some big changes not just on the executive team >> deirdre, thank you.reaction from our guests molly, one of the things i'm reading, some of these are symbolic changes i can't believe this is legitimate but saying the conference room known as the war room will be renamed the peace room is that something likely to have any sort of an impact? >> i actually just got a text while deirdre was talking about that exact same thing and people internally at uber are seeing that as an lol thing but, you know what, it is the sum of its parts. it's so hard to change culture culture is so intangible but we know that words matter, that messaginging can matter. they might see it as silly in the beginning but if it is part of a really comprehensive suite of things that ushers in a kinder, gentler uber, this stuff takes years. >> andrea -- >> years >> we'll talk more about uber going public there's a chance they might never go public. they're still losing billions a year, andrea i want to talk about culture because let's not pick too much on uber here, right? you have a n

welcome to "risk & reward," i'm liz macdonald in for deirdre bolton. dow notching another record close this week. the 35th one since the election. the s&p hitting highest level earlier in the day before retreating. the nasdaq did see a sell-off. financial, energy and material stocks led the way as the president pushed ahead on his agenda to get the country moving again. >> no longer can we allow these rules and regulations to tie down our economy, chain up our prosperity and sap our great american spirit. that is why we will lift these restrictions and unleash the full potential of the united states of america. liz: and while the fog machine out of the d.c. swamp is cranking full tilt, the white house is making strides. the house moving today to repeal onerous financial regulations, you know the big gigantic x-ray blanket that stymies economic growth. president trump pushing forward on his infrastructure plan to fix the nation's bridges, roads, airports and more. and we have u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin pushing ahead on new trade deals in cana

deirdre joining us from detroit. >>> now to politics.se speaker paul ryan giving major speech on taxes. here's what he told cnbc's brian sullivan about the time line for tax reform >> we've all agreed on the time line, gary, steve mnuchin, the house, the senate tax writers, we believe that this fall is the time to hit the floor, get it done, and get it done before the end of the calendar year this has to get done america's tax system is one of the worst in the industrialized world. it is a huge anti-competitive force in our economy and we know we need to get tax reform done there are the abcs, just the basics of tax reform we agree on almost all of that so we're narrowing our differences between the house, the senate white house, getting on the same page, and then we're going to be delivering tax reform in the fall >> joining us right now is house majority leader kevin mccarthy he's going to be speaking at the national association of manufacturers conference on new business optimism later today but we get to speak with him first. and lea

we see how they have been doing this morning, taking some big hits on this news. >> deirdre, thank youut west. >>> joining us is john springer from supermarket retail news thank you for joining us on a big day. >> thank you for having me. >> you have been covering the business for more than a decade. can you remember a deal that was as consequential >> off the top of my head, probably not this is really an interesting deal and a combination of two companies that are really innovators in their space. i'm interested to see in how it all works out. >> what have you heard so far in terms of reaction from suppliers, analysts, anybody you have been -- who's now trying to figure out the effect on margins and distribution >> yeah. well, i think it's going to -- you know, accelerate and kind of get whole foods out of the crosshairs of activist investors that have been in their way. and they can probably -- you know, execute the things they need to do in order to get their business back into shape a little bit out of the spotlight now. although this -- you know, this gives a lot of attention, yo

major shake-up at uber chief business officer michael is out on the alleged sexual harassment our deirdre bosa is live the management crisis gets worse and worse. >> reporter: it continues, sara. the next big question is whether the ceo himself takes a three-month leave of absence emil michael was the right-hand man and uber's chief deal maker. now he's the highest profile exit so far. he announce d his departure in a internal memo to his team saying yesterday was his last day and, quote, it has truly been the experience of the fastest growing company of all time. he has played a crucial role in growth he brought if major funding that helped reach the valuation he has also been attached to some of the startup's biggest controversies and many wondered leading up to this point if he could survive that holder report now we're waiting to hear if he takes a leave of absence and if he does there are very few people who could step in remember that it's not just michael, the 20 plus employees fired because of the internal investigation, these are just some of the other names that have left. this

welcome to "risk & reward," i'm cheryl casone, in for deirdre bolton tonight. well, the markets falling from records today dragged lower by energy stocks after oil entered into bear market territory. former obama officials are reeling with president trump fulfilling agenda by in part rolling back a lot of obama era initiatives. here's a couple of reactions for you. former obama adviser ben rose saying that all of his work was wasted after the cuba rollbacks saying quote this -- then former obama deputy u.s. trade ambassador wendy cutler describing the president pulling out of the trans-pacific partnership trade deal, she said this -- and then a former obama senior adviser who had worked closely on the paris climate accord, he reacted to the pullout of that saying, quote -- including he trouble explaining it to his four-year-old daughter. so all this while two major trump initiatives are pushing forward. senate republicans setting a date for health care vote next week and house speaker ryan pushing for tax reform, that happened today. >> we've got fix all of it,

looking into that story tonight, welcome to "risk & reward," i'm liz macdonald in for deirdre bolton. we're getting an update on the condition of republican whip steve scalise, he's described as critical and now complicated. those two indications, critical and complicated conditions, possibly requiring more surgeries. the damage is extensive and dangerous. doctors say the bullet that tore into his hip traveled across his pelvis, fracturing bones, injuring internal organs and causing severe bleeding. now the entire scalise family, as well as his congressional aides, will be at tonight's baseball game saying that's what steve wants. we're also learning more about the shooter and his violent past as authorities continue to scrub through his cell phone. his home in illinois and his van, and his car. james t. hodgkinson's arrest record including a history of domestic violence. the 66-year-old home inspector was a bernie sanders supporter, he loved rachel maddow, he traveled from his home in illinois to alexandria, virginia living out of a van. this happened in and around last march, he sho

i'm connell mcshane in for deirdre bolton. the unemployment rate at lowest level since 2001, 4.3%.s not the end of the world. job growth was weak, 138,000 jobs were added to the economy in may, below expectations, not enough to slow down the likes of amazon, microsoft, mcdonald's and starbucks. all of these stocks hit record highs today. ten-year treasy d hitting a 2017 low. and how about this comment from the billionaire home depot co-founder ken langone, an interview on "wall street week," an interview you can see in full tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern which he says he wishes he was a young investor again. >> i wish i was 21 again. i think the opportunities in america in the next 25 years, no matter how hard our politicians try to screw it up, the opportunities are phenomenal. >> how about that? turn to former presidential candidate mike huckabee, maybe, i don't know, if you wish a young investor or young governor again, governor huckabee. it's interesting with all of the headlines today, we played the song it's the end of the world on purpose. i don't know if pulling out of paris

deirdre: we are going to get to the bottom that pit welcome to risk and rewards. liz mcdonald in for deidre bolton. despite democrats losing offices for your state even as the democrats lost for special elections even after the loss of more than 1000 legislative governorships even after nancy pelosi has seen more than five dozen democrats lose their house he undergirded her ship democrats still doubling down on being the party of no. the proof is in how quickly they opposed yesterday's health care bill without even reading it without even trying to fix fix t without coming to the table to do something about it and here's a timeline to to the g.o.p. release the bill at 10:38 a.m.. at 10:54:16 minutes later nancy pelosi argued posing as saying the bill is cruel and 10:5:73 minutes later democrat socialist bernie sanders weighing in saying thousands of people are going to die but no proof of that. that's a falsehood. 16 minutes after that minority leader chuck schumer called it a wolf in's clothing only this was has sharper teeth. that's not all, 20 minutes after tha

welcome to risk and reward, i'm elizabeth macdonald in for deirdre bolton. first, just released. a critical report card. this is new from the cbo about the senate plan to repeal and preplace obamacare. it could make or break the bill. already, five republican senators are against the new plan. now, this new cbo report sees 22 million more uninsured by 2026 under the senate health bill. now, keep in mind when you hear this 22 million figure, people losing coverage over the next ten years, an estimated 15 million of them will choose to forego coverage because the obamacare mandate tax goes away under the senate bill. now, that's according to the cbo. the republicans issue their revised bill. to buy insurance before they get hit with an emergency health crisis. leadership reportedly hoping to vote on the bill this week before lawmakers head home for the july 4th recess. they're endorsing this senate republican bill saying quote will marketly improve the stability of the individual market and moderate premium increases. why? it appropriates billions of dollars in funding to shore up

liz: welcome to risk and reward, automate i elizabeth macdonald no deirdre bolton. we've got merck, johnson & johnson, eli lilly all closing lower and the vote is delayed until after the july 4th recess. and today's selloff drags the nasdaq down more than 1%. that's a big drop. the biggest since june 9th. now teetering on a knife edge, in addition to democrat, six republicans could stop it. an all-out blitz of horse trading. all high stakes dc politics. you're watching it. it's happening now. republican holdou holdout senator, these are his first comments coming out of the meeting. he's saying this. president trump is open to making the bill better. is senate leadership? what's going on? here's what's going on. the republicans could be using tens of billions of dollars to get those reluctant republicans onboard. this could mean more money to get ted cruz and mike lee. even to lock in that vote on the fence. remember, they need 50 votes. vice president pence would be the tiebreaker at 51. this as democrats refuse to do anything to fix the collapse of obamacare as cos

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liz: welcome to risk and reward, i'm liz macdonald in for deirdre bolton. now, u.s. markets closing mixed today with the dow and the s&p slightly to the downside. oil taking 2% again, dragging energy-related stocks down. this as georgia shows once again that democrats lack of policies, obstructionism, three protests, hillary clinton summer resistance, all of that trump hatred all to not work with voters. the voters want more. so the question is could this pave the way for maybe a pro growth agenda coming out between democrats and republicans maybe getting together for once? let's get back to the democrats in georgia, karen handle defeated john in a closely-watched race. it was the most expensive house race ever. the gop has swept all four special elections so far this year, possibly clearing a path to the president's pro growth for agenda. democrats are seriously fearing that their antitrump obstruction strategy simply don't work. now, remember when hillary clinton joined the resistance. watch. >> i'm now an active citizen part of the resistance. liz: and remember wh

welcome to "risk & reward," i'm elizabeth macdonald in for deirdre bolton. the marks moving forward in the wake of amazon $13.7 billion deal to buy whole foods, totally upending the grocery business here and around the world, with a dow closing at an all-time high. this, as president trump canceled obama's softer policies on cuba. slamming obama's move as a, quote, onesided deal that benefitted and enriched the castro regime. now the president also promised to expose the crimes of cuba's communist dictatorship. >> therefore, effective immediately, i am cancelling the last administration's completely one-sided deal with cuba. [cheers] >> the president's latest move in making good on his promise to the american people to undo the stultifying legacy of president obama. here's what president trump has done. as health reform and tax reform continue to wait in the wings. so far president trump has issued 16 executive actions. rolling back numerous obamacare and dodd-frank provisions that have stuck economic growth below 2% an average for the last eight years. bank

over to the capitol police that is investigating this further and tenney also told our colleague deirdrealsh that often people walk into her office and say, quote, i hope you die. so it just goes to show you, brooke, the level of threats that members receive on a daily basis that are investigated and making sure that constituents don't have access to them but that they are secure in light of the threats that the members are facing on a regular basis. brooke? >> let me take that piece of information and that threat to that republican congresswoman from new york. andre, let me ask you about this. talking to members of congress here today, you know, threats aren't new. i think what changed this morning is that this individual actually acted on his threat. what are members of congress to do? >> it's a difficult question, again, you can't anticipate these sorts of things. i know the threat picture has changed. i was with capitol police from 1998 to 2006. we didn't have to deal with social media. there were no tweets to sift through, no facebook posts. it's very difficult. they are going to ha

i'm liz macdonald in for deirdre bolton. now, british police just released the name of two attackers. a british citizen who lives in the area originally from pakistan, also rasheed, police say he also lived in the area. but there are conflictive reports on age and nationality. now, saturday is the third terrorist attack in england since march. 34 dead. 218 injured. five people still missing from the london bridge attack. now this. 34 dead includes the massacre at the concert and the attacks on westminster bridge. and we have this story for you. the white house kicking off its $1 trillion infrastructure proposal with its plan seeking to put the nation's air traffic control partially in private doesn't hands. dozening of other countries already do that, including canada. now, president trump said this would reduce the number of flight delays and wait times also increase national security. saying that delays cost millions of dollars. now the nation's airlines operate on a rickety, creaky 40-year-old technology. that dates to th

. >> deirdre bolsa has an interesting story. >> it certainly us.bc has learned that facebook is plan tog move whatsapp to its own data centers. this is not good news for ibm. whatsapp is one of the most downloaded and used apps on the android operating system. our cnbc.com reporter, giordano vac breaki breaking this. i.b.m. would not confirm or deny the move. they are saying we are proud of the role of -- >> lost the audio but got the important news. interesting after the lululemon scenario blaming the outage on ibm. 20 hours down. >> ibm still in the green for the day. currently up just about 17 cents. >> when we come back, what the ceo of adidas had to say about competition with nike. "squawk alley" will be back in a moment. [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth ma

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welcome to "risk & reward," i'm liz macdonald in for deirdre bolton. republican house majority whip steve scalise and a lobbyist are in critical condition. a house aide and police officer brutally shot at baseball field this morning in alexandria, virginia. republican mo brooks was there at the practice session, he describes how it went down. >> i heard steve scalise screaming and i don't remember what he said. it was clear something bad happened, and at the same time, i hear the bangs, i look in that direction, i hear the scream, i see the rifle behind the third base dugout, probably ten or 15 feet past the third base dugout, on the left field side, obscuring the view of those of us who are batting. the big man continues to fire, steve scalise is on the ground and we don't know how bad he's hit. liz: at least 25 gop members of congress were at the field practicing for the annual democrat v. republican charity baseball game that's going to happen tomorrow night. new cell phone video of the shooting just released. and we want to warn you, it's disturbin

welcome to risk and reader, i'm elizabeth macdonald in for deirdre bolton. the democrats do have unnecessary traits threatening to derail his growth agenda. and now this. representative jackson lee today's demands that president trump resign. and we have representative maxine waters saying you know what? that's not good enough. she wants trump quote exile. she tweeted that out. this as the nation's economy is growing after bicycling eight years through quick stand, consumer confidence is improving, illegal immigration plummeting, iraqi prime minister now saying isis is near defeat. and syria got the message that there really is a red line against using chemical weapons. and now this. the secretary of nato of european and nato allies will finally increase the defense spending by tens of billions of dollars instead of relying on u.s. taxpayers, just as president trump demanded. the trend is up there. now, let's take a quick market check. the dow closing up 62 points, the nasdaq down 3, and the s&p up 3. let's bring in former trump campaign chair, good to see y

welcome to "risk & reward," i'm elizabeth macdonald in for deirdre bolton.amazon $13.7 billion deal to buy whole foods,

welcome to "risk & reward," i'm elizabeth macdonald in for deirdre bolton. fired fbi director james comey admitted he created a memo, leaked a memo he was writing about for his meeting with president trump in order to get a special prosecutor pointed to look into president trump. that appointment did happen. that's robert mueller. let's look what was said. >> president tweeted on friday after i was fired, i better hope there's not tapes. i woke up in the middle of the night monday night, it didn't dawn on me that there might be corroboration for our conversation, might be a tape. my judgment was i needed to get that out into a public share. i asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with a reporter. didn't do it myself for a variety of reasons. i asked him to, that might prompt the appointmef a speciacounsel. i asked a close friend to do that. liz: never seeat basically happen on capitol hill. head of fbi saying he is a leak, a leaker. the president's lawyer blasting james comey for leaking the memos which ended up in the "new york times." >>

welcome to risk and reward, i'm elizabeth macdonald in for deirdre bolton. first, just released.. this is new from the cbo about the senate plan to repeal and preplace obamacare. it could make or break the bill. already, five republican senators are against the new plan. now, this new cbo report sees 22 million more uninsured by 2026 under the senate health bill. now, keep in mind when you

. >> deirdre?no offense, we've done cnn a couple of times. >> chairman goodlatte, a process of weeks on a marijuana charge that i.c.e. didn't bother to come and -- >> well, first of all, both the federal government and city of san francisco, the bureau of prisons where he had just been -- illegally entering the country did not turn to san francisco to release him on the streets, whether i.c.e. was quick enough contacting them or whether they were contacting i.c.e., clearly they failed. >> how do you respond -- >> what would have prevented that murder would have been for either the prisons or the city of san francisco to have turned him back over to i.c.e. now having said that, the kate's law bill is designed not to deal with that. that's the no sanctuary for criminals act. kate's law, the bill named for her, gives judges increased discretion to enhance the amount of time someone can be incarcerated. so i would argue that if that law were in effect and if the judge had given this individual a longer

deirdre. >> [ inaudible question ] do you have complete confidence in mueller?>> i don't know his team. i know bob mueller. i have confidence in bob mueller. way in the back. >> thank you, speaker ryan. two parts. one, did you convey your opinions to the president on mr. mueller, that he should just let the investigation continue? if the president does go ahead and let mr. mueller go, would you -- >> there is no debate going on here. you are saying -- >> you're creating a debate that's not happening. >> i heard this is like a rumor we heard last night. this is not a big debate that's occurring on this. >> would congress be interested in re-upping the special prosecutor -- >> you're creating a debate that's not occurring. as devkevin just said. >> you're creating a rumor that's not happening. >> kevin made a good point. look at what we're doing this week. we found out three years ago, veterans were dying on these waiting lists that were occurring at the v.a. in arizona and all around america. so we uncovered a scandal, and then we realized when we were uncovering

was a coronation street superfan who was known for his was known for his tattoo of the character deirdres life". nurseries in england say local councils are failing to provide enough money to fund more free childcare for 3 and 4 year olds. from september, children will be eligible for 30 hours of free nursery education if both parents are in work. but the national day nurseries association say the numbers don't add up. 0ur education correspondent, gillian hargreaves, reports. from september, all three and four—year—olds in england will be eligible for up to 30 hours free childcare to help working parents. it was a flagship conservative policy in the 2015 general election, and will cost the government an extra £1 billion. however, the national day nurseries association asked 128 local authorities how much they will pay nurseries for subsidised hours from september. the average hourly rate will go up from £3.97 this year to £4.37 next year, an increase of 40p. despite a government proposal that no nursery should receive less than £4 per hour, seven authorities are offering less than that.

deirdre. >> other republicans have been criticizing mueller and the team around him and his firing. do you have complete confidence in mueller and his team? >> yeah, i don't know his team. i know bob mueller. i have confidence in bob mueller. >> last question. >> way in the back. >> thank you. two parts. one, did you convey your opinions to the president on mr. mueller that he should just let the investigation continue? and if the president does go ahead and let mr. mueller go, would you -- >> there's no debate that's going on here. >> you're creating a debate that's not happening. >> this is like a rumor we heard last night, so there's not really some big debate that's occurring on this. >> is congress interested in reupping the special prosecutor? >> you're creating -- like i said, kevin just said it you're creating a debate that's not occurring here. this i think was a rumor that came out last night -- >> you're creating a rumor that's not happening. >> so, kevin made a good point here. look at what we're doing this week. we found out three years ago veterans were dying on these

thank you, deirdre >> when we come back we're going to wrap up our special hour with ron baron.a look at the futures this morning they have been higher. through most of the session. right now dow futures up by 29 points s&p futures by close to 5. the nasdaq up by 23. "squawk box" will be right back. >>> nice golf courses out there. >> welcome back to "squawk box." want to turn once again to our guest host for the hour, legendary investor ron baron the ceo of baron capital i just wanted to finish up one thing on under armour. it's reallynot an under armour question it's a retail question which is i know that you don't like to look at this sort of short-term moments in the market but do you think there's a transformation going on in retail that's going to fundamentally change the business >> yes >> you do? >> yes and so you have to more move and more online. did you see anything about the amazon store, food store, grab and go in seattle? >> yeah. >> you know how that works you're supposed to sell more prime memberships. do you know how this works >> no. >> there's a turnstile in f

deirdre? >> [inaudible] do you have complete confidence in mueller? >> i don't know his team.bob mueller. i have confidence in bob mueller. >> last question. >> way in the back, yeah. >> two parts. [inaudible] convey your opinions to the president that you can -- [inaudible] >> there is no debate going on here you're saying. >> you're creating a debate that is not happening. >> this is rumor you heard last night. there is really not some big debate occurring on this. >> [inaudible] >> you're creating like i said, creating a debate not occurring here. this is something that was rumor came out last night. >> health care and you're creating a rumor that is not happening. >> kevin made a good point here. look what we're doing this week. we found out three years ago veterans were dying on these waiting lists that were occurring at the va in arizona and all around america. so we uncovered a scandal. we realized when we were uncovering this veterans scandal we couldn't even bring accountability to the va. they couldn't fire people who were grossly negligent in their jobs. what are we

company will add martello to the board and that would be the third big female hire in just a week >> deirdreu very much. when we come back we have more on the news of the morning general electric naming a new chairman and ceo we have the details after the break. plus, michael evans of alibaba and the company's stock performance and the future of e-commerce stick around we'll be right back hey dad, come meet the new guy. the new guy? what new guy? i hired some help. he really knows his wine. this is the new guy? hello, my name is watson. you know wine, huh? i know that you should check vineyard block 12. block 12? my analysis of satellite imagery shows it would benefit from decreased irrigation. i was wondering about that. easy boy. nice doggy. what do you think? not bad. >>> break news ceo shake-up at general electric jeff immelt steps down after more than 15 years at the helm reaction from the street is straight ahead >>> a bumpy road for uber. the ride sharing giant's board holding an emergency meeting on the agenda, embattled ceo travis kalanick's future at the company. >>> alibaba makes

my my name is martyn, i am a coronation street superfine, a deirdre barlow enthusiast, the boy who got, you were able to smile, you were chuckling as he saw it, one of the things for us who didn‘t know him, we are starting to get a sense of what he was like, that‘s one of the things that has come across. yes, loads and loads, even more than we even thought online, on youtube, on his facebook. he's all over the internet. mostly in an amusing way. the more martyn. absolutely. that's the message, how he embraced life and that‘s how you are determined to remember him and talk about him. and the way people have reacted, how has that made you feel, in this positive way, celebrating his life? very proud of the way and i'm proud of martyn. everybody who knows him is proud of him and proud to have known him and be part of his life.” proud of him and proud to have known him and be part of his life. i think it‘s impossible to talk to, to find a common ground almost among people who have lost a child, a loved one, in terms of how they react, we were hearing earlier from olivia campbell—hardy‘s mum

welcome to risk and reward i'm liz macdonald in for deirdre bolton. let's get to that attack at notre dame cathedral in paris. it is the eighth major terror attack during a muslim holy month of ramadan. this after the innocent killing of young girls. christians murdered in egypt. isis beheading a police chief in the philippines. three more policemen killed by a suicide bomber in indonesia. and london bridge attack just this past weekend. expert and former trump campaign foreign policy adviser, he joins me now. what are your thoughts about all of these attacks? >> well, we just intduced it. this is a wave. this is a very large wave. we've seen different -- and previous waves before that. what is different at this point in time is the fact that they're using different tactics, different weapons from explosives to machine guns in some cases. and of course the knives, the trucks, the cars, and now with this medieval weapon in paris. >> you know, wallied, let's tie this to what's going on in syria. coalition forces is really closing in on raqqa, shutting d

welcome to risk and reward i'm elizabeth macdonald in for deirdre bolton. we've got what comey will tell the senate intelligence committee. that's happening tomorrow. and a lot less damming than the media is reporting. now, reveals that did not ask him to dial back on much larger probe meddling. still not good, though, what comey is going to say. comey said quote lay off michael flynn over flynn's lying about his talks with the russian ambassador. now, let's be clear. michael flynn is the subject of an fbi investigation into whether he made false statements to the fbi. but back in january, the fbi found no evidence of wrongdoing in what flynn said on his phone calls with the russian ambassador. the content of those calls. let's go to adam shapiro in washington with the very latest. adam. . >> and you hit the nail on the head there. let's talk about what comey's opening statement says. and it lays the ground work for what will begin at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, going to have national television coverage. but the key here are a couple of points. first, mr. comey h