of time to make herself known as cassidy stout. weekend, congratulations cassidy for being this week's high school athlete of the week. >> thank you very much. >> great job, cass. >> all right. i like that. >> the coach seemed really actively involved and he's unique wave teaching. >> he's pretty cool. he's been rapping a long time, and he found there's rhythm in cadence in basketball and so he teaches these girls through rap like dribble to the pocket shoot it up and they remember this. pretty cool. >> and he's got the boom, boom, up, up, up. it's a rap. great job as always. and do you know someone you'd like to nom name as our high scalage least week? if so tweet us or post it on our fox 29 facebook page. just use the hash tag fox 29 good day. >>> coming up, hazing has been a problem in schools. now one state is doing something about it. how pennsylvania is combating hazing. >>> plus officials in harrisburg are teaming up with the cdc to fight the spread of that zika virus. how they say the federal government is getting involved

also on the phone i have senator bill cassidy, louisiana senator on the phone with me here. as we are awaiting the news conference from the governor. what can you tell us about the situation now. >> i've only been following the police reports so i cannot say more than what you have said. what i can tell you though is that i was at church when this occurred and immediately there was just grief. there was grief for the families. there was grief for our community and for our nation. we don't need more of this. but first we begin by just reaching out to those families. >> and a time where we know this all too well this, kind of tragedy. departments know this type of tragedy all too well after dallas and the attentions we've been seeing talk a little bit about your state, baton rouge and how they will begin even to cope with this now becoming what their city is known for as far as in light of this news today. >> it will be tragedy if this is what our city is known for. first let me complement the police. all last week --. the tension they had was that they were on the one hand tr

. >> reporter: deeply personal for cassidy hall, a 16-year-old violist who joined the youth orchestra last year. >> this shot is really great. it's the best orchestra i've ever been in. it has such a great environment. really great people. >> reporter: cassidy's has for three years now, music has been his lifeline. >> i started when i was in sixth grade. and then when i was in ninth grade, my mom had passed away from cancer. and i kind of lost everything. that ever meant anything to me. the only things i had left with music. >> i felt very alone. and the only thing i ever let in was the music. whenever i play music, i feel connected to her. >> she would just smile, i think. she would be very proud. yeah. >> reporter: proud his father says, seeing their son a member of the orchestra embarking on a concert tour to cuba. 57 students have spent months practicing and scraping together funds for a monumental chance their conductor says he didn't want them to miss. >> it's an opportunity that might not come again. if you don't go now it might be different if you go later. >> reporter: the st

cassidy: that is a good point.uggest that all the companies led by goldman sachs are reducing expenses in personnel as well as other defenses to face the new reality -- expenses to face the new reality. longer-term, these companies are shrinking in size because the activity for their businesses have declined relative to where they were pre-financial crisis. alix: the highlight that he pointed out was that fic trading. $126 million,ust is that something that can be replicated going forward? or is that just a one-off? what we are seeing with legal costs and other large players is they are elevated in certain quarters as they settle their problems with the u.s. government. goldman was one of the last ones to settle. jpmorgan settle two or three years ago. the lower legal costs for goldman and others will remain lower. those were aberrations. measure of how is the return on capital. us an indication that they are on a path back to where they were? the use of the at 11%, now they are at under 9%. mr. cassidy: it is a co

>> cassidy.>> you and your husband, joe, or whomever you choose -- it better be joe -- will head to scottsdale, arizona, where you'll spend four days, three nights at the resort. >> dinner for two at the restaurant, plus be treated to a spa experience for two, round trip air fare also included. it's gorgeous there. >> do you think joe is going to want to go and celebrate with you, sweetie? >> huh? >> will joe want to go? >> yes, i think he'll want to go. >> i think so, too. >> thanks for being such a great fan. >> thank you! >> your kids are adorable, and your dog. >> one of the daughters keeps holding up the dog in the back. all right. >>> coming up, the power breakfast that helped our newest joy fit club members lose 300 pounds. >> unbelievable. >>> stay cool by the pool and everywhere else with this summer gear everywhere at y (kids laughing) what's going on? shhh! gasp! you going to shut it down? this is totally going viral. i wanna go viral. going viral? get scrubbing bubbles, clean and disi

i want to go to bill cassidy of louisiana, joining me now. senator, can you hear me?poply, i can hear you. i assume you can hear me. >> i can hear you. i understand you are in baton rouge. first -- yes, i can hear you. can you hear me senator? >> yes, ma'am. >> okay. senator, i understand you're in baton rouge at this hour. first, my sincere condolences and thoughts with that entire community right now. what an absolutely horrifying sunday morning for all of you. what can you tell us at this history? because we have reports from the police saying that, yes, one shooter is down, but they are looking for at least two others. is that how you understand it? >> that is what i understand as well. obviously -- first, let me just say, we our heart we ail grieve. we grieve for our community. right now, we particularly grieve for these families. with my head, i know what you're saying. we have to wait for the details. we have to make sure people are safe and we have to make sure that everybody that did this terrible crime are captured. so totally agree with you on that. i've sp

republican senator bill cassidy is joining us now live from baton rouge. senator, thanks so much for joining us. i wish we were talking under different circumstances. as you know, the president, he just spoke moments ago about the killings of these police officers in baton rouge. i want you to listen to a little bit of what he just said. >> everyone right now focus on words and actions that can unite this country rather than divide it further. we don't need inflammatory rhetoric. we don't need careless accusations thrown around to score political points or to advance an agenda. we need to temper our words and open our hearts, all of us. >> important words from the president. senator, what do you make of the president's words today? you heard his statement. are they enough from your perspective? >> it is. i agree. i tell folks right now we just need to support law enforcement as one example. if you have any kind of complaint about anyone, don't even make a casual comment. there may be someone who is unbalanced and this tips them over. right now we need to f

cassidy: i yield back. mr. casey: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania. mr. casey: thank you, mr. president. i would ask to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. casey: mr. president, let me start today by commending the remarks from the junior senator from south carolina. throughout this week in several, i guess it's now three times this week, his words and his passion have both inspired us and informed us. i think he's also challenged all of us to do more for our country, so i'm grateful that i was here for his remarks today, and i commend him for those words and for what he -- what he talked about on the floor today. mr. president, let me ask first consent that steven deitz, a senate fellow in my office, be granted floor privileges for the duration of my remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. casey: thank you, mr. president. three months ago, i spoke on the floor to highlight the needs -- the need to expand our arsenal of financial measures ag

. >> meredith cassidy, here in heels. >> come on in here and to this segment with us. who are your sons. >> this is jackson and that is gavin. >> so are they behaving now because when you work with us, they were just terrors. >> yes, they are getting along now. >> yeah, sure. >> welcome meredith to the board walk. >> what is your name. >> please behave, mike. >> he has the beer tap on the kitchen table. >> i love that guy. >> i was in her kitchen once. >> yes. >> anyway, jordan, where do you work. >> joe's fish company. >> is that here on morey's pier. >> it is on the surf side peer on 26th street. >> let's start with the burger because i'm a burger aficionado, what is that. >> thinks our wild burger, 8-ounce signature burger topped with the crab cake cheddar cheese, dijon mayo. >> who are you. >> betsy, surf side shore chef. >> hi. >> this is our seafood pasta, lobster sauce served over peppy pasta and crabby jumbo crab with our signature crab dish. >> this is amazing is that cheese on top of it too. >> that looks so good, doesn't it. >> it is big. >> now, we also hav

cassidy increases this year. they want to have more pricing power.merican, delta, and jetblue are all trading lower. alaska air also came out with earnings and its earnings-per-share beat estimates. revenue missed but these shares are holding up relatively well up 1%. the european airlines. easyjet and lufthansa coming out with negative commentary and numbers. easyjet saying ticket prices are continuing -- depressed ticket prices are continuing. there has been a lot of turmoil in europe between the attack in turkey --he coup in the attempted coup in turkey. both of those stocks trading lower. coming up next, shares of pantheon are rising on the trading day. maker.g ingredients we'll speak with jim mullen next. ♪ nejra: you're watching bloomberg markets from london. vonnie: this morning shares of trading debut.ts shares opened at $25 after the ipo come up more than 16% at before 54. jim mullen joins us for an exclusive. congratulations. happy with the increase in price or sad he left some money on the table? jim: we have 20 more secondaries coming som

. >>> joining us now, louisiana senator bill cassidy.he way represented baton rouge in the u.s. house before he was elected to the senate. he joins us now on the phone. senator, your initial reaction to the terrible news out of baton rouge? >> oh, my gosh, first was grieve. these are three families who just lost. but it's not just the familys that have lost. our community and our state has lost. and i think i can say that our country feels a loss. coming on the heels of dallas, don't we all just feel like that was an important civil society is threatened. and i think we agree on so many levels beginning with those families. >> did you feel prior to what we've seen in recent weeks and of course most of this sparked in the wake of the death of alton sterling, did you see trouble? did you feel there were divisions in the community there that needed healing? or is this a new schism that's opened up that takes you by surprise in any way? >> of course there is division. and we can see that among the demonstrators. first we have to compliment t

i want to thank the occupant of the chair here, senator cassidy, along with senators alexander, murray, and murphy, for including p.p.d. in the mental health reform act. i cosponsored both pieces of legislation because i think what we need to do is to do more to ensure that we are ensuring proper screening and treatment for p.p.d. i want to support the efforts to improve culturally competent programs that will help educate physicians, especially our primary care providers, on the proper detection and the treatment. and we recognize that this will not only benefit the women who are suffering, but also improve the health and the well-being of their children and really their families as a whole. with so many moms across my state, across the nation who are facing postpartum depression, i think it's important, it's worthwhile that we do what we can to raise the issue, raise the awareness, put it at the forefront, openly discuss it, educate and help improve our understanding of this illness. so, mr. president, i thank you for the opportunity to raise this issue before the body today. and wit

. >> butch cassidy. >> great way to end the segment. >> no! another bait and switch from the judge. >> right. we got to pay bills around here. >> crushed me. >> we're going to -- make you stay for the rest of the show. colin gillis, by the way, on "fast money" 5:00 p.m. see about his call, what the numbers come in at today, and how he feels about his call after apple reports tonight. a big call on nordstrom coming up. this stock having a great day and month. up 20% in four weeks. how about under armour? big month there, too. signs of trouble on the field, court, track and in the store? talking about the run in retail, and it is next on the "halftime report." announcer: don't let e. coli mosh with your food. an estimated 3,000 americans die from a foodborne illness each year. so, always separate raw meat from vegetables. keep your family safe at foodsafety.gov >>> welcome back to the "halftime report." under armour back in the red. now down 4%. the company reporting earnings and revenue in line with estimates, profit, though, dropped 57%. seams

we're joined now by louisiana republican senator bill cassidy. reaction to what has happened in your home state. >> you got to grieve, right? you got to grieve. you got to grieve for the families. you have to grieve for the law enforcement who's lost. but you also grieve for our city, our state and our nation. the president's remarks, i think, reflect that. we as the people have been assaulted and i think we all feel that way. >> tell us if you've been able to learn anything -- i presume you've heard our coverage, have you learned anything we haven't about this last conversation we were just having, the fact police say the only shooter in this is down but that does not indicate the shooter acted alone. >> yes, and i only know a press report. i've spoken with people in law enforcement, but they are being pretty careful how they release information. and i totally understand that. >> talk to us about baton rouge. it has been -- it was just beyond incredible today to learn baton rouge was back in the news after being one of two places in this country

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cassidy: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. cassidy: i ask unanimous consent that genevieve gorman, a legislative aide in the office of senator cass -- be granted privileges of the floor for the remainder of the 114th congress. the presiding officer: wowcts. without objection. kas kasemr. cassidy: mr. presidi come as a senator but actually i come'come's a wearing two diffet hats. one as a teacher. i decided to do a presentation on something which wearing my next hat is my lives a a physician i have done much work in public health and have learned, by the way, that if you head off illness early, you save a lot of money, you save a lot of money after that. i call it the balloon theory. if you put a balloon -- if you fill a imbalance loon up were -- if you fill a balloon up with helium and let go of the nays l, it deflates. right now we have something at risk with zika that will be like a helium about a lunge, inflating rapidly, unless we do that initial thing which pulls the balloon off the helium so that it works. i am a teacher

. >> cassidy. >> how old are you. >> 10. >> how long have you been dancing you're only 10. >> seven years0 years now. >> who are you. >> i'm julia with the philadelphia 76ers dancers. >> hi, i'm michelle with the philadelphia 76ers as well. >> thanks for coming up. >> uptown funk video she helped us with us. >> we've been dancing -- [laughter] >> having a great time. thank you so much larry. we appreciate it. >> home opener. >> when is the home opener. >> november 12th. >> november 12th. okay we'll bee there. thank you so much. okay, mike. >> any time there are models i can find them. >> yes. >> we have beautiful people in wilmington. in fact the name of her business has the word beautiful in it. >> so we're beautiful organization called the woman's business center. furs we want to welcome fox 29 to wilmington. thank you so much for coming. the wilmington center is an organization founded certified in 2014 federally certified by the small business administration. we're hosted. our submission to grow businesses and help women sustain their businesses that's what we do. we have fun with bus

while we wait with us is republican senator cassidy from louisiana.heart felt condolences to you and our friends down south. keep the families in your thoughts and prayers. >> do you have any further information about -- most concerning at the moment, while keeping people in their heart an prayers is good but finding these other two suspects. police believe there are two more. do you have anything more on that? >> i thought i saw something from a local tv station that they had taken in to custody two suspects. >> they have brought in two people for questioning. they have not been described to us as suspects yet. we are hopeful they have gotten whoever they are looking for. we don't have that reporting at this moment. >> i'm a physician and i'm on staff at the hospital where the officers were taken. i received a public information notice that one officer is in stable condition and the other in critical. aside from that, what i know is what you know. >> there have been warnings beginning with the knockoff of the pawnshop the other day. >> first, let's j

tim most famous butch cassidy andnd the sun dance kid as well as tha sting with his co-star paul pauls me a funny story about being mistaken for paulaul newman one time. we also talk about his careeree and the idea of magic and how it factored in.or this is one of the biggest the t honors of my life to sit across from robert read for.dor watch this.his. >> there's a great scene in thee film you have a dialogue where a you talk about the first time you met the dragon and you say s that there was a magic in that moment.. >> yes. >> that magic changed the wayhew you viewed the world.or it affected you the rest of youy life the way you viewed things.g i'm wondering do you have aave a moment like that in your ownr life where something thatetng t essentially changed the way youy saw live and the way you saw s things? >> i did. i did. did it came to me in way that made m me realize how important the word was because if you grow up in -- the neighborhood i grew uu in was, um, very lower working class so there was not much --uc there was no entertainment.inme you had to walk to theater.ater di

bill cassidy in a conference room in the basement of the u.s. capitol in december of 2013 where the three of us stood together and called on congress to address the mental health care system in crisis, a system where millions of americans suffer every year and are all too often pushed into the shadows by archaic regulations and an outdated federal bureaucracy. 2 1/2 years later, i'm proud the house stands poised today to pass a most significant reform to our nation's mental health programs in decades. this bill includes provisions i have championed to help provide early detection to eating disorders and improve access to treatment coverage. this is a historic achievement as it marks the first time congress addressed eating disorders through legislation. i thank subcommittee chairman murphy, chairman upton and the entire energy and commerce committee for working together to pass this landmark mental health care reform bill and move us one step closer to providing millions of americans and their families a chance at treatment before tragedy strike

. >> and this is the cassidy, this is great, courtney has a petite frame, pretty much the opposite of to take away in her petite frame. >> is that a sarong she's holding? we have the next model. >> lauren is the example of the apple body. we'll create an illusion of proportion and we added detail on the bottom. you could have a pattern bottom. thanks lauren. >> what's the next one? >> this is a good representation of a pear shaped or bottom loving figure. larger on the bottom than the top. to create leverage we put her in the push-up top. you can draw the eye upward. >> terrific. >> the pattern should go on the top? >> with this type of body, yeah. >> and sheena as well. >> she's wearing -- she's a rectangular, athletic body type. she has a push-up and a little bit of metallic accenting her curve here. katrina is representing the hour glass woman. she's got the greatest breadth of choice hire. the biggest thing is not to overpower her with overpatterns or detract from her figure. >> what a wonderful shot. thank you, ladies. >> thank you so much. >> way to start summer. >> more "fox &

let's discuss this with republican senator from louisiana bill cassidy.us on "new day." i understand you were supposed to be here at the convention in cleveland today, but the issues have so consumed you down there in baton rouge that you captain be her -- can't be here. can you give us the latest on what's happening in that city? >> we have the police reports that you have. so i captain an't add to that. what i can say is the community is going through a period of examination. how do we support the police officers? how do we bridge the gap between some elements of the community and the law enforcement community? and how do we on a personal level help bridge that gap? lastly as a senator, i have to say what can i do and what can we all do on a bigger level to help each of those issues. >> this was a topic of discussion, as you know, last night at the convention. there were lots of fiery speeches, one of them from sheriff david clark from milwaukee county, wisconsin. he talked about what he thinks the solution is. let me play that for you and our listeners