or another. there is a twist here and there is a reference but there are parallels in belgium in particular and france, belgium is a special case and they lived there for a long time and had try partitions of culture and along religious lines and in that case in the united states or france in terms of how to grapple with muslim identity in the european context and what that means in this situation where if they take ownership of g hardy debates they are responsible for everything and i don't know how the community grappled with. >> political roles for the muslims. >> in the us it is in its early days. it explains to me that in the brussels state legislature or political division, 25% of legislature is muslim. in the us, one or two people here and there, it is not registering on the scale but it will require more adjustments but clearly on the bottom side, london's mayor has got to be the best argument to rebut the idea for muslim in the uk, or you can be the mayor of london and that level of achievement and participation and society as a good thing and that is the best counter narrative there is. >> n

people sentences are coming up we actually haven't seen a large issue here in america unlike in france or belgium there isn't that much radicalization we have seen because when people come out what is your view? do they become more radical than prison as a way of protecting themselves emotionally? or for those peoplend it was fascinatg he said i am much more radical now and to some of that is bravado. maybe it is true but how do you deal psychologically with 20 years in prison? so the talk about what happens when these guys get out, what do they face? what did you face? what can we do? >> that is a very interesting se youave an individual form with the affluent background educated private school then gravitates towards jihadist and was a prolific writer but rather adamant to a degree he felt action was necessary rather than just speaking so he tried to travel to somalia i have read letters from him but just to say there indications of serious messages but those serious fenders to go much further down the road with the exception of like john walker and the way we have dealt with that is very probl

talent i don't see this belgium team beating the likes of france or brazil like with england another summer of frustration is in store. at least england have what it wants so. the good news for belgium is that whatever happens in the match between them they shouldn't have too much trouble the other side's in group g. two countries who have never made it past the group stage at a world cup in fact have never even qualified for a world cup before. like goal from roman torres against costa rica in the final qualifier secured panama's place at their maiden world. it was a huge moment for the nation finally qualifying for the world cup the eleven tent that puts england's woes into perspective but since then their preparations haven't been going well. they lost two recent friendlies against denmark in switzerland conceding seven and scoring. anything can happen in football but panama winning a game at russia twenty eighteen would be a giant achievement and the same could be said that you know. the country might be set for its fifth appearance at a world cup but the team has only once in twe

as for belgium, if they beat japan next, a possible quarterfinal against brazil. then it coulbe take your pick. france, portugal, argentina, or even uruguay. that is a really tough path towards the final. belgium and england's next opponents came out of group h, that was concluded on th it was up in the air for a while. colombia actually started the day in third, but they won by beating senegal 1-0. that result saved japan, who lost to poland 1-0. but because senegal lost, they were level on points. how to separate them? ds was decided on the disciplinary recn russia that senegal had more yellow cards, so they were going home and japan is going through. it is the first time since 1982 that there will not be an african team in the second round. the knockout round, it all gets going on saturday, with france against argentina. they are all must-win matcs. reportingy foster withll the latest on world cup drama. in a reminder of the unfolding story out of maryland, at least five people have beeshkilled at a ting at a local newspaper in annapolis. several others are seriously wounded. one suspect is in custody. police say it is a w

face in the semifinals, as for belgium, if they beat japan next, there will be a possible quarterfinal against brazil, then it will be, take your pick, france, argentina, orngland's next opponents came out of group h which was concluded on thursday and it was up in the airfora concluded on thursday and it was up in the airfor a while concluded on thursday and it was up in the air for a while with only two from three able to make it through. colombia actually started the day in third but they won the group by beating senegal 1—0 in samara, yerry mina with a fantastic header for them. that result saved japan, who lost to poland 1—0. not because senegal lost, well, they were level on points, goal difference and goals scored. how to separate them? it was decided on their disciplinary records in russia. senegal had more yellow cards so they were going home andjapan go yellow cards so they were going home and japan go through. it is the first time since 1982 that there won't be an african team in the second round. that knockout round, it all gets going on saturday, with front against argentina first up in kazan. they are all must win matches from this point on

tonight and then i get to see portugal of course always a danger against iraq or that i'm see in denmark and france and see in belgium and serbia and brazil. germany mexico so i have to mention that already in senegal i'm seeing it again from a group between the two stadiums from the. spires act so i get to see neymar. i get to see christianity and i'll do of course a little messy so like i say there's not nothing compares to it it to see these guys you know put themselves on the line for their national teams and and put themselves through so many games and such a source short space of time really looking forward to getting gold i know i'm jealous very good for the. you know if they're listening not working they would. face a look many thanks for coming in any time much pleasure stay there for the moment but we can show you now i think some of the other great players are going to grace the field over the next month even russia. for the last decade. one of them and messi they were the two best players in in the planet they did amazingly well for their clubs. they tried and of course portugal won it but you know they t

france or argentina. ou want to play croatia or denmark. belgium wans to lose today. francine: it is like a pyramid.the stages. you don't want to be kicked out so that you have a better chance. tom: you want to be in the right bracket. francine: don't follow lacqua or keene. follow ferro. tom: now the supreme court. stephanie baker with us in london. for a global briefing on this name, anthony kennedy. i met him a few times he was appointed by ronald reagan but changed over the years. how did justice kennedy change into truly the legend that he is right now? >> well, he was a crucial moderating force on the court at a time when it was becoming increasingly partisan. he was the swing voter in a number of crucial issues. lgbt rights, same-sex marriage wade cially roev. abortion rights. there is why there is some concern about his departure. at will it mean for roe v. wade and other crucial votes that come before the court. tom: the list of candidates, i regret that everybody is in an uproar about conservative versus liberal. i don't see anybody there really bigger, broader, more philosophical like a b

those eight countries that include france portugal italy ireland belgium the netherlands and luxemburg have agreed to take some of those two hundred thirty three refugees or migrants off the ship and process them for asylum according to the law. we pressed prime minister muscat on how these people are going to be apportioned and he refused to give any numbers he said that there have been very concrete pledges and he said that these are according to capability which suggests population size and g.d.p. . but he did not give any figures because he said when i asked him will this be a blueprint will this be a stencil for how refugees will be apportioned to member states in future situations that arise we've already had two situations firstly aquarius now the lifeline of books that weren't allowed to talk because there's disagreement about who was going to process the people on board he said this is not a pass and it is not a blueprint. he doesn't want to commit the people who have volunteered to help. to in future taking similar proportions of people off of rescue vessels but he is clearly in favor as he goes into the european summit tomorrow of a down to man

as the belgium, if they beat japan next, there will bea if they beat japan next, there will be a possible quarterfinal against brazil, then it will be, take your pick, france, argentina, ors, who joins us live from tokyo. what has been the reaction now that japan has made it to the last 16? they are going up against belgium and they are the only asian nation left in the world cup. that's right, andi left in the world cup. that's right, and i think probably relief given japan's performance in the final match. not the greatest performance, losing 1—0 two... losing i—0 match. not the greatest performance, losing 1—0 two... losing 1—0 in their final match, they went through on not even goal difference. at the end of this stage, before they go into the last 16, they had exactly the same number of goals as cynical. they had lost one and drawn exactly the same number of matches as senegal, and so they had gone through on the difference in the number of yellow cards, senegal getting six yellow cards, japan getting six yellow cards, japan getting four yellow cards in this first round. so, you know, they have gone through not in the best way possible but obviously people here inja

belgium. the remains of both brothers are now together in france. >> wonderful that they can do that after they died'm >> so glad the effort still happens to figure out these remains or find remains in several cases. >> exactly. foorm of gratitude and respect for service. >>> one arlington second grader had a chance t share very special moment with his classmates. >> take a look at the m that caused pure excitement for this little boy. he's like, wait a minute. >> wait a isminute. >> t navy commanderjo than blythe who surprised his son yesterday. he was sitng at the teacher's desk when david walked into the classroom. this is at the arlington focus school. the commander had been deployed to afghanistan for the last year. >> welcome home. thank you for your service. love those reunionschuck. >> absolutely. nothing like a littl pleasant surprise for the kiddos. 4 things you need to know about the weather.gy another m morning. no 90s today. unke t 95 degree steambath yesterday. doesn't mean it will be all dry all day. do we nd a dryer day? that looks like tomorrow. i'll give you the day planner coming up. >>> plus, roller coaster rift. we've seen riders stranded high in

belgium on thursday. will denmark or australia qualify alongside france? both those matches under way.es to treating conditions including heart attacks and some cancers. that's according to an independent report produced for the bbc. nhs england says it is ready to address the issues, and that the report highlights many areas of outstanding care. our health correspondent dominic hughes has the details. as the nhs approaches its 70th birthday, four major think tanks have posed the question — just how good is our health service? the answer seems to be "not bad, but could do better". when compared to 18 other industrialised countries, a relatively efficient nhs does well in areas such as protecting people from the financial burden of illness. but when it comes to health outcomes, it's less impressive. when treating eight out of the 12 most common causes of death — such as lung cancer or heart attacks — performance is worse than average. the uk has a lower number of doctors, nurses and other medical staff per head of population and the lowest levels of both ct and mri scanners — important

or another. i mean, there is a real twist here that i think in the u.s. case, wrestling, but there are parallels, i think in belgium, in particular, and in france. belgium is a very special case. i lived there for a long time, where you have the culture, and religious lines, and i don't know in that case, that may be the more dire case than even the united states or fran in terms of how to grapple with the issue of muslim identity in the european contract. what that means for it muslim community who are, you know, in the situation where if they take ownership of jihad and jihad debates, then they are responsible for everything. i don't know if the law enforcement community grappled with that. i guess you would be better >> in ofthe potical t. role for the muslim community? >> i think in the use it is really early days, you know, i was in belgium two weeks ago and it was explained to me that in the brussels legislature or the political division, 25% of the legislature is muslim. so, i mean, in the u.s. we have got one or two people here, not even registering on scale. but i imagine that will require more adjustments but i thinmeth the side of the

or another. there's a real twist that i think in the u.s. case there's a wrestling but there are some parallels i think in belgium in particular and in france. is a very special case. i know this personally having lived there for a long time, where you have linguistic lines and even along religious lines, and i don't know actually in that case that may be the more dire case than even the united states for france in terms of how to grapple with efficient muslim identity in the european context. and what that means for the muslim community who are sorted in a situation what if they take ownership of jihad and jihadi debates, then they are responsible for everything. and i don't know if the law enforcement commutyas grapple with it. mitch, you would probably be in a a better position to speak to that. >> in terms of a political role towards the muslim committee? >> i think and use it is really early days, i was in belgium two weeks ago and this was explained to me that in the brussels state legislature, or the political division, 25% of the legislature is muslim. so, i mean, in the u.s. where we got one or two people here and there so she was n

profiled in some way or another but there is a real twist here that i think that in this case, it's a rough one but there are some parallels i think in belgium in particular and in france it's a special case i know this personally had been there for a long time where you had a try interpretation of the culture along religious lines and i do not know actually in this case, that meet -- that might be the more dire case in terms of how to grapple with the issue of local identity in the european context and what that might mean for the muslim community who are sort of in this situation where if they take ownership of the debate, then they are responsible for everything i do not know if they could grapple with that i think there would be someone better to speak to that.>> in terms of political roles within the muslim community.>> i think in the u.s. in the early days i was in belgium two weeks ago, it was explained to me that in the brussels state legislature or in the political division, 25 % of the legislature is local. so, i mean in the u.s., with got yoone-people here d there s registering on the scale that i imagine will require some more adjustment but i think somethi

force an august any person wearing a burka or in the car which only shows the bodies will be fined around one hundred fifty dollars france austria and belgium have already imposed similar bans than shaker but gamma from the think tank just sticker says the new danish law raises a few legal questions. i think the justice minister said it that there's a widespread feeling that they the book and the niqab which is basically what the law is aimed at reckless and this is something incompatible with danish values and it may also be misjudging as symbols i tend to agree with that but on the other hand a very important part of danish values is also freedom of expression and freedom of religion and so i think this is a very unfortunate. way of legislating because if a woman decides to wear the face of a lot of her own free choice then yes you should have the right to do so even though that may offend the ordinary danish person. agencies of warm go have to curtail relief program for syrian refugees unless there's a significant funding boost seven years of war in syria has created the world's largest refugee crisis as reports. was these syrians are so

belgium and will try them in france and norway later this year. the world economic forum tweets there's enough plastic in the ocean to create basically the size of 500 jumbo jets, believe it orot. and if you put it all together in the ocean it would be the size of france >> someone needs to figure out who is the manufacturer of paper straws that's a long bet. >> it's like buying chicken ahead of the mcnugget. >> so many companies are doing this, not just mcdonald's. alaska airlines has done this. millions of people saw that youtube video of the turtle getting hurt it feels like a movement mike, that sounds like a job for you. >> i'll figure it out. forest products sector >> international paper >> as we head to break here, an interview you'll not want to miss monday right here on "squawk on the street. snap's ceo evan spiegel will be with us. much more ahead on the show today. the dow down about 247 points. >>> it is the one online retailer that is up more than 200% in the last year and no, it's not amazon. find out the name. tradingnation.cnbc.com more "squawk on the street" after this mom and dad got a new car. it's not theirs, it's mine. the new rx 350l with three rows for