yeah, it's just like abbott labs before the breakup. abbott walls always misunderstood. you have to understand, wall street is full of analysts highly specialized. typically, they follow one industry. like a cardiac doctor and a surgeon don't follow the same thing. you have analysts that cover and analyze the pharmaceutical business, but they are separate. the way the professionals work doesn't lend itself to something like baxter, which is a pastich if not a mosaic of medical device and drug company under one roof. if you want a drug company portfolio, you buy a medical device play. to the wall street fashion show, baxter is neither fish nor foul. in fact, it's an unap advertising mix of fish and chicken that nobody wants to eat. you break this company, you break it up, you split it into a medical products business and a pure play drug biz, i think both will get the respect and valuations they deserve. honesty, the baxter situation is so very reminiscent of abbott lab, ever since the beginning of the year, it rallied 12%. the spentoff abv is up a fabulous 33%. that's al

abbott lost her left foot in the explosion. but today was a big moment for abbott on the road to recovery. the investigation into the bombing still continues. dzhokhar tsarnaev continues to recover in a prison hospital. while f-b-i agents remain in russia investigating what contact and influence extremists might have had with older brother tamerlan tsarnaev. i-r-s officials knew in 2011 that their employees were targeting conservative groups for additional scrutiny on tax documents. that's according to a new inspector general report expected out this week. athena jones has more on the growing controversy involving the tax agency. a new study shows that mothers tend to have success in talking to their adult children about financial planning than fathers. mothers tend to take on the role of the "empathizer" when discussing financial issues. sixty-four percent of mothers surveyed say it is "not at all difficult" to start a conversation with their child about savings and investments. 54-percent of fathers see themselves as the "pra

it's like abbott labs before the breakup and abbott was always misunderstood. wall street is full of analysts who are highly specialized and typically these people will only follow one industry and they're an orthopedic doctor and a cardiac surgeon. they don't follow the same things and you have analysts that understand the pharmaceutical business and they can wrap their heads around the medical device space, but they are separate. the way professional lenders work, doesn't lend itself, to medical device and drug company under one roof. the same goes for how money managers pick stocks. buy a drug company and buy a medical device play. to the wall street fashion show, baxter is neither fish nor foul. it's an unappetizing mix of fish and chicken that nobody wants to eat. you bake this company, you break it up and you split it into a medical products business and a pure play drug biz, andy think both of finally get the respect and valuations they deserve. honestly, the baxter situation is so very reminiscent of abbott labs and remember, ever since it happened in t

it's like abbott labs before the breakup and abbott was always misunderstood. wall street is full of analysts who are highly specialized and typically these people will only follow one industry and they're an orthopedic doctor and a cardiac surgeon. they don't follow the same things and you have analysts that understand the pharmaceutical business and they can wrap their heads around the medical device space, but they are separate. the way professional lenders work, doesn't lend itself, to medical device and drug company under one roof. the same goes for how money managers pick stocks. buy a drug company and buy a medical device play. to the wall street fashion show, baxter is neither fish nor foul. it's an unappetizing mix of fish and chicken that nobody wants to eat. you bake this company, you break it up and you split it into a medical products business and a pure play drug biz, andy think both of finally get the respect and valuations they deserve. honestly, the baxter situation is so very reminiscent of abbott labs and remember, ever since it happened in t

. >>> also, you'll meet christmas abbott. her name alone will draw you in, and then when you meet her, boy, you can't help but be inspired. she's an elite athlete who is also out now to prove she has the strength and drive to become one of the first women to go over the wall, as they say, as a member of the pit crew in an elite sprint cup series nascar race. she's pretty cool. >> you going to try it? >> i did. i got to use the air gun. >> you didn't call aaa? that's what i would have done. >> no, i can actually change the tire. i'll give you a lesson. >> okay. >>> and then, if anyone is expecting a child in the next couple of months -- >> hmm! >> -- you may want to tune in here. i checked out classes that prove you are never too young to learn, from art to zumba to mandarin. are you kidding me? i got a firsthand look at the range of topics little ones are tackling before they even learn to read or, i don't know, walk backwards. i was beyond shocked, but i guess i have to prepare myself. >> so much for to you learn. >> so much

abbott is firm. there is no use looking back, she says. the investigation does continue. dzhokhar tsarnaev is recovering in a hospital and will face more proceedings in the couple days. hire a new lawyer with expertise in terror cases. investigators still want to question her and then tamerlan tsarnaev. an fbi team still on the ground in russia investigating what contact and influence extremistess might have had with him. >> we don't have that evidence, but that's the evidence that everyone is looking for. that connection, that link. >> david is a veteran "boston globe" reporter who lived in boston for a decade. he spent the last month trying to retrace his path to extremism. the older brother clearly went looking for literature and video for that. >> did looking at that convince him, hey, i'm living in a place surrounded by americans, americans are killing muslims and therefore i have to go out and kill americans. the idea i'm so radicalized i identify enemy with these people here and i'm going to kill them. that's something that rashzal pe people have trouble with. >> t

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healthcare got behind abbott labs, a national breakup in 2011. at the time the company had 95 million. breakup finally occurred this january. now abbott labs worth 141 billion. 46 billion just by announcing the company is splitting. there is fortune brands, split into beans, the home and security for faucets, and locks. i recommended it when it happened. it is up 42%. i recommended fortune brand securities two months later, a 126% gain. october, 2012, i said buy news corp. they announced the stock did very well today. they got behind it as a breakup play. ahead of the market, after wall corps, a 70% gain, much better than the s&p gain of 20%. last may, dean foods, because i thought they could make a bundle taking their natural and organic business public. that's what they did. 34% gain. all this because of the stroke of the pen. since then, it's announced a major assets sales, 34% gain. 13% gain for the s&p. here's the bottom line. now when i tell you i like this, after the potential breakup. you know i'm not blowing hot air. they have all these

abbott is firm, there's no use looking back the investigation does continue. dzhokhar tsarnaev, the younger brother, is still recovering in a prison hospital and will likely face more criminal proceedings in the next few days. katherine russell, tamerlan tsarnaev's widow has hired a new lawyer with expertise in terror cases. investigators still want to question her. and then there's tamerlan tsarnaev. an fbi team in still on the ground in russia investigating what contact and influence extremists might have had with him. "we don't have that evidence connection, that link" david filipov is a veteran boston globe reporter who lived in russia for a decade he has spent the last month trying to retrace tsarnaev's path to extremism. the older brother he says clearly went looking for literature and videos about it "now did looking at that convince him that hey, i'm living in a place surrounded by americans, americans are killing muslims, therefore i have to go out and kill americans" "this idea that i'm so radicalized i identify the enemy with these people here, and

life opens up when you d neil: hope and bing, lewis and martin, abbott and costello, barack and chris christie, high joined hands to tackle aftermath the storm of hurricane sandy. he has become a political rock star. selling notion as has president that sometimes parties have to come together to get stuff done, only question, my next guest circumstance whais,what have th7 months after hurricane sandy not much, red cross has not spe more than third of the millns raised to assist with sandy victims like scott. good to see you, i thought i would see you adan obama event right now. >> not in this lifetime. neil: what do you thi of these, fema proven itsorth, all is good. >> you have go o, i have an organization, beacon of hope in new york, that we started after this, my wife and i did a survey of community of sten island there are over a thousand houses damaged in my comnity that are are not being happened. >> charles: beyond repair or can be repaired. >> fema told everyone to get an sba loan, now everyone has a issue with the sba, what is going on now, is, you hear the city program will

reinstated and are abbott and abb good long term? >> one is slower than the other. both of them are excellent companies and i will bless both of them, provided just so you know, provided that you don't have any other drug company in your portfolio. let's go to john in florida. john. >> thank you. i'm calling about fifth third bank shares. >> fifth third, it's terrific. i like huntington bank and fifth third, may i add my charitable trust owns key. key may be the best. let's go to nathaniel in new york. >> caller: goodyear tire, is it worth buying? >> no, it doesn't have an edge. let's go to bob in illinois. bob. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. omega healthcare investors. >> it's another 5% yield. we had it on the other day. i like aviv better more. susan in pennsylvania. >> caller: boo-yah from your home state. icahn enterprises? >> it can go higher. let's go to eric in illinois. >> caller: yes, jim, i'd like to ask you about canadian natural resources. >> i like this stock. i'm a believer in oil. by the way, the really negativ

with undeniable courage, heather abbott is back at fenway park. it was a red sox game on the day of the marathon that brought her to boston. after the game she was grabbing a bite to eat at the race finish line. then there the bombs went off. she lost her left foot. imagine the strength it takes to come back to fenway and throw ow the first pitch. abbott is firm. no use looking back. the investigation does continue. dzhokhar tsarnaev is recovering in a hospital and will likely receive prosecution in the coming days. investigators still want to question the sister. then tamerlan tsarnaev. an fbi team is still on the ground in russia investigating what contract and influence an extremist might have had with him. this is a veteran "boston globe" reporter who lived in russia for a decade. he's spent the last month trying to retrace tsarnaev's path to extremism. the older brother he says clearly went looking for literature and videos about it. did looking at that convince him, hey, i'm living in a place surrounded by americans, americans are killing mu

abbott threw out the first pitch to a standing ovation. despite everything she's gone through, she's found a way to remain positive. >>ive a's never really thrown a pitch before. i decided there's nothing i can do about it. that it's -- the situation i've been dealt and the best way to overcome it is to focus on recovery. >> reporter: we also saw a very special moment in chicago yet. guinea paige thought she was randomly selected ow of the crowd to throw the first ceremonial pitch. after she took the mound, her daughter surprised her on the field. guinea hadn't seen amanda in 16 months. made for a great mother's day surprise. >> if you watch any major league baseball games today, teams are breaking out the paint bats, gloves and wrist bands to support breast cancer awareness. the baseball youths today will have pink stitching instead of traditional red. tomorrow many of the bats used today will be auctioned off for charity. that will do it for the "bleacher report." back to you. >>> just ahead we'll turn back to one of our top stories. ohi

you know, it's-- a lot of great comedians did come out of burr lessing, phil silvers and abbott and costello and there were-- the great stars of burlesque, the play itself is a beautiful brave play by douglas carter bean. >> jon: great writer. >> it's about many, many things. sort of the end of burlesque in 1937 when they were trying to shut them all down. and in particular, this character that i play who plays a sort of caricature of an he fem knit day mann in sketches and he himself is a republican and a conservative and very much a supporter of laguardia who, and the people who eventually sort of bring him down and sort of put an end to his livelihood. and at the heart of it, at the centre of it is this sort of surprising and sad love story of him and a younger man. and sort of one generation and the next. >> jon: right. as a man who plays the nance. >> yes. >> jon: he almost can't give himself up to love this other guy because he feels like that clearly would-- he really believes it in his head that this can't be right. >> well, yeah, yes, he is kind of a victim of his own self-loathing.

just two days after the emergency and now the sheriff's department says that they went to a home in abbott texas near west of an acquaintance of reed was given a box which contained explosive material according to a complaint by the a.t.f. bryce reed admitted to being in possession to those materials and then he was a resident however over the weekend his. attorney said that he is not guilty that he is not in any way linked to the explosion and is a very interesting character because he was seen all over the town of west in the aftermath of the explosion consoling families and he even spoke at the memorial which was attended by president obama and spoke for more than five minutes about a fellow firefighter cyrus reed who was killed in the explosion so he's been a very visible figure in the aftermath of the west explosion and as we said earlier there is no known at link between this man and the explosion so far this plant has been under investigation since two thousand and six and has fallen under the scrutiny of hazard material companies it's found under the scrutiny of the e.p.a. among th

. >>> heather abbott, who lost a leg in the boston marathon bombings, threw out a pitch at the red sox game yesterday. she is getting the hang of the crutches and is once again wearing the high heels she loves. >>> and happy birthday to the man who has seen it all. richard overton of texas turned 107 years old yesterday. the world war ii vet mows his lawn every weekend and goes to dairy queen after church on sunday. they'll be expecting him later today. he has his driver's license, originally issued in 1942. >> he looks fantastic. >> you think the picture would change in the last 70 years. but maybe not. think about it. >>> time, now, for the weather and ginger zee. >> 17 states are under frost advisories or freeze warnings. that's how cold it is. green bay, 29 this morning. detroit, just above freezing. pittsburgh, subfreezing, as we start this mother's day. look at chicago. they will have one of the coldest mother's days in more than a decade. it was 50 in 2002 for a high. today, the low to mid-50s. looks like a nice shot. at least they get sunshine early on this sunday. and new york

victims who lost a single limb like heather abbott here may get under a million. victims with other physical injuries may get smaller amounts. it all depends on how long they were actually sitting here in boston in the hospital. feinberg is well versed in trauma and loss. he oversaw funds for victims of the 9/11 attacks, the virginia shootings, what we saw this past summer in aurora, colorado, and the bp oil spill. so he knows his stuff. right now the boston one fund has more than $28 million. that is, again so, far. feinberg wants to disburse the money this upcoming june 30th. >>> to the markets we go on this friday afternoon. the stock market closing in less than two hours. and we could see, we could see a major milestone. the dow closing above the 15000 mark for the very first time. this is a huge, huge jump since february 1st when the dow crossed that 14000 mark at the closing bell. look at it now, just shy, just shy of 15000. the unemployment report, let's talk about that, because the april jobs numbers, that was released this morning, so the number of jobs u

i may be old, but the abbott and castello routine, that's always the answer. you put these people in there because they are going to kill you and when they get out where do you put them? i don't know. gitmo. >> wait. why is it a given that you need drones to kill gitmo? >> you have to kill the people because have you no place to put them. >> we are talking about an infinite number of people. they think the suicide bombings are justified and that's 350 million people. the drone will get a hernia. >> i am running out of bullets here, guys. >> i like how he is giving a human element to the drones. is this going to be a pixar. >> i have to take a break. >> we have to take a break. coming up, do good luck charms really work? jedediah talks about her book. whatever works jedediah. first, look, it is hot chicks. those must be stockbrokers and a story about stock markets falling after concern the u.s. may scale back monetary efforts. >>> is it grand or a waste land? according to the u.s. census bureau, whatever that is, texas is growing lie leaps and something called

heather abbott, who lost a leg in the boston marathon bombings, threw out a pitch at the red sox game yesterday. she is getting the hang of the crutches and is once again wearing the high heels she loves. >>> and finally, happy birthday to the man who has seen it all. richard overton of texas turned 107 years old yesterday. the world war ii vet still mows his lawn every weekend and goes to dairy queen after church on sunday. they'll be expecting him later today. he also has his driver's license, originally issued in 1942. >> he looks fantastic. >> you think the picture would change a little bit in the last 70 years. but maybe not. think about it. >>> time, now, for the weather and ginger zee. >> breaking the coats out on this mother's day in chicago. one of the coldest mother's days they will have in over a decade. but it looks nice. wls, our affiliate, looking at that lake and getting sunshine. it won't feel too bad. especially if you're not in the shade. think of it that way. but in new york, it will be much less humid. the rain moving away. it has some clearing skies. it will just

something called care credit where you get a 2-year interest-repayment plan which is not sound like abbott and idea. one additional folks will people of pain for some of the stuff. i have to tell you, this can be a lot of money. if your dog has lung cancer, you could pay a couple grand. a disc disease, 3,000. gastric torsion, 3,000. is really cannot. >> it definitely adds up. if you think about the idea of getting insurance, over the course of the last time you have no idea what type of injury, accident, disease like cancer, things may come up the you don't foresee. the medical bills, i've seen 20,000. the right investment. >> the thing is, now it is a look at dogs and cats and any animal, our children. there is that all new generation of people look at their pets as a part of the family. you don't often have an extra $20,000 in the event that something catastrophic happened to be with pet insurance you can be protected in a worst-case scenario. gerri: let's look at it from a financial perspective for just a second and say you're paying maybe $300 per year for pet insurance, which would se

heather abbott raised our spirits, she got out onto the field, the boston bombing victim. she squeezed it in between rehabilitation at spalding rehabilitation center in boston, threw out that pitch. we will give you more on that tomorrow, don, and give you a look at how this city is determined to just carry on, almost a month now to when the boston bombings happened. >> paula, thank you very much. appreciate your reporting and look forward to tomorrow. >>> nasa called it an emergency spacewalk. >> we saw enough good indications that the fqdcs are successfully disconnected. >> the international space station started to leak ammonia thursday, that's the stuff that cools solar panels on the iss, which in turn provide power that runs the orbiter. astronauts spent five hours replacing a pump. problem fixed. nasa says none of the crew was ever in any immediate danger. >>> coming up, the irs admits to targeting the tea party. cnn has new information on just how long it was happening. >>> plus it remains a worst drunken driving crash in u.s. history. a new film lays out how it all

. >>> in boston, heather abbott threw out the first pitch for last night's red sox game. heather lost her leg in the marathon bombings last month. today, she says, hey, this is the hand i've been dealt, and now she's just focusing on her recovery. >>> and finally, i present to you reasons why some people don't ski. bad cold. not enough snow. six months pregnant. that's mine. and 100 years old. el elsa bailey doesn't subscribe to that. she celebrated her 100th birthday, yep, on skis. she's been skiing for 75 years! she started her day jumping on the trampoline. i mentioned she's 100, right? >> wow. >> then she hit the slopes with an entourage, clearly. elsa believes in positive thinking and says, quote, i do things my way. on behalf of us here at "today" show, let us say happy mother's day. great to see you kicking and screaming. >> i want to be elsa. >> yeah, don't we all? i want to be skiing at 40. >> congratulations to her. >>> dylan is here. we showed you in the open the river of ice. >> yes, we have some video -- first, erica, i need to point out your wonderful fashio

heather abbott was having lunch when the bombs went off. she lost her foot in the second blast. she was just released from rehabilitation before the game. she is a live-long sox fan and said she practiced to throw the baseball. >>> paying tribute to the top police officers. >> the top cops can risk their lives to do their jobs. the rest of us should be able to summon some tiny fraction of courage. and same sense of responsibility. >> he honored this had year's winner of a national police officer's award. it included officers from los angeles and from the las vegas police department. >> he urged them to pass tougher gun control laws. >>> candlelight vigil will be held in had washington for those killed in the line of dutity. >> 21 officers are will be added to the memorial. >> they said kenyon youngston was killed. and others will be honored. >>> just a few hours from now. the tour of california and the 750 mile. seven day race will begin in escondido and it will end the run in the bay area. extra security is expected. and this is the bombings from last month. this is the route c

and i know you recently went to boston to meet with some of the people that suffered, heather abbott like you had to elect to have the same surgery. so what were you able to tell her? because you grew up, you had a lot of years to figure out what it's like to deal with this. for these people, it's a new normal. g . >> it is. and i hope to give them a great short cut to get to the new normal. i told heather that she made the right decision because it was her choice and that she should never ever look back and second guess that decision because i know how hard the other side is, to have a mangled leg that you can't really use. and she asked me specific questions, you know, do you shower with the leg on or off, do you sleep with the leg on or off, what do you tell dates when you meet them. can you wear heels. you can wear flats, you can run. and all of those things you can do and do well. and i was answering so many intimate detailed questions that weren't answered before i had gotten there because most of the amputees who had visited the survivors were men. and they were unable to answ

authorities responded to a home in abbott, texas where they found sections of a pipe, end caps, fuses and explosive nitrate. residents of the home said this had belonged to this paramedic who had passed it on to them for some reason. the paramedic faces ten years in prison if convicted. so both of these things happened today in texas, and while it is weird that they happened within hours of each other, to be clear, we don't know that these two developments are connected. so far officials have not said there is any evidence uncovered indicating any connection between this man's arrest with the pipe bomb and the april 17th explosion that killed 14 people and injured around 200 people. again, no connection being drawn, but it's really weird that they happened within a couple hours of each other. >>> also today, there is an update on a strange story that developed in the days after the boston marathon bombing last month. abc news is now reporting on what they call forensic hits, allegedly lirnking the boston bombing suspects to a triple murder that preceded them by a year and a half. this

abbott labs and the company that makes formula for babies. in fact, paul tutor jones invested in 15 of the best 20 selling baby formulas in america. maybe he's not obsessed with girls tops. maybe he's obsessed with his own bottom line. more baby formula means more money for paul tutor jones. of course he doesn't want any baby lips on bosoms. as they say on wall street, maybe he's just talking his talk. we have a political median with us. as can you see, i tried to make light of this. okay. >> excellent. >> what the heck is thinking? clearly, he thinks it. >> this is unreal. don draper once said this stuff. >> don draper! wow! >> paul if, you're watching, the 50s are calling. they want their mentality back. women have made such great strides. we have the most female ceos and fortune 500 companies ever. yet this mentality says that somehow women are genetically inferior to have certain jobs which has an impact on the minds of men saying, you know what? maybe you shouldn't get paid as much as us. maybe there is a reason there is a gender gap in

heather abbott need'd hand getting to the mound but proudly threw out the first pitch. and remember jeff bowman? check him out now. smiling broadly at the bruins game earlier this month. their bodies may be battered, but one month after the attacks that changed their lives, their spirits remain boston strong. >>> and do you remember that touching cover of "boston" magazine after the bombings that showed dozens of running shoes in the shape of a heart? well, we've learned more than 5,000 posters made with the same design have been sold raising more than 75,000 dollars for one fund boston. and the shoes you see in the photo have been donated to boston's homeless. >>> if at first you don't succeed, try and try and try 37 times again. that's the game plan for house republicans who are still trying to kill obama care after three dozen failed attempts. anna, trying to kill obama care for the 37th time exercise in futility or gaining traction? >> you know, jake, there is a fine line between doing it over and overdoing it. i think my folk have to be very careful of not doing th

abbott. >> reporter: copperfield said he has spent hundreds of millions of dollars over the last two decades acquiring some 80,000 pieces. most are irreplaceable. so he considers the collection prize less. >> and yet very few people get to see it. >> a lot of people see it but not the mass public, you know. it's for scholars. it's for the press. it's for people studying magic. >> copperfield has no plans to open the museum to the public. >> there's so much secrecy in here and so much really unique things that we try to have to keep it kind of a special place. >> the collection includes apparatus and stage props, notes and posters of magicians with names we should never forget. >> well, this is you, right? this is you. >> reporter: is there a resemblance there? harry blackstone was a hugely popular magician in the 1930s. >> he was a great magician. reporter: but sadly no relation. for him, blackstone was just a distinguished stage name. so blackstone was okay. >> he was okay and you're okay too. i think. >> reporter: copperfield's own history starts in a room filled with dummies once

abbott went into the prison site, which is very challenging and fascinating. i sat with a high-profile person who i first met in the back of the anteroom. and the finance committee, the banking committee. the chairman said removed the handcuffs from the man. we can't do that. you will hear. and they did. you can add testified on the whole whitewater deal. and that is how i met with and the first time. the second time, i was headed to prison. i was up reporter, which is like reporting for your own firing squad. and allen said, you have to meet him. and i said, i just wanted to present. i set here in washington d.c. i don't know how many hours. he walked me through how you survive. and that was the best amount of time in less than. he also gave me insight as a former chief justice of the arkansas supreme court, former attorney general. we went to prison, and he was very empathetic to the plight of a lot of people in prison, and i walked out of prison not angry. and did not walk out of prison thinking of was a former congressman. i walked out of their feeling a b

navy seals seeing six conducted the raid on a compound in abbott bad pakistan where he was hiding out. it was may 2nd. back in the u.s. president obama broke the news to the nation it was shortly before midnight on may 1st eastern time. >> the president's big announcement came more than an hour after social media and internet exploded with his demise. over the past few years one former seal has detailed a mission in a best-selling book. another talked about in esquire magazine. it was also portrayed in the fell zero dark 30, which was nominated for five oscars. will take a break at 424 when we come back we will have more news.dgolden gate bria look at the temperatures in san francisco. it is mild right now. 58 in the city. should warm up to low to mid '80s late this afternoon. they will be a hot day. we have a heat advisory and warmer temperatures on tap for tomorrow. stick around what a complete forecast coming >> today could be the hottest day for some james. this report for the national weather service to eat advisories in effect. it affects the entire bay area. some spots mid to u

heather abbott taking to the mound to throw out that first pitch. the celebration was doubly special. she just got out of the hospital and was back hod to rhode island. she will undergo more rehab and receive a prosthetic leg. >>> to the weather, it looks like special effects, but it's not. we have strong winds in minnesota. it's pushing sheets of ice onto the shore. look at that. damage is already being reported. take a listen. >> there it goes. oh, my god, their door's in. >> it's moving as fast as two feet a minute. dyl dyl dylan dreyer is here with more. >> they had it period of gusty winds up to around 40 miles per hour crossing over the lake for a long period. that would create large waves, these waves have the melting i'd still on it. that's why the waves came on shore, some records said it just sounded like cracking glass outside now the windsing are easing, and the waves aren't as much of as issue. >>> a bizarre situation, used to it out that way, and temperatures actually will still be on the cool side, where the cool air is working back i

the nominees for outstanding lead actor in a drama that series are peter bergman as jack abbott of the "the young and the restless," cbs. doug davidson, paul williams of the "the young and the restless." michael muhney of "the young and the restless." jason thompson as patrick drake, "general hospital." >> oh. >> no, no, no. >> come on. >> keep going, keep going. >> all: sam, sam, sam, sam, sam, sam. >> doing the wohl awards show. >> but you know i'm free for the whole awards show. we've got one more soap category to share. it's outstanding supporting actress in a drama series. here we go. julie marie berman from "general hospital," melissa claire egan from "the young and the restless," jessica collins from the "the young and the restless," katherine kelly lang of the "the bold and the beautiful" and arianne sucker of "days of our lives." >> she's been a long time -- first nomination. this is a big one. this is a big one. >> sam, sam, sam, sam, sam, sam, sam, sam. >> thank you, robin. now near and dear to our hearts. >> what? >> our hearts. our hearts which are similarly close to our h

the 1.1 million latinos turning 18 abbott think that's a good place to start, so the issue becomes, how they make them better qualified, the sophisticated enough to engage in the economic system to the best they can. how do we get stephanie and covert to engage in this economic system? >> how do we do with? >> there is no easy answer because you're not talking about how to do with the credit card burkett allowed or buy a house. .. i grew in silicon valley. l.a. teens are not filling the job of what i think is the next generation, which are the software developers; right? which are the gaming developer. which is ironic when you realize that latino son social media, broadband. i think it's something like 30% more latinos use smartphone; right. than the average white household. we enimage in this -- engage in this new media, this new technology. i have yet to see in my limited experience the massive, i think, flood gate opening of latino in science and technology. being back by venture capital. creating the next move. i don't see it happening. i attribute it in part to the educational ineq

. >> this has been over the breakup of abbott. what a win. look at this. oh, look at this. look at how the telestrator doesn't work and it makes me look really stupid. >> that's impossible, jim. what's coming up tonight? >> i have nordic american tanker. this has been a disaster so let's figure out if it can turn. >> we'll see you tonight. >> simon's here to tell you what's coming up on the 10:00. >> we'll build on the analysis you gave us on macy's later on the program. also, should the united states embark on massive exports of liquefied natural gas. boone pickens will join us and apple is turning negative recently and we'll have the analyst that may be responsible for that. he thinks apple will half in value. that's in the second hour of "squawk on the street." flying is old hat for business travelers. the act of soaring across an ocean in a three-hundred-ton rocket doesn't raise as much as an eyebrow for these veterans of the sky. however, seeing this little beauty over international waters is enough to bring a traveler to tears. we're putting the wonder back into air t

christmas abbott, thanks for joining us this morning. >>gretchen: we told you about the i.r.s. going after conservative groups, about what about other tax-exempt groups like media matters? you know the groups whose mission is to take down fox news. the judge takes that one next. >>brian: the navy stepping into the drone age. details on the huge step in the war on terror. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>brian: quick headlines. the u.s. navy will launch a drone from an aircraft carrier for the first time today. today's launch is on the george h.w. bush carrier. it ha

that's been a major theme in health care, with pfizer and abbott are two examples of that. >> okay. thank you very much, seema. >> still ahead on the program, steve hafner will join us, the ceo and co-founder of kayak. the travel website that priceline is buying for $1.8 million. what does he see in his industry that would support consumer confidence at a five-year high. strong earnings beat today, so is this a sign that the consumer is strong in the high end market as well? a deeper dive ahead on the show and an extraordinary opening on the stock market today. this is where we stand on the dow heat map with the dow up now 214 points. ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] >> about an hour into trading. 7:32 on the west coast, 10:32 on wall street. consumer confidence index rising to its highest level in five years, up more than seve

nascar this morning, you'll meet a woman who could become -- >> that's me changing a tire but kristen abbott is trained to become the first woman to go over the wall as they say in the sprint cup series. there are female pit crew members in the other series. >> so cool. >> that air gun is awesome. she taught me how to use it. it it may be not for everybody, i'm just saying. >> we have to watch. make it happen. >> creative energy. >> dylan is heading down to the kentucky derby, she'll run across port-in-johns live on the air. >> in the mud. >> and then dive into the mud. >> she's e-mailing you now about this. >> let's go to churchill downs with a look at the weather with al. >> i always picture myself as the old man in a christmas story trying to change the tire. but he didn't say fudge. anyway, let's show you what we've got as far as your weekend is concerned. for tomorrow again it is going to be a wet one throughout a good portion of the kentucky derby. we are talking about some showers, temperatures only in the upper 50s so it's going to be cool and wet. so that may have an impact on the r