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history, but it's one that needs to be told, specifically through soldier stories like lieutenant hobbs. some of our best collections of edged weapons in our artifacts storage facility are these insurgent weapons from the spanish-american war and the philippine insurrection. as we move on, the army doesn't just stop in interwar years. we did send a contingent of soldiers to the china relief expedition, more popularly known as the boxer rebellion. along with the british, austrians, russians, germans. and in that time we helped to secure peking, which would later be called beijing. it was a -- it was one of the first examples of the american army fighting alongside other nations, and really became the first real international operation marked by american cooperation with other countries. one interesting piece we have in our collection here at the army heritage and education center , and is accessible via several of the q.r. codes we have in the exhibit, in this case is calvin titus. titus won a medal of honor for daring and galant conduct, he was one of the first soldiers to scale the wal

so ukraine now where the main hobbs' advance a government resistance in the east in the cities of the new low ganske are preparing for a siege ukrainian forces are surrounding the capitals of the self-proclaimed republics that's after president poroshenko approved a plan for a military assault on both now these are the pictures you're about to see from the small town of severe. that has more to be suffered air strikes local militia have been left saying they don't want the child to the siege life here forces this video purportedly shows ukrainian military vehicles heading to the embattled cities and locals are living in fear as artist maria for national who's there. today again we woke up from very loud sounds of tillery we are in the city center and. we were able to hear the launch of the shells and we were also hearing how they were lending the anti government forces continue to shell the ukrainian army's positions in the outskirts of the city with the country's military firing back it happens very often that shells land in quite unexpected places in the city center and many residen

international the resistant hobbs' of donetsk and lugansk have come under fresh fire from the ukrainian military you may find some of the following images disturbing these are the latest scenes in the gun squarely fifteen people have reportedly been killed during the shelling of a residential area several civilians this bus stop or among the victims a number of apartment blocks school and the kinda got them also hit in the attack is how one eyewitness describes the carnage. although. the full value of really just heard an awful. look like it would read further. for you to perform for you the story you see on the other. was probably true for your brother or the other where you live the other near where you can hear the words you would use what you heard was a little bit of those few over the rolls. or the ukraine military has previously killed at least sixteen civilians with unguided grad rockets and that could amount to war crimes that's according to human rights watch which documented for missile attacks on the opposition held city of donetsk. where the group warns the grad system is t

i did not -- i did not say that hobbs and machiavelli were correct. i simply stated that is one of the premises of modern thought. and that the american founders disagreed with that, disagreed with the notion that mankind is naturally at war. the point is that mankind is neither at war nor at peace inherently, and that such peace as exists and such wars as exist are the products of specific decisions, and those specific orientations. it true that some kind of governments tend to be more warlike than others. and that is not necessarily -- that doesn't necessarily mean that the dictatorships are inherently more violent than democracy. that simply is not true. hat never -- has never been true. as far as women are concerned, the -- there's a reason why the greek made the furies female rather than male. as far as ukraine is concerned, the reasons for the enmitt between russians and ukrainians have something to do with the fact that the russians killed ukrainians by the tens of millions, and that there isn't a house hold in ukraine that does not have memori

thanks to simon hobbs. >>> he led the hearings with fed chair janet yellen, a cnbc exclusive.h our own rick santelli, you won't want to miss this, when we come back. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. >>> michelle ka brab ra caruso. leading to an intraday decline in u.s. averages. malaysian passenger airline according to reuters, with 295 onboard crashed in the ukraine near the russian border citing airline industry sources and interfax, a russian government news agency. 280 passengers onboard. 15 members were members of the crew. there are some reports coming out of intrafax, again, the russian government news agency, about the potential that this airline, air passenger jet may have been shot down. we don't knee. reuters is not reporting that. you can see, there has been an intraday move in the major averages as we are trying to

simon hobb will have more. a special got with scott wapner. >> thank you. nfl season almost here. training camp kicking off this week. for many of the teams around the nfl, we're so pleased now to be joined by the owner of the jacksonville jaguars, shahid khan first on cnbc. welcome. appreciate your patience waiting to deal with live television issues sometimes you encounter in this business. welcome. good to have you. >> well, thank you very much, scott. thanks for having me on. >> we can see behind you, of course, this stadium, and what are the biggest end zone video display screens now in the nfl. i know there is jerry's world down in dallas. are we going to call this shad's world now? >> no. you're going to call it florida's world, or jacksonville's world. and these are a different dimension. so, you know, they're bigger than the football field itself. they're 360 feet long, 60 feet high on both ends. along with a number of other things. pools, palm trees, wireless. a whole new experience. >> you spent $20 million of your own money on these displays? is that right? >> yeah. ye

ronald wilson reagan could chug an entire bottle of hobb their row, and two hours later he'd be whistling the star spangle banner out of his flaming bumhole. long may it wave. and we were so close to having a true commander-in-beef. just look at this 2012 photo of mitt romney ordering at a chipotle. that's how you order high -- hygienically, folks, polite distance, hands in pockets, wearing a condom, one imagines. i only bring this up because i believe in the american dream. when my great, great grandfather braved the atlantic crossing, he came here with the hope his new country would never be ruined by a bunch of filthy immigrants. sadly once again america is awash in unwashed masses. this time they're pouring across the long, skinny ocean to our south, the rio grand. >> in the southwest, a deepening crisis tonight involving thousands of children from central america who have been crossing into this country alone. >> many were hoping to meet up with parents after fleeing violence, poverty and gangs. >> packed into holding cells, sleeping on the floor with these thermal blankets, there's

surrounded after president petro poroshenko approved a plan for a military assault on the resistance hobbs' other cities have been strongholds of the government of movement in the east and the capitals of the self-proclaimed republics. pictures we've been getting from the region apparently show ukrainian war machines on route to the embattled cities both of them have been enduring overnight every most recent attacks have left up to three people dead they have very few national is there. today again we woke up from very loud sounds of tillery we are in the city center and the shelling was so close that we were able to hear the launch of the shells and we were also hearing how they were lending the anti government forces continue to shell the ukrainian army as positions in the outskirts of the city with the country's military firing back it happens very often that shells land in quite unexpected places in the city center and many residents have already fled the city and people continue to leave people were terrified by promises from key to surround the city of damascus and the guards and fea

gonski one of the suv cities preparing for siege asking of sense troops to surround the remaining hobbs' of government resistance. so reversed and nor the never have seized nuclear substances in the city in the sort of dog house called on they go on to help remove and that's the hazardous material will be used at home or abroad france has the latest. what we've learned is that in a letter to the united nations iraq announced insurgents have seized nuclear materials from miles away university according to iraq's u.n. ambassador mohammed ali al hakim at least forty kilograms of uranium compounds were stored in the university said the materials obtained can be used in manufacturing weapons of mass destruction and warned they could easily be smuggled out of iraq a u.s. government official told reuters news agency the materials are not believed to be enriched uranium and therefore make it difficult to make into a weapon it's also been revealed that islamic state the militants the group formerly known as isis captured a facility on june eleventh of thirty five miles southwest of baghdad which

despite reassurances that kiev is not targeting civilians residential areas in the rez resistance hobbs' of scandal guns have endured another night of army air raids riff notion i met some of the victims of the military operation in. and you day brings most. of the guns. this goes mother has just been killed when a shell landed on her fourth floor balcony it was up to the do to tell her father. this young man was lucky he was cruel to the hospital with a gunshot wound and unlikely to survive. can regain consciousness just minutes before we arrived this could use a few here but it is a simple bullshit getting. a sense that it's all. a son of a fertility somebody. to tell the world it isn't. or no way out of the hospital we made him dre who just brought his wife here this is where she was sitting you can see one bullet here in the water another stuck somewhere inside the metal court and drays still in shock and can't believe his wife survived the whole mizen i was in the shop and heard someone scream lay down on the ground but i yelled no my wife was in the car so i looked out of the wind

around that after president petro poroshenko approved a plan for a military assault on the resistance hobbs' this is up in the strongholds of the answer government movements in the east and the top it's all those off the self-proclaimed republics now are the pictures you can get from the eastern caribbean showing playing in the war machines and when the embattled cities both of them have been enduring overnights ever aids as well. this video was shot by one of the residents of will gone sky and you can hear shells exploding as they hit what appears to be residential buildings the most recent attacks have left up to three people that there has more. today again we woke up from very loud sounds of tillery we are in the city center and the shelling was so close that we were able to hear the launch of the shells and we were also hearing how they were lending the anti government forces continue to shell the ukrainian army's positions in the outskirts of the city with the country's military firing back it happens very often that shells land in quite unexpected places in the city center and many r

modern political thought beginning with machiavelli and hobbs imagined nothing but a natural state ofconflict and did not see any goodness in the pursuit of anything other than primacy. .. involve certainly a crude fat of human freedom and human freedom of course implies the fact that some humans will be rapacious towards others and of course makes it necessary for people to defend themselves violently more often than not. but what it does to us again to highlight christian thought does is to focus on the natural purpose. the american revolution was in fact a revolution against both the absolute power evidence and against the ireland priorities of most governments. this really must be very clearly understood that the american revolution of establishing work hand-in-hand with the revolutionaries privacy with the privacy of peace in the american revolutionaries thought. some arguments have been made by some conservatives that american-statesman covered the american-statesman of the founding era were concerned with peace because they were not strong enough to prevail a war that had they

had earn political thought beginning with machiavelli and hobbs imagined nothing but a natural stateof conflict and did not see any goodness in the pursuit of anything other than primacy. whereas, of course, the objective, the natural objective of state craft ought to be the pursuit of peace. why? well, because, again, peace is what allows human beings to concentrate on that which makes us most peculiarly human. now, this does not mean that the laws of nature and nature's god prohibits self-defense because, of course, the laws of nature and nature's god involve, certainly, include the fact of human freedom. and human freedom, of course, implies the capacity -- the fact that some humans will be rapacious toward with others and, of course, makes it necessary for people to defend themselves violently more often than not. so, but what it does do is, again, to highlight what christian thought does and, again, what classical thought does is to focus on the natural purpose of state craft. the american revolution was, in fact, a revolution against both the absolute power of government and ag

i had an affair with a woman who had a boyfriend and she didn't even waive to the bell hobb. >> it is true. he should be called -- like he should call himself mr. spry. only hillary could come off less sympathetic than the mistress. >> i feel so bad for hillary clinton in this story and i normally don't feel bad for hillary clinton. this energizer woman is being described as this bubbly, floury woman that passes out secret cookies to secret agents and hill vee a dark storm cloud nobody likes. she is just a wife and then inker. >>er is a tramp. it is like, come on. >> so you are disgusted by this whole thing? >> i am disgusted. you are probably jealous of the energizer, i'm sure. >> she knows how to bake. that's a skill i need to learn to land a man. i feel bad for hillary. it makes us all feel bad for her. she is the victim and she plays that kind of well. it could be that, but truly another scandal -- when it was in the white house with an intern, that was scandalous. that was great news. now it is like a 67-year-old man and it is a blonde bill bow. a blonde buxombimbo. it did go out

simon hobbs, back to you, buddy. >> thank you very much, rick santelli.wn to the launch, of course, of "squawk alley." kayla tausche has more. morning, kayla. >> reporter: good morning to you, simon. trulia, zillow, the big deal of the morning. we will talk to spencer rascoff, the ceo of zillow, behind the deal and that very rich valuation. because is the ceo of blackberry considering a deal? our jon fortt spoke with him. we'll have more on that and the apple/ibm partnership. >>> and finally, a rare interview with hollywood producer thomas tully, the ceo of legendary pictures, the man behind "the dark knight" franchise. you don't want to miss that either and all of that and more is ahead on "squawk alley" coming up next. just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your investments on your own. helping you find new ways to plan for retirement. and save on taxes where you can. so you can invest in the life that you want today. tap into the full power of your fidelity greenline. call or come

the english philosopher thomas hobbs wrote of a world without rules, a world without security. he described this world as having no industry, no movement, no culture, no society. of nothing but the continual fear of what violent death, of a world where the life of man was nasty, brutish, and short. security is necessary for us to live free from fear, but security takes work. and for 65 years that work has been led by the countries of the nato alliance. in today's dangerous world, nato must be ready to respond to whatever threats we face, to act quickly whenever, wherever, and however needed. this means europe and north america consulting together, acting together, and sharing the responsibility together. i know very well that from this side of the atlantic, it can appear that european allies expect the united states to defend them, but they're not prepared to defend themselves. but i have to say, this is simply not true. remember, during the cold war, european soldiers were confined to barracks. not so now. europeans have placed themselves in the line of fire in the balkans and

so obviously, people on those surveys must be long treasury, and simon hobbs, long hobbs. >> well, thata figure, and it is day one of the fed meeting and what does it mean for the future of the markets? our senior economics reporter steve liesman has more of what to expect, and steve, more importantly, the results of this month's fed survey. >> yes, simon. i want to show you the respondent's predictions of stocks and bond ss and the outlk for the federal reserve. looking at the outlook on stocks and bonds, they see the s&p 500 getting above 2000, but by december just at 2000 and plus 22 points, and by june of next year, 2053 and the end of the prediction of 2015 is 2075 and the percentages are 1%, and then about 4% and then about 5%, so no terrific gains predicted by this group. the good news is that these guys have been wrong. look at the predictions for this year. they have begun the year predicting that we would end at 1857, but look at a, that they are not much here. and looking at the outlook for the 10-year yield, and that has come down as well. current 249 and looking for 2.8%, a

. >> thank you, simon hobbs. >>> twitter stock up now only 21%.ney upped this price target. and matt levchin, the dow is down 120 points from session highs. >>> back in a minute. but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. >>> a special guest this morning who founded paypal in the late '90s. a firm ceo matt levchin with our own josh lipton in san francisco. josh? >> carl, here with matt levchin, paypal co-founder, yelp chairman, yahoo! board member and serial entrepreneur near silicon valley. talk about your company, online lending start-up, matt, in the business of making loans to consumers, right? and already raids $50 million, but i know you're ambitious and want to take on visa, wells fargo, the banks and lenders, so

from the bbc london headquarters where simon hobbs is talking europe as the markets close. >> comingo today's session, a real question as to whether retail sales are rising at all in the eurozone. flat for me and actually revised down from previous months, all forgotten. a strong rally across europe, you can see. in fact, taken us up to a 2% gain for the week overall on the broad market, on the stock 600, a lot of that clearly today has to do with the data that we had here in the rally above 17,000 on the dow. of course, still a benign environment from the european central bank. today mario draghi held a news conference in frankfurt. meetings every six weeks. less often. ar the fireworks of last month's meeting, of course, negative deposit rates and half a trillion dollars worth more of liquidity into the system, there wasn't really anything new. still a lot of questions, though, over the ecb. notably, why they appear to be suggesting rates will stay low for four years. do they not think their measures will improve the situation at all? interesting to see that the euro is down today,

. >>> meanwhile, simon hobbs to talk about not 35 years ago but what happened in europe today. >> somethe 8 track. a look at european markets. the sad thing, not got any pickup in the slack in the labor market in the united kingdom. stocks slightly higher. unemployment for the year stuck at 11.6%. the jermtden unemployment numbers rose the last two months by 34,000. jpmorgan saying payback for great declines in germany over the winter. big news at the corporate leapt, the find that came through $9 billion. the mp stock up almost 4% today. they say they can maintain the dividend to what they had last year and no capital raising at moment. a lot of other banks rising across europe, partly because the european union has given money to the bulgarians. a credit line to stop the run on the banks there. huge gyrations on the portuguese market. they've had to ban short selling, naked short selling on the spirit of, a portuguese bank under investigation from the luxen borje authorities. fell heavily yesterday and again today. short selling for one day and it's bounced back. yesterday, of course

commanded by a fire regional named hobbes, who i can assure the u.s.ly 25 hates army air force. fairly or unfairly, that's how he feels. the 30th division will be told, "we are sorry this happened to you, but go ahead and attack." if you have ever heard of the great war correspondent ernie pyle, he wrote a wonderful account of what it was like to force.ed by his own air he was right there with the .ourth division when u.s. army troops go forward on july 25, they find that the germans are still in a good position to resist, unfortunately. some of those front-line positions have not been hit that hard. that a bad thing. the good news -- or rear areas have been really nailed. communications destroyed. people just destroyed. course columns destroyed. all this kind of stuff. once you get past that hard crust of initial resistance, there is room to maneuver, and collins has to make this decision. should i send them forward and really go for the kill? he does so by july 26 and july 27, and it leads to what you see on the map -- a breakthrough through that blue rectangle that beyond, bo

panel are matt clean conservative strategist and founder and president of clean group ari robin robin hobb host of the agenda on sirius x.m. progress and scott greer associate editor of the daily caller thank you all for joining me tonight the obama administration is requesting from congress three point seven billion emergency funding to help deal with the ongoing crisis of the us mexico border the white house says that the money will be used to help pay for among other things increased surveillance of the border more immigration judges longer hours for border agents and legal services for undocumented children and use the administration's request comes as president obama is heading down to texas where some reports say he's going to meet to loan state governor rick perry perry says no i'm not going to shake his hand in public so we'll see where this one is anyhow republicans been screaming for ever for obama to do something about immigration john boehner will not bring a vote to the floor of the house on an immigration bill it's already been done that would have doubled the number of agent

go to hq, simon hobbs has a special guest. >> good morning to you. yes. this quarter by four cents thanks to its time share division. raising guidance for the full year accelerating both its free cash flow generation and indeed its stock buybacks. joining me exclusively, stephen holmes, chairman and ceo of wyndham worldwide. a solid quarter here? >> one of many we've had. we've put up a lot of great quarters and this is another one in the string of good quarters. >> the stock underperformed others in the industry. why many analysts have a buy. they think there's room for you to make up here. if we look at the hotel section first of all, the hotels division, a lot of people will know the brands. big brands, 7.5000, biggest in the world. and launching a campaign first time on television. is there a view perhaps you've underplayed some of those brands? >> i don't know if we've underplayed the brands. days inn, super 8, power houses in the mid-scale sectors. underplaying it? i don't think we've underplayed it. we've not had the ability to do an umbrella campa

the english philosopher thomas hobbs wrote of a world without rules. a world without security. he described this world as having no industry, no movement, no culture, no society. nothing but the continual fear of a t violent death, world where the life of man was asty, brutish and short. security is necessary for us to live free from fear. ut security takes work and for 65 years, that work has been led by the countries of the nato alliance. in today's dangerous world, nato must be ready to respond o whatever threats we face, to act quickly whenever, wherever and how ever needed. this means europe and north erica consulting together, acting together and sharing the responsibility together. this very well that from side of the atlantic, it can appear that european allies expect the united states to defend them, but they are not prepared to defend themselves. but i have to say, this is simply not true. remember, during the cold war, european soldiers were confined to barracks. not so now. europeans have placed themselves in the line of fire, in the balkans and over libya, in afgha

. >> that's thomas hobbs on life, not markets. >> i'm an intellectual, but i hide it well. >> all right. for those waiting for a tradeable correction, this is it. how long do you wait? >> this is one of many. give it a few days to settle. you can get the feel for it. it's trying to get the sense we scared people enough. why is it it takes 5%, why sometimes 25% to refresh the skepticism makes things go higher? i think we get there quickly. i don't think portugal is an enormous situation. don't under play it, but you don't know what happens. in all these things, it fuels worry as people see it's not the end of the world. >> expectations for earnings growth, 5 to 6% usually prove conservative. positive enough to keep the market going and offset global concerns? >> i think so. something you look at. i'm starting to see signs of the numbers of, expectations rising, a little bit of juice in them, a good sign. something's happening. earnings coming through okay, but i get the sense the annual numbers are going up. not the case until very recently. >> people ask questions, not maybe about portu

sim simon hobbs, back to you, buddy. >> thank you.ales out today, better than people expected. phil lowe bowe has more. phil? >> the big three, came in doing better than the street estimates there from edmond's. chrysler up 9.2%, better than want expectation 6 an increase of 5.9%, ford's decline 5.8 %, but the surprise here is general motors up 1 %. the street expected a decline of 8.5% in june. chrysler has been on fire for the last couple months, talked about it in the past. this month, month of june, jeep is the story. jeep june sales up 28 %, strongest brands last month, and general motors, brands positive, june sales far better despite record recalls in gm's june industry sales rate expectation, 16.6 million. that is the expectation from general motors. most on wall street are expecting an increase of 16.4 million for the sales rate in june. shares of general motor, and don't forget, coming up, guys, at 11:45, cnbc exclusive, talking with the head of au audi usa, talking sales numbers for the month of june, but bottom line is all