i'm seema mody shares of wynn resorts are moving closer in after-hours trade. the big topic on the conference is expansion into macau, the world's top casino market and the growth numbers there now, market share is up, but ceo steve wynn pointing to some smaller challenges related to construction and one of its competitors. >> mgm in these final stages has enormous neighborhood implications streets have been blocked, barricades are up. and our conversations with our neighbors at mgm indicate that maybe this november, part of the building, at least >> these obstacles are expected to be removed, come fall now, another head wind, according to bernstein, made prior to this earnings report is chane's anti-corruption efforts. analysts say a wider pickup in anti-corruption activity, as we approach the 19th party congress in october that's in china, could have negative implications for premium consumer spend again, we're lacking at the stock, down by around 4% here in after-hours trade. melissa, let's make the point this is also a stock that's up over 40% year-to-date.

, the ceo of wynn, also. >> so why is steve wynn there, you have to -- it's just not coincidence that he was in the first row of this conference, steve wynn, right? so -- and what's the point well, the stock is down 5% today. we talked about it yesterday i don't want to give away the ghost here, but here's a stock that if you lack at that quarter, i thought it was actually pretty good pip understand why people were selling it off, but i think there's an opportunity to buy. the fact that steve wynn is sitting in the front row, mind you, but because the stock is probably -- >> he was also very effusive about president trump's impact on las vegas >> guys, steve wynn is in washington because he's got his foot on senator dean heller's neck right now before this health care vote health care vote that is why steve wynn is in i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. health care vote that is why steve wynn is in steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and

with wynn. and this is a story since he started buying stock when they had a $60 handle maybe a $50 handle i think it continues to grind higher dan. >> i found pete b to be very concise and i found him to make a compelling argument. the stock up 50%, i would say you're long, hold it if you want it, you hold it. i try. what's your vote >>. >> they're not show iing me anything >> i think the stock has been very resilient with a fair amount of negative news. technically, it's well suited. you get pushed and finally, dan, pete, win you over yeah, i saw that with his pick for wynn, vote in our pole we'll reveal the results later in the show, plus all the noise out of d.c. hasn't managed to rally the markets, so how much longer can this trend continue ue me p money manager has some cls,or"fast money" rig after this your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps

and they include some wynn resorts, amazon, celgene, ibm, tjx. >> july is not often a strong month, it can definitely be mixed. >> yeah, john, you're at one market all week long >> i am all week long. and we're certainly going to be having a lot of discussions about culture out here this is typically a week where some companies take some time off around the holiday, but good conversations to be had as people reflect, carl >> yeah, well, everybody, enjoy the fourth let's all take gratitude that we live in the best country in the world. let's get over to the "closing bell," which starts now. ♪ baby, you're a firework ♪ come on, show 'em what you're worth ♪ make 'em go, oh, oh, oh ♪ >> we had to >> you have to understand, i listen to tunes. i don't listen to words. so of course, i recognize that song >> this is katy perry singing "firework. happy fourth of july, everybody. well, a day early.

had a board on the side of the pitch thatjust said wynne on it.it all they are concentrating on here. —— it said wynne. they will face either sweden netherlands, the on—site, in the semifinals in the last four if they win. that sweden netherlands game is being played tonight. tomorrow night at 7:45pm, you can't really take kick—off, france against england. —— your time for the kick—off. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at a quarter to seven this evening , bye for now. thanks for staying with the bbc news channel. let's get more on our top story, the violence in east london over the death of rashan charles after he was restrained by police. earlier, respondent who visited the scene gave us earlier, respondent who visited the scene gave us an earlier, respondent who visited the scene gave us an update earlier, respondent who visited the scene gave us an update on earlier, respondent who visited the scene gave us an update on the aftermath. it's very,, though there were serious disturbanc

what about wynn resorts? those reports are out. seem snarks. >> reporter: a strong beat for wynn resorts on earnings and revenue. $1.53 billion on the top line versus the analyst estimate of 1.45 billion that was the estimate. but macaw, the world's top markets, those are the metrics revenues were $627 million for the second quarter of 2017, a 6.8% increase from the same period of 2016 keep in mind though table games turnover and vip operations, high rollers out there, a 35% jump for the second quarter of 2016 one other thing to consider is room revenues decreasing for the second quarter, perhaps a little bit stock and that's why the stock is down. we should point out that this is a stock that has had a tremendous runup over 40% so far this year and up just 17% over the past three months wall street has been very bull push on the stock. as we've been seeing this turnaround in macaw and and also a stronger chinese story that's helping the stock as well so far. >> taking and paerg soring somee gains. >> when you basically have the ba

. >> a security concern with millions of home surveillance cameras vicki wynn up next we investigate the setup that could broadcast your private life to strangers. we'll he will tell you how to protect yourself too. >>> meteorologist jeff ranieri up to a hot 102 in concord. we track the heat and how long the hot weather will stick around. forecast in ten minutes. >>> brave new world for the first time in the u.s. scientists take a major but controversial leap toward eliminating deceases in babies before they're born. to protect your home and your family. but what if you weren )t the ony one watching? >>> you buy a security camera to protect your home and your family. but what if you weren't the only one watching. >> senior investigative reporter vicki wynn discovered a sowers flaw in some cameras allowing people to peek into your life. she joins us with how to protect yourself. vicki. >> terry and germany. many of the cameras are now connected to the internet so you can watch your home from anywhere. but as we're about to show you some of these cameras have a security hole you need t

steve when -- steve steve wynn. they like you. [laughter] you are self-made multi billionaire and how did you do that? i am told the town was seedy but you built hotels that were more appealing but i would think a lot of people had that idea. >> ideas are easy but doing it is difficult. john: what was difficult? i am not a billionaire. >> first of all, having the benefit of the fis has coeducation that i got to go to college. when my father died we were broke. >> he was in debt $350,000. >> but i had everything i needed to make of life for myself or real life not by twitter or facebook. o real life. not to a virtual was. [laughter] [applause] by all they cared to get on with it. get on with it. to hustle suitor later you get a break. i was interested to get started. john: you were a manager of a hotel. >> before that i was at the university of pennsylvania running being go --. [laughter] i had 60 employees and i was 16 years old. with my dad died that was the only thing that was left of the family business for cry was prepared to

the city generate 64% of revenue from wynn resorts.news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. melendez.a this is bloomberg. yvonne: we are counting down to some of the major market opens in the asia-pacific. let's get the latest with adam haigh in sydney. good to see you. great work with you and your team on the survey you have conducted with three investors and strategist, asking them what they saw or when they would see the end of this bull run in stocks and bonds. most said, late 2018. what will lead up to that? adam: good morning, yvonne. the bull market going into its last phase. a key takeaway, the median estimate is looking at the last quarter of next year for the start of the bear market and the s&p 500. this has been a really good bull run it has gone on for a long time. it is the second longest bull market in u.s. history. the main concern now from the survey participants is the worry around central-bank policy and of exit from these years unprecedented stimulus from so

but earnings missed estimates, and wynn palace is missing estimates. there is still construction there and that has had an effect on traffic. as you watch it stocks climb to are watching volatility at record low levels, at least for stocks. this is the year-to-date chart of volatility in stocks, bonds, and fx. the vix remains in the basement, that is the aqua line. you are seeing a slight uptick in bonn volatilities and also in fx volatilities. it is interesting that we still have stocks lacking -- lagging. vonnie: julie hyman, thank you for that run down of all things market moving. grover earnings are pouring in as investors keep a close eye on the latest fed decision, 2:00 p.m. eastern today. with no change in interest rates expected and no news conference scheduled, investors will be looking for updated language on inflation and any details on a fed plan to unwind its balance sheet. and then of course there is washington. joining us is one of the biggest bowls, binky chadha, quick -- chief global strategist at deutsche bank. even when we have this

it came a day after rival wynn resorts disappointed investors. and list. -- gaming analyst. ,he vip segment supported wynn but given sands' reputation, how did a fair? >> let's take a step back and look at macau holistically. all operators are pursuing all ends of the market. you want to capture every segment of the business. there is growth all around. sands is making progress to capture the premium end of the business, gambling revenue was of35%, impressive because the new property that opened up as well as an overall lucky quarter, so the house won better in overall bets. they are making progress as well, offering premium rooms which they are renovated -- renovating, introducing bigger suites. that is going to attract more of the high-end market and compete better with wynn. at the end of the day, they are at an advantage when it comes to the mass market segment, which will continue to be its core profit driver. yvonne: they have reiterated they continue to focus on the mass-market. will that limit their growth? margaret: it is a funny questio

steve wynn has said the obamacare was the worst thing ever happened in america. it may be a coincidence that both of those gentlemen stab to get a lot of money saved if this obamacare is repealed. they are both telling rt heller to vote that way. this is a choice between donors and 200,000 people on medicaid. and i don't know where heller is in his heart. i never tried to read into politicians' hearts. it is clear what he has said publicly, if he votes for this bill, and it still contains the medicaid cuts, that will be a devastating proposition for him. >> nevadans, if you care strongly about this bill, you either want to see it or you don't. thanks for joining me. >>> coming up from there was no collusion to collusion isn't illegal to it definitely wasn't treason. we'll talk about lowering expectations. plus, the president tells us what a lot of people don't know. thanks for loading, sweetie. ...oh, burnt-on gravy? ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. new cascade platinum powers through... even burnt-on gravy. nice. cas

we're expecting the president to come in any moment now, and steve wynn with his wife. this comes a democrat come out with their own plan, called a better deal to create job growth in the country. criticized by liberal pundits and republican critics, president is about to make a jobs announcement. involving foxconn building a factory in wisconsin. we're expecting that announcement to come short please, wisconsin could give foxconn $1 billion to $3 billion in tact breaks to get the plant built, we had a number of people on our show talking about this talking about job growth in the country under the obama administration, 10 million part-time jobs and independent contractor jobs creates out when benefits, 94% of those jobs, according to harvard and princeton are part time. you see reince priebus next to jared kushner, on a day senate has been debating affordable care act bill, the first round did not go through, we're looking at skinny repeal. senator john as been saying they could go through the night thursday to friday, with amendments coming in on that obamacare repeal

wynn calls over donald trump and says, i want you to meet my friend, dave aussie.robably have heard of him because right at that time, bossy's group had just won a supreme court case, citizens united versus the fcc. his stock was trading at a high and trump was very impressed with that. trump is very impressed with status. trump towering to to tutor him on politics. one day, bossy said i went to the come along and introduced him to donald trump. charlie: what reaction did they have to each other? josh: according to the people i talked to about trump's orbit, they immediately clicked. isy clicked because bannon someone who knows money and wall street, but also somebody who has worked in entertainment, cares about it, and speak the lingo. that is full of political ideas. trump really was getting serious about running for president. the ratings ofst the apprentice, but he really wanted to be president. charlie: was he looking for a pass to the presidency? josh: he was. charlie: he was a democrat, a republican, everything. josh: what he wanted to do is get to a positio

in march, a morgan stanley analyst said wynn's stock could double.day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. bloomberg. >> i am a sophie kamaruddin with a check on the markets. that global selloff looking unabated in asia. asian stocks looking at the biggest loss in four months. bonds of falling in the region. the last time a and stocks fell together was back in the 2013 taper tantrum. some are warning the party is over and central banks are set to take a punch. a few bright spots in asia 0.1%. the won gaining but set for a six week of losses. the qatar at a benchmark. the nikkei 225 down one third of 1%. this, despite the yen falling despite its major peers. deepening on the back of the boj's move with a deal. aussie shares of the biggest in the region. look how it climbed in aussie bond yields, in particular, the 10 year, which could be headed toward a 3% in the coming weeks if they can beat 2.71%. oil had doldrums. brent and the bti falling 1.2%. gold falling a second day, trading at the lowest since may. ♪

glad wynn, 72 degrees to start with. limited sunshine this morning. northeast today. bring in the cloud cover and keep us mostly cloudy today. late this afternoon, see showers and thunderstorms move in. first opportunity for heavy weather in our area. philadelphia 84 degrees this afternoon. low 80s for the suburbs. dry through the morning. this afternoon, later this afternoon we could see scattered showers and thunderstorms. even in the lehigh valley. while new jersey and delaware, you'll get the first of the wet weather later today during the afternoon. wilmington, before that, thunderstorm pops up. 82 degrees and in new jersey, voorhees hits 83 degrees. eventually those showers and thunderstorms will reach towards the shore too. that's going to take most of the day to happen. right now t radar and satellite, not showing much activity in the area, but there are some showers to the south that will be passing to the south to start with and then later today, that's when we'll see the thunderstorms take shape for our area and tonight heavy rainfall. we c

we are looking at netapp, along with s5 and wynn resorts.nother charge -- chart, this isg#btv 865. yellow is the moving average. orange, 50 day moving average. choppiness that we saw for the textbased. and we saw a drop below the 50 day moving average. however, the s&p 500 has not managed to put in, it is just fractions away from the record high, but not taking out the resistance. interesting to see what will happen. it could happen today. i hate to telly, you, but as you are saying that we did get it, it did surpass the do 19 record close. that was breaking news. the s&p 500 rising .2% and above the record close. we will see if it stays there. for more of the equity week, we will bring in oliver renick. >> good timing. i was excited about game of thrones from the open, but now i am excited about stocks. vonnie: maybe you have some kinetic energy, i do not know. earnings expectations, the uphill battle here. oliver: it is the backdrop, we have forces that have been positive for the equity market. the big one, the earnings surging. jumping in

and jay wynne has the weather for us. and jay wynne has the weather for us. good morning.be the wetter of the two days of the weekend. and most of the rain will be in the north and the west of the uk. the further south you are, the temperatures are on the rise, as is the humidity. good morning. first, our main story. in the last half hour, tony blair has told the bbc he believes eu leaders are willing to consider changing rules on the free movement of people to accommodate britain. speaking to radio 4's today programme, mr blair refused to be drawn on his contacts within the eu, but insisted his claims were not just made on "a whim". he also said continuing on the brexit path would be delusional. let's get more on that interview, with our political correspondent, emma va rdy. he's certainly not shy about making his views clear on brexit, is he? absolutely, tony blair is on a mission to highlight the people the dangers, the perils, as he sees it, is leaving the single market. this claim that he is now making today is that he believes senior eu figures, the eu leaders, would

elmpel and wynn resorts bounced pretty significantly after a harsh sell-off this morning. people came scrambling in -- >> is that millco crown entertainment? >> yes, it is. >> f5 networks downgraded to neutral at peyer jaffrey sirott, what do you think? >> they missed earnings, brought down guidance the next quarter, i think this stock will be treading water for a while >> down 14% this year. meantime, the best dow performer of them all, boeing upgraded today jpmorgan chase the stock has been soaring and, jim, you're not afraid of the gains either you're looking to buy more >> not at this price i like this company a lot, but you're basically pricing in to risk to the stock. and there are risks out there. i'll just name a couple. the kc-46 tanker which keeps facing delays and cost overruns. the big one is emirates with this 150-plane order for the triple 777x. that's a lot of planes for one airline to take down these are the sort of risks not in the stock >> and boeing xm bank, we've got -- >> i just listed a couple. >> kevin o'leary says you've got to own the big-quality n

so i just did a sold out performance in at the wynn in nevada about four days ago.m still doing it. >> how have you taken care of this instrument over the years. >> i don't have a answer for that other than it's just a blessing. >> yeah. >> i never had -- i hear people -- i followed elvis out in 1971, when i won male vocalist entertainer of the year and i hear people talk about vegas throat and all that. i never drank any water or nothing when i was performing. i don't have any answer other than i'm just blessed. >> yeah. yeah. let me go back to the beginning. from mississippi. >> uh-huh. >> we have that in common. of course you sing much better than i do but we both are from mississippi so got that in common with you. from your earliest recollections how did you get turned on to country music? >> my dad had an old fill co radio and didn't nobody use the knobs, or turn the knobs. had a battery on it and everything. sometimes would have to keep in the oven to keep the battery longer. >> uh-huh. >> well, so i saw it, bill monroe was his favorite we would get the grand

abc 7 news recorder chris wynn has the story. >> reporter: inside this santa clara county courtroom, victims of an accused cat killer shared stories of heartbreak before a judge. >> still be young when released. it's a terrifying thought to think of what could happen if he makes another mistake in his life. >> reporter: calling him a danger to society, a judge sentenced 26-year-old robert farmer of san jose to the maximum term allowed. 16 years in jail with credit for time served. after he pleaded guilty to 20 counts of felony animal cruelty, one count of attempted felony animal cruelty as well as two misdemeanors committed in the fall of 2015 in the cambrian mark neighborhood. farmer arrested by police after found asleep in his car next to a dead cat. the defendant did not address the court but instead wrote a statement that his attorney read on his behalf blaming the usa of meth for what he did. >> reason to feel anger at me because i stole a member of their family. >> reporter: farmer won't have to register as a sex offender upon release which the prosecutor asked for. >> you don'

. -- about chipotle shortly. 1.5 3,000,000,004 wynn $1.53 billion for wynn resorts. the stock down 3.2% currently. onwill have much more earnings and all day breaking news coming up after the break. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> after a procedural vote down canhe wire, the u.s. senate begin debating a repeal of the affordable care law. casts thedent pence deciding vote. mitch mcconnell says debates over and amendments will continue over the next few days. the plan is to wrap up health care by the end of the week. news conference with the prime minister of lebanon, president trump thanked republican senators who voted to move ford. -- move forward. >> i am very happy with the results. over the next week or two, we will come up with a plan that will be really, really wonderful for the american people. >> the president added he wants "to congratulate the american people because better health care is on the way. " assistant press secretary michael short has resigned. he could be the first casualty of new communications director push toscaramucci's clean house as

jay wynne will have the weather little later, and michael have the latest from wimbledon.acid attacks in london has more than doubled. up to the end of april this year, the met has recorded a staggering 66 assaults involving corrosive substances. currently, there are no age restrictions on buying household bleach or drain cleaning products in the uk, but there are calls for regulations to be tightened after five people were attacked in the capital on thursday. we'rejoined now by simon harding, a criminologist and expert on gangs at middlesex university. good morning. thank you forjoining us. good morning. thank you forjoining us. wides in greece? what's going on here? uk's bucking the trend internationally —— why this increase. acid throwing internationally in asia, southeast asia, it is largely men attacking women, usually around issues of honour —based violence and domestic violence. but here it is men attacking men. and what appears to have happened is the idea of throwing acid has now been picked up and adopted by urban street gangs, and adopted by urban street gangs,

. >> wynn, no one wants to think of snow.any app get depressed during the winter but did you know that you can also get seasonal effective disorders in the summer? yes, crib to summertime sadness. hitting the mid-morning wall? with up to 24 grams of hearty protein jimmy dean bowls help you avoid it. shine on. >> take it easy on the roads this morning, they're wet, could be flooding in your area , this is a live picture from camden, if you see high water, turn around. >> yes, it is going to be a messy monday, and we're talking another rounds of storm, later today. and here to track it out for you. >> trump issued warning to his fellow republicans, and today is monday, july 24, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie is off. matt and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning, i feel like katie new it would rain. so she just took the day off. >> i know, i think i'm going to call her, hey. you. >> need to put on sneakers. >> no, thank goodness i have flats. matt and i both running around , i have to tell

i would like to reference prem mere brian gallant and preyear premiere kathryn wynn here from canada. if you'd give them applause. governor from japan and the governor from china. give enemy a round of applause me. mayor miguel. mayor from mexico round of applause for the mexican delegation who joined us here today. as we kick-off the meeting i also want to take a moment to recognize the support of many of our partners and supporters who we could not have this meeting without your support and funds our best practices and all the initiatives of the governors for nearly 30 years the nga has partnered with the private sector through our newly relaunch nga partners program. the nga partners help support the organization not only financially but intellectually with the sharing of best practices as well as helping the nga stay tuned in the emergency policy trends happening in individual states. a big thank you to all of the partners here with us today. governors. thank them them [ applause ]. >> necessary i would like where is governor ralmondo. as soon as she gets here we'll hear from the

time for a look at the weather, here's jay wynne.y showers. that is what we have at the moment in parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire. further showers across the north and west of the uk overnight, but these should be fairly dry. 10 degrees in northern scotland. big picture for tomorrow, looks unsettled, low pressure is in charge with lots of ice bars so it will be windy. eastern side of scotland should be reasonable. but briggs of rain and showers in northern ireland and one two getting into north—western england early on. but the west midlands and eastern england, it is a reasonable start. make the most of that because towards the south and west we have cloud and showers. we will see the showers spreading across the uk so just about anywhere could see some rain at some stage through the day. it is a day of sunny spells and showers so there will be bright interludes. we get is 70 degrees in —— 17 degrees. in evening, showers around but in northern ireland and western scotland, something a bit wetter and windy to get you through the eve

here's jay wynne. this was the view in kent from a weather watcher, patchy cloud in the distance.s and you need rain to have a rain will. and we have showers and some sunshine. midweek, wetter weather spreading across the country. then it turns breezy as we return to sunshine and showers. low pressure to the north west of the uk. that is driving the weather. the closer you are 2% of the low pressure, that is where the showers will be at their heaviest, so wettest in scotland, northern ireland, some thunder and few showers in the south east. largely dry here. further north and west, ru m bles largely dry here. further north and west, rumbles of thunder and hale mixed in with showers, but further spells of sunshine and temperatures in the upper teens. similar in northern england. sunny

. >> you liked wynn resorts, legg mason and the cohen & steers real estate investment trust. >> wynn resorts is up 37%. >> oh, my god. >> legg mason up 18%. >> cohen & steers, that's why you diversify. >> you never know. >> probably paid a good dividend. >> wynn was a foreshadowing of your new american role >> i'm hooked on american foonds. >> you're not scared of interest rates going up and bonds being bad. >> i think everything is liquid. first of all, there's one guy in switzerland right now pulling a couple of levers so it really doesn't matter what anybody here is doing. >> do you trade etfs >> a little bit. i keep my hand in it i'm a very conservative player because when you're an actor you never know when you're going to work again, so it's my family's money so i don't play with it. i don't take anything for 12%. very, very few of those, senior investment companies and stuff like that, i like to dabble in, and i start -- i'm actually trying to do green stuff now, but if i make 4%, 5%, i'm thrilled. >> does that help you with your role as this -- this billionaire casino magnate

here's jay wynne. quite a bit of rain so far today but not all doom and gloom.s was taken a little bit earlier in north wales. but for many of you is a bit more like this. here is the satellite sequence showing an extensive band of cloud right across the uk and belief that there has been quite a bit of rain so far. all moving west, from west to east and some of the heaviest rain so far has been across more northern parts of england and scotland. it will continue to move north and east. brighter skies following on behind. some brighter weather developing in scotla nd some brighter weather developing in scotland but showers coming through as well. dry and bright for a time in northern ireland but showers developing major. some patchy rain through the afternoon across southern parts of england. quite breezy as well, the breeze blowing that rain away from the south—east this evening. by the end of the night it will be quite fresh. a pretty unsettled look to the day tomorrow with low pressure in charge of the lots of white lines, that means it will be quite a bluster

willie wynne says the system as it is failed his family.she had palpitations and he called 999 six times and no ambulance came for nearly an hour. it was too late to save her. you have people with a broken arm and a broken leg going, "i'm feeling better now". i know i'd love them to have it, but, you know, that is not what we are talking about here. we are talking about emergencies, and an emergency is an emergency. and mine was an emergency. but nobody done anything about an emergency. the local ambulance trust, south central, said it extended condolences to the family. at the time, many of its resources were tied up elsewhere. some argue that while the reforms are welcome, they won't solve wider nhs problems. from the patients‘ point of view, this could be good, in terms of one part of theirjourney, as it were. but it's no good if they get messed up in a&e, or can't get a bed in hospital when they need it. what time did this start today? reforms have already been introduced in wales. there is a pilot scheme under way in scotland. trials i

act am we caught up with steve wynn and the founder of britain save our schools downtown dallas and alley right in front of the door of number ten downing street what do you do out here when trays i'm a she says is busy balancing the books in there. with the save our schools campaign the austerity measures are going to be imposing the last seven years i think people have had enough of them to sort of fly the flag for state the state education system which has borne the brunt of many of these austerity measures and i don't know whether it's because the government don't use the state education system or many of them because education system but it's not a priority for them but over ninety percent of the people in this country used to education and it's a right not a privilege and the government needs to. provide a decent education system which at the moment it's not doing. about syria the facts already even the public accounts committee says the government suffering from collective delusion if you think you can make any further savings by imposing three million three billion pounds a year c

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[applause] another big investor in our country, steve wynn.aising so much money for our great republican party. andrea, please stand up. thank you. thank you, steve. you have done a great job. thank you. foxconn will invest in southeast wisconsin, while a larger facility is constructed over the coming years. that facility is currently under negotiation. it will be about the biggest there is anywhere. the company's initial investment of more than $10 billion will minimum,00 jobs at a with the potential for up to 13,000 jobs in the very near future. minimumthe construction of this facility represents the concern of lcd electronics, and electronic manufacturing to the united states, the country that we love. that is where we want our jobs. to make such an incredible investment, chairman gou put his faith and confidence in the future of the american economy. if i did not get elected, he would not be spending $10 billion. [laughter] [applause] his great company -- you see what i am seeing, has seen our administration's work to remove job-killing re

. -- wynn, macau, this is because of macau gambling revenue. #btv 7382.the right-hand side, the green bar chart is 29.9% in terms of a rise in gaming revenue. that is the highest since 2014, but the estimate was found 30% rise. a lot of people are optimistic this will keep going especially after the last few years. asia,en it is monday in wrapping up the weekend. got to look at the box office. three, -- using the first or second? betty: i have not. ramy: it is the number one right now. $75.4 million in north america. sounds good but misses estimates. it is doing very well, especially internationally. something that will be a kick internationally as pirates of the caribbean. we have been talking about this for a few weeks, cross $700 million. i have lost track. maybe five or six? was $230ction budget million. i hear this is actually better. they have been getting international milestones, $9 million in japan for the first few days. haidi: sounds like you need a movie night. it is a shortened week because of july 4, but fair amount of data. ramy: let me wal

he says it's very backward looking, and then wynn resorts down for .6% after the company missed earningsimates for what is really dragging down shares is the fact that gaming revenue posted sequential decline. shares really giving up some, but on the year still up in a big way. and finally from a macro standpoint, we have the s&p 500 at an all-time high. this is pretty interesting in terms of discrepancy. g #btv4027. in blue we have the s&p 500 past trailing 12 month earnings estimate, back in 2014 it was to vonnie,se, $113.55, now it's less than that and we have stocks all-time highs. perhaps something has to give at some point. vonnie: we might even see it later on today. abigail doolittle, thank you. you heard abigail say that some of the big earnings have come out but we also get some big ones today. facebook, amazon tomorrow and apple is next week. mike regan, senior editor for markets live. michael, characterize earnings season so far. look athing highly to during the earnings season is actually what groups of stocks are doing the best. aton't necessarily just look the numbers, but

anthony scaramucci had said -- excuse me, donald trump had said it was in josh's book, i deal with steve wynnblow these politicians away. it's not even the same category. this politics is a category that's like 19 levels lower. yes, he has dealt with killers like carl icahn and others for years but is playing a completely different game, different scrutiny, different accountability. you can play buff against carl icahn and walk out the door. he can't do that here. >> the business that those gentlemen are in is a wildly different business, for solely making money and extracting the last penny of every deal they do, donald trump in a licensing deal or carl icahn green mailing some company to buy his shares back at a different price. those are different businesses. this government is deep, xheks a -- complex and complicated. a good number of members of this administration not only don't have experience but are so in over their heads when it comes to the operations of government, this compares nothing to business. being a good businessman does not necessarily mean being a good operator in the nat

now russia and china are stepping wynn a diplomatic proposal.orth korea would freeze its weapons program in exchange to an end to joint military drills between south korea and the u.s. >> we agree to actively develop our mutual initiative based on russia's step-by-step plan at the same time freezing the nuclear capabilities of north korea and large-scale military exercises by the united states. >> reporter: but that offer isn't sitting well with lawmakers on capitol hill who says president trump needs to take an even harder continues against the north, pointing out this latest missile could potentially reach hawaii or alaska. >> the greater their capacity, the more danger american interests are in the continental u.s. >> reporter: the test is another sign of kim jong-un's intention to develop a missile capable of hitting the u.s. >> north korea knows there can only be one outcome of any second war on the peninsula, which is the end of north korea. this is not something they want to see happen. >> russia and china are also pushing the united stat

wynn reports profits fell short. they say business at its newest resort continues to be hurt by construction nearby that may not end until next year. amgen posting better than expected quarter profit. >>> in deal news, viacom has told scripps an all-cash bid it yesterday david faber reported that the skscripps family want cash deal. >>> and citi moving higher yesterday. they say restructuring is over and his new earnings targeted supported it, their first investor day in nine years in particular earnings targets in terms of planning to return over $20 billion in cash over the next three years to shareholders and 11% roe target and 20 efficiency target in the low 50%. which is well ahead of analyst forecasts. ceo even spoke of a $100 stock price target analysts say this is ambitious and speaks of the growing confidence that he has in the business i'd say in terms of valuation, citi of course have had astruci financial crisis and that's why valuation compared to jmpt p mopmorgan. so again you can see the potential for

let's go to kate wynn-collins.n is the last time they've even pentagon. >> we ahead today that jeff sessions and donald trump have not spoken since the "new york times" interview last week when donald trump publicly blasted jeff sessions for recusing him/from yore seeing the investigation. he recused himself back in mark, but it's clearly still irking president trump. those attacked haven't stopped. he went after him in a tweet today, calling him beleaguered. sarah sanders said last week that donald trump has confidence in jeff sessions, but he was disappointed in him for recusing himself. now we know they haven't spoken, so it seems like the relationship is pretty tense, with donald trump calling him out on twitter. kaitlan, thank you. >>> this comes nearly a week after president trump told "new york times" he regretted hiring jeff sessions and wouldn't have done so if he had known he was going to recuse himself. chris cillizza, let me lay this scenario on you. this would be like, you know, our boss talking about

in monterey, chris wynn, abc7 news. >> for more information on how to help bring r.c.at abc7news.com. >>> tomorrow oj simpson will ask a parole board to release him from prison. for the last nine years he has been incarcerated in a nevada prison. he was convicted of robbery and assault with a deadly weapon in 2008 after trying to take back sports memorabilia in las vegas. simpson is expected to explain how he has been a model prisoner while in custody. >> there is no opposition to it at least from those who participated in the event who were victimized by it. there is no opposition from them. so all factors are positive. >> simpson, who was born and raised in san francisco, is now 70 years old. in 1995 he was acquitted of murdering ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ronald goldman in the so-called trial of the century. abc7 will carry the parole hearing live in a special report starting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. on abc7 and the abc7 news app and abc7news.com. >>> a bridle store abruptly shut down last week leaving brides without dresses. >> 7 on your side's micha

i will be out there as well as long with vicki wynn and kerry hall, so hopefully you can make your way there. we will be there until about 1:00 and as chris said, that i do have an ice cream truck, games and loads of fun. so i think it will be in the 60s by the time you get out there, if you are out there now, then few get out there, more towards 11:00, 12:00, it will warm up into the 70s so a light sweater. we also have fun games, so we will definitely get your blood pumping with baseball. we had football yesterday, the temps in the 50s. we are definitely seeing the fog in the peninsula, 54 dries, tri-valley 50 degrees, we can expect to keep this fog in the forecast for san francisco through the mid-afternoon. if we look right now at that doppler radar, we have see the fog hugging the coastline, this is expected to purpose off. >> that will make ways for sunny skies and building high pressure. and that's going to warm us up. it's going to get us into a bit of a warming trend as we head into sunday and monday. now the temperature transfer today in san francisco, as i mentioned will rem

in monterey, chris wynn, abc7 news. >> for more information on how to help bring r.c.orrow oj simpson will ask a parole board to release him from prison. for the last nine years he has been incarcerated in a nevada prison. he was convicted of robbery and assault with a deadly weapon in 2008 after trying to take back sports memorabilia in las vegas. simpson is expected to explain how he has been a model prisoner while in custody. >> there is no opposition to it at least from those who participated in the event who were victimized by it. there is no opposition from them. so all factors are positive. >> simpson, who was born and raised in san francisco, is now 70 years old. in 1995 he was acquitted of murdering ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ronald goldman in the of the century. abc7 will carry the parole hearing live in a special report starting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. on abc7 and the abc7 news app and abc7news.com. >>> a bridle store abruptly shut down last week leaving brides without dresses. >> 7 on your side's michael >> 7 on your side's michael finney fo

ide love to see insiders be buying show us jamie dimon, steve wynn. stocks down, compressed. do you believe this is the bottom and we're ready to start the move to the upside is this sustained or not >> this is happening just when there is increased competition within the space and particular ly in grocery. today, courtney rag b b was at a lead l, a german grocery >> you're probably right is it? really sending prices down more promotions. so, i don't know >> i think actually, this might be sustainable target, if you look at target, prior to the, it seems as though the stock was starting to turn a corner it means things aren't as disastrous and at 13 times forward earnings, if you like walmart, i think target is about to catch up. >> what i would prefer to do is take my target if i leicht and i agree with you on the relative value. i'd like to throw walmart out on the short side when i look at what's going on with the xrt, think about the double bottom here first point of this is the walmart whole foods. second point is prime day. these are the two motes that take the xrt down

abc 7 news recorder chris wynn has the story. >> reporter: inside this santa clara county courtroom, accused cat killer shared stories of heartbreak before a judge. >> still be young when released. it's a terrifying thought to think of what could happen if he makes another mistake in his life. >> reporter: calling him a danger to society, a judge sentenced 26-year-old robert farmer of san jose to the maximum term allowed. 16 years in jail with credit for time served. after he pleaded guilty to 20 counts of felony animal cruelty, one count of attempted felony animal cruelty as well as two misdemeanors committed in the fall of 2015 in the cambrian mark neighborhood. farmer arrested by police after found asleep in h

republicans are trapped not just because of the bill's unpopularity, not only from democrats but wynnr own party and the president is not leading on this issue. given multiple contradictory statements what he wants to see. maybe just repeal it. do the replace later. got to get it done before august. the bill's too mean. nothing coming from the white house helping coordinate that. watch the sunday shows yesterday. three or four different republicans coming out with three or four different solutions without any sort of gelling. >> exactly right. go ahead. >> i was going to say, a point i was going to make. where is the messaging operation to push this bill through? there is virtually nothing on the right. not just from the white house but outside groups on the right are completely silent. there's no pro active message about why this particular bill will be beneficial to the country and to help restructure 1/6 of the economy. virtually no megaphone on their side. only saying obamacare is imploding a disaster and we need to fix it but not what the bill does to fix the problem kmsh, w gets

500, that moved up 600 million shares of stocks 33 it's a buy i want to own it i want to own steve wynna much better buy for other reasons and in addition to that, i like these microcaps el dor rad dado is doing a terr job. >> okay. phil asks for your thoughts on the auto parts companies no word if it's phil lebeau. it might be. >> look, the infrastructure in this world is going to be improved and how do you do that? a derivative is class a trucks $24 stock. and then the retailers, o'reilly's oversold and i think that's okay even though amazon is lurking independent of all of that, my own reaction is that you have to own the parts of the ecosystem inside of the week because of autonomous driving and the electric vehicle and we had a big valuation but a small price that could be topped by someone. >> because nvidia is playing a big role in the future of autonomous driving and that stock has been an unbelievable winner, are you in that name >> within the framework of a billion cars on the road, 1 billion. and there's a lot of ways to participate. i don't know if -- i'm recommending navast

right across the street from wynn. $235 a footdoing and you can run the math ball on that.you run the portion on that, you would get to a much higher number. scarlet: why would the family be inclined to amass real estate value would you have sears and mace is dumping millions of square footage onto the market? you could argue there is too much supply. scarlet: if you look at the core -- >> if you look at the core portfolio dillards has, it is an attractive portfolio. i have a list of malls that are doing similar or above that number. there is a lot of throughput and a lot of dollars there. i could open up a store and generate a lot of income at the right rent. at five dollars a foot, i could find a concept that would generate a lot of income. you have those dollars flowing through that mall and it is just a mass game -- math game. look at where sarah tosh -- look at where they are signing with. that was my interview with jeffrey pierce on bloomberg markets today. if you haveeminder the bloomberg terminal check out tv . you can watch the breaking news. you can watch the