup change in the 101st game of the season. iguodala got into the starting lineup. they won three straight. we'll have the trophy presentation coming up from quicken loans arena to salute the nba champion warriors. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: the sheer ecstasy of winning an nba title and sharing it with your family. who was there for all the hard work all the hours

scottie bowman was out there with him just a moment ago. one of the stalwart defensemen brent seabrook is with pierre. >> pierre: hourw does this one feel? >> we've been lucky enough to win three. every time we've won it it seems to get better. we battled tonight, tampa bay is a hell of a team. we have to watch out for them, they'll be doing what we've been doing for the last six years so we have to watch out for them. it's been a lot of fun. they're a great team. can't say enough about it. was there ever a point this playoff series where you were concerned this wasn't going to happen? >> you always have ups and downs throughout the playoffs. i think we played some really good games early, i thought we had some tough games early. for the most part we have a good team. we know what we can do what we're capable when we play how we're supposed to play. the boys all stuck it out, got together. we wanted to do this again so we gave it all we had. >> pierre: i think back to game six here against anaheim and game seven. what was said on your fligh

. >>> cws evening news with scott pelley is next, scotties back in the chair and he reports tonight from >> pelley: the search for two new york killers expands to vermont, and this woman allegedly told investigators she was supposed to be their ride. also tonight the president who wanted so much to get the u.s. out of iraq is sending still more troops in. how telemarketers are getting around the "do not call" list. and when little mikaila got stung on the neck, it was like a tap on the shoulder. >> i decided to create a product that helped save the bees. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, the search for two murderers who broke out of an upstate new york prison over the weekend moved across the border bovermont, and we've learned more about the prison employee that investiga

. >> hi scotty? >> how are you doing sir? >> i'm josh rushing with fault lines. how are you? >> pretty good man y'all come on? >> thank you very much >> i was so proud of him when he joined the marines. i was very proud. >> it's interesting to see this kid and then that picture. >> i imagine you guys must have been scared when he deployed to war, twice. >> i was scared but you know when he came home from the wars and he was fine. i kinda quit worrying about him. >> like i knew going to nd that there were some dangers >> nothing like that... >> i never expected it though. i was more worried about him when he was overseas than i was when he was in north dakota >> with a limited background in welding twenty-eight-year-old dustin payne got a job as a welder for a pipeline construction outfit. after seven months he was offered a higher paying job welding for a much larger company, nabors completion and production services a subsidiary of nabors industries. but a month into the job with nabors dustin began raising red flags. >> so this is his phone? >> this is his phone. >> this is

charles: what do you think, scottie? >> you haven't seen mass chaos in the streets, relatively calm considering nobody can get to the money in the bank. what's going to happen this weekend regardless whether they hold the referendum or not? somebody is unhappy and there's a group of people behind them. interesting to see if bee have the violence that might possibly happen if the other side loses. charles: they might have fatigue with respect to the hooting and the hollering and the violence, they are in a fork in the road. let's talk the markets, we held up, the dow limped into a positive, but nasdaq was strong, gold went down, yields went up, back in a position if you wanted to buy the dip, you may be tempted tomorrow. >> tomorrow maybe thursday, i believe the market rallies next week. keep in mindthe s&p is less than 4% from an all-time high. use this as opportunity to buy the stocks. charles: famous last words from matt mccall, if you don't make money, you know where to find him. we enjoy you joining us, special thank

. >>> and also on the way, beam me up scotty an internet pioneer going where no one has gone before.llion to build star trek inspired offices. we'll take through on this sunday morning on "today" in a few minutes. >> thanks guys. see you at 8:00. >>> now to decision 2016. clinton and bush two political dynasties with new designs on the white house. it's a top issue on this morning's edition of "meet the press." joining us with a preview is moderator chuck todd. good morning. >> good morning. >> yesterday we saw hillary clinton's official roll-out speech in new york at that big rally and jeb bush suspected to announce his run for president tomorrow what are both candidates doing to make sure their messages are effective? >> both of them are trying to de-dynasty themselves a bit. hillary brought up a lot of the rodham part of her life. hillary rodham what she did before she was known as hillary clinton. brought up about the impact her mother had on her life. tomorrow we're getting a sneak peek of what even the jeb bush logo and campaign name will be. you will have a hard time seeing th

send me an e-mail or go our web site one of scottie's kin folk. thanks for watching, here's lou. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration claims they have a winning strategy to fight terrorists at home and abroad. but at this point in the conflict, it's the radical islamist terrorists winning abroad, and they're doing it with weapons that the administration and the pentagon chose to leave when u.s. forces withdrew from iraq. islamic state forces are overrunning iraq with the help of american battle tanks humvees machine guns and howitzer mobile systems and the islamic state is beginning to stir within our own country. the islamic state inspiring terrorists to radical acts anti-terrorist authorities allege two men conspired to behead a boston area police officer. police confronted one of those men last night. they shot him dead. the other they took into custody. we take up the rise of radical islamist terror with major general robert scales and president obama once promised illegal immigrants would not receive health care benefits under obamacare, but

>> yeah to it have scalia that we should call it scottis care instead of obama care is something.y conservatives were disappointed with the ruling, there is another message from the opinion, the people elected law makers and the law makers voted despite the fact they were democrats they voted to move obama care forward. the intent to create health care and not destroy it. if they want that to change they have to elect people including a new president to mahappen. this changes the political dynamic and put obama care much more in the focus and conservative who sigh romney was not the right vessel but they are. >> similar to what justice roberts wrote. it is not the court's job to save people from badly written laws. paraphrasing there. >> we have to go. we'll see you tonight on special report. >> and more to be said to be sure. republican presidential candidates react to the ruling. latest on the campaign trail and what it means for the 2016 race. and americans have more to fear from right wing terror than islamic terrorist, that's next? as my diabetes changed it got harder to cont

absolutely fantastic thank you from scottie and if you can't see the show dvr it. now, lou dobbs the man himself. fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. president obama beginning yet another of his reversals. the president finding no profit in previous pivot to asia is now looking back over his shoulder giving serious thought to a possible return to iraq, and joining perhaps in the fight against the islamic state which as you recall he once promised to destroy. the white house today announced an obama-sized surge for iraq the president ordering 450 troops back to iraq. the president not quite ready to rejoin the fight against the islamic state, however. these troops will only take up the training of iraqi forces who of course have already been trained by the u.s. military. >>> also tonight, new warnings that as many feared the administration's desperate negotiations to reach a nuclear deal with iran is driving a nuclear arms race in the middle east. our longstanding allies, saudi arabia jordan the united arab emirates, kuwait and egypt seeking t

scottie bowman was out there with him just a moment ago. one of the stalwart defensemen brent seabrook is with pierre. >> pierre: hourw does this one feel? >> we've been lucky enough to win three. every time we've won it it seems to get better. we battled tonight, tampa bay is a hell of a team. we have to watch out for them, they'll be doing what we've been doing for the last six years so we have to watch out for them. it's been a lot of fun. they're a great team. can't say enough about it. was there ever a point this playoff series where you were concerned this wasn't going to happen? >> you always have ups and downs throughout the playoffs. i think we played some really good games early, i thought we had some tough games early. for the most part we have a good team. we know what we can do what we're capable when we play how we're supposed to play. the boys all stuck it out, got together. we wanted to do this again so we gave it all we had. >> pierre: i think back to game six here against anaheim and game seven. what was said on your fligh

great story, great show, scottie see you soon. go have fun at huddle house. and at home keep watching lou dobbs is next. thanks a lot. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. breaking news tonight -- we're just learning of a new cyberattack against the u.s. government. the second such attack to be revealed over the past week. u.s. officials say hackers, quote, linked to china end quote carried out this cyberattack and stole extensive sensitive background information from government personnel servers that had been submitted by intelligence and military personnel seek security clearances. the stolen data includes social security numbers lists of contacts relatives deeply personal information about mental health drug and alcohol use past arrests and bankruptcies, it appears every part of the u.s. government has been affected and remains vulnerable to such attacks tonight. news of this latest attack comes only days after the office personnel management announced records of four million current and former employees of the government had been stolen. now inves

scotty will ask. >>> up next, not a happy anniversary for yahoo's ceo, marissa mayer. ♪ building aircraft the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> yahoo's ceo marissa mayer to address investors for the company's annual shareholder meeting. shareholders can expect the talk to focus on ads in a continued push in the mobile, video and social spaces. in past years, mayer has attended the cannes advertising conference instead, last year there was a bit of controversy surrounding an incident where sheover slept and missed a dinner with advertisers and i feel bad even bringing it up. but yahoo has tried to shift into focusing on mobile. mavens, as they like to say mobile video and a few other things that i always forget. that they wrap into that. the talk at khan as we were just discussing with john steinberg and kayla, is around snap chat. it's around facebook. not so much around yahoo. you wonder if they can in this talk, kind of bring people into the fold. thinking about them as a pine anywhere these forms of advertising that are g

great story, great show, scottie see you soon. go have fun at huddle house. and at home keep >>> hello, i'm lou dobbs. president obama beginning yet another of his reversals. the president finding no profit in his previous pivot to asia. he's now looking back over his shoulder giving serious thought to a possible return to iraq and joining in the fight against the islamic state that he once promised you remember to destroy. >>> the white house this week announced an obama-sized surge for iraq. the president ordering 450 of our troops back to iraq. the president not yet ready to rejoin the fight against the islamic state. those troops will only take up the training of iraqi forces who of course have already been trained by our military. without good effect. >>> also new warnings that as many feared the administration's desperate negotiations to reach a nuclear deal with iran is now driving a nuclear arms race in the middle east. our long-standing allies saudi arabia jordan the emirates kuwait and egypt now seeking the assistance of the russians and chinese to

. >>> scotty williams here now.eel a little this later in the weekend. >> we are looking at potential flood threat out there jeff and dawn from that same system and as we look at the satellite and radar, you can see it's churning through northern arkansas as well as southern missouri moving into sections of the ohio river valley. but it has a lot of moisture to work with and that will be the concern for our area for a part of your upcoming father's day weekend. so you can see those spiral bands the feeder bands continuing to wrap around this area of low pressure which has really been holding together that circulation. it will continue to move toward our area most of the heavy rain looks to arrive saturday night into early sunday. so it doesn't look like a complete wash out for father' days however we're looking at some heavy rainfall that could cause some lingering problems throughout the day on sunday. we'll talk about that coming up. looking at ultimate doppler most of us dry however lancaster berks county looking

>> scottie franklin. you want a pair, jack?ey're men and women or just women shoes? >> you know i'll bet you can do them for men and women. >> i don't know is that a man's shoe? >> it could be a man's shoe. we'll get you a pair. you can try them out. >> did you know i have cowboy boots? >> do you really? i was teasing him. >> of course, i do. square toes. yes. >> i dare you to bring in your cowboy boots. >> dare me? it's not a big deal. >> okay, bring them in. i'd love to see them. >>> zookeepers having a good time with "jurassic world.” they of course deal with their own type of animals, not as wild as the ones in "jurassic world." this is the scene. if you haven't seen the movie, it's been in a lot of promotional stuff. they're going around and recreating this. zookeepers. look at that. >> walruses? >> those are walruses. they are coming up with their own. now we have chickens. >> no, come on. >> and one more. who else do we have here? >> ostriches. >> people having fun with this. it's become a thing among zookeepers, creatin

>> scotty, historically, these cycles end two years after the yield curve inverts.ause the inversion of the yield curve. >> when will the yield curve invert? we've seen eight yield curve inversions since 1958, in which six of them led to a recession two years after. when do you think will be the next time we see an inverted yield curve? >> i don't think the yield curve could invert for at least a year, it's historically steep right now, it's above the steepness is above its historical average. so if it was to invert, starting now, it would take a year to get there. and then you would add another two years on to that. so i think you have at least three years left of a bull market. probably four, five or six. and my point about these credit flows, is that they're going to be increasing in my note to kplints today. i noted that in the last four weeks, 29 major pensions voted to put more money into credit. that hasn't even hit the market yet so people are selling treasuries to buy corporates. >> the think the problem some folks may have with this note and this predictio

we'll ask that question, lots of things coming up, guys, back to you, scotty. >>> see you in just a few a secret formula to spotting which stocks might be poised to break out? barclays out with a list today of short squeeze candidates. josh, you gave us the list. which ones do you like? >> i went through those names and i was looking at the ones with the highest short interest ratio. you want to get a sense of how many days would it take the shorts to cover given the company's typical daily trading volume. and the two that jumped out at me, one i own, one i don't. deere and foot locker. >> i had a feeling were you going to say deere. >> i think this is a great set-up, a stock with 9% of the float short. about a 12 days for the shorts to cover. a company that is very conservative when they give guidance. they've not had a good track record over the last couple of years as far as growth because there isn't any in the segment. and at this point there's a lot of pessimism, nobody thinks that agricultural commodities are going to rebound. no one thinks farm incomes will expand and no one thi

back to you, scotty. >> i'm down with that. >> i don't know if i am. how do they get the bun to look that red? it's good to have food coloring in it and -- >> maybe so. >> anyway. back to you guys. >> beet juice. >> chew on that. >> where's dom? >> our sandwich correspondent. >> he's at shame shack right now. sue, thanks. >>> shares of gap under pressure. comes after 23 hours after gap gave color to investors and analysts on how it plans to revamp the brand. the retail, actually closing a bump of stores and laying off a lot of workers. retailer is down 10% this year. here to discuss whether a comeback is in the works is veteran retail analyst dana telsey. were you in san francisco at the investor meeting, what's your take away on gpa? >> i think overall this is going to take time. spring of 2016 is when you should have the no excuses time period so to speak when the gap brands merchandise is what they would like to see it to be and the same thing for banana. the closing stores of gap brand, a long time in coming, the stores have been around for quite s

. >> scotty. >> i don't think -- >> in 2015. >> i don't think jeff gundlach who i have a lot of respect or other people i have a lot of respect for, janet yellen or ben bernanke are the correct barometer for stock prices. the latter two are good barometers of what the economy is doing and what the fed fund rate is going to do. >> i think you're wrong in at least one respect is that complaining about bernanke speaking, he's just part of the whole cacaphony of people who have a thought on what's happening. but say ben bernanke shouldn't talk is -- >> i didn't say that. >> you asked why he's talking. >> yeah. >> which is the same thing as asking why he's talking. >> it's a way of saying it's not relevant. which is neither one of these -- >> that's different. i want to hear everybody talk and i feel like i'm smart enough to parse who's relevant and who's not think scott did a service by bringing up the two points of view. where you are correct is yellen has a specific reason for saying this. taking the markets off the boil to the extent possible. to pave the way for a smoother increase in r

>> scottie franklin. you want a pair jack? >> men and women?is that a man's shoe? >> it could be a man's shoe. we'll get you a pair. you can try them out. >> i have cowboy boots. >> do you really? i was teasing him. >> of course i do. square toes. >> i dare you to bring in your cowboy boots. >> it's not a big deal. >> i'd love to see them. >>> zookeepers having a good time with "jurassic world." they deal with their own animals. this is the scene. if you haven't seen the movie, it's been in a lot of promotional stuff. they're going around and re-creating some of the pictures. zookeepers. look at that. >> walruses? >> those are walruses. they are coming up with their own -- >> we have chickens. >> no. >> and one more. who else do we have here? >> ostriches. >> people having fun with this. it's become a thing among zookeepers. >> you know the movie is doing well when people are mimicking scenes from the movie. >> zookeepers are the only ones that can do that. >>> breaking news this morning on "world news now," deadly shooting in south carolina. a

. >> the interesting thing he was telling scotty is apple is where netflix was a couple of years ago.alk more about some of the tweets and comments from mr. carl icahn later on in the show. >>> in the meantime here's a question for you. do you know how much money your spouse makes or even how much your household investments are worth? a surprising new survey on money and marriage we've got some very sound advice for you as well. >>> up next a power pitch re-inventing the rib. >> healthy barbecue is here with chicken ribs. >> account founder take the heat? >> to me it is really just a chicken thigh, isn't it? >> the million dollar question. literally literally. how are you going to use the money that you raise? >> stay tuned to find out. >>> we want to call your attention to what's happening with the overall market. as we stand the dow stands down about 124, 125 points near its worst levels today so far. down trip digits 125 points to the downside for the dow so far. as for other individual movers shares of fortinet lower after both citigroup and baird analysts downgraded. saying they

like bailey and scotty who say thank you, dad, for always doing the laundry and nina who says thank youthank you for being such a great model. >> thank you for buying me a popsickle. >> jordan thanking her dad for showing her compassion and determination and paola for teaching her how to be ambitious and believe in herself. >> i love you, i miss you. >> i love you daddy. >> i love you, da-da. >> amazing how that sign gets around. we love hearing those great messages. now our turn to say thank you. george. >> i want to thank my dad for giving me such a powerful example of being there for people. he's a priest like his father. you see him there in the collar. i remember going to hospital visits with him. serving in weddings and funerals baptisms and what i've seen over time is just how important it is to be there listen to people show that caring concern at those important moments of their lives and the other thing is that with every big decision i made in my life even when he disagreed 100% supportive. >> really? that's great. he had to let you find your way. that's beautiful. >> lara? >

and he spent 15 or 20 minutes with scottie and the crew on halftime reports. >> almost the anticipationto say, that brought some of that selling, right? >> you know, you get -- what happens in these kinds of situations is when the market's right at highs, gets very trigger happy. so high beta stocks, for example, cyber security stocks biotech stocks, they were hit the most. we also saw, again, transports -- >> yep. >> which never used to be high-beta stocks in the past suddenly have become them. and a lot of people are looking for canary in the coal mine. i don't particularly feel that way about them. i think there's peculiar characteristics of them. particularly the way coal is changing and the way oil transport is changing. >> transport's going lower, but housing's going higher. there's a dichotomy there somehow, right? two economically sensitive groups. >> i hope everyone was listening to stuart miller talking today just a few minutes ago. and the important thing is, the consumer names. the retail companies, the home building companies are all doing better, and bill we're going to ta

. >> scottie pippen lost $100 million. mike tyson lost $200 million.get them to be aware of those things early, hopefully they can change the cycle. starting a conversation and education about financial literacy is so important and having the opportunity to start the conversation. >> you thank your adopted parents. >> i wasthink it's a good practice to all be involved in financial decisions. >> can i just say you outdress me and you do have a nicer watch. your golden state warriors won the championship. great to see you. >> i'm sorry about the knicks. i love you. >> can we quiet down please? all right. >>> now in a serious subject, a police officer driving down the road when a semi plows right into his vehicle and he walks away alive. >>> and he's a proud american and toby keith standing up to the president when it comes to guns. >> if it can happen in church it can happen anywhere. there's no answer to it. you can't predict when evil is going to show up. >> does he have a point? more from toby keith and happy birthday to jason maraz. he's 38. ♪ ♪ ther

michael jordan had scottie pippen, he will i don't know has matthew dellavedova.ver going to see a game from the flash brothers where they're the splash brothers, where they're going off like they have in the regular season snow. >> i think if you do, it will be this game here. clay has found a rhythm a little bit even though he didn't shoot that much. i think curry has figured some things out. i think if the nerves don't get to them today, they'll do it today. could be a wrap. >> marcus, thank you very much. that's marcus thompson from the bay area news group. i think marcus and i are both going to the game so we'll report back. >> way to rub that in. >> lucky you. >> way to rub that in. thanks sal. as we all know, game five tonight between the warriors and the cavaliers has fans on both sides just knowing their team will pull out a win. but we wanted to hit the streets. ask the fans exactly what they would be willing to do to secure the home team with that win night. ed give up ice cream for the whole rest of the season for the warriors to win. >> my favorite ba