carl >> hey, david.even as we speak, saying he wants a rock solid relationship between the u.s. and the eu. he says the u.s. is achieving great things in trade despite some bumps, that's from the u.s. trade rep. we showed you the factory story in vietnam in the last hour. next hour we'll show you more of the infrastructure story i wanted to take one moment to explain how interesting it is, when you get a country that sees a spike in production on the manufacturing side, how that affects the services business, because all of these plants and customers need lawyers and real estate brokers and office space. that work is having a field day in hanoi a large real estate management firm, we talked to one of the directors there. he says what's different there is that foreign direct investment is coming not from the contemporaneous koreans or o much but from the japanese themselves >> mostly our observation is companies from asia, specifically companies out of hong kong and mainland chinese, has been the major gr

carl: natural size benefits are inherent in everything. we don't need multiple companies doing the same thing. we don't need to pay seven cfos. that doesn't make logical sense. it is an inefficiency in the market and it is actually bad for the consumer. at the end of the day, let's be clear, all costs trickle down to us. gene: you end up with one firm dominating, and the historical tendency is overpriced, undersupplied, and lack of quality. the question is what is the , policy tool you used to deal with that? historically when we have had monopolies, we have regulated, we had public accountability. and public oversight. and when we see people playing fast and loose in the competitive process, we have antitrust intervention. i think we need to adjust those tools and policies to deal with new market realities. carl: i'm glad we agree so much. sorry for those at home, looking for a duel. as you point out, when we see one company achieve what is called market power, you are the dominant player, and they engage in anti-competitive behavior as l

carl >> jon, that was one of your better dad jokes morning, guys. both we've talked so far this morning about production in manufacturing, talked about infrastructure this hour, obviously, you've got to ask the question whether or not we will one day be talking about vietnam as a true high tech hub it's true that apple has components made here sharpe, intel, lenovo has component make heerg fing here a while. was it's that final assembly that is so hard to do and requires so much education that vocational schools like this one are in huge demand here. the government has vowed to train 2 million kids over the next several years we talked to one of the professors about this training, and he said, because the students who do graduate are getting snapped up like mad. >> one of those companies is samsung, guys. that's one of the big stories here in vietnam. they came here a while ago back in 2014, invested $3 billion in an industrial park, 250 acres, 60,000 employees, which is now one of the biggest facilities to make cell phones anywhere on the planet bu

sarah, over to you >> all right thank you, carl.p of the hour want to give you a check on where the major averages stand dow is up. although, we've seen the gains more than cut in half really over the last hour or so up 38 points still most sectors in the s&p 500 are green lead by communication services and consumer discretionary >>> welcome back stocks are trading at the worst levels of the morning. they look for the sixth straight day of gains the best performing group so far today is communications services now trading above both the 200-day and 100-day moving averages, longer to near term measures of momentum facebook is a big part of that story due in part to positive comments that is lifting alphabet as well a key sector to watch in today's trade. i send it back down to you at the new york stock exchange. >> yeah, we're watching the gains. they faded a little bit. dow up 17. "halftime report" coming up in an hour. >> we'll be here we'll kick around what dohm is talking about. the facebook upgrade is interesting from moffett na

carl, what's coming snup >> a lot to come from the recode conference in arizona.goldman sachs. "squawk alley" is next dear tech, you've been making headlines. smart tech is everywhere. but is that enough? i need tech that understands my business. i need tech that works at scale. dear tech, dear tech, dear tech, we're using ibm blockchain to help make sure food stays fresh. we're exploring quantum to develop next generation energy. we're using ai to help create more accessible health care. we're using iot to create new kinds of digital wallets. let's see some more headlines about that. let's expect more from technology. let's put smart to work. >>> good morning it is 8:00 a.m. in scottsdale, arizona, here at code kon. it's 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "squawk alley," i'm carl quintanilla, here with john ford at codecon, joining us morgan brennan, mark santelli in new york and the street is watching closely the latest tech ipo cloud strike, indicate agriculturally of more than 80% above the price range. joining news

carl stokes was the first -- the person does not drown but decays.l stokes, his response to all of this at the time, mr. straddling? david: carl stokes was the first african-american mayor of any major city. he really understood the problems of urban america. he was raised in poverty himself here in cleveland, grew up in one of the most degraded neighborhoods in public housing and central, the neighborhood. so he had kind of a unique view on the problems of urban america , as far as major politicians are concerned. ul understood that concentrated housing or adequate concerns for residents in cleveland. that he knew that cleveland itself could not recover if it's water quality continue to diminish. particularly if the air quality continue to diminish. unlike many politicians of his era, when he spoke about the problems of urban america, he completely mangled the environmental crisis with the urban crisis. he tended to talk about both at the same time. solutions to one problem were not going to solve the problems of urban america. you had to deal with

. >> jimmy: carl weathers. >> carl weathers is a voice of combat carl. how about that?ed, ladies and gentlemen. >> jimmy: of course. >> i didn't realize -- i didn't know he was in it. because we never see each other. >> jimmy: right. >> we maybe will run into each other when somebody's session finishes and the other person is waiting to go on. but at the premiere i saw carl weathers, and i had to go and shake the man's hand, because not only was he apollo creed, he was action jackson. >> jimmy: totally was. >> combat carl got his name when we were in one of the very first recording sessions of the first "toy story". because they would explain to me a bunch of the toys, this, that. and they said there will be a g.i. joe figure, but we can't call him g.i. joe. and i said how about combat carl? >> jimmy: you said it. >> i said it. >> jimmy: and then they found a guy named carl to be carl. >> exactly. >> jimmy: you could have thrown a buddy -- >> i said how about combat carl weathers? and they didn't go for the weathers. >> jimmy: they didn't go for the weathers. >> but it

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a guy named carl to play carl.about combat carl weathers. they didn't go for the weathers. it's a great, amazing cast. >> jimmy: i don't want to ruin anything by talking about it. i think maybe you've revealed some things you shouldn't have revealed. >> it's funny you mentioned that because i think i did. i have these talking points that disney gives you at the beginning of -- >> jimmy: oh, really? >> the beginning of the press junket thing. and these things are like gutenberg bible stuff. look how many times i've read them. i spilled tomato juice on it at one point at breakfast the other day. >> jimmy: these are things you're not supposed to say or things you're supposed to say. >> both. here's one thing we're not supposed to say. spoilers/what to avoid. don't discuss woody, hmm hmm hmm hmm. please don't share that hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm. and all sorts of rules. there is one thing. they give you sample questions. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> which you have yet to ask, my friend. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. they didn't give them

whether in 1980, he had stripped a boy, tied him to a table, raped him and then strangled him, as carlion was false, emanating from a polluted imagination. jurors had previously seen a police interview in which carl beech had accused harvey proctor of threatening to cut off his genitals with a pen knife, only to be prevented from doing so by the former prime minister ted heath. alos, you said you had the knife as well? mr proctor told the court he had never attempted to do such a thing, either in a london house or in a tent in the desert. thank you very much indeed for coming... after being interviewed by officers, the court heard that harvey proctor had held a press conference — in order, he said, "to declare my innocence from the rooftops and to challenge the metropolitan police," who had described the allegations made by carl beech — then known publicly by the pseudonym nick — as "credible" and "true". the £2 million police inquiry ended without anyone being arrested or charged. mr proctor said he'd lost hisjob as a result of how police had handled the allegations and was forced to

occasionally breaking down in tears, the former mp said he'd never met carl beech, who he described ass apart, harvey proctor said mr beech's litany of charges against him were, "horrendous, horrible, heinous allegations, the worst thing that one could say against another human being. i was horrified that anyone could think me capable of such things." asked directly if in 1980, he had stripped a boy, tied him to a table, raped him and then strangled him, a5 carl beach has alleged, harvey proctor said the allegation was false, emanating from a polluted imagination. jurors had previously seen a police interview in which carl beech had accused harvey proctor of threatening to cut off his genitals with a pen knife, only to be prevented from doing so by the former prime minister ted heath. and also, you said you had the knife as well? mr proctor told the court he had never attempted to do such a thing, either in a london townhouse or in a tent in the desert. thank you very much indeed for coming... after being interviewed by officers, the court heard that harvey proctor had held a press con

carl: today's number signals policymakers need to potentially reconsider their patient stance toward changing policy. i think expectations for them to move in july are overdone. that being said, this is happening in the context where we did not know there was going to be an opening of a second front in the trade war with mexico. at the time that hiring managers would have been making the decisions that ultimately showed up in the may unemployment report. it creates a sent that if may was lousy the june results on july 5 will be even worse. it might be bad enough for the fed to swing into action. we need to watch to see leading indicators. it was a next bag going into this report. surveys suggested maybe things were not falling apart quite so badly. badly.er confidence consumer confidence jobs. of lookingother way at today's number? i look at the number, which looks pretty positive. it is flat. thingsuming that's a good . i take a look at a bunch of other metrics within this as well. average

start counting them up, carl. response and whether you think he's going to continue to like you under your new project? >> my response is i was right that day him he didn't have a huge, big crowd. i'm right today, telling the truth is more important than trying to be popular. >> hmm. well put. and a fitting end. and i think you have done a lot of time, there are folks that might know about you, only from your news organization, not from your own work. >> check it out, front page live.com, it's going to be great. >> there you go. >> there will be the viralized news, it's up a day-and-a-half. we're astounded at the response. it's accurate. it's the kind of stuff that really matters. with the 2020 election and the debates. check us out. >> i respect the hustle. you worked for us all the time. we like having different views on the show. we appreciate you coming on. >> thanks, man. >> we'll be back with one more thing. s, man. >> we'll be back with one more thing. llars get a different deal every weekday til six pm lik

two years ago, i asked carl an institutewanted dedicated to the rule of law? he said, without the rule of law , no society can flourish because everything depends upon it. he and susan know that their own success in business and in life has depended on the strong, legal institutions we have in this country, and they are motivated to share their good fortune with others around the globe. thank you, carl and susan. this is a special day of fulfillment for you and your family. it is great to see your family and a part of your family is here with us this afternoon. as provided by the founding documents of the bolch institute, the carlin susan bolch prize for the rule of law shall be given by the bolch judicial institute to recognize the lifetime achievement of an individual creating, promoting, or preserving the rule of law nationally or internationally. and how perfect that justice kennedy is our first recipient. over the course of his long career as a circuit judge and a justice of the supreme court, justice kennedy has been a dedicated, unceasing advocate for t

carl stokes, his response to all of this at the time, mr. straddling? david: carl stokes was the first african-american mayor of any major city. he really understood the problems of urban america. he was raised in poverty himself here in cleveland, grew up in one of the most degraded neighborhoods in public housing and central, so he had kind of a unique view on the problems of urban america. indiscernible] >> talk about both at the same time. the solution to one problem were not going to solve the pro-s of urban america. you have to deal with all of these problems at once. they were all interconnected. so the day after the cuyahoga caught fire on a sunday morning, so on a monday morning he calls -- has his staff call together the local press and takes them on what my brother richard and i call the pollution tour. they meet at the railroad trestle where the fire took place and he discussed water pollution in the cuyahoga but also lake erie noting that the city of cleveland was really powerless to solve the problems of water pollution. most , much of the

occasionally breaking down in tears, the former mp said he'd never met carl beech, who he described as proctor said mr beech‘s litany of charges against him were, "horrendous, horrible, heinous allegations, the worst thing that one could say against another human being. i was horrified that anyone could think me capable of such things." asked directly whether in 1980, he had stripped a boy, tied him to a table, raped him and then strangled him, as carl beach has alleged, harvey proctor said the allegation was false, emanating from a polluted imagination. jurors had previously seen a police interview in which carl beech had accused harvey proctor of threatening to cut off his genitals with a pen knife, only to be prevented from doing so by the former prime minister ted heath. alos, you said you had the knife as well? mr proctor told the court he had never attempted to do such a thing, either in a london house or in a tent in the desert. thank you very much indeed for coming... after being interviewed by officers, the court heard that harvey proctor had held a press conference — in order

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.lenty to watch while we wait. including huawei ceo eon our air more draghi fallout, two year yield to a one week high today road map begins with bracing for the fed. stocks near records, the market meltup continues as the president weighs demoting the fed chair, let's see what he does. >> head winds for facebook, the tech giant's cryptocurrency plan greeted by a wall of regulatory and data concerns in washington. >> and huawei ceo downplaying any revenue impact of a u.s. ban on the company in an exclusive on cnbc. federal reserve policymakers will conclude their two day meeting today. a policy statement will be issued at 2:00 eastern time. if the fed does not cut rates today, investors will look for indications it may do so later this year. powell will hold his usual post meeting news conference around 2:30 eastern we'll bring you live coverage obviously. generally i would say, jim, consensus is no cut today. but maybe clearing the decks for as much as 50 next month >> i spoke with lan

carl, back to you. >> let's check in with rick santelli good morning, rick >> good morning, carl, there is so much with regard to what's moving rates lower we remove one of the issues of uncertainty and we see tariffs placed on mexico and rates are up a little bit. look at 2-year, there is still intersection with previous sections we had the big move down that created some of the lowest levels we have seen for many maturity since some points of 2017 we are now off those lows and the established range. you can see 10s, we have been as high as 2.14 maybe we'll get some of the current logistics in the mark place. you can see bund, similar, much lazy e in t lazier in the process they're still minus 21 or 22 really in the grand scheme of things, we want to pay close attention to that. the dollar index is up today it is up smartly, closing in on a third of a percent if you look at the last eight sessions not including on the day in the dollar index, there's only been one up it has some drift from the contractors, approaching 99 and now is a 96 handle one handle that the dollar is doing better

carl mann was there. let's take a moment to watch. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome once again to arlington national cemetery. where for over 150 years our men have been honored. falling warriors. these solid grounds -- >> harris: this scene played out thousands of times, arlington national cemetery. a member of the group of americans now, the generation called the greatest. and we are losing them almost 400 a day, due to an unstoppable force -- aging. carl mann among them, we happen to be able to bring this to you live and wanted to show you. in the words of ronald reagan, on the 40th anniversary -- so, 35 years ago -- he said, "these are the men, the champions who helped free a continent. these are heroes who helped end a war." president ronald reagan, june 6th, 1984. and now, 75 years later after the invasion, we are grateful for their sacrifice. and from here, on our home soil, to overseas. earlier today, president trump president trump and other world leaders gathered at the beaches of normandy to ma

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "squawk alley," i'm carl quintanilla, here with john ford at codecon, joining brennan, mark santelli in new york and the street is watching closely the latest tech ipo cloud strike, indicate agriculturally of more than 80% above the price range. joining news scottsdale, recode's co-founder and cnbc contributor, kara swisher, awith casey newton of the verge. we're going to begin with an apology by several big tech ceos i'm sorry and we can do better take a listen. >> instant feedback, is, is probably confusing to healthy conversations. >> i've been out publicly. setting aspirational goals for the organization and trying to create more concrete accountability in the organization for moving faster i think that we've, we've made progress, but it's not as much as i'd like us to make >> it's hard to ask for accountability from a corporate structure in which ultimately their loilds lie with the shareholders and employees, if someone is going to regulate speech on the internet it should be the government. >> one of the things i'm most excited about in our efforts is to

carl, back to you. >> let's get to rick santelli. >> good morning rick, good morning carl we get weakbers on jobs or you put fed speakers out there in the time of turmoil ding, ding, ding, what do the markets do they expect fed cut and it is going to be a big positive force. how else can one explain it? we continue to wrap pretty well and closing around the week of adp number and adp just disappeared when we come to friday's numbers look at the two-day of twos. absolutely, of course, it has to do with what's going on with regards to the fed and trying to come up with some type of relationship in the feds' role of how they put the pause at the end of this year verses last year reacting to the market we don't know how trades turn out, it canda disappear quicklyo not. they're down a half, half minus four ten minus twos, it zoomed all the way up to 30 bases points. we have not been there since the end of last year here is something truly fascinating. here is may 1st of fed funds december forget percentages, just remember, is thatrocket puttin mores on the table the long end is hovering is

but carl says he didn't really fully appreciate what it could lead to.s, amigo got in touch. they text you quite a lot and tell you what the situation is and what they are going to do, credit ratings will be getting hit by it. i vented my anger sometimes in text messages because i eventually want to buy a house and take my business to the next level and having a bad credit rating, that's continually only getting worse, the outlook for myself at the minute is getting more and more bleak. if a borrower fails to make payments and the loan falls into default, the guara ntor‘s credit rating can suffer. it might mean they struggle to borrow money in the future for a mortgage, a car loan or a holiday. i'm constantly worried. just constant anxiety. i can see you wringing your hands. i'd just rather not have that hovering over me, because it's one of the biggest outgoings that i have every month, if i have to pay it. i've had tojump in two times now to make the payment and she has paid me back. when he agreed to be a guarantor, carl was single, but now he has a n

right,n't mean, carl's that there is automatically some violation of law.t certainly does not mean that you automatically need a sledgehammer. antitrust also has scoble -- sc alpels that can do brain surgery. not everything we are talking about is antitrust but we are talking about important american policy values like press freedom, diversity of news and information. more choices in the marketplace. and in every other sector, whether it is agriculture, communications, securities, we have an agency that helps antitrusts promote broader policies than just competition. now, for a lot of good reasons in technology we have not had that. in the news sector has exploded in the digital place, but we may be lakcing other public policy -- lacking other public policy tools. judiciary announced that they are looking to hold hearings and briefings and possibly do some investigating on their own to understand the additional market, understand if antitrust needs to be changed and updates, or if there are other policies to promote competition. i think that is the right ro

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