, becky, becky. >> and he was convinced that he was helpin' me. >> reporter: becky told investigators bloody clothes, stuffed them in his backpack. and she drove him back to her office. and then they later showed up together at the crime scene, pretending to know nothing, but alarmed that kay was still clinging to life. >> the next conversation that christopher and i had was at the hospital. when i talked to him and i was cryin' and he said not to worry about it, that everything was gonna be okay. and i told him i didn't know what to do to help him. he said i didn't need to do anything, that he was gonna take care of everything. and i told him i was scared. >> reporter: after that, becky said she and chris worked together to throw investigators off the trail. which meant that shooting at healing hands was a total setup. >> it was christopher. >> he was the guy in the bushes. >> he was the guy in the bushes with the gun. >> reporter: chris had shot his own mother. a ruse to throw off the cops. and a bumbling one at that. becky said their plan was for chris to shoot and miss. >> he didn

that's my favorite part >> becky entered a contest impressing the grocery chain he with her food and her mission. parents she has fed for years was there when becky saw her loving libby mac and cheese in the store for the first time >> thank y'all so much as a mom i want people to know that libby was here. i don't want her to go away to hear people saying her name and to see her name constantly has fulfilled that for me >> all profits will go toward providing more children's hospitals in the state with becky's comfort food that's "nightly news" from all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> right now at 6:00, broken window screens and crime tape. the new details we're learning in the half hour about the homicide in san jose. >>> plus, it is spreading. where in the south bay there is an increased concern for the kkk, no fascist usa. >> a lot of people emotionally weekend. federal agents get ready for immigration sweeps. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for being with us on this friday. >> the backlash over immigration pouring onto bay are

. >> when we first met becky nickels two years ago, she was delivering homemade mac and cheese to the filling freezers and hearts all from her loving libby food truck. >> this is the one the kids chose a long time ago. >> libby was becky's daughterho died of cancer at age five. when she was sick, becky's mac and cheese ul was all she eat. >> this would make her happy that she has inspired something that make other people happy. >> thi week a celebration. loving libby's mac and theese now on sale in moren 200 grocery stores across texas. >> very creamy and cheesey. that's my favorite part. >> becky entered a contest impressing the grocery chain atb with her food and her mission. parents of patients she has fed for years was there when becky saw her l lovingby mac and cheese in the store for the first time. >> thank y'all so much. as a mom i want people to know that libby was here. i don't want her to go away. to hear people saying her name and to see her name conantly has fulfilled that for me. >> all profits will go toward providing more children's hospitals in the state with becky's

. >> when we first met becky nickels two years ago, she was delivering homemade mac and cheese to then aust all from her loving libby food truck. >> this is the one the kids chose a long time ago. >> libby was becky's daughter who died of cancer at age five. when she was sick, becky's mac and cheese was all she would eat. >> this would make her happy that she has inspired something that make other people happy. >> this week a celebration. loving libby's mac and cheese now on sale in more than 200 grocery stores across texas. >> very creamy and cheesey. that's my favorite part. >> becky entered a contest impressing the grocery chain atb with her food and her mission. parents of patients she has fed for years was there when becky saw her loving libby mac and cheese in the store for the first time. >> thank y'all so much. as a mom i want people to know that libby was here. i don't want her to go away. to hear people saying her name and to see her name constantly has fulfilled that for me. >> all profits will go toward providing more drbecky's food. that's "nightly news" for this friday.

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i'm becky quick. inside the black market of cannabis where illegal dispensaries break the law our investigation, weed killers. dragging small businesses into the dimming tall age the company lending a helping hand hidden fees. they're all over the place from basics to hotels to sporting events way to avoid them, find them and fight them how to save money on your car insurance. one way to pay less but it could cost you something else. "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick >>> we begin with the booming business of cannabis but with those potential riches come this is reality there's a much bigger boom in the black market of weed that is crippling legal sales. what's going on inside dispen dispensa dispensaries melissa lee as our lead story investigation, weed killers. >> reporter: it's a weekday afternoon in los angeles the epicenter of cannabis in the united states. this busy dispensary is open for business >> hi. >>

"the exchange" with becky quick begins now >>> brian, thank you hello, everybody i'm becky quick.r kelly evans here's what's ahead. the focus turns to fang. netflix the first of the big tech names to report after the bell what to expect and why the results could hold the key for the direction of the markets >>> 76 billion that is the eye-popping number of opioid pills that flooded the u.s. from 2006 to 2012 how it happened and where the pills ended up one of the writers of today's washington post investigation joins us >>> and, plus, faceapp has a lot of us talking. urt it may also have a lot of

i mean, this is the most unloved bull market ever, isn't it, becky?> sure. >> stocks a very distant second in terms of what people's preferred investment for longer than ten years would be. real estate leading the way. and by the biggest margin that we've seen to date i think a lot of that deals with the tangible nature of real estate and also let's not forget about the 20% drop we saw in the stock market last fall that rattled a lot of investors as well. >> what's been your experience with this kind of following everything since the financial crisis because it wasn't just stocks that plummeted that was kicked off because you actually saw real estate prices drop across the country for the first time ever or at least since the great depression >> and the preference for real estate bounced back just as home prices did but it didn't with stocks. it was one of those things where every year we would see the s&p was, you know, up versus the prior year but the percentage of people that were looking to stocks, unchanged. so very little movement of the needle

y en exclusiva, acompaÑamos a becky g a una sesiÓn de fotos y nos hablo de su gran sacrificio para poder enamorado, si la falta de paciencia fe aleja de la felicidad, ti te ayudaremos a practicar la tolerancia y actitud para vivir a plenitud con tu media naranja. >> y se juntÓ el a hambre con las ganas de comer, le presentamos a la fresa y picosa para divertirnos en el concierto del 50 cumpleaÑos de jennifer lÓpez. >> y tendremos una maÑana sin igual junto al talento de vicente fernÁndez y rafael en las presentaciones de sus imitadores. >> y asÍ comienza "un nuevo dia" hoy y siempre mÁs cerca de ti. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ya lleguemos, buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. >> cuidado. >> cuidado ♪ ♪ quÉ gusto que nos acompaÑe hoy es viernes 26 de julio, pleno verano, se acaba julio. >> se acaba julio. >> se acaba julio! >> julio estÁ aca abajo. >> julio estÁ abajo julio. >> tambiÉn se acaban las vacaciones de rashel que sigue de vacaciones. >> se acabÓ pronto. >> rashel te esperamos aquÍ el lunes en la casa para que vengas a compartir con nosotros, mientras tanto esta semana ha estado jimena. >> he s

we're meeting one of these becky stands backers of the new silk road. by becky austin off speaks excellent german and will be our translator and tour guide. tonight he's serving coffee life the traditional feast. deserves. the silk road didn't only transport ideas it also disseminated ideas and recipes for prof speak when people from spain come to his beck is fan are served trough they say oh this is spanish by you know. how you're not sure. plus is traditionally eaten with the fingers not so easy for a left hander. traditionally we eat our food with our right hand as i should have known. everywhere and some are conned there are signs of how far west we ventured. the influence of ancient persia is also visible everywhere. 7 breakfast and was once the center of an empire. in the 12th and 13th centuries culture and scholarship flourished here. timor also known as tom alain was a great patron of art and culture and a brutal tyrant. his tomb is still an object of veneration. boy back has taken us to the bazaar of the kata a place filled with hidden treasure

by asking becky about the altercation between duncan scott and sun yang.gle athlete, they put the heart and soul into their training a day in and day out. especially for mack horton, he has a strong history with sun yang. even at taking out the drugs elements, about behaviour and anything else that goes with it. i think duncan wants not to join and anything else that goes with it. i think duncan wants not tojoin in, but more a case that mack got such a good reception for it, a standing ovation in the athlete's village, that duncan and some of the other quys that duncan and some of the other guys are that duncan and some of the other guys are going, you know what, we need to do something about this, we need to do something about this, we need to do something about this, we need to be proactive. he stood his ground is and it was one of those where he was happy to get this medal, happy with his performance, and it's a shame it had to come to that. and then aggressive behaviour was taken on the podium from a song and, but at the same time, i think duncan shoul

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s.ity futures. you are seeing some weakness after the dow closed within ten points of an all-time high this morning there is some giveback as we await to hear from earnings and news from big tech dow futures now indicated down by 81 points s&p futures down by close to 10 points the nasdaq down by 36. looking at what happened overnight in asia, you'll see the nikkei was up by 0.4%. hang seng up by 0.2% talk about a trade deal getting restarted, we'll talk more about that in a moment those trade talks to be restarting next week thathelped things in asia. in europe, it's a bit of a mixed picture. the dax up by 0.1% you do see red arrows for both the cac and the ftse the ftse, we'll talk more about boris johnson who will become the prime minister there today ftse now down about 0.8% stocks are flat in italy and in spain. if you check out the treasury yields here in the united states, you will see this morning the ten-year is yielding 2.057% >>> the big story of the morning, shares of big tec

>> well, the step up in revenue, becky, was most impressive 19 to 22%.h the exception of last quarter where it dipped down it's grown for the last 4 1/2 years from the 20 to 24% range is the tightest of any of the faang names in terms of growth rates. that is the simple reason. the real reason why the stock is moving higher today is i think investors have more confidence that the combination of youtube, search, a little bit of cloud, the three of those come together i would also mention there is a dark side to the impressive growth rate. that's simply the reason why the company can deliver the predictable results is they have a lot of control over how search monetizes, specifically in how they show ads to consumers, the frequency of ads, for example. and if there's a regulation piece to this, if regulators can impact how they show ads, that may have an impact on m monetization longer term the simple take away is the normalcy of predictable growth. >> gene, i'm glad you brought that up. we spoke with mark mahaney when we start looking at regulations, ther

the cell phone video went viral when a nick named barbecue becky called police on two men barbecuin' in an area where it was not allowed. >> the young lady starts talking about i don't belong here and it's illegal to barbecue in the park with charcoal. >> reporter: friends organized and raised money to hold this event. >> made a good positive out of a negative. >> we want to be accepting of everybody. >> reporter: it comes days after president trump suggested that four democratic members of congress should go back to the countries where they came from. a crowd at a trump rally chanting. >> accepted her back. >> reporter: the president tweeted on sunday, i don't believe the four congress women are capable of loving our country. a campaign aide defending the president. >> i have worked with president trump for two years. he is not a racist. >> reporter: many here say the president's words are not helping them bridge raisel divides. >> it's shameful. >> i do not agree with the narrative. it's not something that is bringing our country together. >> reporter: organizers spent the last few

becky g y taylor swift se robaron el show y nosotros fuimos el Único medio hispano con acceso.za tambiÉn deleitÓ con sus temas. y por Último la mÁs esperada de la noche, taylor swift que cantÓ varios de sus Éxitos y estrenÓ come down el nuevo sencillo de su nueva producciÓn discogrÁfica. sin dudas fue una gran producciÓn discogrÁfica. >> chicos, espectacular la presentaciÓn de becky g y me quedo corto. en un momento agradeciÓ a su familia que le estaba viendo el niÑa. ademÁs cuando apareciÓ la cara de maluma el teatro entero se vino abajo. este concierto tardÓ en ser organizado ocho meses y se notÓ porque la producciÓn fue espectacular. los usuarios lo pueden disfrutar por los prÓximos 30 dÍas. alan: estÁ muy bueno lo que viviste y te vi sufriendo muchÍsimo. sÍ se vio que la producciÓn era de otro nivel y te veÍa muy emocionado. quÉ podemos decir de esta compaÑÍa? ha crecido de una forma enormeen la cuestiÓn de series de televisiÓn y tambiÉn en lo musical. francisca: el otro dÍa hablamos de lo que gana jeff por hora asÍ que imagínense ustedes. francisca: gracias por tu entreten

andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick. a number of companies reporting earnings the next couple ours. dow up 45 points, the s&p 500 off about a point and our own parent company just announcing its own earnings >> comcast out with numbers this morning. it looks like the company beat the street by a lot of different metrics. as justed earnings per share, 78 cents, that's better than street was expecting. they also beat in terms of cash flow, 4.3 billion versus the consensus of 3.5 billion they beat consolidated cable, universal, all the way across. beat in terms of revenue and internet customer editions son sol dated ebitda was up to 8.7 billion and consolidated pro forma revenue up 0.8%. they say primarily because of the tough comp in film going up against jurassic films a year ago and the currency at sky in 2019 the sky performer total relationships up by 304,000. they talk about strength and net streaming examiner edition as well as the unique content launches there sky's ebitda was up excluding the impact of currency, nb

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.ity futures are lower it's been two days in a row now that the major averages have been down. yesterday's decline for the dow was 114 points this morning things are a bit weaker overall earnings have been strong, but you do have some outliers out there like netflix, that will be bringing down some technology stocks and others today. right now the dow futures indicated down by 32 points. s&p futures down by 7. nasdaq down by 43. jap japan's exports fell 6.7% in june, much more than expected. they were looking for a 5.4% drop tex tend the bigger surprise drop was a 5.2% drop in importeds versus the 0.2% decline economists were expected the nikkei was down by 2%. hang seng off by a half percent. the shanghai down by 1%. in europe, red arrows there as well spain off by 1%. lesser losses for the other averages check out the treasury market. you will see that the treasury market this morning is showing the ten-year with a yield of 2.054% >>> united health just reporting moments ago. posting

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.oe mentioned the federal reserve decision coming at 2:00 p.m. that is looming large but also adp hitting at 8:15 and all the earnings reports ahead of that, the dow futures are indicated up about 74 points s&p futures up by 4.8. the nasdaq up by 32. it's the last trading day of the month. >>> overnight in asia, stocks in shanghai and tokyo were moderately lower the nikkei finished down by almost 0.9%. the shanghai was down by two-thirds of a percentage point. this comes as we were getting manufacturing data out of china showed they're still contracting. it was better than anticipated the number was 49.7. that was better than the 49.6 anticipated. still below 50 in hong kong, the hang seng was down 1.3%. trading was cut short there because of an impending tropical storm. markets were normally close at 4:00 p.m. were suspended for the second half of the day this morning there are a mixed picture. the dax is up. the cac is up slightly the ftse is down a bit finally look at what's happenin

liz, john, becky, thank you very, very much.ppreciate it. >>> upbeat earnings pushing the market higher. alphabet shares up amid higher ad sales and growth in the cloud business. twitter uptick in daily users, watching ads. they call it monetizing. amazon shares are lower after record run of earnings come to an end. something tells me it is temporary condition. jeff bezos don't care about share price. his focus is world domination. we have jackie deangelis, and rob luna. jackie, listen, i think the numbers are phenomenal we've seen so far. >> they are. even the weakest link, amazon, one of the reasons they missed they reinvested $800 million back in the company. bezos said in order to grow and deliver what we promised users the one day delivery, we need facilities in check. we, top of this. aws, that is the shining star, future. charles: that is the cloud business. >> the cloud business. growth was 37%. a little less than 41% than we saw previously but still -- charles: getting more competitive there. google for first time i not

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.et's start with yesterday's record close from the s&p. getting a boost from apple and microsoft. it was the technology stocks and the financials that led the way yesterday after that trade truce that we saw with china you can see now the s&p is up 26% since its christmas low. up 22 points yesterday a gain of about three quarters of a percent the nasdaq is 1% away from a record the dow is less than 1% away as well looking at u.s. equity futures, not getting much help towards those goals. you see some red arrows. dow futures indicated down by 57 points s&p down by 5. the nasdaq off by 24 it was a big rally yesterday gave back many of the gains late in the session the dow did end up more than 100 points by the end of the session. overnight in asia, a bit more muted today after the big gains yesterday in the markets the hang seng opening after being closed on monday for a holiday. it's the stock market trying to do some catch up it was up by 1.2%. shanghai was flat. nikkei was up by a tent

congratulations to becky and jack on this beautiful miracle. >> oh, he's so cute.ure. how did she just give birth? that was amazing. most importantly, the baby is gorgeous. congratulations. >> that is beautiful. thanks for joining us. alex marquardt in for brianna keilar starts right now. have a great day. >>> i'm alex marquardt in for brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way right now, the labor secretary resigns amid a firestorm involving his past, creating yet another vacancy in the president's cabinet. the panic and the fear intensifies as the president confirms the raids on undocumented immigrants are coming. hear why congress may suddenly delay robert mueller's blockbuster testimony. >>> plus, the president calls paul ryan a baby after the former republican speaker of the house questions his competence. >>> as we speak,

. >> becky g nos dice por quÉ no crÍtica a los reggetoneros que denigran a la mujer. >> eso lo tienena que ayer no viniste. >> voy a recuperarme, pero bueno. >> vamos a una pequeÑa pausa, cuando regresemos la federaciÓn revelÓ que las mujeres ganan mÁs que los hombres en el fÚtbol de estados unidos. enseguida en el segmento de deportes te contamos cÓmo va la lucha de las mujeres por un pago igualitario. >> tambiÉn con su fÓrmula financiera, convierte a latinos en millonario, y hoy llega para transmitir su testimonio de superaciÓn. >> por el amor la igualdad y aceptaciÓn una pareja transgÉnero, planea formar una familia donde Él serÁ quien lleva el embarazo, conoce esto y mÁs aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" >> mucho mÁs aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" mÁs cerca de ti ya regresamos. >> en california la tierra tiembla alrededor de 160 ves al dÍa, la razÓn la falla de san andrÉs que pasa del norte al sur que tiene aproximadamente 630 millas. >> vaya que grande, bueno los sismÓlogos aseguran que eventualmente habrÁ un terremoto de una gran magnitud para el cual todos deben prepararse, para conocer mÁs, amal

>> barbecue becky called oakland police on two black men in an area where it was not allowed. >> thisoman said i don't belong here and it's illegal to barbecue in the park with charcoal. >> they moved forward by helping them to raise money by holding the event. >> i made a positive out of a negative. >> we're want to be accepting of everybody. >> it coming after president trump suggested four democratic members of congress should go back to the country where is they came from. a crowd chanting -- >> send her back! >> he tweeted i don't believe the four congress women are capable of loving our country. a campaign aide defend the president. >> he is not a racist. >> the president's words are not helping them bridge racial divides. >> as a president, it's shameful. >> i don't agree with the narrative he is putting out there. it's not something that is bringing our country together. >> they're spent the last few months raising thousands to hold the event when it happened raft last year. since then the city installed hot ash disposal units. abc 7 news. >> we are getting an up-close look to

let's speak now to andy burrows, who is the nspcc‘s head of child safety 0nline policy; becky reynolds officer for the british association of social workers; and abhilash nair — who is a senior lecturer from aston law school who specialises in internet law including the regulation of illegal content. he also recently published a book on the regulation of internet pornography. andy, those statistics are mind—blowing, how big the database is now and how quickly it is going. where are these images coming from? well, potentially hundreds of thousands of people in the uk have accessed child abuse images. last year we saw 2a,000 offences, one every 20 minutes across the country. so there is a constant effort to try and identify child abuse images once they have been posted online. they are then put into a database. but we also know that many images will come when police seized a suspect‘s device. 0ften, when police seized a suspect‘s device. often, they will see is a device. often, they will see is a device and open it up and that opens up device and open it up and that opens upa device and

we go to becky next in zns on the others line hello becky. >> hello there. thank you so much for taking my call. i want to say thank you for your coverage of this and many other important events that unfortunately too many of things that go on in our representative government go ignored because people find them boring. i've rnced to and watched many hearings when i've had the opportunity. and yeah, sometimes they can be as boring as watching paint dry but it's critical with we pay attention. i think both of the previous callers had important points to make. but i'm old enough to remember the watergate hearings. and i was very proud of how courageous our republicans and democrats were during the watergate hearings when illegal acts were committed that benefitted someone in their presidential campaign. and i am dismayed that our country has become so polarized that we take it as a political act when someone as well respected as mr. mueller, who has been a lifelong republican, engages in the action of investigating attacks on our democracy by a hostile governme

there's a bit more, as becky was saying, you go online, you see things, there's impulse purchases. >>ine was impulse purchases. apple stuff was 30 plus percent off yesterday that never happen happens. >> that's right. but for many people as they see the benefits of the prime membership, this will attract them to join then they'll see over the coming years the prime membership will become more and more valuable. >> does it mean they can continue to ram up the price for a prime membership >> if they're adding value, i think they can the cost to create content, all of those are rising. if you look at amazon's profit margins, they have zone they're able to balance growing increasing price where appropriate. for many goods they do cut price. >> marketplace question. one thing that happens, if you're on their marketplace, you have to lower your price to match amazon in some cases amazon is losing money on products, so you have these other retailers who are quite upset about these. >> are they forced to do it or do they have to to compete >> have to to compete. it's not walmart who is upset

and then the relay, as becky said, adam is the joker, but it is a team effort and the us are historically depth, but our boys, it shows you now, that was the best race for me, phenomenal seeing that at the end. gb finished seventh in the medals table. what shape are they in now looking to the olympics next year? i think they're in a really good place. i think they've had some really great performances this week and the ones that have not quite been there are just missed opportunities and actually i think they are easily put right. it's one of those where you can look at an individual‘s performance if they have been ill or injured or it was a scheduling thing or a case of this being my first time on the world stage and in a big arena and every single person on that team has really gained a lot this week and i think they are all going to learn from it and they are excited to get back in because it's olympic year next year and that's exciting and these guys will be itching to get back into their training blocks. what will the target be in tokyo? try and win every race. they are trying to get

some of barbecue becky?out on their stuff. >> i think we talked about it a little bit, but the response, when 2000 people showed up last year, it must've blown your mind. >> it did, like the whole day, i was like i cannot believe all of these people showed up. and i'm used to doing different events, but like nothing to the nonacute to the magnitude of bbq 'n while black. it's just amazing how something so bad can entice people to come and do something so good. >> and it's the second annual, are we going to see this year after year after year you think? >> as long as the community wants it, we will do the work to put it on. and i think that kind of attitude, the excitement and shock around the response, because we are just two teachers in oakland, we are not event planners, or anything. we kind of have become accidental activists, and as long as the community wants us to put this on for them, then we will do that. >> very good, it starts at noon time, lake merritt on the cascade shoreside, until 7 o'clock mar

becky anderson, cnn, abu dhabi. >>> two women are being selected for top jobs in the european union.ristine lagarde nominated to lead the european central bank and german defense minister ursula bongolea was tapped to run the european mission. >> translator: a lot depends on this. it is absolutely vital to show unity, absolutely vital that we form our combined passion for our europe that is so important in this world and that it needs to be heard and seen. these are our goals for the next 14 days. thank you very much. >> the european parliament has to confirm the nominees. they weren't likely choices. >> reporter: well, these nominations come after a marathon set of talks in brussels which expose deep division in the block. neither were front-runners for these jobs. both are considered to be compromise candidates. let's look. the top job for e.u. president is ursula. she's considered to be a hard line leader. also german chancellor angela merkel is likely to be pleased that her own party has nominated her for the job. however, the ruling coalition party has fiercely nominated her. sh

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becky: me da mucha felicidad.os la oportunidad de hacer la canciÓn. cuando llegÓ, fue una decisión muy fÁcil. quique: sebastiÁn no se puso celoso porque te veo bailando con maluma? becky: yo tengo a seba y Él tiene a natalia. pero por quÉ se va a poner celoso? estoy muy joven. vamos paso por paso y estamos muy enfocados en nuestras carreras. es un poco difÍcil pero hay que pasarlo. toda mi familia fue a la boda y fue muy divertido. fue muy bonito. quique: es todo por nuestra partes. no se lo pierdan entre muchos artistas mÁs . la rompe seguro. directos con ustedes al estudio. ana: saludos. siempre tan divina. recuerdo cando comenzÓ su carrera y venÍa mucho "despierta amÉrica". veÍa una niÑa de lanza que bailaba y cantaba. y ahora estÁ en las grandes ligas. raÚl: de verdad me gustarÍa conocer a alguien en particular que no conozco pero amo . es natti natasha. me encanta su canciÓn. vamos a una pausa y vamos a darle recomendaciones de cÓmo educar a sus hijos para que sepan detectar a un depredador. las especÍficas d

. >> good morning, everybody welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick with joe kernenrew ross sorkin the dow future run by 15 points. the nasdaq up by 6 1/2 housing data later on this morning and see what that brings us as well. >>> a couple of things to tell you about, bank of america, they reported quarterly profits of 74 cents per share, 3 cents above estimates with revenue also beating forecasts. the results were helped in part by stronger retail banking performance. separately mortgage applications fell 1.1%. that happened last week. according to new figures just out. it was due to a drop in new purchase applications with refinancing activity actually rising on the other side so trying to make sense of that. also restaurant chain tim horton's is the latest to add beyond meats burgers to their lunch and dining offers. this comes just a day after the announcement that meal kit company blue apron -- not what they're about to do but what happened to the stock. they would add meat burgers to the stock options and that sent it up 35%. like adding dotcom to your name. i

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.e lower it's been two days in a row now that the major averages have been down. yesterday's decline for the dow was 114 points this morning things are a bit weaker overall earnings have been strong, but you do have some outliers out there like netflix, that will be bringing down some technology stocks and others today. right now the dow futures indicated down by 32 points. s&p futures down by 7.

. >> this cell phone video went viral last year when a woman nicknamed barbecue becky called oaklandon two black men barbecuing by the lake in an area where it was not allowed. >> the young lady come by and started getting irate talking about i don't belong here and it's illegal to barbecue in the park with charcoal. >> reporter: he moved forward by helping friends organize and raise money. >> made a good positive out of a negative. >> at the end of the day, we want to be accepted as everybody. >> reporter: it comes days after president trump suggested four democratic members of congress should go back to the country they came from. a crowd chanting. >> send her back. send her back. >> reporter: the president tweeted on sunday, i don't believe the four congresswomen are capable of loving our country. >> i have worked with president trump for two years and he is not a racist. >> reporter: many at this barbecue say the president's words are not helping bridge racial divides. >> as a president it's shameful. >> i definitely don't agree with the narrative he's putting out there. it's not

hi, becky. imagine if you called. but with the media response be to that. he said keep my name out your atuth. think about this, congresswoman speaking about like that. it's republicans and democrats coming together to try and comee up with something to make americans feel like we can work towards a solution is country. these women are doing the opposite. >> laura: they believe america is an evil, racist, corrupt country at its core and it must be completely remade. >> that's correct. >> laura: in a new image. i want to show this, ladies. a surge in a number of americans believe democrats are playing the race card against trump for political gain. how much longer before the race card loses its meaning? >> it's already lost complete meaning. these are women poor pushing muslims like myself into an ideological concentration campmp where we don't want to be. when we look at the solutions for radicalization, ilhan omar is a failed american experiment. she should have an integrated -- >> laura: why do you say she's not american. >> she's not. >> laura: she is am

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it all started after a woman dubbed barbecue becky called police about a black family that was about to start grilling with charcoal if an area of lake merritt where that's not allowed. here now with more of today's events. >> reporter: the the incident itself shows an issue of racism, prejudice, and bias still a problem. today's gathering is to show that shows you lots of it. what happened on sunday had had all the signs of a party. >> this is what i'm good at right here. >> we're just barbecuing, over here selling food. >> you see a line out there from different backgrounds with a lot of food, music, people enjoying each other. >> reporter: in many ways it is, but those here have not easily forgotten why this gathering began. >> here we had a barbecue way back, enjoying the music and the food and enjoying the people, having a good time. a good time that sprung from the intense moment captured by this viral video. a white woman calling police on two black men who were about to grill in the park at lake merritt. >> yeah, i would like to report the owners illegally using a charcoal gr

cnn anchor becky anderson is on the ground and what do you hear from your sources about their concern over what seems an aggressive action by iran? >> yes, jake, remember we're just across the persian gulf from iran here in the united arab em arab emir ats in the last few days a senior official telling me we are not trigger happy. we are urging deescalation. and while they are saying that, we know that the emirates are pulling back forces from yemen which would bolster forces here back at home. and your audience will know better the most, this country, the uae spends billions on american military hardware. the fear is palpable. as you mentioned, jake, the quote from lloyds list on this being the most serious situation in some 40 years, maritime security here is absolutely critical in this part of the world. the strait of hormuz as you could see there on the map. but do remember, jake, to the iranians, this isn't aggressive at all. to some extent you could suggest they are acting from a position of weakness, one of their tankers held just off the coast of gibraltar two weeks ago over a

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>> reporter: the cell phone video when a woman nicknamed barbecue becky called oakland police on twolack men barbecuing by a lake. >> a young lady came by and started getting irate talking about i don't belong here and it's illegal to barbecue in the park with charcoal. >> reporter: abram moved forward by helping friends organize and raise money to hold this event. >> positive out of negative. >> at the end of the day we want to be accepting of everybody. >> reporter: it comes days after president trump suggested that four democratic members of congress should go back to the countries where they came from. a crowd at a trump rally chanting -- >> send her back, send her back! > reporter: the president tweeted on sunday, i don't believe the four congresswomen are capable of loving our country. a campaign aide defending the president. >> i have worked with president trump for two years. and he is not a racist. >> reporter: many at their barbecue say the president's words are not helping them bridge racial divides. >> as a president, that it's shameful. ttingut there.y do not i think tha

carried us around as proudly as you're carrying around that thing. 30 years ago, i didn't do your aunt becky's closets for free. the whole family got together and decided i was cheap -- called me "high pockets." well, we'll see what her boy brian says when he opens what esquire magazine called "the last under-counter wine fridge you'll ever need." wow. (both laugh) high pockets. can we just find the bar? how funny would it be if i said no? (laughs) mother of...us. mom! what is she doing here? she's not even related to these people! oh, my god. you, me, mom, dad, alone.

bessie the party stemmed from the barbecue becky incident in which a woman called police to try to stop two african- american men from using a charcoal grill at the lake. people later organize the barbecue while black party last july. the organizers want to make it an annual event that celebrates positivity in the east bay african-american community. >>> millions of people across the u.s. are suffering through a sweltering heat way. temperatures were expected to rise or feel 100 degrees in new york dc boston and philly. st. louis and other midwest cities setting up cooling centers where people can escape the heat. new york city officials canceled the time square commemoration of the 1969 moon landing. an outdoor festival featuring the soccer star megan. and musician john legend. >>> it is really hot. i'm sticky > i need to have a j waterfall. >>> megan. >>> illinois the workers are keeping animals cool by giving them blocks of ice filled with fruit. the national weather service said many cities across the u.s. will likely hit record highs this weekend. >>> much different story here in t

>> none whatsoever. >> are you 100% certain that your fiancee, becky, had nothing to do with the murderno motive has been given by authorities. we don't know the next court date. again, she did plead not guilty. there is a gag order in place and all the documents have not been unsealed. so still a big mystery and he said that he believes his fiancee is not capable of this but he said if she did it, she is and i quote, the best actress in the world and completely fooled me. >> wow. >> so fascinating. >> such a mystery. t.j., thank you. >>> now to two milwaukee bus drivers in the right place at the right time. they are being hailed as heroes this morning after spotting small children who were lost and then reuniting them with their loved ones. now we are hearing from those drivers. will reeve is here with more. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. not only were these two cases of right place, right time, these incidents happened within hours of each other and today those two bus drivers are heroes and saviors to two grateful families. you're watching new video showing t

becky worley is on the case.nched. instead of sugary sodas, flav flavorflavo flavorflavo flavored seltzer water is having its day in the sun. sales up 7 %. what's in these drinks. it used to be that the water aisle had a few of these big jugs and some perrier. now there are rows and rows of flavored water, lightly caffeinated sparkling water and naturally essenced sparkling beverages. nutritional maya feller says the ingredients are diverse. >> that flavor is coming from a natural essence and many times it's actually the oil of the flavor that that bottle has listed on it. some brands actually use actual fruit like the pulp o fruit. >> reporter: both of these are orange drinks but, boy, do they look different. the ones flavored with oils are clear. crisp, good bite. dry. but those with fruit are cloudy. different kind of mouth feel. it's a little pulpier, a little brighter, a little more complex. >> brands using actual fruit will go ahead and list it out on the ingredients so that you know what you're getting. >>