if we can explain why it made sense, darden will get his mojo back then there's canopy. you've seen them numerous of them cannabis kingpin ceo bruce litton has a terrific thing. he's talked about did beneficial properties of marijuana. the outgoing fda chairman was openly critical of the benefits of medical marijuana i pressed the dish pressed the guy from chewy today about whether cbd dog food they're not there either people got to get on their case. merkel, i examine to be dazzled by the success of keytruda i bet they do a good enough job that their chief rival bristol meyers buy the stock. then you take the trade-off. you ring the register on merck and then buy bristol-myers if they go down, which i think it will they'll raise money. bristol-myers is the one to buy. blended naets, lots of short sellers getting they can knock down the price there's room for both of them in a faux meat space. we all know the auto industry is struggling we can't say the same about the used car business because used cars are on fire i think car max will deliver another strong quarter on f

now, on the earnings front, darden restaurants which owns popular food chains including olive gardend longhorn steakhouse along with kroger and red hat. stocks ended the day with modest gains. the dow was up 38 points, the s&p 500 added 8 points, and the nasdaq gained 33 points. >>> efforts to get boeing's 737 max jets back in the air have reportedly opinion delayed in part amid concerns about pilots' physical strength. according to "the wall street journal," there's concern whether the average pilot is strong enough to turn a manual crank in the event of an emergency. the crank helps change the 737's nose angle. the faa grounded the max jet following two deadly crashes where pilots lost control and the aircraft took a nosedive. >>> the environmental protection agency now says states can set their own carbon emission standards for coal fired power plants. the new plan is designed to boost the coal industry, but it could also increase carbon emissions. the action will likely face challenges from environmental groups and several states who see the roll back as detrimental in efforts to

elections after the constitutional court removed the sitting president on sunday the court suspended hugo darden after he refused to dissolve parliament the day in baba reports. as moldova's political crisis continued members of parliament convened on sunday with some declaring that state and legal institutions have been seized the woman who in theory heads a new coalition government called on officials to work with her new administration it was only as i would see we addressed all the state employees and workers of the law enforcement institutions with a request to ignore illegal orders of those who try to power and stick to the side of the people and legitimate authority parliament and government mulled over as one of europe's poorest countries in the populations broadly split between people who favor ties with russia and supporters of european union it's witnessed several political crises in recent years on saturday parliament finally approved a new government a day after a court mandated deadline it's one based on an unprecedented alliance between sunday's procure a p n i coom bloc and the p

i was in darden he'll, arkansas earlier.he first time there hasn't been a kernel of grain or cotton bole harvested. liz: what does your state need? >> right now, i think most of of the need are being met. the administration has been great to work with our governor. it shows how this planning and execution and participation in one of these disasters pays off. there was one fatality, that was from a gentleman who drove through flooded waters. but for the most of part people's lives have been protected. we are look at a thousand homes that will be flooded. businesses that have been interrupted and the barge traffic on the arkansas river, over $20 mill a day in commercial, that's as the waters continue to recede we are able to investigate the infrastructure and see what immediate need there are. i am sure the need will be met. >> thank you so much, sir. we are tracking more stories for you at this hour. a west point cadet was killed this morning. now the number of cadets injured, 19. they were injured when a 5-to be truck overtu

. >> and darden l arkansas where lovie breached last week officials say there is less of a risk of widespreadflooding but communities further downstream are not out of danger. arkansas is expected to get more rain later this week and into early next week so flash flooding is already a major concern where water levels are extremely high. that is the latest from, arkansas casey steagall ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now that we are into meteorological summer which starts june 1, it is about 18 days away technically, but we have the june gloom back and we that we would take a look at some of the may rainfall records and there were some mount hamilton, sacramento and monterey all set may rain records and these were the wettest totals ever format and mount hamilton 4.73 and monterey's to .81 beat marks going back to 1998 and that was a very wet year sacramento was 3.42 the the 3.25 back in 1889 in oakland airport was close at second wettest and sfo was third and napa, it was 2.996 wettest may on record and let's take a look at snow as well, it is starting to melt and then the month of may kicked in and did

some top-tier schools like darden, virginia, cornell, usc marshall in los angeles, but we also got somethe list like brigham young. david: they must be doing something right out there. what about the competitive environment in schools? law school was competitive. i hear business school is even more so. rep of a lots the of places. we try to give some perspective students on color about a particular school. some people want that aggressive environment, someone a more collaborative environment. when we ask, where is the competition healthy but not , we got quite a range of schools. ut was at the top. uc berkeley did really well. it was all over the map on that one. we think it was helpful for students. david: let's be candid. some go to business school to burnish their resume. how did the students perceive the prestige of the places where they were graduating from. ? caleb: you are right. for a lot of students, what matters is getting a great job offer out of school the prestige -- school. the prestige question lined up most closely with our rankings. pennsylvania, m.i.t.. david: the usua

darden, terrible miss. kroger, i thought was okay but they missed on same-store sales.gest cruise company, largest restaurant company, noncasual, and largest supermarket all bad. which is really the real world >> not to mention philly fed, big disappointment in the wake of empire's record disappointment, jim. so the question will be for some whether or not this pivot is too late >> i don't know. kroger is saying that this quarter is going better. if you're the fed, you can say, look, let me tell you what the real world is. booking is not as good as we thought. carnival said it's macro europe and also cuba. darden, frankly, we don't really know kroger on the tape now it's not as bad as what that stock is indicating. why you worry the business -- those are all three very big consumer names >> let's take a look at the s&p cnbc realtime exchange and the opening of the big board slack, of course, celebrating its direct listing at the nasdaq operator of more than 300 grocery stores in six states not a bad day to go public >> no. i mean, of course they'll say, all right, that'

>> the fact there was the glove demonstration was something chris darden chose to do on his own.ember there was a sidebar conference with the lawyers right before then. johnny came over and said, guys, chris is going to have him try on the glove. no one react. you saw that demonstration, a couple weeks later, on a saturday, we were all in a conference room in our offices going over the week's events and jerry allman was on a speaker phone in the middle of the table there. hey, guys, i have a saying for us, if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. there was a pause and then the room erupted with high fives because we knew that would be the theme that would resonate so vividly with our jury in that trial. >> harris: interesting to get your first-person perspective, carl douglas, one of the members of o.j. simpson's dream team that helped get him acquitted of double murder. carl, good to see you, thanks for joining me 25 years later after the death of nicole and ron. >> harris, thanks for having me on your show. >> harris: sure. the i'll be right back. address my fellow veterans, because

adobe, oracle, darden. what do you like on this list? going to watch it. also adobe i do like it's too rich for me i'll be listening to the call. overall macro conditions around the world. so i think those will be very telling and important reports. >> josh? >> you're going to hate watch oracle >> i will. >> i do that i own canopy growth. i don't think this is a stock that really trades on earning. i know it moves on earnings. that's not really the thing here it's got much bigger raks on headlines. new initiative strategy, et cetera i don't have a lot of it, but that'll be the one i pay most attention to >> yeah. one on your list >> i actually own oracle we'll be watching that one generally lagged downafter earnings looking for some support that enterprise spending is better than expected for them >> we are going to take a quick break and then we' ce ck d fal trades. it all started under this buttonwood tree. twenty-four people came together to sign an agreement that created the stock exchange. just the right elements coming together. it

i went to marcia clark, chris darden, kato kaelin, some of the jurors. >> you talked to the jurors.eady knew what their answer was when they went into that jury room and wasted our time for 3 1/2 hours making up just fake deliberation so they could look better. >> pretending like they were doing their job. >> they said the jurors you spoke to had made up their mind. >> their mind was made up and 3 1/2 hours was a coverup. >> you talk so much in your podcast. you really go there, kim, and when you talk about o.j. simpson, and about how you tried to meet him when he was in prison, and that you had a a parking lot. >> yh. it was a couple of years after the verdict. i saw him walking across the parking lot, or what i believed was him. i was by myself in my car, and i saw that gait, that natural gait that have been following for so many years, and i revved the engine and i dwrgripped the steering wheel thinking, i could take him out right here and nobody would know. >> that's not you. >> no, and i would never do that to my dad. and you're right, that's not me. it was a fleeting moment bu

restaurants the firm giving an outperform rating to mcdonald's, restaurant brands, chipotle, and dardensaying each company is making substantial improvements in execution. imperial capital maintaining its outperform rating on msg networks the stock has been under pressure in reaction to an achilles injury by golden state forward kevin durant the firm says many investors were long msg on the thesis that durant would be going to the knicks but that there was never any guarantee he would join the team >> and beyond meat getting a downgrade to market perform from outperform over valuation concerns of the stock's nearly 500% rally since going public last month that analyst will be on "fast money" tonight at 5:00 p.m josh, interesting that this is a downgrade in rating on beyond meat, at the same time upgrading its price target from 107 to 123, which says it all in terms of how quickly this has moved around >> yeah, one thing sell side analysts are good at is looking at what the price has done and adjusting their target so it's closer so that way it looks less foolish. i don't know how helpfu

couple of other headlines coming out of the food industry is this morning, darden trading to almost 5%ually good but everybody is looking at revenue numbers kroger high per premarket, they did very well indeed revenue and eps beating estimates so -- all day long will be reporting on slack. this is not going to open here probably until midday it is tbipg to take hourses. you think this would be a superfast, superfast issue -- no. we'll be here for hours. charles back to you. >> we'll be checking in with you also a big deal thanks appreciate it. coming up, harley-davidson heading out the motorcycle makee bikes in china. and what that means for a trade deal plus it is back to the negotiating table. mexico now the first of the three nations to ratify the u.s. mca pack newt gingrich will weigh in ahead of the president meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau, next. -driverless cars... -all ground personnel... ...or trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. 4 out of 5 peop

shares are down now 8.5% and restaurant owner darden, the revenue and comp stores sales were forecastown by 4.6%. >> i like saying good things about tesla. >> it feels so good to have the twitter lean >> the twitter people when they like me is so much bet were when they don't the whole bitcoin thing i feel so loved that i might, don't you think tesla could do the same thing? >> not for long. >> the mufkte musketeers love tesla. now i'm on raising rates. >> never mind, i can't do in anymore. >> how can you cut a 3 point -- what's unemployment? how are we cutting you are stuck in the past. are we not >> i want to see this conversation when you and cramer talk about >> yeah, that's right. jims to cut. i want to talk to him about that coming up. we will talk to jean-claude tichet and the federal reserve decides to hold interest rates steady, now the central bank's move. we have jim grant today. what's the impact of president trump's pressure on campaign chair j. powell? we will hear from two voices that i just alluded to when we return >>> welcome back to "squawk box. futures indicated up

darden did restaurant is parent company of -- >> olive garden. our producer. stuart: we have a bone to pick with them about italian food. >>> keycorp, chevron, goldman, jpmorgan, walmart, can't read -- exxon mobile. oil doing well. finance ago doing well. across the board stock prices are holding at or near record levels. ain't that something when you got something all this stuff going on in the background in iran and china and north korea? it is up there, 26,787 for the dow as we speak. >>> an e-cigarette reportedly exploded in a teen's mouth. >> horrible story. stuart: damaged his jaw? >> certainly did. this teen and his family happened to live in rural area in nevada. the parents drove him 200 miles to a trauma center hoping it would live. they literally heard a pop in another room. he phrasally fractured his job. blood everywhere. pediatric surgeon said looked if he had a hole in his jaw. people not talking about the products. they can burn you, explode in your pocket. some with lithium batteries mix poorly with couldn'ts can explode in your