den power yoga right here in new york city ahead of the big event in times square for the yoga summer solstice. to kick off the summer with some power yoga, get this -- over 8,000 people heading there to find inner peace in new york city among the hustle and bustle. amazing live streaming event that goes on throughout the evening showing it really is possible to stay centered even in the most hectic of places. and you, of course, at home can logon to timessquarenyc.org to follow along at home and i know sara and i

it is physical. >> hot yoga is fantastic. >> you think they can do hot yoga?> you have to stoke kid's passion and get them excited about things. >> i am thinking about the money involved. if you are going to have them start take yoga and fly fishing and fly rods and yoga mats. >> is it catch and release? coach of the u.s. soccer team makes it mandatory all of the players do yoga and shop for whole food products. >> yoga is awesome. >> it is strengthening, flexibility, and focus and balance. >> i think they should mix it up for the kids. maybe not archery but i like the yoga idea. what is terry bradshaw's best yoga pose? downward facing dog? >> i had a bad right ankle and knee when i got into yoga and i could do -- >> he is going do it. >> and then -- i did get dizzy when you have to do this. and hold your head up and breathe. but i had a little problem with that. but i swear to you, an infused risk, there is a lot i can't do and you can't leave. the thing i didn't like about yoga you cannot leave. bradshaw we are not leaving the room. i had to sit for 45 minut

lululemon yoga pants. >> you have to have the skinny thighs. >> no one over 12 should wear yoga pantsn public. charles: amen! >> unless you live in the suburbs, you see a lot of that. >> i see it way too much in the food stores wearing yoga pants in public. they're everywhere. charles: can you get away with it. >> i have been mistaken for a 12-year-old. charles: i'm going to confess, i have one pair of lululemon yoga pants. i'll tell you how it happened. [ laughter ] >> no, no, let me confess, we were walking to d.c. and my wife needed yoga pants, we went to the store and there was a sales kid and he had the worst stuttering problem i heard in my life and he did not care. he knew me from fox and saw me on the glenn beck special, he remembered the whole thing, he stuttered so bad. i was so proud of him, i had to buy something from him. [ laughter ] >> i thought you were going to ask me to see them. [ laughter ] >> all right, guys, one of my big missions is to inspire people with stories of people who created their own success. the next one i think you're going to need a little tissue f

yoga, sure. honey farm, sure. the problem is because of the secrecy, we have no idea what most of these guys did. for all we know they could all be master terrorists. that's possible. some could be master terrorists and none could be master terrorists. put them on trial. w45* is wrong with putting -- what a is wrong with putting them on trial? >> oj got off. that's why. >> we are so into emotions like they didn't sew dash -- dash show remorse. they didn't cry. in russia and asia they say what is the facts? i don't care who likes honey. let's move. >> promise you like yoga? >> i am not sure we want to be like russia or china. >> i am not sure the last time gavin you were in a criminal courtroom. military or civilian. there are rules that exist for very good reasons. the fact that jurors, the lay people who are sitting there in judgment may take a man with glasses more seriously than a man without one. the juries respond is not a fault of the system. >> so when you do trials you wear your birkenstocks and t-shirt an

i don't do yoga outside and i don't do barkrums's yoga anymore.t's very time consuming in your day. you got to get there a half an hour beforehand and wait a half an hour before you cool down and go home. it's too much part of my day. >> can you put your thigh up there like that. >> of course, i can. that's what i do in the green room. >> yoga is a tool of satan. >> i refuse to participate in anything that relates to the under world. >> this woman in this section kept saying -- there were five fans outside who were yelling, the five, the five. the guy comes up to me and says you got to keep it quiet here. i say you're in the middle of time square in the summer at noon and you expect it to be quiet? give necessityme a great break. there you go. the dipping dog. you got to try it. you got to try the dipping dog at about 2:00 in the morning. it's great. >> who talked you into the headband. >> you look like arthur ash. i got talked into it by josh. it was a good reason. >> if josh is giving you things to wear you should think about it. >> exactly righ

. >> while we've got you, a quick question -- do you do yoga? >> reporter: i don't, but i know people who do it an awful lot. so i know where you're coming from on this d.c. yoga tax. they're going to get heavy push back. >> there's already a lot of push back. the yoga enthusiasts are about to pay more for their downward dog based on the d.c. plan to expand a sales tax to exclude services, and there's a lot of activists out there calling it a wellness tax. you want us to be healthy, obviously not to have to be a burden on the medical system bulk we're healthy and you're taxes that what? what do you think? >> reporter: taxing authorities and government that either get or don't have income taxes have moved increasingly to services taxes to cover that are shortfalls. i think the d.c. government is calculating the people who do yoga may not be some of their core constituents, some of more affluent parts of the district who won't complain so much, but i think there are going to be complaints. i wouldn't be surprised if the thing, especially the pull

den power yoga right here in new york city ahead of the big event in times square for the yoga summerce. to kick off the summer with some power yoga, get this -- over 8,000 people heading there to find inner peace in new york city among the hustle and bustle. amazing live streaming event that goes on throughout the evening showing it really is possible to stay centered even in the most hectic of places. and you, of course, at home can logon to timessquarenyc.org to follow along at home and i know sara and i were talking with bethany yesterday. this has to do with meditation. the takeaway, it's not just physical transformation but mental too. bethany said her husband hadn't spoken to his father in 15 years. once he started practicing yoga, something changed in his mind. >> nice to see how nice it made you when you pushed sara. >> yeah. i'm not a yoga -- >> and when you ignored ron the whole show. it's bad yoga really. >> i'm not the perfect example. >> i put on a little bit prior to that shot. >> oh, you did? >> i asked for it. >> you provoked her. that's amazing. >> i did. >> hard to

could you tax yoga? yes, it could cost more to hit the gym, where lawmakers just approved, approved something called the yoga tax on gyms, studios, and other at let being business. >> i'm cancelling my son's sal sue takes of the morning. >> me too. no more downward dog. too expensive. >> absolutely, guys. here is the situation. a lot of people want their kids to play golf. but they're not willing to, what? fork out a loft money. i got a camp for you, whole week for 150 bucks, it comes with a year's worth of instruction. i'll tell you all about it, seriously, alex, crush me, i'm ready for ♪this is home box!!! come to hhgregg's 4th of july sale and save up to 30% storewide plus, up to an extra $500 more when you buy multiple major appliances. get this samsung french door refrigerator for only $999. or a samsung 51" hdtv for just $398. get savings storewide on amazing deals and the boxes they come in. come to hhgregg. and fill your home with happy. >> michael jackson died five years ago today. so we'll be p

i'm for the yoga tax. melissa: you're all for the yoga tax? tax on water delivery, storage lockers, car washes and bowling alice? these are some -- >> yuppy liberals drink water. >> don't forget tanning salons. melissa: tanning salons. >> that is federal obama care. melissa: peter, how is this being received down there? what do people in the gym think? >> oh, they obviously don't want this. right now they pay on average about $100 a month. they would raise their costs in theory to $106 a month. over 12 months, would be $70 a year. for a lot of members might not hurt them or stop them from coming. for those folks living on a budget, that extra $70 -- >> how many people living on a budget doing yoga? melissa: good point. >> not just yoga. it's a gym. it's a gym. a lot of folks -- melissa: we've got to go. apple's developer's conference happening right now but were expectations too high? we'll head out to san francisco as investors start to come away a little disappointed. >>> plus what happens when you mix in a billionaire investor, a golfing su

"heavyweight yoga" gives obese and overweight people a chance to experience the benefits of yoga by usingmodified poses. the trend started a few now picking up across the get country. aboutstudents can learn techniques to increase their mobility, flexibility and strength. first, mike honda stubbo refused all debates. now honda's slinging mud, launching false attacks. isn't it time to put the old politics aside? the chronicle endorses ro khanna, saying he "offers an upgrade in congress for silicon valley." and the mercury news says, "ro khanna is ready for the congress of tomorrow... ...while honda is a politician of the past." for our future: ro khanna. khanna: i'm ro khanna and i approve this message. for it's a challengefornia fostto replace clothes that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside, i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's day a little brighter.

how are they getting a new soccer field, cable, gardening, yoga, as if yoga is going to help calm them >> harris has been over here doing her yoga during the commercial break because you're en titled to that as well, harris. >> thank you. >> that i thought was interesting is that the lawyers feel they believe the detainees have no illusions that the u.s. government would trade them because of the charges against them. this was their comment after saying that they had learned about the bergdahl swap the same time that we all did and it was -- they learned it on fox news. that was actually per the lawyer. look. they're being entitled to luxuries a lot of people sitting here in this country that have never done anything wrong don't even have. i think that bottom line, that's irritating a lot of americans right now. >> i'm all for ratings, harris and getting the ratings up here but do we want these eye balls watching our show? they say, we don't think we're getting released but already 80 additional prisoners have been cleared for release. magically. >> you know what i think is interesting

we've hired yoga and spin instructors that are teaching classes throughout the day. are now looking forward to the future. >> oh, my gosh. >> i can't believe it! >> all: cheers. tonight on the profit, amazing grapes is a wine bar and retail shop, the brainchild of a real estate developer who seems more interested in sipping than selling. this is ridiculous. even with more than $3.5 million in sales this past year, amazing grapes is operating at a loss and still can't pay down their mounting debt. this is a business without leadership or direction. i wish that you had passion for the business. you wouldn't be losing money. if i can't find somebody from within to take over amazing grapes and manage its assets, this business will be crushed. >> are you the grim reaper, or-- >> sometimes. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses.

an alleged member is embracing yoga and another, an alleged osama bin laden body guard wants to run ailk and honey farm. many are back for pretrial motions and no indication how administration plans to deal with the trial that could begin as early as next year and where to hold the men if they are convicted, sean. >> kathryn, thank you. if you want a milk or honey farm or love yoga or want a baby, desperate to empty guantanamo bay, by the end of his term he's giving get out of jail free cards. one captured in afghanistan is considered reform because he took up yoga, read a buy ogden fee of the dalai lama and one because of his encouraging attitude. "qua "counter fit lies," one of your best yet. >> it's the subtitle of the obama administration. what we're seeing played out here is a president who is doing more damage to the credibility of his country and to the office of the presidency than other bre predecessors. he's doing things in contrast to the best interest of the people and known as the man who did perhaps indelible damage and by the way, this tie is that of sean's son practice

i didn't hear as many girls talking about yoga as a trend versus last year.e entirety of the trend. very much i think you may be seeing some indications as a trend in the teen page it's starting to get a bit long and we may be moving into something new and different. >> eleanor, you get the final word. you mentioned the fact that social media was very important to you and you use instagram. when you go out and spend, is technology the more important purchase for you, or is it clothes? >> clothes is the most important for me. >> all right. where does technology rate? how important is it? >> if i was going to rank my spending, i would say clothing, then food and then technology would be third. >> is that mirrored in your peer group, by your friends as well? >> yeah, most my friends, we're pretty similar in our spending habits, and we all spend on food and clothing, a lot of our parents pay for the technology things, so i don't focus spending on that. >> thank you, ladies, very much. a pleasure. >>> secret lives of the super rich returns to cnbc tonight at 10:00

>> millions of passengers spending billions of dollars in terminals and pampering themselves with yoga, spa treatments. >> your flight is delayed. >> even pets. >>> and it's the hottest song of the summer. but everyone is wondering is j-lo's first love really her next love? >>> good evening. tonight, there are an estimated 80,000 people locked up in solitary confinement in america. you're about to meet a prison official who wants to experience it firsthand. he's embarking on a radical, risky experiment, entering level six solitary confinement himself, undercover. dan harris brings us this report "no way out." >> reporter: you are looking at prisoner 106, on the books as a dangerous, armed robber. he is prepares to enter what many call hell on earth. solitary confinement. before you meet its residents, just listen to them. >> this is prison. you know, we're not here for being nice. moved into the unit -- >> i don't know that i have ever felt as vulnerable as i do right now. >> reporter: the thing almost nobody here knows is that this inmate is actually the secretary of corrections for t

mats. >> i kind of miss the yoga mat ingredient. >> did it make it extra chewy. >> yes. >> get the yogaead. >> still might be able to find some on ebay. >>> google glass is going from geek to chic with a help of a high end designer. the tech giant is partnering for its latest line. you can pick from five different frames in colors. the designer frames go on sale through google's online store on june 23rd. >>> it's what landed him in hot water in the first place. now there are some new allegations of racism against l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. >>> here comes the invasion, a mountain of cloud cover. here comes the clouds. when will we see a sunny day from start to finish. there are a few in our forecast. . . >>> can tim lincecum break the curse of cincinnati. all coming up. ,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] we start the day thinking about one thing. bread. but we know you've been thinking about it, too. so we're always trying to make it even better. that's why we added some ingredients and took others out, making this our best bread yet. bread is on the rise at subway. ,,,,,, and took o

like yoga classes in the store. i mean what kind of events?do that already. >> yoga in the window. >> they used to do it up on broadway, a woman would lie on her back and a man on top and -- >> oh, gosh. >> and floats. >> dana, should there be concern about investors for what courtney allowuded to, parental fighting, chip wilson is against the current board even though the chairman was re-elected? >> it's disruptive, of course, when you're having the board talking about one thing, a company undergoing tremendous change in terms of becoming a bigger business and they probably grew faster than their scale. it is disruptive and having that calm down, getting the management team on the same page with the board, is going to be essentialal over the next few months. >> the stock is shedding its value today. would you be a buyer here, step in and buy it? >> i think the stock basically is not going to do much here. if i owned it and if i didn't own it i would stay where i am hold it where i am. i don't think there's upside in the next 12 months. you ha

. >> how about this, the yoga frog, deepen your straddle on the wall.about to demonstrate what this looks like, get on your belly and place your feet against the wall. >> that alone right there is impressive. makes a square out of her legs. >> you've seen nothing yet. that's just the beginning. she then challenges you to push back more and you end up like this. >> oh, my goodness. >> i feel like i'm going to see this challenge with the videographers, the camera men here in the next break. they're always doing on set calisthenics. >> ready? go. >> got to ease into stuff like this. >> i was about to ask, how long do you have to do yoga before you can? >> probably ten years away. >> i think it might be a lifetime. >> thanks so much for watching, everyone. >> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." we'll see you next time, everybody. ?ñÑ;Ñ; >>> hello, everybody. i'm beth troutman. time for great videos and the stories behind them, "right this minute." >>> a mountain biker suddenly hears a warning. >> dude, he's coming after you. >> what ha

yoga class and a 5:40 showing of "maleficent." lebron james is like your weird aunt who is getting her life back together after a sudden divorce with uncle will. there's a lot of focus on lebron. but the most interesting character in the series is spurs head coach gregg popovich. now, gregg popovich has won four nba titles. three-time coach of the year. annual salary of $6 million. yet, from looking at his face, you would think he was the recently fired assistant manager of a golf club warehouse. interviewing popovich is like trying to get your teenage son to come down from dinner. he treats every interaction with the media like he's the first suspect being interrogate on an episode of "law & order: svu" or something. doris burke was tasked in trying to get answers out of popovich. and here's how that went. >> what are your objectives as far as lebron are concerned? >> are you serious? keep him from scoring. >> what do you want to see in the fourth? >> i would like to see lebron play poorly. >> sounds good, pop. mike? >> jimmy: se

and if you buy them, how many more pairs of yoga pants do you want to buy?wth potential, if they really are that well made, i don't know where you would want to own ten pairs of yoga pants. >> especially if you stay in shape. >> there you go. >> yeah. they were also transformative when they first burst on to the scene, and now a lot of companies have quickly caught up. phil, do you guys like the name? >> we owned lulu a couple of years ago. we have not been in the stock for the last year or so. the stock, you know, has been cut in half, as some of the other panelists have said. significant quality issues. there's been a lot of sort of saturation in the marketplace. is chip responsible for some of that? at some point, you've got to be able to separate, you know, ego from the quality and success of the business and determine whether or not the stock is going to move up because of some private equity deal or whether or not they're going to be able to sort of restore some mojo to the underlying zest to the business, if you will. >> no, that's exactly it, kevin.

. >> you don't talk about that in your hot yoga class. the office says the name is, quote, disparaging to native americans and therefore violates u.s. law. the ruling doesn't force the team owner to change the name, but it means among other things that other people could legally sell redskins merchandise. the patent office issued a similar ruling and it was overturned by a federal court. an attorney for the team says they are confident the same thing will happen this time. meanwhile a new mascot has been proposed by the league. >> was that fake? it was? okay. i am gullible. how about the redskins? you are a libertarian so you don't like people meddling in the affairs of a team. >> not the government. >> yes, the government. and you love dan schneider. >> no i think dan snyder is a stubborn koot. i think snyder is a coot, but that does president mean the government needs to -- doesn't mean the government needs to step in. >> do you see that happening? the nfl, do you think they would step in this? they have all of those other teams. there

so offering something like roof top analog is yoga is a way for the team to take a break and grow andbring the company together. >> start-ups in the bay area also offer perks for getting to and from work. if you work at ever-note, the popular note-taking app and you buy an electric vehicle, the company pays you $250 per month which is a taxable benefit. in california if you own a car then you can drive on the car pool lane, and employees get to work faster and probably arrive in a much better mood. recruiters say these kinds of perks help start-ups attract talent. but there is another motive. when ceos offer free workouts, food and subsidized transportation it is one way to make sure their workers stay longer at the office. josh lipton, "nightly business report," silicon valley. >>> to learn more about what the start-ups is offering, go to our website at nbr.com. >>> and finally, auto production coming to a whole new level, they teamed up with heinz, they want to use dried tomato skins to make car parts, hard to imagine, but they want to use it inside plastics like coin, and under-bod

. >> the kagyus are mainly known for their great efforts in meditation and yoga and devotion, and so the teacher is very important. >> according to the teachings of buddha, the way to enlightenment and the end of suffering is through right conduct and the negation of desire. >> his holiness was very much the epitome of the realization of that path. he was a living buddha. >> in 1950, when the karmapa was only 26 years old, china invaded tibet. >> karmapa foresaw the invasion, and not just the chinese would invade or take over part of tibet, but that they would try to wipe out buddhism. >> hundreds of thousands of tibetans were killed and 6,000 monasteries destroyed. after unsuccessful attempts to negotiate with the chinese, the karmapa decided to leave. >> he left tibet with a couple of mule trains of his monks and some of the monastery treasures, relics that are a thousand years old. >> in 1966, the karmapa and his followers established a new seat for the lineage at rumtek monastery in northern india, preserving the legacy for future generations. lama surya das started out in life a

. >> i know you're a big advocate of yoga helping too? >> yes. yoga is an up and coming way of helping people with eating disorders and body image problems who aren't really finding that talk therapy is working great for them or in conjunction with talk therapy. so it really brings a person into her body and helps her feel her body from the inside out and really appreciate all the things that it c do and how it feels. >> all right, jennifer, thank you so much. keep up the great work. >> absolutely. thank you so much. >> and we do have to take a little bit of a break right now but stay with us because in a moment we're going to hear from a local author who took a pledge to avoid looking in a mirror for a year. and in doingso, she gained self confidence d a new outlook on herself. stay with us, we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "beyondhe headlines," i'm cheryl jennings. we're talking about body image and the damaging effects possibly that mass media might have on self-esteem and self confidence. joining us in the studio is kirsten grives. sh

the same food blogger who had pushed subway to remove an ingredient in its bread that was used in yoga mats. listed ingredient, water, barrel i, small, rice, east, hops, erika, nicole, a feeling a lot of people will be enjoying one this weekend. >> it kind of is what it is. >> just glad there is no yoga mats. >> thank you, jill. >> thahanks, jill. coming up after the break, weather and traffic on the >> just past 4:53. tgif. >> friday the 13th! >> oh! do, do, do, do, do, do, do. >> schuylkill expressway, right near spring garden street, roads are wet this morning, we got the spray coming up off the cars a trucks, rerun from the past couple of morning rush hours, going downtown, same deal, wet to get started on the vine st. expressway. those wipers are sends getting frequent-flier miles out of us this week. northeast extension, southbound, headed into the lehigh valley interchange, watch for accident. crash in the neighborhood, at the huntington pike, right at byberry road. and then, later on tonight, into early tomorrow morning, they will close route 401 here at 202, they'll be putting

. >> and you have the yoga thing going, the new spiritual center and yoga center. so that's a thing. >> that's a thing. you can count things, i have things. >> okay. >> they are not all businesses. >> we are getting mired in semantics is what i am saying. >> i have a lot of stuff going on. i handle it. i know what do you want do. i don't know a lot of stuff, i have gut instincts on many things. i really do have a really -- i have an easy life. i don't work that hard. >> you were on twitter talking about philip see mor see more hs death and your perspective about drug laws. >> all i said is if he were alive today would he go to jail or rehab. i said end the war on drugs. the war on drugs has done more to destroy the fabric of the black community than anything we can think of. not the effects of jim crow and the effects of slavery. it's the war on drugs have taken innocent deceased people. locked them up and educated them in criminal behavior and dumped them back in the hood with no hope. that game jail culture for the hood. not the schools. the prison has it. you le

do yoga. >> you don't?you about a guy, joe, who does do yoga. >> we know. >> sting. sting does yoga and other things as well. sting has a message for his children. work hard because you can't expect to inherit my health is what he's saying. the rock star joining a list of super rich who have said passing on fortunes to offspring could do more harm than good. sting said he doesn't want to leave his three sons and three daughters, quote, trust funds that are albatrosses round their necks. >> american enterprise. earn success. >> and bill gates has come out and said similar things. >> as has warren buffett. >> people, if you have a job you love and make $50,000, $500,000, whatever it is, it's the earn success that does it. i happen to agree with that completely. don't you? >> i do. i do. >> i bet he's going to leave a little. >> you would think. >> i mean, you're -- >> where do you stand on that? >> i'm more in the joe category. you take care of your kids, but you make them work. >> yeah. >> what does that mea

he turns yoga into victory at the nba finals and how his secret at one magical movie got the spell on the spurs. >> and good morning, america. what a night for lebron james and angelina jolie is the answer. >> apparently he went the night before. a little yoga the morning of, but that's the way you answer your critic. >> whatever it was gash. >> dropping 35. >> tree pose and disney. >> it works every time. >> i could have told him that. >> more on that later. we have a lot to get to beginning with that deadly rampage in las vegas. we're learning more this morning about the killers. the couple reportedly had extremist anti-government views and they were out to kill cops. abc's ryan owens is in las vegas and has the latest for us. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. behind me is the shopping center where this all happened. police say this young couple came here hunting for police officers to kill and they found them. >> we have two officers down, we're performing cpr on both of them at this time. >> reporter: police say a man and a woman are responsible for so m

the question was about yoga, not yogurt. in barry's defense the huffington post said it was very noisy. his book "mayor for life" is a great read if you want a raw look at racial politics in the nation's capital. >>> finally, politicians were out having fun this weekend. mayor bill deblasio of new york and his family participated in the mermaid parade on coney island. there was a picture of him, his wife and children in their under the sea garb. joe biden hosted his annual media picnic on saturday. here you can see him planning a water gun attack with his grandchildren along for the fun. a reporter for the associated press tweeted out a picture of biden armed with a water gun. the caption read, the vice president of the united states just shot me with a super soaker. maybe we need background checks for these things. >>> up next, the tea party may be on the verge of another victory in mississippi. there could be more coming. that's ahead. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. [ grunting ] i'm taking off, but, uh

seems very short sighted to me. >> where is my yoga package?>> isn't it the fittest city, d.c. >> tax it. >> exactly. >> they are taxing wellness. >> yep. >> that's insanity. >> greg, you're up. >> you know, robots, they are coming for us. i.e. news anchors. not news anchors i'm just a gorgeous man but in japan they are creating the world's first news reading android. they are life like and do the news four. all i have to say is watch out bill hemmer, your days are numbered. i'll still hire you or maybe you can do some catalog work as an under wear model. >> i thought you would go with the whole cnn primetime lineup. do those things walk? >> bob there will be interesting things about them in a couple of years. >> they are working on it. >> that's all i got to say. >> greece beat ivory coast 2-1. >> i'm sorry. i care about team usa. >> first they won in 15 years. >> don't forget set your dvr so you never ever miss another episode of "the five." "special report" coming up right now. >> it is june 25th. a fox news alert. all eyes on mississippi br

. >> goodbye dodgeball and hello yoga.ools are revamping gym class to appeal to a wider group of students. and the fight over the washington redskins name. doing a smacked down to the franchise. now former nfl superstar terry bradshaw is saying things have to change. >> and our hashtag one lucky guy. at the top of the hour. jon: i was a big fan of dodgeball, yoga would not do it for me. we will be watching. jenna: there hamstring would be much better off if that were the case. we're going to turn back to one of our big stories of the day, the crisis in iraq. escalating violence in the area, and because of that terrace are attacking the largest oil refinery. all of that news is driving up gas prices and w we're seeing tt very much domestically. dagen mcdowell is here with me on that. >> the good news is oil prices are actually down today below $106 per barrel. that doesn't mean the situation in iraq isn't dire and could have consequences here in the united states. the average is $3.60 per gallon. $0.36 per gallon o up about

. >> dc hardly add model of wise governance, can someone explain gym and yoga tax? tax?they have cash coming from president building out a huge federal government, it is not always going to be that way, detroit was once called paris of the west, it was beautiful but now. >> for now, they can get away with that. >> i am op sesed with growing -- obsessed with yoga i am not paying this tax. >> you would. >> you would. >> no way. >> i like to live -- i would sooner go to youtube do the videos on my own, and not pay tax. charles: that is what i do now, i don't know if you know that. >> i caught you in the office yesterday the downward dog. >> all right. charles: this brings us balk to payne's investment playbook. earlier, two top reasons for investing in stock market, here is reason 3, enhance your comfort and options in retirement. most people will live to about 85 years old perhaps longer, do you really top balance, or take that cruise? majority of working americans knows they are not ready for retirement. i realize it is dawning in 19 ways, we'll -- i realize it is dauntin

." >>> so according to the new york post, one gitmo detainee may be released because he took up yoga and read about the dali lama. another may get sprung due to his positive attitude. here's a man who treats foreign policy like it's open mike night at the funny bone and a mad dash to evacuate a prison to appease their left wing overlords. the white house has been begun a gullible coed. he can't be a terrorist. i love his goatee. obama wants to close gitmo and will buy any excuse. why not say it's haunted. it worked on scooby-doo. your mom would make a better leader. her job is to warn her daughters against smooth talkers. this is a president who thinks climate change is a bigger threat than releasing terrorists like butterflies at a wedding. it's hard to blow up a building when you are doing a downward facing dog. sadly, that's one position obama has put us all in. sometimes a picture is worth a fine thousand words. >> they say a former terrorist for owe -- osama bin lad inis going to start a-onney frarm. >> the only thing about the bergdahl deal was about was about closing gitmo. th

they are considering a 6% sales tax on health clubs and yoga studios. we went to a typical gym to get a reaction. >> dogs on treadmills and running out of things to put there. the government is taxing healthy people too. i like that. even though i hate taxes, they are the smug ones that laugh at jerks who have sinful behaviors. i must have spent thousands of dollars in cigarette taxes. >> you don't want to tax your way out of problems. last i checked christie was supposed to be a conservative. and now his instipg is -- instinct is to say we're broke and let's tax people. you will destroy the businesses and these retail places that sell the product and they don't care. every trendy product is another thing to tax. >> i was referring to the health club tax. >> the other question was is christie a jerk? is chrisy a jerk -- christie a jerk for something that could save lives. i haven't had a cigarette in eight months because of e-cigs? >> it is jerky. apparently they will use revenues raised to fund stop smoking programs. why ruin the thing that helps stop

since there is planking and whaling, why not yoga-bition.dd it to the list. >> don't you think it's narcissistic? i like to say that. >> that's your answer. >> say it three times. narcissistic, narcissistic, narcissistic. >> you are. ha ha ha! >> all right. two ladies from down south headed north and got ambushed this morning. we're going to check out their makeovers. >> don't forget our brilliant column in "the daily news" and sugar ray frontman mark mcgrath plays a game with us after this. >>> hey. sugar ray frontman mark mcgrath has been a busy boy. he's getting ready to he had head out on a big tour this summer. he's a doting dad to two gorgeous kids. don't forget "sharknado". >> that's right. co-starring in the much-anticipated sequel coming out called, wt else, "sharknado 2." the second one. take a look. >> take a lo. >> oh, my god. >> we can't get across that. >> well, we can't stay here. we've got to go across. hey, do you have any rope in there? >> yeah. i've got some tow rope. >> he's going to figure something out. >> we can do it.

they have approved a 5% tax on gym memberships and yoga classes.it's expected to bring in $5 million a year. it's a plan to offset the tax cuts in the city. it will discourage gym memberships. >>> and the largest retailer is slashing prices. walmart is offering the phone for $95. costco was offering the phone for deep discounts as well. it's fueling speculation that a newer version of the iphone is coming out soon. >>> there is a place to enjoy along the delaware river. it's in time for the summer. the waterfront pop-up park transforms the penn's landing marina into an >>> time for the accuweather forecast. we have adam joseph at the big board. something to smile about adam? >> i have your back this weekend. looking good out there. the temperatures are stepping down. if you didn't like the extreme heat and humidity it was 90 mean to the heat index higher than that. 87 with lower humidity. so the weight of the atmosphere when you walk out the door it's less on your shoulders because of the dewpoints back in the 50s. it's a comfortable scope. zone. t

they asked about their successes, yoga. when you hear yoga, you think child posing me? you think lululemon . they didn't opine on the financial aspects of lulu. have the stocks spent enough time in the wilderness? i think we need to do a huge drill dawn u down after this quarter. finally on friday, we got a number of indicators that will indicate chatter. in the first, i'm concerned about consumer confidence. we got to figure out how the consumer is feeling. i think may turned out to be a punk month. a lot of the retail stocks are still going strong. that's their anomaly. has confidence improved? let's find out. we better hope so. then we have the may producer index. if my mexican restaurant, which you may see on cnbc.com now is any judge, then i got to tell you something, this is going to be the first bad ppi number, plain bad we had in ages. for months, inflation has been checked. so we don't have to hear about how we are ignoring stagflation. i need you to be prepped right now to hear that harsh jeremiah after friday's producer price number. when we present it as one

and they are able to take yoga classes. the 9/11 suspects are in a separate camp known as camp seven and they are back in the court house for a pre-trial motion. even though they are accused of the worst crimes against the united states, they are still in the loop. >> they are aware of the swap. i have only spoken to one but it hasn't changed his outlook. he doesn't have any hope anyone is going to swap him for anyone else. >> and you probably remember the soccer field we first reported on two years ago that was built at camps five and six at the cost of $700,000. they are going to set-up a garden class and the argument is these kinds of recreational activities keep a lid on the activity of the detainees and make them easier to handle. >> gardening, yoga and they get to watch the world cup. >>> a teacher is accused of having a relationship with her students and the latest on the case. and iraq is unravelling with four war ships in the gulf and we are ready to protect the area. first, we want to know what you think. should t