. >> glen trainor is the former undersheriff of grand county, colorado. when the call first comes in that a bulldozer is on the loose, he isn't overly concerned. but that changes after a report of shots being fired. it turns out, this is no ordinary bulldozer. >> when i arrived on scene and walked around the corner and saw this big behemoth tank there that that was fully encased in armor, i knew that we there a problem that was much bigger than our team could handle on our own. >> the homemade tank is outfitted with high-caliber rifles and is rolling over everything in its path. a few residents grabbed cameras to record the destruction as it happens. >> mad man in grandby. >> the rural sheriff's department is ill-equipped to handle such an attach so trainor calls for backup. >> we made the notification to ask for a larger tactical team and agencies to respond from the denver metropolitan area and the jefferson county sheriff's office. i actually even requested assistance from the colorado national guard. of course, they're an hour and a half away. >> in t

betty is with the ceo of vimeo, kerry trainor. betty: i am here with kerry trainor. few days ago, you launched subscription channels. paid suspension, so you will not just subscribe, but you have to pay for the content. how big of a deal is this? >> we just launched a new extension of our online plant or which allows any creator to launch a seduction series of their choice, so they can bundle videos and set a recurring monthly price for those videos. it is one more way for them to sell using vimeo. this has allowed people to sell for over two years and we have seen great traction with our transactional service, which we initially launched where creators can sell or rent content of the cart. add this mixd to where they can charge a recurring fee and make it available anywhere in the world. betty: what is the price point? ofit is at the discretion the video owner. it puts the power and control directly into their hands. we are seeing in our transactional system, which is more developed, price points across the board. from single dollars for individual pieces of content

to me it's trainor solar, a name i'm long. you also have a catalyst next week. if the xm bank is not approved or not extended this actually could be fairly positive for trina solar because they'll be more competitive vis-a-vis the solar companies here in the u.s. i think you use the weakness today to buyback. >> the fxi was banging against 344 for 44 for a long time into march thn a huge spike to 52. since then you've had a series of lower highs, lower lows. tim mentioned the fxi. it feels to me now given the way it's just trading technically that it wants to push down and test that 44 level. a level that was resistance all into the spring. resistance should come support. i think you buy it at 44. >> got it. coming up, small caps big profits. the small cap names that could log serious profits heading into the second half of the year. plus one former ebay bull downgrading the stock to hold saying there are zero catalysts left to push shares higher. could this be lights out for the online retailer? maybe just the top. we'll hear from the analyst who made that call

it sounds like a meghan trainor song and there she is. >> next up, jedenna.>> raised in wisconsin. >> he's one of the guys who arrived fully formed with a whole aesthetic. pretty much all about being classy old fashioned. >> i taught this song was by jamie foxx. it is not. it's jamie fx called "i know there's going to be good times." take a listen. ♪ >> i love this song. >> it's so good. >> i could picture myself in a rented convertible since i don't own a car. >> me neither. ♪ >>er what are your thoughts. a little funky. >> i think it's awesome. crazy because jay xx is part of this group which is a super indy british group. he makes a solo thing that's r & b, hip hop. it 's awesome. >> quickly you like the weekends. >> this is kind of in the same vibe. the weekend "can't feel my face." produced by max par tin who made britney spears's hits. it sounds like disclosure. it's vibe. >> we'll put our play list on twitter and todayshow.com. rod stewart also on my list. you have to hear it. up next one of the hottest bands, walk off the earth after this. when were y

mary ellen trainor. >> yes, in lethal weapon. >> well, she has died. died of complications from pancreatic cancer according to vulture. she died in may. news of her death is just being a announced publicly she was 62. >> i noticed the cast, got together over last 48 hours to celebrate 30th anniversary of that movie. corry feldman was on some tv shows yesterday. >> all right. that is too bad. >> 8:25. >>> a prosecutor in the charles manson trial has died. vincent bugliosi went on to write a book helter-skelter which told the story about the manson family and murder of sharon tait and six others as a matter of fact. he struggled with cancer. he died saturday night in a hospital in los angeles. he was 80 years of age. he was quite often, want on national television, talking about different murder cases. >>> well, lets talk about caitlin jenner facing more legal troubles from that deadly crash in malibu earlier this year. >> hollywood agent driving one of the two cars jenner hit is now suing, caitlin, the agent claims that she suffered serious medical inju

lo, meghan trainor. >> keith urban. >> keith urban.ything is for my few our and everything happens for a reason so i thought it was the perfect title for me because all of those things are so relevant in my life and just seemed like the perfect title. >> and you are everything. thank you for the quick stop by. i know people are going to be hard rock cafe. it'll be streamed live. >> yes. on yahoo! >> okay, you'll be back in a couple of weeks. jason's "everything is 4" is available now. he'll take over central park next friday for our "gma" summer and it will be summer by then we promise, jason. >> hopefully. hopefully. >> we'll be right back. >> "everything is 4." "everything is 4." rs >>> "good morning america" is >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by harvoni. are you ready? [ cheers and applause ] >> this is the most comfortable i've ever been during "gma." nba finals tonight live here on abc. it's going to be epic. have a great thursday. ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. stay saf

lo meghan trainor. >> keith urban. >> keith urban.ing is for my few our and everything happens for a reason so i thought it was the perfect title for me because all of those things are so relevant in my life and just seemed like the perfect title. >> and you are everything. thank you for the quick stop by. i know people are going to be hard rock cafe. it'll be streamlined -- >> yes. on yahoo! >> okay you'll be back in a couple of weeks. jason's "everything is 4" is available now. he'll take over central park next friday for our "gma" summer and it will be summer by then we promise, jason. >> hopefully. hopefully. >> we'll be right back. >> "everything is 4." "everything is 4." [ cheers a whoa, this is a lunchbox not a halloween bag. rrrrr...a natural beauty. you're making me melt. shall we? mini babybel is 100% natural cheese and a whole lot of fun. mini babybel. snack a little bigger! living with chronic migraine feels like each day is a game of chance. i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox® an fda-ap

lo meghan trainor. >> keith urban. >> keith urban.ing is for my few our and everything happens for a reason so i thought it was the perfect title for me because all of those things are so relevant in my life and just seemed like the perfect title. >> and you are everything. thank you for the quick stop by. i know people are going to be hard rock cafe. it'll be streamlined -- >> yes. on yahoo! >> okay you'll be back in a couple of weeks. jason's "everything is 4" is available now. he'll take over central park next friday for our "gma" summer and it will be summer by then we promise, jason. >> hopefully. hopefully. >> we'll be right back. >> "everything is 4." puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support... putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story.... "unfair treatment from washington"... "thousands without medications"... "it's a cr

maria: jason trainor is here looking at things from a business standpoint. they wanted an explosion at a gas fact array. we know they are selling oil and gas on the black market. >> if i'm trying to pull out the broader scenes, it seems to me this is continuing to be a big hit to multiculturalism and continue to be big supporters, i would say populist movement within the u.s., which are somewhat dated basic in nature. but certainly it is also something if you think about it from an oil and gas, it probably probably provides some support for the idea that you want to develop as many sources of your oil and gas as possible because you don't want to continue to do business with places that are particularly friendly to you. everything that has been said, in societies there is a continuum between security and freedom and right now we are airing as we shed much more the side of freedom. for more attacks that go on, the more we'll err on the side of perfect security. maria: fred, let me ask you this then i've asked this earlier. the french government and the nation

. >> all meghan trainor, exclusive exclusively. >> clinton? >> walmart radio. she could arrange a payment plan to buy a car. what she didn't know is a good samaritan overheard her conversation when she made the phone call and paid for her car. connie cole joins us from north carolina. nice to see you this morning. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> connie when you were making the phone call to the car dealership what were you sayinging tosaying inging to them and why did you need the car so desperately? >> i'm a single mom, and i don't have much money. i'm living with my dad. he had been taking me back and forth to work. and i didn't have any money. so my dad had saved some money up. >> and your dad, who had surgery recently knee surgery, you really had to rely on him for the rides. johnny when she called you, what did you have to tell her about structuring some kind of payment plan? >> she told me how much money she had to spend. i told her i would certainly do my best to get her in the best car i could for the money she had to spend, and told her to come s