shoot up the alley but he comes up this alley and we know he was probably charging and loading the weapon up. the next day as we're processing the scene approximately where the highlighted star is where this placard is there is an unspent round. it's damaged like it had to be ejected because it didn't charge properly. that was a round matching what the shooter had. we're pretty sure as he was turning this corner he was probably charging his weapon and had to probably recharge it and the next video is going to show the reason why we think that as he was traveling up this alley is when he began shooting. so this is another one we'll have to show twice. the first thing you'll notice is the people. that's going to tell you when you actually have rounds coming down range. then we'll replay it and i want you to follow the line we've superimposed. that'll show when the shooter comes through here. it's hard to keep track of both of them. you'll notice after you see when they start moving that the shooter doesn't actually enter the frame until after that happens. so this is the patio for blind bob

he's going to cut back over to the alley. this is from the record store, so we can catch him cutting that same path right here. part of this at this point was just verifying that he had no interaction with anybody else. here he is, coming out from behind the dumpsters and the thumbnail shows the path that he's going. this is the video that's right behind newcomb's. he's going to come from screen right. he's traveling eastbound and he has the backpack in long sleeves. the backpack is weighted down and not empty. this is a key point here, because -- pause for a second? on the thumbnail, you'll see this camera view goes to the corner, which is the corner of this building. at this point, we lost him for about nine minutes. we couldn't find him anywhere on the video. this is a viewpoint from heart mercanti mercantile. you'll notice the opposite corner of that building and when he walked. we saw the image of him walking the first time. when you play this, you'll see him dart around the corner. and there it is. pause it and go back.

here and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk alley." jon fortt with morgan brennan and sara eisen carl's got the morning off the art of the deal. stocks up for a second day on renewed optimism for u.s./china trade talks. at the g-7 meeting in france, president trump told reporters that china will come to the negotiating table, whether it likes it or not. >> i'm not sure they have a choice and i don't say that as a threat i don't think they have a choice in the meantime, the united states, which has never collected ten cents from china, will, in a fairly short period of time, be over $100 billion in tariffs. so, i think they want to make a deal, very badly >> those tariffs, of course, not coming directly from china joining us now, scott clemens, brown brothers, harryman, ceo of private wealth management. also with us, mark mahaney, managing director and lead internet analyst guys, good morning >> good morning. >> scott, you're optimistic about a trade deal and about the economy in general, because of consumer spending. >> well, i just --

here on wall street "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome to "squawk alley." jon fortt with leslie picker and wilfred frost here at post 9 of the new york stock exchange carl and morgan have the morning off. and we're going to begin with tech bracing for tariffs now just days away from going into effect on september 1st trade tensions between the u.s. and china not slowing down, as "the wall street journal" reports that u.s. prosecutors investigate new allegations of technology theft against huawei. acme capital's heene nada and kevin dilanian, of course, both join us here at post 9 happy pre-labor day weekend. >> good morning. >> heenne, you were a pro-tough stance gen china when it comes to ips and other things. when it comes to these tariffs, september 1st, december 15th, are you pro this approach? does it depend if it gets near-term results? >> i think the tariffs are going to do some harm in the near-term. i think you'll see pricing increases in the u.s i think you'll see trade tensions worldwide globally. but i think the longer term impact is actually mu

as he shoots up this alley, he comes up.e know he was probably charging his weapon, loading the weapon. the next day, as we process the scene where this placard is, there's an unspent round. it's damaged like it had to be ejected. that was recovered. it was one of the rounds matching what the shooter had. as he turned this corner, he was probably charging his weapon. probably had to recharge it. the next video will show the reason why we think as he was traveling up this alley he began shooting. so this is another one that we have to show twice. because the first thing you'll notice is the people. that's doing to tell you when you have rounds coming down range. we'll replay it. follow the line we superimposed. that shows when the shooter comes through here. you'll notice after you see when they move, the shooter doesn't enter the frame until after that happens. this is the patio. now they're moving. heard shots. play it again for me. play it again. now you can see them when they start moving. the best place to see him is her

welcome to "squawk alley."'m jon fortt alongside courtney reagan and wilfred frost live from post 9 at the new york stock exchange carl and morgan have the morning off. stocks in the green red higher by tech this morning the nasdaq is on pace for its largest weekly gain in more than ten weeks. but with today's move to the upside in a sector largely exposed to china and ahead of another round of expected tariffs in just a few days, where should investors be looking for protection joining us now to discuss, oak mark fund portfolio manager bill nygren and nsz capital cofounder, bill slingerlen brad, you have some thoughts specifically around where is a good place to put money at this point. specifically as it relates to regulation coming down the pike and semiconductors give us a sense, start with semis. >> sure. so you know, we think there's no more interesting spot in the tech sector today than in the semiconductor segment, particularly for long-term focused investors. we know there's a lot of noise and a lot of

across the alley is try ton hotel. lights from there and the cars driving by.it gets illumination from the environment. it is part of the sort of environmental aspect of art worth. it is entirely powered by wind. this renewable source of energy so adding electrical lights seemed contrary to that. >> i am glad you are saying that. it would not be very much in the same thought to illuminate it. what you are describing i appreciate that. thank you. >> commissioner fung. >> ms. alexander. where are the entitlements for the improvements to harlan? >> they were approved with the project in 2016. >> they were part of the project so that will be completed as construction is finished? >> correct, in january. >> thank you. anybody want to make a motion. >> there is no motion. it is informational. >> thank you. we can move to item 11. item 10 has been heard and acted upon for 2015-940. 27-8011. this is the hub plan. 30 van ness avenue project, 98 franklin street project and hub housing sustainability district. this is the environmental impact report. >> hi. good afternoon

(uplifting music) >>> welcome back to "squawk alley.d back out to one market now and deirdre bosa who's sitting down with visa's ceo al kelly in a cnbc exclusive. >> thanks morgan and al thank you very much for being with us. >> great to be with you. >> it's been a volatile week for markets. as someone who has your pulse on the global economy, we were just talking about it, you're traveling all the time, how optimistic are you for the rest of the year? >> i have to tell you we just reported ten days ago or so, and the numbers around the world look very, very good 22% growth in central europe and the middle east and africa, 16% growth throughout latin america. u.s. grew 9%, and it's a pretty mature and developing market we were up over 10% in europe x excludeing the u.k. and asia was up 10% really as you look around the world, it's really the u.k. that is not performing as well as the rest of the economies around the world, but i look at the data, and i really don't see any evidence of slowdown. >> do the last few weeks particularly how

welcome to "squawk alley."arl quintanilla live with morgan brennan at post 9 of the new york stock exchange. jon fortt has the morning off. the markets have lost some gains as all eyes are turning to jackson hole steve liesman is there as the fed's two-day annual economic symposium kicks off. hey, steve >> hey, carl this is from our icon. but the september fed fund futures has now flipped from a small probability of a 50 basis point cut in september to a small probability that the fed remains on old just to be clear, a 98% probability that the fed does cut by a quarter, but it was like a 2% probability of a fed now it's a 2% cut that the fed remains on hold in september maybe some of that coming from the sort of hawkish talk or less dovish talk we've gotten from two federal reserve officials here in jackson hole so far. i say "so far," because there's a lot yet to come. i'll get to that in a second before we get to that, i want to show all of this sort of emphasizes the challenge of federal reserve chairman jay

at apple headquarters squawk alley is live. >> good tuesday morning, welcome to squawk alley. markets trying to erase some earlier lossers. we'll start in washington as several goernls decide to move forward. >> roughly a dozen state ag's are part of this effort. that number could grow this is expected to be bipartisan i'm told state ags discussed this when they met back in july. one of those at that meeting sent us this statement saying the attorneys general involved will consider the data telling us they will talk about the status of the state and the own anti trust debut they said they will be working together to ensure big tech companies are being held accountable. both the doj are being held to their views. still question about the action and the scope of where they will be for the tech industry, the message is definitely clear. regulators are watching and they are tired of waiting back over to you >> definitely will keep on watching this. joining us now with the stock impact, founder and ceo of the international. i want to get your take on the market where we are at here

here on wall street "squawk alley" is live ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk alley.'m morgan brennan with melissa lee and mike santoli live here at post 9 at the new york stock exchange carl and jon are both off this morning. we've got a big show ahead with shares of uber tanking more from our exclusive interview with ceo dara khosrowshahi in just a few minutes. and later, dropbox dropping in a big way with those shares down 13%. ceo drewhouse will join us in another exclusive at the bottom of the hour. but first, we'll begin with what's really been a wild week for the markets with the dow down triple digits again down right now about 165 points. what should investors make of the big swings in stocks that we have seen for this week? bob pisani has those answers from the floor here for us bob? >> and the answer is that it depends on what the president is doing on tariffs and what the federal reserve is doing the president just making comments moments ago, not ready to make a deal on china yet, and that's frankly what's been moving the markets for the last week or so y

this is his tweet, alley, a few fireworks here. as usual, the fed did nothing. it is incredible that they can speak without knowing or asking what i was doing, which will be announced shortly. we have a very strong dollar and a very weak fed. i will work preul kwrapbtly with both and the u.s. will do great.

on wall street and squawk alley is live ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome to squawk alley.bviously, it's been a wild week for stocks the dow this morning looking for closes this week we were down 380, up 373, down 800, up 100, back in the green this morning we are trying to close for the week above 26,287 which would get you back to flat the question is a recession ahead? ray dalia was on cnbc this morning with some of his odds. take a listen. >> recessions are always inevitable the only question is when. >> do you see one coming >> yeah, i think that in the next two years, let's say prior to the next election, there's probably a 40% chance of a recession. and i think that you're seeing this around the world. >> you know, big discussion in the last hour, guys, about what is going into some of these recession models, why some of high yield spreads are not confirming them, whether they're based around the yield spread or more >> a lot of companies in tech are starting to catch a cold plant materials which i did cover last night as promised the numbers weren't that bad they we

on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk alley,carl quintanilla and morgan brennan. retail is a big story this morning. we'll start with tech stocks on the rise including facebook and alphabet two tech names in the top five of goldman's most important positions for hedge funds. our next guest notes that to see acceleration in online ad growth in facebook and alphabet is no surprise to see it in snap, twitter, and pinterest is notable joining us this morning on where goldman sees buy opportunities is goldman's lead analyst, keith terry. >> good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> one dynamic has been reacceleration in revenue revenue in some of these names >> i think it is the most important thing. to see all five of the major online ad platforms show accelerating revenue growth tells you something bigger is going on this is coming amid all of this uncertainty, right we've had a lot of concerns about brand safety, antitrust, lots of reasons for advertisers to pull back on that front, and to see this actually accelerate and go th

that's the news update this hour back downtown to you guys on "squawk alley. sue herrera, thank you. >> mm-hmm. >>> well, i just want to take a look at shares of dynatrace, just opened for trade here at the new york stock exchange. up 57% after pricing at $16 a share. we're going to be talking to the ceo in just a few moments, so stay tuned for that. meantime, call it the race to space. richard branson has virgin galactic, but also another virgin spin-off, virgin orbit, which may be a few weeks away for provide iing launches joining us now, virgin orbit's president and ceo, dan hart, who's live at the company's california factory, where they are currently working on six new rockets. dan, thanks for joining us today. >> well, good morning. it's great to be here. >> let's talk a little bit about that rocket behind you 70 feet tall or long, i guess i should say, called launcher one. what is it going to be capable of doing >> well, launcher one is geared towards putting up a whole new generation of satellites satellites have gotten smaller and the capability that

on wall street, "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk alley," i'mortt with sara eisen and leslie picker live from here at the new york stock exchange. carl and morgan have the morning off. left me all alone, but i got a good pair. >> not all alone >> well, i was all alone until you guys showed up >> we're going to start off with the markets. volatility heating up. we've seen a big rebound in stocks this morning, though the yield curve is sending its strongest signal yet to the markets of recession inverlt verting to the worst levels since 2007 here is ubs global wealth management head of trading strategies ian, the move in bond yields, at this point what's driving it because some of the fundamental data later, consumer confidence yesterday has been a little better and yet we continue to see these new lows on treasury yields. >> frankly there seems to be a race to zero in the global sovereign debt market, whether it's driven by the fed or the ecb or what's going on in japan. the fact of the matter is u.s. treasuries yielding even now north of 2% end

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alley." morgan brennan with david faber and mike santoli, live from post 9 here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. carl and jon are both off this morning. stocks are staging a recovery today. s&p coming off its largest comeback since december of last year on pace for its third straight day in the green, but is today's rally sustainable or is more volatility ahead? key question for investors joining us now is wells fargo asset management multi-asset strategist, brian jacobson, and invesco, vice chair of investments, krishna mumani. krishna, i'll start with you what do you think? more volatility ahead? >> i think volatility is to be expected in a stock market that's dealing with lots of issues but at the end of the day, the real question is, where do we go from here? and as the economy stabilizes in the second half and trade issues don't get exacerbated further, the markets are probably going higher rather than meaningfully lower. >> i want to dig into that a little bit more, but bria

that is if you like an alley drenched in 145 tons of over ripe tomatoes this is of course the annual tomatina festival in the spanish town of bowling ball with $20000.00 people taking part this year poll too much either with tomatoes for an hour the festival is said to be inspired by a food fight between local children back in 1905 it has since become a major to. just attraction for this to be dope producing region. a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you here on news italy is full of the party i'm rich a deal to form a new government the coalition between the anti-establishment 5 star movement and the center left democratic party will be led by giuseppe content he was and as prime minister just a few weeks ago following the collapse of italy's populist government. and britain's queen elizabeth has approved prime minister boris johnson's request to temporarily suspend the u.k. parliament johnson wants to shut down parliament until just 2 weeks before britain's exit from the european union opponents calling the move outrageous and a dark date for democracy. up next

similarly, without the ability to exceed the setback on the narrow alley, they would also have to go into the rear yard. >> can you explain that a little bit more, maybe with the overhead so you can show us. i really want to make sure i understand this. >> if you go to the sheet g03, it basically outlines a little diagram that shows the three concessions and incentives. we can pull it up onto the overhead. >> thank you. >> i appreciate it. thank you. great. lift it up a little bit more i think. great. thank you. if you can just show us how this works. >> sure. so the rear yard setback you can kind of see is here. if you were to enforce the rear yard requirements as they're in the code, it would require the relocation of these two mechanical pads. >> can you explain the difference between rear yard and open space. >> sure. rear yard is locate at the rear portion of the building. open space is a quantitative requirement about how much usable open space is provided per unit. >> got it. so rear yard is just exposure? >> they're also tied together. so exposure -- you can comply with expos

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on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ 33 ♪ >>> good friday morning.come to "squawk alley" with morgan brennan and jon fortt at post 9 of the new york stock exchange obviously watching these markets here dow is down 331 after yesterday, deep in the red. the dow, the s&p, and the nasdaq are all on pace for their worst week of 2019 tech names getting hit pretty hard, apple, alphabet, facebook, intel all down around 2%, guys this is a period in which trade concerns might result in selling that's a little more indiscriminate than we've seen in recent months >> and among the tech names, a look at cisco that's down closer to 4%. some other cloud names not doing so well. you see, dell is down more than that you know, network appliance -- well, that one has its own issues but certainly, hp down 5.5 a lot of these trade issues rippling through not just the names that have higher valuations or have high flyers, but some of these core enterprise tech names, vm is another onedown almost 8% in this trade >> if you look at all the major averages, we're now lower not

on wall street, "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk alley," i'men and leslie picker live from here at the new york stock exchange. carl and morgan have the morning off. left me all alone, but i got a good pair. >> not all

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welcome to "squawk alley." i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt at post 9 of the new york stock exchange the dow is coming off the worst day of the year. the fourth largest point drop ever interest rate concerns, trade tensions, and global concerns are worrying for everyone. >> not good you have me on >> i disagree! >> okay. don't backtrack. so we've got a rally, but it's pretty darned tentative, let me look at it i look at some internal numbers. very high put/call ratios. investors are definitely buying a lot more put and calls than normal that's usually a good sign usually a sign of short-term bottoms. we don't know for sure the yield curve is not inverted today, but we're also not getting much of a rally in yields at all, which is what we need obviously, we move in relation to the yields and if we can get them moving up, it will be better it's very difficult to have an opinion on the market. tremendous market confusion. i called people the last few days and they said, bob, give me an opinio

nbc bayÑi area's alley wolf joi us with what those atdeu9,Ñ the Ñi . alley?entrances right here where yes, there is beefed up security. there is a lot of fencing up as well. and that is because of the recent mass shootings in gilroy ci country, and we ran into a group from el paso, after a mass shooting in that city, and they tell us they refuse to let fear take away their fun. as music fills golden gate park for the 12th annual outside lands festival some can't help but feel a little worried as they pass through the metal detectors. >> it's a little scary. >> reporter: omar garcia came with a group from el paso, texas, days after a mass shooting in their city killed 22 people. their shirts say el paso strong. >> this one person that decided to do this hateful act, we're not going to let them stop us from living the life we want to live. >> reporter: after mass shootings in el paso, dayton and gilroy, the city tightened security at the festival, adding more police officers and more fencing. and this year for the first time, marijuana can be sold and smoked in

people and homes fill the narrow alleys. ♪ both unemployment and crime rates are high.he lives in this tiny room with her husband, children and grandchildren. six people in total. according to the police, justin was killed because he resisted arrest.. but somome witnesses say he raid both h hands and cooperated. killed at the age of 25, justin left behind two children. it's been three years since the so-called war on drugs began. and there is no shortage of subjects for l lerma's phototographs. the philippines has long been plagued with serious drug addiction and corruption. in addition to domestic operations, drugs are illegally trafficked from other countries, spreading addiction all over the nation. at the time president duterte was elected in 2016, one out of every 25 citizens was reportedly addicted to drugs. among all street drugs, methamphetamine are the type most commonly used by the poor. methamphetamine can be easily made in a small factory and purchased relatively cheaply. many people get involved in drugs in order to put food on the table. before the crackdo

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>>> san jose police have arrested a man suspected of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old child in an alleylice arrested 43-year-old kashman hill yesterday afternoon. a person called police saying they saw hill lure the child into an alley on the 100 block of north fourth street. officers arrived within minutes of the report and arrested him. he faces three counts of lewd act with a minor and is currently in the santa clara county jail tonight. >>> in the east bay today, the jury for the ghost ship trial completed its first full day of deliberations with no decisions. the ghost ship founder derick almena and self-described creative director max harris are each charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. the jury will resume deliberations tuesday morning. as soon as the jury reaches a decision we will send an alert. >>> as part of our effort to building a better bay area, we are spending this week looking into the housing crisis, everything from the high prices we pay to some of the more inventive ways people are choosing to live in san francisco. >> but how did we even get to this p

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now those millions of kids are being found in an alley and handed a pamphlet are now living online in> reporter: and he played that sound from president trump earlier and my conversation with christian, i asked him about what he thinks our government and our leadership can do to curb this problem. and he said first and foremost, stop contributing to it. he does feel that the rhetoric is making things worse and the experts i spoke with also pointed to a connection between the current political climate and the rise in hate crimes >> hopefully we can see more lives, young lives turned around like his dasha, thank you for sharing the story. >>> still ahead, how a grandmother single handedly stopped a mass shoot being plus what was behind yesterday's massive market sell off. you're watching "early today." ♪. so, this is what we say. ♪ so, this is what we say. ♪ bring back the tigers. ♪ your mighty, mighty tigers. [cheering sounds] ♪ bring back the tigers. across the country, schools are having to cut sports. i'm tony the tiger and i'm on a mission to fix that. buy a box and help all kids b

this time, body armor on, gun in hand, walking down an alley. just after 1:00 a.m., the terror began. >> we believe that the shooting started at approximately 1:05 and 35 seconds. we believe it ended at 1:06 and 7 seconds, that's 32 seconds. >> reporter: police quick, responding to the scene in 15 seconds, taking him down in the doorway to ned peppers. the aftermath, more than a dozen taken the hospital. nine people were killed, including the shooter's own sister. tonight investigators revealing betts was in contact with his sister throughout the night. even calling her at one point. as to whether or not he shot her deliberately? >> some are saying absolutely not, he was not intentional. some say, no, it had to be. i would say it's inconclusive. >> and eva is back with us tonight. and police revealing he had been there the night before. but they still haven't revealed a motive? >> that's right. they think betts planned the shooting, and they think he acted alone. saying he was in the area the night before the shooting. they're trying to figure o

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>>> good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk alley." i am jon fortt with morgan brennan and wilfred frost here at post 9, new york stock exchange carl has the morning off and we are going to begin, of course, with the markets stocks coming off their worst day of the year after the dow posted its sixth largest point drop ever. but back in the green this morning with names like apple and boeing leading major indices higher so what should investors make of yesterday's dive, today's rebound? joining us now to discuss is ubs global equities strategy keith parker and cantor fitzgerald global markets strategist, peter caccini. peter, you think the s&p could drop a lot from here you have a 2500 target on the s&p for year end if not yesterday, what takes us there? >> well, you know, to put it in context, end of last year, i thought we were well oversold. recession fears were overdone at the end of the year. our narrative has been a tale of two halves rally first half, sell-off second half. why? china trade and optics around it were a big reason

on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome to "squawk alley."tanilla with morgan brennan here at post 9 of the new york stock exchange. jon fortt has the morning off. vmware announcing two new acquisitions and at the bottom of the hour, imf chief economist live from jackson hole to talk about the remarkable morning we've had with chair powell, china tariffs and a lot more >> remarkable, to say the least. but we begin i

"squawk alley." i am jon fortt with morgan brennan and wilfred frost here at post 9, new york stock exchange carl has the morning off and we are going to begin, of course, with the markets stocks coming off their worst day of the year after the dow posted its sixth largest point drop ever. but back in the green this morning with names like apple and boeing leading major indices higher so what should investors make of yesterday's dive, today's rebound? joining us now to discuss is ubs global equities strategy keith parker and cantor fitzgerald global markets strategist, peter caccini. peter, you think the s&p could drop a lot from here you have a 2500 target on the s&p for

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alley and the. things. useful means expresses what i feel if it shows what i know i show it shows me off and especially my hearing loss. with the instrument itself you get the feel for the whole body through it the vibrations different vibrations through the whole body. adam has a moderate hearing loss so it's very it is varying levels of sound that he hears he does lip read a lot his personality started off quite shy but then he got into the drone and his confidence started to build up because he's joined music in the death and goes to yorkshire musical he's also now helping all the children in the club because he feels that he's got more to offer. i think with music being able to communicate through music is a good way to challenge your energies through in order to. to to release the frustrations that you might have been at not being able to hear properly but the idea of music is to incorporate everybody you can be deaf you can be hearing you can be blind than you can still have the opportunity to play mu