david: brian johnson, you are more dubious of this.this will be a major change in the industry, or are you more concerned that tesla is a way to get there? brian: really the latter. electrification will be the big trend, along with autonomy over the next 20 years. tesla has a bit of a first mover advantage. he has filled a great brand and that combines luxury wit the can -- with the future. we like everything he is doing on my software basis. it is making the rest of the industry move faster. where we disagree is around the financials, like the market ever cares about those. and what is it going to cost with the cap x to get there. and once they get there and there are other ev's in showrooms. david: president trump with paris at theron in tomb of napoleon. he is reviewing the troops, going down the line and having a good time. you have some other news? jonathan: a special thanks to jane munster and two brian johnson. we have to cut it short. we will have you back on one day in the future. janet yellen is appearing before the u.s. sena

we will be watching these earnings on tuesday to see if indeed brian johnson a barclays is correct.nd that is tomorrow. julie, we will be looking for to that. julie: next tuesday. vonnie: ok. mark: westech on the business flash, looking at the biggest stories in the news. a big taken the cable tv business. discovery communications agreed to buy scripps network, the parent of hdtv and the food network. the deal valued at $14.6 billion including debt. it could help discovery cut costs come again negotiating leverage with distributors, and expand internationally. forecast.its -- french drugmaker has been for to medicines for multiple sclerosis. they're rolling out a potential blockbuster, $37,000 a year -- saudi arabia is considering a flexible tax system for the government owed company aramco. aramco's royalty payments would increase in oil prices rise. sharesdis plan to sell in an ipo next year. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. now to venezuela, voters cast their ballots to elect members of the new legislative body, but resident nicolas maduro says it needed to restore o

restaurant it is on fisher avenue, and this is the manager -- this is george the manager and this is brian johnsonis? >> yes, i did. >> then you are hero to us this morning. isn't that right george. >> absolute who is this gentleman here. >> this is the dog. >> mascot i presume. >> basset hound. >> how are you mr. basset. >> tell us about your rest restaurant. >> we've been in town for about 25 years. family owned. we're -- >> outdoor eating. >> outdoor patio. >> yeah. >> kind of casual dining. we have -- we specialize in fried chicken. >> all right. >> it's maryland and we have crabcakes. again maryland. >> let's start on this side. >> tell us about that. crabcakes. >> maryland crabcakes, yup. jumbo lump crab meat comes with vegetable of the day and baked potato. >> this might be the perfect meal. i'm just saying. >> it's pretty good. >> perfect meal. if you want to go lighter you got stake salad. >> brian can tell you would that. >> fajita salad served with romaine, bell peppers, avocado with a nice spicy ranch. >> that looks so good. >> choice of chicken, shrimp or steak. >> what's your special

changer if they can make them >> okay, thank you, phil joinings is barclays senior auto analyst brian johnsonn listening to this conversation what do you think the stock is really worth >> we've got a price target of 165. we think it's actually a successful niche luxurymaker but where we see the stock right now is running well ahead of -- >> 165 >> wow, 165. >> 165 >> yeah, it's like -- it's not at 165, brian. how long you had that? >> about a year now. we think that -- well we give it a lot of credit for just the ability for the luxury brand really out of nothing and we think all the aspects of tesla, the human/machine interface, some of the self-driving features are way ahead of the industry >> so that's a positive part but what's the tipping point that's going to alert the markets that it's overvalued given your -- your stock projection >> we're not expecting it to pull back any time soon. i think the real tipping point will become when we see probably more like 2018 what the real margins on this model 3 are. and whether you can actually maybe at a $42,000 target. actually get it to maybe

brian colangelo signed veteran forward amir johnson. he played the last two seasons in boston.averaged 7.5 points a game almost six boards. he and reddick bring veteran leadership to the youngest team in the league. >>> you know sir tweet a lot joel embiid he went to twitter to voice his pleasure with the signings. this tweet more assists, #the process. and this one trust the process. guys it's happening. #pc,. >>> over in camden sixers finished up the final day of mini camp before heading to utah for summer league action. all eyes on topic markelle fultz. they'll be coached by sixers coach billy lang. >> just compete. let's go out and represent sixers brand and sixers logo, represent the city of philadelphia, understand, you know, what philly basketball is, what we're trying to do here which is build a brand of exciting basketball where guys compete and if we get that with a bunch of guys that don't know each other they'll enjoy their two or three week experience. >> free agency also started today in the nhl. flyers making a couple moves. as expected they signed goalie brian e

brian colangelo. >> sixers bringing in power forward amere johnson.oints and 4.6 rebounds per game. sixers wrapped up minicamp today. monday night a game against the celtics. mark kel fulfillments has been working on moving without the basketball. so far, so good. when i was in high school, i you played multiple positions. it's pretty cool. i can score the ball or get people more involved. it's another part of the game i'm learning. >> one run game, the phillies kryptonite. today they lost their 21st. phils and mets, tommy joseph fifth inning, doubles in aaron altair tieing the game three apiece. seventh inning, joseph again, three run homer, 14th of the season, phillies lead 6-3. bottom half of the inning, jeremy hellickson. phillies lead, 6-4. later in the evening, pete mackanin pulls hellickson. cabrera there, phillies lose 7-6. still ahead in sports, the flyers say goodbye to one goalie and hello to another. we give you details on another free agent signing. stay close. ♪ ♪ ♪ journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to t

brian colangelo not finished. they signed amir johnson to a one year 11 million-dollar contract. 12 year vet played the last seasons in boston. the 30-year-old averaging 7.5 points a game almost six boards and and brings leadership. >>> over in camden sixers finishing up the final day of mini camp before heading to utah monday night. all eyes of course will be on topic markelle fultz. sixers will be coached by assistant billy lang. he was asked what he wants to see from this team. >> just compete. let's represent sixers brand and sixers logo, represent the city of philadelphia, understand, you know, what philly basketball is, what we're frying to do here, which is build a brand of exciting basketball where guys pass and compete and if we get that with a bunch of guys that don't know each other they'll enjoy their experience. >> the warriors and steph curry agreed to a five year, $200 million contract extension, the biggest contract in nba history. the two time champion and m.v.p. is going to make $110,000 a day for the next five years. 40 million a year. pretty nice. >>> phillies

johnson shot his way through the glass door >> where is this happening? and the chief responded he's in the building. >> we heard gunfire. >> reporter: corporal brian shaw and john abbott confronted johnson here and were injured. >> down here is where you can actually still see where the cement was damaged. >> reporter: adomas was among the first to step through the stairway with fbi agents after the shooting >> can you imagine the bravery with an officer someone has an automatic rifle and was shooting down and you're trying to see if you can stop this person. >> reporter: adomis then saw the second floor window near the ambush was carried out and the hallway where he hid gutted by the explosives delivered by a robot. which killed johnson and ended the attack. >> reporter: what did you feel in that moment >> i felt that, that our institution had been violated. we had done nothing to deserve this. we're not going to be defined by this either. >> reporter: a year later, repairs have been made, and more officers have be hired. the college police force grown to more than 20. many north text an say dallas strong but he remembers the day >> i asked everybody to s

brian: november 17, 1967, president johnson made a speech putting it in context. 67 women, obviously right before 1968. here's what president johnson had to say about the war in november of 1967. [begin video clip] president johnson: we are making progress. we are pleased with the results we are ending. we are inflicting greater losses that we are taking. it is not all perfect by any means. we get ac minus instead of an a plus. but overall we are making progress. i'm satisfied with that progress. our allies are pleased with that progress. every one that i know in that area that knows what is happening inks that it is absolutely essential that uncle sam stay there and keep our word and sustain that and till we can keep a peace. [end video clip] brian: what is your assessment? mark: i think he was in full salesman mode. he could feel the war getting away from him. defense hady of turned against the war. he had been starting saying that president johnson detailed secret memo saying, we cannot win this war. it is not going well regardless of what the military commanders are saying, this

. >> and, after august agree with reddick, brian coangelo added more depth, adding amir johnson one year million contract, he played cents hat two seasons in boston. the averaged seven and a half points a game almost six, four's in his career, bring veteran leadership to the young he esteem in the league. >> and we all know who tweets a lot, joel embiid, went to twitter, this tweet: more assist hashtag the process. and this one: trust the process. guys it is happening. hashtag bc. which is brian coangelo. over in camden, the sixers finish up final day every mini camp before headed to utah for action monday night. all eyes on top pick fultz. coached by billy lang. asked what want to see in utah. >> the team, just compete. let's just go out, represent the sixers brands, sixers logo, understands, you know, what philly basketball s what we're trying to do here, which is builds a brand of exciting basketball, where guys pass and compete. we get that with a bunch of guys that don't know each other, they'll enjoy their two, three week experience. >> free agency offers started yesterday in the n

brian: talking recently about the books on lyndon johnson, fdr was incredibly important to lyndon johnson. historyave any personal of that relationship, and were there other politicians that he was responsible for preparing to run for office? >> one of the things fdr was a genius at was detecting talent. he saw something in lyndon johnson. the way that lyndon johnson first became a political figure in texas was through the fundingtion of federal going to the districts. this was a very controversial issue at that point, the idea of federal money going to state and local projects. so lyndon johnson was able to use that as one of the conduits for that cash to build a power base. when he came to washington and served in congress, he was one of fdr's most loyal supporters. fairlystill a junior congressman, but he believed in everything fdr appended to do. he was trying to fill the work of franklin roosevelt. he truly believed his war on poverty, the idea of lifting up people who were most in need, his civil rights agenda, the civil rights and voting rights acts, these were directly related to

brian travel to las vegas and undergo ivf with dr. sher. >> i loaded a single beautiful-looking embryo for ann johnson. are you ann johnson, ma'am? >> that spark there, that's a bubble of fluid which contains the embryo. you can't see the embryo. it's only the size of a grain of sand. >> hello. >> hi. >> good news. >> i can tell by your face. you gave it away. >> i gave it away. great result here for you. i'm not lying. here it is. >> reporter: after a heartbreaking early miscarria miscarriage -- >> the measurement of the fetus unfortunately has not changed. i don't see a heartbeat. >> reporter: -- dr. sher does one more embryo transfer. this time a heartbeat. >> do you see that, honey? >> oh, my gosh. i do. i do. >> reporter: mckenna lutzia johnson was born by c section at 23 weeks. barely viable. >> weighed one pound three ounces. >> she was in the nicu for probably around 146 days. >> this is mckenna's first diaper when she was born. this is her diaper now. so it's like how far she's come. >> reporter: the sher institute no longer holds a contest, but the johnsons' daughter is a living legacy. a miracle baby in every sense. no

[end video clip] brian: knowing what you know now, what is your reaction? mark: johnsonas in full sales mode because he could feel the were getting away from him. it was around that time that robert mcnamara, his secretary of defense, who had been one of the architects of the war, serving as secretary of defense for president kennedy, had turned against the war himself. and he had begun sending president johnson detailed, secret memo saying, we cannot win this war. it is not going well, regardless of what the military commanders are saying. this war is mired. and we ought to start thinking about how to get out. and what to see in that clip, which i described in the book, was actually a press conference, and it was held at the time that president johnson had brought general westmoreland back to the washington as part of a two-weeklong public relations campaign to shore up support for the war because i think president johnson felt that the support was eroding, and he stepped out from behind the podium. you see him many down from the podium. it johnson was famous for -- joh

. >> and after reddick, brian coangelo added more depth to the front court, signing amir johnson to onellion contract, 12 year vet played the last two seasons in boston, the averaged seven and a half point per game, both he and reddick bring vet lan leadership to the youngest team in the league. >> and we all know who tweets a lot, embiid, went to twitter to sign his pleasure with the signing, this tweet, more assists shall hashtag the process. and this one, trust the process. guys it is happening. hashtag bc, brian coangelo. sixers finished up the final day, monday night, all eyes will be on top pick markelle fultz. the sixers will be covered by assistant billy lang. he was asked what he want to see in utah. >> let's just go out, represent, sixers brands, sixers logo, represent the city of philadelphia. understanded, you know, what philly basketball is. what we're trying to do here, which is builds a brands of exciting basketball where guys pass and compete f we get that with bun of of guys that don't know each other, they'll enjoy that experience. >> free agency started with the nhl.

johnson, a family company. >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian♪ >> hello again. 4:30 now and "action news" continues with the latest from germany where president trump met with russian president vladimir putin today. >> plus, the image of governor chris christie enjoying the beach after he had closed it to the public drew ridicule on social media. now new jersey lawmakers are planning legislation to make sure everyone has access to the governor's get away. >> and you have seen the videos, parents behaving badly at their children's games. one community is now implementing silent sidelines. that's coming up in big talkers. >> but first at 4:30 an expensive mess on a wilmington street. >> residents were jolted awake just after 12:30 this morning to the sound of scratching metal and squeaking tires. what they found outside was at least a dozen vehicles mangled and ruined after a pickup truck tour down their street hitting everything in sight. "action news" reporter vernon odom live now at the scene with the details on this story this afternoon. verno

johnson's. briathe customer app willw if be live monday. can we at least analyze customer traffic? can we push the offer online? briani just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday?! yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. >>> in just a few days, president trump and russian president vladimir putin will meet for the first time since trump won the white house, they will meet face to face on the sidelines of the g-20 summit in germany. how well do these two leaders think they know each other. as victor black well reports, it's a question that's elicited many different answers. >> i don't know putden -- >> it's a statement he made many times during the campaign. >> i don't think i've met putin. >> next week will be the first opportunity for vladimir putin to meet president trump face to face. >> have you met vladimir puten? >> yes. >> you have? >> yes, a long time ago. >> he did not say when or under what circumstances the two men met.

brian: no one questions your intellect and experience especially with medical background. ron johnsoncruz wants to be part of it i get the sense that he would bite his tongue and get on board. if it would show a victory for republicans and be better and you can make it better, why not do it and then over the course of time, through a presidented who believes what you believe in many cases who you get along with at least golf with why not try to make it better rather than just drop it and lose. >> it's not an either/or situation. i think you can still have a conservative, clean repeal. i think if this bill fails, i think there is still a chance it will fail. our backup plan should be divide the bills in two. have a clean repeal what we promised the american people. clean repeal evidence obamacare. if big government republicans want to intend leeft money they can work with democrats on a separate biffle that spends money. you can't have conservatives myself voting for something. brian: governor, up against a break. buff these people believe what you believe buy they less know they can't