[army soldier] the uso has tons of programs. b interview, what to wear what not to wear. knowing that there was going to be a life after the military. [announcer] for over 70 years, the uso has continued to meet the needs of our troops and their families, standing with them when it counts. we all t goto watch pretty much his last goodbye, right before we were notified he was gone. without the uso, it wouldn't be possible for me and my children to watch jared tell us that he loves us. these are memories that we'll have forever. be a part of their journey, learn more today at uso.org. >>> those who are disappointed, i'm sorry for that. >> this week there was a lot of back lash aimed at michael phelps and the discovery channel after his much hyped about race with a great white was not done side by side. >> instead they showed a computer generated shark to illustrate the competition and michael kind of apologized, but not really. he and the discovery channel defended the program, but that didn't matter to some people, who felt played

and every step along the way, the uso is there. soldier will never forget that's what the uso does. [announcer] be a part of their journey, learn more today at uso.org. ♪ >> pull the car over now. >> they've got my son. >> that's halle berry's new movie, "kidnapped". the role was kind of like a son in "taken." >> halle is here in new orleans, and i talked to the oscar winner as she held a surprise screening of her new action thriller. i hear you're like whooping people's behinds, taking folks out. >> wait with me here an we'll file a report. >> they waited. >> they've got my son! >> i'm being a mama bear, like any mother who has children would be. no different. >> i found you you son of a -- no. >> halle is mama bear in another way. in "kidnapped," she's one of the producers. is it tough being the boss? >> i love being the boss. >> wvehener you go i will be right behind you. >> it's nice to be able to not just be the dancing bear anymore, but to h who the director is, who the writer is. i wanted to be a part of this because i think

[army soldier] the uso has tons of programs. a job interview, what to wear what not to wear. knowing that there was going to be a life after the military. [announcer] for over 70 years, the uso has continued to meet the needs of our troops and their families, standing with them when it counts. we all got to watch pretty much his last goodbye, right before we were notified he was gone. without the uso, it wouldn't be possible for me and my children to watch jared tell us that he loves us. these are memories that we'll have forever. [announcer] be a part of their journey, learn more today >> announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. of >>> now that the battle over repeal and replacing obamacare republicans are calling it a fraud. >> we're struggling to find a replacement for affordable care act. >> g.o.p. leaders honing in on a notion that's been dubbed. >> skinny >> skinny repeal. >> skinny repeal. >> reporter: skinny repeal would eliminate just a couple key parts of obamacare, like the individual and employer insurance mandates.

[army soldier] the uso has tons of programs. owing that there was going to be a life after the military. [announcer] for over 70 years, the uso has continued to meet the needs of our troops and their families, standing with them when it counts. we all got to watch pretty much his last goodbye, right before we were notified he was gone. without the uso, it wouldn't be possible for me and my children to watch jared tell us that he loves us. these are memories that we'll have forever. [announcer] be a part of their journey, learn more today son: it's been more daughter: no, it hasn't. mom: hey, can you two keep it down? son: i want it. it's my turn. daughter: no it isn't. mom: please just keep it down. [tires screeching] mom: i remember days when just driving down the street would give me anxiety. and now look at me. [restaurant sounds] man 1: don't get me wrong, i still don't love crowded places, but it's good to get out again. [restaurant sounds] [plates crashing] man 2: noises like that used to make me hit the deck, but now i can

military, the uso is there, offering programs and support along the way.t's that opportunity to stay mom, and the uso makes it all possible. [announcer] be a part of their journey, learn more today at uso.org. >> travel consideration provided by -- >>> look at all those stars with birthdays this weekend. daniel radcliffe is turning 28. marlon wayans, 45. david spade is turning 53. now it is time to take a final look at your choices. which first concert going experience was a britney spe this weekend. happy birthday, everybody. >> monday on "e.t." >> inside harrison ford and ryan gosling's party in vegas. the latest from the comic-con crush with the "game of thrones" stars and stranger things kids. that's monday. >> we are almost out of time this weekend. but for all the late breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.com. >> before we go, check out the video from aussie singer songwriter. >> for his hit lay it on me, his first single in almost two years. >> enjoy this and the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye-bye. >> bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ then it, i

[army soldier] the uso has tons of programs. going to be a life after the military. [announcer] for over 70 years, the uso has continued to meet the needs of our troops and their families, standing with them when it counts. we all go ot twatch pretty much his last goodbye, right before we were notified he was gone. without the uso, it wouldn't be possible for me and my children to watch jared tell us that he loves us. these are memories that we'll have forever. [announcer] be a part of their journey, learn more today at uso.org. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> despite objections from the president, the house voted overwhelmingly today to slap sanctions on russia. for meddling in the u.s. election and annexing crimea. the bill which would also impose new sanctions on iran and north korea, was approved 419-3. it now goes to the senate. >>> the house and senate intelligence committees are investigating whether anyone in the trump campaign was involved with russia's election interference. the president's son-in-la

[army soldier] the uso has tons of programs. interview, what to wear what not to wear. knowing that there was going to be a life after the military. [announcer] for over 70 years, the uso has continued to meet the needs of our troops and their families, standing with them when it counts. we all got to watch pretty much his last goodbye, right before we were notified he was gone. without the uso, it wouldn't be possible for me and my children to watch jared tell us that he loves us. these are memories that we'll have forever. [announcer] be a part of their journey, learn more today >>> if you have ever been camping, you know bears can be a dangerous nuisance. they may not want to eat you, but they do want your food. well, near yellowstone, grizzlies have become product testers discovering what is bear resistant. carter evans reports. >> reporter: this time of years bears are hungry foraging for food. just about anywhere they can find it. and these particular bears are some of the best in the business. when it comes to getting the

completed in 1912 and entered into a busy, busy time starting with world war i when the uso took over then of course through the 1920s and through the depression, went through many, many changes from being an active station to a place where of course it was not so active. served over 200,000 people a day. in this magnificent hall to serve the men and women coming through the station each and every day. of course, then we went through the changes in the 1950s when rail travel was not as popular as it used to be. the station began to suffer and became visible. there was a plan which was implemented to make this a national visitor's center and in the hall we're standing in, there were significant alterations that took place. not alterations for the better and they were changed in the 1980s. when congress and others decided that the station deserved to be b preserved, restored and operated once again in the glory that daniel bernham had intended for it in 1907. this station reopened here as well as a mode of transportation sector. it serves over 8 million a year. it went another cently. t

[army soldier] the uso has tons of programs. o wear. knowing that there was going to be a life after the military. [announcer] for over 70 years, the uso has continued to meet the needs of our troops and their families, standing with them when it counts. we all go ot twatch pretty much his last goodbye, right before we were notified he was gone. it wouldn't be possible for me and my children to watch jared tell us that he loves us. these are memories that we'll have forever. [announcer] be a part of their journey, learn more today at uso.org. i am the founder and director of slam dunk for diabetes. slam dunk for diabetes is the only day basketball camp in the country and we provide the opportunity for children with pre-diabetes and type 1 and type 2 diabetes to get together, play ball and to learn to manage their diabetes. [olivia] when i first got to the camp, it wasn't like oh it's so sad, all the kids have diabetes, it wasn't that at all, it was happiness, it was kids laughing and running and playing and i wanted to be a part

it's way more than a free phone call for us, it's that opportunity to stay mom, and the uso makes it all possible. [announcer] be a part of their journey, today at uso.org. >>> major garrett joins us now from the white house. the president said today most people would have taken that meeting with the russian lawyer, is that the consensus >> reporter: anthony, consensus in our divided country is probably elusive, but the president's own nominee to lead the f.b.i., christopher wray, appears to disagree. here is wray yesterday before the senate judiciary committee. >> to the members of this committee, any threat or effort to interfere with our elections from any nation state or any non-state actor is the kind of thing the f.b.i. would want to know. >> reporter: we've also learned the senate intelligence committee will request documents from trump, jr., and jared kushner about that meeting, and it wants to interview, as you trump campaign who had contact with russians. >> mason: major, the president talked to reporters aboard "air force one" last night, and did not rule out inviting vladi

joe brooks is president of the uso of pennsylvania and south jersey. >> it was an idea been out of the this is time we're recreating and having a good time, whether it is poconos, jersey shore, delaware beaches. when we have folks serving overseas that are not recreat ing, we wanted those young men and women to remember we have not forgotten them. >> reporter: she knows how it feels when receiving a care package she's an army reservists and received treats when deployed in gatar and afghanistan. >> it is a taste of home. when they come around, it is tastykake. everybody local knows tastykake are amazing. >> reporter: 1300 boxes will go to qatar, africa, south korea and they will be in the troop's hand in a matter of days. >> sugar house wants to reach out and give a little bit of fail to our servicemen and women overseas and show that they love, care and what we support in doing over there for us. >> i have spoken to a few of them hoff said that the love they feel over there, for when they get these packages, it is brightening up their day. >> reporter: john mcdevitt for cbs-3 "eyewitn

of this great event. >> this was the fourth straight year the uso has organized this event. >>> the district attorney's office is actively investigating the online babys babysitting company wonder sitter and its owners. the agency which helps parents find babysitters is based in san francisco. it operates in 13 different cities across the country including right here in philadelphia. >> the problem the da's office says the sitter it's aren't getting paid for their services. now they're hoping more victims will come forward. fox's candace wyinn has more. >> i'm from a big family. i've been around kids all my life. >> reporter: suzanne hold ten says with her background, it seemed like the perfect part-time job. >> i was in college at the time. two interviews. there's background check. >> aft this few steps she found herself as the newest employee of wonder sitter. >> i can see you there. >> reporter: it's a san francisco based agency that helps parents find sitters and sitters find jobs. hold ten says the gig was great. until she started getting paid late by the company. and then stop

i was looking at the uso, the long oil etf that runs in conjunction with the wti contract and if youbought, actually, the august 10th $10 put and sold the $9.50 put so it's a little bit moreau below where the market is right now. so you risk 15 ticks, 15 cents as you call them in the non-futures market to make a potential 35 so the most you risk is the money you put in >> it doesn't seem like a very wide spread, but maybe that's normal -- >> that's a -- >> on a percentage -- i think the best way to think about it is on a percentage basis, in terms of the underlying -- >> dollar value on a percentage basis. >> that's right. obviously, this is a fraction of a price of a barrel of crude, instead of trading 50 bucks, you're looking at a $10 instrument one thing you would say, because i think there is limited upside to crude, i almost wonder why we wouldn't take a look at selling some upside premium in it. i don't see it spiking higher. this does have to make a move -- >> jim -- by the way -- >> no, i see it as range bound situation -- >> what would be the ideal outcome for you with the p

and every step along the way, the uso is there. it's an experience that soldier will never forget that's what the uso does. [announcer] be a part of their journey, more today at uso.org. lking to veterans about the real issues they're dealing with can be awkward and uncomfortable. we think to ourselves, "i never served. how could i understand? they'll talk about it when they're ready." and then we wonder why they don't want to talk. but when their behavior changes, when they withdraw to themselves, increase substance use, or even talk about hurting themselves, it's time to act. because if we don't, our families and relationships will suffer. ask the hard questions. listen to the veterans in your life and show you care. make the call. it matters. when you recognize a veteran is in crisis, call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press "1". >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> the family of a pennsylvania teenager shot to death during a road rage attack said today it is relieved that a suspect turned himself

and every step along the way, the uso is there. an experience that soldier will never forget that's what the uso does. n more today at uso.org. >> mason: finally tonight, it was quite a trip for a young boy. it took him back in time, about a million years. here's jim axelrod. >> reporter: for the last few months, jude sparks has been learning some uncommon things-- anyway. >> how to tell a stegamastadon from a mammoth, how to tell tusk from bone, and... that's about it. >> reporter: jude has been working at an excavation site near his home in new mexico, digging up the fossilized remains of a prehistoric elephant ancestor called the stegamastadon. even more uncommon for a ten-year-old? jude discovered it. he and his family were out for a walk last november when he tripped and came face-to-face with what he thought was a cow skeleton. >> the only part of the jaw i saw was the two teeth, this part of the bone and that part of the bone. >> reporter: he called for his mom, michelle, to take a look. >> it was very unusual. we knew it wa

and every step along the way, the uso is there.at soldier will never forget that's what the uso does. [announcer] be a part of their journey, learn more today at uso.org. >>> we end tonight with a story of a man who has so much love, he built a special place to keep it all. steve hartman met him on the road. >> reporter: around starkville, mississippi, retired mail carrier charles evans is known mostly for his questionable taste in lawn furnishings, but we came last year for something undeniably beautiful. >> the man with the plan. >> reporter: charles met his wife, louise, back in 1949. >> when you looked at her, it's like electrical shock. >> really? >> i guess it's love. >> to charles true love is so powerful, nothing can stop it. >> that's a big four-letter word. >> straighten it out. >> reporter: which is why when she died of marriage, he decided a grave marker wasn't enough. what their love needed was a museum. so in a little outbuilding behind his house, charles evans built just that. >> this is our memorabilia area. >> repo

we have had conversation with a number of ceos who are telling us the uso -- the u.s., and it until wagetime inflation feeds through. would you concur? guest: we concur and we have seen wage inflation for the last quarter's coming through which .s two or 3% we can confirm that, certainly. anna: more broadly in the u.s., how does the u.s. economy look to you as we debate seemingly fedtantly here where the moves next met when we see rate tightening, how strong is the underling picture in the u.s. question mark -- in the u.s.? there was low growth but it started to grow at the end of 2009 and it has continued. we have some segments, our i.t. business which was going 1% and in q1 going to percent. it is flat, clearly not decelerating but also not accelerating. manus: one final question, the netherlands is a considerable portion of your business. there is don't of government four months after i sat on the canal in amsterdam and went up to the capital. what impact is that having a business? guest: that is in a trusting question. an impacts can have unless it is more central ruled country like

the uso's christmas in july event is underway. group gathered at sugarhouse casino to announce they will send off 1300 care packages to troop members from pennsylvania and new jersey. the packages will feature snack items of course such as the tasty cakes and sugarhouse keysies and beach balls. >>> kids got a chance to practice reading out loud at the please touch museum. they could tell a story to a dog. the animals do not make the kids feel embarrassed should she stumble and in turn the pups get a relaxing afternoon and a chance to feel hugs and kisses in the process. >> win win. >>> still ahead here today in most parts of the country making $38,000 a year would mean a family is middle class but one city that income means they can apply for affordable housing. >> and it's safer to swim with a lifeguard present but certainly not fool proof. the surprising risk that may be hiding at your local pool. >>> and if you are obsessed with making your avocado toast pop on instagram you may want to take a trip oversays, the kit one london r

salaryd get double the of the previous uso -- ceo. and visors to the .salaryfood drug and administran in a clinical child patients who had run out of treatment options, 83% saw the disease going to remission. it causes collateral damage. every patient whose cancer was wiped out contracted a condition ceb celle cell -- t aplasia. visit --is the second biggest the agency has struck and settled claims that rbs sell -- and sold bonds. they must do with the investigations before it is a return to the private sector. toshiba is looking to fetch $2.5 billion through an ipo with their swiss energy unit. in needs to cover multibillion-dollar losses. the company expects to train in zurich july 21. that is your bloomberg is this flash. mass: teresa's make -- theresa expected toment is release a bill. the latest sticking point is over nuclear regulation. op. treaty is called eurot six tory mps have indicated opposition saying it could affect jobs, research, and investment. the government said it will seek an agreement with minimal disruption. let'

finally hollywood is showing their support for the uso's flex fo showing off his guns and josh brolin they've got and this is all for a great cause. so it looks like the gun show is trending. >> all right. guns out. >> keep that going. >> i'll wait for the mirror one. >> 901. 901. >> thank you. >> we'll turn to our "gma" cover story based on an article about mac and cheese trending in "the new york times," a new study found trace amounts of a chemical in some processed cheese powders that could possibly be linked to an increased risk of birth defects and learning behavior problems. our senior medical contributor dr. insurgent jihadists dr. jen, what do you make of this mac and cheese controversy because it is scary when you read it? >> of course, and as a parent it definitely got my attention. at a nutritionist i have to say it's very difficult to attribute one food exposure to a particular health outcome general. and, look, as a doctor for anything to be potentially toxic, you really need three thing, you need a high potency or a high dose or you need a high frequency of exposure so

and now all of the strength of uso, it's great to have the support. >> yeah.n in. we're first going to start in a double, so we're going to pop our tow and then kick our right. so we're going to bring it all the way with our tow to the knee. >> i thought you were on the left. >> tow and knee. kick it out together and again. >> this is what i do at home and music. >> you did more than eight. i got into it. abby: i can't wait to watch this video later because i can't see them. >> thank you. >> thank you, guys, and thanks for everything that you're doing. >> thank you so much. >> we know pete like it is to eat. constantly throughout the show. but can he beat nathan's hot dog eating champion joey chestnut? they're both here live. we're going to teach. abby: i cannot wait for this. but first, let's check in david asmand of what's coming up? >> hey, guys. stocks and the economy rocking the first half of the year. but if congress can't get anything done with health care and tax cuts, will all of that change? why some say cancel the recess and get to work. and the new

one ceo after anoer, media and telecom companiecoming in -- will you at the fcc " let companya" get larger so now you have to let usot. the fc would more often than not, often over my objection, do that, and it went on and on and on and think the era we're going into now is even going to be worse than that. they're going to be more such rgers, some of them really are kind of an thinkable. amy: it is interesting that trump is against it. donald trump junior race criticm saturday when he read tweeted a doctoredlip of the movie "top gun," edited so it appears that president trump is a fighter pilot shooting down a jet with the cnn logo. >> well, his arrest for an a fighter pilot. it is really amazing. dustlso after he beat up trump himself tweeted that video of himself beating up someone with the cnn logo on his face. what about the whole issue of trumps war on the media and the issue of fake news? is have gone beyond the fcc a former commissioner, dealing with issues of media and democracy reform at common cause. >> fake news is a difficult problem to handle, but i think the best way to do it is to get some real news,

acquires his first autograph in 1943 at the age of 14, when broadway and hollywood star carmen miranda pays a visit to his hometown, rochester, new york, for a usoge to approach the flamboyant singer for her swirling signature. from that moment forward, jack knows who he is -- an autograph hound. it takes a lot of guts for a 14-year-old kid. >> for jack, collecting signatures was his calling. soon afterwards, jack and his mother move to new york, where film and stage stars abound. jack secures a day job as a graphic artist. at night, the stage door exits of manhattan's legendary theaters are his favorite stomping grounds. today i'm making a quick side trip to times square to meet bob levine, one of jack's fellow autograph hounds. >> hi, jamie! >> bob, how are you? >> how are you? nice to meet you! >> like jack, he began dogging the stars in the golden age of motion pictures. what is the thrill of autograph collecting? >> i don't know, but i get a thrill out of it. i started in '46. then i met jack, and we were friends all through the years. >> i'm wearing my hollywood glamour red lip, to represent the era of autograph signing. >> yes, ha ha ha!

this has become so personal, the briefing against the chancellor directed at damaging him personally uso damaging him personally u so there is needle and edge in this, added to which the division over brexit which are fuelling the lea ks and the over brexit which are fuelling the leaks and the briefing war, are so profound. blu ntly, leaks and the briefing war, are so profound. bluntly, those round the chancellor fearful that we are in no shape to leave the eu in 20 months type. business in particular needs a breathing space to adapt, a transitional period of two years, maybe more than that. the brexiteers, however, view that as a ruse, to try and delay brexit, who know, indefinitely to say we are not ready, we need a bit more time. time. and the other reason her plea for is not to succeed is she did it a few months ago when she said she would demand the mobile phone records of senior civil servants and ministers, she would want to see their e—mail record, and that had no impactand their e—mail record, and that had no impact and that is when she was at the prime of her power, so how much

doors in consultation with the administration, then springing it on skeptical members, trying to convince them that it's better than nothing. that it's better than nothing? asking uso swallow our doubts and force it passed a unified opposition. i don't think that's going to work in the end, and probably shouldn't. thedministration and congressional democrats shouldn't have forced through congress without any opposition or support a social economic change as massive as obamacare. and we shouldn't do the same with ours. why don't we try the old way of legislating in the senate? the way our rules and customs encourages us to act. if this pross ends in failure, which seems likely, then let's return to regular order. let the health, education, labor d pensions committee under chairman alexander and ranking member murray hold hearings, try to report a bill out of committee with contributions from both sides. something that my dear friends on the other side of the aisle didn't allow to happe years ago. let's see if we can pass something that will be imperft, fl of compromises and not very pleasing to implacable promises on the other side but that might provide workle solu

point of personal privilege i would like to express my thanks and privilege to the indiana secretary of state, wh joins uso as part of this panel. president trump knows that the principle of one person, one vote is foundational to the american system of democracy. this commission has been charged to study the registration and voting process as used in federal elections. the commission will identify the rules, laws, activities and practices that will enhance the american people's confidence and integrity in the electoral system. we've also explore the vulnerabilities in our system that could lead to improper voter registration and even improper voting. this commission, let me be clear, this commission has no preconceived notions or preordained results. we are factfinders. and in the days ahead, we will cover the relevant facts and data. and at the conclusion of our work, we will present the president a report of our findings. i'm confident this commission will have a healthy and robust debate. the president and i expect nothing less because respectful debate is also a hallmark of our democracy. i am pleased

the apartment with cuts and bruces >> no, i can't. >>> american troops serving overseas are getting a taste of philadelphia. >> casino workers joined forces with uso and other volunteers to put together christmas and july care packages. >> tastykakes and herrs chips were among treats in the bag for our troops. >> it was an idea been out of the fact that this is time we are recreating and having a good time whether it is poconos, jersey shore, delaware beaches, but we have folks serving overseas that are not recreating and we wanted those young men and women to remember that we have not forgotten them. >> good thing. 1300 boxes are going to qatar, africa and south korea in the hand of those troops in a matter of days. >>> lee we can do exactly. >>> boy wasted no time when he spots toddler in trouble in the swimming pool. >> we will explain how simple mistake turned a 12 year-old boy in the >>> a 12 year-old is a hero after his quick thinking saved another boy's life. >>> just luck that the hero was even there these wrestling teammates are congratulating brayden armstrong for his quick thinking, brayden was returning to the swimming pool to retrieve

the forces. ♪ [male narrator] visit uso dot org slash force to learn how you can be the force behind the forcesny ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> time for "the skinny," and this is usually the time when we have our chief senior global analyst of "the bachelorette" correspondent in the house. >> big title. big title. >> but it was a repeat, so, we're giving jack the night off. >> okay. >> but, of course, we'll have him back next week. >>> let's get to the real news. robert downey jr. may be hanging up his ireman suit sooner than later. >> the rumor swirling for a now new. the next movie would be, might be the 57-year-old's final run as the billionaire playboy philanthropist. >> his title is almost as long as jack's. >> he's played the superhero since 2008 and he wants to get out before it becomes, quote, embarrassing. >> he doesn't want to get caught up in one more cycle and end up apparently ruining it. >> but don't worry, it won't happen right away, and we will see robert downey jr. alongside spiderman. opening friday. >> listen, that franchise has made him the highest paid actor in hollywood. >> rea

bonds and the middle road to work with you personally over a period of time to find that proper approach. maybe they are a big part of it but getting away from that that is a more personal uso but then to be treated as a production line. >> house will come in and about 20 minutes. so to abandon the health care but then taking your calls and also in kentucky go-ahead. >> caller: good conversation today i live next door to a notorious dealer. not so how minipill mills are there in america today? i cannot wait to read your book but i can tell you that just like my neighborhood we live in a very nice neighborhood in a beautiful city. risen just pour -- it isn't just the pork. >> with $1 million home. if you're carrying 20 pounds of heroin there is nothing that they can do. >> of belleville -- the pain management clinics that the doctor never installed a reasonable diagnosis just to sell prescriptions for cash. at west virginia and kentucky ohio. k then that spreads to other areas so now what you are saying not just like the pill mill like the long lines and people from out of state but what you are finding there is a lot of doctors. so to pay patients that turns out to be a cur

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five years and dennis sts man says the sell off is i ju beginning he'll explain why when "fast money" returns >>> welcome back to fast money which can out shares of usotting crushed on news that opec news exports rose in swrun. overall, today 4% loss snapped an eight day winning streak. how are we tray iing trading ths sfwl i'm the seller. i think it's going much lower. i think it cracks 40 i'm a seller of energy in general. across the board >> do you think rate rs going higher, tim? does it mean the dollar goes higher >> if you're oil bear, you're looking at the dollar's weakness and how oil would not kael put in a bigger number i think the other side, first second half day trading of the year for the oil traders, i think they're back in the market i think oil is moving signifi l. >> dennis gartman says the pain will only get worse. he joins us now from virginia beach with a dire warning. nice to see you, eve within the most dire of warnings. what is that warning what do you see? >> i couldn't call it terribly dire in the nextfew week, but over the next 20, 30 years, the trend toward crude oil is wortlessness that's a position taken by the crown pri

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