first up we've got greg brown.f motorola solutions back in 2008 he was faced with a huge issue you know we all used to have the flip phone, the razor. that used to be the most popular phone out there. back in 2008 he was looking at that part of the business that was getting decimated by the creation of the iphone and how popular that was he took a look at the company that we knew, the flip phones, the razor phones and he actually amputated at that arm of the business split the company in two and he stuck with the rest of the company, motorola solutions, which is really the emergency products that were being sold to police stations, to ems, all of those real time communications and delivery systems that we don't know as well because we as the consumer aren't buying them. that's turned out to be an incredibly successful move the company has outperformed the market and we'll talk about how he made those changes, how difficult it is to make a decision like that 2008 there were other things going wrong with the market t

we'll be doing this live all day, hearing from oscar munoz and from greg brown about the darkest days you can follow us on social media. >> awesome we'll see you tomorrow "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ >> good tuesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. futures up this morning, reflecting some optimism about a delayed brexit perhaps u.s./china trade, busy day with the president speaking at the u.n. in the next hour. europe largely unchanged ten year 17. s&p case-shiller home prices up 32 from a year earlier road map begins with renewed optimism for u.s. china trade talks. stocks are set to open higher. new records still within reach >> netflix erasing its gains this year, amid increasing streaming competition. jim spoke exclusively with the ceo of one major competitor, his name, bob iger the company, disney. full details from their conversation coming up. >> and under pressure, federal prosecutors in california, reportedly opening a criminal probe of vaping company juul stocks are loo

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basketball world cup, look, look, greg pop 1ri67, they love him in china. usa facing japan. jaylen browned the way with 20. team usa wins 98-45. they advance to face giannis in grease in round two. stanford quarterback k.j. costello will not play against usc this weekend because of a head injury. serena into the finals of the u.s. open. and once again, do not threaten to punch your boss in the face. >> you're a sportscaster. >> that's why they keep us apart. >> exactly. >> you know, i mean, it's so absurd. >> crazy. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight for abc7 news at 11:00. >> i'm liz kreutz in mill valley where the city is going to vote on a vegetation ordinance for fire prevention. a lot of people showing up here tonight saying they do not want it to pass. we'll have more coming up at 11:00. >> and taking union negotiations to an extreme, what a mechanic did to an american airlines flight that forced the pilot to abort take off. >> that's all coming up. that is this edition of abc7 news. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for all of us, thanks for joining us.

browns 2 years ago.>> she's only 23 years old. she has 15 or 16 starts. i think he has a big upside, he's athletic. gregrd to working with him and she has a lot to learn in a short period of time. >> today switzerland against the defending champion and a fourth-round match for the women. she wins this point decisively. the cranky knee limited her mobility. both defending champions are eliminated before getting to the quarterfinals. we will leave you with some things to check out on this monday evening in case you missed them, every baseball fan wants to come home from the ballpark with this souvenir. there's lots of ways to get one and in toronto when i took their bare hands without spilling his beer, that's things but he will shake it off. >>> here's an ingenious device used every field. a couple of cups and some suction going there on the ball and it almost worked. all that effort and so close. sometimes if you're in the right place at the right time somebody will just give you a ball like today in st. louis. courtesy of the bald i will makes the nice play. >> ever gets a ball at a ballgame?>> never e

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deselection of former business secretary and tunbridge wells mp greg clark, sir nicholas soames, and sam gymiah. and look north's jeff browne near 24,000. these are tory heartland areas and these were not exactly obscure backbenchers. nicholas soames the definition of a tory grandee. greg clarke was a cabinet minister until a couple of months ago. sam gymiah was seen as a rising star of the modern tory party. it will come as a shock. and before brexit it is not like greg clarke was seen as a firebrand, it was a pretty loyal mp, and well liked in the constituency, but brexit has introduced tensions amongst some in his local party because he has been fairly pro remain and anti no deal. sam gymiah has had a chequered history with his association and they have been deselection attempts and brexit has magnified that although i should say tunbridge wells was a remain voting constituency. what have their associations said about effectively having their choice of mp taken from them? the tunbridge wells association has not spoken yet and neither has a sorry but nicholas soames's association has said —— east surrey but nicholas soam