i thk tracy is a genius. i think she really understands a woman's body. >> i've never come across such a customized workout program besides working out with a trainer one-on-one at a gym. i've never come across that in a dvd video. in 90 days i lost 18 pounds. you really get results fast. never have i seen a program so effective and so balanced that has everything that you could ask for, and it works! [♪...] >> tracy anderson perhaps has the clearest understanding of the approach to women's fitness that i have ever seen. her sequences of the exercises they focus on the accessory muscles, which are really the smaller muscles that bring everything up and tighten and firm and make the body appear much leaner, so it gives you a much more youthful appearance, where the skin is tight and close to the muscle, and i think this is something that women are really looking for. [♪...] >> i come from the south and back home it's always about being thick and having a little extra weight on you 'cause that looks sexier.

tracy: right. i mean, does it have, you know, people like look at a stock like apple and at 400 hey, i would rather buy bank of america at 15 or whatever. it is under 20. it is cheap i could get more shares, are we looking at it that way these days? $500 for a share of apple, that comes with some cachet now, doesn't it? >> our mantra at the price you pay for any asset determines future rate of return is the biggest determinant. by price we don't mean absolute price like $5 or $5,000. we mean price in relation to its cash flow, its earnings and its underlying assets. a lost investors are confused about that and a stock that is selling for 200 could be much more undervalued than a stock selling for $2 for example. tracy: that is the same, my argument with stock buybacks, we're cutting the pie up in a bun of different directions. again we're just playing with the numbers, it is still the same, it is still the same stock out there at the end of the stay. >> well, no, stock buybacks is a good thing. tra

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. we have breaking news. the federal reserve is about to release minutes from the last meeting. wall street is anxious about any clues about the taper, when will it be. we'll have market reaction. ashley: fear of higher interest rates ahead helped surge sale of existing homes. are they rising too high to fast along with holm prices? one real estate ceo will weigh in next. >> hewlett-packard, august earnings come out, august earnings in the past were disasters. ashley: let's go to peter barnes with the fed minutes, peter. >> ashley, tracy very little in the minutes to suggest that the fed will start tapering its qe bond purchases in sent. the minutes show fed members still favoring waiting on the economic data before making any decisions to dial back quantitative easing, but, the fed members do appear to be considering changes in their so-called forward guidance including the economic thresholds that they have laid out to start raising short-term interest rates, the federal funds rate, which is a separate tool

tracy? tracy: rich edson, thank you very much. adam: for more on yesterday's nasdaq flash freeze and what is means for investors, brian jacobsen, wells fargo fund management. he is the chief portfolio strategist and he joins us now. get back to the question of nasdaq. have they thoroughly explained this to the satisfaction of investors and market participants? >> stock price reaction would suggest they haven't thoroughly explained or people didn't necessarily like the explanation they gave. we're not completely sure why it happened. what connectivity issue they had and what technology might have failed. so i don't think it was thoroughly explained but we'll getting more information about that over the next few weeks. adam: the fact when you're the second largest player in town people don't have much of an option, they will have to play with you, with nasdaq, correct. >> to an extent but remember there are all sorts of alternative trading venues. trading could have taken place on not only new york stock exchange and electronic data

tracy: i don't know. nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> uptick the debate on by using something from someone on wall street. dissing to incorporate technology along with the human being who obviously can be here to talk about different technical glitches. why doesn't the nasdaq have a platform that a similar to that of the new york stock exchange which comprises the electronic trading and human being trading. so in the old school form to a certain extent. that is something that we watch. someone like ben willis talk about the nasdaq today. their reputation becomes once again. that was a complete debacle. so this is with the issue really is the new york stock exchange and nasdaq of all halted trading . just the fact that everybody had to do that is not good. the other thing, i trader used to work here. where it is the backup system? how come everyone is so critical of the new york stock exchange when something happens about weather now we have a backup. where is the backup

. >> calvin: [ crying ] tracie. >> ella: okay, baby, tracie -- is tracie still here? tracie! >> c.j.: what happened? what happened to tracie? >> calvin: hurt. >> c.j.: she's hurt? >> calvin: hurt bad. hurt, hurt, hurt. >> ella: what happened, and where is she right now? >> c.j.: yo, was she in a car accident? i'm gonna call tracie. >> calvin: gone. >> ella: gone? she's gone. gone -- gone where, baby? >> calvin: forever. >> ella: forever? >> malik: cousin calvin, are you all right? >> calvin: [ whines ] >> c.j.: hey, hey, hey, tracie. yeah. are you okay? um, well, no, it's just that calvin said -- oh. you guys broke up... so you could get back with your ex? ohh. no, he's fine. he's fine. >> calvin: stupid! >> malik: aah! >> ella: aah! >> calvin: stupid! mnh! [ wailing ] >> c.j.: uh, no. no, he's all right. he's all right. he was, uh, he was watching the game, and it was a play he liked -- he liked, you know? yeah. he's cool, though. all right. uh, i'll talk to you later. >> calvin: [ crying ] >> malik: cousin -- cousin calvin, man, you -- you used to be my hero. >> calvin: i k

tracy? tracy: lots of action in the food sector today, adam. >> we love food. tracy: always. ashley: i'm starving, by the way. forget flying car, tesla ceo is unvailing the designs what could be the real transportation of the future this afternoon. it's intriguing, this. jo is in loveland, colorado with a look at the technology. jo? >> that's right, ashley. it's very exciting technology, but first, elon musk was scheduled to unvail the loop, the high speed capsule travel earlier, but it's delayed to 4:30 eastern time. look for that on twitter. meanwhile, we're here at ability composite with the owner. thanks so much for joining us. we're in front of a structure that could pretty much take a capsule and launch us straight to china, essentially. tell us -- >> well, this is an auto clave we use, it's really a ressure cooker used to consolidate the lamb innocent, but it's similar in size. it has the readings, and the capsule is loaded in a structure similar to this, it's evacuated, and then it would get on the system and go down. >> now, you guys coordinate with et3, a leading de

tracy: yeah. he seems to think so. >>> the american pickup truck dominating auto sales. ford, gm, chrysler say truck sales are outpacing cars more than two to one. how long can this last? fox news has the story. ashley: housing prices surging 25%, a heck of a day for them after beating expectations for its own. ceo pete flint will join in a first on fox interview. that is straight ahead. tracy: looking at home prices. i'm fascinated i. i was on it earlier. top of the our hour now. time for stocks. we go down to nicole petallides on the floor of the exchanges. we have a record day here today. >> we got you covered. cars, real estate, the stock market. you're right, tracy and ashley. we have a record day on wall street today. the dow and s&p hitting record intraday highs we have never seen before. all-time, lifetime highs. the nasdaq composite also doing well, hitting levels we haven't seen since the year 2000. you remember when the nasdaq was above 5000. so far so good here today. the nasdaq is up

tracy: okay. well our next guest says the president's speech may actually breathe a little life into the efforts in the senate to reform fanny and freddie which have guaranteed nearly two thirds of all home loans since the housing crisis. greg valliere, chief political strategist at potomac research group joins us now. it seems a little contradictory that the president wants to take the government out of anything. here he is saying let's get the government out of housing. not really though, right? >> you have to read the fine print, tracy. tracy: right. >> i think he would still like to have a government guaranty, not as big as obscene one for fanny and freddie. he would still like to have some oversight. his path would bee different from the path the house would favor. tracy: same horse, different pleas isn't it because we're still talking about the a government backstop. >> stop me if you heard this before. you have the senate, republicans and democrats agreeing on a bill, yet you have got the h

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. the dow tumbling down 216 points. two dow components sparks new fears of corporate earnings. ashley: economic news boosting the fear that fed tapering will start five weeks from now. russ koesterich is here to tell us how to play these markets. tracy: warren buffett is losing his taste for big name food stocks. we'll tell you what he is buying and selling ahead. ashley: a lot of people pay attention to that first, top of the hour. time for stocks. it has been a tough day. let's go down to nicole petallides on floor of nyse. nicole? >> tracy, ashley, we've seen a market under pressure all day. one. headlines pertaining to concerns when the fed may taper, that could be sooner rather than later. that is something that really weighs on markets ultimately. you can see the knee-jerk reaction. dow jones industrials are down 211 points. they're off the lows of the day. at one point we broke down through 15,100. have a couple of dow components worth watching. all 30 dow components are lower whether financials energy or tech bu

tracy: exactly. ashley: today's jobs reports raising new questions about when the fed will really start tape everying its stimulus. stifel-nicolaus portfolio manager kev vain can rohn how wall street is reading the tea leaves. tracy: how about that. as we go to break take a look at some of the winners and losers on the s&p 500. we were talking about with viacom with nicole earlier, up 6%. we'll be right back. ♪ tracy: 90 minutes until the close. nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. are we going to turn green before the end of the day, nicole? >> reporter: maybe. as solid may be. let's take a look at linkedin. that is something i am following very closely. they continue to do very well, tracy and ashley, continuing to add more members, growing at the fastest pace in nearly two years. the stock has soared to an all-time high. again up over 11 percent today on these quarterly numbers, and several firms continue raise their price targets on this one for rf -- for example, counter fitzgerald

tracy: really? >> all of those big banks we talk about every single day, they don't necessarily have presence of quicken loans. the other thing that ties them to the story we were just talking about the company has been instrumental trying to bring detroit back from the brink. they built a glossy, beautiful headquarters in downtown detroit. tracy: wow. >> they're committed to seeing detroit do better. we'll talk about that we'll talk about the housing market. what is the future of loans right now. ashley: yay. >> where are we going with that. ashley: very good. tracy: good stuff. >> it will be a lot of fun. tracy: don't miss "the willis report" tonight 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox business. ashley: president obama set to give a news conference in about half an hour. he doesn't do these very often in front of the press corps. there is a lot to talk about before he goes on vacation from terror to immigration reform and oh, yeah, the debt ceiling. chief political correspondent byron yor

tracy: breaking news. the so the treasury department and irs saying all legal same-sex marriages will be recognized for federal tax purposes. treasury and irs say the ruling applies regardless of law in states, regardless of where the couples are married. so same-sex couples can reside in any state, their federal status will stay the same. this is huge for them. ashley: get the benefits. tracy: first of all it applies to for gift and estate tax purposes too. they could leave to the spouse estate tax-free irs, contributions, in addition they can go back, amend their returns and get refunds and go back and file married filing jointly and get money back. ashley: big decision. tracy: that is huge, and great news. good stuff. i'm happy. >>> coming up, it could be a landmark settlement for the nfl now. the league is agreeing to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to settle thousands of concussion lawsuits. we'll have details on that ahead. ashley: stocks pushing higher on better than expected gdp reading last qu

tracy: that is scary. ashley: as the war between cbs and time warner cable wages:that is a hot topic dennises you believe best when get the 10 and 30 year treasurys. attend is down five basis points but the 30 year is moving down as well. we will be right back. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. beard gwing contest and go! ♪ win! what's in your wallet? >> i am lori rothman. federal magistrate has ordered bp must pay $130 million in fees to provide administrative cost for the multimillion-dollar sum affected by the 2010 gulf oil spill in argued it needed more documentation. will street journal reports the sec enforcement division is investigating for the withdrawal of rating of the real-estate deal. regulators are looking at the evaluation of 1.5 billion of commercial real-estate. yasuo getting a new logo. it will be showing 30 possible logos each day and it will be announced on the timber forth. this is th

tracy: they are jammed. tracy: not the all-time high in recent weeks, coming down from a little bit. disney is getting big. and the lone ranger losing big, down $100 million on that movie alone. the disney ceo is standing by his tent pole strategy for big budget films despite this flop and john carter. and go 1-on-1 with him and ask the head mouth to talk about his strategy at noon eastern. tracy: have a magical day. and abandoning plans to manufacture solar panels and the technology to first solar, i know you are still hot on this. >> first solar missed two quarters in a row so the stock is getting hit pretty well today but it is pretty big for the year. i am going through what you are going through, yellow flags and good things so year-over-year revenues are down. what bothered me about the report was stored over 3.4%. and that is a terrible sign, the bottom line was hit so hard. castro was so so. you talk about this with ge when a company buys something and uses its own stock,.4 s shares, what people are

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. so the cbs eye has been shut for more than three million homes since friday. some are saying it could stay that way until sent. that is when football season kicks off. that is crazy. ashley: in the wake of the edward snowden scandals, some are asking, how private is your sell phone? issue could make its way all the way to the supreme court but first our judge will be weighing in. tracy: 12 major league baseball players have been suspended for 50 games for using performance-enhancing drugs. we don't know the fate of yankees star alex rodriguez. we'll bring you that when we get it. we'll bring you the cost of the scandal to the players and the game. with negotiating going on? ashley: back-room deals may be going. tracy: dow is down 56 points. we have to get to the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole petallides down there. nicole, it has been hovering down here for a while. >> you're right, it has. of the at its lowest point it was down 70 points. right now we're down 56 points

tdd0 tracy: welcome back, i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: and i'm ashley webster. breaking news in the jpmorgan "london whale" case. federal prosecutors are about to lay out criminal charges against two former traders that could be going to prison for 25 years each. we'll bring you the news conference live in just moments. >> finance expert josh rosner is here to break down the case. plus why he said the tide is totally turning against the banks. >>> the latest on the deadly crash of a ups airbus jet in alabama. investigators are racing to find out what brought it down. ashley: first stocks hitting session lows in the last half hour. time for stocks. let's go straight to lauren simonetti on floor of the nyse as we do every 15 minutes. we're off 110 points on the dow. >> certainly it is lower. the markets took another leg down. the low of the session is 15, 315 on federal reserve governor, bullard saying fed has to hit the 2% inflation target it set and with those comments the markets took another leg down. we have two stocks today, one a winner and one a loser. jc

tracy: welcome back, i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: i'm ashley webster. breaking news on syria. secretary of state john kerry just laying out the u.s. case for military action in syria but he did stress it would be limited. president obama is expected to address the crisis. we'll bring us his comments and very latest just ahead. tracy: stocks turned sharply lower during secretary kerry's speech. down seven points. they have since recovered. oil and gold are under pressure. we're tracking the markets every move until the close. >>> america's shale boom, oklahoma one of several states fighting possible new regulations on fracking. attorney general scott pruitt on why he says it amounts to regulation overload. that is all coming up. as we mentioned, markets coming back a little bit. we go down to lauren simonetti on the floor of the exchange every 15 minutes. hey, lauren. >> two hours left to the month of august, right? it has been a terrible month. dow, nasdaq, s&p, all down sharply. the dow is looking at sharpest monthly loss since may of 2012. the stocks are down for the week. w

tracy: i am tracy byrnes. dennis: dennis kneale. when good news is bad news the dow down again, better and employment numbers, jobless claims sparked more years on wall street the fed will stop speaking of the punch bowl. when ben bernanke and company will begin to taper. tracy: big business at the pta, tiger and phil, big favorites, what a win would add to their already big bank accounts and advertising deals. dennis: the son's magnetic force, once in a 11 year phenomenon that could cost business and big bucks and joe bastardeye is here with the dire warning. tracy: stocks every 15 minutes, nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. >> hope everybody is doing well today. if you are pulling for some up arrows, you may or may not get your wish because this could be the fourth straight day of losses for the s&p and the doubt and if that was the case that would be the biggest losing streak of the year 2013. we have not seen that since december but that being said we have had some back-and-forth action, the dow is lower, the nasdaq

tracy: yes. >> and there's that. tracy: there's that. -@that s something we have to work on in our educational sill. bill, always gadd to see you. we'll see you next month, sir. >> thank you, good to see you. ashley: good points there. airline stocks by the way getting crushed on d.c.'s move to block the american-us airways merger we'll have the very latest next. tracy: plus jcpenney shares under pressure amid the boardroom shake-up. brian nagel says bill ackman's exit could actually leave a dark cloud over the company. he is here ahead to tell us why. first let's take a look at some of today's winners. as we head out to break the dow is up 58 points. s&p 500 winners are up right now. we'll be right back. [ male announuncer ] how do you get your boue? with the bounce dryer bar, my clothes will be fresh out of the drawer for weeks. and it's great when things last a long time. well...most things. [ male announcer ] how do you get your bounce? [ woman ] can't regret fresh. >> breaking news for you, billionaire investor carl icahn tweeted he

tracy: i don't get that. tracy: great interview with iger, by the way. dennis: i put him on page one of the journal, put him on the cover of forbes in early 2000 we asked him to go alone. he said i am not crazy, i am not going cover alone. he has been doing a pretty good job. hollywood originally dismissed this guy as unoriginal and knew nothing about storytelling. almost there to prove hollywood wrong. tracy: we need one or two more. dennis: outperforming the s&p by triple, that is extraordinary. bargain shopping. whether there are any cheap stock deals to have. tracy: adam and lori will introduce you to a star startup business that had employees working and living under one roof. oh, my god. dennis: not it, who would want to take the smart chip maker private. that is next. dennis: so you know that interview with bob iger, i will be doing that across a network for much of the day. truly an impressive job they do taking one franchise and moving it and do all these businesses. starting with a movie and then -@cable, dvd, video games and ts and books. of c

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. the obama white house yet again going after a major bank, using the controversial legal tactic, disparate impact. this time the doj is impacting pnc over its mortgage pricing for quote, protected classes. we'll have the latest on this ahead. ashley: meantime america's shale boom, the energy department approving an export terminal for u.s. liquified natural gas, lng. energy transfer equity is part of that project. its stock at all-time high. global cfo jamie welch is here straight ahead. tracy: that's good stuff. special report, small business, big ideas. we bought a sandwich shop. he bought a sandwich shop while he was 17. maybe we'll buy them one day. he turned it into a nationwide franchise. ceo will tell us how he did it at a very young age. ashley: i think it would be mike, jersey pete's. time for stocks. nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. nicole, the dow higher but the dollar down. >> a lot boeing on absolutely today. we had back and forth action on the dow jones indus

look. >> don't ignore that. >> tracie. tracie. she is very special. she makes me want to step my game up. yes. >> [ deep voice ] luke, this is your father. [ breathing heavily ] i'm glad you have stepped your game up. it is nice to see you growing up, simba. >> thank you, father. and to celebrate my manhood, i will go beat malik's high score. >> ugh! may the force be with you... jerk. sony pictures television oh, not tonight! not tonight! [telephone rings] hello. hey, honey. listen, i have a problem. yeah, tell me about it. i can't find the salsa. what?! i bought salsa yesterday, and it disappeared. it's gone! ok, well, i'm sorry to bother you during this very difficult time. uh, but i just found out that i have to work late tonight, so i'm not gonna be able to pick up your mother from the airport. well, i--i can't, either! i got a poker game! calm down. i will call a cab for your mother. ok? ok. that solves the easy problem. all right. i gotta go. sure! just run away like you always do! ok. bye-bye. bye-bye, now. yeah-- hey. oh, great. those idiots d

tracy is monitoring the website, quite possibly as we speak. okay, um, what else have you found out about our victim, lieutenant? intriguing endeavors, the company formed by ken and mark bernstein, was a cash cow. pulled in over $12 million last year alone. there were some questions about some unpaid taxes and an offshore company pulling in proceeds, but the, uh, fbi's investigating that. no, no, no, no. fritz and i have discussed this, and we have a deal. we no longer share information with each other. yeah, well, i don't have that deal, and if there's one time that "no divisions" should mean something, it's when the fbi and local law enforcement can work together to solve a murder. chief, either tracy is the murderer and he's running around collecting all the evidence and he's contaminating every single witness -- or he's not the killer, and we have to stop him before he makes an arrest. until now, he's been one step ahead of us. but we know something that he doesn't -- where the victim spent the night and with whom. lieutenant tao. i'm updat

i think that's what tracy's getting to. it's not just the line items you put on your 1040, which are numerous these days, but you're right, it absolutely is. it's the cost of commuting, the gas tax, the food prices we pay. everything has gone up. the bottom line, the average household out there has less to spend. that's a fact. because they have less to spend, retailers like walmart, dollar general, et cetera, et cetera, are suffering, and they're going to continue suffering as long as that income stays low and the bigger point probably, that high unemployment rate stays as high as it is. >> in fact, walmart is warning basically that things are not going to get any better. what does that say when the world's largest retailer when they say, sales are going down? >> that could construe the upper end of the economy is doing better. that's not their target audience. i will say -- you guys are talking about half the equation. the you said gas prices, that's going up this year and interest rates are going up a lot recently. that'

tracy: a quick question. is that deal with china mobile, will that be enough to permanently pushed apple above $500? tracy: that certainly sounds like good exposure. i read something else, some of the insiders are reporting that apple may unveil an unexpected new television product later in the fall. so is that something different, new? and still waiting for the watch. >> one final point. the moves here in the second quarter, a little bit bearish. basically buying puts against their position in apple. tracy: i love your in-depth reporting. >> thank you so much. ashley: thanks. elgin zero america about to launch. does it need them? and dennis is on that story next tracy: troubling new signs. to many americans are not saving enough for retirement. those details ahead. first the tin and 30-year treasury. [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob is metamucil. and this pk is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gelling hes to lower some cholesterol. metacil

as we look at the altamont pass, it is jammed coming from tracy. we had an early sig-alert and another alert at grant behind road blocking a lane and we are left with an hour's drive to head out of tracy to dublin. it does fought look like san jose is doing much better with a six mile backup. >> you have exceeded your number of syllables, by the way. >> we continue now, online and on twitter and facebook and mobile devices. >>> good morning, america. breaking this morning. fiery crash. a ups cargo plane goes down before landing at the birmingham, alabama >>> breaking right now. security forces crack down with bulldozers, invading the streets of egypt. heavily armed officers firing teargas. this country, on the brink of all-out violence. just hours after a direct hit on al qaeda terrorists. connected to threats in yemen. >>> abc news exclusive. usher's ex-wife, tameka raymond, speaking out for the first time since their 5-year-old son's horrifying accident in the family pool. the heart-stopping second she found out and who she blames. ♪ >>> get re

. >> tracy, you always take a look at the business. they're the engine of economy for the job creation. do you think they're creating part-time workers? >> yes. we talked about it before. that's what we're seeing wh these small business guys brenda, in the numbers we saw this week we saw hourly hours worked and that's a bad sign as well. you're gettingours and the reason is costs are going up with regard to obama care. >> is obama care the result of this? >> they want a dynamic work force. they want everybody part-time. it's not just america and it's not bad thing. first of all in england where they have national health care, the governme pays for health caring they have a record number of part-time workers. that's not because of obama care. what's really going on is employers don't want to necessarily hire you. they don't want to give you 401(k) or heal benefits. yeah, that will discourage an pl to be a full-time. you guys are acting like the '50s model, the watch, the plan, health care. >> gary, take it on. >> i agree with jonas. we

it's not tracy, you didn't file your travel expense report. bosses aren't doing that unless they're from, you know, the stone age or something. and two, it's actually -- for me, when i'm away on vacation, less stressful for me to check it then rather than come back and the day you get back you have 250 things that are our gent and ruins the whole vacation. i think it should be -- >> we would all like to hear from you, though. thanks, guys. >> thank you. >> thanks to mark for joining us. well, how would you like to be staying at this five-star resort this holiday weekend? you think you can't afford to pay for it? what if i told you you just did. please. what's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? maybe. you know why i pulled you over today? because i'm a pig driving a convertible? tail light's out.. fix it. digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app. ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around barb

. >> tracy, you always take look at the business. they're the engine of economy for the job creation. do you think they're creating part-te workers? >> yes. we talked about it before. that's what we're seeing with these small business guys brenda, in the numbers we saw this week we saw hourly hours worked and that's a bad sign as well. you're getting hours and the reason is costs are going up withegard to obama car >> is obama care the result of this? >> they want a dynamic work force. they want everybody part-time. it's not just amica and it's not bad thing. first of all in england where they have national health care, the government pays for health caring they have a record number of part-time workers. that's not because of obama care. what's really going on is employers don't want to necessarily hire you. they don't wantto give you 401(k) or health benits. yeah, that will discourage an pler to be a full-time. you guys are acting like the '50s model, the watch, the plan, health care. >> gary, take it on. >> i agree witjonas. we do

. >> tracy, you always take a look at the business. they're the engine of economy for the job creation. do you think they're creating part-time workers? >> yes. we talked about it before. that's what we're seeing with these small business guys brenda, in the numbers we saw this week we saw hourly hours worked and that's a bad sign as well. you're getting hours and the reason is costs are going up with regard to obama care. >> is obama care the result of this? >> they want a dynamic work force. they want everybody part-time. it's not just america and it's not bad thing. first of all in england where they have national health care, the government pays for health caring they have a record number of part-time workers. that's not because of obama care. what's really going on is employers don't want to necessarily hire you. they don't want to give you 401(k) or health benefits. yeah, that will discourage an pler to be a full-time. you guys are acting like the '50s model, the watch, the plan, health care. >> gary, take it on. >> i agree with

also with tracy. as a college student and waiting on tables through my four years i can tell you that i had a lot of incentive to try to get more than 10% or 15% and get 20% by servicing my customers at the table. i would not have that incentive if i was pooling chips through the entire weight staff, in particular. and how i service my clients or my customers. so i think we should leave it as it is. let the restaurants that want to include it as a gratuity in the bill. i don't think that they will be as competitive as the others. >> david, i'm sure you got good tips. john, what do you think about this whole thing? >> i think i should get a tip for doing this show in the middle of a storm in jackson hole. you have a few workers show up because of personal integrity and work hard. i think everything should be based on tips. if gary b. does a great job on the show, which he always does, i say pay him more. >> john, do we give you a tip when you come from bermuda, too? >> yeah. >> quit complaining. >> we

also with tracy. as a college student and waiting on tables through my four years i can tell you that i had a lot of incentive to try to get more than 10% or 15% and get 20% by servicing my customers at the table. i would nohave that incentive if i was pooling chips through the entire weight staff, in particular. and how i service my clients or my customers. so i think we should leave it as it is. let the restaurants that want to include it as a gratuity in the bill. i don't think that they will be as competitive as the others. >> david, i'm sure you got good tips. john, what do you think about this whole thing? >> i think i should get a tip for doing this show in the middle of a storm in jackson hole. you have a few workers show up because of personal integrity and work hard. i think everything should be based on tips. if gary b. does a great job on the show, which he always does, i say pay him more. >> john, do we give you a tip when you come from bermuda, too? >> yeah. >> quit complaining. >> we ha

and detective tracy here seems to understand that better than you do, chief. isn't that right, detective? crimestoppers. uh, i'm sorry. that's the password that i put on the victim's computer. it's "crimestoppers." do i really have to tell you guys everything? tao: mm. brenda: oh. i think i know her. uh, lieutenant tao, just go to recent, um, uh... documents? yes, please. know her from where? uh, the motor pool, i think. here we go, chief. uh, chief, jill pappas is waiting in the electronics room. thank you, buzz. lieutenant tao. it's printing out right now. ms. pappas, thank you for coming in. buzz: lieutenant flynn, detective sanchez, please have the women face forward. sanchez: could you line up against the wall, please? face forward. i really appreciate that. thank you. i'll go in closer. oh, no. that's gail mcdonald. she was a particularly bad sport. during our video follow-up session, she made overt threats toward intrigue. it got quite ugly. now, ms. pappas, uh, i have a bad surprise for you. buzz, would you please ask sergeant gabriel to bring in our l

from tracy to dublin that is 41 minutes and 101 is still clear. toward treasure island, it eases up as you make it into san francisco and at the maze everything is at top speed. >> more on breaking news a cargo plane crashes in alabama and is a jumbo jet belonging to ups. we are joined with the latest from the newsroom. only a pilot and co-pilot were on board. and this happened in birmingham, alabama, and two people were reported dead. this video shows the flashing lights of law enforcement and we have a photo of the crash site and you can see the white smoke billowing in the air and you can see fire burning crew the trees. an airbus was on the way from louisville, kentucky, to bam -- alabama and it crashed. ups says "as we work through this difficult situation we ask for your patient and that you keep those involved in your thoughts and your prayers." that is the statement from ups this morning. an airport spokesman says that the plane went down this an open field but there are no homes in the immediate area and she said the crash has not affecte

tracy: this is a cool story. just over 40 years ago, the miami dolphins made history as the only undefeated team in the nfl. earlier this hour, president obama welcomed the players and coaches. only one team, and you can quiz yourself, all right, it was the to 2007 new england patriots. why the four decade delay? random, but it is still cool. ashley: 40 years is a little late. tracy: president obama said they looked a little different. [laughter] tracy: that is what he said. ashley: i love it. on "countdown to the closing bell," imagine a gadget that it save your marriage and the way you live. we will show you exactly what it is. we will have that and the rest of days action on "countdown to the closing bell." state right now, 7 years of music is being streamed. a quarter million tweeters are tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet t

i'm your host, tracy sellers. our first story today involves a family that has taken the lessons of the past to ensure success today and in the future as well. take a walk through your average produce aisle these days and there are more choices than ever, but one farm has a very eye-catching marketing strategy to entice you. and it all has to do with the bright picture of a lile boy named andy. but have you ever stopped to wonder, who is this andy boy guy anyway? >> andy boy's my father, andy d'arrigo, he's the face on the label and a lot of people ask, is there an andy boy and i say, yes, there is. >> who is this? >> yep. it's me. >> oh. ha ha. you see, when folks around here say andy d'arrigo is the face of andy boy produce, they mean it, literally. now 86 years young, he, along with his daughter margaret and son john, run one of the most successful farms in the salinas valley. it all started back in the early 1900s, when andy's dad and uncle emigrated from sicily and went through ellis island. they were both te

you apologize for calling tracie potts. >> i love tracie potts. that is ok. >> good to see you. >> thank you. the oneso get closer to year anniversary of the perry hall high school shooting. this year parents and students will notice some changes. a new security system requires visitors to have their drivers license scanned. says he still relies on what students here and say over social media. students to report to us and to their parents and to any adult who will then report to us and then we institute our already standing procedures in investigating the nature of why a student name was given to us. >> new high-tech security amera are being installed. research officers will have handheld metal detectors. his father says he will be at school on the first day of school. police are investigating a suspicious package. this happened on perry hall boulevard just before 4:00 yesterday. some reported a suspicious package near an apartment building. officials say no one was hurt and no evacuations were necessary. >> 6:10. wone know three people the big po

we have clear conditions on i-80 but not too bad. 580 westbound from tracy to dublin is looking good and 85 northbound from 101 to were cupertino is only five minutes and here is the san mateo bridge, traffic is running smoothly at 14 minutes from hayward to the peninsula. we follow breaking news in the north bay where 25 people are displaced by an early morning apartment fire. the red cross is now helping residents find a place to stay and the fire broke ought at the marlow apartments at 1:00 o'clock this morning. win was taken to the hospital only with minor injuries. the four could have been started by a barbecue on a balcony. crews cleared the scene the past 20 minutes. >> new word that the new bay bridge could open after all on labor day weekend. the federal government is now green lighting the original opening date despite cracked bolts. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is on treasure island or, rather, in san francisco. amy? >> they are saying we could drive on the new bridge while they fix it. they still need to fix the broken bolts so they have delayed the opening. those bo

a send up for its from tracy -- a stand up performance from tracy morgan. -- every once a while, the soft side show. miscommunication. flacco has earned a measure of leeway and would know in certain. the pga. the barclays kickoff. the 14th whole. two holes in one and here is one of them. kj with one hop. he is always a factor. greg, not to be outdone. the same result but a little bit prettier. sucks it right back in. gorgeous. tiger woods is four strokes back. features ag only handful of headliners. in saratoga.rack orb hasstretch run and the lead. out of the blue, will take charge. he flies into the picture. he captures the travers by a nose. that is sports. >> a few sprinkles south of the bay and is going away. monday looks like a good day and humidity comes up a bit. rain chances go up. >> t >> this is an editorial with the president and general manager. >> the last 30 years of her life raising money to help children suffering from cancer and she died last week at the age of any and not before the foundation she found it with her late husband raised almost $37 million. in 1984, ca

clearly tracy byrnes apple did not fall far from the tree. but that's not the point. look, look, look. i don't often like to dabble in service journalism. frankly i think it's beneath me. but i would like to do the fast food workers of america a favor right now. you see these faces next to me, all these people have been saying terrible things about you. so i want you to remember these faces. and if any of these people happen to come into your restaurant, i'm not say shall did -- i'm not saying you should give them the special sauce, i'm just saying i think it's pretty clear they deserve telephone. we'll be right back?ç?çwóóo?ó?oo euu)r hsq@q@,x-x >> welcome back. there has been disspiriting news of the intractable war in sir ya, the collapse of egyptian democracy and the decision to extend under the dome from a miniseries to a full-fledged series. they're under a dome. they're going to run out of supplies. they're under a dome. the premise is not sustainable. they're in a dome. but at least this summer does have one thing over this time last year. there is not an

clearly tracy byrnes apple did not fall far from the tree. but that's not the point. look, look, look. i don't often like to dabble in service journalism. frankly i think it's beneath me. but i would like to do the fast food workers of america a favor right now. you see these faces next to me, all these people have been saying terrible things about you. so i want you to remember these faces. and if any of these people happen to come into your restaurant, i'm not say shall did -- i'm not saying you should give them the special sauce, i'm just saying i think it's pretty clear they deserve telephone. we'll be right back?ç?çwóóooo?oo dtwc >> welcome back. there has been disspiriting news of the intractable war in sir ya, the collapse of egyptian democracy and the decision to extend under the dome from a miniseries to a full-fledged series. they're under a dome. they're going to run out of supplies. they're under a dome. the premise is not sustainable. they're in a dome. but at least this summer does have one thing over this time last year. there is not an election goi

clearly tracy byrnes apple did not fall far from the tree. but that's not the point. look, look, look. i don't often like to dabble in service journalism. frankly i think it's beneath me. but i would like to do the fast food workers of america a favor right now. you see these faces next to me, all these people have been saying terrible things about you. so i want you to remember these faces. and if any of these people happen to come into your restaurant, i'm not say shall did -- i'm not saying you should give them the special sauce, i'm just saying i think it's pretty clear they deserve telephone. we'll be right back Øh8 >> welcome back. there has been disspiriting news of the intractable war in sir ya, the collapse of egyptian democracy and the decision to extend under the dome from a miniseries to a full-fledged series. they're under a dome. they're going to run out of supplies. they're under a dome. the premise is not sustainable. they're in a dome. but at least this summer does have one thing over this time last year. there is not an election going on. >> there c

clearly tracy byrnes apple did not fall far from the tree. but that's not the point. look, look, look. i don't often like to dabble in service journalism. frankly i think it's beneath me. but i would like to do the fast food workers of america a favor right now. you see these faces next to me, all these people have been saying terrible things about you. so i want you to remember these faces. and if any of these people happen to come into your restaurant, i'm not say shall did -- i'm not saying you should give them the special sauce, i'm just saying i think it's pretty clear they deserve telephone. we'll be right back >> welcome back. there has been disspiriting news of the intractable war in sir ya, the collapse of egyptian democracy and the decision to extend under the dome from a miniseries to a full-fledged series. they're under a dome. they're going to run out of supplies. they're under a dome. the premise is not sustainable. they're in a dome. but at least this summer does have one thing over this time last year. there is not an election going on. >> there could

tracy, back to you.

hour to get you from tracy to dublin. into san jose, a wide view shows the roads that lead northbound and southbound through san jose along 101 at top speeds and 67 miles per hour. 280 is clear into cupertino. as we head outside, a look at the toll plaza where we have construction to the end of the tunnel and westbound side will last until 5:00. it is being were whatted up right now so everyone is moving smoothly without any problems. >> new information this morning an n.s.a. leaker edward snowden's journey any to asylum. a respected russian newspaper said he spent two days in the russian consulate in hong kong before trying to get to latin america and flew to now in june and then plans to go to cuba and bolivia. if that is true it suggests greater russian involvement in his efforts to escape american justice than the russian government has acknowledged. >> next, a tasty treat that is the air force's new target on illegal drugs. >> president's testimony just released, ford talking about the woman who try today assassinate