but brian white stood up here and so eloquently talked about heritage. i have had so many phone calls and so many e-mails about this issue from back home. and i've told the story -- i told it back in 1999, i told it to the charleston post and courier on the 22nd day of june when they called me and asked me how i was going to vote. i told them a story, and they printed it in the charleston paper. the next day june the 23rd would have been 150 years that my great granddaddy thomas peterson evans, took the oath to support the union. he took the oath from a union army general in kershaw township in south carolina, 150 years ago. he's buried in cedar creek cemetery in lee county. with all that heritage i told the charleston post and courier, i'm willing to take it down. my great-granddaddy died in 1925 1925. he lived with my mother's parents from the time she was born until he died. 11 years. she was 11 years old. according to my momma and according to him for those soldiers who wouldn't take the oath some of them were shot. in 1999 i brought the actual not a

brian white is here. he's got the highest price target on the street for apple. $195 a share.tch in this earnings report. at $195 a share, what's the market cap? >> it's just over $1 trillion. >> you're still playing with the t's. >> yeah. >> law of large numbers. good luck. >> it's amazing that this stock trades at ten times x-cash. when we look at this we're looking at gap earnings. there are no pro forma earnings. most of my earnings their earnings are more than the gap. that's really -- if you did have an apples to apples comparison maybe it's eight, nine times. that's amazing. >> tell us what you're looking for this afternoon. specifically do we care about watches or is that just a sideshow with what's going on with phones? >> so watches will get some commentary. right? probably won't get quantify kags. they're not going to break out the numbers. it's a luxury. it's icing on the cake. probably won't get details but you can back into the details. our view is in june watches were weak in taiwan. so apple watch got off to a slow start because of a component issue. >> you thi

brian white is apple optimistic saying stay the course with apple. china is ablaze.s the growth. we just heard that that is the story. brendan: goes back to what we heard from julian emanuel, that a lot other companies would be completely thrilled with this earnings report. tom: cantor fitzgerald reaffirms on apple. brendan: it is like the oldest child you would expect too much from. stock indexes are very simple. they price for supply -- they price where supply meets demand. it is that easy, and that is the subject of today's single best chart. they have a demand-supply framework for equities. the trick is figuring out what supply is and what demand is. demand is inflows in mutual funds and etf's supply is net equity issue. money going into equities meets equities looking for money. in the u.s., the story is by fax, -- is buybacks, less supply. tom: what is so cool about that chart, bring the chart up again if you would. the smooth curve of those buybacks, julian emanuel of ubs you and i know if you take that long that will screen persistent trend. the number one th

brian white, managing director at cantor fitzgerald brian was talking about correction protection.ters into earnings season, is it a surprise that its's been hit so hard about things like all these concerns plus china? >> yeah i think it is china, i think it is apple watch, a sloppy tech tape. i think all of those things have cut into play. the message we put out in our note today is really don't lose your way during this super cycle, stay the course. there's a lot out there that's very exciting. iphone has a multi-year cycle going on here. i think apple watch had a component issue so it got off to a slow start. china's stock market probably takes a little bit of the bling iphone buys but won't i think damage the trajectory there which is very very positive for apple. >> do you have a good sense of who is buying the iphone in china? softgen had a note out today upgrading apple to a buy. one-third of apple iphone sales in the third quarter came from china. are those the same people who might be hit hardest by the stock market collapse? >> i think definitely in the big cities. i thin

maureen: you are dressed with the red white and blue. brian: take a look outside. today was a cooler day. 83 was the high today. we did get into sunshine. i let people have a sneak peek earlier. normally try to be perfect and button the coats. i'm unbuttoning so you get the whole deal. right? c'mon. thank you. [laughter] it's okay. you don't need to bow maureen. thank you. 83 is the high. normally we are 88. that is something to focus on. people say it hasn't been that great. fourth of july is not perfect. but temperature wise we are below average. look at the shot from this morning. this is john champens high school from aldie virginia. a few sprinkles moving in here toward the evening hours. if you are headed to the nats park or there now no rain on the gauge. no rain is out there. mid-to-upper 70's. the temperatures drop back. sprinkles are trying to judge in here. if you look at the map, you can see that the light moisture we have been watching throughout the day from southwest to northeast. whipping in slowly but surely. one way to check it out with the dopple

of you women. ♪ got my mojo. ♪ ♪ got my mojo. ♪ ♪ got my mojo. ♪ ♪ brian: what a want to ask is one of the obvious things, you had whitesn 1970? robert: 1983. brian: i got that date wrong. when he started out, what was the relationship to him from the white society and from the black society? robert: across the south at that time, they were more than denigrated, the african-americans. they were more than denigrated they were totally ignored. no birth records, no death records, no marriage records. very few of those kind of things because these people were considered of a culture not worth recording. that's part of the power of the blues and rock 'n roll. this voice of the disenfranchised became the voice of america. brian: when you look back on that, what year did you do it? morgan: 2003. brian: what was the hardest part? morgan: they're all hard in their own ways. that was such a great experience. part of what you just asked about, the white and the black audience is finding him. it's really that, muddy being afforded to the world. recording to a black blues label and then places like england and bands like the rolling

brian was -- one of the white students that walked out with us. i would like brian to tell his own story. diane: and the black quarter was only three quarters black. there were not enough black students. that was -- >> three minutes or less. brian: thank you. i think dean's point is we gain at -- gained a great deal from being at holy cross during this time. meeting people from different backgrounds. i played football for one week and busted my helmet and jack dickerson was my roommate. so we got along. so sophomore year we decided to room together. we were up on haley 4 and i recall interesting story. onei share this with father mcfallon. jack dickerson's that was an architect and i didn't know architects carried marbles. next door was a jesuit priest who lived next door, father o'connor. i think he was the resident manager of the building or architect. he had marbles and i remember a day they were kneeling on the floor in our room rolling marbles. and i thought this is pretty cool. my mother was a marble champion in 1935. so i could relate to thi

. >> brian williams could have been at white house ar every d, we should ask him. >> he will tell you built it with his bare hands. >> he was secretary of commer e commerce. kennedy: oh. well, you know, enough about markey post. we'll have more with panel later, we'll talk about a man, who loves to give his steak but feels guilty about it, this is reverse sexism, it is going to make you about after but you will -- barf but you will love the story. >> judge andrew napolitano will break down hillary clinton's e-mail scandal next. sent nor received anyt i never information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. kennedy: at the time? inspector general, does not quite see it the way hillary does, they told justice department, secrets government information may have been compromised in unsecured system that hillary clinton was using. if that the case, what if going happens to hillary? judge napolitano is joining me. judge you have seen some of the e-mails with your own eyes. how do you judge them? >> a little bit of background. she had 60,000 e-mails, destroyed 33,000, tu

this time it's an offduty police officer and both the officers and the driver are white. brianry behind it. tell our viewers. >> this police detective is being investigated over this dth and he and his police department are under significant pressure. the video shows the detective moving very men asingly toward the motorist who said at certain points, he thought his life was in danger. one angry motorist snaps at another. but this is no standard road rage incident and the guy is not just a hot head. >> i didn't know you were a cop. >> i'll put a hole through your head. >> okay, okay. >> it is stephen labert. this incident capital hurt the past sunday night from a camera on the motorist's dashboard. at first the motorist backs up. fearful. >> i'll put a hole right through your head. >> okay, okay. >> that kind of a threat. acceptable under any circumstances? >> well, let me say that under these particular circumstances, i think it is a problem if the person in question who was being stopped was unaware that the officer was a police officer and then backing up, possibly kernel fo

susan: now, here's a question about their days preceding coming to the white house from brian watkins, who wants to know, grant's family was often close by during the war in washington, d.c. did julia have a president's -- a presence, excuse me, in washington before the election? pamela: yes. actually, because grant was still head of the army after the war and then for a short while interim secretary of war. and then she talks about the receptions that he held, that they held, in their home in d.c. and that it was a natural progression then into the white house. william: don't you think she was one of those women that attracted people, too? she was a personable woman and she cared about people. when someone had a hard time or something, she went to them. she was a -- she was a nice person. susan: one of the interesting stories that i read of the allusions to tensions between mary lincoln and julia grant. julia grant would come during the war years, certainly sometimes with the general, but it seemed as though there was some bit of competition that mary lincoln might have felt. let me

white smoke billowing to the sky and the fireworks have not started yet. i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. the fire broke out at 3:00 on castle drive near joaquin miller park. mark sayre is there. what can you tell us now? >> reporter: we are just to the east of highway 13 in joaquin miller park. chopper 5 is here now. you can see what the situation looks like on the ground now, we can tell you hikers in the area say they believe this fire is indeed fireworks related. open fire says the first calls came in around 3:30. there were many, many people in the park at the time the smoke started showing. as the groups of hikers left the park, they told others including nearby neighbors and joggers that they did hear and in some cases see fireworks in the area at the time. now, we did have the oakland fire department about this. they say at this point, they have their investigators in the park now trying to determine a cause of origin. oakland fire cannot confirm this is a fireworks related fire but hikers in the park say that is what happened. let me give yo

white house. we take you there. for the u.s. house in kabul. ♪ ♪ brianis week, our guest is conservative pollster, commentator, and pollster kristen soltis anderson, author of "the selfie vote: where millennials are leading america and how republicans can keep up." brian: kristen soltis anderson in your book, why did you tell us there have been one billion downloads on something called candy crush? kristen: folks used to be kristen: folks used to be focused on the television so political advertising became political advertising became focused there. technology has changed so that not just 20-year-olds, but of 60-year-ol not just 20-year-olds, but of 60-year-olds, what are they looking at? their phones. for folks in the political world who want to reach into the future, understand what the future of political advertising will look like, things like candy crush or the latest game -- there's always something new popping up. finding ways to get your message in front of people where they are paying attention is important. for a lot of folks who have been doin

the white house recognized nine people yesterday. among them brian mirsma.suffers from dyslexia. he started a blog to teach other dyslexic students how modern technology can help them as well. >> i think it's special that i have the disability and then share what i've learned with other people. >> assistive technology includes special computers, visual aids and other devices used to make things easier on those with disabilities. >>> 6:48. take a look at this new drone video. it shows the destruction from a six-alarm fire in north jersey last week. the north brunswick fire department launched the drone to get a look at the remains of an auto warehouse as it continued to smolder. here's what the inferno looked like when it broke out last wednesday. more than 1,200 firefighters continue to battle a fire that has been raging for days near fresno. the willow fire broke out saturday afternoon quickly torching more than 1,500 acres. fire is still only about 5% contained. officials say dry grass and fallen trees are fueling the flames. this morning, evacuations are

brian: what you learn from el chapo is you can go under the walls. van: tyrese is mad at white radio. >> i don't appreciate mainstream not playing my song. van: there's no way to argue that he's wrong. eric: it's not so much racism as ageism. derek: this is the last card to play man when your song isn't getting played. he sounds bitter. van: he's got the number one album. the song is getting played. derek: it's like saying i could have been more popular if i put the song out there more. i got a demo tape in my truck. come on, man. raquel: safaree samuels, nicki minaj's ex-fiance. he has this new disk track basically saying he was a ghost writer for nicki minaj. harvey: he's going after meek via nicki. raquel: and he says, you're out of shape, anyway. you need to eat a pear. harvey: this is so juvenile. raquel: if i'm mad that's what i would do. if i'm a rapper, that's what i would do. harvey: seriously? that's rap now? >> another magical day on the tmz tour. i see channing tatum. [screaming] >> he was driving this big f-150 with big lights on it. harvey: did the truck help? >>

white house. john? >> reporter: brianories of the next few weeks is how republican rival presidential candidates and the republican political establishment push back against the guy with the 93 pages list of his income sources. lindsey graham did it with humor today in conjunction with a firm that was founded by political operatives poking fun of the idea that donald trump read out lindsey graham's cell phone. >> it if all else fails, you can always give your number to the donald. this is for all the veterans. >> this is going to continue. republicans have to handle this carefully because if donald trump should decide to run as an independent, this could create real problems for their party in 20116 2016. for now he'll be on the first debate stage in cleveland on fox in two weeks. >> couldn't he have just replaced the sim card? >> i think that wouldn't have had the same entertainment value. >> john harwood, thank you very much. >>> the energy market about to close for the day and it's been a dramatic day for oil. we are h

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it was a dramatic exchange between a white house correspondent and the president of the united states. brian stelter covers the media for us. what did you think of the exchange? >> clearly the most tense moment of the press conference something that struck so many people. some people think this seemed disrespectful, to question the president, but a lot of people thought obama's response wasn't responsible, a finger-wagging response to say you should know better. generally i want to see tough questions of the president, the kind we like to see at these press conferences so it was important to see major garrett of cbs challenge the president on this issue. we did get a little bit of information from the president about these four individuals. he said that the u.s. government will continue to work diligently for their release, but, you know i thought it was really notable what mike huckabee said to you a few minutes ago. he called them hostages. we have used that word across television across the internet in recent days especially since the accord was announced yesterday. hostages is not a word

you're getting new insight, brian, i understand into the stress that these white house staffers particularlyt immediately after but in the days weeks, months that followed. >> that's right. even now, 14 years later, we're getting nuggets of information that are fascinating. joe hagan, deputy white house chief of staff for operations, says in the weeks after 9/11 a lot of spouses and other relatives were telling their loved ones who worked at the white house, you need to work somewhere else it's too dangerous there. he said almost no one left they all rallied, they all stuck to their guns stayed at the white house, carried the nation through that horrible time. >> i'm really glad we're getting this information right now. future historians will have it and they'll assess it and be able to report on it. thanks very much brian, for that. >>> coming up the attorney general of the united states now speaking out amid new calls for a federal investigation into sandra bland's arrest and jail cell death. >>> plus donald trump, he's topping our brand-new poll. but is this support a movement as he claim

brian dennen lining up outside jackie dempsy dempsy's sports pub. >> reporter: they are heading on to cheer the women dressed up in red, white and blue and what better way to celebrate america's birthday than bringing home the third world cup title tonight. a rematch from the 2011 world cup when team usa lost painfully to jap after blowing two leads and losing the game on penalty kicks. the team says this isn't about revenge, just trying to finish the job but surely that loss is motivating. >> i can't be happy to be in another final. it's achievement in itself. we still have to win and haven't won anything and we know what that feels like from four years ago, and it's not a good feeling >> the team also wants to learn for their veteran leader abby wambach, the 35-year-old all-star forward has 134 goals, leading men and women, and they really want to win for her because this is her fourth and last chance to win a world cup tight. she's not done so yet. team usa is favored to win tonight. they are the number two team in the world. japan is number four team in the world. team usa has beat colombia and china and number one ranked germany to get here and

white voters. i think that is why you cannot separated out appeals to hispanic voters in millennial voters because the age and race issues -- brianm going to show you every public and from the floor of the house of representatives in 1996 in california. his name is duke cunningham for it i want to have you put this in perspective. this is 19 years later. especially what is going on in this country right now. [video clip] >> is there any doubt the same people that would phone to cut defense 170 $7 billion, the same ones that would put homos in a military, the same ones that would not -- no, i will not sit down, you socialist. >> mr. chairman. [booing] >> i thank you, mr. chairman. >> parliamentary inquiry -- do we have to call the gentleman a gentleman if he is not one? >> order. >> the gentleman from colorado is recognize. and the gentleman from vermont is recognized. >> the judgment from california -- is he still here? >> might years have them playing a trick on me but i thought it heard the gentleman say something quote unquote about hmomos in the military. >> absolutely, putting homos in the military. >> was a gentleman referr

brian dozier with the walk off. orioles drop this one 4-2. >>> the washington wizards kicked off summer league practice at the verizon center. kelly upre and kellen whiten the roster as they prepare. but joining them on the court is former terrapin josh wells. wells was not drafted but many thinks he has a chance to make it. he stopped by. >> at the end of the day, whether i got my name called or not, draft day is one day out of a long career that i hope to v you know, i'm just very fortunate to be trying out for the wizards, you know >>> and the capitals are bringing back kunestoov. the deal is two years worth $6 million. >> you don't get your name called but >>> i guess good-bye >> quietser tomorrow. temperatures about 92 tomorrow. big storms possible on wednesday. dense fog possible again tomorrow. >> get ready forth warmth and pack why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get ou

brian south "the best that we can tell is that she is white female with her hair in a ponytail she's the only suspect that we can view on the video but there is a vehicle that leaves shortly thereafter" "well we know that we have two people doing this" moraga police lt. jon king says the pair of theives have been busy racking up a half a year's worth of thefts from autos in a relatively short amount of time in this typically quiet east bay town "we are looking at probably 25- cases right now" in the past week or two? "in the past week" investigators say the crimes are happening overnight while people are slepping. in some cases vehicles were just ransacked by theives looking for something of value. in other cases personal property was stolen. however lt. king says typically the common thread.residents leaving their vehicles unlocked "these are happening late at night, you think about it, you're coming home from work and you're tired you jump outor even in your garage in one case" he says the thefts are occuring in neighborhoods all across town. in response moraga police has increased

brian, i've got a better idea. just run into the wall. >> it's actually the first thing i ever did was i ran into a brick wall. >> this is crazy. >> mike what is team red, whitennecting them to their community through social activity. sales from this month from knockerball, donating -- >> brian, very good. he did a couple of somersaults. >> our chapters a lot of them in kansas city chicago, alaska having a blast with these knockerball. >> where can we find knockerballs where we are? >> easiest way to do it is go to knockerball.com if you want to pick up a couple of balls yourself or go to knockerballs.org if you're looking to play f you're looking to start your own knockerball business we will be with you shortly if you go to knockerball.com. >> bachelor parties, church groups everything. we're going to come and have fun with you. >> receiving word from the control room. brian is stuck. actually brian is stuck upside down. >> there we go. >> this is good. >> oh, my goodness. >> so much fun. >> it is good. brian, come back this way. come here. we can't hear you. what's it like in there? >> steve, it's the first time i felt like myself all day. it's a little ho

white, older folks. young people are not going to church or getting married as much. republicans need to adapt and reach a broader swath of voters. briant this together, what about the idea -- and you have a lot of statistics about people are having children before marriage, republicans are having children before marriage -- what has happened? why the change? kristen: what i think is happening is that a lot of young folks have looked at their parents generation and they saw -- my parents -- maybe their parents got married early and then got divorced. they had parents or they saw parents' generations buy homes and then the homes lost value. or they saw their parents work at the same job for 20-30 years and then during the recession they lost that job and, you know, were struggling to get something new. so they saw a lot of things that their parents' generation was going through and have said, i want to live a little bit differently. maybe i view buying a home is risky so i will just rent. i don't feel it as as good an investment. maybe i don't want to get married. i don't think i am ready for that yet so i think i want to live with my g

brian sullivan here at cnbc headquarters. you are looking at a live picture inside the white house. president live at any moment. sara eisen is at the nyse, mandy and tyler are both on assignment. >>> the dow not doing much, up just a couple of points but oil under increasing pressure, down now nearly 3% to $51.50 per barrel. >>> but we begin in washington, a day after striking that historic nuclear agreement with iran, any moment now the president is set to hold a news conference. it is part of an effort to sell the

brian, you first. the nation is hearing some really remarkable word choices in the run for the white house right now overalln candidate to say that the current president and again i quote the words of huckabee will take the israelis and march them to the door of the oven how do you see them impacting huckabee or even the entire climate of the race? >> i think it's different from us talking about it about what may or may not be offensive from what the broader context holds. goef ner huckabee's comments are a lot less offensive to me than the president of iran denying that the holocaust ever existed. as they held rallies chanting death to america and death to israel. it's less offensive to me than giving the iranians 24 days notice before any nuclear inspections. so, you know we can be as outraged as we want about governor huckabee's choice of words. there are a lot of people deeply deeply concerned with this deal. i think he's you know maybe not be the most careful with the way he says it. but i think the outrage is there. >> i do want to share with everybody now. we just have a statement now from the dnc ch

brian hackney has the night off. the lowell fire has extended across four acres. it is 0% contained tonight. and people are packing up and getting out. >> reporter: as thick white smoke billows over nevada county, a fire fight over the rough terrain. it is an area so remote, fire fighting planes and bulldozers are doing most of the work. >> other than that, you have no way getting to the fires. a lot of our time is waiting for the dozer to build us roads in. >> reporter: the fire is near an old mining site making it even harder to access. hundreds of hand crews are trying to cut a line around it to keep the flames from jumping bare river which would put even more communities in danger. >> kind of scary. >> reporter: laura, her dad, and kids are their cars and pets. >> two turtles, a cat, two dogs, and a bearded dragon. >> reporter: as many valuables as they can. >> the first thing i grabbed was my kids' social security cards and birth certificates. >> so much stuff. >> it seems like they are doing a really good job. so we are not too worried about it. and just hope nobody loses too much of their property. >> reporter: in el dorado county, the kyburz fire is sti

brian threw a ball in the house! >>> welcome back. in a matter of seconds, she was nearly kidnapped by a man in a white van, one little girl's little brotherife after he pulled her by her ankles to set her free. >> she was already halfway in the van. i grabbed her legs. i grabbed her leggings and keep pulling as hard as i could. >> so great. the siblings were walking in an alley in the chicago neighborhood when it nearly happened. the van was dented. the suspect is on the loose. >>> the drama, his wife now facing charges and possible jail time for smuggling the couple's two yorkies in as you trayustralia. that all stems from the may incident when the dogs were there illegally on johnny depp's jet. the country has extreme quarantines, apparently. >>> well in other news actor tom selleck's water fight is apparently over. a southern california water district accepting his offer of more than $21,000 to settle a lawsuit. selleck is accused of taking water for his 60-acre ranch out of his district. this comes as the state is now curbing lawn sizes for houses in hopes to saving water. >>> if you're going to do something bad. make sure you're not

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brian wolfeyan wolfinger was arrested. >> it's so hard to see bernie sa s nderwith his crazy white hair and long professorial speeches becoming you start. it's how you finish. >> experts are reminding beachgoers this is where sharks live. >> there will be more than 70,000 dead heads here tonight to connect off three con sirtes. >> people ask me what shows do you remember. i remember the events after the show. >> macy's has now severed ties with donltd trump and will no longer carry his menswear collection. it gets worse. petco will no longer carry his shampoo shampoo. >> announcer: today's "eye opener" at 8:00 is presented by choice hotel. >> i'm anthony mason along with vinita nair and ben tracy. police are on gord with what's described as one of the big estgest terrorist warning. >>> officials sayly are no specific threats that they know of but the tsa is sending special teams to monitor airline hubs and watch potential suspects. >>> the massive fire from a train dearraignment in tennessee is out this morning. the csx train was carried chemicals. dozens were treated at the hospital for breathing issues skin irritation, and

white. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> brian and i do not know all of our children's phone numbers.er the phone number growing up in kansas. 913-263-4832. why do i remember that and not my own kids'? >> probably it was engrained over and over. people say we don't remember our phone numbers. maybe our memories we're not using them as much. i don't necessarily believe that's true. sure we now have passwords to remember. technology has advanced so much more to remember so we're not remembering phone numbers. that doesn't necessarily mean we're using up memory. we don't have to. >> how do you train to be the champ? >> actually i did. there's something called the usa memory championship. there's a world championship. they have different events. how fast can you memorize a deck of cards or how many numbers can you memorize. i would literally train eight hours a day, sitting at my desk memoryizing a deck of cards. it's all about seeing pictures. >> when you looked at the 4 of clubs what did you see? >> the 4 of clubs is your knight. sir lancelot. he would be knighting something. if i saw t

. >> brian sullivan thank you very much. >>> other news white house press secretary josh earnest says of forming a new plan to close the prison at guantanamo bay. congress has been against other efforts because other countries are willing to take the prisoners, but the white house believes there's bipartisan support to close gitmo and is vowing to veto any attempt to block it. meanwhile, a report that president obama could visit cuba as early as january after ties were restored between the two countries. >>> up next, we know senator lindsey graham destroyed his flip phone after donald trump gave out his number. the big question is whether he'll get an iphone or an android? is it really? we'll ask him that and other things as well. presidential candidate lindsey graham is next on "morning joe." no fifth grader's ever sat at the cool table. but your jansport backpack is permission to park it wherever you please. hey. that's that new gear feeling. now get a swiss gear backpack for only $10. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. moderate to severe crohn's disease

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brian kilmeade with what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> if i am ever dancing it will take the internet by storm. >> i amare great. >> go to chris christie officially in the race for the whiteouse this morning. his wife mary goes one-on-one with elizabeth. sy robertson from duck dynasty talking about his first movie role. great role. i had to see it. carlie lloyd the hero of the semifinals of the world cup and what it will take to win the finals. scott walker one of the last big names not to get in yet. all of that coming up on "fox & friends." please get dressed. yup! or make a backyard pizza oven? oh yeah. i can almost taste it now. tastes like victory. and pepperoni... >>> welcome back. it happened again. a major security scare at the brooklyn bridge in new york city. another tourist, right there, climbing on top of the bridge to snap a photo with no one there to stop him. wny reporter theresa prilo has the latest. good morning, theresa. >> reporter: it is just a selfie but to the rest of us it is major security concern. check out the photo, posted to his instagram account. he said he accessed the brooklyn bridge from the pedestrian walkway, he claims no one ever stopped

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steel workers versus webber which involved the civil rights act and brian web was subjected to a quota by a employer and he was a white person and enforced by the department of labor office of ofccp and he went into court and said look i read the statute it said you can't deny an employment opportunity to any individual because of race and i'm an individual and the plain meaning of the statute means you can't discriminate on me based on the difference of my skin color to which the majority of the court said we're not going to allow a couple of words in a statute to be interpresented literally to defeat the over all purpose of the statute and the purpose of the civil rights act was to help minorities. so we're going to -- and let's face it quota and discriminatory in favor of minorities, helps minorities and we're going to look at the congressional purpose. so you lose. justice renquist wrote a famous decent written in 1984 because it is orwellian. they come down and said words have no meeting and they mine the opposite of what they say. and so at that point i got interested in how you are supposed to go about interpre

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brian sullivan here at cnbc headquarters. you are looking at a live picture inside the white house. we'll cover the president live at any moment. sara eisen is at the nyse mandy and tyler are both on assignment. >>> the dow not doing much up just a couple of points but oil under increasing pressure, down now nearly 3% to $51.50 per barrel. >>> but we begin in washington a day after striking that historic nuclear agreement with iran, any moment now the president is set to hold a news conference. it is part of an effort to sell the deal to a skeptical american people. we will also be listening to closely to what the president might say about the american economy. it all comes off fed chair janet yellen's testimony earlier today where she continues to prepare investors for a likely interest rate increase this year. if we get that it would be the first interest rate hike in america in nine years. >>> let's go down straight to eamon javers back at the white house where we are awaiting the president. >> reporter: that's right. the president's going to take some questions here from reporte

berkeley brian delay looks at the history of gun production in europe and how arms trading contributed to an american history during the revolution. get a complete schedule on c-span.org. >> 4 white house cabinet members and chairs of the joint chiefs of staff testified about the iran nuclear agreement at a hearing of the senate armed services committee. this hearing focused on the military perspective on the deal, with much of the testimony coming from defense secretary ashton carter and general martin dempsey. senator john mccain chairs this three-hour meeting. sen. mccain: good morning. the committee meets today on the joint country has a plan of action which the u.s. and other major powers have signed with iran. we welcome our distinguished witnesses and thank them for joining us today. we appreciate the senators and secretary moniz and lew being here. for the record, i did not request the presence of it secretary kerry or moniz or secretary lew. i'm glad they are here, as their desire to do so. since this focus is today's hearing it's on a strategic and military implications of the iran agreement. what we want to know, among other things, is how this agreement will affect re

brian threw a ball in the house! >>> donald trump with another -- >> they're taking our jobs. they're taking our manufacturing. they're taking our money. >> donald trump with another blast against mexico's government. yesterday the republican whitendidate continued taking aim at illegal immigration during campaign stops. two states deeply involved with the issue. recent polls show that the controversial comments on undocumented immigration is supported by growing number of gop voters. some leaders within his own party are trying to distance themselves from the billionaire businessmen. >> if it's good for the republican party, senator -- >> i think that mr. trump when he come to arizona will find that we arizonans cherish our hispanic heritage and influence. >> trump has ignored pleas from republican leaders to tone down his language. instead, he's insisting he's launched a national movement. the goop presidential field will grow even larger tomorrow when wisconsin governor scott walk area announces the official entry into the race. twitter is looking into a premature announcement that popped up on walker's account. he'll be the 15th major candidate seeking the nomination. on the democratic side of the race, hillary clinton has t

brian? >> steve, bob massie is property man walking viewers through the top real estate obstacles and teaching about the most historic landmarks. it's about the little whiteg, alive and well. >> how many weddings have you done here? >> oh my goodness, hundreds. i did eight yesterday. >> joining me now, fox's legal analyst and host of property man bob massie. where have you brought us? >> i know. the little white chap sell a historic place in las vegas. charlotte richards, the owner, amazing woman. she started it over 50 years ago. she's an amazing person. if people she's married brian -- from demi moore, bruce willis, obviously elvis thing here. listen to a little of the interview. >> i lived here 24 hours a day seven days a week, never left here. this used to be my living room. >> is this the first chap el of this whole structure? >> yes, this right here is. >> you live behind the chap snell. >> right here behind this wall. the chapel was there. >> so this is where you lived where the altar literally is sm. >> uh-huh. >> my sons are contractors. they tore this down and we made it bigger. there were so many movie stars coming in. we were getting so many b

white house. campbell brown is here to explain that. >>> plus cnbc's brian sullivan joins the set for the latest onst, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> mika stormy monday morning forecast. chicago, the airport has been down the last two hours as a line of strong storms has come through. all the blue dots on my map are wind damage reports. there are trees down across minnesota and wisconsin from these overnight storms and now the worst of the storms are from aurora to chicago, heading southwards with damaging winds. no tornadoes with these storms and our friends in grand rapids are going to get a good round of storms in the next half hour. a rough morning commute. this is the beginning of a very active severe weather day. this area of red is a moderate risk of severe storms. 47 million people in the severe weather risk. we have the storms this morning. those will weaken and round two will come this afternoon, possibly even with stronger tornadoes in springfield, champaign, and they'll dive to the south to areas like louisville kentucky late this evening. a lot of people need to be on the

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brian encinia, the officer, not to mention the sheriff and those in the jail. judge charleston: this comment is indicative of the spirit of meanness that african-americans and l.a. teen's, and i assume many whites are subjected to in waller county. the fact that he would use such verbiage, the fact that he would imply that he would send his hounds after somebody, the fact that he would refer to a pastor as a dumb ass, and the fact that he would do it by texting shows you the absolute incompetence of this d.a., and it would make one question why would he himself remove himself in light of what he has said? so that the family, the bland family can be assured of total transparency, the total integrity of the election i mean, of the investigation, they would be totally confident in that. it's just like he has got to go along with the sheriff and i can't -- i can't understand the delay with which the texas attorney general or the justice department is having in removing him so that the general public, escude specially the bland family would know there's integrity in this investigation. amy: in 2010, judge dewayne charleston, you pled guilty to accepting bribes following an f.b.i. investigation into