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ty? >>> breaking news from the bond market and rick santelli tracking the results at the cme. hey, rick. >> hello there, tyler. yes, 15 billion with a "b." 10-year tips. you know, tips auctions, we're not going to grade. they're a little backwards from most auctions and a bit of an anomaly and more of them coming to the marketplace. so this wi 10-year tips around 65 minus .65 points and ended up pricing at minus .637. a negative yield. the demand was actually very good. a bid to cover of about 2.62. a little bit below the 10 auction average but think about it. demand for an inflation adjusted product if it goes up, is that a good thing in maybe want it to go down. good demand at a time when nobody seems preoccupied with inflation and probably right. but in the long term, there's many that are worried about inflation and how it will coordinate with economies around the world healthy considering to get healthy the tipiles of cash have to come in and that's where the seeds of inflation may b

ty, who knows.may have had a chance to beat the test, i don't know. >> true to his word, ty ryan did beat the drug test and has no intention of changing his behavior. >> drug test results. >> i'm clean. >> how do you know? >> they don't lock the folks up that were dirty. >> pardon. >> they done locked the folks up that were dirty. >> want to tell us how you pulled that one off? >> nope. >> stay on your ps and qs. >> straight up. >> you'll pass. there's a way to get by anything, right. you gotta be up on it. >> coming to terms with the consequences of his crime, horace brightwell has a change of heart and agrees to appear on camera to discuss the honor dorm stabbing. >> it was something that shouldn't have happened and never should have took place. we're all grown men in this prison. we should have worked our problems out, you know, talked them out, instead of resorting to something like that.

next one is a bat from ty cobb. >> pretty good hitter. this is the game-used bat of ty cobb.ted from the family of eddie oslo from detroit. great family lineage again. you can see the use and the handle tape and a place where cobb pounded out hits one after another. you see the lighter area. >> so cool. >> look at how different that bat is from what they look like today. looks like a cylinder than a less with a big bat barrel. the final item is a photograph signed by president john kennedy referring to ted williams, his friend. >> yeah. very cool piece from the collection of dave powers who was kennedy's assistance back in the period and kennedy signs it to dave and references ted williams. when you have something signed in the period with a baseball reference, obviously, with a president as highly regarded as kennedy carries great value, about $3,000 to $5,000 at least. >> signed a year before he became president or ran for president. thanks and good luck with the auction. >> thank you. great to be here. >> why is wall street still keeping general motors shares stuck in neut

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ty? >> deexcite the problems, an energy problem in the mid-atlantic region a lot closer to a solution today. kate kelly has the details for us from new york city. kate? >> reporter: thanks so much, tyler. after delta airlines bought a refinery for $180 million, the carlisle group is purchasing a larger area refinery. essentially for free. in a deal announced today, carlisle is purchasing a 330,000-barrel a day plant of sunoco for no cash and the carlisle deal which companies expect to finalize in the third quarter is being hailed by officials as a win for american jobs, a real fourth of july story. indeed, white house economic adviser sperling had a hand in the deal and pennsylvania's governor and philly's mayor. facing slimming margins in the refining business, sunoco planning to idle the refinery in august and laying off 850 workers if a suitor couldn't be found. carlisle has plans for the plant and using a high speed rail service to bring oil from the shale formation in north dakota to

ty? >>> sue, apple, of course, all over the headlines today about twitter, about samsung and take a look at the stock. up almost $11 a share. $596.14. up nearly 2% after last week's earnings disappointment. we start, though, first with the twitter news and a lot of buzz over the weekend from that "the new york times" report saying that apple and twitter have been in talks. there's no indication a deal is in the works or ever really was. just the thought of the two connecting continues to fascinate. doesn't it, julia boorstin? >> reporter: it absolutely does, tyler. there are two reasons why there's so much interest in the relationship. first, apple needs a social strategy and twitter is increasingly powerful as consumers shift to mobile devices. after the music service fell flat, they have worked to make the gadgets social. just last month, apple announced an agreement of facebook software in to the iphones and twitter's power continues to grow. more than 140 million monthly users with tr

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ty? sue, to oil now and more crude realities. oil prices up 12% over a month. violence in the middle east pushing them higher, of course. the push and pull. so which side is going to win out here? sharon epperson is with addison armstrong who thinks he may know the answer. >> that's right. as we are looking at oil prices today that have fallen as much as 4% in a session, we are looking at why the demand picture for oil may actually went out here. addison, lowered the forecast for oil prices for wti by about 10% from your original forecast. why do you think oil prices are headed lower? >> well, i really look at the -- not the geopolitical but the global macro situation. you have slowdown in china. europe is obviously not going to be turning their situation there around any time soon. very negative for energy demand there and i think, you know, we could be talking about a recession in the u.s. come the fourth quarter, in the first quarter of next year so all those things add to that. robust

ty? >>> sue, thanks. slowing growth overseas and word of a slowdown in consumer spending here in the u.s., that has some economists rattled and that's not a pretty sightseeing them rattled. steve liesman is here. a troubling string of economic data with that retail sales number. >> it is the one that has people's attention. and i want to show you some of the details inside the report that really has people concerned. tyler, down for three months in a row. that's really the big story there. and in the june data, 9 of 13 of the major categories all fell. take a look at where they were. gasoline, obviously, we expected that. that's down big. but also, discretionary things, sporting goods, furniture, electronics, the core number to gdp down 0.1% with the expectation was that it would rise, tyler. >> a couple of other numbers. news out of europe today. a national association of business economists survey and an imf warning on europe. trickling through somehow. >> yeah. so the retail sales data is not isolated.

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. >> hi, ty. a major shocker as you mentioned this morning as the man responsible for modern day banking, make everybody do a double take. former citigroup chairman and ceo sandy weill was the guest host. it was only on cnbc. >> what we should probably do is go and split up investment banking from banking. have banks be deposit takers. have banks make commercial loans and real estate loans. and have banks do something that's not going to risk the taxpayer dollars. that's not going to be too big to fail. if they want to hedge what they're doing in their investments, let them do it in a way where it's marked to market. >> that's a radical idea, though. breaking up the investment banks and banks. are you suggesting going back and breaking the companies up? >> that's exactly what i'm suggesting. >> when i say i'm speechless i'm speechless. i apologize. >> all right. let's get to the washington side of this story. republicans and democrats quick to react on the hill and john harwood has that reaction l

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. >>> the cards walk off in a record tying victory at wimbledon and like the rest of us, major league baseball players and fans also met with mother nature's fury this weekend. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and speaking of mother nature, we'll check in on her plans for monday afternoon. you're watching "early today." >>> very good morning to you. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports last night against archrivals in boston, the yankees finished off the first half of the major league season with the best record in baseball. here's nbc's bill seward with a look at all your sports headlines. >> hi, everybody. no better way to enter the all-star break than with the best rivalry in the game. yankees and red sox at fenway. new york clenched the best record in baseball with another win over boston. seems like another player steps up for yanks. last night andruw jones. a couple hits, a homer and three rbis. they win 7-3. >>> cards and marlins. miami up one in the ninth and furcal ends it. line drive to left. here comes matt carpenter. david f

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ichiro's too fast...2 outs but the tying run is only 90 feet from scoring....russell martin can tie itle... orioles a strike away from the win...johnson misses outside but more importantly ichiro swipes 2nd...the winning run now a single away from scoring...this is exactly what the orioles and johnson needed...strikes out martin to end the game...johnson picks up his a-l best 31st save... orioles take it 5-4...their 20th 1-run victory...most in the american league... michael phelps was back in the pool today qualifying for tomorrow's 200 meter butterly...he'll try to be the first male swimmer to win the same event in 3 olympics... olympics... his rival ryan lochte had a setback today...he did not medal in the 200 meter freestlye...lochte finished 4th...he beat phelps in the 400 i-m on saturday, taking gold while phelps finished in 4th... that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited...i'm bruce cunningham...be sure to tune in to fox45 morning news tomorrow -- starting at 5-am.go. goodnight. 3

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dulles tying at 101. we are one degree shy of tying for the all-time hottest temperature recorded in d.c. doppler radar, the immediate d.c. area quiet but north and northeast of us saw some thunderstorms go through. some of those were severe but most in the pennsylvania area. tomorrow, though, i think we'll see more scattered showers and thunderstorms. got a cold front coming through coming from the north dipping south to us that could trigger some severe weather. we are under a risk for some strong thunderstorms tomorrow and severe. main thrust being damaging winds and hail with a slight risk for the entire d.c. metro area. overnight, fairly quiet but still warm. partly cloudy and muggy. only a slight chance for a shower or thunderstorm. lows will be 75 to 80 degrees. winds will be light. we'll talk more about the storms for tomorrow and the timing of it a little bit later. back to you, matt. >> anny, we will see you in a bit. right now there are still customers in the area without power, though not all

baltimore and national breaking temperatures set back in 2010 and dulles tying the record set in 2010. 91 at national airport right now, 86 at dulles and 92 at bwi marshall. 84 in fredericksburg, 87 to the north at haggerstown. still pretty warm. we still have a heat in indexes to talk about. we'll let you know how long this will stick around because we do have a bit of a break. >>> we are not the only ones dealing with extreme heat. the midwest and parts of the east coast baking in more than 1200-degree temperatures. thousands of people in the mid- atlantic region are still without power one week after severe storms moved through the area. fox's molly hennin berg has that story >>> more than 20 deaths across

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