and barney's being barney's, price is no object. from devambez, a french company that once made stationery for royalty. it's so exclusive, barney's employees only handle it with gloves. >> you have an $8,000 gift box of rolling papers and accessories. >> and accessories. it's super special though. it comes with a solid gold rolling tray and also you get a gold temper that has the shape of the queen's scepter. >> reporter: matt mazzucca is creative director at barney's. mazzucca says the national expansion of pot legalization finally reached a tipping point for the company. >> you can see and smell marijuana in the store and you can tell customers were engaging with it. >> could you imagine that barney is would have an area dedicated to cannabis? >> no. i think the voice that i've been able to kind of develop within the company has allowed for this kind of opportunity to come up because our brand is based on addressing cultural shifts. >> reporter: with far more experience in fashion accessories than smoking pot, barney's needed a co

that in barney is no to the twenty seven other e. u. leaders he ended it saying have a nice summer which means that most people here think that this issue is on ice until september. i believe that thank you very much indeed how nice until september if we'll see i thank you very much indeed day keating from brussssels. nextxt some one hundred and fify people are feared drowned off the libyan coast what could be the worst refugee shipwreck of the yeyear. the u. n. h. jass as a hundred and thirty four people have alreready been rescued. and they've made a plea that they should not be sent back to uncertain futures in libya so far in twenty nineteen six hundred people have lost their lives. bobbi people trafficked across the mediterranean. janinice here is mourning its first freely elected president ninety two year old patient kate sfc died in june this this morning. he belelieved of the country sie the election of twentnty fourten have b been admitted to hospital twenty four hours ago the cause of his death is yet to be confirmed. but h

the most formidable powerful models of operational unity i know, would you please welcome willie barney. [ applause ] and you know, one of our favorite places happens to be down somewhere in mississippi, right? we got a whole lot of love for jackson, mississippi, right? well, mayor lamumba couldn't be here. he apologized. he sent his chief of staff dr. sophia amari, chief of staff for mayor lamumba. [ applause ] and of course, she needs no introduction either because she is like everywhere. she is a bad sister. y'all know her well. she just gets stuff done.

and barneys being barneys is no object.ompany that once made stationary for royalty. it's so exclusive barneys employees only handle it with gloves. >> you've got an $8,000 ally thought out. you get a solid gold rolling tray. also, you get a gold temper which you use for rolling, which has the shape of the queen scepter. >> reporter: matt is creative director at barny's. >> you know, we started with 15. we're down to four of these. >> reporter: he says the national expansion of pot legalization finally reached a tipping point for the company. >> you could see there was -- you could smell marijuana in the store. and you could tell that the customers were engaging with it. >> could you have imagined that barny's would have an area dedicated to cannibis? >> no, i think the voice that i've been able to develop within this country has allowed for this opportunity to come up because our brand is based on addressing cultural shifts. >> reporter: with far more experience in fashion accessories than the kind used for smoking pot, ba

barney frank again kevin is staying with us, but barney has an op-ed out this morning on how consumerstect themselves against credit card debt part of cnbc's financial wellness and education initiative called invest in you, a ready, set, grow. and it's part of the partnership with the microinvesting app. check it out on cnbc.com it has three things to protect the consumers with credit card debt. >> you missed me. >> wasn't that great >> barney is looking over at me, like you're okay, joe. >> for a second -- a little bit. >> the partnership with acorn, is that the acorn that - >> no no >> okay. different acorn. >> acorns, but not acorn i felt some fond glances compared to when you looked at o'leary. >> compared to what. >> i had to explain who henie youngman was. >> i lost my wife in the wishing well who knew it worked >> okay. i'm using the other line which is just answer my question coming up, iac making a bet on the car sharing marketplace. taking a stake in turo a peer to peer company that lets you rent companies and we'll speak to the ceo of iac in a moment check out the futures at

. >>> and barney's is struggling. when the high-end retail store could file for bankruptcy. show me the crown. show me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube. amy, do you uh mind giving someone else a turn? oh... yeah i made myself a little comfortable here. i got a pizza for amy! yes, that's me! xfinity lets you search netflix, prime video, and youtube with the sound of your voice. and i don't have my wallet, so... that's simple. easy. awesome. experience the entertainment you love on x1. access netflix, prime video, youtube and more. all with the sound of your voice. click, call or visit a store today. >>> good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open slightly higher this morning, despite data out of china showing growth in the world economies slowed this spring. the markets are coming up positive friday, the dow, nasdaq, and s&p 500 posted fresh record highs. on the watch list, data, retail sales, manufacturing, housing and the consumer. earnings season gets under way with citigroup's numbers th

we have a newsweek magazine featuring barney frank on it. he had served three terms as congressman in massachusetts before he came out as being a person. the citizens of massachusetts reelected him several more times. and after he left office, he married his longtime partner, jim ready. this is a button that they handed out at their wedding. >> we are going to walk around the corner and explore the story of lgbtq activist fighting for the right to serve in the military. in 1974, leonard -- was a sergeant in the air force. he was a decorated vietnam war veteran. he had served three tours of duty. in fact, he had the bronze star. he decided to challenge the military ban on people serving. and again, working with frank how many, the father of the lgbtq rights movement, he decided to push back against the air force. the air force discharged him and offered him a settlement, instead of trying to do change its policy. but you see, this person brave stance going on the cover of time magazine in 1975, saying, i am a homosexual. the firstperson to ap

brad, —— layover at. it has been made very clear by barney brad, -- layover at. that that is merely a negotiating position because we have heard the irish government saying it isa heard the irish government saying it is a collision course. i imagine we will meet compromise and that is the art of negotiation and i think it is when most both both sides will come true. given that a whole of the withdrawal agreement passed down parliament except for the backstop because if we didn't have the backstop would you go through? it is the only thing the majority people in our insidiously. we can look at the withdrawal agreement and think if that is going to go through without backstop, if we put for ardent sake time—limit on the backstop, five or even ten years, you got a two year transition period and then add tenure period where eve ryo ne and then add tenure period where everyone says they don't want anyway, who knows where the economy will be in 12 years' time. that is more certainly then you get in almost any trade. and yet you know better than i that that there are pe

barney's has 15 flagship regional and boutique department stores in the u.s.ncluding on madison avenue here in new york, beverly hills, san francisco and chicago as well, this would be one of the highest profile victims of the downturn in retail. sears, toys "r" us and jamboree also filing for bankruptcy in the past year. scott and laura, back to you. >> amazing to see all those names in retail. thanks a lot. >>> it's not huge by lotto standards but a mystery. we have no idea who holds a million-dollar powerball ticket purchased in san jose for saturday's drawing. >> maybe our new next best friend, hmm? you can probably assume they want it that way, right? at any rate the winner correctly picking all five winning numbers, except the powerball. they bought their ticket at the 7-eleven on moore park avenue in san jose, close to lawrence expressway. the store gets up to one-half percent of the prize value, about $6,000 in this one. >> that turns out to be about a third of a house. that's pretty exciting. >> no kidding, in the bay area. >>> as parents can attest,

and we took that to barney and said this is what we want to do. and he was like my god, are you sure? i was like yep that's what we want to do. and so i went out and started talking to local naacp. and i talked to folks in the churches that -- st. jonet, first bab at this time titus activity little ziepen had the interpreters do the same. we thought ahead of it by getting to our community. what blew is up was when the richmond times dispatch. >> somebody who didn't know. >> somebody who didn't no who didn't bother to call put in like this little snipy kind of editorial and before you know it i had friends calling me from new york saying hey, i heard you getting ready to sell you know black people to tourists in williamsburg. i was like man are you kidding me. then we did have to heavily heavily manage the story. because the spin was in every different direction can you imagine. by the time we got there. and yeah it was crazy. it was crazy. >> i was in arizona .. at luke air force base in my bar acs room watching y'all and cnn can. and i picked up

can i say having met mr barney last friday, if the prime minister wants to take the country out on aasis, can he confirm he will do everything in his power to protect the 1.3 million british nationals living and working in the eu? of course. and i thank the honourable gentleman for what he has done to protect the rights of not just obviously of has done to protect the rights of notjust obviously of his parents, but of the 3.2 million, and the 1.3 million uk nationals living and working in the eu. it's in the interests of our friends and partners on the other side of the channel they should give symmetrical protections, and i am sure they will. i think the house would agree it is incumbent on us to look after the rights of the people who have lived, worked and dwelt among us, made their lives here, and that is what we are doing. thank you, mr speaker. some unkind fellas have suggested the new prime minister doesn't do detail but i've heard him just admit we've already spent £4.2 billion as a country on stockpiling medicines, lorry parks and fridges in the event of no deal. he said the

that's not helping business owners like barney fosser who was expecting a busy summer sing, i bought 28 brand-new jet skis. and the month of july was pretty much supposed to pay the notes off. and that's not going to happen now. >> reporter: as his rental customers disappear, foster has decided to sell much of his new equipment. >> and that's what we're doing with all these skis. we're fixing to haul them to georgia and sell them. >> reporter: last year tourism along the coast accounted for more than $2 billion and more than 28,000 jobs. >> i've been in business 38 years. i don't think i'll be back next year. i think i'm done. >> reporter: officials were hoping to clos that spillway sending all the water this direction next week, but with that tropical disturbance in the forecast and more rain likely over the area here, they may have to put that off. and that means there is no telling how long the algae will last. >> hoping for the best for the people on the gulf there. that is it for the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others check back t

barney frank gave a great quote one time putting the republicans in charge of the government is like putting me in charge of the ms. america contest. i will do it, but i really won't be into it. [laughter] i don't know what would have happened. mitch mcconnell is thoroughly convinced that it would have been the same result. he set in motion an extraordinary chain of events, so a lot is going on tonight. saturday night a lot going on for this is why things happen. i am sitting there right before six and i get this now famous e-mail from the majority's office says scalia died, we need to appreciate his service. we also need to recognize that they are not going to be able to fill the seat. it's so close to the election, we need to let people decide whe who will fill the supreme court seats. obama is leaving january 20 the next year. it's not like the moving van is in a circle of the white house for the lack of matter. this night is extraordinary. everything that went on and explains how this all played out. so, mcconnell is down there and there's a republican primary debate that night i

. >> reporter: barney foster's jet ski business in biloxi thrives or dies by the water. last year was good so he vested in 28 new jet skis. >> they came in here july 3rd at 6:00 in the evening and shut us down. told us we could not put those skis in the water. pretty much we would get arrested. >> reporter: but the warnings came before the july 4th weekend so some vacationers stayed away. he'll now have to sell some of the jet skis to stay afloat. >> that's what we're doing with all these skis. we're fixing to haul them to georgia and sell them. >> reporter: officials are also cautioning against eating seafood from the affected areas, at least for now. the spillway sending all the water this direction could be closed next week there, but is no telling how long the algae will linger. jim? >> manny bojorquez in gulfport tonight, thank you. >>> still ahead, you know those extra fees tacked on to your hotel bill? well, now one big chain is being sued over them. uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe

the most formidable powerful models of operational unity i know, would you please welcome willie barney. [ applause ] and you know, one of our favorite places happens to be down somewhere in mississippi, right? we got a whole lot of love for jackson, mississippi, right? well, mayor lamumba couldn't be here. he apologized. he sent his chief of staff dr. sophia amari, chief of staff for mayor lamumba. [ applause ] and of course, she needs no introduction either because she is like everywhere. she is a bad sister. y'all know her well. she just gets stuff done. she was on my radio show the other day and she almost took the show over, but that's all right. and that's frederica bayh, all right? and that's women in support of the million man march and has she been supporting the million man march, a great servant. also we have joining us shortly if he hasn't already, chairman larry hamm. did chairman larry hamm show up? the chairman. [ cheers and applause ] the chairman larry hamm is in the house. and finally another brilliant mind, one of the great faith leaders in this country has come to jo

please welcome willie barney. [applause] and one of our favorite places happens to be in mississippi. we have a lot of love, for jackson, mississippi. the mayor couldn't beer but set his apology, but he didn't have to apologize because he sent his chief of staff, dr. sophia amari. [applause] and she needs no introduction, she is my bad sister, you know her well, she gets stuff done. she just gets stuff done. she was on my radio show the other day and almost took over. that is frederica bay. [applause] and that's a woman in support of the million man march. also, joining us shortly chairman larry hamm, the chairman is in the house. [applause] and finally, a brilliant mind, a great faith leader all the way from oakland, california, with the live free initiative of the faith in action, reverend michael mcbride all the way from berkeley, california. and last but not least, my dear friend who has been the one who has moderated so many things, you see him on msnbc, he has his own radio program, i was going down my list,

. >>> iconic luxury retailer barney's could be headed for ba. thtse compan has filing. the biggest issue, apparently skyrocketing rent because the rent at baavrneysmanro mil to$30 mli past january and that has wiped out the company's profition. >>> a live look at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're still slightly down this morning about 30 points. second quarter earnings season kicks off with citigroup reporting first. we'll see a number of banks reporting earnings tomorrow. netflix reports wednesday afternoon. >>> so many of us counting down to friday when disney's "the lion king" hits theaters. >> box office magazine reports the movie is protected to make up to $200 million during its opening weekend. the movie's premier in london was a royal affair. look at that. prince harry and meghan markle making it to the film. may met the cast and crew including beyonce. on gma this morning, director john favro and the voice of pumba seth rogan reveal what it was like to meet the royal couple. >> it was great to meet the duke and duchess, the royal majes majesties. >

. >> sam works on "barney miller" and "cheers," before teaming up with matt groening on "the simpsons," which premieres on the fox network in 1989. >> matt groening created these characters and this family, but the universe that the simpsons exist in -- the town, the nuclear power plant, mr. burns, all of these different characters... sam simon was the driving force behind that. >> but in 1993, after four trailblazing seasons, sam decides he wants a life outside of television. before quitting, he negotiates a deal giving him continuous credit as an executive producer and a share of the show's annual profit, to the tune of $30 million a year. sam, now twice divorced with no children, turns his energy to what becomes his calling in life -- saving animals, especially dogs. in 2002, at the cost of several million dollars, he creates this lavish, sprawling dog shelter in malibu. one of the neglected pooches that end up at sam's shelter is a 6-month old cane corso, also known as an italian mastiff, a breed some people refer to as "a pit bull on steroids." the big canine is quickly deemed to

a number of entertainment sites report that a new primetime animateddu sieis ied, wilma, pe barney andd in 1960, and warner bros. animation is said to be behind the move along with elizabeth banks production company. we'll see how that pans out. >> i love that show. >> me too. >>> if that doesn't have you excited, then, this will. it's national french friday, everybody, or as my husband calls them, chips. and to inspire creativity, we have k-town fries from mock bar. they come with korean red chili paste and scallions. you can enjoy your french fries however you like. maybe you could go classic and enjoy them with ketchup. whatever you like. >> dan is just eating. dan, this is a big day on "gma." >> happy french fry day. >> we won't be able to talk to anybody with kimchi breath this early. back.'s just blowing my toupee you tomorrow. you tomorrow. r >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris nguyen. happening today, a celebration at the concord naval weapons station, the site of the bay area's newest regional park. more than 2,000 acres of land from the u.s. navy are part of the east bay re

are leaving the european union on october the 31st of boris wants to leave with a deal i'm michelle barney a the french negotiator must want us to leave with the deal as well and that's what a negotiation is all about now. as superglued to resume a's withdrawal agreement to his hand well i'm afraid it's going to be useless because that was all agreement is dead as teresa mayes premiership and as you know she goes tomorrow to buckingham palace to appreciably offer her resignation what we're looking at now is a new deal a deal that is in the best interests of the european union and the united kingdom but there is no agreement whatsoever on that i mean really let me put it to you this way that this is seen by so many people within the united kingdom not just here but worldwide as like driving a car 100 miles an hour towards a cliff you've got to be prepared not to put the brakes on you know be good to actually be prepared to do it and people think it's reckless well michel barnier never believed to resume a was prepared to leave the european union without it even though in the house of common

accidentally got left in the dryer. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no, no it's more like - >> questlove: a barneye that got into business school. >> jimmy: no, no, no, no [ light laughter ] it's kind of, but it's more like - aah, yeah [ laughter ] sort of, but he's also kind of like - >> a b-list donald trump impersonator >> jimmy: yeah, that's interesting. actually, can we see him next to trump oh, ye he looks like trump after he did the "ice bucket challenge. that's exactly it. that's it! [ cheers and applause that's it. now i know what he looks like. [ applause ] oh, check this out over the weekend, a man in california who was dressed as a clown led police on a 35-mile high-speed chase when asked what he was running from, the man said, "myself. [ laughter ] and finally, this is cool. i saw that cheez-its, cheez-its -- i love cheez-its. they're teaming up with -- this is real. they're teaming up with a vineyard to make a box that is half cheez-its and half wine [ cheers and applause take a look. take a look at this thing. it's real. [ cheers ] people in the store were like, "gross, i'll take a

they play barney dinosaur songs in order to send the message -- futility music they called it, to convinceto stay silent. >> the major difference there is he has the option of moving. if that is the whole point. we don't want people in that particular area between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. he has the option of moving to another location and, by the way, i don't want the public to misunderstand. we do have a number of very aggressive strategies when it comes to dealing with the homeless. every week we send out teams, many of those teams, many of the people most teams consist of formerly homeless people to meet the homeless where they are, match them with resources and shelters on that type of thing. and again, he is not being tortured, because he can move, he can leave, and that's what we want them to do very >> martha: valid point. i understand your argument. thank you very much, good to have you here tonight, sir. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> martha: thank you for introducing me to those songs. [laughs] coming up next. >> i hear these things about let's make america gr

the report found that while it preferable -- possible to enhance the seat species the barneys to be set higher. trophy import fees are far too low and more needs to be done to ensure the trophy hunting does benefit conservation. after our report was released, and donald trump can the president, rather than taking this recommendations for any time of consideration, the administration put forward a number of new harmful policies. we went back to the drafting table and the version of the cecil act based on findings of the report and seeks to write many of the wrongs of this administration. the policy on trophy hunting are representational of an overarching foundational problem. we have seen from this administration. not only is it another handout to the nra, they are anti-science and in a fit the rich to the detriment of most americans who care about wildlife. has suddenly become an ideology i will plead guilty. i know we all hear claims today that trophy hunting benefits conservation area and let me be clear, pulling the trigger is not equal conservation. if those folks claim trophy hunti

barney's new york is looking for ways to remain open if it files for bankruptcy.uxury clothing stores talking with existing lenders, including wells fargo about a new loan. the company has been hobbled by steeply rising risks as cash runs out and consumers defect to other outlets. i'm renita young and that is your bloomberg business flash. david: thanks. time now for follow the lead. we take a look at small-cap stocks and how they are faring in a word of record highs the s&p. to give us the lay of the land, we turn to taylor riggs. taylor: we also want to take a look at relative to the dollar. we know small-cap stocks should be buffeted by a stronger dollar and we saw some big outperformance of the russell 2000 since trump's election through 2018. this is even after wild swings within the dollar. the fed was in a hiking cycle but you got comments from trump about liking lower interest rates and currency manipulation by other countries. now that the fed is on pause and you are getting a dollar that is range bound, you're getting russell 2000 performance that is loo

so, we sat down with barney and i said, matt, listen. i am tired of hollywood everyday. you know, rose and i are hauling buckets of water. we are working in the garden. we are working like slaves. we want to be clear, we portray them. so, we need to work something out with the landscape department or something. so, sure enough, they did. they made sure we had would already stacked. they didn't just drop it off in the back of the house. they made sure that the gardens were tended to. so when we went out there and gathered stuff up from the garden, we didn't have to go through all this extra. i mean, it was crazy what we were trying to do. it was profound at the same time. but we had to, we had this area cushion and there was people again, it's historic interpreters who agreed to be a part of this program with us. to take people on that journey. so, this was, by that point, we are 10 years in. right? the first decade has been done and when looking at how we can be better, and there is one person's name that i think we need also highlight here, why wish was on the stage wit

barney's new york is looking for ways to remain open if it files for bankruptcy. with existing lenders including wells fargo about a new loan. the company has been hobbled by steeply rising rent as cash runs short and consumers defect to other outlets. that is the bloomberg business flash. in u.s.we have a fad gdp conversation with derek halpenny. it was so interesting earlier this hour, talking about the ecb and you wanted a 20 basis point cut. we did not get that. as we look to the federal reserve, would you argue instead of a 25 basis point cut we need 50 basis points? we are so close to lower bounds that you need to act quickly and swiftly to get the results you want, is that an argument? derek: and is an argument, but making a comparison with the ecb, the ecb's argument for making that case is far more important than the fed. there has been progress from the sheet terms of balance shrinkage. the economic data, when you look at the united states compared to europe, in particular germany where the manufacturing sector has become much weaker, 25 basis points is

barney, how much of the hearings did you get to watch? >> about half of it.ll i got to say is, the republican party need to be ashamed of they selves. i remember two years ago when mitch mcconnell took all the republicans over there to meet with vladimir putin. you recall that? host: what about the hearings? you said a few things about the hearings. what are they? this is why the republican party is in this mess. this is ridiculous. the man's guilty, everybody knows it. he didn't even try to stop the influence on the election this year. what does that tell us? connecticut, republican line, cindy, what stood out to you from the hearing yesterday? out to me wastood that robert mueller had no awareness of the meeting before and after the trump tower meeting. he kind of perjured himself a couple of times yesterday. is thatets me the most the american people were robbed of things getting done because of this. i'm talking about republicans, too. was hated by a lot of republicans, too. he wasn't part of the crowd. but when i think of the foreign , leaders thought he

pete: see that barney right there -- they took it down. now it's an email. you can email us there.tour workers great. why don't i try that one now. ed: take it to a whole 'nother level. jedediah: we'll turn to some headlines now beginning with a a fox news alert. a brand-new story on the 2015 iran nuclear deal. iran announced overnight they will be enriching beyond the deal's limits. they would have they said nuclear material in we say lest than one year. iranian president hassan rouhani has been in contact with french president emanuel macron about salvaging the deal. >>> and disney channel star cameron boise has died after having a seizure overnight. he played luke in the disney's hit show "jesse." >> nobody should be calling anybody "babe." >> calm down, "babe." >> not happening, luke. jedediah: a disney spokesperson says boise passed away in his sleep after having a seizure from an ongoing medical condition. he was just 20 years old. >>> and the u.s. women's national team will play for a second straight world cup title today. co. capital meganrapino do i have that right? ed: ra