we are going to have a david faber un-american activities committee and get right to the bottom of thisumber of people that named names and those that didn't saw their careers ruined. >> exactly right david, what you need to know about abbott labs is that we're looking at a company like boston scientific, the devices are on fire, versus j&j , it has becom a litigation company, less than a drug company in terms of headline risk. >> headline risk talc or opioids. >> i think that they're right, but i feel like i'm being drowned out. abbott has no negative headlines. the deal you talked about endlessly, they're starting to work diagnostics is doing great >> you bring up the leer deal, the word endless >> endless. >> i like to do endless reporting. it never ends. >> right >> it is the abbott that never ends. >> neither does this show. >> will you stop i'm trying to make it go as fast h possible. myair is >>> you're watching cnbc's "squawk on the street" live from the financial capital of the world. the opening bell in about two minutes time busy wednesday as earnings roll on, jim. and david.

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber from the new york stock exchange.urope mostly red this morning ten year, 2.07 as philly fed blows out expectations and jobless claims were in line. road map begins with netflix upsidedown shares tumbling on that big subs miss >> plus, tech in focus ibm and ebay beat estimates. s.a.p. misses. microsoft, crowd strike, chewy after the bill >> and the growing default risk for stocks lawmakers scrambling for a debt ceiling deal why the treasury secretary says don't be concerned obviously netflix is the lead today, tumbling in the premarket. saw lower than expected international subadditions that news overshadowing a beat on quarterly earnings and revenue. ceo reed hastings talked about the miss during last night's earning call >> this is one where we forecasted high. there was no one thing, and if i think about three years ago, we were also light. you know, we never really were confident of the explanation then we were 2 billion in quarterly revenue. new we're on 5 billion so it's easy to overinterpret the quarter membersh

i'm david faber along with morgan brennan and mike santoli.e at the new york stock exchange. carl quintanilla is off this morning. let's get a look at the markets. we said it a number of times it bears repeating a new record high on the s&p 2972 you see it right there the nasdaq obviously having a strong day as well. >> and that is where our roadmap for the hour begins. stocks rallying. the s&p hitting an all-time high after president trump and president xi strike a trade truce. >>> plus an opec meeting underway in viana. the cartel set to set production curves. >>> and hedge fund health. the wave of ipos a savior for some on the street who is benefiting and who is getting left out in the cold. >>> the meeting of those ministers in vienna. brian sullivan is there. he caught up with iran's oil minister interesting conversation i'm sure brian. >> reporter: yeah, david, it was. i have never seen more interest around this. you have probably seen the posts. we ramble in a sfar well for an hour and a half boiling. everyone usually runs to the saudis

david faber has the morning off. the record highs we set this week, s&p above 3k, dow above 27k. we switch our focus from powell to earnings next week. in a few moments we will hear from the president the labor secretary acosta is resfwlieng the president is talking about it right now we will get comments and pictures and bring them to you as soon as possible. >>> our roadmap for the hour though starts with another day, another record high. the dow, s&p opening the fresh intra-day highs. are investors ignoring economic rip current? >> bitcoin and lgbt gettiibra gg attacked who the latest person is to jump on the bashing bandwagon. >>> as we mentioned, record highs, wrapping up a historic week with the s&p 500 crossing the 3,000 threshold. the dow hitting 27,000 this as investors continue to monitor trade concerns with the president tweeting this morning, quote, when you are the big piggy bank that other countries have been ripping off for years to a level that is not to be believed tariffs are a great negotiating too

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, david faber at the new york stock exchange.mer has the morning off this is one summer friday you can't afford to miss earnings from twitter, mcdonald's, amazon, google, intel, starbucks, we'll hear from the ceos of the last two later this morning on cnbc futures do look to bounce off the thursday sell-off. europe is mostly green our first look at q2 gdp up 2.1, better than sxiktestimates. road map begins with slowdown concern, tariffs and decelerating global growth weighing on the economy in q2. top white house economic adviser larry kudlow will join us first on cnbc. >> we have investors buoyed this morning by strong earnings from tech giants such as alphabet, twitter, and intel all of those stocks pointing to a higher open. >> and starbucks rallying as well as sales surge. the coffee retailer raising its outlook. kevin johnson joins us first on cnbc this hour >> futures are higher on those upbeat earnings. gdp did slow to 2.1, but beat expectations earnings big picture today google's parent beating big on both the top and the

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.aterpillar's miss and soft guid guidance, so much else to watch, including the doj on big tech. facebook settlement, weak global pmi, mueller and more. europe is mixed. ten year yield below 205 the d.c. head winds for big tech record ftc fine and the s.e.c. accusing facebook of misleading investors as the doj launches this antitrust review. >> corporate earnings going to be weighing on some stocks at least this morning boeing and caterpillar disappoint trade worries remain >> u.p.s. shares sinking ahead of the open. profits soaring more than 13% for the quarter. david abney joins us first on cnbc this hour facebook up first. three different government agencies today, the ftc formally announcing that record 5 billion settlement with the company over privacy violations, imposing new requirement oz on mark zuckerberg and making structural changes to the board the s.e.c. simultaneously announcing $100 million settlement accusing the company of misleading investors about the misuse of user

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.es look better than they have looked all week as microsoft comes through with solid earnings and hopes for a rate cut are back despite some confusion. europe is mixed. ten year, 205, the president resumes his criticism of the fed on twitter calling their thought process faulty road map, microsoft's monster quarter. cloud business up 39, driving record sales for the most valuable company. >>> and boeing's billions, it is taking a $5 billion hit in the second quarter due to the worldwide grounding of what was its best-selling plane ever. >>> and rate cut optimism. stocks on track to open higher but on pace for worst week since may. >>> microsoft on track to open at a record high, market cap above a trillion dollars quarterly results beat expectations on cloud strength here is nadella on last night's conference call. >> our commercial cloud business is the largest in the world, surpassing $38 billion in revenue for the year with growth margin expanding to 63%. i'm proud of what we have ac

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.ig show this morning. in a few moments, ginni rometty and jim whitehurst also pepsi's hugh johnston as well, as they beat as well futures imemploy the third day in a row, though, of triple digit declines for the dow downgrade of 3m not helping today. road map begins with stocks in the red. fed chairman jay powell testifies tomorrow on the hill and kudlow with our kelly evans at the capital exchange event this morning making a ton of news. >> closing the deal. ibm's $34 billion acquisition of red hat has closed both ceos will be with us in just a moment. >> as we said, pepsi beats the street, strong snack and beverage sales backs the 2019 forecast hugh johnston will join us straight ahead. >>> futures lower ahead of tomorrow's capitol hill testimony by fed chair powell. moments ago at the capital exchange event in washington, larry kudlow offered his views on the fed to our kelly evans. take a listen. >> price signals suggest as they have all year going back to last autumn that last pol

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange. it is peak day for earnings. more than 60 members of the s&p report we'll get to 3m, southwest, comcast, place facebook, tesla, fort, and more from last night europe is green, ecb going more dovish today back home, our ten year holding on to a two handle as durables and claims are better than expected our road map begins with the earnings deluge. the busiest day yet with 3m, comcast, dow crossing the tape >> plus, tesla shares tanking this morning despite record deliveries of its electric cars. the automaker did report a larger than expected loss. >> and max pressures southwest shares falling sharply ahead of the bell. love's gary kelly will join us exclusively this hour. stocks set to make new record highs with two big movers today. tesla, a larger than expected loss for q-2 margins down despite record deliveries of course, facebook beating on both the top and the bottom lines, but with that warning that growth will slow. results include a $2 billion charge as part of the $5 billion

on reports it's ceased negotiations with broad come cnbc's david faber broke that story and joins us ith more hey, david >> hey, wolf, nice to see you a subway right away. it's interesting, wolf, you and i talk obviously about deals and oftentimes deals fall apart over price, but we never know about it and we never know about it because, of course, the deal talks were never made public but subsequently i might talk to some bankers who say yeah, ids something, it was pretty big, it was close, but we couldn't agree. or social issues, anything to real deals in the case of symantec, we've been following it closely since then we've been reporting on the 1.5 billion in synergies we've been reporting on the likelihood of a deal coming as soon as tomorrow but when they got to the final stages here, they were unable to agree on price, as we've been reporting, as we first reported this morning around 9:00 a.m., and the stock has suffered since then at least the stock of symantec broad comstock has been up i should add that initially upon sort of beginning their negotiations, broadcom said $28.2

our david faber broke that story earlier and is back at post nine with more. david?it happens sometimes, jon, unexpected as it was, because as recently as late last week, there was an expectation that this deal was going to get done, broadcom would buy symantec. the thought was, perhaps adeal would be announced as soon as tomorrow not going to be the case the two sides, as we reported, no longer talking about a transaction that would have been more than some $15 billion or so, all in cash, of course the very active ceo of broadcom, which has been a serial acquirer moving to potentially acquire symantec, but now muoving on, it would appear what happened, typically in situations like this, you do have a, sort of an indication of interest, that is set out when talks really begin or fairly early. in this case, i am told by people familiar with the situation, that was $28.25 that would seemingly have met the price expectations of interim ceo of symantec, rick hill but that was subject to due diligence and when they actually did their diligence, broadcom came back skpand s

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.is powell day two this time banking after paving the way yesterday for a rate cut, steepening the curve by the most in a two-day period europe mixed bonds over there continue to see a significant selloff. our own ten year near 208. core cpi runs a bit warm our road map begins with s&p 500 3k the ten-year bull market makes new history as the fed chair appears to make the case for a rate cut >> plus big tech is at the center of the president's tariff fights as france vows to tax some of the largest american companies. the white house hits back. >> and forget f.a.n.g. jim has a new basket of stocks to watch you saw it here on "squawk on the street." the s&p surpassing 3,000 yesterday for the first time ever after the fed chair did signal a rate cut is on the horizon. this morning it goes back to the hill, testify before senate banking. yesterday in front of that house panel, he was asked if a strong case could be made for lowering rates due to trade uncertainty and inflation short of the

i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. we're here at the bank of america post the financials are lower today, but bank of america is actually bucking the trend. we'll tell you why >>> and i'm morgan brennan we have 58 minutes to trait. everything you need to no before the market closes. 9 per of s&p have recorded earnings, csx is dragging the transports lower, and the beige book says the fed sees the econom

i'm morgan brennan with deirdre bosa and david faber live from post nine on the floor of the new yorktock exchange. carl and jon are off deirdre, welcome back to the east coast >> thanks for having me. >> the s&p opening at an all-day intraday high. the dow up triple digits again this morning although off the highs of the morning. nasdaq looking for four in a row in terms of gains. can tech keep up its recent hot streak >> joining us now to discuss is jeffries senior analyst brent thil and tom forte gentlemen, good morning to you both tom, i'll start with you the fact that we're seeing names like apple, the semis rally on this u.s./china trade truce over the weekend and what it means for some of these companies to be selling into china, how should investors be thinking about that >> sure, i would say the truce is nice, but we would like to see is an actual resolution. so one point in time, resolution looked like china agreeing to buy billions of dollars of agricultural products from the u.s. so, again, the truce is nice, but we would like to see an actual outcome, and something we're

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber. futures got a bounce and yields did drop, seems to affirm expectations of a cut. in his prepared remarks, he says, quote, it appears uncertainties around trade tensions and concerns about the strength of the global economy continue to weigh on the u.s. economic outlook since may, cross currents have re-emerged it was almost a year ago today, july 18th, 2018, that the president first levied his criticism against the chair in an interview on cnbc >> i'm not thrilled because, you know, we go up and every time you go up, they want to raise rates again. i don't really -- i am not happy about it but at the same time, i'm letting them do what they feel is best. but i don't like all of this work that goes into doing what we're doing. >> since then, dozens of tweets and quotes going back to the fall obviously things like are you listening, fed, they don't have a clue, we would be thousands of points higher on the dow like a stubborn child blew it is this going to be enough >> i do, i thought t

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange david faber has the morning off.et futures, but don't let it fool you, it is a big week with a fed meeting, u.s./china trade talks resume, a jobs number on friday, a third of the s&p reporting, europe mostly green the ten-year's right around 2.05 our roadmap's going to begin with earnings, fed, trade and jobs wall street in waiting mode ahead of a major market-moving week mylan shares surging after a merger deal with pfizer's generics unit. and disney domination. the studio breaking an all-time record for annual box office earnings, and of course, it is only july. so, there's a lot for investors to digest this week with stocks at record highs. jim, coming off of those on friday, you were out, but a lot happened good to have you back. >> thank you the starbucks call's kind of the emblematic of what happened this quarter. starbucks had run big. so you had to figure, no matter what, how could it really move then it goes up big dollars because it's better than expected, better than feared what we're seeing are companies

i'm david faber with jim cramer.e are live from the new york stock exchange carl quintanilla has the day off. stock market, by the way, set your watch, going to close at 1:00 p.m. eastern, due to getting an early start on the independence day holiday look at futures as we get ready for an open 30 minutes from now. we're looking up, but u.s. equity futures, what we are talking about, 2% or so. we had that quiet session yesterday. but we did see the s&p reverse earlier losses closed at a record high. that's kind of where our road map starts as it often does investors shrugging off global growth concerns. stocks set to rally at the open. and records still within striking distance. plus, broadcom eyeing symantec, my reporting added to bloomberg yesterday which broke the story. >> and mine. >> and jim's give you more details. and pot shake-up, bruce linton out, telling cnbc he was fired from the world's largest publicly traded cannabis company. somewhat extraordinary. >> no. >> wait. having him on talking about being fire

i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. we're here at the bank of america post the financials are lower today, but bank of america is actually bucking the trend. we'll tell you why >>> and i'm morgan brennan we have 58 minutes to trait. everything you need to no before the market closes. 9 per of s&p have recorded earnings, csx is dragging the transports lower, and the beige book says the fed sees the economy as generally positive. josh, great to see you. >> glad to be here >> a tight trading range for the major averages this week. >> yeah. how would you sum it up so far. >> i think what's interesting is there seems to be this rotating cast of stocks that are working against the averaging, so today is transport i think three out of the worst stocks are railroads, some of the big ones being hit hard. they're not very important in terms of waiting, but very important in terms of people paying attention, either because they're technically inclined and because they think that's a important technical indicator, or they're people

david faber, back to you >> thank you, rick rick santelli. it over now to jon fortt and get a look at what's coming up on "squawk alley." >> jon >> thank you, david. amazon, alphabet, facebook we have the bulk of f.a.a.n.g. up for earnings this week and the question is, what do you have to believe about big tech to believe it's going to power higher, especially given what profit growth has been doing lately we have that coming up on "squawk alley. it's part of being human. sonoma county declared a homeless emergency in 2018. you have to know the individuals you're serving to understand their needs. working with ibm watson we can bring together data spread across dozens of departments. that gives us a fuller view of the people we serve. dear tech, dear tech, we need to look after everyone in our community. and we want to help our fellow human beings. ♪ ♪ >>> ceo of coca-cola, sarah's just getting started, right? >> correct >> interview this morning, but you have some big guests as well on the "closing bell". >> we have a lot coming up, includi

i'm david faber along with jim cramer we are live from the new york stock exchange carl quintanilla has. let's give you a look at futures, started with trading one half hour from now, of course we are set up for a slightly lower open europe kind of mixed, asia, yeah, yin and yang thing. >> yeah. >> give and take. >> yeah. >> from yesterday. >> right like how mnuchin took from your 10:00. >> yes, our 10:00 get, peter navarro, looking forward to that as well. first hour, let's get to our road map renewed trade uncertainties, of course, that's what we're talking about just now, weighing on stocks. the s&p is poised to pull back from that record as the trump administration now threatens new tariffs on the eu. and as jim just said, white house trade adviser peter navarro will join us, first on cnbc interview. >> news, news, news, news. >> it should be. always enjoy having mr. navarro. plus, cook, absurd and don't match with reality apple ceo tim cook blasting reports of tensions with jony ive. we have in nike backlash, the company cancels plans for some sneakers a big issue, but some sneaker

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen at post 9 of the new york stock exchange david faber is off marketsving a pretty good morning as we watch the fed. last day of july u.s./china trade talks. >> the roadmap starts with apple soaring. growth at the company as iphone sales slow we'll break down the results and what they mean for apple next. >> it could be the first rate cut since the crisis looking ahead head to the fed's big decision and what it will mean for the market. >> and rallying on this last trading day of the month the best and worst of july and looking ahead to august. >>> breaking news out of the white house. let's get to d.c >> good morning. we have got a statement now from white house press secretary stephanie grisham on the trade talks in shanghai. the u.s. delegation on the way home they are confirming that there will be another round of talks here in washington, d.c. in early september. they say they call this round of talks that happened in shanghai over the past couple of days constructive they say the two sides discussed a number of issues, including forced technology

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber.i looking good, plenty else this week with powell on deck. tech companies on the hill soft china gdp number getting the president's attention. europe is green and oil is up a quarter this morning road map begins with wall street's record run, stocks poised for renewed gains of the open as citi unofficially kicks off earnings season. >> trade war slowdown, china posting the lowest quarterly growth in 27 years >> and silicon valley tech lash from one of its own, peter teal calling out google, alleging, quote, seemingly treason ous acts we'll begin a new week, stocks on track to hit fresh record highs. citi kicks off earnings season with better than expected results held by gains and consumer lending also in focus, china, slowest economic growth in 27 years in q2 gdp at 6.2 for june, industrial production, retail sales, fixed asset investment all beat expectations, leading some guys to think maybe the central banks work is starting to filter in. >> i think so. the bears have the work cut

to "squawk on the street" on carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange, david fabershat day off. europe is having a rough morning. dax on pace for the worst day since february the pound's bruising continues brent back above the 50 day. k. schiller is out, home prices up as opposed to a year ago. the president ripping china saying they cannot be trusted as trade talks resume in shanghai stocks are set to open lower g and p beats. and beyond meat tumbling a long tweet this the president hoping to weigh on futures today, quote, china is doing very badly, worst day that is the problem with china they just don't come through goes on to say, jim, if and when i win the election, a deal will be much tougher for them to get. >> yeah. i have been saying the notion, that narrative that navarro was out or is not important is dead wrong. i interviewed the president back this the mid 20 0s he really felt that china was getting free ride. this is the china, no business, where is the soy bean buy, the machinery buy? it is outrageous that they agreed and they did nothing. i think the

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.rday for a rate cut, steepening the curve by the most in a two-day period europe mixed bonds over there continue to see a significant selloff. our own ten year near 208. core cpi runs a bit warm our road map begins with s&p 500 3k th

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange david faber has the morning off. it is a big week with a fed meeting, u.s./china trade talks resume, a jobs number on friday, a third of the s&p reporting, europe mostly green the ten-year's right around 2.05 our roadmap's going to begin with earnings, fed, trade and jobs wall street in waiting mode ahead of a major market-moving

. >> the other piece of news that has been sort of rumbling around, david faber talked about it earlier this week, the big deal that may or may not get announced next week, which is sprint t-mobile finally. >> we've been waiting for weeks. >> the potential sale of assets to dish. or not how will this work you tell us. >> well, a lot of this has been reported the sum is the -- they need a doj approval the doj is holding back because they want a fourth carrier to exist even after this deal you wonder doesn't that defeat the purpose? they still want a fourth carrier. along comes dish they own all the spectrum. they have not tapped into it there's a chance that sprint/t-mobile could sell a portion of their business to dish to create this fourth carrier. they're to the really selling part of their system they're selling access to their system so that dish goes out there, they resell -- they end up reselling sprint/t-mobile system it's a wholesale deal. the sticking point now is the doj wants dish to have access to their full system. if they sell however much of their service they can, you ha

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.gs. more than 60 members of the s&p report we'll get to 3m, southwest, comcast, place facebook, tesla, fort, and more from last night europe is green, ecb going more dovish today back home, our ten year holding on to a two handle as durables and claims are better than

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. few moments, ginni rometty and jim whitehurst also pepsi's hugh johnston as well, as they beat as well futures imemploy the third day in a row, though, of triple digit declines for the dow downgrade of 3m not helping today. road map begins with stocks in the red. fed chairman jay powell testifies tomorrow on the hill and

to "squawk on the street" on carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange, david fabersing a rough morning. dax on pace for the worst day since february the pound's bruising continues brent back above the 50 da

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber.affirm expectations of a cut. in his prepared remarks, he says, quote, it appears uncertainties around trade tensions and concerns about the strength of the global economy continue t

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, david faber at the new york stock exchange.rd to miss earnings from twitter, mcdonald's, amazon, google, intel, starbucks, we'll hear from the ceos of the last two later this morning on cnbc futures do look to bounce off the thursday sell-off. europe is mostly green our first look at q2 gdp up

waraware the shape i'm in ♪ >> did you hear that "brooklyn, brooklyn," that was my request i'm david fabern live from the new york stock exchange carl quintanilla has the day off. futures, half hour from now get started with trading a lot of news to digest over the weekend for investors. you can see we are looking for a sharply higher open, perhaps even some new records, we'll see. let's get to our road

i'm david faber along with jim cramer we are live from the new york stock exchange carl quintanilla has futures, started with trading one half hour from now, of course we are set up for a slightly lower open europe kind of mixed, asia, yeah, yin and yang thing. >> yeah. >> give and take. >> yeah. >> from yesterday. >> right

i'm david faber with jim cramer.rk stock exchange carl quintanilla has the day off. stock market, by the way, set your watch, going to close at 1:00 p.m. eastern, due to getting an early start on the independence day holiday look at futures as we get ready for an open 30 minutes from now. we're looking up, but u.s. equity futures, what we are talking about, 2% or so. we had that quiess

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber from the new york stock exchange. morning ten year, 2.07 as philly fed blows out expectations and jobless claims were in line. road map begins with

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.ed all week as microsoft comes through with solid earnings and hopes for a rate cut are back despite some confusion. europe is mixed. ten year, 205, the president resumes his criticism of the fed on twitter calling their thought process faulty road map, microsoft's monster quarter. cloud business u

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber.ith powell on deck. tech companies on the hill soft china gdp number getting the president's attention. europe is green and oil is up a quarter this morning road map begins with wall street's record run, stocks poised for renewed gains of the open a

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.mal premarket volatility as earnings roll on with b of a, csx, goldman cut league tating retai sell yields do drop as housing starts fall for a second month. road map begins with big

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.d soft guid guidance, so much else to watch, including the doj on big tech. facebook settlement, weak global pmi, mueller and more. europe is mixed. ten year yield below 205 the d.c. head winds for bi

faber. i ask him questions. so, david -- it's alphabet alphabet, which is soaring in after hours trading because of a gigantic earnings beat you know what the greatest part of alphabet is they are not in china. for how many years do we have to hear that not being in china hurt them? this time it's a charm we know their pocket is strengthening the economy. big box spending continues unabated although amazon, after a big run up better than expected quarters, took a breather tonight because of heavy spending cycle i told you was going to kick in when we get the game plan. most recent mortgage application decline, low single digits housing is still pretty good the industrial economy is so weak j. powell has plenty ammo to justify cutting interest rates. if the president rolls out new tariffs on chinese import, 300 billion, one rate cut will not be enough. here's the bottom line, people arksz i've been saying, we have two economies in the country the manufacturing economy and consumer economy for the moment they are very out o

faber smart this paper guide that's the bus. >>movies a superhero movie was had over the weekend animation music a fighter too little something for everybody in theaters. we've got david daniel now with a look at what made it into the top 5. >>today's box office report brought to you by the new luxury lounges at century san francisco center. a lab made the top 5 for the 7th straight weekend earning million for a domestic total of 321 million. >>and the bill comes home fell from second to 4th place, stealing away with $10.8 million kept the musical fantasy yesterday in the 3rd place. >>helped me get out of here of you what my foot after 2 weekends on top toy story 4 felt a second but million push the animated adventure past 300 million domestic. >>spiderman far from home stormed out of the gate grabbing million from friday through sunday and a domestic total of 185 million. the best six-day opening ever for a tuesday debut in hollywood. i'm david and. take a quick break at 7.57, but coming up the next hour cleanup continues following last week's massive earthquake in southern california will have the very latest for you. >>at a fire destroys 2 homes in the east bay. no