croc man is actually an official croc merchandise item. that picture got more than 150,000 likes and retweets. >> we've been teasing you about your crocs on the fourth of july. >> i'm still going to wear them. i love them. >> you should. >> i'm not going to wear them out and about. >> why not? people want to see them, my friend at the grocery store, our favoritedu a cashier guy. >> i remember him. >> he was impressed you were wearing crocs. he was cracking up. >> he knows i'm a good man because i wear the crocs. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," it is a grande sized controversy for starbucks this morning. six officers say they are outraged after employees refused to serve them. it's a decision that has a lot of folks talking on social media this morning and we'll show you the steps the company is taking now. >>> but first, happening nogeorgia shf' i dead and a manhunt is under way for the suspects. the hall county sheriff's deputy was shot and killed last night following a stolen car crash. the deputies watin stop a stolen car they beli

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setting them back in the wild, the ultimate satisfaction. >> reporter: every july and august, the crocand down looking for nests, each with 30 to 50 bags. the crocodiles thrive in this unlikely nuclear location because of the canals between them and primarily minimal human encounters since it is a high security facility. once the hatchlings emerge and the world, they are taken back to the lab and gently returns them back to the wild and from there you little crocs are ready for the world, cute at least for the moment. they have the ability to hunt, eat and swim the truth be known, most will not end up surviving is birds and fish and even other crocs will all find them to be delicious. shannon: thank you very much. bet midler facing backlash over tweets about african-american trump supporters topping the real news roundup. the actress taking heat from the hollywood actors for tweeting a photo of african americans trump supporters asking how much the president paid for them to be in the blackground. cheers *keirsey alley saying this is one of the most racist degrading jokes i have seen o

well, crocs. it seems to be gaining its footing getting an up grate from piper jaffery. 27 bucks a share, around a 30% up side from current levels. joining us on the cnbc newsline to discuss the call is the analyst, piper jaffery's erin murry. store traffic has been solid over the spring and summer what percentage of the year does crocs do, how important are the seasons? >> very important season for crocs. roughly about 70% is done in the first half they have been extending that spring/summer season as they've been thinking of new usage occasions for the classic clog and moving further beyond that it's a big season and we've been not couraged from what we've seen from a traffic perspective as we've gotten deeper into the summer season. >> you like the innovation going on at crocs, especially collaborations like the vera bradley. that sold out already? >> it has. so what's really interesting, i think if we take a step back, they have started to approach their go to market strategy very differently

z>> when you own crocs you get attached. >> you notice crocman was wearing crocs, in some way that seemsme. >> that's the weird thing. >> you're a crockman. >> i've worn crocs. i've tried them on. i would love to wear -- some -- day. >> kari is like, no. >> nope, not at all. >> not a fan at all. but we understand the weather. >> let's put on real shoes for the day and enjoy this nice weather. you can go walking and also enjoy the cooler temperatures. let's get a look outside in oakland. starts out cloudy and we've seen that very deep marine layer bringing some drizzle to san francisco, and cloudy skies across the bay to oakland. so as we start out, we do have some cooler weather, and the clouds that we're seeing there will be slow to clear i think in the south bay it lingers until about 9:00, and then after that, we see all clear skies. but because we start out the day with cloudy skies, it won't warm up as quickly, and so we go into the low 70s today, and we also keep that breezy onshore wind flow, so that's going to bring in some cooler ocean air, in oakland reaching up to 66 degrees.

. >> i'm like, you're never really friends with a croc. or maybe this croc is misunderstood. always misunderstood and we can be friends with all of them. don't do that. then you'll be on this happened for what happened to you. >> don't do it. >> you're a meal for the croc. >> see ya later, alligator. >> after a while -- >> crocodile. >>> this happened. abandoned iguana rescued after spending days in a franklin tree. it happened in massachusetts there. franklin resident cynthia says her family spotted the lizard in one of their trees over the weekend. >> he tried to blend in, though. >> really did. but they got the iguana down. did he want to come down? >> i doubt that he did. how out of place though, right? >>> and an 11-year-old -- we're going to get to this last one. 11-year-old versus a panther star outjuked him on the football field there. >> whoa! >> got him. >> that happened. >>> this morning on "wor >>> this morning on "world news now," bracing for a possible hurricane. >> parts of the gulf coast are getting ready. a storm that has already drenched new orleans is predi

every july and august, they emerge and the croc team grabs them and takes them back into the lab andthere, they're ready for the word. the mother's abandon them. they're never around. the little babies now how to hunt and fish. most don't survive because birds and fish eat them. >> shepard: thanks, phil. the final bell ringing on wall street. the s&p is up and the nasdaq is up and the nasdaq and a s&p hit a new record. here's neil cavuto. >> even if you were able to bury the hatchet with alexandria ocasio-cortez -- >> i don't think there was a hatchet. >> neil: hatchet? i don't see a hatchet. do you? nancy pelosi, alexandria ocasio-cortez meeting to clear the air and remind us all, there's no hatchet. everything is fine. something is still lingering in that area. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez calling the meeting productive. the differences still remain. hillary vaughn on cutting through all of this cumbaya. what are we learning,

that i was holding them i put them back on close up this pavement looked interesting there was even a croc running through the asphalt and through the crack a blade of grass was growing if that's the case i told myself you can get up to. the debts off heroin and becomes a drinker you find his place in bars all the while holding on to his dream of writing honest books about real life. the real life how do you. your clothes are dying 3 years after raw material came out he was drunk walked onto a highway and was hit by a truck this book is his legacy intense real raw what follows it describes in raw material is life his own life you've never read a book like this one. sounds good the british photographer a martin is a chronic age his projects are humorous yet sociological look at society his photos are original and entertaining and shows the quirks and idiosyncrasies of normal life there's a retrospective of his work at the moment in the field off here in germany so he visited some a lot more gardens there beforehand to photograph some of the onus and has included the results in his exhibitio

racing to meet demand for snail slime yep you heard that right farmers used to consider them pests croc destroyers but not anymore the slimy things have become darlings of the cosmetics industry worth about 280000000 euros in the global beauty market in the race to stay forever young snail slime appears to be a winner for some women. slow but steady snails are on the rise in beauty circles for their prized slime once hated pests they're now a sought after commodity in rural thailand this teacher's snail business helps her pocket up to 600 euros a month. but. the villages sell snails to me before when they found snails destroying their crops they used to throw them on the road so they would be crushed by a passing car all threw them into the river now they sell them to me. you don't need them. but. it's the nucleus she's after patiently milked by dripping water over the snails glands which encourages secretion. the raw slime then goes to aid an international it's the sole cosmetic company in thailand to package and sell the product and does so at a massive markup at $52000.00 euros per k

the data are still pretty good, but maybe there are crocs appearing. arestopher: i think there certainly crocs appearing, but as you say, the data is still pretty good. the data you've just gone through is a little weak on the margins, but still in expansionary territory. what is so difficult for those of us who look at the data is to reconcile that with the signals the bond market is sending, which is much more worried about long-term growth. at least what we see currency -- what we see currently is the base case of no recession this year. guy: i want to come back to some of the other data we got today. issue that the u.s. economy is still chugging along ok, but the rest of the world is where the week this is starting to show up -- where the weakness is starting to show up? christopher: i think the fed almost always focuses on what is going on in the united states. they are first and foremost concerned with the u.s. data. what feeds through into the u.s. data is what is going on in europe, and that is not terribly encouraging. what is going on in chin

to 50 eggs every year but most will not end up surviving due to predation by birds, fish and other crocsucial to the environment and you go throughout the whole year waiting for this moment, waiting for those days to hatch collecting the babies and release them back to the wild is just the ultimate satisfaction. >> from there these cute baby crocs at least cute for an hour ready for the world. >> space x robotic dragon cargo capsule arising of international speciation today bringing 5000 pounds of equipment and supplies with it. the dragon launched on thursday from cape canaveral in florida. it is the record third cargo delivery mission to the iss for this particular dragon. the reuse of the capsule is seen as a key to cutting spaceflight cost. >>> a battle over vegan food in mississippi. as a new law has made it illegal for companies who make vegan and vegetarian food to label their product as meat or meat food products. they say that moves an attempt to protect the meat industry. charles watson is in jackson mississippi with more. >> at this warehouse, the company produces more than ha

although truth be known, most of them will not end up surviving as birds and fish and even other crocs. shannon? >> shannon: thanks, phil. bette midler facing backlash over tweets about african american trump supporters. the actress taking heat from fellow hollywood actors asking how much the president paid for them to be in the black ground. cheers's star kirstie allie filing back saying this is one of the most racist jokes. we said we get it, but to implied black men have to be paid to celebrate their own political views is pure racism. police arresting a fourth person against water dousing uniformed officers in the bronx. police still searching for suspects in a separate incident in harlem in which a person through a red bucket and hit an officer in the hit. tonight lawyers for jussie smollett said they will still represent him despite claims that they're not practiced to license law in illinois. ed they have said that smollett's lawyers have not filed the necessary paperwork to represent him. police releasing a brand new surveillance video from a store in saskatchewan, canada, show

crocodiles may have outlived their dinosaur cousins, but now some 65 million years later, the owners of crocshoe company is bringing them back. >> take a look at these full-sized prehistoric creatures, they are on display near nashville, tennessee to make people happy. locals say it's fun to look at them and take photos with their kids as long as they don't begin to chase them like they did in the movie. >> selfie with brunt sore >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. the deadly heat wave and the power meltdown. temperatures rising and the battle to beat the heat. the power grid under stress. hundreds of thousands without ac and there's more on tap tomorrow. >>> tanker takeover. dramaticew masked iranian commandoes rappelling from a helicopter onto a british tanker they have in custody. tensions in the region ratcheting up tonight. >>> home explosion. the deadly blast caught on camera. the home destroyed. several others damaged. a utility worker called to investigate a gas leak did not survive. >>> bear attack. the horrifying end to a wilderness excursion. a himalayan bear rea

crocs had a rough year up nearly 3% on that news today. i might have to buy some -- of the shoes that is, vera bradley ones let's get to sue herera for an update. >> hello, everyone here's what's happening this hour german chancellor angela merkel said it's worth a little more time to achieving the broadest consensus as possible on eu leadership she put off filling the bloc's top job until tomorrow >>> democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg said he took in nearly $25 million in the second fund-raising quarter, more than triple he raised in the first three months of the year the $25 million mark tops the $18 million raised last quarter by bernie sanders. >>> a one-time aide to former new jersey governor chris christie asked the federal court to be released from prison this following the supreme court's decision to review the george washington bridge gate lane closings this fall. bill baroni's lawyer filing a brief that the government does not oppose his relief on bail pending the supreme court review >>> and the transportation sec

they like the flintstones house in hillsborough and they wearing crocs the times first could be wherehey invented when the dinosaurs were. >>and coming up next the news continues on our 24 7 streaming service called kron on it is commercial free catherine keenan is standing by him. >>our newsroom right now. at 11 capture a key justine then thank you can you're coming up at 11. >>the latest on that pot hole that made life just miserable for so many drivers on 8.80 and oakland today after a long frustrating day for hundreds of drivers. finally those repairs have been completed and we will have an update on the lanes being reopened back to you all right, thanks catherine. >>that you're not for fun thing, some ideas for this weekend about this the niles dog show if you're headed out there in fremont starts at 10:00am should be a great time mostly sunny skies. how about the enemy and cause play festival. he will see play those beautiful costumes that's in japan down in san francisco. and this one not to be missed either walnut creek the family theater festival can have indoor and outdoor f

crocman is an official croc merchandise item.ture had more than 150,000 likes and retweets and that is because people love crocman and mike, i think we should come together and think of a song for it. ♪ who is the thing that makes your feet look good ♪ ♪ crockman crockman that's great, well ventilated, absolutely. marcus is a big fan. over in the same color as crocman we have most of the bay green. unfortunately, we need a superhero to clear this up, at least a super quick crew there. already have cleared one lane of west 84, that's the dumbarton bridge, still there for westbound, the droes acroirecti the dumbarton bridge from fremont and newark. they can hopefully clear another lane that would leave one big distraction, the san mateo bridge or west 237, still a great option for you to avoid all that jam between fremont and east palo alto, menlo park and the facebook side where their campus is. the bay bridge is an option but the backup at the toll plaza pretty sizeable. you probably want to avoid that. there's the north bay. we'

the leading drug maker was melon crocs spec specgx gx, with nearly 28.9 billion pills, they did we did reach out to the drug manufacturers listed, only purdue pharma responded saying the opioid process is a complex societal problem and that putting blame on one party undermines the efforts of those trying to address the crisis. >>> researchers in pittsburgh are looking at a possible rate through treatment for people with pancreatic cancer, a new method involves doctors bringing a catheter into the pancreas and it delivers a chemotherapy delivered direct way to the tumor without having to go into the bloodstream. over a dozen u.s. medical centers currently have enrolled patients in the critical trials. according to doctors one woman who began the trial in february is having remarkable success. >> i have been feeling good my entire process. i haven't had any ill effects like nausea. the only effect i have ever had is fatigue. >> her tumor is moving away from the blood vessels and vital structures. we are absolutely, not only pleased, but amazed with her results at this point. >>> >> doct

and remember the old croc hunter guy. he was killed by a sting ray. >> gosh, i can't remember. >> it is rare. >> sting rays, they don't typically kill you, but it's amazing that that killed him and that how painful those things are when you get one. so that's in southern california. up here that's not something we deal with too often. a nice looking forecast for the fourth of july. and if you are planning on some beach activities, just be safe. the weather might be cooperating in terms of fog. it's not going to be hot. it's going be a lot like what we're seeing for temperatures. but we are going to have some rip currents out there. the swell is up a little bit. a south swell running, coming from the southern hemisphere which means it's got a big interval. so sneaker waves kind of a thing. so pay attention to that if you go to the beaches over the next three to four days. the fog along the coast is reforming itself. it's been patchy because that low is weakened the high so much that the fog is just sort of patchy and here

crocs are getting a makeover from vera bradley.radley to create new designs for the shoes. they go for between 40 and $50. they're available in-store and online. i know you want them now. you better hurry. they're selling out. dagen: i think that you kind of have to own your ugliness and crocs are ugly, so why try and gussy it up, so-to-speak. lauren.cheryl: or make them mo. dagen: with vera bradley floral which i think are ugly too. so ugly plus -- cheryl: they're unique. dagen: ugly plus ugly doesn't make pretty. cheryl: yeah, i'm good without the crocs. dagen: coming up, helping america's heroes. my next guest's company unveils a new program making life easier for military members and veterans. plus waymo getting the go-a ahead. the self-driving company given a permit to operate in one western state. details ahead. ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free. ♪ i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me. ♪ hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to liv

. >> from there, these cute baby crocs -- acute for now -- are ready for the world.> bret: breaking tonight, a huge win for president trump this evening we are the u.s. supreme court has just cleared the way for the trump administration to use pentagon funds for border wall construction. the amount is said to be $2.5 billion. again, the u.s. supreme court of clearing the way for that to happen. it has been a long week in washington. along partisan week on capitol hill. so this morning, when i was invited to meet up with about two dozen lawmakers from both parties, who are all veterans, who all served america's armed forces, i couldn't pass it up. it was important and at times emotional. these veterans, these lawmakers who may occasionally battle politically in the building behind me, put aside differences this morning using brushes and soap to clean one of the most poignant sites in the nation's capital. i brought a camera crew to be able to show you. >> we've lost so many lives in war and while you are washing the wall, i want you to take a second to realize that. >

i have never been a croc person. steve: they are unique. >> to each their own.yes, i am, brian. very good observation. how are you guys? are you happy to be on "fox & friends"? [cheers] janice: happy, what's your name. >> morgan. >> where are you from. >> las vegas, nevada. janice: really how the. going to be hot in new york as well. take a look at the maps. i will show you the temperatures. in the 70's right now. close to 100 degrees by the weekend. watches and warnings. still watching the remnants of what was barry. we still have the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms as well as the flooding potential. so, unfortunately that's going to be the legacy of this storm. and there is your forecast as we head into the weekend. saturday 98 here in new york city. can you dig it? it is summertime here in new york. and you can tell by the smells of new york city that it is summertime. thank you for coming. wave to steve, ainsley and brian. >> hi, everywhere. steve, ainsley and brian. janice: very nicely done. >> 14 minutes now before the top of the hour. tickets

an earthquake in southern california opened up crocs in the road, shaking buildings all the way in downtownhe oldest fourth of july traditions, the sky lighting up last night at the boston pops fireworks spectacular. 10,000 fireworks were launched following a concert that featured queen latifah. the event showed exclusively here on bloomberg. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. david: thank you so much. less than 30 minutes to u.s. job numbers, with expectations that are going to rebound from last month's disappointing report. ,e welcome now torsten slok deutsche bank chief economist. what is your expectation? torsten: we always thought 160,000. the number one issue for this report is any signs of the trade war beginning to show up, not only in manufacturing, but also outside many factoring and services. david: this is a chart you provided, which is all employees as opposed to adp private. torsten: the orange line here shows the numbers out of wedne

this year they found 27 nests and taken 300 baby crocs back to the lab.ure the length, width and girth and inserts a microchip to track them over their lives. >> they're not radioactive. >> reporter: the team then releases the hatchling back into the wild. 25% of the crocodile population calls this nuclear crocodile sanctuary home, which is perfect thanks to the canals, berms and minimal human encounters. >> this is an old crocodile nest. you can see the egg shells left behind. adult females lay 30 to 50 eggs every year. most won't end up sur describin. >> besides the fact that they're so crucial for the environment and you go throughout the whole year waiting for this moment, waiting for the babies to hatch, collecting the babies and releasing them to the wild which is the ultimate satisfy. >> reporter: from there, the cute babies, at least cute for now, are ready for the world. phil keating, fox news. eric: , well, they're cute when they're small. coming up, i sit down with president trump's special mideast envoy, jason greenblat. what he's saying about

guest: yes, and one of the reasons it is not regulated is it just slipped through the crocs, regulatingnt searches, so if you think about wiretapping or physical searches of a home or access of databases, typically there is some type of system, federal regulatory statute, to describe when it is permissible to conduct a wiretap or surveillance. face recognition is really a form of massing that works on non-secret information, public information like your face, and other systems of databases, which is the photograph at the dmv, that are already in the government's possession. again, existing regulatory statutes, it is not a wiretap or any other kind of existing, regulated law enforcement techniques. in terms of the fourth amendment, the fourth amendment tends to define a government search of something that violates a reasonable expectation of privacy, and usually that is perceived by the court at something that is secret, information in your diary, your home, or your email, as opposed to something visible to the public, like your face, or available to the government already, like a databa

its own it's owned by the founder of the crocs shoe company yes for dinosaurs on display.he way that's pretty scary about at night and the moonlight malacanang to look at. >>what's going have the forecasts are not the forecast what happened on that when we launch it the mayor's ago, yeah, 86 degrees 75 degree dew point ouse to key west florida. and barely any wind just a southerly wind and you see it's getting hot midweek nation at least 30 states are dealing with a heat wave in is going to be mild in our little toes here next week. >>ok that's it for the kron 4 weekend news on saturday. thank you for joining us. we have so much more going on if you want to continue watching us we will stream all the news on crime. lowe's knows to paint it "right", only the best will do. so, we carry pro trusted purdy brushes and rollers and everything else you need so you can get in, get out and get it done. is sponsored by american kitchen company. (upbeat music) (nailing into wood) - look at this gorgeous, beautiful dream kitchen. it's expansive, it's open, it's clean, it's modern, it's

front page of the wall street journal that a lot of companies are starting to manufacture elsewhere, crocs from those at dick's sporting goods, the roomba, for example. which one of these, of the large discount retailers do you think is best positioned to withstand the margin pressure, the higher costs because of tariffs. >> i don't want to sound like i'm advertising for wal-mart, because the food business, you strip the food out and the rest of walmart's business is potentially tariff impacted. if you're a large retailer with a strong balance sheet, good credit statistics, you've already taken care of that, you've already diversified your supply chain away from a focus anywhere. vietnam has been popular. some of the other asian countries have been popular. i think they've done the best they can. we've seen port strikes. we've seen bankruptcy that disrupted supply chains. they already had a pace to this in the past and if they -- again, if they've been savvy, they've already taken a lot of the risk out of the supply chain where tariffs will hit them. dagen: are you most bullish on walmart

once endangered they're listed as threatened thanks to the croc program. >> they absorb that. >> youh, collecting them and releasing them into the wild. the ultimate satisfaction. >> every july and august the team sdig zags looks for nests with 30 to 50 eggs. the crocodiles thrive because the minimum human encounters. it's a high security facility. the team grabs them to the lab and gently returns them back into the wild. from there the cute little crocodiles are ready for the world. cute at least for now. they know how to hunt, eat and swim but actually most of them don't survive because birds, fish and other crocodiles find them to be delicious. >> alicia: they're almost cute, phil. >> bill: speaker pelosi meeting with ocasio-cortez, big smiles from the get together. we're waiting on a press conference. you'll see that live when it begins on the hill. come on back. that burn that i get. i wouldn't use anything else" ♪ a cockroach can survive heresubmerged ttle guy. underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah. not getting in today. terminix. defenders of home. car vending machines and buyi