baron is not a bad name. do you want baron?> sounds like a rich guy. >> sounds like he has horses. i'm all in. >> what if obama had kept them on insurance. >> i want to be on my parents' insurance. do you know expensive that is? >> why do they want to cut out anyone who might be voting for hillary. >> one thing is there is a note that he is flexible. flexible. >> flexible about politics? >> quite a few issues. kids. it was a lit knee. it went on and on. >> i assume he is mormon. he is from salt lake city. >> but religion is not important. it can be any religion. >> he is flexible. this is mott a rigid inquiry. i would like to say that it is a catch 22 situation. as mad a is he is at his dad he went viral. there has been a lot of success with this ad. >> i wouldn't know where to begin. >> i used to say when my sister was single, and she is now luckily happily married, my parents would have put her on ebay if she hit 35 and not married. >> why do you have to be 35 and married? >> it is their standard. >> the modern era, people. >

what does baron say about all of this? he is embarrassed but it's worth a shot and can't hurt.word if they got calls. >> how old is baron? >> 48, never been married. >> someone will call. don't you worry. i don't know who. >> have you to be willing to relocate. if are you interested. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> matt is standing by with the update for us. >> i have gone searching high and low for delays and i didn't have to look very far because once again the same spot as yesterday and the day before, a bad accident on 95 brian and sharrie at the work zone at cotman avenue. this afternoon the southbound direction, a lot of emergency crews a ladder truck included. there is one of the vehicles involved and at this point just the right lane is open to traffic, so this is not doing good things to the traffic. southbound 95 at a stand still from woodhaven through this point at cotman because of the accident just up ahead now taking out the two left lanes. you will want to stay local frankford avenue or come down the southbound roosevelt boulevard, and have construction going

known as the red baron, barone prepares with a specially designed mountain bike prototype. he makes the trek and gets ready to go. he mounts the bike and hits the slope. he flies down the volcano at a dizzying speed. suddenly, the bicycle seems to disintegrate underneath him and he's hurdled over the handlebars. his helmet ripped off him. he tumbles down the slope for nearly 110 yards. when he finally comes to a stop, he is still conscious but barely. he is rushed to the nearest hospital an hour and a half away. eric says the high speed was too much for the prototype bike causing it to collapse. the good news -- before the accident he reaches more than 106 miles per hour. breaking his previous record. the bad news, eric suffers massive injuries, including six broken ribs, a broken leg and a head injury. his right hand is nearly torn off by the fall and he undergoes three shoulder operations. it is nearly two years before he is fully recovered. the man known as the red baron today only has partial memory of the accident, but he says he has no regrets. he intended it to be th

what about a guy like ron baron and tesla. >> it was the first time i heard of strong institutional argument. it's really on the retail side for a trade. i think that was good. i think it gave validity to the story going forward. >> i think he's extrapolating present trending assuming things will be linear. they will not be. this is going to be a tougher business than easier business. it's a tough call. >> guys, good stuff. "power" starts now. ♪ ♪ >>> once again, we've got some pretty big moves and commodities today. oil off session highs but above $51 a barrel. gold hitting the highest level in nearly a month and look at the action silver up almost 4% today. welcome to "power lunch." i'm melissa lee with tyler and michelle and brian starts us off with a look at oils run. >> yeah, let's talk about oil. crude oil on the highest level since last july and with us cnbc contributor and partner with again capital. john, we love you, you know that. >> thank you. >> i'll throw you

he is naming them after baron and tiffany after money basically. you are right about the battleground states. it will come down to those undecided people in the few little states. >> does it work anymore? joanne, i feel like there is just a sea of that. i don't pay attention to him at all. does anybody? >> i think we all get annoyed by them. gosh, another one on our tv? i have seen this so many times already. right now trump, the optics for him it is about money and evil and this campaign money. it is dirty money. there are ties associated with it. that's where he is when he says nope i don't need this money. you keep your money. i don't want anything to do with it and eel ea win on my own. you also need a staff and you have to pay a staff. but there is a lot of things this money can be used for, and he is going to need it because this will be a long race. >> listen, we live in new york city, most of us at this table, and we don't get commercials. you go to ohio and florida and virginia and the battleground states between like july and november and

baron is one of tesla's biggest investors. his company has a stake in the -- market value.unit is facing more bumps in the road and the state is -- the companyir says the issue can also affect the radio. francine: caroline hyde with the latest on corporate stories. the ecb iss set -- said to have [indiscernible] sally bank well joins us. you have been covering the story closely. geraldine sundstrom is still with us. sally, he looked the balance sheet, it is rising. this is a great chart, courtesy of my great inducer. -- great producer. is there enough bonds that you could i corporate? sally: that is the question on everyone's mind at the moment. the market is incredibly liquid. ou can buy insurance and companies on a bank. there is not a lot out there for it to buy it analysts are saying in its to buy 5 billion euros a month and noted for the program to maintain a level of credibility, and in order month prices so that the investors will not look to sell. maybe investors and analysts are slightly haunted by some of the programs past less than successful bond buying escapade

. >> well, washington post, i think it will more likely the editor who is martin baron who used to be editor of "boston globe," very far leftist, the piling on. lou: who does he work for. >> washington post now. lou: who does he work for. >> oh, bezos yeah. lou: it has been my experience, seldom do editors move in direct that the owner approve. >> i think there is approval but these i think are baron's instincts, the stories they all run together this is piling on. the 300 pound line man that comes lining in, after the whistle was blown day after day, "new york times" and doing the same. lou: they have backed off a little bit issue they acknowledged some positives about the trump candidacy. >> there is -- i missed them. >>. ther trump has had a good week, his trip to scotland was a short issue good trip, his comments on brexit was right on the money. i would say he has momentum ing for him. lou: you got the convention is coming at us, rapidly, here. what do you think? trump said he wants a product, show, the thing to really, be electric. what do you think? >> there have been reports h

, the chairman and ceo of baron capital.more about that. you also got into netflix and how that actually turned out to be a mistake. >> talk about the mistake first so you can end with what you like. >> so we -- tesla, at the very beginning. he used to tell me. reed hastings. he said, ron, we have a business here that, if we were going to rely upon send discs through the mail, we wouldn't call ourselves discs through the mail not netflix. i wasn't getting the concept. i couldn't understand why other people didn't do it. when the stock had fallen because he raised prices and the stock fell from 150 to 50 or something. he was saying, you have to buy the stock. telling me, you gotta buy the stock! so i invested in the company at $50 or $60 or $70, down two-thirds. i am nervous about investing in the companies when the full two-thirds -- like valeant. everyone is having all these negative stories. it goes up a bit. i say i don't understand it well enough. i sell it, and then it goes up ten times or icahn buys it at $80. i totall

marty baron said publicly it was not a reason.e headline change was not result of the trump campaign reaching out. >> let's take a step back. what was a story about? margaret: donald trump gave an interview to fox news after the orlando massacre and said that president obama was not have enough and was not smart enough and that there was something else going on. road about this in said that he seemed to be suggesting that donald trump seem to be suggesting -- that president obama was tied it to the shooting in some way. was complicit in some way. and, his remarks didn't seem to suggest that or at least create .ome kind of vague suspicion in, trump's reaction to that or towas to cut off revoke the posts press credentials. however, i do not think it was just about that story. he has been unhappy with the post's coverage of trump university. of the veterans contributions, whichso other ways with the post has been pretty strong and aggressive in its coverage of donald trump and his campaign. host: in fact, calling the post in his word

>> first, i'm a tremendous fan of ron barre baron. he's an extremely shrewd investor and has made money for himself and investors. tesla is still a coin toss spinning in the air and i they're lon musk has done many things which he should deserve credit for, mainly establishing the brand tesla and a certain demand for electric vehicles that did not exist before. how however, whether they work is still unknown. >> good to have you talk with us. appreciate it. mike jackson, ceo of autonation. >> let >> let's take a break. the dow sup 15 points. we're wondering if it can close above 18,000. the bet is probably know. >> kamara is ringing the bell. details are coming up. >>> also ahead, silicon valley may not be a stronghold of donald trump's but he has a loyal following there and josh lipton speaks with them coming up next. (speaking japanese) oh watson, your japanese is very good. thank you. (speaking japanese) exactly. i can understand nuance, context and idiom in seven languages to help companies all over the world with everything from

but the pine barons in new jersey coming in at 59. 68 in wilmington and 64 in dover. satellite 6, along with action radar, we have clear skies from new england down across the mid-atlantic region. the cold front we are tracking to the north and west. we had a ridge of high pressure firmly in control over the weekend. and the ridge of high pressure moves to the east and we are tracking the cold front that moves through. actually two cold fronts we are tracking this week. one monday and then a more active cold front that moves through tuesday. and here's something you will notice as we go throughout the day on monday, and also into tuesday. the dewpoints, the level of moisture in the air will be on the rise. 65 degrees, 65-degree dewpoint. and you will notice the level of moisture in the atmosphere come tomorrow. and then we peak to 70 by tuesday. in the wake of the could cold fronts by wednesday down into a 50-degree dewpoint range, which means we have a nice, comfortable air mass on the way by the middle half of the workweek. and futuretracker you see 6:00 in the morn

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baron was very forgiving of his father.etween having a father that overbearing and not being married at 48? >> we didn't. but we also knew, though, that he admitted he didn't live anywhere near him. he lived a couple states away from him. that didn't stop him from doing this. here are the father and son. listen. >> i've been to core delane, idaho. a small little town. i was there with my lady friend a few weeks back. i thought that this would be a good idea. >> oh, naturally. i sat down and write an ad and i had a picture with me. they blew the picture up. i thought maybe i would get five or six ladies, hopefully in core de lane who would be interested. >> i turn on my phone and it was like bing, bing, bing, bing, bing. you couldn't believe how many phone calls i got. i had absolutely no idea. i love my dad, he's the only dad i've got. but he is a little neurotic. and it was out there. it's ridiculous. i have no problem meeting women. i'm dating a couple women right now. a little embarrassing. anybody who's like, you know,

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powellton drum line is turning 25 to celebrate more than two dozen groups took part in the parade down barontreet. the drum line has won several state, national and world championships, since it was established back in 1991. they are also the official drum line for the sixers. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, a police officer from philadelphia wraps up a cross country bike ride raising money to help families of his fallen brothers and sisters in blue. we will hear more about this aspiring journey. >>> a celebration of the life well lend, centenarian secret to the long life is coming up, melissa. >>> walter, a beautiful start to the weekend. plenty of sunshine and low humidity, it does warm up for dad for fathers day, we have got details with the full and exclusive accu weather forecast. >>> all right, thanks, melissa. >> phillies take on the diamond backs in the afternoon game at citizens bank park. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. >>> a police officer from philadelphia completed his 30 day, 3,000-mile bike journal a cross the country today in atla

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this robber baron wants to play hardball, offer $.10 on the dollar, twain's other advisor is his wi,libby. she has no business experience. she writes i want the creditors to know i will have their interests at heart much more than our own. libby -- we have some bankruptcy experts in the crowd here. libby wanted to pay them in full as soon as possible. never bet against the wife. twain agreed to pay everyone back in full so he needs to make big money fast and his books are not selling. the most recent title was the american claim list. not exactly a huge seller. the quickest way to make money is to go out on a standup comedy tour. from the bottom of his heart, and dreaded public speaking for large audiences, it was not as much stage fright as humiliation. he thought of himself as a literary author. once an audience sees you stand on your head, they expect you to remain in that position forever. >> you can watch this and other programs on booktv.org. >> sunday, july 3rd, live with best-selling author, and documentary filmmaker sebastian younger on in depth, live monthly call in show, t

in the meantime, also, leave your nutri grain baron the outside. that will melt. low 90s for today, tomorrow, tomorrow that day we see shower or thunderstorm cross the area. meisha, over to you. >> great advice, katie, absolutely remember, never, ever leave anyone or anything in your vehicles, yes, not even chocolate bar. i did it the other day it melted all over my purse. so annoyed. schuylkill eastbound, spring garden, this is what you are looking at here, both directions actually starting to just slowly start to heat up now. we've been kinds of seeing it hold off little steady, actually start today heat up even in the 4:00 hour, pushing towards the 5:00. cracked in, heating up little bit. now kinds of holding steady here, as you can see, getting little busy. so probably going to be busy monday, chester brooke, looking great here on 202, so for those every you headed out on 202, great company. 202, taillights moving in the southbound direction at route 29. pairly anyone out there. vine open last night for no construction last night, great moving in the westbound

and this robber-baron wants to play hardball with the creditors. he wants to offer ten cents on the dollar. twain's other adviser is his wife, livvy. she has absolutely no business experience. she writes him: i want the creditors to know that we have their interest at heart, much, much more than their own. [laughter] livvy -- [laughter] livvy, we have some bankruptcy experts in the crowd here. [laughter] livvy wants to pay them in full as soon as possible. well, a word of advice: never bet against the wife. twain agreed to pay everyone back in full. and so he needs to make big money fast. and his books are not selling. his most recent title was the american claimant. not exactly a huge seller. so the quickest way for him to make money is to go out on a stand-up comedy tour. and he absolutely from the bottom of his heart did not want to go. it's a little known fact that mark twain dreaded public speaking in front of large audiences, but it wasn't so much stage fright as humiliation fright. he did not want to play the clown. he thought of himself as

also, this is a 48 year old man, grown march, baron brooks said his dad paid $900 for the ad which rany, and his dad did not ask for permission before doing. >> this once more the ad is written in the first person, stowe makes it seem like brooks wrote it himself. >> oh, my gosh. >> but it does list some good requirements, possibly, he wants conservative ideology, being attractive, and being willing and able to have children as soon as possible. >> oh, my. >> i think it is funny, i mean, he want grand kids. >> funny to you. >> well, i'm not him. >> could you imagine? >> hey, he cares about his son, he want his son to be married. >> what if his son wants to marry an un attractive woman? can you not choose everything. >> the debate continues here, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", we'll let you know which local communities were just named some of the best place toss live in the country. >> plus meet the new face of the franchise for the sixers. hear why ben simmons says he want to be here in philly. >> and get ready to see some donkeys around town fo parts a and b an

baron hill road at center street at center street and it's causing some problems.blocking at least a lane. this is a new accident coming into whitemarsh, township. let's take you right no to you storm tracker6 live double scan and talk about those storms. if you're heading up to the north and west, we're seeing some storms approaching reading, out nearly a town. that was pretty quick. here's some storms down along the coastline and these are ones that were really pounding south jersey and you can see it just push offer the coastline now in cape may and atlantic city you still have some storms to deal with n surf city this latest cell has just moved off the coastline but as david has been saying it's kind of a morning and afternoon issue. this is a look at future tracker at 3:30 this afternoon. and we can see storms once again especially south and east of the city. we advance this and we see a few more popping up. this is a look at 4 o'clock. and moving through at 6:30 a few more cells south and east. so, you have a few storms that we're watching right now and then

kennedy: chris baron will be here later in the show talking about the lgbt community for trump. will they pull their money from the democratic convention because hillary clinton has taken so much money from countries who are os tile to gaze and women. >> one thing i will say, my family is in the beer business. 26% of the voting bloc is hispanic. if you can send a message we don't care about hispanic people. i'm not saying that's what trump is doing. you don't want to alienate a voting bloc when it comes to business. kennedy: they are worried about their bottom line. they don't want to be associated with someone who is so offputting to a huge swath of people. they are not morally obligated to funds the rnc. >> i don't want them punished by the government. but they are showing their true colors, which is left wing saboteurs. kennedy: people in the silicon valley tend to be libertarian and they are not enthralled with hillary clinton either. >> i don't need things like that to be political. there are so many people when they come into politics. i can't watch anymore susan sarandon

. >> 50 dead, 53 injured, kevin baron thank you.one of the things investigators will be looking at in the coming hours and days will be what was he doing in orlando. his father said he saw gay men and it upset him, they were kissing in miami. he lived in a condo with his wife and child in port st. lucie. according to his dad, he worked in security. did he know that it was pride week, for example. did he know about this nightclub, any specifics that it was a fairly small place that apparently has a hallway leading to two different bars, that it would be packed on a latin night. all these questions that need to be answered and the shooter is dead. in the meantime, the very pain-staking work, as we said, of identifying these victims, notifying their families, many of whom don't know what happened so far to their sons. sarah dallof joins me live from the scene in orlando where there have been conversations with both people who were inside that nightclub and the families. sarah, what do you have for us? >> reporter: well, the emergency c

trading after ron baron predicted the company will become one of the world's biggest over the next itade or two. reaching a market value of about $700 billion. barry capital management holds 1% of tesla shares, valued today at $325 million. the 23-year-old says there is no competition for the electric carmaker and he expects a return of six to -- 6 billion dollars to $7 billion over the next 20 years. the new zealand interest-rate cut this week are waning. economists' views are also makes come expecting the rate will be held to 2.25%. that is a look at some of the stories making headlines. angie: the u.s. and china have wrapped up two days of talks in beijing, agreeing to give the yuan a foothold in america. they also sparred on excess capacity in chinese industries. ok progress, but still -- ramy: there are so many issues between china and the united states. economic.tegic and the strategic side, they talked about north korea up and they talked about a lot of geopolitical issues. they talked about the south china sea, but nothing in the committee k. on the economy, -- the communique.

paper only to find out it was dear old dad who paid $900 bucks to help find baron a future wife. his dad arthur says you must have qualities for a future daughter in law, admitted the picture is outdated, his son quote looks like the picture, except now he has grey hair. they shared that, he was embarrassed by the dad. but in the end -- >> he said he talked to the women that when the ad showed up. i don't understand, he posted in a different newspaper, not in idaho. he lives in salt lake city. >> he knew all the local girls already. >> all right. kanye west, we have been talking about this, dylan, he is getting a lot of attention this morning. >> that's what we will start with in pop start. one for the record books for a he hosted a controversial famous from his pablo album. his recent video depicts the likeness of sell famous people. sleeping nooud together in a huge bed. some of the celebs featured are his wife kim, taylor swift, donald trump, rihanna, and former president george w. bush. he explains to vanity fair, the video is not in support or anti--- any of these it's strea

the united states, we have people who are barons of history, there are faces that look different thanears we have, of sharia law, they are partly rooted in this fact. >> 1% of the population of america is muslim. most americans don't know any muslims and so it becomes very easy when confronted with extreme acts of violence in the name of islam. it becomes very easy to conplate that with mainstream, every day islam. we would never make that mistake when we are confronted with extreme acts of violence or radical interpretations of christianity because we live in a country that's 70% christian. we are tribal ultimately. we are much more likely to forgive the extremes within our own tribe than we are the extremes in other people's tribes. >> up next, my thoughts on why they hate us. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescrib

in the united states we have people who are barons of industry that are important in the media whoseite americans, yourself. for example, there are very few french faces on television. >> as for all the fears americans have of sharia law, of muslims as terrorists, they are rooted in this fact. >> 1% of the population of america is muslim. most americans don't know any muslims. so it becomes very easy when confronted with extreme acts of violence in the name of islam, it becomes very easy to conflate that with mainstream, everyday islam. we would never make that mistake when we are confronted with extreme acts of violence or radical interpretations of christianity. because we live in a country that's 70% christian. we are tribal, ultimately. we are much more likely to forgive the extremes within our own tribe than we are the extremes in other people's tribes. >>> up next, my thoughts on why they hate us. experience the thrill of the lexus is f sport. because the ultimate expression of power, is control. this is the pursuit of perfection. think yotry nexium 24hr.'s best for your heartb

also the investors, ron baron, what the fed is going to do next, he doesn't really care.ng to happen the next ten years. we'll have him on. talk about "must reads." if you haven't read it already, from "vanity fair," she has a piece on "vanity fair" it's a look at what's happened at valeant. it's fascinating. including an atlannti antidote arrested. and you can a key onanalyst of e company and looking out other way. >> i've only got time to read either that article or the other. which one should i read? >> the bethany piece. and later son, if we have time, you want to think or relax, maybe you can pick up my column. >> in fact, i'm kidding. on "squawk box," we start in 12 minutes time. >>> coming up next, odds for a fed rate hike this summer dropping further than janet yellen fails to include any new moves. michelle garrard will join us new york stock exchange weigh in. you're watching cnbc. first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." joining us this morning, mitch alley girard, chief economist and managing director at girard. we're calling this

baron says amazon could be the biggest company in america by 2020.d surpass apple and exxonmobil. what's that all about? liz: yeah, this is -- basically the argument is it has more room for growth than any other large company. so what they're talking about now is internet shopping is just about 12% of u.s. retail. so that could triple. amazon could have half of that space by 2020. so that's a lot of room for growth. more room for growth than other big companies. stuart: that's the reasons why barons said it. very interesting. all right. i want to get back to that story from the world of tennis. just breaking now. maria suspended for two years. why? ashley: because she tested positive earlier this year after the sorels open the quarterfinals match she had, and she tested positive for meldonuum, that is a substance that was banned, it regulates your metabolism, sharon maintained that she did not see the list or unaware of it, but it didn't fly with the authorities, and she has a two-year -- stuart: two years out? ashley: yeah, suspended. stuart: former

let's bring in today's panel, jason rot man from leo advisors, also jack howl from barons. thanks to both of you for joining us. jack, i had to laugh at the title in the wall street journal. the most pessimistic bull market in history. it's funny because it feels true. >> yeah. it's really a strange market right now. so the fed looks like it's not going to move on rates. had yay for stocks; right? but why not? because the economy seems -- the last jobs number was lousy. there's real doubt about the strength of this on going recovery. that's especially not good for stocks especially when you have evaluations that are well above average historic levels right now. melissa: jack, do you agree with that? i'm sorry, jason? >> you know what? here's kind of the counter point. i think that all it takes is a gangbusters jobs report next july. you know, three or four weeks from now, and you'll have all the headlines talking about the fed -- melissa: what makes you think we would have a gangbusters jobs report, though? >> who knows. melissa: we've seen the economy raise eight-tenths of

we have barons of the industry who are important in the media whose faces look different than white americansare very few faces in french. >> they are partly rooted in this fact. >> 1% of america is muslim. most americans don't know any muslims, so it becomes very easy when confronted with extreme acts of violence in the name of islam, it becomes very easy to conflate that with mainstream, everyday islam. we would never make that mistake when we are confronted with extreme acts of violence or radical interpretations of christianity, because we live in a country that's 70% christian. we are tribal, ultimately. we are much more likely to forgive the extremes within our own tribe than we are the extremes in other people's tribes. >>> up next, my thoughts on why they hate us. my belly pain and constipation? i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i don't know. vo: linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with con

that is if you ask billionaire ron baron, who predicted the electric car company will become a $700 billion. his comments sent tesla shares of the most it's february. we should mention he is one of investors.gest these days, it may seem like hp enterprises constantly transforming. since it's break away from the computers and printers business, servicelso spun off its business. ceo meg whitman suggested more deals in the pipeline, potential partnerships with the likes of amazon and google. we caught up with the hp enterprise executive vice president about how these recent moves are shaping the future of the company. >> as we announced last week, this is also an exciting part of our strategy, which is basically to spin and merge our enterprise services business to create a. that is play company focused on helping customers through the journeys. this is going to create a very sizable scale organization that really is at the core of what customers need in terms of helping them did -- digitize their businesses, help them implement hybrid i.t., and also .elp migrate applications we also focus on

. >> caller: recently endorsed by barons. >> i understand regenorron under a lot of pressure. they're bioteches. you can hold on. but understand the group will not do well until after the election. >> reaching for yield. we wanted to be in an at&t at 4.7%. jeff in south dakota. jeff? >> caller: appreciate you taking my call. mueller water. >> mueller, many, many years ago but i still like the stocks. i think it is terrific. water infrastructure and we like water infrastructure. margo in new york. >> caller: hey, jim, i'm so glad to be talking to you. >> same here. >> caller: i'm talking about -- >> it has a $9 target on it. walgreens is trying to bite. i don't trust the government anymore. let's to go bill in ohio. bill. >> caller: boo-ya. cleveland is living large today. >> there's a classic cleveland stock. i like it very much. there is not much more to say other than they had a real good quarter. that's the conclusion of the line round! i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our t

margaret: i think the tone was set by marty baron yesterday when he said that the post will continue doing aggressive, honest, honorable reporting. that seems to be the feeling going forward, not -- there is no sense at the paper is somehow cowed by this. rather, it is a disturbing development because of what it says. but i don't think it's going to keep the post from doing great work. host: the headline "does it matter that donald trump has banned us? not in a way that you would think." margaret sullivan, columnist for "the washington post." thanks for your time. margaret: thanks so much. >> madam secretary, we pledge 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. [applause] >> president obama spoke to reporters after his meeting with his national security council, and challenged critics not to use the term radical islamist. he called the criticism a political distraction. he also talked about the mass shooting in orlando, and efforts against isis. this is 25 minutes. pres. obama: everybody all set? i just met with my national security council as part of our re

back in the pine barons today, several evacuated yesterday are now back inside their homes. >>> two brothers charged in the killing of the philadelphia police officer, officer robert wilson, were in court today. carlton hips and brother, ramone williams accused of being involved in a series of armed robberies. the prosecutors said led to officer wilson's death. wilson interrupted a robbery in progress in gamestop store in north philadelphia in 2015. he was there to buy a video game for his son when police say hips and williams shot and killed him. authorities called wilson a hero for leading the gunman towards him to keep others safe inside that store. >>> to this, there is more money to repair new jersey roads, but it would come at the expense of some drivers. still ahead, breaking down just how much more you could pay at the pump if state lawmakers approve the plan. the last time the sixers had the number one pick in the draft, this guy was not even born. next, nbc 10 looks at australian superstar, ben simmons. sir, this alien life form is growing at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say

baron. the presumptive republican nominee tweeted this, "thank you to the lgbt community.u while hillary brings in more people that will threaten your freedoms and beliefs." >>> with me to talk about this is senator tammy baldwin. she represents the people of wisconsin. she's also the first openly gay member of the senate, and she is a democrat. thank you, senator, for being with me this morning. >> thank you, carol, for having me. >> first of all, your thoughts on all of what i just said. >> you know, i have -- first of all, this is a tragedy that is still unfolding. and i want to thank you for being in orlando and giving voice to those who are victims, those who perished, those who are injured, their families. this is an act of hate, an act of terror, and an act related to easy access to weapons of war. it is all of those things. we've got to recognize that. i do not want to get the stories -- i don't want to see the stories lost of those in the lgbt community who in the month that we celebrate pride in all of the -- and all of the freedoms that have been won over decade

one we spoke to was a man barone is a salano who was waiting for the news of his brother. >> and this is the thing, people misunderstood what happened inside there. and they thought that if they d didn't mention their family members' names they are dead already, and that is not it, because there are people at the hospital, but it is just that they don't have their names. >> so it is the lack of news that is really as haunting for some family members, and really, a chilg detail that we heard a short time ago that has a friend in the hospital, and they relayed the story to me saying that while they were working on the wounded and some of the dead were in the hospital, they could hear the phones ringing of some of those in the hospital beds knowing that family was trying to check up, and knowing that they were only going to be given bad news. don. >> and nick, the original question, how are the injuries? how critical are the people who are injured, and can you give us some conditions? >> 53 injure and some range from critical condition, and others are listed in stable condition. some fam

cal, i want to bring in msnbc national security analyst kevin baron. what can you tell us?well, i think what you are hearing, the secretary of defense office of public affairs saying it is an active shooter situation. they're not giving any more details, just confirming it is an active shooter situation. so it matches up what what you heard from joint base andrews putting out. >> so one more time. we have not heard shots fired. we do know they're on lockdown. as we looked at aerial shots moments ago, we saw more military vehicles pulling in. beyond that, we know we are in time of extreme precautionary measures, but that's it? >> reporter: for now, yes, again, we are here in the pentagon, which is fought far from joint base andrews, information wise, we might be otherwise, we get the same chain of information, from there, i'm reaching out to sources inside the base as well. it's good to remember as you are describing it, joint base andrews is very small as far as military bases go. >> wa one more time, what is very small? >> reporter: joint base andrews, others are still not

there is the baron the corner, in the live picture, now here is the other odd thing, chris, lauren there in a shoot-out with a guard, he drivers in his car, during the middle of the shoot-out, so he's outside his car, gets in his car, drives down the street then parks around the corner, he gets out of the car and leaves, instead of continuing to drive on the car, not set up where he can't drive. some of the bullet holes in this car are from the shooter by the way, hit in his own car, why he was shooting at the guard, so not great shot. they're sitting on the house where that car is registered, only mile from here. >> no blood in the car. so this is a strange case, and again, i'm going say this probably a lot today, as greg pans to the left, i will tell you why it was here, 20 years ago, for a great police woman, shot, she was on administrative duty one day, hears this bank is being held up. races over hereby herself and get shot and killed in the line every duty, first officer's death i covered here as a report nerve philadelphia, 20 years ago, when i started. >> never forget something l

the stock surging to the tune of 5% this after billionaire long-term investor ron baron had this to saybout the stock. >> i think this is one investment we can make $6 billion or $7 billion in profits. there's a very good chance i could own this stock for 10, 15, 20 years. i think this could be one of the largest companies in the united states, and the whole world. >> one of the largest companies in the whole world, pete. >> the most interesting part about it, not only the 10, 15, 20-year plan he talked about, but the competition and the fact that tesla, they would have had competition five years ago, but he believes right now they don't have competition anymore. and he talked about the battery factory as well. matching what the car sales are. $300 million investment presently that he thinks could be a 6 or $7 billion number in 10, 15, 20 years from now. >> you eat that up, pete? >> i also saw an incredible amount of call options in there trading today. incredible. each strike all the way up. it was amazing to see how much volume was coming in there today. it took a little while, but it

. >> and ron baron with a $500 billion stake in tesla, and he told squawk about it this morning, andaid he is in there for a long chance. >> i think that i could own it for 10 or 20 years, and it could be one of the largest companies in the united states and the whole world. >> all right. that is long term, 15 years. >> 10 years or 115 or 20 years, and talking about the $300 billion investment, and what he talk talked about was the giga factory, and he thinks that the car sales in a year from now or two years from now, $20 billion and some of the numbers are extreme, but he has a long version, and $210 average and the stock is right, there and if you believe what ron is talking about and willing to hold out, it could be a huge, huge winner. >> and meanwhile, ralph, store closures, job cuts, and this is a mess. down more than it is now, and still, a bad day. >> yes, today is the investor day of may overage. and now, you have the ceo clearing the deshgs and he has great experience, and great experience of bricks and more tor like h &m and the old navy and remains to be seen, but this a

"washington post" editor marty baron called the move nothing less than a repudiation of the role of a free and independent press. trump has also banned buzzfeed, the huffington post, the daily beast, the des moines register, the union leader, univision, and fusion. in objecting to the "washington post" coverage trump had pointed , in particular to an online headline that read -- "donald trump suggests president obama was involved with orlando shooting." the newspaper changed the headline, but said the change was made independent of trump's complaint. the current version reads -- "donald trump seems to connect president obama to orlando shooting." the article refers to remarks trump made about obama on "fox and friends" on monday. >> he doesn't get it or he gets a better than anybody understands. either one is unacceptable. amy: the 49 people killed in the orlando massacre have all been identified. among those now confirmed killed is christopher leinonen, whose mother christine gave an emotional interview to abc news sunday as she was still waiting to hear news about her son. want to s

. >> well, you had one of the top ten ranked financial advisers in the country by baron's say that not only are these stocks not going to work in the rate environment, but that the market can't work or get back to new highs without this sector? >> well, i don't agree with that statement, because actual ly th banks are down 30%, u.s. banks over the last ten years, and the markets are way up. so we do have, you know, depending what period of time, and if you say in the next week, you won't get a new s&p all-time high without the banks up, all right, you are right, but longer term, these are now a utility sector, and the market will grow accustomed to the fact that they have a waning influence on the indices, and 16% of the s&p at the peak of the credit bubble more at 11 or 12 and sized around energy, and you don't need them to make a new high in the index. what you do need is -- >> this is the issue though, you can't have banks not making money in type of environment. >> and the u.s. banks are making money though. >> and the secondly, the bigger issue with the stock market, it is not att

it just cleared on baron hill road at center street so no traffic is moving better but we have a newblem on the northeast extension. david mentioned some of those storms that are up north. you can kind of see that right here. northeast extension southbound where you're getting that rain we've got a new accident approaching lehigh valley. we're hearing it's involving a box truck and there are injuries on the scene. the right lane is blocked with this so be careful. it's raining up in the lehigh valley and that's where we've got a new accident. matt and tam. >> thanks karen. >>> breaking news just into "action news" a double shooting in north philadelphia. at least five shots were fired at b and cambria streets about two hours ago. a 26-year-old man who police say was shot at close range in critical condition. an 18-year-old man who was found a few blocks away is stable. police are working on a description of the shooter and a possible motive. >> we've got new surveillance video of what police say are the suspects involved in a brawl outside of an iconic south philadelphia eatery. patr

and they get past millersville you are moving into an area of georgia that we call the pine barons. food is scarce. you're wearing out shoes and uniforms. one of the first things requested at the coast were shoes. part of it was to keep moving in as much a straight line as possible. that would be the best explanation i could give us to why they skipped augustine. the march to the sea, not augusta. towards the sea. there was question on if he would go to mobile. even lincoln said, i'm not sure where he is going. he is like a rat, i know which hole he went in, i just don't know what hole he will come out. lincoln, he always had a way with words. wait for the mic. >> as sherman's man got into the rice fields of georgia, they actually did not know what rice was or had not eaten much. did not know how to eat it. there was an account that i read, i don't know if i can believe it, about the union soldiers putting gunpowder on rice to spice it up to give it flavor. may be they didn't have salt or pepper. todd: i prefer shrimp or gravy. i've never tried gunpowder. though, it may help with a