further the economy if everyone is buying a used car and having a blockbuster quarters that good? >> i think people of feeling confident enough to buy used but not new. there's a bad side to the economy, or maybe americans are held getting smarter and don't realize -- don't think they need the latest model. melissa: how you interpreted? >> i have a different opinion. i actually think what is interesting to note here is car sales are pretty big component of inflation so when we have the next c t i reading going forward this will be interesting, dovetailing back to what we saw a couple days ago. this could be a sign the economy is a little healthier, we're seeing more inflation. you don't buy that. melissa: it is so nice. >> going forward you have to look at j.d. power came out with their comments a new cars are actually not so great anymore. it used to be the nuts and bolts, they are not doing as great. they are not. with our maps they have a great model. the idea you're going in and don't have to haggle over the price and the warranties and service they are offering, big reason the company is doing well. melissa: sparks flying in capital will as the irs commissioner takes the stand to explain two years of lost e-mails. >> i don't think an apology is no. there is not a single e-mail lost since the start of this investigation. every e-mail has been preserved that we have. we have produced a will produce by the end of this -- >> you don't think the time period between january of 2009 and april of 2011 is relevant to this investigation? >> it is relevant. melissa: we will produce, they will do it. going back to 82 individuals in rebuilding the stock that lost. the dog ate my homework excuse didn't work. who wants to take this win? >> they are not losing a one's tax returns, they can go back 20 years on those that can't find a few e-mails. >> i have a really great solution for the irs. there's one part of the government fantastic and technology, the nsa. you could hire the nsa, problems all. melissa: you are not the first to think of that. that is an obvious solution. >> they are wasting time on this discussion. everybody is under subpoena right now and obviously committing perjury if they are lying about this. let's go forward with the investigation. melissa: of the e-mails are gone they are gone. no e-mails are ever gone. >> bring in some i t specialists. melissa: this is smoke from the oil refinery, insurgents seized the plant earlier this week as president obama plans to spend 300 military advisers to the region. and smoke billowing out of that. what does this mean? how serious is this? >> the price of oil ratchet up, brent crude and w. t. i, and in the last couple weeks, probably stays elevated and that is a risk to the global economy but of course the real risks, the intermediation between shia, sunni and northern area of the kurds. melissa: that means everyone is smart and targeting the assets and they're going to make it count any will be painful for the rest of us. >> look, look at this. can dollar increase in the price of dollars of crude oil, it is an% of global growth. and the global growth to 2.8%. melissa: we are talking about the money aspect, the show is called money. what do you think? >> big money to be made for the kurds because that took over one of the facilities. and not to mention some investors who build more pipelines, more oil production facilities in that area. melissa: how much of the distraction is that? >> it is acute distraction. topic a on wall street, it will continue into next week and the foreseeable future. melissa: activist investor carl icahn saying family dollar should put itself up for sale immediately. warning that if the company doesn't come he will try to throw out the entire board of directors. nothing like throwing up molotov cocktail. >> it is interesting. a lot of big investors, another hedge fund guy, and what does that mean for the future of america? are they seeing a more depressed american future needs to stop these dollars? walmart are expanding as well. melissa: you say no? >> the reason carl icahn is doing this is the company grew too fast too soon. they had 2,000 employees adding 2,000 stores nationwide and the stock has lagged. >> i take play with that. they followed the s&p over the last five years performancewise but compared to its peers, it has not performed so uncle carl sees an opportunity here and i think he will execute well on this one. melissa: starbucks program is not as sweet as originally founded. the coffee chain doesn't actually contribute any money upfront to the scholarship. this is arizona state university michael crow saying they are actually putting any money into this, charging starbucks workers, discounted price and they think the remainder will likely be covered by federal aid. they came out, you got to be careful when you harold's these things, great that they get a discount to go to school on line but starbucks not the hero -- >> turning out not to be a great press story. we will see how many starbucks employees take up this program but it kind of makes me nervous because some of these kids may -- however old they are -- may start to go to school and may not finish these degrees. now they're taking federal loans and are in low-wage jobs. i don't think this is a good pattern. melissa: is not easy to get federal loans. it is not -- maybe they end of taking -- >> another no cost benefit starbucks is giving its employees, showing they care about their employees. the employee has the right, don't need to go to college and take out the loans. i am for starbucks. melissa: it is a pr campaign that is backfiring. when we originally did this there was someone who said i don't think starbucks is putting any money into this. they made a deal with arizona state and just getting the p r out of it and that turned out to be exactly the case. >> howard schultz always wanted to seem a little bit altruistic. always wanted to treat his employees a little bit better than other similarly situated retail outlets. this is another way for him to get pr over top of that. it is obvious he won't put his dollars where his mouth is. melissa: it definitely backfired. should bonny yogurt company sued for tricking customers about the health benefits and now they come after them saying it is not as healthy as they said. apparently the products and 16 grams of sugar which is the same as nestle fudge ice-cream bar. >> it is good. melissa: reading the labels also am surprised by anything, i look at the labels. >> it turns out the evaporated juice in it, actually that is not juice at all. it is the same as sugar, a nice way of saying sugar, beautiful. >> the irony here is two days ago the u.s. department of agriculture actually decided they would put the yogurt in seven school district so we have this very different opinion from the u.s. department of agriculture and i hope the judge in this case has a good sense of humor. melissa: part of a lawsuit. >> the yogurt there is nothing greek about the yogurt. this is silly like suing mcdonald's. come john. melissa: thanks, guys. coming up, call him the justin bieber of bonds, donning shades and putting them in canada on reporters. love is in the air and finding its way to wall street. gordon gecko would be horrified. more money coming up. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. melissa: the love affair on wall street resources they they are developing what a bond. veronica dagger along with scott martin from united advisers, a fox news contributor and charlie gasparino who is all over this. >> these are bitter competitors obviously, they are fighting it out on the ali baba listing. duncan neiderauer a who used to run the nyse and is retiring and bob greifeld could barely be in the same room, they hated each other but these two guys that are going to run it now, jeff springer bought the stock exchange last year and bob greifeld developing a close relationship. they are planning -- we made fun of it before -- melissa: a to vegas together. >> a serious side to this story, market structure, you will find what you are going to see is he and i always mispronounce his name -- bob greifeld working together on common goals like market structure. both of these guys are worried about the fragmentation of the markets. many, many exchanges known as dark rules established taking business and transparency away from the market. they are going to fight that and this is where you will see this relationship because they're pretty tight and they did try to mount a hostile takeover for the stock exchange in 2010. the fox business network was first to report that so there is some history there. it is getting tighter and you will be interesting watching these guys work together when reality bob greifeld and duncan neiderauer could barely in the same room together and as competitive as they do common goals, market structure is a huge common goal. melissa: what do you make of this? >> it is interesting because these two guys are at odds with each other as competitors, it does help the market and these guys collude and eliminate these outside players. the only thing to keep in mind is you have this collusion, mergers in the company space outside the markets, it does hurt the consumer so it is good to have some competitors out there but initially it will improve the system, something i think is worth pursuing. >> maybe we will see a merger from the stock exchange to the nasdaq. melissa: that is where i thought you going. i want to move to one of my favorite stories of the day, you better believe it. the bond king himself stretching out on stage to carlos santana's smooth while wearing shades and calling himself the justin bieber of bonds. i am wondering has telos his mind? what do you think? >> i don't know. those sunglasses were something else. talk about wanting to brainwash reporters but sometimes wonder if that is a not so stupid wish. melissa: he said repeat after me, bill gross is the bravest, warmest most wonderfully human being you ever met in your life. that is the mystery in canada but he is up their chanting with the glasses on and someone from the wall street journal tweeted that out something is going on with him. very odd. >> how does that reporter know? for maybe -- may be -- the reporter knows. i will say is this. maybe he is losing his mind that maybe is eccentric. >> as he always been like this? >> who knows? you know? we don't know. melissa: is he's seen in? >> i don't know. >> here is the thing. it is not legal in chicago yet. that came out on stage and anything, tiger woods has the sunglasses on, not exactly endearing. >> not like to walk on stage in his underwear. he put glasses on. melissa: he calls himself -- >> he wrote that letter to his calf. this is all against the backdrop of posting $4.3 billion in out flows in may, and investor withdrawals at the same time coming got to carlos santana with the glasses on. and economic problems are going on. >> anybody that knows this guy knows that he is eccentric, a pain in the rear end to work for. he is a little crazy. any ceo, they are all not. melissa: that end on that point. they are all nuts. the big board closing in and 17,000, down wind isn't yet record intraday highs. let's go to adam shapiro on the floor of the stock exchange, you are watching two big losers. >> one is down, the other new can use the word loser. smith and wesson are down almost 10% in trading today. a lot has to do with their guidance for 2015 fiscal outlook, they are saying they are going to see sales fall about 7% in fiscal 2015 and when they do the earnings report the analysts were expecting sales to the a lot smaller so 2015 not lining up to be a good one for smith and wesson or today's trading and the stock about radio shack have an awful day, down 9.4 person committed a new 52 week low, first time ever they traded in the $1, and $0.91, 52 week, trading down 68%. last time radio shack was relevant charlie gasparino had a mustache. that was the 80s, wasn't it? melissa: i don't know. i need to see a photo of that. >> you have declared a work, adam shapiro. melissa: matters all right. we are going to do that very soon. >> the incident just so you know you can find. melissa: i will be googleing in a second. the barbie evolution, the plastic wonder girl got herself a new gig in silicon valley in search of. you just know the princeton mom has a thing or two to say 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>> it is warming up and a lot of people think the fitness checkers, the technology will be baked into a i watch or more smart watches. the foundation is there but which company can really make it work and make it stick? >> if anyone could it would be apple. what else have we heard about this? >> it comes in many different styles. if you are shopping you might not like the same shoes as somebody else but it is picking the right look for it. it needs to channel more like michael course or michael dell or not too computery. maybe things people can wear out and not just to the gym. melissa: the social media site has everyone talking but only saying one word, yo. the fifth most popular in the apps store, 300,000 new users, of 400% in the past 24 hours but something might slow down the buzz behind the apps. they got hacked by a couple of college students. it was georgia tech so they have some credibility, these hackers. >> the apps only took eight hours for them to make. they launched it in april and half a million dollar investment. and they have to take a step back and ramp up the security efforts. melissa: what are we missing about this? we are having a great time making fun of it, a single message that goes out, yo. do we need that? what we missing that makes this so fabulous? >> everyone was obsess with bird bird, such a frustrating concept everyone was talking about. there wasn't much to it and not much to this at the same time but somebody earlier, we will see if they are talking about it monday and the weeks to come or if it is just this week's hot -- melissa: we are missing the point because it is a transition your sending out, a lot of other things whether it is the siren, could it be used for something, like coffee? is it the ultimate marketing tool or just a dumb thing? >> interesting to see if you can change it to instead of yo maybe coffee or a heart symbol you can send to a significant other or something or maybe there are more uses than just yo. you would think they would eventually have to expand it a little. melissa: they're getting a lot of press, they got hacked, somebody took over elon musk's name, yoing as him, the whole thing is crazy. thank you so much. apologizing. a new campaign claims women using the word saree as the crutch and it might be holding them back in the work place. plus it took years to build back up but the housing industry about to come crumbling down again. can't afford to miss this one. piles of money coming up. ♪ 24/7 i'really? 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liz: a little bit of breaking news. we are watching this closely. oil as you know has been all day for the july contract, above 107. today in the afternoon it will roll over to the august contract and good news for consumers, bad news for investors, the new contract is $0.52 lower than the current contract. we will know more this afternoon but that is a bit of breaking is the real breaking news on family dollar, charlie gasparino will be coming down to the set, top of the show. has just spoken to carl icahn about his activist behavior, it is put up for sale and has some breaking news about his new intentions and plans. that is about carl icahn and family dollar. as far as the fancy apps that is so and fancy, just the gunz -- the yo apps. it has been hacked, it is all fun and games until someone loses and i. we have reporters, who broke the story of yo being hacked. is this a sign of a bubble about to burst in the apps world? melissa: is time for a little fun with spare change. the sales pitch, delivery in 30 minutes or less. whatever i told you you could have a bouncer, and banner service at the same time? 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[laughter] >> absolutely scary, but probably good for the overall image of that person, so they're probably doing them a favor in the long term. [laughter] melissa: there you go. i don't know. i mean, it's a little scary. one in five workers say their boss has asked them to do things unrelated to their job. oh, well. they're lucky they have the job -- >> which means four of the five employees also got told by their boss if you tell anybody, you're fired. [laughter] melissa: all right, and on to the ugly, a face only a mother could love. the world's ugliest dog competition kicks off tonight. is there such thing as an ugly dog? oh! [laughter] she's a little ugly. veronica, is there an ugly dog? that one has no neck, i don't know. it's a mutant of some type. >> i love this one. that one's so cute. melissa: look at where its eyes are. you know -- >> i can't make fun of 'em. melissa: veronica's refusing. >> yeah. these dogs look rabid, they don't look -- [laughter] that said, though, my money's on peanut. i think he was that second one in the slides. he's a runaway winner. melissa: heart attack your calendars -- mark your calendars, on monday we're going to have the ugliest/cutest dog right here. i hope that you are making money today on this record day in the market. liz claman and "countdown" starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: irrational exuberance or a new era for stocks? investors hope for yet another winning week with the dow and the s&p going for their sixth straight day of gains despite the chaos in iraq and the fed and the im, the cutting u.s. growth targets. is it safe to keep your money in stocks? one of the smartest investors around is here to guy guide you. thinking outside the juice box. the green juice craze has millions guzzling it, but what to do when you're on the go. start-up aloha has the answer. the ceo and founder who sold his last company to ebay for 220 million here in a fox business exclusive to tell us how he's cashing in on green. and what's up with hackers, yo?

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