transcanada has come forward and listening to local concerns. they have moved the pipeline in nebraska to address those issues. it is state of the art and high- tech. we have a tweet from cspannkly. incidences a goes over and some echoes under. it goes back to john's earlier question. the process requires us to look at all those questions. transcanada has done a remarkable job in making sure it is state-of-the-art and probably the best in class built today. matt we have a tweet from smith. guest: not at all. i do not know where that came from. risk is no more additional associated with this than there is any other pipeline has been in existence for many years. the nature of the product has no more corrosive impact. over time, we have constantly improved. the cars we jive today are better equipped. the public can have confidence that we are committed to zero risk and zero releases and we are investing billions of dollars to make sure those things do not happen. int: we will go to mick new york. caller: can you hear any information about those mee

today, look for numbers from auto partsmaker leer, rubbermaid, stanley, black & deck, transcanada and>> just had a 3 billion auction out of italy as well this morning. zero coupon offer. the yield 1.87%, which is lower than the 2.4% we had on june 25th. they sold, i think, the 3 billion they were targeting as well. >>> some of the other stories we're following today, sac capital will be arraigned on criminal charges at 10:00 eastern at a federal court in manhattan. u.s. prosecutors charged the hedge fund with systematic insider trading, while sac founder steven cohen was not charged, he is present throughout the government's criminal complaint and is named several times as sac owner. >>> general elections just eight weeks away. after the break, an exclusive interview with one of the candidates, the leader of the new anti-euro afd party. [ male announcer ] come to the golden opportunity sales event to experience the precision handling of the lexus performance vehicles, including the gs and all-new is. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. otherworldly things. but there are some things i

it was paid for by transcanada.en by eight -- charles: i do have to say, at some point, though, it seems like your organization will have to figure out ways to help people. people need energy. people need jobs. >> absolutely agree. we have solutions for clean and local energy. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. charles: the stock took a pretty big hit. here is a bigger question. does this mark the end of innovation? have they peaked? ♪ ♪ charles: smart phones seem to be hitting a wall in the united states. mark spooner when does right now. the thrill is gone. >> when you think about smart phone innovation, what changes from one generation to the next. a lot of it is the software. i think to a certain degree, we put samsung at the top. they are out innovating the competition. the market is getting saturated. it seems like all of the movement is happening overseas where samsung and apple need to compete. charles: is there something that can happen? >> i am excited about the iphone five as. apple will integrate

lululemon down 14% and barrick gold tanking by 16% and transcanada down 8%.otherwise like to be enjoying their canada days. not good news for the stocks. >>> a big comeback in the housing market in the first half but will the second half leave people priced out of the markets? diana olick with that. what would you put your money on here, diana? >> well, mandy, the ayes have it, inventory. the most important thing to watch for housing in the second half of the year. they will guide prices, afford ability and demand so where are they going? let's start with rates, shall we. in the past six weeks we'll see the rate on the 30-year fixed go from 3.5% to 4% and head to 5%. that means the average buyer has lost anywhere from 15% to 18% of their purchasing power because that's how much higher their monthly payment will be, so where will mortgage rates go? well, higher appears tonight answer for most of the folks i've spoken, to but, remember, even at around 5% we are still well bloat average rate historically. now, an equal if not bigger issue is inventory. take a lo