chef b.j.lebrate and protect the culinary traditions his ancestors passed down to him. >> b.j.: so this is, um, some local blue crab, fresh in ason. this is a play on some garlic crabs, but this is shrimp butter instead of garlic butter, and then you have that play of, you know, the french influence into the cuisine right here. >> anthony: the flavors and textures and food ways of west africa are all over southern cooking. and there are few better places to see how short the line between there and here than gullah culture. >> anthony: i'm really enjoying this, i got to tell you. >> sean: this is so delicious. >> ashley: oh my goodness. >> anthony: how african is traditional gullah cooking? >> ashley: well, i think what happens is you change the location of the people, but you do not change who the people were. you did not change the information that they came with, with their traditions. >> sean: if you look at the history of american food and you'll -- you'll quickly see that this is -- this i

we're also waiting on ipos including b.j.'s wholesale club. b.j.ichael santoli. the vice chair and head of the investment group at ariel investments. and kevin o'leary. welcome to all of you. big winner on the dow today was chevr chevron. wti over $72 a barrel now. mcdonald's the big decliner down 2% over on the s&p, cohncho leading the way. and conagra, a price issue with that one >> i think everyone says the strategic logic is fine. but they had to pay up it came down to what is the president trying to do when it calm down to skremt. >> the news this morning i think was perceived as benign as it relates to the whole trade policy uncertainty. the problem is i think the traders are overplaying the significance in the short-term of all the trade stuff in both directions i think the rally today was very effort full. let's bid boeing up. and there was not a lot behind it you still had banks down and tech under profit taking really it's not swinging the overall debate or the economy. so there was enough soft durable goods orders a lot of noise and the

[applause] >> representing the rfk fellows, please welcome b.j. styles. [applause] -- stiles.b.j.: few men are willing to brave the disapproval of their fellows, the censure of their colleagues or the wrath of society. moral courage is a more rare commodity than bravery and battle or great intelligence, and yet it is the one essential vital quality for those seek to change the world, which yields most painfully to change. aristotle tells us that at the olympic games it isn't the finest or the strongest men who are crowned but those who enter the list. so too in the life of the honorable and the good, it is they who act rightly who win the prize. i believe in this generation, hose with courage to enter the conflict will find themselves with companions in every corner of the world. the day of affirmation address, university of cape town, june 6, 1966. [applause] donato e welcome c.e.o. tramuto. donato: through the history of the world, the boundaries of great empires have faded and dissolved their cities. their cities have fallen into decay and their wealth scattered. what remai

being set aside trump is not very pretty much unsettling at this moment where it's good to talk to b.j. kim thank you yemen's president is in abu dhabi to mend a rift with leaders of the united arab emirates president of the robin months so hard he has been increasingly sidelined by the u.a.e. despite his forces being part of a saudi erotic coalition fighting heathy rebels in yemen there was a major dispute last month when erasure troops forced government personnel to leave parts of the yemeni island of sumatra ideas believed to be making the visit on the advice of the leaders of saudi arabia where he's living in exile a group of years politicians are calling on the defense secretary to pressure saudi emraan to coalition and yemen not to move against an important rebel held port city they say a military operation to take data could have catastrophic humanitarian consequences it follows the launch of a u.n. effort to try to avert a violent battle. reports. highlevel shuttle diplomacy continues as u.n. special envoy to yemen lobbies to prevent an attack by the saudi led coalition on yeme

. >> shares of b.j.'s wholesales soar on the first day of trading. that's where we begin the market focus. they returned to wall street after seven years as a privately held company. its debut comes at a time when th industry is facing stiff competition online. >> i thi any retailer who says they don't compete with amazon isn' being truthful. there is no doubt that the consumer is getting greatalue andconvenience. in the world we are living in, value retail works.ip membern top of value retail is a business we feel great about. investors have been encouraging us along the way. they did today. shares rose nearly 30% in the debut to$22. >>> meanwhile, the long running patent dispute beten apple and samsung is finally over. n, the ears after it be two companies settled their litigation over smartphone technology. terms of the settlement were not disclosed. you may recall apple accused samsungf copying iphone design and software features. apple shares werep today to $185.50. >>> chipotle's ceo outlined a broad strategy to revitalize the chain which ilude

significant political clout spatially with upcoming state elections and a general vote next year the ruling b.j. party last week lost a byelection in the sugar producing region of who took her dish and the head of the opposition indian national congress party raul gandhi and madhya pradesh for campaigning in state elections made a direct appeal to farmers including country on duckett's father. they have to come up with a long lasting solution and i think that has to be a tackle of the machinable level rather than a state by state district by district level which is how things work now. a year after the hunt was killed in these protests around half a million farmers in the north and west of india are on strike for these farmers this milk is worth more to them spilled on the streets than making money from it maybe on one hand al-jazeera. range of refugees stuck in makeshift camps in bangladesh adult for the un agreement will see them return home miramar and the u.n. say under the deal some of the seven hundred thousand ranger will be able to go back to miramar seventy dekker reports. mohammad pra

significant political clout spatially with upcoming state elections and a general vote next year the ruling b.j. party last week lost a byelection in the sugar producing region of who took her dish and the head of the opposition indian national congress party riled gandhi and madhya pradesh for campaigning in state elections made a direct appeal to farmers including country duckett's father. they have to come up with a long lasting solution and i think that has to be a typical of the machinable level rather than a state by state district by district level which is how things work now. a year after the fed was killed in these protests around half a million families in the north and east of india are on strike for these families this milk is with most of them spilled on the streets and making money from it maybe on one hand al-jazeera business and is in nicaragua as captured lower calling for a national strike to pressure the government to end its violent crackdown on protests as almost one hundred thirty people have been killed since anti-government demonstrations began in april manimal of apoll

b.j.'s there ringing the bell. the dow surges more than 250 points as nike hits all-time high. stocks in the first half end with a bang. >>> and if you are a marijuana user, this may be the weekend to stock up. insiders say you may find deals because new and tighter state regulations take effect july 1st, which is sunday and any product that doesn't meet the new standard has to be destroyed so that means before sunday some dispensaries may drop prices to clear out inventory before it has to go up in smoke. sorry for the pun. >>> new details now on a national e. coli outbreak links to romaine lettuce. the fda and the cdc pinpointed a dirty water canal as the culprit. investigators found the same strain of that bacteria in both the water and in the lettuce grown in arizona. five people died in more than 200 other people got sick. >>> independence day is just around the corner so if you are wondering what is the best city in america to celebrate, well, that would be new york city. the website wallet hub looked at safety, they looked at beer and wine prices as well as duration of t

don't look at the b.j. only got it. she's young you can't r.t. it when you're the saw studies system of the control law. case yet you got an sia that larry you got and here for me young kids are going to have been told me go get difficulty that in a decent start you clean your job in southall mentoring the commiserating all told you got a team into your model of. course i could pull your father. onyx now undergoes strict and doping tests. he's been tested more than forty times in one year compared to an average of two to five times for other athletes his blood parameters are scrutinized more than is usual for the regular biological passport. and that all of that. being a. ticket only five full bore on the. same . day. and all of the following the cause i. mean a day when i go out and see. many athletes are now demanding increased drug testing independent of athletics associations. confronted by repeated doping scandals the world anti-doping agency tried to clean house they conducted an investigation on the cheating done in russia water delivered

b.j. restaurants, i mean that's up huge in the last six weeks.the economy humming and you can take the other side of it, i just think this space is interesting and there's probably more to go. >> oh, guy's -- where's guy? >> i'm over here, because i'm here with melody. melody's going to be a junior next year. spellman college, correct me on live tv. little did she know that she's going to be live taste testing some chipotle. when i was a kid i worked at carvel. this sucker right here, that's some flying saucer. i'm intrepid and i'm going to taste it and let you know what you think. you got to taste it as well. >> and >> it's a little green to me. >> green meaning -- i don't understand. >> i'm not a fan of green. let me taste this thing. this looks like -- what do they call this? >> it's a quesadilla. >> what makes this different you don't know. if you don't know the people at home don't know. that's the point. if it's a new menu item it's supposed to look new. this looks like the same stuff i see all the time. >> they don't have a quesadilla on t

and that does include our clerks, jennifer and rebecca as b.j., walter, prook, jackie, olin, matthew, hayden, bill, sheerey, barry, johnny, chris, jonathan, joe and christie. i can't thank them enough and i would yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas rise? ms. granger: i move that the committee do now rise. the chair: the question is on the committee do now rise. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the committee rises. the speaker pro tempore: mr. chairman. the chair: mr. speaker, the committee of the whole house on the state of the union having ad under consideration h.r. 67 6167 reports that it has come to no resolution thereon. the speaker pro tempore: the committee has had under consideration and has come to no resolution thereon. e chair -- the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. accordingly the house stands adjourned until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow.

>> mindy: yeah, i think this is b.j. novak and i.of extra stuff. >> yes. >> mindy: and so -- i was like, "what if ellie kemper and i had a girl band?" >> seth: yes. >> mindy: and we could shoot a music video. >> seth: and so this was the music video. this was like on the web. this was not on the show, right? >> it was a webisode. right. >> seth: a webisode. >> yes. >> seth: and here is subtle sexuality. i don't know why your eyes are like that. >> i don't know. [ laughter ] america couldn't handle. >> mindy: those are like -- that was when sunglasses that -- you were censored because we were -- they were too real. >> yes. >> seth: too real? but not through the whole video. >> no, no. >> seth: because then you were uncensored again. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i remember mindy because we got our costumes on. mindy was like -- this is before we started shooting for the season. and you were like, "let's just like bop up to the writers' room and like, i don't know, say hello." but i was new. i didn'tw re my years like since the beginning. and w

confused because there's a b.j.'and gas. >>> and check this out yesterday's long shot win by mexico over germany in the world cup was literally an earth-shaking event. fan who is gathered in mexico city erupted after mexico scored the game's only goal seismic detecters registered a false earthquake in the capital. geologists said the shaking may have been generated by massive jumping around across the city >> wow >> they were excited >> they are some super fans. >> huge upset. >> yeah, it was. germany. it was kind of exciting. i'm going to watch one of these some time.hink, eventually when there's not a golf tournament or paint drying. no, no, no, no i love it. i love the world cup >> let you talk just long enough -- >> just long enough to say something horrible which is not uncommon. >> to soccer fans. >>> trade fears have investors on edge. ubc ceo sergio ermotti sitting down with michelle caruso-cabrera this morning. >> they have more billionaires than anybody else for whom they manager money. ultrahigh net worth

when the opening bell rang, being b.j.holesale club ringing the bell celebrating their ipo, not the restaurant. the one that competes with costco and walmart's sam's club but it has stores on the east coast but they are going public this morning. checking in on the numbers when the bell rang, the numbers shot straight up. dow jones maintaining about close to 1% gain throughout the morning so far. 237 points. again, more than 50 points from nike at 24,451 for the dow. nasdaq up a half a percent. s&p 500 up three quarters of a percent. the other group of stocks doing well today. the bank stocks after getting the go ahead from the fed to raise dividends. all of that is helping the markets today. amazon's announcement that it is diving into online pharmacies wiped out 17 1/2 billion dollars from 18 market values. we talked about this. amazon is buying pill pack for a reported $1 billion. the news sent shares of walgreens, cvs, rite aid plummeting. amazon is seen as having an advantage because it ships packages all over the u.s

joining us is b.j., managing director and senior semiconductor analyst at zuvo securities vijay, welcomehone. how do you explain today's selloff and how enduring or concerning do you think it is? >> yeah, thanks for having me on i think definitely it's the headline risk and averting risk here but what you're seeing today seems to be a knee jerk reaction when we look at the semiconductor space overall, we don't think china has a lot of the technologies in-house to supply their own demands, so processors or analog, or even memory, they really don't have the capacity or the capability to supply that in-house, so they'd have to depend on many of the u.s. suppliers, at least in the next two to five years also, when we talk to many of our companies here, there's obviously concern, but it has not shown up in any change in demand or outlook for any of the semi guys, except for, i would say, zte, where there was a very specific, you know, shutdown in that case. >> you know, secretary mnuchin has disputed reports that came out over the weekend that the administration was preparing to put in place

that would be the busiest month since june of 2015 we'll get b.j.le we know that and one of the big online used car marketplaces in china. of course, that's going to be a big one, as well right now we're sitting at the lowest of the day, carl. down 200 points in the dow. >> thank you we'll head to the bond pits and check in with rick santei. good morning >> reporter: good morning, sara. one week of tens gives you all the information you need see the way we drifted today below the 290 level. we're sitting at 288 this is the 17th day of trading in june. this is the three lowest yield closes is 289 plus the reason i bring it is there's compression. and there's a lot of reasons i could give you why the long end should start to slip more. think of everything bob is talking about. might be a little iffy for a variety of reasons our economy cooking in grease. overseas starting to take on a little bit of water. one week chart of bund see the way they're dipping to trade it just above 30 basis points 30 1/2 basis points. this is one of the areas that it goin