>> i think we think we riding around in a winnebago, we were going into stores ourselves and buying our i am is the invisible man ♪ >> invisible man was their breakout first single, it rose to number 12 on the billboard charts w a little help from the guys. >> we would request our own songs as much as we possibly could. >> how are you doing? >> i'm, jess. >> drew, nick. >> justin. >>> they described their music. >> pop, r&b. with a soulful feeling. and a twist of funk. >> the corner stone of 98 degrees, harmony. >> looking back, nick says he has one regret from those early years. >> i would have told myself 20 years ago, change your hair style. don't go with -- don't go with the butt cut >> that was the butt cut. the butt cut. >> some clothing issues. >> wardrobe, actually. >> yes, fire all these stylists and get somebody else. >> maybe some smaller pants. we had these gigantic pants. >> nick, it was the '90s. cross colors. we get it. the guys are all still working together. last year they completed a tour with o-town, ryan cabrera. >>> charlize theron is amazing. in atomic blonde. in t

farmer jim as a winnebago, too >> it does make me happy, scott. there's two things going on here one, the company is doing extremely well they bought a company a year ago that got them big-time into the towable space. that's been a home run but the second thing is, where we are in this economic cycle is just the perfect sweet spot for rvs. this is a highly, highly discretionary purchase but with wages picking up a little bit, and job growth picking up, baby boomers retiring, everything's going well for this stock. >> robby, your peeps over at ubs, they cut their weighting on health care one of the best-performing sectors. >> the move was based on less regulation through the year and valuation has gotten higher and so we're just taking some chips off the table. >> fair enough sue herrera has the latest headlines for us hi, sue. >> scott win deed, i do. here's what's happening at this hour, everyone a developing story in georgia. police there say there is a robbery and a possible hostage situation underway inside a wells fargo bank northwest of atla

numbers are going higher >> i think it's easy to just ride winnebago here. >> all right earnings seasondy underway we are taking a look back now at some of the trader's most memorable q2 calls joe, we start with you we heard it there, fedex shares up 12% taking out that $200 level >> yep, trading at $217 right now. >> this is an ia play. the freight management business is really being enhanced you're seeing a tremendous benefit to a company like fedex, on the usages of ai. compliment that with what we're seeing with ecommerce and amazon i think it continues to go higher i'm not changing the trajectory, up >> steph, we'll get to you in a moment with csx, but what about fedex. stay with it >> i own it, i like it, i've been adding the last two weeks or so. they had a great quarter and i think it just got overlooked, actually they have a great story to tell in terms of tnt and synergies. but they're also doing a good job on ground margins and improving those marks. and if they can get those up, your earnings power is substantially higher >> one of your big winners was csx, up 14.5% since th

so maybe that only prepared me to escape from a winnebago. that said, the mines are obviously still an incredibly dangerous place to be. >> training side of it is the key. these miners are well trained, highly skilled. most of them are going to know what to do. >> as far as i know a lot more people were employed as coal miners. >> no question, we are in a economic downturn in the coal industry right now in appalachia. >> and this is the main industry of appalachia? >> it is. with the loss of jobs, it's devastating families and communities. it really affects everybody. we used to be the biggest industrial nation in the world. now everybody else is doing the work and we're outsourcing our jobs, so i'm concerned about the future. >> do you think there's -- this is a viable region if there's no coal industry? >> well, that's a good question. we're hanging on to the slim hopes that things will rebound, will turn around. there's not a lot else here, kamau. i'm telling you, there's not a lot else here. [woman] we did it. [man] we're campers. look at

this is a winnebago, which is an rv that you drive.h we did, we had a more vintage style. we had these at her wedding. our guests got to stay in them. >> this is the real ambassador. that's awesome. >> five kids, my parents in a pop-up. >> that's a really small space. >> you can cram a lot of people in them. amazing memories. so important for the families. >> you have check it out. this is beautiful. they would beam inside. >> as you can tell behind a small car. but it is super easy to drive. you would be surprised. even i can tell one of these. >> they've gotten a lot better. they are lighter, easier to tell. >> i love this area. >> that is what is great about rv camping. you get to take all these fun things and set up, barbecuing over here. we have a fire and everyone is playing outside and enjoying nature. >> by the way, these things are affordable. about $40,000, but you can also rent them. >> yes, which i have done and it's so convenient. just drop it off when you're done. this one is great. this one has a really cool feature. >>