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business is the future of apple. i think they buy something like nfl rights, nba rights, premier league rights, i think the premier services business is the most important growth. i own apple stock simply because of services. >> thank you, john, ann. connell: taxing wall street to pay for her pricey plan. what democratic contender kamala harris unveiling her "medicare for all" idea. we'll tell you how this all could end up taxing your finances. jackie: secretary of state mike pompeo is hoping denuclearization talks with north korea will resume very soon following the regime's short-range missile test. how soon can we expect the working level talks. connell: robots set to interrupt another industry. how new technology could end up reshaping sports forever. that is later in the hour. ♪ that's when i knew i had to quit. for real this time. that's why i'm using nicorette. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste. plus intense craving relief. every great why, needs a great how. with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your d

and streaming wars is jeff the big three cofounder, long time hollywood executive and business partner for the league'sther founder, ice cube, who was to have joined us, but couldn't at the last minute. good to have you with us how does the big three benefit from all the buzz that attends basketball right now, you've got to summer leagues, women's league. and free agency. >> i think you know people want to participate in basketball year round so we have competitive, professional basketball. i think the more you know, people are hearing things, they're jonesing for it. >> playing this weekend in brooklyn >> providence then brooklyn on sunday >> tell me about some of the new players you've attracted this year wade, he's amazing >> is white mamba still playing? >> still playing had a tough week last week got pushed around a lot by greg oden he has the broken feet >> greg oden, he's redeeming himself. >> wow >> i'm telling you he's looking tough >> you guys need, seems to be casual observer, if you had that big break where someone goes from the big three and stoudemire has been in the news lately robeeport

and over to the sports business world german investor laws vin horse wants to list blondest league a soccer club has a bilin that's according to germany's manager magazine. neither has a norvin horse affiliated company 10 or would confirm the report last month the investment firm bought a $37.00 and a half percent stake in the club for $125000000.00 euros 10 are plans to increase investment in players as well as enhanced the and hence the club's digital strategy and improve its global marketing. name guy playing. the. game. and that's it for me and the business team as always you can find out more about these ands our other stories online at the dot com slash business or on social media at facebook and twitter i'm stephen beardsley and as always that's watching. the forrester equivalent to 30 something which is cleared and free comber consumerism is causing a radical depletion of forests. for 25. years encouraged. us it. forests and money. the tragic reality behind the exploitation. starts july 24th w. never has had been the stock. is facing a mass extinction. you could say that hope

guys started a brand-new business from zero -- no customers, no designs, no cash, no ideas, and then you just walked out of a meeting at the commissioner's office for major leaguefrom scratch, like, on a dry-erase board. charlotte: i love this city. lemonis: in the time since the mlb pitch, charlotte's continued to develop the company, preparing the team for a pitch to marvel, and she's in negotiations with a number of companies like striker entertainment. charlotte: we mocked up some cases and chargers with a couple of your properties. man: nice work, by the way. man #2: fantastic. man: sounds great. lemonis: and to see what they've gone through and how they've learned and how they've stubbed their toe and picked themselves back up, their personal growth is really what makes small business so fascinating. the sky's the limit. ♪ the sky's the limit. at a popular kitchen-supply tostore in manhattan...... howard: how you doing, ladies? come on in. lemonis: ...one of the owners is cooking up a catastrophe. howie, why would you be ordering knives? howard: i'll get approval. don't worry. lemonis: are you being a dick? his reckless spending has put the business in th

whether you think it's a big—league forward or undermines a popularity of the entire business case and behind this step is good but the step will undermine its popularity because it is natural behaviour to get guidance from public opinion. we've also got influences are shaking, this someone writing from the philippines. an interesting point because when it is asleep as this is the spend a lot of their marketing budgets on influences because i think it is the product out there and the names out there, whatever it might be, how influential are the influences if the businesses can't work it out? instagram has made it clear they're not going to change anything with respect to business posts or actual businesses being able to measure analytics. people are posting content, they were still have a clear handle on how much engagement and feedback and likes they are getting. it's just that the external view of it might not be as a merely obvious so you won't see that someone got several thousand bikes for example until you see the list of all the people that like to. but people are posting conte

even though she said it on the stage at the urban league, the urban league is an audience of more businessd people. the same way we aggregate the voters of other colors, it's the same community. she will have to beat this message over and over. if i were advising the campaign, i would advise her to talk to the face of criminal justice. she ought to make him an ally. your colleague van jones has been out in front. she could get involved with the a$ap rocky situaton to highlight that she is a friend to the black community. because there has been a lot of misinformation out there about her record that i think she needs validaters to help her spread the message. >> so days ahead of the next debate, the cnn debate with democrats there, joe biden still goes in crushing the competition. a new monmouth university pole of democrats in south carolina showing biden 39%, harris 12%. and you see the rest there. the numbers are coming as democratic presidential candidates get ready to tee up for that debate. so biden has said no more mr. nice guy. he is going to be unleashing, if he has to. but clearly

the europa league and the women's challenge cup final. a very busy day of sports.ning with cricket. england's woes continue. at this stage, ireland looked the more likely team to win this match. things started badly when rory burns was out forjust six runs. jack leach, almost a century, and despite a 72 from jason roy, the other stores are disappointing. they are leading ireland by 181 runs, watching today's action was patrick gearey. thank you for joining us. it is not exactly 85 but still, another batting collapse or england. this is not great with the ashes a week away. if your austria's —— australia's coast, you're watching with a paper and pen. rory burns, he is not fit at the crease, burns. not a good chunk of that one. england's batting hero, he is not a batter at all, jack leach. look at that shot for four! he had batter at all, jack leach. look at that shot forfour! he had not made more than nine this season but with this, he did his first test 50 for england. with jason roy, in good order and a pretty good position. 0nce order and a pretty good position.

business beyond. >>> baseball's midsummer classic has been dominated by american league.aight all-star games, looking for number seven. bay area all-stars, giants will smith, oakland's liam hendriks, matt chapman. clayton kershaw on the mound, brantley to left center, houston teammate come on down, 1-0 american league. walker buehler on the mound, ground ball, gary sanchez. liam hendriks in relief, cruising right along, bryant, can i help you? just looking. trevor story swinging. but charlie blackmon got hold of this one, 2-1 game. but hendriks gets back on track and strikes out home run derby winner pete alonso. walk. later in the frame, xander bogaerts, 6-4-3 double play. in relief, joey gallo, 4-1 american league. big swinging bad. mike moustakas, one-run game, pops it up, catcher james mccann, great play, hangs with it, american league hangs on 4-3. moving on to basketball. athletes using social media to break their own news, k.d. no different when decided to go to brooklyn. announced on the boardroom instagram page. seems normal until you dig deeper. this tweet from

that is exactly who is being targeted. ,nlike the arab league boycott companies doing business with thetate of israel. here the first quarter target or companies it happened to be operating or doing business or have israeli national character. that's who they are going after. >> right, but let me ask you this. do you believe that boycott is political speech and should be protected by the first amendment? another word just for refusing to do business. the supreme court already told us the answer to that. an association of all schools had what they called a boycott of military recruiters. they were boycotting them for an inherently expressive reason. they disagreed with the military's policies and they said we are boycotting military recruiters. the supreme court said your position on the military recruitment of homosexuals is free speech, whatever you say about that. it is not inherently expressive because it doesn't tell us anything. that's why you had to explain why you are doing it. why are some employers not at the job fair? they have to make a special point to say we are not includi

and new york, the two power teams in the league, that's good for business probably better than havingof these midtier markets leading the standings. >> thank you very much a huge heat wave, check please on that note, huge heat wave over in europe fascinating story in the wall street journal today saying that the germans just don't like air conditioning they don't have public buildings air conditioned, a lot of offices are not air conditioned. they think air conditioning is for wimps. >> they haven't had 100 degree temps. >> now rethinking that >> they don't have it in the museums? >> no. >> thanks for watching "power. >> "closing bell" right now. >> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen on the floor of the new york stock exchange in front of the caterpillar post this stock was up 3% on the china trade talk hopes you can see, we have given up the gains here this is a pattern playing out in the broader market we're going to break down today's move and do so as the s&p tries to hang on for a record close >> and i'm scott wapner in for wilfred frost. the chin

were some of the 10 presidential candidates who attended the national urban league conference in indiana. so, all in all, a very busyina, man, politics are tough. arthel: and they had to show up at the national urban league, a very, very important group in the black community. that does it for us right now. we'll be back again in one hour, 4:00 eastern. hope you can join us. eric: see you then. >>> can you give me an example other than donald trump where the justice department determined that an investigated person was not exonerated because their innocence was not conclusively determined? >> i cannot. but this is a unique situation. >> time is short. i've got five minutes. let's leave it at you can't. i'll tell you why, you can't because it doesn't exist. >> this is about prosecutors not offering prosecutor prosecutors about crimes that are not charged. paul: robert mueller on the hot seat earlier this week defending

businesses. she was among 10 presidential candidates addressing the urban league conference in indianapolis this week. >>> bernie sanders is in southern california for a second straight day. he's scheduled to speak tonight. earlier, he held a town hall meeting in los angeles. >> 30,000 americans every single year who do not go to the doctor don't have health insurance or their copayments are too high. that's insane. i think what the american people want is a simple system, a system that will cost them less money, a system that will get healthcare for all the people. >> he appeared at a grass-roots fundraiser in hollywood where tickets ranged from 27 to $2,800. >>> we're following breaking news right now involving a series of earthquakes in the northern philippines. the largest struck about 90 minutes ago. that earthquake measured a tag tude 5.9 and was preceded by a 5.4 in the same area. a local mayor says at least 5 people have died from those earthquakes. >>> a much warmer forecast will top our weather headlines as we head into the weekend. today, one of the cooler days of the week. temperatur

bell reports have been signing with the minnesota timberwolves the nba isn't the only league knee-deep in free agency busy time for the nhl. >>and san jose franchise cornerstone joe pavelski is leaving the sharks, the 35 year-old captain has signed a new three-year million contract with the dallas stars. this ends a 13 year run for pavelski who has beenne deco players scoring more than 350 goals in nearly a 1000 games. he's also represented team usa. in the olympics. finally a huge upset at wimbledon 15 year-old cory coco gauff be one of her tennis titles in the first round 39 year-old venus williams in straight sets. 6, 4, 6, 4, the nets won 4 major singles titles before goff was even a one in 2004. >>she is the 12th the youngest overall to plan the wimbledon main draw, but the youngest to come through qualifying this year's became the youngest woman to win a grand slam qualifying match in the french open. >>look at sports angie are back to you all right, thank you. but gillette is recalling a number of ways isn't you may be surprised about the reason why. >>well nobody likes use adult razor, but you als

business asus ual. he's practicing, getting ready to play. this is between him and the league at this point. >> kathy joins us now. what can players do to avoid punishment if they need to take a drug like >> the nfl said they granted medical exemptions in the past t it comes with prior approval. they are not aware of a request that has to do with fertility reasons. going back to tate, if he wins his appeal he'll no longer face a suspension. >> tha>> you. another sports note. history was made at the world's most famous bicycley. race to for the first time a south american won the tour du frce. egan bernal rode to victory on the champs-elysees in paris. at 22he's one of the youngesthe winners of t tour de france. >>> with yoursmartphone, who else is listening when you say, "hey, siri". redwoods of g the california in the battle against climate change. this was me six years ago... and this is me now! i got liberty mutual. they customized my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. then i won the lottery, got hair plu, and started working out. and so can you! only pay for wha

league's reasoning here. what are they saying? >> it's going to be businesshe player despite the investigation. tyreek hill remains on schedule to return to the chiefs as the nfl could not determine if he violated the league's policy on conduct in an investigation of alleged child abuse. hill was named in a league security probe in march involving alleged abuse of his then-3-year-old son. the nfl says in the four months since, it has not been able to gather evidence and the court documents necessary because they are confidential. in a statement the nfl said its primary concern is the we'll being of the child. our understanding is the child is safe. hill has denied the allegations and released his own statement in which he directly speaks to his children. "i love you all dearly, and i promise you all i will continue to strive to be the best father, friend, and role model and the best mentor that i can be." hill had been suspended during the process, but he will be allowed to rejoin the squad for training camp which begins next week. >>> to the 148th british op

. >> for him it's business as usual, he's practicing getting ready to play. this is between him and the league at this point >> reporter: the nfl tells us that they have granted medical exemptio, in the pastt it comes with prior approval. however, they are not aware of any request for fertility asons. and going back to golden tate, if he happens to win his appeal, he'll no longer be facing that suspension frances? >> all right, kathy, thank you >> just ahead, woodstock 50 rocks as headliners roll out of the troubled music festival and a royal opportunity, why the w nejob as a magazine editoron you're watching "early today." wrinkles just won't. neutrogena®wr rakle repair's derm-proven retinolrk wos so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair®w pair with neretinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® cute cat, what do you feed her? tilly gets blue buffalo. roxy laps up her meow mix. so thbut do you look atingredie? yeah. of coursee could yo a few? whole ground corn. deboned chicken. corn gluten meal. chick

unlike the arab league boycott which sought to boycott companies doing business with the companies in the state of israel, hear the first order target are companies that happen to be operated or doing business in that have an israeli national character. >> right. i guess, let me ask you this. do you believe boycott is political speech and should be protected by the first amendment? >> boycott is another word for refusing to do business. the supreme court told us the answer to that in rumsfeld versus fair, and association of law schools had what they called a boycott of military recruiters. why do that? they disagree with the military's policies and they said we are boycotting military recruiters. the supreme court said your position on the military recruitment of homosexuals, that is free speech, whatever you say about that but you are not inviting them to your job fair. that is not inherently expressive. why not? it doesn't tell us anything. that is why you had to explain why you were doing it. they came to a job fair, not all employers, why are some employers not there? you chose no

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heavily intensive capital business therefore, they have to make decisions about where capital goes capital goes where capital gets rewarded and when you're eighth in the league tables and when your business is slipping dramatically, you have to make decisions about cutting that business that's precisely what they did >> interesting as well to round this off f this does prove to be the right decision and it works, then the criticism is, well, why didn't you do it a year ago, two years ago, three years ago you could pick any time since the financial crisis if this proves to be the right decision. >> well, i think that's absolutely right on db's behalf, they're not an amazon where they can keep taking losses and keep acquiring capit capital. but i think the other part of the story is if db is successful in this, in retooling their entire bank, that will be the first domino to fall you'll have other banks maybe on the fringes of equity trading and the capital markets, lead tables, m&a advisory they'll also make the same decision >> if that happens, floriit'll y even more to the big u.s. investment banks with full-service offerings who are sort of like amtz azon

business. beyond fast. hey, cam. louise, what are you doing here? you're not dropping out of the league championship tonight, are you? louise is dropping out of the league championship? all i said was "hey, cam." so, this year, i invited mitchell to join my gay bowling team -- the britney spares. i came up with the team name, i designed the shirts. yeah. it's not important who gets the credit. when we first stated, my bowling was, um -- well, it was iffy. but then i practiced and i practiced until the shoe-rental guy called me "decent." i'm not here as a teammate. i'm here on official police business. what? please tell me that is not you. man: what is that? (people scream) oh, no. (children screaming) oh. oh. hmm. that's fizbo... mm-hmm. ...with a scary mask. that's clearly not me. it's not him. (voice breaking) no! who would do that? who would take something so beautiful and turn it into something so ugly?

is also a view amongst some investors that if there elections and htthe league does win a majority, that would be a more pro-business environment. vonnie: we have to leave it there. thank you. let's get a check now of u.s. markets. the s&p 500 right now is up 0.1%. the dow up 0.3%. modest gains across the major indices. the doubt seeing the major performance, boeing and microsoft. boeing is up 3.8%. microsoft is up 1.9% after reporting earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." here is courtney donohoe. nancyey: house speaker pelosi will not accept the latest white house demands for $150 billion in spending cuts. bloomberg has learned that democrats see those cuts as a starting point for negotiations. the white house says it does not expect a deal today. iran insists a u.s. warship did not down one of its drones new the strait of hormuz. president trump said the unmanned aircraft was destroyed when it approached uss boxer. iran says the president's remarks were delusional and imaginary. president trump plans to nominate eugene scalia to

busy saturday. from the national naacp convention to the national urban league conference to the asian and latino coalitional hopefuls are hitting the platform with huge audiences this week. democrats chris-crossing the country today in key early voting states of iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. joe biden taking the day off, however. former hud secretary julianne castro who made headlines for his strong comments on how to handle the border crisis, like decriminalizing illegal border crossings, is campaigning at a asian and latino coalition event today. senator kamala harris is blasting the president. she attended the national urban league conference in indiana. >> when he looks at women of color who are serving their country in the united states congress, women who chose to become public servants and he tells them to go back to where they came from, what do we say? we're not going back. we're not going back. and in fact, i'll tell you all where we're going. we're going to the white house. >> reporter: here's his attack at goajoe biden's -- a survey ss biden leads the president among registered voter

business -- visit. former vice president joe biden's league is -- lead is sinking.on's last week, his support -- poll since last week, his support has fallen. harris putting binding on the defensive when she confronted him on his opposition to busing to integrate schools. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. francine: the two-year italian bond yields have dropped a low zero for the first time in more than a year as the government lowers their 2020 budget deficit. the deficit is expected to be just 2% above output, lower than the 2.4% draft budget. this expected? complying more .ith brussels government had been sending good noise to brussels the past couple of days ini, all the talk he has been doing in the past few days, age sure to leave the meeting shortly after it began -- made sure to leave the meeting shortly after it began. both political leaders of the government where there when this compromise was adjusted by the gove

coach here when you make the next step to a league like the minnesota guy who made the decision to sign you when you were 15 years old. he kicked off his business to get career away to juice a joy for winning 68 percent of his one on one challenges us i would love a stronger make to measure the lights and she also happens to be good friends with their next rising star of his one on one challenges us a relentless runner makes to measure the lights and she also happens to be good friends with their next rising star. just every day and. see him doing well yes i sure wish the soldiers like you so much want to see. such. a small city in america's midwest with a growing fondness for green and white especially among its young footballers. it's all surreal i got a pinch myself on my go carts all wine and then you see true and now i'm seeing 1020. that's a really neat thing. 7000 kilometers to the east in bremen and memorable moment. is going to make his right 1st. one of the bright stars of the u.s. football. minutes later it got even better odds on some. hot box for you told us so much. just sergeant with the club record for starters back this debutan

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players in the league it's not it's not the same people are not making a 1000000 euro everywhere so it needs to close funny thank you very much for coming in it's behavior. a nice thing business i think i'll see you again very soon here on. the ground. this is something tyson. fires came from jurors or dealing with anyone at all they killed many civilians i mean the irish coming cutting my father was such i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became mellish kind of song. providing insights global news that matters v.w. made for mines. so she'd have to get through the bundesliga break without a football thanks again. the banks say emotion not some of the big swings in ninety's limits. the goals of the results on t w c. 2000 kilometers lie between them the escobar family separated by trumps immigration orders. 2 years ago jose escobar was deported from the u.s. to el salvador where he was born he was forced to take his wife rose and their 2 children in houston texas i can only visit her say once a year a family torn apart. all rose has left is her photo album memories of happier days in a bygone past. ever since her husband was deported rose has

russia trying to funnel millions of dollars to the italian league a party which is led by 70 he says he plans to sue over these allegations busy german chancellor angela merkel has downplayed concerns over her health she appeared to shake uncontrollably at a public event the 64 year old says she is working through the issue after this latest episode at a military ceremony with the finnish prime minister in berlin this is the 3rd time the chancellor has appeared shaking in public in a month. no memorial service has been held in hong kong for a protest into her own life the government has made concessions after widespread demonstrations forced the cancellation of an extradition bill but activists say they haven't gone far enough and a promise more protests bride reports from hong kong. months of protests of left their scars on hong kong. the legislative council building has been ransacked and the government in the divided city appears besieged christine loh is a former member of the government who used to be a legislative council and she believes only a determined effort to talk can start to bridge the divide we can actually get

league teams. early results are showing that some teams are actually overpaying star running backs and other players by millions of dollars. cris collinsworth joins us now in a fox business exclusive. great to see you. thank you for being here. how does it work? >> basically, we do the work for all the national football league teams and 62 college teams as well. effectively, what we do is we break down every player on every play and every game. we have this treasure trove of data that we work with, and then we have four data scientists that work here along with 500 people that are doing various things within the football world. so within data, we have more than we can possibly know what to do with, right? so we have specific alleys that we go down and we try and discover things that sort of fall into the category of who knew, you know, who knew that running backs aren't as valuable as cornerbacks in the national football league, so positional values, how you pay them, we now go, we team with aws right now as our partner and we are taking all this data and throwing it into these massive computer systems and it's starting to come out with breakdowns on which positions are

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they hope it will bring more business to downtown merchants by getting people out and about on foot. that's the key. >> all right. the shocking death of a major league pitcher. his last game was in oakland. plus. >> the departure of andrej iguodala means a new future for the warriors obviously. how his leaving the team extends well beyond the court. >> the downside of change, after 170 years the san jose church closes its doors. >> and an emergency landing in southern california and video from inside the cockpit captures a rocky crash. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we have a cooling trend >>> working quickly, that's bounced to the left side. la stella to wall shall, one out. >> tragic news for major league baseball. los angeles angels pitcher tyler skaggs has died. the 27-year-old was found unresponsive in his hotel room near dallas where the angels were set to play the texas rangers tonight. that game has been canceled. the cause of death unknown. skaggs pitched against the a's on saturday in anaheim. he becomes the second angels player to die during the season in the past ten years. pitcher nick aid enheart was killed in a car crash in 2009

busy restaurant. how the driver says this happened. >>> an injured baby bird gets a ride to a rescue center in style. >>> all star game is in the past and the major league baseball season resumes and we have the sox and the a's. they made a nice surge before the break and they will be playing tonight at about 7:07. 68 degrees, and 62 by the time the game is over. i know it says 6:07. i will fix that. i apologize. it's going to be cool. >>> new video of a taxicab careening into a restaurant in new york. you're going to see people jump off of the sidewalk as that vehicle is coming toward them. eight people were hurt here. five of them taken to the hospital. their injuries aren't believed to be life threatening. crews determined there was no structural damage to the building. cab driver told police he lost control of his vehicle after another r hit him f totally sca >>> a person walking across the golden gate bridge had almost no time to react when two surf boards flew off of a car. that person happened to be shooting video of their walk on monday when it happened, and that's when a surf board suddenly came loose. wow, from the car's rack and landed in tha

league. did the splash at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businessesbuilt it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. >>> the oakland a's won seven of the ten and hoping time off didn't slow momentum. it's a great day when ricky henderson is there, he played first base and matt chapman had less than a break than the actual all-star game. last year the a's were 50-41 and won 97 games. this year they have the same record and hoping for a similar ending. >> there are some similarities to the years. now every year is different in the way we've gotten here is a lot different than the way we got here last year but i think we're capable of getting better. i thought that from the beginning and i think we have more confidence at this point and we have guys that

league, marc morial. mr. morial, thank you for taking some time on a busy week for you. saw a lot of candidates, you shared the stage with many of them at the conference yesterday. who's popping down there, who is getting the most attention and reaction? >> oh, i don't -- do we have marc's mic? okay. all right. we lost his mic. so let's talk about that back and forth. we saw a -- we'll get to marc morial in a second when we fix his mic. joe biden and cory booker, cory booker is going at joe biden on criminal justice reform, we saw kamala harris on busing. what are they getting at here? >> i don't think anywhere, frankly, for a few reasons. voters aren't stupid. they understand the nuances of things that happened 20, 30, 40 years ago. and i believe and i have said this before that joe has a lot of what trump had. the teflon thing. trump's -- the republicans wanted trump so bad at one point. they saw him as a winner. they were willing to let a lot slide and you're seeing that even after the horrific debate performance the first time around. it has slid off him, because wha

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soccer, league, we say to fifa, if you don't pay women what you pay men then you have no business inf new york because we are going to sign a bill that says equal pay for equal work. connell: adding a piece of breaking news to this just moments ago, on the federal level, senators dianne feinstein and patty murray introduced what they're calling the athletics fair pay act. it's a bill in the senate would require equal pay and compensation for all olympic, amateur athletes. whenever you think of the issue on the merits there is no doubt this team has raised it as something people are talking about, whatever happens to it. covering athletes for years and years, a lot of time they give you the stock answer, try to avoid things. this team, they don't do that. melissa: no they don't do that. although i would say, as far as megan rapinoe goes, has it been just a clever marketing ploy on her part? i will be super cynical, talk about the money she sees what happened in the nfl. connell: right. melissa: and she sees that stepping out doing something that seems like you're flying in the face of

what might the effect be on your business and on, as you just mentioned, player movement within the european union >> the concern we would have in the premier leaguenjoy complete freedom of movement of players. a player from holland, we have two dutch world class players who can come and go. premier league is working with the uk home office and has done for the last couple years with the specter of brexit coming to make sure we can maintain the player freedom of movement the uk government recognizes what the premier league does for the british economy. for the brand that is britain. and is going to do everything in its power, and we have those assurances from the government to help us make sure that the quality of the english premier league is not negatively impacted >> quick question about your manager. widely respected >> yes >> what sets him apart how is he going to get this team ready? and what coach in american sport is he most like? >> to me, he's one of the best man managers i have ever seen. and i say that, you've got this most diverse team. >> man managers, you mean people >> people, i do. sorry, yes >> i didn't mean - >> man managers. ye

league, mr hunt. don't belittle people up and down the country who have built up businesses... you know that's not what i'm doing. it is. because you are saying that those skills you learn doing those small things early in your life are not relevant to later on. of course they are. they are how all of us learn to do the big things. speaking of boris johnson, when you try to pin him down to back our ambassador in washington in the itv debate, and he didn't, you must have realised then that that made the ambassador's resignation more likely. i was disappointed, because i think we have to back our diplomats all over the world. we actually have probably the best diplomats of any country, highly professional people, and sir kim was doing hisjob. he was giving his own personal, totally honest view about the country he was serving in. did it make his resignation more likely? he said it was one of the factors, he has said that. not being backed by borisjohnson. has he told you that? he has said it publicly, actually, and i think he has been clear that that was one of the factors and i

league, we got no smoking signs put up throughout downtown. it would be great if we could get more signage. >> reporter: the council has been busy making headlines for first of its kind changes. council members voted on natural gas and new construction, making berkley the first city this the country to do so. berkley could follow in san francisco's footsteps with a possible ban on the use of facial recognition software, that's popping discussed in a public safety economy. last week they voted to eliminate gender specific words from the municipal code. the address starts at 6:00 tonight and a ticketed event. if you don't have a ticket, catch the live stream online. sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> iranian intelligence authorities arrested a dozen spies hired by the cia. why the state department is doubting that claim. conflict in puerto rico, tens of thousands calling for the governor's resignation. >>> over the bay area this afternoon, a lot of sunshine and a notable warm up. a look at our current conditions and what to expect coming up. u're at ross ping for. ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brand

visite, or cdv, was more like a business card or a souvenir handout at a time when photography was still a novelty. >> i think it was because they were the champions of the leaguend wanted something to commemorate it. >> while chris and his team evaluate the card, florence feels steve's way off base. he's taken control not only of the process but the card itself. i think this next part of the story goes under the heading "don't mess with a girl from brooklyn." >> was he looking for a piece of the action? >> he was looking for piece of the action, but i didn't know that. i went down to his house, and i said, "my mother would like to have the photograph back." and he said, "oh, it's safe with me." and i said, "no, and i'd like to give you some money for the work that you did at home." and he said no. >> if there was any disconnect, it was with flo, who, i guess, wanted to know if i was going to charge her anything. and she kept asking me quite often, you know, "keep track of your hours." >> i said, "just give me back the picture." >> and then, she would say, "i have to talk to my lawyer," and all of that. and i said, "fine with me." >> you had to get that card ba

business. but in the 1920's, those were manned by people from the industry, so they weren't doing much controlling. internationally we cut our commitments abroad. failure ofith the the senate to ratify the league of nations, wilson's league of nations. and these two policies taken together, laissez-faire and our reluctance to take our place in the world, although we were, had emerged from world war i as the most powerful nation, would prove disastrous to the united in theand to the world 1930's. let me say a few words about each of the presidencies beginning with warren harding. the best thing you can say about warren harding, he looked presidential. that was pretty much it. he looks presidential. it was the most corrupt administration that we had until that time and maybe in all of our history. of this because he doesn't -- he died in office. but before that, the most scandalous of all the scandals was revealed when it turned out hadinterior secretary accepted bribes from private oil lands,es to lease public public naval oil reserves. hen harding came from ohio, brought his pals with him. the ohio gang, and they had a very good time. they drank a lot, even though it was during prohibition. wi

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league for what i thought was the better. i think i've gotten fined $2 point something million. so it's the cost of doing business.the cost of doing business. you kinda rubbed it in his nose by working at a dairy queen for a day, right? mark: yeah, and i had fun doing it. it was crazy. i learned so much, though, you know? is that-- other than a 9-1-7 to do a curly q on the cone. ( laughing ) seriously. 9-1-7. that's a-- i could never get it right. announcer: terry gets it. and the heat will not bow. joe marion dribbles it out. and the celebration will begin. the dallas mavericks are nba champions. the first title in franchise history. this was the mavericks' first title. of course, none of this would be possible if it hadn't been for the shy and retiring owner of the dallas mavericks, mark cuban. ( applause ) you offered president obama a 10% ownership in the team. yeah, i mean, if he can come up with $300 million, i'd be more than happy to sell him 10%. why would you overcharge a former president? i'm undercharging him. i'm giving him a bargain. ( laughing ) uh, really? well, my understanding is the team is now w

business. i think you'll enjoy it, and that's enough for me. >> i will go next because i have one that is the number one trending thing on twitter. >> i hope it's about a dog. >> english premier leaguemeone found his dog. yesterday there was a burglary while he and his friends were out bowling. these people stole his dog. a pomeranian. he begged people to bring him back, even offered a reward and authorities didn't release details, but he said this. "i can't believe it, i just want to say a big thank you to everyone on social media supported us and raised awareness. i'm so thankful." >> would happen? 's because not going to release details. they don't want to give other burglars the idea. >> i thought they found the dog. >> they did. i will explain later. juan. >> thank you, dana. don't you love a big parade? we had when you're in new york city. it will champion in u.s. women's soccer team celebrated their record fourth world cup win in a big way with a big parade. confetti more so than ticker tape. times change. megan rapinoe's speech and celebrated team's diverse array tell mike diversity and moderate. take a look. >> we have tattoos, dreadlocks. black girls, white girls and every

yesterday for that, here as people look at the business side of baseball, is whether or not there are too many home runs being hit this year. major league 2017. now, like anything else, that depends on who you ask. you can ask somebody who is hitting the home runs or one of the great pitchers who i trying to prevent the long ball. let's take a listen. >> i don't think there's too many home runs, no. i think home runs are exciting things in baseball. and there's obviously been more of them this year. >> it kind of takes away it from a little bit. there were guys who were going to hit 30, 40 home runs with whatever baseballs and then you look around at how many people have that many already. >> reporter: two guys there, jacob degrom and mike trout that a lot of people will come to see this evening. the pregame show begins at 7:00 and 7:30 eastern time they have the pregame he show on the fox broadcast network. first pitch maria after 8:00 tonight. speaking of john smoltz he'll be a guest later today. maria: fantastic, connell. from china to cleveland. >> reporter: i get around, as you know. maria: great reporting in china, connell. we'll

business. explosive allegations from astros pitcher jason berlander, just ahead of the all-star game, he says major leagueaseball is altering baseballs to make it easier to hit home runs. he says it's turning the game into a joke. well we've got a biggest coming up on that, baseball legend darryl strawberry. does he think major league baseball is juicing the balls? we'll ask him. he's on the show at 11:45 eastern this morning. new study from the congressional bean counters says if the federal minimum wage were $15 an hour, 17 million workers get a raise, but 1.3 million jobs would be lost. more on that, after this. stuart: i'm afraid, ladies and gentlemen this is the low of the morning we're down 138 that's almost exactly a half percentage point, it's a down day, across-the-board on wall street. the drugmakers a judge blocks president trump's ruling requiring drug companies to lift prices in tv ads. what's going on? >> right you're expected to see direct to consumers tv advertising of drug prices starting this week, but now a federal judge has blocked saying that the health and human services they overext

business and how he hopes to use what he is doing with the company. >>> also a close showdown at the 2019 mlb all-star game, as the american league beat the national league. we are live to bring you the cleveland highlights. >>> to check in with mike muzak with morning sun two. >>> coming up in the next hour, disney's "the lion king" taking over with the world premiere, find out how the stars of the film are react as the movie hits theaters this coming weekend. >>> coming up on the 9 is the last place you would expect to find an alligator. chicago park has decided to call home and what the police are doing to try to capture the reptile. back after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 our time is 7:42. another major league baseball all-star game has come and gone and for the seventh straight year the american league one. they beat the national league. >>, we have some live in cleveland to have us give us a look at this year's summer classic. >> reporter: good morning, you are right it was another win for the american league. but, also last night was a chance for some of baseball's youngest talent to show off what they have got. a c

business at ashbury park teens have more on their pilates and less availability. >> kids are scheduled. they are not playing basketball for four months a year they are in four basketball leaguesre scheduled from january 1st to december 21st with s.a.t. prep, college interview prep, three different sports they are playing all year long. clubs. >> reporter: as a result he's actually worked to recruit even younger teens ages 114 to 15 with working papers here in new jersey mcdonald's partnered with the aarp to fill 250,000 seasonal summer jobs across the country this year as teens become less available they are looking to older workers. >> one of the best educations i got as a teenager was working in the service industry i can't say enough for having a summer job the fact that there's less supply in terms of some of these teenagers who are available to work these summer shifts what has it done to wages >> reporter: i will second your point. i learned a lot at dairy queen that was one of the jobs i worked at. wages have to be competitive for these teens. anthony told us he starts southeast workers who come back for a second summer at 50 cents higher than the minimum wage lawmaker

business cards. what was nike thinking? >> >> number one, i'm not one who believes that the betsy ross flag is a symbol of anything other than early america. anti-defamation leaguenot something connected to hate groups. but there are some people who see it that way. at the end of the day it's a private company. they made their decision -- >> bill: public company. >> sandra: i know what you mean. it's a private business but it is traded publicly and why you can ask the question, why are they doing it? shareholders. that's exactly why. >> they brought colin kaepernick back into the fold. gave him a deal december 2018. products tied to him. sales jump 35%. a lot of nike's customers, the ones buying their products believe in colin kaepernick and like him and are behind the message. nike doesn't want to alienate those customers and why they made this decision. to be clear, the nike said we don't consult colin kaepernick before we pulled the shoes away. they were nervous about political backlash and banning and we've seen a lot of this whole reaction before against companies. nike was going to try to avoid controversy. of course they stepped in it big time with removi