jill that you may know from the hit series on hbo six feet underrer. she was a writer on that film.s was about a type woman in silver lake who is questioning the whole myth of the super mom and it stars josh and ewe know temple plays a lap dance when they try to spice up the life. >> before we go to the clip the jcc means jewish community center. afternoon delight. >> so a few weeks ago the truck was passed across the street from sam. >> sam who? >> harrell grove. that was a strip bar or topless place that we went to. any way, who would have thunk it, i ran into makina. >> i don't know who she is. >> she is the dancer that gave me the private thing when we were in there. >> you mean the stripper? >> okay. sure. the stripper is in the maid's room. >> how did she get there? >> i put her there. >> we're going join you in a moment after the break. just one moment. ♪ [ music ]♪ good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does!

>> no, i think he is underrated and a genius on a unique scale. >> long- term they are good? >> long-term it is great. i don't know how much longer and i love anything withr. buffet. >> guys, thank you very much, that will do it. >> you think it is just your privacy under attack? try your wallet. to how much phone companies are charging the u.s. government for the u.s. surveillance and the government is paying for it wth a tax paying money. is this an outrage? or if it keeps us safe is it a small price to pay? welcome to forbes on fox. i am elizabeth mcdonald filling in for david asbin. wel go to john and rick and we welcome dan mitchell today. we have a great crew, john, what do you think? >> even if

. >> i always felt that in history images tend to be underrated. we write books and they're based on letters and documents, the usual sources. but oftentimes i like it to look at pictures from the time or about people i'm wroiing about because i think they can tell you an awful lot. that's why i think it works on twitter. >> and to teddy goth, the former digital director of the 2012 obama campaign, about the role of social media and modern politics. >> you mentioned that the president had 34 million facebook fans on election day, a little higher now. those people were friends with 98% of the u.s. facebook population. that's actually more than the number of people who vote in this country. so we knew that if we talked to them in the right way, served them with an experience that they enjoyed, gave them reason to feel inspired and stick with us and maybe hit the share button every once in a while we could reach almost everybody that way. >> foreign policy and social media next. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following:. >> additional

most underrated. they've won the world team title three times., on the bench last night. the first lady was in the stands. billie jean king was also here. it is good for the city. it is great for the kids. i caught up with murphy jensen. >> how big is this> >> it is huge for the game of tennis. massive for the community. it is not get any bigger. if we can take down the lakers, it will be monumental. prepareds, they are for this. sleepive, breathe, eat, everything kastles. tonight is just another match. >> this is heavy stuff. the first lady is here. the bench.en us on this is heavy stuff. >> but, you know, i pension myself every day. pinch myself every day. in abc seven crew. making dreams come true. if things got more exciting, my head would explode. >> this is the big story, tonight is the 34th attempt at a win. they are ready to play tonight. >> >> children of attended what was billed as a kid's state dinner at the white house. >> a state dinner for lunch. they are the winner of the annual healthy lunchtime challenge. 1300 children entered th

but it's a great script. >> it's an underrated movie.a look at some of the people who have performed for libya's late leader moammar gad fi. beyonce, nelly furtado, 50 cent, mariah carey and usher. >> big points for how you described 50. >> vernacularly correct. >> my street cred from zero to half a point. >> show yours tats. >> my mom needed to know that. i'm ink free. >> can we move on? >> turning -- i can't do this. all right. the hiv foundation in south africa, president obama found an unexpected moment of levity. he met this young man and the young man told him he rapped. the president asked for a sample and the teen was shy at first but after loosening up and stretching it out, he got down to business. ♪ come smile with the boom system to check the game the roof is missing ♪ ♪ gangsters slap new additions that's the spirit ♪ ♪ walls that stop your dreaming head into the goal with failing ♪ ♪ getting out there is not pimping the real way is through rapping but others try dissing i can't let them keep on hating ♪ >> wait. you got to

i think price is dramatically underrated wi you. i'm giving you the power of price that's due.is incredible how unimportant people think that first buy is. so how do you find the best price to pull the trigger 1234 when y? when you're investing for the long haul, you have one advantage. i'm talking about time. as a long-term investor, you've got all the time in the world. you want to buy a stock because of the underlying prospects. you can drive up the stock price any time soon. you can afford to be patient. you can be pasht. you can wait for the stock to come down to your price. what you can do is keep your bat on your soulder and wait for your pitch. of course, you're never going to get an all-clear signal telling you it's time to buy. maybe a 3-0 pitch comes in and it might be a ball. how exactly are you supposed to know how long you should wait before you pull that trigger? simp simple, you don't know. you buy one level and the stock goes down even further. most likely, you'll get frused. you'll hear people saying oh, gees, i'm down two bucks, jim. i want to sell. that's wh

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you know, i think the earnings power is underrated.f you can put the ceo issue, the chairman issue, and the london while issue behind them you have the leading financial institution in the world right now and it's undervalued. liz: okay. thank you so much. david: thanks. liz: someone to quickly mention the bond market. closing at 2:00 p.m. eastern, but what is interesting is in the last half an hour now we look at the ten year. it is now two and a half%. maybe a flight to quality. you just don't know. david: usually see that happen when there are concerns what is happening around the world and when you look at what's happening in portugal with interest rates poping very highly today, over 8% yield on portuguese bonds and is happening in egypt. they're is a flight to safety. liz: concerns about that. our second half, we will take a look at the bank. who will take the lead to mecca will fall behind with capital what is that our new end limning along with the rising rate environment. we have your place. david: despite the recent sell-off,

and it's underrable he would act this way and try to fix this. the other thing, terrorists use prop began damp. that's that it want and what rolly stone did by putting this on the cover help the terrorist network to recruit potentially as prop gap -- prop gallon da and this guy says, wait a second, this is what you look like if you attack the united states. and i think a lot of people in law enforcement are not going to want to prosecute this guy for anything. he will have to face charges undoubtedly internally because you can't have people letting photographs go that are meant, especially when you have an ongoing criminal investigation -- these are meant to stay internal at this point. >> i guess if we're weighing both sides, you're think can slap on the wrist for this thing really, because that kind of play kates the masses and gives him a scolding. >> they heave to do something. they can't have people walk away with photographs and giving them to the newspaper and the media. but on the other hand, this is so understandable he would be outraged

. >> people have just underrated you. find this happens a lot where people have an image of what a company is. the company worked diligently to be not what you think it is and the message doesn't get through, which is why i'm so glad you came on the show. >> we appreciate it. we think we've got a lot of things going on from the technology capability side, but more importantly, from a communications standpoint. we're touching creation of the content, managing the content, distributing the content and most importantly, measuring the content for our customers. our customers are number one. we've got to make sure we reduce their overall cost and improve their return on their investment. >> it's like a great little story. okay. i want to thank tom, president and ceo of r.r. donnelly and sons. go through this quarter. look at all the new products. you'll understand why it's not so crazy to like a printing company that actually has only one bit of its company being printed the way you think it is. we'll be right back. >> coming

it cannot be underrated how important this moment is.s a nervous witness. >> i understand your concern about the notes. what i'm going to do is ask that the clerk make a copy of the notes. the attorneys will be directed that the notes are not to be shared with anybody else. after they are finished with their questioning your notes will be destroyed. their copy of your notes will be destroyed. if you give it to the clerk she'll make a copy and provide it to both sides with the confidentiality order that the court has entered previously many this case. as soon as you get your originals back you can go to lunch and be back at 1:00 p.m. you're not to discuss your testimony with anyone because you're still considered to be on the stand. thank you. court will be in recess. >> the great seal will come into view. the mikes will get killed. there's work ongoing in front of that seal now. mark nejame, i want to bring you back in for this moment. i don't understand how the copy of the personal notes that that medical examiner made is not being ente

here on "mad money" we like underrated stocks that don't get the respect on wall street.re based out of new york. they often miss or don't understand what's going on in the rest of the country. so tonight i want to tell you about the under appreciated supermarket in the whole united states because, well, let's just say it's not centered on wall street! i'm referring to kroger! the second largest supermarket chain in the country with over 2,400 locations. kroger is the best regular supermarket in the business. friday the stock was downgraded from neutral to sell by goldman sachs because they see softness in the broader industry and they think kroger in particular is too expensive. all i have to say is wrong! just last week kroger did something that makes me a believer in the company's future. on august 9th it happens to be my father's birthday, and the high-end grocery stores and most of them located in the southeast and the mid atlantic which happens to be a premium to what harris teeter started trading before media reported they were putting it on the block. the tale is

bush, a little underrated as a president. >> i agree. i'm a democrat.oted for him, as well, just like you did. so, you know, he seems to be a good man. he's been a great ex-president, as i guess most all of them are but i think a real positive example that he's setting. >> cenk: absolutely. all right. we're going to have to leave it right there andrew. i'm not going to let you speak again. everybody check out mediaite where andrew writes off and jr will be back on theyoungturks.com tonight. "viewpoint" is next. >> john: live from new york city, where if a mayoral candidate's poll goes down we no longer know if that's a double undawner or not. the biggest sex scandal with no actual sex, anthony weiner. the man didn't have sex. he's probably never going to have sex again. that's not him. guy's never going to have sex again and yet the media still keeps telling him to pull out. president obama and eric holder, that's them now plan to push back against the supreme court's gutting of the voting rights act but it may be hard since racism no longer exists acco

hey, pirates, underrated. >> caller: yeah.ently invested in best buy and i was wondering your opinion on it in the near future. >> it's run so much. i've got to give best buy -- best buy needs a breather. it needs a breather. my friend likes it up here, i've got to wait. i've got to wait. it just moved up too far for me. can i go to scott in pennsylvania? please, scott? >> caller: hey there, jim. i have a question regarding the brazilian oil company petrobras. my question is, have the tides finally turned on oil? >> yes, and that's why i want you to buy. the stock was down about 80% from the high. pbr has great fields, i want to own it. let's go to john in iowa. john? >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer! >> boo-yah, john. >> caller: hey, you came out in favor of the smithfield purchase by that chinese company i don't remember the name of, but what assurances do we have as consumers this company won't plunder just like -- which is now in bankruptcy. >> i'm not fan of what chinese have done to american business, but i am a fan of mak

. >> mentioned this as the most underrated stock in the s&p.cane sandy was once in a century. not wind and rain but more flooding. won't take a big storm to really boost generac. it's a very promising stock. everybody i know is viewing a generator as must have instead of nice to have. >> third stock of the day. quietly apple sfoeks having its best month since february of 2012. the downturn has been broken. historically when they rally, it rallies about 15%. >> that's important. when the stock finishes up 3%, over the next three months, the average return is 17%. there's a lot riding on this launch of the new ipad and iphone. when apple rises by 3% it jumps on average 15%. wow, that's why we love you and why you're on the show. >> 3-d systems. this stock is down sharply. i'm in this camp, view 3d printing as one of the great technologies. >> the second- or is very volatile but the stock misses earnings but the company was due to accelerating expenses, and reiterated guidance and the stock has been in a real nice range for two months and rallied

i think price is dramatically underrated by you as a determinant of successful investing.u the power of price it's due. it's incredible how unimportant people think that first buy is. how do you find the best price to pull the trigger? when you're investing for the long haul, you have one advantage over people using the shorter term horizon. traders don't have the luxury of exploiting. i'm talking about time. as a long-term investor, you've got all the time in the world. now when you want to buy a stock because you like the underlying company's prospects and when there are no near term catalysts to drive up the stock price any time soon, you can afford to be patient. you don't have to pay the price the market's giving you at that moment. you can be patient and wait for the stock to come down to your price. that's right. what you can do is keep your bat on your shoulder and wait for your pitch. you'll never get a clear signal saying it's time to buy. so how exactly are you supposed to know how long you should wait before you pull that trigger? simple, you don't know, okay.

an author said to me once think forgiveness is the most underrated feeling in human nature. >> right. because we live in a world where you're supposed to be punished for your mistakes. you're supposed to be punished for your mistakes. everybody doesn't get that but we promote it. forgiveness of ourselves, our parents, of people. it's essential to being a good person because if you're holding unforgiveness and anger and resentment and bitterness in your heart, it ooh going to show up. >> i think gratitude on your list is also something. at the end of the day, you say just reflect on all of the things you have to be thankful for. >> you know, people are screaming, oh my god, oh my god, i've got cellulite. i say, hello, you've got legs. we've got legs. we look at what we don't have and look at what reese's wrong what what we do have instead of being grateful for everything we have. gratitude opens the heart and when the hearts are open we attract more stuff. >> part of it is exercise regularly. >> yeah. and i hate exercise. i will do my 5 for 5. that means five repetitions of five exerci

with 20 of the best countries in the world but we are very much underrated also, when it comes with the russian economy we have ben pretty stable. we have significant reserves so we will have $84 billion in the reserve fund. the national reserve is 500 plus the $1 billion as well. we were almost debt-free because it is more than 2.5% it is now around 11%. if you compare it with 58 countries erwin that process today i think we're doing in relative terms significant. so first, g-20 is an important mechanism but burkina man to this is what with the international economic because any other g-20 but we like it because it is good in bet of the economic of the situation become offended joe, but then we will have a unique form we must predator cells of labor. and to understand this would give a chance to discuss what can be done to have the priorities we can have. it was going to be a significant event in the discussions in its own right to that will be an important event for us because from our enrollment and i hope it will be another confirmation we all stephen to benefit more working togethe

but even today i think our investment climate is very much underrated and we are much better than some -- at the same time also when it comes to the russian economy, we have enjoyed a pretty stable fiscal environment. we have accumulated significant reserves. we have to fund. one with $84 billion in another reserve fund that is another 80 plus billion dollars. and the national reserves are 500 plus billion dollars as well. we are almost debt-free country because our external debt is no more than 2.4% and including internally that is around 10 or 11%. if you compared with the g8 countries with a country that hosts us today i think we are doing in relative terms significantly better. so, for us g20 is a very important mechanism whereby we will try to harmonize national with the others in a way that will be advancing national goals and also being part of the international community working on the crisis because we stand to benefit from the healthy international economic environment as any other g20 country and many others. so the chairmanship of this organization brings a lot of additiona

but even today i think our investment climate is very much underrated, and we are doing much better than some of late. at the same time, also when it comes to russian economy we have enjoyed previous -- [inaudible] fiscal environment. we have accumulated significant reserves. we have two funds, one sovereign fund which is about 40 -- $84 billion and another reserve fund that is another $80-miss -- $80-plus billion. and the national reserves are 500 plus billion dollars as well. we are almost debt-free country because our external debt is no more than 2.5% and including internal debt is around 10, 11%. if you compare it with the g8 countries and with the country that hosts us today, i think we are doing in relative terms significantly better, and we have rather -- [inaudible] on how to further. so for us g20 is a very important member i didn't mean where we will try to harmonize in ways that would be advancing our national goals and also being part of the international community working on overcoming the remnants of the crisis because we stand to benefit from the healthy international eco

we all underrated him i think. and i think we see rick perry for who he is.later, i don't know. sometimes i'm jealous of you. you've got the best show in town down there. >> remember, we've got ted cruz, wendy davis the filibuster% champion. and the castro brothers. so texas has more in the future. >> bill: texas lives. thanks wade. thanks so much. have a great day and thanks for joining us this morning. he's the best senior political writer wayne slater from the "dallas morning news". "dallas morning news."com. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." if you believe in state's rights but still believe in the drug war you must be high. >> only on current tv. cenk off air>>> alright in 15 minutes we're going to do the young turks! i think the number 1 thing than viewers like about the young turks is that were honest. they know that i'm not bsing them for some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know i'm going to be the first one to call them out. cenk on air>> what's unacceptable is how washington c

the twins are possibly the most underrated american athletes today.grand slam titlesing the most ever for a team and spent 310 weeks at number one in the world. that's also a record. if you're looking for something to cheer for at wimbledon, the bryan brothers. >> unfair advantage. the identical twins. they can think things at the same time. >> one is bigger. >> really? >> i forget mike or bob. one is bigger, a huge serve, a lefty. a good chest bump. >> andy scholes, work on that. might break technology, but that's okay. have a great weekend. >>> coming up on "new day" -- six years after she disappeared, amazing but could be true, scotland yard says they have new leads suggesting maddie mccann may be alive. >>> after a horrific parasailing accident that left two teenagers in critical condition, there are new questions now surrounding the company's safety record. cccccheck it out! [ male announcer ] this summer, savor every second of vacation. but get your own cookie. enjoy a fresh-baked chocolate chip cookie at check-in and more, with rates as low as

. >> underrated dance.so much. >> all right, guys. >> thank you for starting your morning with us. >>> next hour of "new day saturday" starts now. >> just three days after a coup in egypt, violence erupts. the death toll is climbing. >>> my youngest son, trayvon benjamin martin. >> because he's my son. >> reporter: the testimony of two mothers that electrified the zimmerman court on friday. who will the jury believe? >>> when you consider how the state department spends your mope, do you think facebook? why the state department spent more than half a million on a social network. >>> good morning, everyone. so great to have you along us with on saturday morning. i'm pamela brown. >> i'm victor blackwell. 7:00 at cnn headquarters. this is "new day saturday." we're starting with a final possible destination with edward snowden. >> not one, but two countries could offer the american funltivefun fugitive asylum. the two countries who offered to take him in aren't worried about consequences, even as the white hou

also remember the entertainment division which i think is chronically underrated. they have almost twice the number of people on netflix. the entertainment division could be unlocked here. look at amd upgraded today. why? because of the huge xbox splurge. this company is undervalued and i am a believer in ballmer and wait a second, jim. he was your buddy at college and totally true, and he has a legacy to preserve here and david and i have gone back and forth, but i do believe his legacy is at stake and i wonder what they're saying at hp, and you do have to change the conversation if you're microsoft and do you have to if you're hp or dell, and lenovo. they take margin out of the business with every single pc they sell, carl. that's kind of where that's going and microsoft certainly moving in a different direction. many have already pointed to enterprises being the key here and certainly being perhaps undervalued and the perception of investors perhaps with this change that will no longer be the case. >> it was like being in my 30s. it's hypnotic, and you can't loo