. >> reporter: three senators holding out, michalski, cowans and cavanagh saying they cannot vote forsion and it is complicated by john mccain's absence whose return is unknown but he did tweet a message of thanks to supporters saying he will be back soon. making matters worse the latest cbs score says this would produce 22 million more uninsured people by 2026 and driver premiums as senate minority leader chuck schumer issued a statement saying democrats in the senate were eager to pass real decisions to lower premiums, stabilize the market and improve coverage for millions of americans. we will see if the gop will reach across the oil. we are not sure what will mcconnell will put on the floor on tuesday. >> 7 used to come up with a plan and here we are. rob: adding a new member, according muscle multiple reports wall street financier anthony scaramucci is expected to be named new white house communications director currently working at the export import bank but expected to leave that administration post to take a new job. he would fill the role left by mike ditka who announced his

he sat down with lee cowan in a story for "sunday morning." >> reporter: meandering through the rollinghage, tennessee is the cany fork river, a place where al gore seems right at home. >> this place h when i was a boy my family used to come down here to go swimming. >> reporter: yes, he's the man who was almost president. and yes, that is a pretty tough act to follow. and yet al gore has still made his voice heard. >> there's an echo here. whoo! >> reporter: and not just against those limestone cliffs on the gore family farm. >> one time when winston churchill lost an election as a young man one of his friends said winston, this is a blessing in disguise. and he said, "damn good disguise." so that's sort of the way i feel about it. >> while i strongly disagree with the court's decision, i accept it. i accept the finality of this outcome. >> when i went through that experience in the election of 2000 and the supreme court decision, i knew i was going to be fine, and i hated the result, obviously. but i just started looking for other ways i could be of service. >> this is the first pictu

david: joining me now is william cowan, could chew beating editor for bloomberg television.ask you about mr. quarrels. he features prominently in your piece. you say he is one of the most important pieces to this and ministrations plan to scale back regulation. what did you hear him him today on capitol hill? met, but i have never i have read quite a bit about. he takes over from turlock, who was in charge of regulating wall street after the financial crisis. tarullo was supposed to serve out his term, supposed to continue into the next decade. he'd resigned early in april 12 saw the writing on the walls. randall quarrels becomes his replacement. so he becomes the most important person in terms of wall street regulation now. he has a different point of view than tarullo, which is probably why he got the job. i think it is safe and fair to ,ay, after a financial crisis there are going to be all sorts of rules and regulations put in place, laws that will try to make sure that what happened in 2007, 2008 does not happen again. it is now nine years later and it is time to rethin

. >> melissa: claudia cowan is live in carson city, nevada. everybody is watching this. >> it is a big day, the parole board here in nevada has been preparing for this day for many months. this is the only parole hearing happening here today. as you mention, and less than two hours, o.j. simpson will make his case from his prison via closed circuit tv, just as he did four years ago at his first hearing when he was granted parole on some of the charges. it takes for parole commissioners to agree between them, these four have you late four decades of experience and they have a checklist. they do a risk assessment, assigning points from getting factor is whether simpson has completed treatment programs, also take into account, the violent nature of his crimes. remember, firearms were involved in that las vegas robbery and he was convicted with a gun enhancement. they will ask him how he has spent his time behind bars, his plans for once he gets out, and according to his former lawyer, they're going to want to hear him apologize. >> what the parol

11th, and the frenzied evacuations as the spillways collapsed, have proven more durable.sot - rachel cowanoroville"oh yeah. i think that a lot of people make jokes about it. like 'the damn dam' just to process through it."you are looking at a milestone for the new lower spillway- as crews turn the corner from demolition to construction... and begin to pour the first significant layers of cement, that will serve as the foundation for the replacement.ben - now this is just one step in a $275 million dollar, multi-year project.as the project enters this new phase, we checked-in with residents of oroville to see how they are feeling today about their stories spillway. sot - "i think it's overblown myself. i really don't know- but it seemed to me like there's just truck after truck going up there. they're working night and day... or were."sot ben: "do you have faith that the repair they are making will be sound and you won't have to go through all that again?"i have faith in god."sot - ben: do you have faith that they're doing a good job up there?i do i do. i'm actually trying to get a job up t

then upgrade today it's cowan going back the other way to market perform.get from 21 to 17 a friend of mine helps compile a list 11 buys. 18 holds and five sells on snap. >> five sells is pretty conspicuous. for almost any company right now. especially one that's newly out of the gate. it shows you the overlay of skepticism analysts are trying to game out the expirational lock up is that going to create a large amount of supply coming out. you could argue that both ways the stock has suffered from its post-ipo highs with facebook, right around the time of the initial lockup right after that that the stock did bottom so it's not always like an easy, you know, trade to just follow behind >> cramer's tipsfor management emphasis on short video. testimonials from large ad buyers and a vow that we've seen in some other examples that have a lock-up expiration no shares will be sold >> it's not going to be a stampede >> the other downgrade this week was all about the ad product just not really happening fast enough so who knows if we're going to see any tangible re

williams is the clinical director at cowans north texas location.s one of more than five offices up and running around the country with form are scheduled to open in the coming months. their focus is mental health and they don't believe in making people wait to see a professional. >> when people call the clinic, we can offer them an appointment within a week. there is not really awaiting time. >> treatment is free, entirely funded through private donations. perhaps the largest draw too many clients. >> we are serving families. regardless of whether the veteran is involved. >> spouses and children can take advantage of the free services, care that's not usually covered by the va, yet something jeff hensley understands his kids desperately needed in order for them to heal too. >> it wouldn't have happened if we hadn't come here. >> he adds introducing private competition like cohen only gives veterans and their families more options when it comes to getting the best care possible. something he says his comrades could greatly benefit from. sku on casey

speaking of william cowan, remember this guy. watch this. >> you're fired. fired. >> where is he? >> apparently, don, if i've done my homework properly, he wasn't the one doing the firing on the apprentice. he was merely reading a script about who he was told to fire. so even in his singular role as the one who fires people, he was not even doing the firing. he was following the apprentice script. >>ia mean reality tv there's a script? my gosh, shocking. >> yeah. where there's no script is in the white house right now. that's where there's no script. >> that was sarcasm for folks that believe that reality tv is really realt tv. >> i apologize for being tongue and cheek. i think she's right. this is a guy who doesn't like confrontation. i think it's worse than that. i think he gets sadistic pleasure. it's kind of painful to watch and i might add the new adition to the white house seems to be having a grand old time acting as though he's going to fire people and firing people today. so, there you go. anthony's going to do the firing. >> when the president fire

. >> all right, let's brick ng in cnn's best legal mans, mark geragos, paul cowan, and jeffrey toobin i want to start with you here. you were saying during this hearing and before that parole was essentially a legal slam dunk. why? >> well, because they an evaluation. in fact, they kind of predicted it, if you will, where they do what's called a risk assessment. and there's a bunch of factors. it's the age, it's the prior convictions or lack of prior convictions, things of that nature. and when they did that, he comes out at the lowest end of the scale. and then you combine that, even though it's with the severity of the crime, with the fact that this is a case that the prosecutors offered 2 1/2 years, and he rolled the dice basically, and he got tax, tip, and service charge of over nine years. and i thought that this was going to be a legal slam dunk. and sure enough, that's exactly what ended up happening. they only needed basically four votes. they have extra commissioners that are waiting, kind of like alternates, so to speak, in a jury trial, who can come in and break any kind of

selva: senator cowan my believe there should be consequences. the russians have developed and we needn procedure and to understand what that strategy means and how to count red and impose the kinds of consequences necessary to event them from being successful or two deter them from the activity in the first place. part of that is understanding how they are doing what they are doing. >> absolutely. do you have thoughts on what those consequences should look like if we want russia to change their current pattern of he hager? gen. selva: i think this is going to require that we bring all of the tools of america to bear. military tools will not be enough particularly given the kinds of circumstances where the russians attempt to cover it below our threshold to respond. >> and that includes things like the removal of properties that we have seen her in the united alles, we should consider of those things working in concert? those amongall of others, yes. to having ammit meeting and bringing in the experts who can bring us up-to-date to make sure we'r

we have dana chelsea and olivia chen at cowan. jcpenney trading at 0.1 times sales. zero value on their underlying value. is there any value for your clients and our viewers? >> what's that telling you is there is no expectation for some names. a lot of the companies, there was a tipping point in the fourth quarter with online and offline saying, we are only going to be an on liline world, don't think that is realistic. look at the off priceers, the t. t.j.s of t t.j.x. and ross. >> jcpenney's sales are worth almost nothing for the valuation of the company like jc penny. do does that mean the selloff has gotten to be too big >> yes, the selloff has gotten to be too big. jc penney is putting in new categories of merchandise. they have the benefit of sephora in the stores. they just announced sales in the second quarter is significantly improved from the first. retail overall, i'm not saying that is going to be that much better we have a tough first half and cat alist for the second half. >> oliver, what are the qualities of the company that is will survive and thrive

morgan, goldman sachs, cowan and atlantic equities all upped their price targets for the stock after quarterly earnings report last night guys, back over to you >> julia boorstin, thank you let's stick with netflix the analyst recommendations on stocks you need to know about. the slew of price target hikes after the strong earnings report want to point out j.p. morgan raising the price target to $2.10, saying q2 is netflix's strongest quarter ever goldman also boosting targets. >> susquehanna out with a bullish net up 67%, and the thesis was based on the the potential for more merchants to accept paypal. since then, big names like macy's, crate & barrel and apple itunes are signing up and there's more room to grow from here when it comes to acceptance >> chipotle, raising the price record to $4.70. the company's newly introduced queso will boost sales and help margins in 2018. >> in proof that timing is everything, the stock is lower a number of customers reported sick of the location in virginia >> maximum upgrades ma ed the case steven, good to have you here. i feel bad for you thi

get in or out of those soda stocks joining us for a bull-bear debate is a senior research analyst at cowanmody from rbc capital markets. >> vivian, what do you say >> you're the bull >> i am the bull we have an outperform rating on pepsi. the preferred name in the group relative to coke and dr. pepper diversified model.we like their our thesisn the soda category more broadly, which is not that popular with the manufacturers over the last three years is soda is the new cigarette. we think it's categorically fundamentally structured >> and you're the bull >> i am. pepsi is less than 12% of pepsico's sales and for coca-cola, volume-wise, carbonated drinks are 76% of their business. >> nick, you're cautious in this catery, aren't you. >> for large-cap staples in general we've been cautious. the names we've been recommending have the lowest dividend yields and are more cyclical in nature these stocks are trading at 20 times earnings, trading at nice premiums to the market in general. staples have underperformed the market by 350 base points year to date and you really have to at this point in t

11th, and the frenzied evacuations as the spillways collapsed, have proven more durable.sot - rachel cowanoroville"oh yeah. i think that a lot of people make jokes about it. like 'the damn dam' just to process through it."you are looking at a milestone for the new lower spillway- as crews turn the corner from demolition to construction... and begin to pour the first significant layers of cement, that will serve as the foundation for the replacement.ben - now this is just one step in a $275 million dollar, multi-year project.as the project enters this new phase, we checked-in with residents of oroville to see how they are feeling today about their stories spillway. sot - "i think it's overblown myself. i really don't know- but it seemed to me like there's just truck after truck going up there. they're working night and day... or were."sot ben: "do you have faith that the repair they are making will be sound and you won't have to go through all that again?"i have faith in god."sot - ben: do you have faith that they're doing a good job up there?i do i do. i'm actually trying to get a job up t

. >>> and another day, another snap downgrade cowan downgrading.reacting right now down by 1.75%. >>> in washington, senate republicans are battling for votes within their own party after releasing their latest health care bill nbc news reports that two gop senators will not vote for the bill which keep obamacare's taxes on the wealthy and also includes $45 billion to fight the opioid epidemic and another $70 billion to stabilize the insurance markets, and help lower income that americans pay for coverage. the bill also sets up a new fund for exchange -- based high risk plans. and president trump is in france this morning celebrating -- you guys familiar with that? cone heads -- why they look different. they look different than most -- wow you look different >> quite a statement about france >> that was their line that they came from -- not because -- they just were from out of town yeah, anyway he's in france celebrating bastille day he weighed in on health care on twitter, he tweeted the republican senators are working hard to get their failed ob