william blackstone. blackstone's commentaries. is a unique mural. that's the one, when you come in the door that's the one you see facing. you see this kind of imposing figure of blackstone sitting on the bench looking at you as you approach the chamber. and then the figure off to the other side is actually william penn seated. thomas jefferson quoted penn as what he termed the greatest law giver that the nation has known. so lined up behind him are famous humanist thinkers. so john lock. and the very touch the corner there, violet oakley painted a selfie, a self-portrait of herself in that. so most people don't see that. oakley traveled to the library and did research there and asked the librarian for a history of law and he said there wasn't one, and so she said, i'll have to write one. she basically wrote one in terms of her paintings. which goes through biblical, judaic, different evolutions of law. then pennsylvania law, u.s. law, with john marshal, and then world law. it's a really original work that she has depicted here. capitol preservation

you see this figure of blackston s sitting and looking at you from the bench. and then lined up behind them are hymenest thinking. and then at the very top viola painted a portrait of herself in that. most people don't see that. she asked a librarian for the history of law and he said there wasn't one. and she said well, i'll have to write one. so she basically wrote one through her paintings and go through different law, pennsylvania law, u.s. law and then world law. it's a really original work she has depicted here. the capitol preservation's role is to actually care for the fine, decorative arts, the historic and architectural arts of the building. our goal is to really protect the 640 room, the historic fabric, any of the artwork or architecture. that's the type of stuff we deal with. so historic furniture, the clocks, historic civil war flags, you name it. we're a little bit varied in what we do. it's one of just a few that are as ornate as it is. and we take great pride in keeping it that way and in trying to ensure that rooms just aren't gutted and that

john blackstone is at google headquarters in mountain view, california. >> reporter: at google silicon valley campus, the work schedule today called for a company-wide town hall meeting where c.e.o. sundar pichai would address the controversial memo written by the now-fired software engineer james damore. damore defended himself in an interview with bloomberg news. >> the whole point of my memo was actually to improve google and google's culture, and they just punished me and shamed me for doing it. >> reporter: the memo criticized google's efforts to hire more women, suggesting "biological causes may explain why we don't see equal representation. women, on average, have more neuroticism," damore wrote. >> it's largely because of the differing interests in people versus things, which is linked to prenatal testosterone. >> it is profoundly demoralizing to come up against this prejudice over and over again. >> reporter: kim scott is a silicon valley veteran who rose to management at google. she is now an author whose book, "radical candor," offers advice to managers. she agrees with damo

the murals in this way, william blackstone is a unique mural. that's the one when you come in the door, that's the one you see facing. you see this imposing figure of blackstone on the bench looking at you as you approach the chamber. the figure off to the other side is actually william penn seated. thomas jefferson quoted penn as what he termed the greatest law giver that the nation has known. so lined up behind him are famous humanist thinkers. at the very top of the corner there, violet oakly painted a selfie of herself up in that. most people don't see that. oakly traveled to oxford's library and did research there. she asked the librarian for a history of law. he said there wasn't one. then i will have to write one she said. she basically wrote one in terms of her paintings or what she wanted to produce. which goes through biblical, hebrew, different evolutions of law. then comes up through pennsylvania law, u.s. law with john marshal and then world law. it's a really original work she depicted here. capitol preservation role is to care for

blackstone has agreed to buy star ward.he company will earn about 82,000 properties in several areas, including atlanta, miami, and southern california. america hasn't been this optimistic in 16 years according to bloomberg consumer comfort data. last week stocks again reached an all-time high. figures indicating the labor market remains strong. road, itodels off the may lead to a rush in trading deals. cities bans, offering rebates of as much as $11,700. as many as 1.3 million germans are expected to take the deal. bloomberg latest business flash for this hour. we are five minutes away from the end of the thursday session. check out what's happening to european stocks, the dow is down for its second consecutive day on principle concerns. 1.2% decline for the stoxx 600. this is the currency force, let's ruffle through this, as you can see, the euro is marginally lower against the dollar. as we approach the close, this is bloomberg. ♪ got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... don't listen to them. not appropriate. no

john blackstone, cbs news, gridley, california. >> lobbyists for the rice farmers are asking the fdao redefine rice so that not everyone can use the name. >>> hm. all right. do you eat this cauliflower rice? or crumbles or whatever you want to call it. >> i have both. >> it's not a verb. [ laughter ] >> so everyone heading out to lunch time, it will be cooler along the coast. so bundle up. wear your jacket. that's what i'm watching these people do. it's cold out there. here's a look at sfo. i just checked and there are some delays, planes flying into the airport are having trouble because of the low cloud ceiling. you can see that one heading on out. so it seems to be safer for the ones that are departing, but it's causing some delays, an hour or more, hour and a half for some. 60s and 70s, things are clearing out. what's going on with the cloud cover, it has wound down but still lingering at the bay. san francisco a lot of gray skies. also seeing low right off the coast seems to be lingering and hanging around bringing a little bit of precip to parts of way north california. areas l

john blackstone says to safely witness the spectacle, you'll need proper spect celz. >> reporter: withitement building, eclipse glasses are going fast. >> and when you put these glasses on, then although you can't see anything else, the sun becomes watchable. >> reporter: astronomy professor andrew fraknoi. >> a typical sunny day, nobody is dumb enough to be staring at the sun. but sometimes during eclipses, your astronomical enthusiasm can overwhelm your common sense. >> you have to have the eclipse glasses so you don't burn your retinas. >> reporter: mark margolis' company, rainbow symphony, has made tens of millions safety approved shades. >> they are iso certified. >> reporter: you can't see anything through these. with so much demand, there are warnings of dangerous counterfeit eclipse glasses flooding the market online. nasa has a link to a list of reputable vendors selling clafts certified by the ison, "international standards organization, and several thousand public librarie librare giving out several million pairs for free. but safe viewing doesn't have to be boring. >> this

john blackstone, petaluma. >>> i'm hungry now! what do you eat on a hot day?that's my kind of job. you eat light, vegetarian food, yogurt, fruit. you do whatever you can -- you know what, i ate like a whole watermelon yesterday! i did, it was refreshing! let's take a view out from the embarcadero past pier 9. the flag is barely waving but the visibility is unlimited. we can see all the way into the east bay. the berkeley hills, here in san jose if you look closely you can see a few clouds. 93 in livermore, cooled to 68 overnight after realizing 101 yesterday. san francisco at 66 degrees. now here's what you need to know. one more day that's the day 100- degree or more weather. i kind of put that and say that with tongue in cheek because some of our areas far outlying areas will be 100 degrees, 99 is the outside number. but we are going to be experiencing more humidity, higher humidity. yellow zones, that's where we have the heat advisory in effect through tomorrow. dana in novato has 83 degrees. she says the skies look more like the big island outdoors today.

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it gets chopped up and sold as john blackstone got a taste of the grocery battle stewing. >> in the richarm land of salinas valley, california, under rated vegetable is hot under the son. >> cauliflower you can use as a main dish, a side dish. >> can be barbecued. baked. stir fried now green giant is sledding it into tiny bits to create popular rice substitute with 15 less carbs. >> end of the day consumers want to eat healthier. >> it is now at the center of controversy in a tale of rice and men. described it as ad and this ad challenged the rice industry to get out of its way. >> do we need to call cauliflower ce of moving over. >> riced cauliflower. why even call it riced cauliflower. could call it bits of cauliflower. or cauliflower crumbles. secondly when did riced become a verb. >> for three generations his family has been growing rice in wetty fields north of sacramento. >> isn't it beautiful. >> convinced americans should know more where their food comes from. he wants rice farming tv. >> we're about to fly the rice seed on this field right about now. he worried riced cauliflower

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>> mason: john blackstone outside google's offices inside san francisco. thanks, john. for the first time in eight years, the two koreas and china sat down and talked at a regional security conference in manila. what came out of it were threats from the north. it said it will retaliate for sanctions the u.n. security council approved in response to the latest missile test. here's asia correspondent ben tracy. >> reporter: after a rare public appearance at north korea's foreign minister ri yong-ho at this weekend's security conference, the north launched a blistering attack on the new u.n. sanctions. in an angry statement, the north vowed the u.s. will pay by 1,000 fold for heinous crimes against north korea and that it is ready the teach the u.s. a severe lesson. north korea's latest launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile that could hit the u.s. appears to have united the international community against kim jong-un's regime. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson still kept the door open for talks but said the north must first end its missile tests. >> we've not

the founders rarely do interviews, but they spoke to our john blackstone.alifornia's wine country, sits an 170s farmhouse. >> we toed to have our sales meetings in the barn when we were small. >> this is where rachel and andy berliner cooked up amy's kitchen. helping to pioneer the organic food movement. the ranch still serves as the corporate headquarters. >> nothing miraculous what we do. we diet o it in an old-fashione way. somebody is hungry. i want to feed them. i am really hungry. excuse me i have to feed this person to. day they make more than 250 different products. most of them frozen. all organic. amy's kitchen prepares about a million frozen meals a day. yet, by hand. the berliners believe it tais better that way. but organic food was rare in the 1980s when they began. >> this all started in places like portland, san francisco. two decades later, we suddenly think, hey, maybe those people are on to something. >> it may have started as a small movement, but by 2016, or the gainic food industry had grown into a $47 billion business. to be certified

john blackstone is outside google headquarters this morning. >> reporter: town halls are nothing new here at google but this one is expected to be anything but ordinary after days of scrutiny over this now controversial memo its author james damore broke his silence wednesday saying he actually wrote the memo during a long business trip to china. former google engineer james damore defended the controversial memo in a 45-minute interview with right wing youtube personality stefan mol m molyneux. >> it was totally secretive and i heard things i definitely disagreed with in some of our programs. i had some discussions with people there but there was a lot of just shaming and, you know, no, you can't say that. that's sexist. >> reporter: the 28-year-old was thrust into the spotlight after his 3,000-word document titled "google's ideological echo chamber" became company. in it he questioned their diversity initiatives and argued differences in distributions of traits may in part explain why we don't have 50% representation in tech. pichai called the comments offensive and not okay? a lot

. >>> the lights in your bedroom might be keeping you up at night >>> ahead, john blackstone visits ashow us how the underrated vegetable is taking up center stage and stirring up controversy. >> reporter: under all this green in saleh naes vatly, an old correspondent. it's super friendly and at the center of it. that's all coming up. you're watching "cbs this morning." unlike ordinary diapers with two layers, pampers have three pampers. absorbent layers to stay up to three times drier, so babies can sleep soundly all night. wishing you love, sleep and play. pampers. it delivers a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste. zero alcohol™. so it has the bad breath germ-killing power of this... [rock music] with the lighter feel... of this. [classical music] for a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste... ahhh. try listerine® zero alcohol™. also try listerine® pocketpaks for fresh breath on the go. atmore than one flavor, oruch texture, or color.ing. a good clean salad is so much more

the ceo of blackstone, jamie dimon, the ceo of jpmorgan. but this one issue from what i understand, the way they look at it where the president seemed to at least pea quite the neo-nazi -- the neo-nazi rally with the other protesters where it was pretty clear who started this whole thing was a bridge too far. the vast majority of the people -- and i think there is a dozen or so on this council called the business strategy and policy forum, there is about a dozen, the vast majority of them wanted to leave. grer * 9 of 12 -- gerri: 9 of 12. gary charlie: . but the big hitters wanted to stay. you have to ask yourself why. is it political correctness? maybe. gerri: don't they have a lot of audiences to satisfy? they have consumers and investors. there are people in large parts of their company who may not be happy. charlie: could they have gotten heat from the george soross of the world and investors? yes. they won't bow to you just anybody including george soros. donald trump trying to thread the needle on his statements was trying to appease

ceo and blackstone group's steve schwarzman are being urged to quit a white house panel.sters are heading to jpmorgan with more than 400,000 petitions demanding the two quick president trump's strategic and policy forum. swordsman is chairman of that forum. the u.s. trade representative robert my kaiser called for a major overhaul of nafta, the north american free trade agreement as talks begin on revamping the deal between the in that it states, canada and mexico. >> for countless americans, this agreement has failed. we cannot ignore the huge trade deficits, the lost manufacturing jobs, the businesses that have closed or moved because of incentives, intended or not, in the current agreement. mark: mr. light kaiser also said that at least 700,000 americans lost their jobs due to exchange -- due to changing trade flows from nafta. news 24 hour today howard by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. vonnie: thank you. straight to santa monica, california. , chairman oflican the house means and ways committee. >> i am here live at the reagan range cen

. —— blackstone. pattern, which was to condemn the violence we saw over the weekend. it is worth pointing out that none were prepared to go as far as ken frazier, and none were prepared to give up their place on presidential advisory councils. and we just learned minutes ago that the chief executive of under armour will also be stepping down from the trump administration's american manufacturing council. he said in his tweet i love our country and company. iam his tweet i love our country and company. i am stepping down from the council to focus on inspiring and uniting through power of sport. that was the ceo, and it follows ken frazier‘s resignation from the council of president trump. moving on to the partition of india, which triggered the largest mass movement of people ever, hindus moving to india and muslim is moving to the newlyformed state of pakistan. among the millions affected were people with flourishing businesses they had run for decades. 0ne suites franchise eventually thrived in a new

. >>> plus, america's new landlord blackstone and starwood team up for a rental home mega deal.irst on cnbc the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now >>> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq marketsite in times square i'm becky quick along with brian sullivan and melissa lee joe and andrew are out today let's get a quick check on the markets. the futures had stabilized yeah, they're still there. took a little bit of a tumble after the latest comments from the presidential tweet on north korea saying we have a plan in place, as well but things have come back. the dow futures up by about four points nasdaq still indicated down by about 16 points. the s&p futures down by 3. >>> among today's top stories, is a developing story that we've been following president trump tweeting about the rising tension with north korea. quote, military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded should north korea act unwisely. hopefully kim jong-un

the biggest names in business who sat on the strategy council including the headings of blackstone, gm employ hundreds of thousands of americans. they have millions of customers. the collapse is a rebuke to the president. despite agreeing with the president on climate change and immigration, most ceos were willing to work with him on business advisory issues, you know, and they've got tax cuts that they want to have a seat at the table to talk about. all that was fine until he blamed "both sides" for the violence in charlottesville, spurring many to call out the sitting president. jpmorgan chief jamie diamond criticized the president for equivocating when denouncing racism, adding that it's a leader's role in business or government to bring people together, not tear them apart. a break with business does not bode well for the future of trump's economic agenda. he is relying on their help to push for things like tax reform. i mean, i've never seen a rebuke like this of america's business titans leaving -- leaving the side of the president of the united states. you've got the gop, ceos,

your headlines >>> business boycott president trump's two business councils disband as ceos of blackstone, jpmorgan, pepsi and gm protest his failure to denounce white supremacists. >>> a divided fed. july minutes show some policymakers pushing for caution on rate hikes due to low inflation, while the hawks believe it's risky to divert from the path of normalization >>> blown away vestas shares sink as the danish wind turbine maker misses profit expectations >>> good morning it's thursday. we have another jam packed show for you. let's kick things off with a look at the european equity markets. we are fairly even steven. we are looking at a 0.1% decline for the stoxx 600 this morning we've lost a bit of steam in today's trading session after three days of gains. let's look at the european markets one by one the ftse mib in italy hanging on to some marginal gains elsewhere, the xetra dax, cac cac seeing small declines. we have plenty of data out today in the form of july retail sales, eurozone inflation and the ecb minutes. when it comes to the sectors, we're seeing once again basic resour

john blackstone digs into the branding battle. >> reporter: in the rich farmland of california's salinas underrated vegetable is having its moment in the sun. >> cauliflower's one of the hottest vegetables we sell today. >> reporter: jordan greenberg is vice president of green giant. >> i think you could use it as a main dish. you could use it as a side dish. >> reporter: it can be barbecued, baked, stir fried. now green giant is shredding cauliflower into tiny bits, creating a popular substitute for rice with less than 15% of the carbs. >> at the end of the day consumers want to eat healthier. >> reporter: but cauliflower is now the center of a controversy in a tale of rice and men. >> do we need to ca call cauliflower rice? >> reporter: rice farmer matthew sligar. >> riced cauliflower. i mean, why even call it riced cauliflower? you could call it bits of cauliflower or cauliflower crumbles. and secondly, when did riced become a verb? >> reporter: convinced americans should know more about where their food comes from -- >> these rice plants will be harvested before. >> reporter: sligar

blackstone owns la quinta hotels.ho's going to want to stay at the la quinta hotel if they know steve schwartzman is supporting this frederick? liz: they heard from their customers. these guys will dance around anything if they are still making the money. this was not a moral compass, oh i feel badly about it. >> let's be clear this isn't something you can just say in 30 seconds. they know, it's not on paper yet but here's what they are saying. donald trump associated with someone like donald trump gives that speech is actually worse than the prospect of tax cuts. that is a huge thing. liz: we are coming right back. day one of nafta negotiations. (ch(baby crying)eat) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play-- (jet engine white noise) (airline "ding") (bell mnemonic) track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome

we are adding a new dimension that may be a blackstone institution built on different principles. that's what's so exciting about the opportunity. maria: your store has become incredibly successful in the short period of time. congratulations to you as well. what are you trying to do and talk to us about what you need to do to take it to the next level. >> we believe we have an opportunity to create the local social networks so we connect with friends use twitter and find people that we think are into string and they connect to colleagues. there hasn't been a social network until next door. that's the inspiration for the company that we started five years ago. today over 80% of american neighborhoods use next door. the last round was over a billion dollars in the interesting change that has occurred that these guys are talking about is money is everywhere for great companies. you can choose to get it for my traditional pathway like a venture capitalist or late stage investor or corporate partner. at the end of the day was important for us as we try to fulfill these grand ambitions

john blackstone, cbs news. t: they just said people have a fight or flight or what decided >>> up next you'll hear from a man who did this, how he was able to survive after launching his motorcycle off a cliff. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. that landed him in that hospital bed. he was riding in the santa monica mountains when he >>> they just said people have a fight or flight. i just decided to fight. >> he was riding in the santa monica motorcycles when he took his motorcycle off the side of a clef. his go pro caught the whole -- cliff. his go pro caught the whole thing. the man's recovery is expected to take several months. >>> a man who purchased a developed... and were these old couple of old cameras from a goodwill store in sacramento county made a surprising discovery. inside one of the cameras was a roll of film. the pictures came back of a family. then he brought the photos back to the same goodwill in folsom. >> so i saw a family on farmland it looked to be. these photos had been in this camera for 40, 50, 60 years and so i got very, ve

grm blackstone, cbs news, idly, california. >>> when we return, why experts say tough love is sometimesuppy love. so... why is she smiling?her days driving all over town. because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. the safeway anniversary sale! it's just better! >>> we end tonight with new evidence of the potential downfalls of helicopter parenting. a new study on guide dogs for the blind finds puppies with overbearing mothers are less suited for the job than those raised with tough love. cue the adorable pups. at just over seven weeks old these golden retrievers these chocolate black and yellow labs are already in training as future guide dogs for the blind. here they learn to interact with others, adapt to new surroundings, and remain calm while under stress, skills that researchers have linked to how these puppies were raised. the new study finds more inten

. >> john blackstone, cbs news, gridley, california. >> quijano: when we return, why experts say tough love is sometimes better than puppy love. >> quijano: we end tonight with new evidence of the potential down falls of helicopter parenting. a new study on guide dogs are to the blind finds puppies with overbearing mothers are less suited for the job than those raised with tough love. cue the adorable pups. >> at just over seven weeks old, these golden retrievers and these chocolate black and yellow labs are already in training as future guide dogs for the blind here they learn to interact with others. adapt to new surroundings and remain calm while under stress. skills that researchers have linked to how these puppies were raised. the new study finds more intense mothering was associated with program failure and mothers whose nursing style required greater effort were more likely to produce successful offspring. >> one of the findings that pups who were perhaps overly mothered, moms were overly attentive to them, spending a lot of time with them, licking them copiously, that those pup

also disbanding the separate strategy & policy forum, led by blackstone's ceo steve schwartzman and the members who included the ceo of walmart, the nation's biggest employer. gm's chief and the head of jpmorgan chase. all of this happened in dramatic fashion. eamon javers is following thissyout i'd trump tower in new york city. >> reporter: after the fireworks yesterday, this morning began very calmly. we saw a few members of the trump family coming in and out, but no high-rankings members of the administration were spotted here at trump tower. then in the early afternoon, the first hint of what would become a deluge, the ceo of 3m saying he was in fact leaving the advisory council. after that we got word of a conference call of elite ceos led by steven schwartzman. once that conference call got under way, we learned in fact they had decided to disband that council. moments later, we saw a tweet from the president of the united states, saying rather than putting pressure on the business people of the manufacturing council and strategic and policy forum, i am ending both. thank you all.

of blackstone called the president with the bad news. in a memo sent to j.p.organ employees, jamie dimon said he strongly disagreed with the president and said it was "a leader's role, in business or government, to bring people together, not tear them apart." the president's comments also drew sharp rebukes from fellow republicans. ohio governor john kasich: >> he has to fix this and republicans have to speak out. >> reporter: in a statement, senator lindsey graham said, "mr. president, your words are dividing americans, not healing them." but house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell chose to denounce the sentiment, rather than the president. >> and i stand with the president, and i stand by those words. >> reporter: today in chile, vice president mike pence defended the president. >> the strength of the united states of america is always strongest as the president has said so eloquently, when we are united around our shared values. and so it will always be. >> reporter: anthony, top aide gary cohn was visibly dismayed yesterday by th

calling from blackstone, massachusetts, a democrat. good morning to you. caller: i have a question and a comment, and good morning. my first comment is i think the president should let haley's deal time to work. if it gives all these countries come to fulfill their duty, giving things away from north korea, it might work. also, it is hard to work on a diplomatic solution when the president still has not filled diplomatic positions in that area. hiredtrump, we have someone who has no qualifications for president. and the majority of americans knew it in did not vote for him. host: david wright, what about sanctions and the impact of them ? some have been in place already. has it is slowed down north korea? do you think the latest round, ushered in by nikki haley at the u.n., could it do more? couldn't stop them or slow them down? guest: you know, i think the most interesting thing about the vote was that it was unanimously and it shows there was a lot of global support for dealing with the north korean issue. unfortunately, i do not think the sanctions them

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