you make big babies. show, daniela's pregnancy asn't written into the story so it some clever camouflage. & >> there's one scene where she's got a sniper rifle out and she's supposed to be lying on stomach. and i said how are we going to do this? she's got a baby her belly. and they were like, should we dig a hole? we're digging a hole in the deserttso she an lie with belly into this hole. she can do a good 45 seconds and then she's like, i have to move and she rolls out of it. >> this is not easy to hide any more, i think the camera angles and wardrobe has been the biggest secret here. >> daniela and david are expecting a little girl and she says two and a half-year-old son river is excited to be a big brother. >> i s instagram of river kissing your >> all the time. and i love it he's like -- >> does he talk to the baby? yeah, he says in a baby voice, he says you want to come out. you want t come out. and i w like, he'll be here soon. >> every time i see picture just gets me right here. so cute. he kissi

supporting big companies, a big economy, that is why we are here.avid: brian moynihan, speaking exclusively with "bloomberg " alix steel and david westin earlier today. showing hillary clinton is leading donald trump in key swing states. can she hold onto the lead? this is bloomberg. ♪ david: mrs. "bloomberg markets." i am david gura. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. time for bloomberg's business flash. lending club is said to be in talks with western asset asagement to bridges as much $1.5 million of loans overtime -- to purchase as much as $1.5 billion of loans overtime. western will purchase a certain amount each month. a deal could be announced in the coming week. david: bayer is taking steps that may lead to a $55 billion takeover offer for monsanto. bayer had signed confidentiality agreements to examine monsanto's accounts. last month, monsanto rejected a sweetened offer to create the world's largest producer of seed and pesticides. vonnie: insurance regulators have considerable concerns about anthem's acquisition of cigna. it will hold a hearin

we have a big week of shows ahead.t, our pal, david spade, will be here tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] plus, the kids from "stranger things" will be dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] we got something fun planned with them, so be sure to tune in to that. then later this week, harry connick, jr., meg ryan. [ cheers and applause ] and the most decorated olympian of all time, michael phelps will be joining us here. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll have a performances from zara larrson and magician dan white. it's going to be a good week. [ applause ] but, first, we have a fantastic show tonight. let me just take a peak at this. he was a guest on johnny carson's first "tonight show" right here in studio 6b on october 1st, 1962. and he's back here almost 54 years later. still the funniest guy in the room. the one and only mel brooks is stopping by! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: mel books. that's my man right there. gosh, he's funny. he's unbelievable. i worked with max brooks, remember his son, max

kennedy: a big game of telephone.hen we pick up on the other end we don't hear a confusing message, we all lose. kennedy: the party panel returns later. there are reports out. something going on there. the olympics. saying ryan lochte and his fellow swimmer's story about being robbed was a lie. why would they make it up and embarrass this fine nation? danaa perino weighs in just minutes. across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow- today at business.ny.gov kennedy: donald trump's poll numbers have been taking a nosedive. this week he's shake up his campaign. paul manafort seen as a moderating influence has taken a back seat to steve bannon. is trump shifting strategy? there is no one better to ask. >>

parts of highway one are shut down from a big wildfire burning near big sur. high winds last night prompted the closure in both directions. between pal lo colorado road and north coast ridge. we hear it's supposed to hope again by 6:00 a.m. the soberanes fire has burned more than 60,000 acres since it started two weeks ago. firefighters say it is now 50% contained. >>> firefighters gaining ground on the cold fire that's burning in yolo county with full containment expected tomorrow. the 6,000 acre fire is 80% contained. it sparked last tuesday but investigators are still not sure what started that fire. it destroyed two structures. >>> right now to our coverage of the 2016 olympic games as we take a live look from rio de janiero this morning. the sun is shining. the beach below is packed. and more olympic dreams are about to come true as there are a handful of must see events taking place in just a matter of hours. >> jessica aguirre is out and about in rio de janiero this morning with more of what we can expect to see today. good morning, jess. >> good mornin

. >> this is the place to be, big stars, big news all going down as long as you can deal with the drive out to the hamptons. speaking of drives, we have the ride that ended in collision. 4:44 saturday afternoon. the impact. an eyewitness exclusively tells "e.t." leo looked like he was in shock. this mini cooper came out of nowhere and ran right into the back of the range rover. our report from authorities stated four people were injured and the mangled mini left steaming on the highway. leo pulled over and comforted and touch on the cheek. he took the driver who hit him by the arm and called 911. an ambulance returning from an unrelated incident was on the scene. the accident happened as they were heading east on the montauk highway to the trendy hamptons. our eyewitness described her shaken up. she spoke to the mini cooper driver for some five minutes. for an hour leo and roadside. nina holding her neck. leo producing paperwork and examining the damage. this saturday smash was a trying moment for the 41-year-old oscar winner and 24-year-old danish victoria's secret model. leo was being

biggity big biggity big come on come on biggity big let's go ? ? biggity big you gotta she wanna ? ? biggity big come on come on biggity big you gotta ? ? elliphant. [ cheers and applause ] >>> the sedgwick county sheriff is used to working alongside prosecutors. sheriff tom hannah is used working with people who have charges against them. sheriff tom hannah is no longer the acting sheriff in sedgwick county. by law those duties now fall on the county coroner. tom hannah faces felony charges involving the sexual assault of a developmentally disabled inmate. you won't hear tom hannah speak. the judge allowed our cameras to capture pictures but no sound. as the charges were read, a head said more than words could. >> i have the utmost confidence in the other sheriffs in our district. i don't want this to reflect poorly upon all rural sheriffs. >> reporter: brittany luton is used to working with sheriff hannah. yesterday she made the arrest along with the colorado bureau of investigations. >> i have six counties and i believe completely in their work and agencies. >> reporter: august

i understand and embrace the wisdom of ronald reagan's big tent within the party. big, big tent. remember? ronald reagan. great man. great guy. remember he included reagan democrats and independent, and republicans. a lot of people. we are going to have the same thing. there are a lot of democrats perhaps in this room? are there democrats in this room? raise your hands. i don't think we need too many to be honest. i embrace the wisdom that my 80% friend is not my 20% enemy. ronald reagan. stated by ronald reagan. we'll be the big tent party. we'll have a lot crossover. we'll have a lot of bernie sanders coming in because of trade. bernie sanders knew we were being ripped off by trade. trade is a disaster with china and with japan and mexico. with vietnam. with so many countries. with he country, every country. we don't win at any level with anything. and as a unified party, we'll lead our country to unity as well. very important. we need the unity. we have to win this election. well, we have to win it. have to win it. otherwise our big movement was not as big as we thought. and t

it's a big risk in terms of how it colors or even overshadows his big speech on immigration. >> let's play on the interview earlier from mike pence when i asked him whether or not this is gamble. here's what he said, chris. >> this is a great opportunity for a current world leader and future world leader to begin to sit down and begin to establish a kind of relationship that will enable us to have the kind of dialogue about all the issues we're dealing with. >> obviously they're spinning it in a positive way. i find it interesting we don't noah kind of visuals we're getting out of this situation. as you say, it's an unkrocontrod document. john roberts tweeting it was interesting they were not bringing reports on this trip but they brought them to scotland. >> that's right. an opening of a golf course there, they were happy to have reporters come along. but here he is his first meeting with a foreign leader as a presidential candidate, certainly a nominee, on the certain issue of his campaign and there's no traveling press pool. they had just set up a press pool. but they're not going

we do have big insurers there. i think you are right, the idea what we think about a marketplace is we are going to see lots of different companies and we can pick and get the right plan for us. that might not be what we have unless we can get more customers into the he can change. >> what about those sicker patients tha with aetna now don't have aetna as an option? those other companies might inherit those sicker patients. >> i think that's a real concern. we are going to have to see whether the rate increases that were proposed, which already already quite high, whether those are going to have to go up more to accommodate a very sick patient case load that aetna might have. >> what's the solution here? is it the so-called public option? >> i don't see how public option solves the fact that we have an inhablt to get healthy people into the exchange. i think more importantly we should be looking at solutions that move more people from the employer and large group market and into these marketplaces. those are the in

big deal? not a big deal? and if it's a big deal, what are you going to do about it? >> well, i think it's a big deal in that huma, the deputy chief of staff knew that the clinton server wasn't secure and hillary clinton knew her server wasn't. >> i don't know if it shows that secretary clinton does but huma abedin did. >> she sent emails going around russia their blackberries weren't secure. in the house when we go to hot zones like, this we don't take our blackberries or iphones with us because someone doesn't have to steal your phone to get information off of it they just have to be in close proximity. if they would have brought their phones to russia, left them on the plane, they are not secure on a u.s. plane on a russian tarmac. the russians can still access that information. i think it shows a real cavalier attitude towards secure information. that should have been in a far more safe and secure place back in the united states. >> all right. certainly shows a huma abedin. how do you connect it to secretary clinton, by the mere fact that she works any indication.

all standing in a row big ones, small ones some as big as your head ? yeah. >> jimmy: you really paid your, were you paid? no, your dad owned it. >> no my dad was like, and then he'd make me clean the pub after. >> jimmy: that's what good dads does, absolutely. >> shout out to the dads. >> jimmy: yeah. how 'bout music for you? new music? >> ah yes, signed a new deal. i'm actually recording as we film the show, i was recording as i was shooting the two "fifty shades" movies too in i'm kind of doing it all at once. it's really weird. it's 2016. so i thought, make a cocktail. >> jimmy: it's a big year, yeah. you are making a great cocktail. yeah, absolutely. cause you have that, and then "america's next top model." >> yes. >> jimmy: how did this come about? >> well, shoutout to tyra banks, star of the show. >> jimmy: i love tyra banks, absolutely, yeah. [ applause ] >> well you know, she asked me to really just come and re-kind of 2016 the show. and so i thought, well i can't really fill her footsteps, cause you know, shs doing it for so many years. and, o

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this is the first one, madeleine, the next one, lester, a big storm at this point. >> big eye. >> it's a really strong one. it will weaken, as well. tonight we have is this storm probably as a category one hurricane getting really close to the big island, probably going to the south, bringing a lot of rain and wind to the area. the southern side doesn't have a lot of people on it, which is good news. lester will track to the north and that'll probably make for a big surfing time across the north shores of hawaii. >> and then there's florida. a lot of wind and rain or what? >> kind of a combination. the atlantic is getting act and i have active and we're going to see activity over the next few weeks. we have a fish storm, tropical depression number eight, moving away, but this thing here, that just became hermine, it was 99 l, it had that name for a good time, now it means winds up to 45 mil 45-miles-an-hour, around the big bend of florida. not a lot of people in that area. >> a lot of oyster. >> which is kind of a good thing for storm surges and such. the extended track gets interestin

that's a big bear. >> yeah, it is a big bear and the hunt is out to spot the bear in a winter garden neighborhood. residents say they started seeing bears this weekend. this morning, they saw one hanging out in a tree about 2:00 in the morning. now they want city officials to do something about it. >> last year we had wild hogs. ier before last we had foxes. then we had bobcats. you know, and it's like we living in a zoo down here. >> i suspect it may have something to do with how close they live to the woods or for fish and wildlife is telling them to secure their garbage cans. that's what really attracts bears. residents say they don't have garages or bear-proof trash cans. hopefully some state money might fix that. that's one of the things they've allocated funding for. >> that's right. and a lot of people this evening on social media talking about this vido from radar online. it's making the rounds around the internet. it shows first daughter may lee an obama at lollapalooza in the background there smoking there. lollapalooza concert is in chicago. this was last month. the video

we have already seen big, big activity within the pharmaceutical industry in terms of mergers and acquisitionsld be yet another one .hat is up in significant size biogen, looking at the size of the company, a 71 billion dollar company. obviously whoever is doing the buying would be a big deal. david: a precipitous spike, thanks, julie. more coming up. this is "bloomberg." ♪ the facebook instagram apps seems to be taking a page out of snapchat hoss playbook, letting people share photos and videos that disappear. sound familiar? emily joins us from san francisco. i was struck by a line in this piece saying -- instagram copying snapchat. what are the similarities in these properties? an important and defining feature of snapchat, the content disappears. instagram is launching instagram stores, where you can share photos and videos and they will only last for 24 hours. of course, snapchat popularized this idea. the concept could disappear and it could be exciting and a different sort of use case. is interesting, i spoke to the ceo of instagram a few weeks ago when they announced that they had 500

he couldn't deliver in the big promises to trump and he cannot deliver in the big promises that he isg to america. >> there's been a lot of controversy about his statement about the kahns, the parents of the young man killed also in the service for this country in iraq. what is your feelings about what he has said about the kahns and their response. >> first i want to respond with the kahns are what we call a gold star family. i'm a gold star wife and what i want to do is let the kahns know that america and other gold star families stand strong with them. it's absolutely impossible to understand what it's like to bury someone that you love. to bury your child or bury your son. we are deeply honored by their commitment and sacrifice and their son's service to this nation and at the same time, this issue, i feel like is not a democratic or republican issue. this is an issue of supporting those people that protect and serve us by serving in the military. >> thank you for your time this morning and thanks to you and your family and for your husband's sacrifice. >> thank you. >> straight a

switch i want to tell you why the big switch is a big lie. first of all let's start with blacks. they did switch but not because of race. blacks switch during the era of the new deal. why? because the conditions were economically desperate. they were bribed into doing it. they knew they were leaving the party of lincoln and emancipation and joining the party of segregation in ku klux klan but they did it anyway. i don't blame them because conditions in the depression were terrible but long term this has proven to be a really bad deal for blacks. now when did white switch from the democratic to the republican party. they switch between the 1970s and the 1990s. why? the reason that southern white switch does not because of racism but it was because of the decline of racism. in other words, if you look at survey data you can see racism is declining dramatically in the south in the second half of the 20th century. as the south becomes less racist, it becomes more republican. you can just chart those two things and you can see there's an invert co

. >> this week would be a big surprise. >> this year. even though a lot of economists out there saying december certainly on the table. we'll have to see what the data does. it's a difficult environment because everybody else is moving so opposite in the other direction. >> and we've got a big vote coming up in november. they didn't want to go before a vote in the uk. >> they're not political. not even watching the election. has nothing to do with what their policy is. >> sure. >>> here's a rundown of today's agenda. at 8:30 the first estimate for second quarter labor productivity and cost is out. little later in the morning be on the lookout for wholesale trade data. on the corporate front, key earnings to watch. before the bell, coach, valeant, another name set to release after the bell, disney. we'll also get numbers from solar city and yelp. >> not over yet. particularly disney and how did the house of mouse perform in the third quarter, landon dowdy downs us with three things to watch. >> reporter: looking to report earnings. here a

clayton sandell with the story. >> reporter: it's the big controversy over big game. >> it's somethingt i cherish and i enjoy. >> reporter: on an african hunting trip, the 12-year-old posted pictures of her kills. this impaula, zebra calling it a dream hunt. the photo with a dead giraffe racked up 73,000 comments. some positive, but mostly outrage and even death threats. one saying you and your red neck father should be hunted. >> they love animals. we love animals too. we also love hunting. >> reporter: they did nothing illegal and point out some african countries ry from big game hunters for conservation aspects. many wildlife groups say trophy hunting should be a thing of the past. >> it's 2016. we shouldn't have to kill an animal to save it. >> i'm a hunter. no matter what people say, i'm never going to stop. >> reporter: and to the online critics, she said she's going to ignore them. >>> many of us will wait and say it's not hunting if you don't eat the animals. the family has said that the injure r giraffe, the meet goes to the localvillages. >> feeding some 800 orphans is what t

but one of the things that's big, big, big, big, is you can add tablets with unlimited streaming. a tablet you can add that to this. it's everything everybody wants to see is there. you can live an unlimited life and as you know it's a big deal. >> you say you're the only one doing it, john, but your friend marcelo, the ceo of sprint, tweeted t-mobile and john legere nice of you to follow us after our successful unlimited marketing trials and announced an unlimited plan today and they say they've been out doing test trials in the market for weeks. >> isn't that sad, actually. that he tweeted out, is that the same guy whose owner woke up -- >> aren't you the king of twitter. >> i'm getting better by the minute. didn't he wake up and panted he loves t-mobile. i think the sprint might have switched to t-mobile. listen, sprint's got problems of their own. they're not investing in their network, huge balance sheet issues, they have new plans they need to be done. this is not about them. it's about us going directly after verizon. and at&t whose networks cannot handle this. and us respo

they have volunteers coming into help and it is a big job and we want to help. >> big weekend here, getple to come out. >> please to we want to raise as much as we can, selling lots of penguins things, penguin paintings, different toys, yes, you will want to help us. >> these little guys, you are just so talkative, what happened. say hi. say hello chick one or chick two. we will find out. >> really. >> that is interesting. >> this is good. >> very talkative, not as talkative as jim and brooke. >> but pretty close. >> yes,. >> thanks, pat. >> radio signals from a galaxy far, fat away. >> astronomers are looking into a possible sign of alien life. you know how i feel about this. ninety-four light years from earth is emitting a strong radio signal. using a russian telescope say they are keeping an eye on it. they say signal could be evidence of the hugely advanced civilization that is able to harness more power then we can here on planet earth. >> i have been saying that for years. >> have you now. >> they are beaming signals into my head. >> yes, they are. >> um-hmm. >> they speak to me,

and very big stories today. the problem is it will be big stories for about two minutes and then they're going to drop it because the media is so totally dishonest. if that were me, if that were me, the story that just came out this morning, and really hidden from some of the major newspapers, hidden, if that were me, that would be the biggest story in the history of the various papers. they'd go quadruple spacing. but with her it's just terrible. i mean some of them covered it big-league but some of them are just really refusing to report the facts. i think it is going to get worse and worse though because i assume more stuff will come out. but this was big stuff. pay for play. it is illegal. i mean it is illegal. and we'll see what happens with it, folks. we'll see what happens with it but it is very serious stuff. very, very serious. i don't know that it can be any more serious than deleting or getting rid of 33,000 e-mails and all of the other things, the server, the server, which not allowed to have the inf

and it doesn't matter if the catch is big or small, people are all smiles this week in john's big ol' fish. stay with your 24 hour news as a result scattered thunderstorm chances remain in the forecast. while the chance of any serve weather is low, heavy rain from the thunderstorm s that develop. is possible. a cold front finally clears the area on wednesday, allowing the muggy meter to return to a comfortable range thigh the end of the week. have a great night! tonight: chance of storms. wind: light s. low: 67 tomorrow: chance of storms. partly sunny. wind: nw 5-10. early, then partly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10. low: 62 wednesday: mostly sunny and less humid. high: 79 low: 62 thursday: mostly sunny. high: 75 low: 57 friday: mostly sunny. high: 77 low: 53 saturday: mostly sunny. high: 80 low: 55 sunday: chance of storms. high: 82 low: 63 monday: chance of storms. high: 81 low: 65 tuesday: chance of storms. high: 16th ave our new weve got our first show tonight in just a few minutes over on 9.2. we have some great guest tonight.. former hawkeyes allen reisner, keenan davis, marv along with

big win for her. t.j. holmes here with more. >> yes, you know, all eyes are always on serena but especially this time because, what, she just came off that loss, that shocking loss in rio. three weeks ago and just pulled out of a tournament last week because of a shoulder injury. she'll be 35 next month, tough >> nice. >> reporter: she's never lost in the first round of t open. tch in arthur ashe stadium. >> reporter: no reason to start now. >> look at that. that's just a thing of beauty. >> reporter: serena williams looked every bit the number one player in the world in her opening round match at the u.s. open. >> how about delering 12 aces she started her quest for a she's already raised the u.s. open trophy six types before. >> winnni in 1999 was something i'll never forget. it was always dreamt of winning here on this court and every time i step out here it's just super, super special. >> reporter: but who can forget last year's disappointing u.s. open. >> she's done it. >> reporter: serena fell in a t

this is big stuff. very big.

what is behind this for the big -- the beat for the big in three france?many investors saying that this is encouraging. the reason for loans are improving. actually, they are keeping up and they are delivering, quarter after quarter. ♪ >> the bank of england cut rates, they expanded qe by 60 billion pounds, the majority of -- they intend to buy corporate bonds. the majority of it at this point expects a rate cut by the end of the year and they voted 9-0 to cut the rates. >> too much, too little, or about right? >> about right or a little too little. i give them a lot of credit, they did a multifaceted policy, they did the rate cuts that they needed to do. at the margin they are a little , too optimistic, assuming too much benefit from what they have done. if they think they will not end up in a recession, but they did get it broadly right. >> the bank of england continues to stand ready to take whatever action is needed to achieve its objectives for monetary stability, as the u.k. adjusts to a new reality and moves forward to seize new opportunities outsid

that is big market opportunity.$12.5 billion -- we don't need to go find new market opportunity. it is about how we do more in the core market that we have. emily: would you say the starbucks deal was good or bad for square? >> i think it was good for square at the time. .t put us on the map processing electronic payments for starbucks for four years. it helps the company grow up. we learned a lot and doing it. we learned what we're good at, and learned where we are better off cutting off. .ory: that was sarah frier coming up, tech megamergers keep pouring in. the likely targets and who the bidders could be. riskthat appetite for under a global -- gloomy global outlook. ♪ cory: this week kicked off with big deals from the tech sector. the sale of uber's china's business -- chinese business to didi. roger mcnamee.h >> the thing to recognize is when merger and acquisition activity rises, it is always a signal that the environment is difficult for earnings. emily: what are the difficulties? >> you have europe -- not ju

trish regan takes over on a big day and a big night. trish: lots going othank you so much, connell. donald trump making the surprise visit to mexico where he's meeting with the president of mexico. all this coming hours before he is set to give a major speech on illegal immigration in the battleground state of arizona. i am trish regan, welcome everyone to a special edition here of "the intelligence report." we're focused on immigration. donald trump reaching out to hispanic voters today, meeting with president enrique nieto in what is sure to be a tense meeting. trump is not exactly popular in the country. vowing to build the border wall and make mexico pay for it. but the surprise visit i trump's opportunity to appear more presidential as he makes his first foreign trip as the republican nominee. >> i think you see a very presidential donald trump meeting with the president of mexico, we're happy the president of mexico invited him. sorry secretary clinton is not going and not accepted the invitation. i feel she keeps following the leader, we're the leader here. trish: joining me

another big event.tics say the events cost the city too much money, bring unwanted traffic and leave trash behind in the neighborhood. supporters say it brings money to local businesses. we want to know from you, what would it take to allow a big event like outside lands to be held if your neighborhood? tax money for schools. maybe free tickets to the event. or is it not worth it to you no matter what. let us know what you think by posting a comment to our ktvu facebook page or tweet and use the hashtag #ktvu. >>> tonight is the opening ceremonies for the summer olympics games in rio de janeiro, brazil. the olympic torch is moving to rio's maracana stadium. torch bearers were running along copacabana beach. the ceremonial torch relay began last year in olympia, greece. it has travelled through 300 towns and cities in brazil. they are getting help on the security front from 1,000 spies, believe it or not, including many specially trained u.s. military personnel. the information came from a classified rep

this is a big event, right inthis is big for paul ryan but also big for donald trump. >> much bigger for donald trump. it's so interesting to me that this race is not close. when you think about paul ryan versus paul nealon, paul nealon is trailing by more than 50 points. so just for everyone watching tonight, you think, well, maybe this is a close race. maybe the trump endorsement is going to swing this for paul ryan. in fact, nealon is not even close. this was a finger in the eye from donald trump to paul ryan even the language he used, i'm just not there yet, is mocking language because it was the same language ryan used when he said he was not ready to endorse trump. this is donald trump versus the republican establishment saying like eric cantor who lost in virginia, like john boehner who was forced out, maybe paul ryan, it's time for you to be forced out and i have the power as the party nominee, but apparently, given all the other troubles that are afflicting donald trump at the moment, he got the message from his campaign, hey, this is not good. we're losing republican suppor

there is a big winner for you today.ng on the iphone 6 successor, it will include a dual camera system. joining us is bloomberg tech company reporter mark gurman that has exclusive new iphone details. tell us what you have reported today. out andll be coming look a bit like the iphone 6 s. new home button that response to pressure from your finger as you click it. obviously, a faster processor. it is much sharper and in lowlight scenarios. i have been foaming at the mouth to get the new iphone. so excited until i read this story and now i'm thinking, it's going to look the same, my camera works fine. i'm not going to buy a big one anyway. and there will not be a headphone jack which i like because my bluetooth headphones continually run out of batteries. aren't they shooting themselves in the foot i getting away from this upgrade cycle? >> i don't think so. a big new iphone with great new features and an alleged display that bloomberg has reported on would be hitting market in september. apple had nothing in september th

this is a big bump. now, we're still in the convention bounce period, which means it's likely to come down again. but the question is how much. this is a pretty big bounce. he needs to be concerned about this because this is a bounce that suggests that voters are solidifying their view of what donald trump would be like as a president and if that continues in the trend that we're seeing right now, particularly among white college educated women, that's the big one, mitt romney won that vote and donald trump is losing it by 30 points right now. if he's got to convince those people that he's actually a stable hand. >> he seems to be listening to his advisers and republican leaders want a more focused, deliberate donald trump, not going off on tangent issues, the speech was very carefully written today and he read it from a teleprompter. >> he did. a rare thing from this candidate, to see him standing there and just reading text, reading about policy, reading about his own policy proposals. and in that spee

the big winners, smaller stocks like micron, urban outfitters, but the big, month to date. the big winners, best buy, up 15%, and nordstrom of 14%. retailers, especially teenage retailers, seem to do pretty well. the poor performers, bristol-myers down 23%, freeport down 20% as well, then newmont mining, diamond offshore drilling, commodities as big losers in there. equities down for the month. joe: that's the same for treasuries. year taking 10 higher, small, but u.s. government treasuries down for the month in the worst month since june 2015. dollar-yen, ato stronger dollar against the yen. you can see dollar up .5% against the yen. is headed for its first monthly advance against the yen since may. this is about monetary policy divergence or the speculation of it. .terling higher, up .4% the pound heading for a fourth monthly drop against the dollar amid speculation that boe will try to soften brexit with easing. if we look at the brazilian currency, that is rising against the dollar. dollar .3% against the ilma rouseff was impeached. oil down over 3%, so below $45 a barr

it is good that the weather will not be a big headache, the big problem is the heat. we have had low cloud coverage developed down toward fayetteville. it is nothing that will have an just in case you were wondering here at a 15 a.m. where those files are coming from -- here at 8:15 am, fayetteville is one of those areas that have a slightly better chance of thunderstorms. we will get to the y in just a few minutes. it is already 79 degrees in raleigh. the dewpoint is a 76. you can open the door right now and it will hit you like a ton of bricks. 76 in south hill, 78 in clinton and do points are up there. 79 in greenville, 78 in irwin and clayton, 75 in southfield. the higher the numbers the more moisture in the atmosphere. you step outside and it feels especially muggy. we are going to feel that all coast. we have high pressure sitting off coast. this is a fairly stationary pattern that develops and tends to affect us mainly in the summer. it sits out here in the atlantic all gear, but every once in a while in the summer and moves back into the southeast. it is havin

>> it's a big deal, chris. thanks for having me because officer typically don't get fired for wanting to cover up police misconduct in chicago. contrary to that, they are promoted. that's what is expected of them, but at the same time, this is the a-typical case under all these lights, and i say a couple things are critically important to watch. one, that it's not just simply the file issue these line officers who did exactly what they were expected to do. when an officer shoots someone, you lie, cover up, back up the officer. we have to remember there was an official statement put out by the police department itself approved at the highest levels that everybody now knows was objectively false, and it was not just something released a day later, but it was something never corrected were 14 months with a narrative that continues for 14 months releasing information consistent with the false narrative. boy in the system, boy had a knife, and all along, the story was the lie. the critical question is, is the invest

a big transition for macy's.asdaq looking at everything tech. abigail, let's start with you. you are checking out yahoo!. abigail: getting a very nice tailwind from the big alibaba first quarter report. yahoo! has a 15.4% stake in alibaba. at stake in alibaba along with the stake in yahoo! japan will remain a part of the "remain co." once the operating assets go to the first quarter of next year. turning to a stock faring less well, and warren shares. it is punting on the announcement of its secondary offering of an undisclosed buy. investors may be hearing dilution, and they are raising cash to find a cardiovascular drug study. investors may have questions around that. it always seems to come back to biotech for the nasdaq. alix: peggy so much. -- thank you so much. nira, you are looking at the euro stoxx 600. nira: absolutely. stoxx 600 at a seven-week high. it is close to recovering its brexit losses. not quite there be getting close to it. 1% can see up almost 4/10 of intraday. and some of the best and worst

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so 67% of the weight of the entire sector in ten big names. the big marquee names that you know.since the beginning of 2009 to present, you've got this kind of performance versus an s&p up 140, 145. so you have pretty consistent outperformance, but not so steep i think as to suggest that it will end. so over the last three, four years, two channel chart, this is relative performance. and it all factors, momentum, relative strength, very, very important in terms of hit rate. and this line is rising, and are you outperforming the market. so you have an absolute winner, but you have a relative winner. and then optically on the longer term chart, we know this is an epic sort of thing and that is our dot com. but this was five years and it's very steep. this is now eight and it's been very orderly. it's bounced off the line five times to the penny. and to my eye, this just continues. now, a bit of fundamentals for those who care. take a look at this chart. this is the pe. we had the peak when the dot com basically 75 times earnings. right now you have a multiple of 21. that is the mar

i have big feet. big bones. pretty sure i have big organs, too. kind of a joke we all had. >> and it was a huge kidney. >> reporter: doctors transplanted that huge kidney last month. >> all right. go get them. >> reporter: it is allowing moseley to spend more time with his two daughters and wife while deepening his friendship with his fellow judge. >> i would go one step further. sound look you are family. >> we are family. yeah. and i think that's, what i want people to know. we all get caught up on the fact don't associate with other people because of their race or what have you. but, you know when it comes down to it, inside we are all the same. one heart, two lungs, two kidneys. the more you interact with other people that are different from you the more you learn the more you grow as a person. that's the diversity that makes us great. and i just think people need to embrace that more. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. these days. you are buying finish these days. i got a new dishwasher and they recommend finish. really? you shou

yields, big ending stocks." "the cattle market just continues to plummet to the downside. we made contract lows over there also. real concern that our demand didn't pick up seasonally as we started school buying program and labor day weekend. so we're really trying to find a level where we can clear beef on the demand side asour supplies are starting to ramp up on the discounts we have in the market, trying to hold a little bit better. seasonally the markets going into labor day does find a little bit of strength. we did on friday but really the market rallies are anchored by big supplies ahead expected to have supplies four percent over a year ago during the fourth quarter." ---- the door may be shut on a vote for the trans-pacific partnership this year.. says the agreement has serious flaws.. and cannot be acted upon this year.. he says while the agreement won't pass in its current form.. it could pass as early as next year with changes when the new administration takes over.. however.. both main party preside

>> this is a big factor. one dsht reason we'll talk about in a second, texas is a dangerous place in the 1700s. the spanish missions, foerts they establish with them is one potential place of refuge. there is fortifications, there is an alliance with the spanish em peer. you get indians looking to take refuge from other indians in texas in the 18th century. another way to think about this, something they talked about recently. i think it makes sense is that for a lot of indians, they didn't see it as that major of a step or change in the way they were living. they viewed it if, you recall when we talked about the beginning of the class, there was that seasonal migration of indian groups from one place to another. maybe they would be getting nuts from one particular grove of trees moving inland and to the coast. there is evidence that the texas indians viewed the spanish missions as another stop in the seasonal migrations. there would be food, a place of refuge. so they just viewed them as sort of a adaptation