this is my issue with the bet award, bet award at one point was almost as great as the grammys. now people are like, i will not go to the bet award, i'm okay, whatever. >> it is not on bet, that is on artist they need to realize importance of it to contribute to the show they are only as good as who decide and agrees to perform. >> mask off top five song on billboard, how much bigger can you get. >> but the song, it is, a good song but hookies questionable. he is talking about pills. i'm a parent. >> he is talking about his cousin named molly, i have a cousin named molly. >> don't we all. >> mary j. blige came back and karen you mentioned this with her revenge body and she took the stage. >> ♪ >> ridiculous shape. >> quincy what did you think of mary, i noticed she wasn't on your list. >> i loved mary j. blige, i loved what she represents, i loved her but her birthday is a day before mine january 11th i'm trying to stretch because she's the queen. >> gem minute night. >> capricorn. >> okay. >> i just want a hit record from mary j. blige. you saw this one person in the crowd ev

the rule sag big score tr the fight to legalize sports betting. >> i'm excited a about it. before i was only able to bet sports and go to delaware. >> justices will weigh in ob the appeal on your favorite horse races. it could drive tourism into new jers jersey. >> when i think about the kentucky derby, they were actually driving somewhere to place their bets. they were hanging out there for the race. >> barb knows frepds who will cash this and drive to do so. >> anything that's good for the local economy, especially tying it to atlantic city and thinking about how they are hurting could only be a good thing. it's the fight to legalize sports bets to that of states that are cashing in on legal marijuana. if it passes, it's a trifecta. good for fans, tax base and good for businesses who want to take those bets. >> just like they do at the track, just like they do in atlantic city. if you went over x amount of hundred, they tax i don't see the problem with it. >> we also spoke to a gaming hospitality and tourism expert. and is there a downside? you'll hear his answer when we

they are betting that a win at the supreme court level will be a game chinger and other states will follow suit. new jersey's secure battle to legalize could line their own pockets and new jersey at the same time. >> i would say that anything we could do to bring revenue to the state of new jersey would be a good thing. >> a lot of my friends are 21 and they lo to bet on sports under the table with each other. if they could do it and help the economy, it would be awesome. >> it's fuelling a $150 billion sports e betting market. >> from where i come from, a lot of my neighbors, it is something that they will be doing on the weekend. >> gaming expert told me even though the fight is still in its impb fancy, it will add another layer of gaming. out of state residents will cross the bridge. he doesn't see a downside. if atlantic city comes anywhere close to nevada with sports bets, it could bring $4.5 billion in added revenue to the garden state. >> it's an income generating revenue for the state. >> he isn't old enough to gamble. by the time the argument moves through the supreme court, she m

we think a lot of the fast money right now is betting on a rebound. i know tom lee has made a similar call. and it's a little bit of an outlier but that's where the big institutional money, sue, is going right now, into big stocks like exxonmobil, which i do not own, but that group, including fracking stocks which were down harder but we're betting on a rebound. >> the steel sector is much smaller than energy, your choices as an individual investor are more limited. >> these two, i own both of these, u.s. steel and ak steel. u.s. steel is symbol x, ak steel is akx. both of these have been seeing some decent money flow after a big selloff. they were betting on the infrastructure spending that president trump talked about. it didn't happen. they came all the way back down to where they were before the election. now people are betting maybe something happens in the second half of the year and they want to get in for the last month of the second quarter. >> so as we say, this is to give the investor an edge. but do you then follow those fund flows or that

why bet on coal? >> we're not hanging our hat on anything. >> there's a lot of talk about coal. >> we believe in all of the energy components. we believe in coal. we believe in natural gas. >> you think it makes financial sense? >> we believe in nuclear. we believe in all of the above. they're all important to the economy. if you eliminated any one of them, you would change the mix so dramatically that we would have a huge price spike. they all fit together. they're pieces of a puzzle. >> before we go, i love how you say all industries, they matter. when i think about some of the industries the white house backs the most -- coal, for example -- i wonder why. in terms of the future in the global environment, the future is the internet. stay with me. why wouldn't the white house want to say the companies to bet on, the industries to bet on, if it's the u.s. versus china, will be google, amazon versus alibaba and when i think about the president -- yes, you had innovation week last week -- >> by the way,

on't bet against the fed don't bet against the pboc. >> don't bet against the yuan. driving up the cost of growing. rishaad: the search for yield as well. 6.890,s, the six sat at the onshore yuan versus dollar, quite significant. -- so ay the fixe sizable strengthening of that daily fixing rate. we saw some weakness in the offshore early this morning. they have a race that and it is strengthening again. if you go in the terminal and #9001, it shows that surgeon the interbank rates, the hibor driving that, and correspondingly, the offshore yuan strengthen as well quite significantly. , itlast time i checked surged as much as 1.1%. rishaad: i'll move us on to the next chart. you can see what it has done. this is the onshore-offshore gap. >> this fred is the widest since march right now. you have the offshore, the close , 6.7560, -- strengthening again now, and we also have the yuan onshore closing it 6.818 zero. we can check what it is doing now. rishaad: i will bring it up. it isically, traders say clear the pboc is encouraging and encouraging -- a stronger have beena

my first bet award. thank you so much. >> reporter: other performers included french mon tan at a chris brown mary j. blige and the 90's group x scape. >> ♪ ♪ >> reporter: beyoncÉ's sister solange taking home the network's centric ward. >> i just want to thank bet for, you know, my teenage queens like missy elliott and little kim and aliyah. >> reporter: she later called for a moment of silence in the wake of recent police involved violence and it was a big night for chance the rap erwining best new artist and a humanitarian award. >> in addition to making some really amazing music, chance has been taking that big bright spotlight that follows him around and he's shining it on young people in our hometown of chicago. >> reporter: the rapper getting political taking on the topics of police violence and mass incarceration. >> to tell everybody in this government that y'all need to let everybody out of jail for selling weed before y'all start making it legally. >> ♪ >> reporter: rich dennison, fox ne

are free bonus for betting... when i watch the football, between the first and the second half this betting that comes up and i think, like a flutter. but i would not be thinking about it normally. hundreds of thousands of people also gamble responsibly. it is a legitimate business and there is a role for betting companies within our society. there isn't there are a legitimate industry. that is important to say. there is a regulator and they turn over a lot of money and they are an integral pa rt of money and they are an integral part of our society. but we need to look for more social responsibility. this is the 21st of century and people have addictions. 0ur message is really that what the fa has done is really that what the fa has done isa is really that what the fa has done is a good step and we would like to see the rest of the industry do something similar. how was your father? is he getting back on his feet? he is. he is trying hard. it is difficult to get work with a conviction and we are both audi pushing

i will make the bet it's an opportunity. keep going all right, longer term, a five-year chart, same general circumstance have you this out performance of a sector versus one of the big stocks in the sector let's go back to '09 of june general proposition here again him. right? so the question is, is oracle set up to break out absolute and/or to out performance for the sector all right. all time chart you can see the lines. you can see where we are it's not random we are right back to the dot-com era. but this in. for those that care about the ahmed also, i thought i'd draw some lines here, march of 200040 cents, earnings now 2.19 cents, that gives you a pe of 116 then a pe of 20 now if that matters to you, go that price. another line is like this, right at the top i think this is a good setup i will play for the presumption of a breakout two highs. let's look at the daily chart t. setup. you could draw it this way head-to-shoulders bottom, play it again we will breakout. do it another way, a cup and handle like this and appl

. >> you want to do spreads, look out and place your bet? you want to define your risk. i want to catch q2 earnings and guidance. i think it will be a volatile environment over the course of the next few months. when stock was trading today, you could buy the september puts, paying 75 cents for that. it evens down at 23, 25, right amove that big support level. to me, if we were to get a bit of a give back of some of this, that was the spread by selling possibly the september 21 puts against it. >> what do you think of trades? >> well, i mean, it's fairly clear that option premiums have been long premium especially in the indices and the sector groups like the xlf and ble is the best way to play these. today is all the evidence you need that that's the case. >> what would you say about that chart that dan has? >> the first one, first off, there are a couple things. first, they didn't hold their gain. secondly, dan just did a trade short goldman, their application, now after this bounce, in financials, making the bet that the bounce will end. few look at that first chart,

tiger global make ago short bet against tesco. reporting they previously employed a strategy of taking large stakes and disrupted e-commerce companies, selling short companies that they're disrupting test cois that brick and mortar super grocer in europe. >>> time for top trending stories. facebook may be going hollywood. "the wall street journal" reports the social network in talks to produce tchb quality script shows they're aiming to launch original programming by late summer, willing to spend as much as $3 million per episode. >> that's the going rate for top tv at the moment they also want to be ready to do it by fall which i can't see how you can pull shows together at that speed >> are they already in production >> you talk about change, this is a boom for people that make content and have to air it huge competition in that area. if they can harness it, youtube pushing into it, another massive threat to margins across traditional broadcasting. >>> testing a version of a debit card allows them to purchase using money in venm

did a trade short goldman, very efficacious, and is now after this bounce in financials, making the bet that the bounce will end. but if you look at that first chart -- and there it is -- that has all the makings of head-and-shoulders top it's very well formed and nothing has changed with this little bit of strength >> holding like a champ. >> like a boss. >> like a boss. >> efficacious is more his speed. >> all right, let's move on because everyone's been focused on the move in the nasdaq. quietly, small caps are surging. the russell 2000 up more than 3% in june, outperforming every other major index so far this month. it's also managed to eke out a gain today, setting a record intraday high. chartmaster says this could be the ultimate trade what do you see, carter? >> there's less excess here. if there's excess which we see some reversed, it might just be that this rotation has some legs to it, so i have some charts let's look at them together. the first setup is we know that over time -- and this is the point of this first chart -- small caps outperform large caps it's because new, i

he is betting on more gains to come. he will give us his fast pitch when more "fast" returns. >>> welcome back to "fast money". two retailers, two different stories, lulu surging restoration hard ware, though, is tanking. jackie deangelis is in the newsroom with more. >> scott, good to see you, high end retailer rh plunging in after hours trading t. stock is on track to wipe out last month's gains, if it opens at these current levels tomorrow. shares are down after getting weak second quarter guidance. the company is saying it's taking a cautiously optimistic approach given certain macro-environments. shares are up 42% year-to-date. you had two different stocks, lululemon shares are up in after hours, taking a little more leg higher as the conference call is under way the company cfo saying this quarter's online sales are growing in the low to double digits, first quarter comps and forward guidance looking good as well. shares are down 13%, though, year-to-date. >> jackie, thank you so much. let's take this one first, th

. >> i think congress hall is yellow. >> what are you betting. >> i'll bet you a lottery ticket. >> is that it. >> i never go one dollar but you guys have to get something that is not money like a hug or something. >> a handshake. >> maybe saying hello. >> karen's passing out hugs all over the internet... >> well, we will find out. i'm sure candace is working on that right now. have you ever walked in target with one thing and walk out with a bunch of stuff, two or three bags. do you want to necessity why, alex. >> why. >> is there a web site called delicious. one reason could be because the stores don't play music. >> what? >> i think that makes sense. research shows that listening to music increases our productivity, and it turns out the company is looking to add music and has been testing it out for pennsylvania few years they just don't know what type of music to play just yet. >> i disagree gree. sometimes music is distracting they come in here and hear a good song i would be like hey. what is the grocery shopping cart. >> hey. >> yeah. >> sprinkler. >> i get distract i know the w

place your bets did the phillies win last night? one red sox player was on a mission to extend their losing streak to eight games. big news involving an eagle, a flyer and sixer, all that and more when we >>> welcome back. glad you are with us this morning. >> pat's here with sports. good news for eagles fans. >> yeah, i guess. if you want to put that it way good for one eagle. he might be older but still getting paid that is jason peters, anchor of the eagles offensive line for a decade. he was rewarded with a brand new contract that assures he will cover carson wentz blind side for foreseeable future. eagles signed 35 year-old to a 32.5 million-dollar deal through 2019, 15.5 million of that is guarantied, the nine time pro bowler wants to retire an eagle and this should do it. head coach doug pederson thinks it is the right move. >> it says a lot that he wants to finish out his career here and retire as an eagle, it is so important great message to send to the rest of the guys that we continue to work hard and do right, you will b

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i bet you he's really close. but i bet there are a handful of the relative moderates in his caucus, people like susan collins and lisa murkowski who are legitimately worried about the humanitarian catastrophe that the bill is going to be for the nation. and there was a lot of kerfuffle over the fact that rand paul and and ted cruz and mike lee said they're not ready to vote for it. trust me, those guys aren't going to save the country from the disaster of the health care bill. it's going to be the folks in the center of the caucus. i think they're listening to their constituents. and to the extent that we can drag this process out over the weekend, as long as we can next week, it will give them more time to tip the balance. i think he's close to having 50 votes but i don't think he's there yet. >> is the time flexible here? those of us looking from outside are assuming that senate mcconnell wants to do this next week at the latest because he wants it done and cooked before the senators go home for the fourth of j

artist dj brought his junk son on take with his last night at the bet's. he stole the show while his dad perform his hit song, i'm the one. sang alongside fellow musicians, chance the rapper, lil wayne, and cue of owe. >> june is aids education monthment and chop is teaming one some local organizations, to reach out to the young people, through music. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> dozens enjoyed some of phillie's most popular rappers at the annual hip hop for philly concert last night. l big event was completely free for young people ages 13 to 24, who received free hiv test at any participating agenciment the concert is now in it fifth year. >>> and, got to tell you, stop what you're doing, take a look at this, jim sure had a fun weekends. check him out getting big smooch than none other than paul abdul. was hanging back stage with paula at the wells fargo center. >> she is the cutest thing. she's tiny. >> she looks tiny. >> tiny. so one my friends traveling with her for three weeks on her tour as her assistant. so she back stage in the dre

if you were a betting man, would you bet this bill gets a vote before july 4th? that's my first bet question. my second, if you were a betting man would you bet this bill or a bill like it gets passed out of the senate? >> i'm not a betting man, as you know. >> i didn't know actually. >> i'm kidding. it's illegal. number one, i would say that's the beginning of elizabeth warren's presidential campaign, it certainly sounds like. that's a pretty sharp speech about health care. number two, listen, the one thing, if i were mitch mcconnell that i would be worried about is members of congress saying i'm going to go home and talk to my constituents about this and see how they react. that is a dangerous game the play. every member of house and senate republican leadership i talked to, they always like the fewest number of days between the release and the vote of any piece of legislation for obvious reasons. the more it sits out, the more it gets whacked around. this is tough because they can only lose a handful of votes in the senate. you are really balancing the concern

you'll commit much less capital but in the event -- 1% is all you're risking. >> any bullish bet for a trade is too early. >> no one knows the future we know the most recent quarter was lousy and stock has been a underperformer that's the burden for the bull call. >> i'll say we're at a point in the bull market where stocks can only go up we have a lot of multihundred billion dollar tech stocks up 33% on the year. i think value is attractive especially with a story associated with the strength in other names. you have a combination of cheap valuation and option prices and catalyst like mike said and you want to make bets in the market. >> it's flash back friday with another group of stocks as well. a handful of classic dow stocks surging boeing and mcdonald's up 30%. johnson & johnson up 18% with united tech rallying 10% one of these names has come too far too fast carter will tell us which of the dow classics will be a downer. >> more than a couple have gone too far but today we would look 3m i want to start with an overlay of industrials as a theme and then maybe try to get over --

consider whether it moved 4% in either direction, if you're going to make a bullish bet, you'rebetter off with this you commit much less capital buying this call in the eep vent that carter is right and you have weakness and you have a gap lower, 1.5% is all you're risking. >> carter, is it sounds like any bullish bet at all even for a trade is too early. >> let's stick with what we have we know the most recent quarter was lousy and the stocks a massive under performer. that's the burden for the bull hog. >> i'm going to say, we're at a point in this bull market here where stocks can only go up, we have a lot of multihundred billion dollar tech stocks that are up 33% of the year i think value is kind of attractive, especially if you can tell a story that associated with some of the strength and the other names. to me, i think you have pay combination of cheap valuation, cheap option prices, catalysts like mike said and you want to make bets at this point in the market. >> it's flashback friday with another group of stocks as well a handful of classic stocks surging. boeing and mcdonal

this quarter a good one i bet. the end markets all getting stronger remember, only 40% of 3ms business is in the united states meaning it's industrial electronics and graphics division won't be kept down by sluggish growth here more important, when look at the broad portfolio and the many countries they're sold in, organic and currency aided growth as the u.s. dollar is not that strong. imagine seeing a combination of 3m reports better than expected earnings raises forecast coupled with a continued buyback pretty much what you should expect when you see 3m report. and the market won't care that the currency is, is a tailwind counted at real earnings here's the thing 3m is no anomaly mike get the same earnings from honeywell and united technologies both with broad product portfolio and more than 40% exposure the theme that got industrials going since last week. where else do we look for weak dollar relief? the smokestackers, stocks from other cohorts rally too. for example, endless rally of johnson & juohnson the he

your best bet, route 13, will get you up to 495 wilmington. accident right here. so, you really don't have an option to use any other roadway. it will impact everybody that goes over the delaware memorial, or anyone headed north up into wilmington this morning. the other problem, on the rails. i confirmed, with our co-workers down in washington, and our fox station, two pedestrians were struck and killed, on the tracks, near union station, shortly after midnight. so, amtrak service suspended this morning, between washington and philadelphia. amtrak said they'll have another update at around 7:00 a.m. but right now, no amtrak service between philly and washington, folks scrambling for rental cars right now, and that's obviously going to have domino effect on train service between philly and new york. naturally. we just don't have trains coming into philly, to get them up to new york. so, problems this morning on the rails, and the roads. but, the sun's coming out, right? >> sound like you should just stay home. cool drink in the backyard and just enjoy this day. wh

that's likely to rise and if you're going to make a bullish bet, wouldn't you rather do it on a company that's trading 13 times? >> from my seat, what dan's talk ing about. looked at the long-term chart. that is the biggest thing you can possibly do. run up and collapse and then you're going to get out and get one stock, and that is quite a concern. but the daily chart and dan references, a defect in the sense there was a heavy volume drop and the vast quarter of results. when you drop in gap, you often get a second gap in the same direction as stock like oracle gaps come in two or threes typically. there's a lot of data on that and the most recent was a down gap, so, you've got a great long-term set up,but the day-to-day is maybe -- >> i just want to mention two points then get to the trade one of the things that got investors excite d about oracle was their move to the cloud and the transition it's a high market business, but really only 10%. i think cisco is going to talk the recuring revenue i think that could be a catalyst and fill in that gap i could do a target and august expirat

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this was curve at bet award with some attitude. he knows thousand bring the act, did he that last night in l.a. >> all right, bruno, okay. >> a lot of people say this is probably one of the best openings they have had in a while. >> i think this was one of the best award show, bet award in quite sometime. they had so many performances, just jammed packed. that is the direction they should go in get rid of the award and have performances and honor artists i. >> i do like some acceptance speeches or boring but other won they make interesting points and they say interesting things and to hear from the artist themselves. >> all right. it is a balance. >> but i agree performances were great. >> bruno mars, he took home best male r and b pop artist and for video of the year for sorry. >> it was interesting because he said he has a special relationship he feels like with the bet networks because his first award was from the soul train award. i was like wow. >> and it is moving because they don't necessity how to categorized him is it soul

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i'm not leaving this house until this bet is over. now, get off my tail. okay, i'm sorry. no, you're standing on my tail. well, you're gonna have to leave the house to appear on the grill. no, i don't. i postponed. plus i've got a few things i don't want to be asked about. like how you're still living here and renting out the mayor's mansion on airbnb? i've got a wedding coming in next week. arnie's gonna kill you on the grill. he already has. they've been running his promo all day. mayor elka ostrovsky, why are you avoiding me? are you too busy making silly bets to hop on the grill and answer the tough questions? or to put it another way, is the tiger chicken? i agree you shouldn't go on the show, but isn't hiding out here worse than taking a little public teasing? you're right. i'm gonna go out there and take my medicine. you're going to the bar, aren't you? that's where they keep my medicine. i think dane's falling in love with victoria. oh, i'm sure he's not. it's just the play. the play is the problem. melanie, if you want my advice, this is a tru

carol: i bet the german chancellor is concerned. it looks like she is politically in a good position, but she has to be worried, as well. stefan: she is. top security officials tell me that she is taking the issue very seriously. she is regularly informing herself about the defenses that have been installed to protect germany. everyone in the government is aware of that, but you already pointed out correctly that her turnout and her polls looking very solid. as of now, she is doing well. oliver: in the finance section, digital currency startups are issuing tokens as a way to raise money. they are called "initial coin offerings." or ico's. dune: it is like the coin or ether, it is a digital currency. companies are beginning to sell their own -- well, more and more are starting to sell their own coins. a nod that an ipo. one thing that is driving it, obviously, there has been a huge rise in the price of bitcoin and ether. there is a lot of liquidity in the crypto economy and a lot of excitement about block chain based businesses. oliv

a lot of people would bet that she is safer looking more towards europe. they're talking over this new counterterrorist strategy. theresa may has been talking tough, as has a manual macron after recent attacks. she is talking about cracking down on technology companies that she accuses as giving a safe space to extremists. she wants to make sure those companies become a lot tougher in trying to identify and prevent extremist jihadist videos on things like you to from winding up on the -- on youtube from winding up on the internet. where everything else is obligated, the one thing leaders have -- is complicated, the one thing leaders have agreed on his fighting terror. this is one area where they can begin to meet eye to eye. macron and may stepping up security cooperation and fighting online radicalization. host: thank you. now in washington, the u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is testifying under a today. he is facing a grilling from his former colleagues in the senate over his contacts with russia and his role in the firing of fbi director james come

if i were a betting person, i'd say we won't hear very much when they come out, but we certainly will give it a shot. >> kasie hunt, we appreciate the coverage from the hallway outside the scif. we are joined now by a member of the house intelligence committee. subject of a lot of talk and not for the greatest reasons. democrat from california. congressman, your feelings about what you saw from the senate si side. does it exist as a contrast to the work that has been going or will it be perhaps a motivator? >> good afternoon.

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it may be time to switch that bet and say i will go with what the fed is forecasting here. not 100% if the data goes the other way, i think the fed wants to claw back what it can while the market gives it the leeway to do it >> despite the soft inflation number, there's a school of thought that the strong jobs picture, the labor market will indirectly help push up consumer prices does history, analysis of other countries that have seen similar stories say that that will work? >> how much time do you have what you're talking about is the great question of what they call the phillips curve the tradeoff between unemployment and inflation if you would put that chart back up, guys in the back, that low inflation problem for the fed, that's not what is supposed to happen inflation is supposed to go down, unemployment up, or the other way around they're supposed to work inversely to each other, they're not. you have record low unemployment, 16-year lows, inflation continues to move away from the fed's 2% target the fed did take notice, they said we're watching it closely we're not

investors are betting it might happen. investors betting it won't happen. here's what we're getting from our sources that follow. are these analysts and investors follow this daily. they expect the deal, which is the only real regulatory deal that this deal has. i believe it's approved by the u.s. justice department, antitrust division. if it isn't, it probably will be given the trump administration and they're pensioned to prove such deal. but anyway, we understand the eu is likely to wrap this up by january in 2018. and that means either yes or no. and what analysts and investors are telling us the odds of this thing are about an 80% chance of approval. that this thing will likely get done and it's an 80% improvement. how do you know that? look at the chart of the acquired company. that's baehr. they went down today. liz: yeah, but it's at 130. >> that's good it happened. because that means the deal happened. up at 118. liz: but not at the strike price. >> but still, you're $6 or $7 below the strike price. wall street is heavily vetting deals not heavily

look, i would not bet against mitch mcconnell. he is very, very good at getting things done in the senate, even with this razor thin majority. i have every expectation the senate will move this bill. i assume this bill will have changes. you know why? we all make promises. every republican senator campaigned on repeal and replace the law. two, the law is collapsing. 42% of counties have one plan to choose from. a double digit premium increase. choices are evaporating in much of america. blue cross/blue shield pulled out of ohio. there are counties scheduled to have no plans left. this is collapsing. it's in a tail spin. we have a duty to rescue the health care system for people in the individual market. i believe they will get this done. i believe they will get it done because they said they would. >> mr. speaker, are you taking the temperature of your members while this debate goes on. the freedom caucus, are you getting their impression or wait for the final bill? >> we don't know what the final bill is going to look like. our m

so up fairly significant ly in lez than a month so, this is kichbd an interesting bet. i think it's related to the fact that they just did this debt deal >> thanks for that for more action, check out the whole show friday. 5:30 p.m. eastern time by the way, in case you forgot, charity buzz take a look at this. the total is up to 8250 and that's great generous but you know what, america, you can do better. this is your chance to ask guy and the gang anything and they might answer >> anything. >> it's for an amazing cause five minutes left, so get in line >> ask anything and do anything. >> throw that out there. >> for a great cause speak for yourself still ahead. farmer bro martin shkreli back in court today. meg is on the scene with the latest >> hey, melissa, well day two of u.s. versus martin shkreli co d othhe courthouse on t sendayf e trial of the so fathering pharma bro after this hey gary, what are you doing? oh hey john, i'm connecting our brains so we can share our amazing trading knowledge. that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to thinkorswim's chat ro

people bet on rubber ducks as they gloat down a canal. kennedy: i just like knowing people bet money on this. that means someone will stand up at a gamblers anonymous meeting and say my name is clay and i'm addicted to betting on ducks. topic number 2. an r2d2 that was used during original "star wars" trilogy was sold at auction for $2.7 million. a. >> -year-old bought it with the money he saved from never going on a date in his life. r wasn't the only "star wars" prop the guy bought. he also snapped up a yo -- a mat. they also sold george lucas' inspiratioinconspiracy -- inspi. he. topic number 3. "star wars" fans aren't the only ones fighting the clone wars. check out this shot of ted cruz. ted cruz and chicago cubs owner tom rickets. from the look of things, it looks like these two were separated at birth by dr. ben carson. but we know that's not true. according to his birth certificate. ricket was born in chicago. and according to president trump, ted was born in cuba while his dad was helping plan the jfk assassination. imagine how b

some lawmakers are betting that and other gambling changes will boost state revenue. others say it's a bad deal for seniors and schools. today, we'll hear from both sides. glenn's summer forecast, will we sizzle like last year, or will it rain more than usual? chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with some answers. don't miss his first alert summer outlook. and fact check, can workers thank president trump for a new coal mine in pennsylvania? the president thinks so. we'll tell you if our partners at factcheck.org agree. male announcer: "nbc10 @issue" starts now. erin: good morning to you, i'm erin coleman for "nbc10 @issue." lawmakers in pennsylvania are betting on slots, fantasy sports, and online gambling, hoping the state will cash in, but not everyone agrees. and today, both sides sound off. among other changes to pennsylvania gaming laws, house bill 271 allows up to 40,000 slot-like gaming terminals, known as vgts, in bars, bowling alleys, and truck stops. the house of representatives passed the bill 102 to 89 with support from both republicans

bet. you go all the way up. you avoid the whole mess and the gridlock as it may develop here through the morning, and you can pick up 495 in wilmington, and you'll be good to go. good morning to the blue route. 476, no problems or delays here as you roll through delco. curbside on the freeway, some pocket here, 42 headed in toward philadelphia, starting to see some delays and then expect delays again today, the roving penndot crews, are going to be working on the schuylkill expressway, both directions, between conshy, 476, and the king of prussia mall interchange. that will start probably around 9:00 a.m. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> thank you, bob, just saw service alert for amtrak. >> washington and philly, yes. >> all right. more on that in just a moment. 5:18 the time. republican healthcare plan, has hit a roadblock. the vote has been scrubbed, until after the recess for the fourth every july holiday. now this delay comes a mid dwindling support from rang and file republicans, t

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. >> the paternal order of police throwing its weight behind bet grossman, after democrat being nominee, larry krasner, spoke to the union's board, they'll face-off in the general election come november. >> and another case against bill cosby, this time it is a civil lawsuit in california. a judge has set a trial date of july of next year. the civil suit accuses comedian of sexually assaulting teenage girl at the playboy mansion back in 1974. two weeks ago his criminal case in montgomery county ended in a mistrial. the distrit attorney has vowed to retry the case. meanwhile, a lawyer for coast bye says if the 79 year old goes out on speaking tour it would not be until after his pennsylvania trial. a spokesperson said last week that cosby was planning a series of town hauls, but cosby tweeted late yesterday afternoon information about a quote sexual assault tour is false, one of his attorneys says cosby takes the criminal charges seriously and will be keeping quiet until the trial ends. >>> 4:10. the phillies out west taking on the mariners late last night in seattle. aaron nola on the m