for more on what to expect this week, let's check in with steve sedgwick live in london. >> i'm very well. the market. s are in fine state. europe following on the late rally on the u.s. markets. finally deciding that more jobs was a good thing. they also like to debate on friday because they weren't sure if it meant more tapering. elsewhere we're following the boeing story as well. it appears that this early stage nothing to do with mechanical error of the plane. the 777 is a workhorse for the company and a new version is going up from air bus as well. shares doing well up 38% so far in 2013. elsewhere rents for the office space pretty stagnant in the second quarter. they are up as high as $23 per square foot. that's below the 2008 high of $25 per square foot. back in 2008 before the crisis, vacancy rates were down as low as 13%. brian? >> comcast will trade today, the minions was a lot better than the loan ranger. >> yeah. no comparisons between those animated characters. massive sales. $142 million. back to you. >> they made it for less than $100 so they are already in the black.

let's check in with steve sedgwick live in london. >> it was alcoa as tradition, beating expectation,lbeit low expectations, as has become the trend on wall street. that set the trend on wall street. the trouble at barnes & noble, ceo william lynch resigned, behind the e-book strategy, 34% decline in sales of those nook tablets last time round, so basically i think it's a reorganization of the strategy, possibly an exit from that side of business could well be on the cards. >>> credit unions are raising overdraw fees. getting less volume through so they need to raise money somehow. apparently the fees have come up from 25 bucks per overdraft to $28. which is still cheaper than banks which have had a median level of overdraft of $30 per transaction. >> the slurpee is cold, deliciousness, and you have news out of 7-eleven? >> yes. this is very important story, of course, for all viewers. the 11th of july is the unofficial birthday of the slurpee and for years they've been way millions on 11th of july. it's been 7-ounce cups and moms have been upset because they don't have lids and now t

. >> turning now to some celebrity news, kyra sedgwick sliced the top of her finger off.evin bacon posted gruesome photos saying she isn't always healthy. if you chop the end of your finger off, ouch. >>> as any fan of "the price is right" one of the most exciting moments is when they bring out plinko. contestants hope to land at the $10,000 slot. they are devoting an entire episode to plinko in december. it's in honor of its anniversary. it debuted in 1983. roll the tape. >> who is our next contestant? >> it's brian zachman. that never gets old. brian sackman, come on down. take it away. >> the next day i changed my name because there's no way to go through life as a sackman. >> thank you very much. i appreciate any chance you guys can make fun of me in my college era. thank you, lewis. >>> "way too early," your favorite national monuments and landmarks just ahead. and also "morning joe" and the cast of thousands just moments away. so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... a

let's check in with steve sedgwick. >> good morning. it's about coca-cola, goldman sachs and the fact that the market has gone so far. coke sales are disappointing. goldman figures are great. there are question marks over how stable the numbers are going forward. >>> as you say, all eyes on ben bernanke the next two days. he's giving testimony on the health of the u.s. economy. what everybody wants to know is will there be tapering of kwa t quantitatetive easing? google is going to try to get a television market. some of the roadblocks could include the fact that current deals between distributors and indeed the channels themselves prohibit any other form of devices getting those chance to the market as well. something to watch for the future for sure. >> little disconnect with mcdonald's. they gave the sort of financial planning website for their employees but i even looked at it. they expect their employees to make almost as much money at the second job as the first job. it's a little controversial, isn't it, steve? >> to say the leas

i'm an attorney for sedgwick and i'm appearing on behalf of safeway to talk about the mission sud as sophie predicted. we have talked with city staff about this legislation as well as with the supervisors, and i think it's accurate to say everyone is in agreement that the new language was intended to allow large grocery stores to keep the rights and privileges that they currently have under existing code sections. so, for example, a large grocery store could close where more than four months at this time to renovate, or it could actually demolish its store and rebuild an entirely new store complex at this point and not worry about losing its liquor license because it's taking these actions. we have some concerns about the current language because we're not convinced that it totally accomplishes that goal. we have seen some scenarios as i've been walking through with staff where that may not be the actual result. but the large grocery stores may actually get caught up in this legislation. i have not confirming resources. but we would like the opportunity to work with city staff and th

we're going to check in now with steve sedgwick who is in london for us.g, steve. >> good morning. all the stories interrelated. what is fascinating at the moment is house prices are proving a fantastic asset for people who stuck with it through the tough times. of course, we hit our low over the last couple of years. it seems some cities according to the index are rallying to levels we haven't seen at all before, denver and dallas, for instance, hitting records we've not seen since 2000 when the records started. but nationwide, house prices still 25% below the pace they hit in the middle of 2006. not only investors are falling. according to a survey by bank rate.com, 1,000 u.s. adults, the best place to put their money at the moment is in cash. 26% of people wanted to put their money in cash. 23% real estate, gold, 16%. only 14% thought the stocks were a good long term investment. and that, is of course, a product of the crash we saw in 2007 to 2009. that said, investors in facebook, they might be smiling actually. even if they had them from the ipo, sinc

your wife, kyra sedgwick, she is a delightful person. >> i think so too. >> jimmy: but you are not, whilehe emergency room, you were very busy snapping photographs of her and posting them on twitter. what -- now, she has a bloody finger here. >> you know, in case people are not really aware of this, you really can screw up on twitter. >> jimmy: yeah, you can. and it happens like that. and there is no putting that genie back in the bottle. >> it is gone, it's gone. >> jimmy: although she does seem to be sokay. that is a cartoonist's bandage, that is like one of mickey mouse's fingers. >> for some reason, i don't know how that made its way into our lives, but it just seems -- >> jimmy: it is riding a huge wave. >> is this going to be the history known as kale -- we started eating, she can't get through the day without kale, you do a lot of chopping, you got to chop that stuff up. and i actually chopped my finger pretty badly. and i was you know, kind of trying to man up. she was like no, dude, you're going to the hospital. and when i got to the doctor he said yeah, you should be here, becau

your wife, kyra sedgwick, who's the greatest. >> she always comes up, doesn't she?elightful person. >> i think so too. >> jimmy: but you are not. because while your wife was in the emergency room -- >> i'm so sorry. >> jimmy: -- you were very busy snapping photographs of her and posting them on twitter. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what happened? she's got a bloody finger here. >> you know, in case people are not really aware of this, you really can screw up on twitter. >> jimmy: yeah, you can. and it happens like that. >> it happens like that. >> jimmy: and there's no putting that genie back in the bottle. >> it's gone. it's gone. >> jimmy: although she does seem to be okay. she does seem to be enjoying the -- that's quite a -- that's a cartoonish bandage. what happened? >> it's like looney tunes. >> jimmy: it's like one of mickey mouse's fingers. "hey. watch the knife." >> you know, for some reason -- i don't know how kale made its way into our lives. but it just seems like -- is anybody else experiencing that? >> jimmy: kale is riding a huge wave right now. >> it is. is th

crews on the scene there of a plant fire in sedgwick. corn oil plant and explosions were heard coming from the plant before that fire broke out. no word yet on any injuries. we will keep an eye on that story and bring you updates out of kansas as soon as we get them. >>> new york, an appeals court has upheld the ruling and striking down new york city's ban on large sugary drinks and that large ban is one of several health measures proposed by mayor bloomberg. >>> moments ago president obama took off for chattanooga, tennessee. he will make republicans an offer they can't refuse he hopes. an attempt at reaching a bargain on jobs and he hopes to cut corporate tax rates and including spending on manufacturing and infrastructure and community college programs. he is going to make that speech later today at a distribution center for the world's largest online retailer amazon.com that announced yesterday it's adding five new full-time jobs in ten different states. joining me now is "usa today" washington bureau chief susan page. great to see y

. >> stephanie: did you see the pictures of keira kyra sedgwick's bloody nonfinger. >> she cut the tip of her. she's sitting there looking decidedly unhappy with the bloody bandage. two photos. he said kale isn't always healthy if you chop the end of your finger off he wrote with a picture of the actress. >> that was a little bit snarky for the situation, i think. >> stephanie: i'm guessing she -- >> he was suggesting she should stick with bacon. >> stephanie: i see what you did there. [ ♪ circus ♪ ] >> bacon usually comes presliced you don't have to use a knife. >> stephanie: exactly. looky here, jim. mick jagger. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] the rolling stones frontman allegedly feeling the pressure to wed his designer girlfriend. >> who is about eight feet tall. >> stephanie: really? >> in heels. he's much taller than -- she's much taller. >> stephanie: he's been dating her for 12 years. she has been on mick's case nonstop to get married. >> doesn't he turn 70 this month? >> pretty much. >> stephanie: i'm going to guess that she is younger than he is? >> really? >> stephanie: yes. i t

steve sedgwick went down to a stumping ground to investigate. >> reporter: this may look like a glamorousion after the coast of the bahamas or california, but, actually, no. cnbc has come down to margate in kent. what has brought us, the uk prime minister and various business leaders from the middle east and europe down to this corner of england? well, the answer lies 12 miles off the kent coast. the london array has 175 wind turbines, two offshore sub stations and can produce 630 megawatts of energy a year. powering half a million homes, the biggest offshore wind farm anywhere in the world, it absolutely shows you can do scale renewables and you can do them right here in britain. government and wind farms developers say it will save 925,000 tons of co2 each year and play a major role in helping uk meet its carbon reduction targets. where is the best location in the wind? in the north of europe in the uk. let's harness the best sites and make them the most cost effective sites of energy delivery and this is an important aspect. also off the energy transition in europe. >> reporter: the bu

kyra sedgwick is on the mend after slicing off her finger.picture, writing, kill isn't healthy if you chop your finger off. remember this commercial? >> you can drink a lot of this and it tastes cool. it can be a real pick me up! >> eric: turns out milk might not do a body good. a harvard pediatrician the current recommendations of three servings of dare a day might do a body more harm. the fat is often replaced with sweeteners which add sugar and calories. gretch? >> gretchen: thanks so much. she has barely learned to walk. look at this video here. at 16 months old, elizabeth christianson, instead of walking is proving herself to be a better swimmer than most adults. as you can see, the fearless toddler swimming like crazy without any help. the video from last year has just gone viral on the internet and has some parents saying too much, too soon possibly. joining me, elizabeth christianson, her father, adam, and swim instructor. good morning to all three of you. >> good morning. >> gretchen: adam, let me start with you. how did you decide t