pop the tiffny up 3%. >> tiffany very strong numbers. we think the goods market is the best jen dra of retailers. >> fedex down 1%. >> people are concerned i think with the ground margins which have been declining. they're changing pricing models. in my opinion, it's imperative the stock holds 130. >> molson coors. >> significant synergy from the recent jv. i think they have enormous opportunities in the upper scale. i stay in the name. >> pop, ford, 2%. >> they announced a new buyback here. this is a cheap stock and comes down to where you think the u.s. economy and also having massive gains in china. i actually don't see it right here. i think if you're long, you use 15 as a stop on the down-side. >> breakfast burgers, adding items. burger king has turned to an old flame. customers searching for a heartier breakfast will be able to start their day with whoppers. they soon will be available in 5,000 locations worldwide. >> got a pop for obesity. >> why not? is that cat stevens? >> i don't know. >> that's some music we're playing back th

. >>> "pop news"? >> in the words of dan abrams, let's pop. i love that. good morning, everybody. it's may day. you're starting to think about a summer vacation, you're not alone. airbnb, the website that rents out its home for travelers, looking to avoid hotel prices. they just released their travel destinations. these are the hottest places for summer bookings. first place goes to the hub of country music. >> that's right. >> nashville, tennessee. i love that idea for a summer

there's pops. >> doing the body roll. >> doing the body roll. that guy is the man. >> pops is getting down. having a blast. everybody celebrating for him. but it gets better. watch what happens when they bring the cake out to pops. >> and many more. >> looks like he's going to mash his face in the cake. he's like should i? do you want me to do it? everybody is like yeah. pops takes hiss shirt off and does what he's probably always wanted to do since the first birthday party. >> oh, my goodness. >> i love this guy. >> he has a cake mask. >> the cake was delicious. crowd goes wild. what a fun family. >> i want to party with them. >> that looks great. >> the next woman, grandma here, loves her miami heat. >> what, what. >> here she is watching game number four, heat/pacers. bosh [ inaudible ]. don't be funny. i saw it. what are you whistling about? >> she knows the game and what she's talking about. >> no doubt. >> now look at that. >> here she is watching game number five. >> get the freaking ball. [ inaudible ]. >> like talking smack on the other

suess' beloved book "hop on pop." the complaint said the story, quote, encourages children to use violence against their fathers. they also requested the library pay for damages resulting from the back which is a lot of money. fyi, the majority of health care costs come from hoping-related instances. you know what i would rather focus on? this. it is awesome. >> finally he is stuffing into his orifice. >> where does it go? >> i don't know. is it cultural appropriation that he is eating all of those burritos? you are an expert on can gnaw you ad. i don't believe this story. i feel like this is a prank, but it isn't a prank jie. toronto is an exception to the canada is awesome rule. there are no hosers there. they became a new -- they became new york-city sized because of separatism. somebody played them some mpr tapes and they are an exaggeration of the worst of berkeley, new york, madison combined. imagine you suffered this trauma that they are scared of. people go oh my god what happened? the dad says i was h ho ppe

why more banks are popping up-where the crowds are... and... know your worth-- how many americans are making millions-- for the company... you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. good morning! i'm angela miles. it's wednesday, may 28th. in today's first look: s&p's broken record. for the 2nd consecutive session the index rallied to uncharted territory closing at 1912. the dow gained 70 points, the nasdaq 51. gold had a washout losing $26 and oil tops $104. shares of cloud computing company workday are in the clouds. the stock rallied 5% on earnings that beat wall street estimates. s&p assigns tesla an unsolicited junk rating while also telling investors the electric car company has a stable outlook. and, data rleased on malyasia flight 370 reveals the jet ran out of fuel. trader larry shover of sfg alternatives joins us on this wednesday morning. happy wednesday to you, larry. > > good morning. > > it's a good morning for investors-- another record run in the stock market. how long can this go? >

i wouldn't be a buyer. >> and this was a pop, nordstrom popping. i think it was the biggest gainer. >> excellent day, no doubt. top line beat, bottom line beat. the street loved the idea they may be selling part of their credit card receivables. everything good. a little margin compression but they're great. >> okay. we've also got a pop in the form of rack space popping 18%. >> yeah. it was up 37% in the last week. the company had earnings that weren't as bad as expected. they hired morgan stanley. this is not one i would chase right now. it's still a whole heck of a lot off the highs. kind of a very c commodity space. >> pepsico. >> hard to say why this popped. >> get it, pop? >> the bottom line is there's no growth in this company. if you're going to buy pepsi, you're hoping for multiple expansion in the market. hard to come up with now. >> we've also got jcpenney back from the dead. up 16% today alone following its earnings report. we wanted to take a look at what other stocks may be on the brink of a turnaround and might be worth digging up fr

i don't know that i'd call it a pop culture book. i guess i feel there's lots of women's history in there too. >> there is a lot -- i shouldn't have -- >> i haven't actually counted up number of entries in the book that fit into one category versus another. i think pop culture is definitely the driving force behind the book, i think it's definitely the driving force behind the site. >> well, talking about that, when you're trying to put together the book of jezebel, how do you decide as the editor, how are you deciding what goes and what stays? because there's so many varied things, and one of the things i admired about the editing process is that you're linking, you're linking something like the movie "dirty dancing" to ayn rand. and how you do that is, it's really interesting because i actually, you know, as you're reading through this stuff, i had to google what the fountainhead had to do with "dirty dancing," there was a connection, but i wouldn't have known about that. >> well, i can't take credit for that. i oversaw the book, a

-- >> because it rhymes with hop and pop. go doesn't. >> there were six requests for books to be removed and one for a movie to be removed. all were denied. someone requested that bill o'reilly's book killing kennedy be banned because it quote contains false hoods because it concluded kennedy was killed by oswald alone. for that i say good for you unknown truth teller. >> it's weird they are upset with hop on pop but they are okay with smoother mother. it's a terrible book. >> i hate that book. >> well, you wrote it. >> well, it leaves so many untied loose ends that i'm very embarrassed i put on paper. >> coming up gavin says something horribly offensive that we have to edit out. my apologize to the editor. we'll just bleep that but first cities are banning e significansignifican female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train

nice pop. >> i understand we traded below that. let's say $30 is where we traded down to and bounced in the middle of 2011. closing in on 18%. this is not a stock you want to fade for at least a few days. there's a good chance you can see this trade to the mid to upper 30s before it pulls back. if you're in the mode to fade tomorrow, wait a couple days. >> twitter kicking off our top trade. up grating the stock to a buy from a neutral and lower to $45 from $50. >> i believe he actually kind of hinted this might happen. which is one more reason you have to watch "fast money" every single day from beginning to end. back to twitter. i'm out of it. i sold it at $40. i understand what bob is saying. i think you might get a trade up to 37.5. this is about sentiment and whether or not the company can execute a plan. at this point i think both are broken. >> do you think this has anything to do with their mute function where you can mute like i'm muting guy -- >> wow. >> and he has no idea i'm muting him. so i don't have to see -- >> i don

>> the princes of pop-ups. meet the co-owners of the stores popping up all over the place. >> erik schatzker is on assignment. >> great to have you here. a lot to cover in the next hour. we have breaking news in washington. the house has just approved a bill to curb the nsa's power to spy on americans. peter cook is there. tell us exactly, what would this law do? this is significant because this is the first reaction by either house of congress to the edward snowden breaches nearly a year ago. the are concerned with privacy of everyday americans who are worried the government is intruding into their personal information. what this legislation does, again, is and be bold collection of phone records by the nsa as and as other business -- the bold collection of phone records by the nsa as well as other businesses. there would be greater disclosure on the part of tech companies when the government asks them for information. but there is criticism of this legislation. tech companies say it does not go far enough, th

of the photo captions. - [giggles] hey, pop-pop, wait up. - [mocking] hey, pop-pop, wait up. - i'm so excited for the finale. not that it matters, even if brock doesn't win, he is going to get a record contract. so, it definitely doesn't matter. this isn't the last we will be seeing of brock. - well, whoever wins, it's a great night for the industry. kidz is a hit the whole family can watch together, not your usual sitcom crap full of gratuitous vulgarity and pratfalls. - wah! oh!

i would stay away. >> we get a pop for zulily. just kidding. a pop for britney spears. looks like you'll be able to see her hit the stage one more time. extending her vegas residence for 30 more shows. she has hit the jackpot in vegas pulling in a reported $30 million. go out and get your tickets for brit. >> when she shaved her head, i was a huge hit buyer of britney spears and ever since. >> still a buyer. >> yeah. >> you can play that game. >> two of the biggest bears on wall street went head to head at the salt conference today. we give you a front row seat as nouriel and peter join us after the break. stay tuned. ompany to new york state. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... with the state creating dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. become the next business to discover the new ne

for a time, she was pop's greatest love of all. ♪ the greatest love of all >> to hear her voice was a miracle, because for anybody to be able to do with a voice what she did with hers speaks to a divine order. >> whitney houston, the icon, unimaginably talented, but also fatally flawed. >> there were many different sides to whitney. there was the performer, the consummate professional. there was the addict. and you never knew which whitney you were going to get. >> if houston was blessed by the heavens, she was most certainly cursed with her own demons. a contradiction right up to her final days. >> this was not a woman who was depressed, upset, high, drunk. >> it was immediate. you could smell the stench of cigarettes and of liquor. i thought oh my god, she is a mess right now. >> whitney houston died here at the beverly hilton on february 11th. the voice of a generation silenced forever. a tragic ending to a life filled with promise that was almost preordained. with a gospel legend for a mother and a cousin named dionne warwick, houston was born to sing. >> when we first saw whitney

. >> popping a nice long wheelie. >> what happens when a fellow rider looks a little too long. a driver is trapped in a burning suv after -- >> a lightning strike hit the suv. >> how a policeman raced in to help pull off one incredible rescue. an amazing story about nine beagles rescued from a lab. >> one by one, they were all brought out. >> what it was like to see grass and trees for the very first time. plus, how to win a new ipad mini and a video for anyone sick of their job and -- >> about to go. >> the tune that will pop out of your mouth the next time you're fed up. ♪ >>> wide open sandy beach near florence, oregon. this juken video shows a bunch of people outside, motorcycle, riding quads, the guy to the left popping a nice long wheelie. the girl that we're riding with wearing the helmet cam keeping her head to the left to watch the guy pop an awesome wheely. >> that was a bad idea. >> oh! >> that was bad. >> snap. you're right. because listen to what she says happened. >> i broke my arm. >> oh. her arm pretty much snapped in half from the impact of that crash. >> her

pop star justin bieber in trouble. this time an alleged tempted robbery. bieber tried to grab herself phone after the church. it hatched last night at los angeles miniature golf course. the pop star was trying to take the well's phone because he suspected she had been taking pictures of him. several police incidents, including alleged drunk driving and assault and vandalism. >>> a freak accident involving a bounce house. two children were hurt after this inflatable bounce house lifted off the ground with three children playing inside. a 5-year-old and of-year-old fell from the house after the wind blew it 15 to 10 feet high in the air. people say the man who own the house used plastic stakes to keep it in place but were no match for a strong gust of wind. >> first thing i thought is that that was myself there falling too. all i saw was arms and legs going. >> police say it is nothing more than a terrible accident and that no charges wanted to be careful. >> we have details about micro climate and. >> that's right. we did have 90 degrees for san francisco i

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i donated pop. they're up for selling body parts. he didn't get a service. then i send him to donate him and what do i have here? what do i have, sean? nothing. i don't even know if i have pop in the box. >> you don't even know if it's him in other words. >> yeah because i got denied from the va for a memorial service, so i donated pop to the biological resource center. and on the news, they were closed down for four days selling body parts at the time thomas francis breen was there. so i'm getting no answers and i'm pissed off. >> i understand. >>> more "hannity" as we continue right after the break. well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do -- sleep. add breathe right to your allergy medicine. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everyt

we -- we now have a government that is trying to take over the healthcare of the pop pop pop pop pop why would you put the irs over something so massive. >> they are the enforcement agency of fines. they -- because it was ruled a tax by the supreme court foolishly, so somebody has to enforce the taxation element and that's the irs. so, on paper, it makes sense. but you heard the president of the united states tell me, your humble correspondent there is not a smidgen of corruption in the irs. you heard that. >> right. we heard that and that, to me, is -- it strains credulity that he actually believes that but that we let people get away with it this is what bothers me. the fact that the congress doesn't stand up and say no, you may not implement this program because the -- a major portion of it is still under investigation. and we are not done with that. we don't do that in regular life. we don't take somebody who is under suspicion and put them in charge of something major like that. we have to just start doing things that are logical and that make sense again. >> all right, >>> help

soon after, they heard popping noises and woke the family up but by then the fire had spread and he tells us about two other incidents. and it seems like it is the same guy or guys. >> why would somebody do this? >> at this point i it no through. >> then in april neighbors caught a haven't dale walking up to his car and throwing gasoline all over his car. he is working with police and reporting life they may find out in just a couple of hours if their school has been shut down. already dozens have been shocked to hear this. yesterday santa clara sheriff's deputies have carried out eviction orders against them on south winchester in san jose. they were told to pack up their things and leave, no explanation and no advice on what is next. >> do i wait to figure out if they are going to pay their rent and if i can come back here? i have no idea what they are going to do. the other campuses remain open. >>> they are looking into growing concerns of their new stadium. to the toss -- toes had never make it with 60,000 passed their homes. >> i think they will let us back into our area and we will

makes you want to do a little dance when you pop out of bed. the cdc now seeing another case of mers virus. he likely contracted the disease from an indiana man who became infected while working as a healthcare worker in saudi arabia. the newest man was infected and was not sick and has not been hospitalized. cdc officials testing any one who may have been in contact with him. he has symptoms like membpneumo an fever. >>> if you have a terminal illness should you have the right to try treatment that may save your life but are not approved. colorado passing the right to try bill. allowing people to try experiment that will drugs. you might recall the case of josh hardy the 7-year-old from virginia who beat cancer four times. he now has a virus that can cause heart and kidney failure but after receiving three doses from an experimental drug he can sit up do homework and do board games with his brother. >> that's such good news. karl rove not backing down. if she decides to run there are questions that should be raised and she will eventually have

that's "pop news," everybody on this -- what day is it? tuesday. >>> it is the most stylish event of the year. the met ball. and last night, a hollywood who's who walked that red carpet. abc's rachel smith. all of the glitz and glam of this extravagant evening. good morning, rachel. >> good morning, robin. the annual met ball is known as the oscars of fashion. and this year's guest list, rocked the more is more look. check it out. there was rihanna in white. beyonce in sparkles. and charlize theron and sean penn. the 2014 met ball did not disappoint style watchers. it's the fashion super bowl. reigning as unofficial queen of the night, sarah jessica parker, one of the ball's co-chairs, who wowed in oscar de la renta. is it fair to say, it's the oscars of fashion? >> that's a fair characterization. absolutely. >> reporter: her escort, andy cohen, who tended to parker's spirit. >> it's hard to get all of that in the car. >> reporter: trying to land on the best dressed list, trying to make it up approximately 30 stairs in sky-high stilettos.

other than my pop, this kid davis vargas is my kid's uncle. he died too on january 7th 2012 of lack of care. they od'd him in medication. the president is responsible for this because he knew of this. he made speeches in 2000 or 2001 or 2002. i promise. he didn't deliver. to me, that's criminal regardless he's the president. now to see him defend shinseki and all the people that had done this to our families and more, i can't get pop or david back, could i? >> no. >> but they could give back to the va by helping them now. yes, you fired them, but now you got to put criminal charges. and to personally obama, middle east -- he's in on this criminal activity because he's an accomplice. >> i think the way to fix this is to dismantle the system. for years, we have seen both republicans and democrats claim to care about veterans, but all they care about behind closed doors are getting reimbursements and money. the va is fully funded. the same problems with this va are the same issues you see with single payer in europe. you're going to see more of t

so it's supposed to after i swing after i pop it through i can pop it right off and start >>he around. co >> for upper limb amputees like jason and katie, gone are the days of hook lever arms. alongside occupational therapists to design custom made prosthetics for patients' dreams. >> the opportunity osee a patient, see what they need, instead of just, we can be really creative. >> thanks to myo credit technical are advances, one of the most sophisticated prosthetics on the market, the ilem revolution, the ability to rotate the thumb and there's even an app for that prospect. you. >> what are these electrodes measuring? >> these electrodes are sensing your muscle contracting. you're now bionic. >> and so powerful, i should be able to control this robotic hand by moving my muscles. >> you see that spike? the hand is operating. i want you to make a closing, so that's blue. >> an intricate network of tiny wires, allow each finger to articulate separately. 24 advanced grims are now possible. -- grips are now possible. the battery has an 1800 cycle or charge. >> what is the most challengin

pop, pop, pop -- >> i grabbed my jacket, ran outside because i thought one of my brothers got shot and then i heard the car crashing, and we came and ran up here. you could see the man over in dead in the car with a gunshot wound. it's sad. >> reporter: it's unclear if the driver died from the gunshot or the impact of the crash. at this point police have no idea if this was road rage or something else. >> trying to determine, again, a motive or if the victim had any enemies or anybody that might have warranted to shoot him. >> reporter: richmond police are hoping witnessless come forward. they say someone should have seen something, considering it was a relatively busy time of day. richmond residents say thank goodness no one else was hurt. >> it's sad. i don't know what the situation was, but innocent people riding on the freeway. a stray bullet could have hit one of them. >> reporter: anyone with information is urged to call police for abc 7 news. >>> and tonight san francisco police are looking for the driver in a fatal hit-and-run in the mission district. at 1:40 this morning the d

so you can use these shipping container pop ups to encourage develop. which is what we've been working with port staff doing here. what areas do we want to take and copy in our a*r and what do we want to do new? it's about public access to the waterfront and providing amenities and activities for the public that make coming down to the water front easier. so we are talking about anything from the restrooms that we're providing to water fountains to bicycle parking in addition to some great wooden stadium-style seating that we will be installing as part of this and children's activities that will be programmed on the space throughout the year. the next thing we heard from the community that they desperately needed more of was coffee. so we are going to be including a coffee window as part of this. that's why you may have been confused about the 7:00 am start time on the operations, that's why that's there. we think it's a great place not only for the community but a lot of the commuters coming into the city, into the downtown from the southern part of th

other than my pops, see this kid david is my son's -- my kid's uncle. he died, too, on january 7th 201 of lack of care they od him in head case. they wouldn't give hip disabili disabilidi -- him disability. he's 33. we lost him, too. the president is responsible for this because he knew of this. he made speeches in 2000 or 2001 or 2, i promise, sworn oath. he didn't deliver and to me that's criminal regardless he's the president and now to see him defend, defend shinseki and all the people that had done this to our families and more, i can't get pop or david back, could i? >> no. >> but they could give back to the va by helping them now, yes, you fired them but now you got to put criminal charges and personally, obama, he's in on this criminal activity because he's an accomplice. he knew about it. >> i think sally and debra, the only way to really fix this is to dismantle the system because you can do criminal investigations, you can do studies, you can sling charges all you want but four year year seen republicans and democrats, all they care about beh

pop culture, next week. what should you actually tune into? here's my pop five. i've done the research so you don't have to. kicking it off, number five, comic book fans rejoice, highly anticipated blockbuster, "x men, days of future past" hits theaters friday and reviews are stellaring at cast. hugh jackman, jennifer lawrence, anna pack quinn, james mcavoy will be sure to captivate alongside the adrenaline rushing action-packed sequences from director bryan singer. the film's really funny. i think you'll enjoy it. coming in at number four, coldplay fans, date you have all been waiting for, sixth album, "ghost stories" drops monday. will listeners be looking for hidden messages in his song regarding his conscious uncoupling? three, an important tv movie, next sunday on hbo, 9:00 p.m., the normal emotional drama based on the award-winning play, onset of the hiv-aids crisis in new york city in 1980s. ryan murphy directs and produces alongside brad pitt. julia roberts, matt bomer, and taylor kitsch's performanc

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pop. usgs earthquake geologist shrts says that faults are like that table, building stress has them ready to pop. >> the stress is coming in and has to come back out. it comes back out as movement on the different faults. >> reporter: the last big release was the magnitude 7.9 quake in 1906. until now, researchers believed we should be preparing for the next big one. but after years of digging into faults at the bay area, scientists have looked back 400 years and identify a pattern. >> what stands out is really this kind of cluster. grouping. of large earthquakes, magnitude 6.6 up to 7.8. >> schwartz and a team of scientists say between 1690 and 1776 many large quakes shook the region and relieved built up stress and they believe that the pattern will repeat. >> we have many big ones in front of us rather than one single event like 1906. >> it's new information that not everyone is comfortable with. >> i don't like earthquakes. >> we have road kits and water. >> reporter: the bay area expe

badly injured when a recalled tire fell apart. >> the next thing i heard a loud pop. basically -- it went so fast. it's a big blur. >> reporter: a business executive in alabama, caroline thorn paralyze ford life. >> i heard a popping sound. and then just the car started vibrating out of control. >> you will see us through. >> reporter: members of this baptist church in newport ridgy, florida, two adults dead, eight others injured as they drove to a retreat. >> good takes tragedies and uses them for his glory. >> reporter: according to federal safety investigators several hundred people are killed every year in accidents in which tires are a factor. tires puncture or underinflated or poorly maintained or in some cases tires that were actually under recall because of safety defects but remained in use by motorists who apparently never got the word of the danger. all of this due in large part to an archaic and badly flawed recall system. neither the government nor the industry have done much to fix. >> it is a mess. it doesn't work. >> reporter: a safety analyst consults

but they saw these poor germans popping to the surface and cain did a very humane thing help ordered his own crew to take off their life jackets and through them to the germans below, and then why rescued horst degen. unconscious, surgeon burn, he was wearing george bellamys live life jacket. and they were all repatriated in germany in 1946. such a backlog, i guess you could call it. in 1942, only a handful of german p.o.w.s in the united states. these were only the second u-boat. by 1945 there were torches thousands and german and italian soldiers detained in a whole network of p.o.w. camps from here to the west coast. so took awhile to get everybody back home after the surrender. in 1982, after several years of correspondence, harry cain and horst degen met at his house in germany, and one are the more poignant things i came across when king was introduced to degen, he got out of his chair and saluted him and said, congratulations good, attack. and everyone was touched by that. 40 years later when harry cain and his wife knocked on horsts door, he held out his hand and said, thank

but streaming consumption popped 42%. i asked cook you got to compete with pandora. he told me he was not worried about the competition. his only focus was building the best product. back to you. >> it is true, it's like the cd's of not too long ago. the common comment is this deal is a head scratcher. do we care? >> why is it a head scratcher? because they paid too much or -- >> how does this really fit into their -- >> we said when it was first announced or first considered a couple weeks ago we said it puts them -- gets them into a different silo i guess for lack of a better word. they just made that higher. this is more about the cool factor. the apparel factor. i don't think this is a technology thing or has anything to do with beats, the technology. i think it has to do with the cool factor. i think it makes a lot of sense on that metric. >> i agree. i think it's more of a consumer product move and you know, to me, it is not mutually exclusive in any way to any other deal for them. they have enough money to do every deal out there. this is nothing. >> this is 2

. >> best "pop" music ever. we're so excited to have r2-d2 here with us this morning for "star wars" day. r2, welcome. okay. okay, so i actually speak droid, guys. he just said, may the force be with you. and to celebrate the saga, we've got the brand-new trailer for the upcoming animated series, "star wars rebels." take a look. >> what part of blast them did you not understand? >> focus. focus your fire on -- on the jedi. >> okay, r2 is speaking to us right now. i think he's saying the force is strong with ron. r2 mentioned he has a secret video from earlier this morning. and now i'm curious. >> oh, no. >> no. [ laughter ] >> look at those sneakers. that's awesome. >> why does obi ron kenobi look like he's a blind warrior rather than just a warrior? >> yeah. it looks like somebody needs to take the heavy machinery away from him. >> yeah. >> i love that. that's well done. >> no one should have given him the light saber. okay? step away from the toys. >> we miss you, sara. >> i miss you, too. >>> but also popping

he pops to shallow right. over the shoulder. last chance for oakland in the night. coco crisp for third and that's your ballgame. the a's have dropped their last two 3-2. the 49ers are getting their first look at the rookies this weekend and jerry rice has to be there. jr, junior, that is. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies,s, to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. greatest of all time and you play the same position he did it is impossible to live up to the name. but jerry rice, junior is knot run -- is not running from the challenge. jerry junior is working out at mini camp. he played college bought at ucla and unlv. he is wearing 83 and not 80. when the name is rice he knows there will be questions about pops. >> i am my own person and i am my own individual. obviously i have his dna, but i am rice junior and i am not rice senior. it is time to make my own name

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if you see bullish readings among mom-and-pop investors, that kind of worried me, because wow, we're getting excited, record highs, i'm going to pile more money in, so maybe it's a good thing they want to step back a bit. >> i think you're absolutely right. that's why we created this index. there's always been a notion that's existed out there that the retail investor is the dumb money. what this index shows is that they've been participating every step of the way in this rally, and here we are at seven consecutive months of increased exposure, they took it down a bit. they're being a little carb. >> because, with all due respect, mandy, but i don't understand your hatred of mom and pop, first off. for "street signs", i apologize for you, only one of us hate you. >> i don't classify that as hatred. i'm looking out for them. i'm so encouraged by the fact they're not being overly bullish. i don't want to get burned again. >> that's true. >> a year ago and two years ago we had mom and pop are getting in, the market must be peaked out. they have played it pretty smart this time. >> becau

. >> millions of square feet of office space are popping up all over the country. dave wineberg wents from a growing shared space company called we work. he says it offers him all of the perks with none of the risks. >> it allows you to shift around as you need. and all of the corporate aspects that help the foundation of a company are still in place, your printers, your internet, having alone. >> not everyone is so excited. in 2010, europe passed a law that made it illegal to rent out a home for more than a month. 60% of air b&b rentals in the big apple are illegal. so do the short-term gains outweigh the long-term risks? we have a great lineup of guests joining us today. out of new york city, the profess of information and operations systemsfounder of changes, a research lab that tracks cultural, sxhik and ecological trends. and east feastly, a service that allows anyone to cook and serve food to any location for a fee. so did these begin with the creation of craigslist and' bay? >> in a certain way, yes. it's a natural follow up to ebay and craigslist. but these

he pops to shallow right. over the shoulder. last chance for oakland in the night. coco crisp for third and that's your ballgame. the a's have dropped their last two 3-2. the 49ers are getting their first look at the rookies this weekend and jerry rice has to be there. jr, junior, that is. [ male announcer ] now get more of what you deserve. visit your local benjamin moore dealer today and get $50 off every $250 purchase. [ male announcer ] to celebrate, visit your local benjamin moore dealer today and get $50 off every $250 purchase. greatest of all time and you play the same position he did it is impossible to live up to the name. but jerry rice, junior is knot run -- is not running from the challenge. jerry junior is working out at mini camp. he played college bought at ucla and unlv. he is wearing 83 and not 80. when the name is rice he knows there will be questions about pops. >> i am my own person and i am my own individual. obviously i have his dna, but i am rice junior and i am not rice senior. it is time to make my own name. >> he did good with the assignme

where is the proof of could they bring my pop back? no. no money in the world is going to make me happy and the government stinks. no matter who they put in, you really think the only reason why they are doing this because i made it publicized, me and dr. foot. that's a real doctor. dr. foot is the real doctor. joe arpaio gives services to his in jail better than va did. >> you're referring to the sheriff there in phoenix. you received a call finally giving you the appointment for your father-in-law and it came too late. >> yes, december 6th they called me up and said, hi, may we speak to thomas breen. who's calling? they said the va hospital, well, i'm his caretaker and i can medically -- power of attorney, whatever have you, i can speak to you. we're trying to set up an appointment. i flipped up. he was dead already. he was dead already. here's for the whole news, you know what's really sad? the saddest thing is after all of this, on the news, channel 10, andrew came to my house and put on the news a few months ago, i called the va to ha

they wanted to talk about you being released to general pop. i am not going to listen to you cry about some other damn man. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> last time you were in population, how long did you stay? three, four months. boat of the times you was in population you caught yourself being with one individual, yes or no? >> yes, sir. >> you call yourself being with one individual, do you not have people coming after you all of the time? yes, or no? yes or no? >> well, yes. >> whether you say they're your problems or not. i cannot stop these guys from coming after you. you know that regardless, somebody is going to make a play for you. why should i turn you out to pop? >> please, just give me a chance, please. >> don't beg me. i don't want you to beg me. i want you to give me one good reason why i should turn you out to pop. >> because i made a change. i'm not coming back to lockup. i promise i'm not coming back. please. just let me show you. >> i'll think about it. i ain't convinced right now, though. the reason i'm not convinced is in the