. >> david jones and his mom had not much to show us when the sheriff came through town. they were not going to take chances. >> this was to evacuate and get stuff out. >> reporter: here, the red cross set up cots for those sleeping in doors and others say the plan is to sleep overnight in their cars and trucks. and this school has recent experience as an evacuation center because it was also used for the valley fire. so people came up to me all day long anded "what do you want?" >> out on the field he says he grabbed a few important papers and his dog but he says leaving your home is not easy. >> better lose the house than us but ... >> still, yes. everything is all right. >> others are concerned luters can come through the zone. the area is closed off and evacuations are underway. >> first thing in my mind is how many looters are we going on get before the firefighters get here and stuff so ... we tried to secure everying and hose everything down. >> reporter: one of the original evacuation centers lost power as a result of the fire and many of those evacuees came here.

. >> reporter: david jones and his mom didn't have much notice when the sheriff came through town and told them to evacuate from their home in lower lake. but they were not about to take any chances. >> this was to evacuate and get all of our stuff out. >> reporter: here at the high school in kelseyville the red cross has set up cots forthose who want to sleep indoors and others say the plan is to sleep overnight in their cars and trucks and this school has recent experience as a center for evacuations because it was also used for the valley fire. >> red cross is spread out a lot today. and so people come you up to me -- come up to me all day long and said what do you want? >> reporter: out on the field gary says he pretty much grabbed a few important papers and his dog rocco but he says leaving your home is not easy. >> better to lose the house than us but still you hope everything is all right you know. >> reporter: others are concerned that looters could come through the fire zone while the area is closed off and the evacuations are underway. >> first thing in my mind is how many l

we found out on twitter, he tweeted "denton david jones, born july 10th, exactly six months after his granddad made room for him." there's a cartoon. and they're -- each is carrying the other. that's why the one on the right is going, i'm too heavy for this or you're too heavy for this. a lot of well wishes came out. he said he's honoring well wishes by cleaning up a poopy diaper. the cycle of life. >> the note about making room for him is kind of a beautiful way of honoring his dad. a beautiful things. that's the first child together with his wife. >> what's next, "harry potter"? good news in london. >> basically at midnight -- >> she needs more money. >> yes, she does. i think about that every night. i -- i wait for her. >> as you're writing something on a napkin in a diner? >> exactly. midnight saturday night, a lot of people dressed up as harry potter. some of them grown-ups. they showed up -- this is the eighth installment of the "harry potter" book. this is actually a stage play. >> right. >> so the seventh was actually back in 2007. this has already been the most preordered boo

also with us, david corn for mother jones. the bottom line question. we'll hear from donald trump.has been sending mixed signals the last week or so that has a lot of people talking. this basic issue of the 11 million undocumented in this country who donald trump ran around the country in the republican primary saying, they have to go. is donald trump going to say tonight that there are any circumstances under which any of those 11 million can stay in this country under a trump presidency? >> my guess is he is going to say that. but i don't know that for certain so we'll have to wait and learn together in a couple of hours. i would say this. the media tries so hard, the main stream media, to trip up donald trump or to make it look like he is flip flopping. if donald trump were to walk on water, the response from the main stream media would be that he doesn't know how to swim. >> they are dominated by immigration. you have one candidate after another saying donald trump, it is unrealist tokyo say you will deport all 11 many. and his position over and over will be no, they're the one

liz: david, look at the dow jones industrials, you see we gained 39 points. that does in a bigger sense reverse the seven-day losing streak. david: thank god. liz: growing anxiety weighing on corporate earnings. there is no way around that. let's bring in today's market panel. jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig hedge fund and gary bolt obama, from kaltbaum -- gary kaltbaum from kaltbaum capital management. gary, no way around it, looking at consumer over past three month, consumer better yet we can't seem to gain any air here with the economy. >> let me give you idea what i saw today. aig reported earnings, down 29%, revenues down 6%. there is a ton of that going on in the market. that is why there is anxiety around the market, players about what is going on here. for me it is all about the central banks. they continue to raise the bar. they continue to print more. they continue to go more negative in the interest rate environment and that is what is buffeting markets right here. as far as the economy think it is okay. i been saying three years, you have a go

ruth marcus from "the washington post," david corn from mother jones and jennifer ruben, opinion writerom "the washington post" who wrote those beautiful lines this morning. i grabbed them, i picked up the paper, i'm drinking the coffee, the french roast, i go that had to be said. i have to give you tribute. we have been watching these beautiful pictures, these people are all physical wonders, men and women both. what do they call them, wind surfing and stuff like that but also volleyball. what do you like, court or sand? >> i like the sand. >> all this activity and everybody's in great shape and everybody's like, it's like we are germans or something. i'm sorry. that's what it sounds like. everybody looks physically fit and just like winners and the men's swimmers and women's swimmers which is now integrated. >> you might be able to say it's a great country. >> the women have strength and stamina. >> women, bodybuilding is new the last 20 or 30 years, women focusing on fitness, not just beauty and that stuff but it's interesting, this hillary thing. let's just talk completely machiavel

heard a voice like this voice, especially when we are doing prince's music, david bowie, and natalie cole. and me and ms. jones. >> i love that. >> are you kidding me? >> i didn't know. >> it is an extraordinary show. my usually band with horns and have strings for some of the songs. barry white. >> please. >> can you do a little barry white voice? >> whatever, whatever. girl. i will do it. [laughter.] >> that's great. >> i liked it. >> what is it like to do this? >> my mom and dad were musicians. music was all around me. my grandmother played in the church. that was your first show, right? >> my first show. no, my grandmother wouldn't let me sing with her. it was my great grandmother. it was at a vfw. >> we got 50 cents. we played for 3 hours. we and three others. we played three songs. >> you have been doing this for a while, at a young age? >> no. >> where did you grow up? >> fayette, missouri. the university of missouri, columbia. >> yes. i didn't go there. >> it is a great journalism school. it is about 20 miles from there. everyone knew everyone. and one of my high school classrooms a retired from the ar

david begnaud reporting, thanks. and late today, our chief medical correspondent dr. jones lapook spoke with the head of the c.d.c., dr. tom frieden. >> reporter: are the conditionso on miami beach different, harder than, say, in wynwood? >> miami beach is going to be a particularly challenging area. the high-rise buildings means you can't apply aerial spraying in the same way. also, the windy conditions makeo it harder to apply some of thepp larvicide and adultacide products. on the other hand, you have more cement and pools that are o chlorinated. >> reporter: as c.d.c. director, what keeps you up at night about this whole zika outbreak?p >> i worry that it will be difficult to stop transmission once it's started in neighborhoods around the u.s. i'm deeply concerned about puerto rico, and i'm concerned that we won't have the resources we need to have a robust response, come up with better ways to find the virus, and better ways to get rid of the mosquito. >> pelley: jon, you've been covering zika for us since the what worries you the most? >> reporter: scott, i'm worried

david gowan. >> it's going to be a tight race to replace matt salmon. andy bigs, christine jones, don stapley, and justin olson. throughout this newscast you're going to be seeing that down when the polls close, and when the ballot counting begins. >> one of the most heated battles is for senate. john mccain has tried to brush off attacks from kelli ward. mccain turned 80 years old yesterday, and she recently questioned his life expectancy, as she hopes to put up a challenge tonight. more on this race. >> reporter: right now, we are at the mccain headquarters here in phoenix. fill out. really, tonight, they're hoping for, and really expecting a victory tonight. now if kelly word did go -- kelli ward did go on and win this race, it would be a massive upset. this year, it's a different electorate, and he's facing a to mccain this year. most notably, as you mentioned, she went on national television and questioned whether mccain who has turned 80 years old, is too old to still be in office. still, most numbers have her trailing. the reason for that is is she's been outgunned in ever

david corn is washington bureau chief for mother jones. robert costa is national political reporter for "the washington post" and all are msnbc political analysts. robert, you have now had the direct tying of the alt-right and right nationalist sort of elements to donald trump by hillary clinton and the trump campaign, are they surprised, nonplussed? what is their reaction to the fact that republicans have not come forward to refute what hillary clinton is saying? >> what we have seen from the trump campaign in recent days is an effort to try to improve trump's numbers with minority voters, talk about upcoming outreach to black voters in particular as well as latino voters and those overtures have come in the way trump has been talking about softening possibly his immigration stance. what we're seeing is the trump campaign with a new leadership team trying to adjust to the barrage that's coming from brooklyn and from secretary clinton and it's going to continue to come. they know that. >> robert, do they, are they reaching out to members o

david westin. paul tudor jones demand top traders take on more risk in the hedge fund shakeup. is still with us. than 230 billion dollars in assets under management and she thinks some belong with hedge funds. why hedge funds? katie: we believe they can give you two important things and when we talked about, deborah's vacation. to can get exposure to areas of the market -- and that is exposure. you can get exposure to areas of the market that you did not even alpha,f and outperformance, off of the ultimate holy grail of diversification. it is not correlated to anything else in your portfolio so if you can find hedge funds that can provide shrew alpha -- to office or skill, which reducing the and prevalent hedge funds, or if you can get exposure to other risk factors you do not have in your portfolio, they make a lot of sense, especially in this time of low returns. jonathan: the other issue is transparency. take a listen to this. >> that is the main issue that we have with hedge funds, there hard toally -- it is have full transparency and what is important is i want to make sure there's no corre

david ade..cbs 58 news. three people charged with crimes during the unrest in milwaukee appeared in court this morning. durell jones is charged with burglary and was bound over for trial during a preliminary hearing. joseph lindsey and devon love had a scheduling conference on a charge of enterting a locked accused of looting 'clark beer and liquor' on august 14th. today: any showers ending by mid morning.otherwise partial cleari with lower humidity. highs in the l80s. w 5-1 mph.tonight: partly cloudy, cooler. lows in the s. weekend: getting cooler and much more comfortablfor friday and saturday with highs in the middle 70s. sunshine returns for friday before scattered showers and storms are back satury. a few periods of rain may linger into the predawn hours of sunday, then loofor a dry and that is your cbs 58 news on t go. 3 stayed to cbs 58 all afternoon... coming up at 2 its the rachael ray show... then at 3 its dr. phil with... then stay with us this afternoon for the cbs 58 news at 4 and 4- with bill and michele... after several fights outside its doors... one kenosha school is looking for new ways to keep st

david duke will likely know tomorrow night whether he was able to overcome the opposition of the president and the former president of the united states in his race for the louisiana legislature. nbc's kenley joness tonight that the overriding issue is duke's past involvement in the ku klux klan. >> david duke sounds like a republican. >> read my lips, george bush, no new taxes. >> but the republican party wants nothing to do with him. >> and this man's got a 20-year history participating in ku klux klan and nazi activities. there's no place for this in the republican party, not as long as i'm chairman. >> duke's opponent is getting extraordinary national party support for a state legislative race. >> john has always worked for the traditional values and principles which you and i cherish. >> reporter: ronald reagan recorded a radio commercial for him and president bush sent a letter calling treen the clear choice. >> duke cried foul. >> it's not only heavy handed, it's unethical. >> that was in 1989. former grand wizard of the clu clucks clan, david duke, was running for a legislative seat in louisiana. lee atwater and the immediate past republican president of the united states, ronald reagan,

for guys like chandler jones, a chance to show off a little bit in front of the fan base that is season. carson palmer getting reps with david johnson. brown had a nice practice session here yesterday afternoon. the newer starters like 74, d.j. humphreys. there is brown who made big catches. you talk about depth for this wide receiving core. it is outstanding. pall hepalmer making a play. a lot of fun for a lot of catching autographs after the session. tyrann mathieu signing auto autographs. there is larry fitzgerald there. this was quite an afternoon for the cardinals. coming up this friday, they will host the oakland raiders in the first preseason game out there in glendale. richard saenz with the red and white practice late yesterday. >> we had a great season last like that so we got a great fan base here. they show us a lot of great reports so it is not a surprise. >> reporter: who had more fun the players or the fans? >> there was a lot of energy in the building. i felt like the fans had the most fun. there were a couple of times we had to repeat the play because we couldn't hear. it was loud so i imagine what it is goi

brave examples of racist wreck resident -- rhetoric, including alex jones who has been talking about white supremacy, and quoting david duke, supporter of the kkk and white supremacist, who said that donald trump presidency would be good for his movement. so she gave example after example and used trumps own words against him and that has been the most effective clinton distract, and we have seen it going -- strategy, and we have seen it going back to san diego when he start doing that in talking about how he would be a danger to national security. >> is the candidate or the campaign trying in some way or another that i don't know to convince us that this adoption of the head of breitbart and the glomming on to the ways of the "alt-right," are not some sort of suggestion that they have punted on everything else and decided this is the way to get to the white house? >> reporter: i think what is most interesting -- she is trying to explain to people out there who don't know what breitbart.com is and don't know what this "alt-right" movement is. she is trying to separate it out from conservative republicans, who she said

david cowley . and on the gop side we have former go daddy executive christine jones. they appear to be the front-runners but we also have down stately and state representative justin olson also on the ballot. for a full list of who is running and all parties, go to abc15.com/results. coming up at senators john mccain and sheriff joe arpaio. this starts the long battle to the general election. we will break down this race for you coming up. >>> right now looking into the threat of a lump -- of election tampering by russia. we first told you about this yesterday morning from the live desk. they report to major cedric -- security breaches one in arizona and one in illinois. you might remember state election officials took the voting registration system off- line in may after a potential cyber threat. right now it doesn' information was compromised. >>> another key primary is playing out in florida with marco river -- reveal running -- marco rubio running again for senate despite his initial decision to step down. and scholz is fighting to continue having control of her s

david: here we see all the major indexes in the green right now. .6% -- the tao off dow jones off .6%. 500d: this is the s&p broken down into 10 sectors. financials and materials vying for the top spot in terms of percentage change upward. looking at financials we have bank of america of five consecutive days, and wells fargo up for two. thatipation being raised raise will rise at least once on the heels of that speech from janet yellen. apple, we are always interested in apple. right now only down .10%. higher whend move news of the september announcement came out. tomorrow we may get the results .f the probe in damages owes jpmorgan says the worst-case scenario is a $19 billion liability. apple holds $231 billion in cash and equivalent so it would not even be a drop in the ocean to apple, but even if that were the case, ireland has said it will fight on behalf of apple, basically. we will see how that all plays out. boeing is another stock we will have a look at. it's now .5% higher. it's going to stay at the benchmark. how much do you get for a jetliner? david: i have no idea. at's

play here with david johnson and just goes back inside and ties the game at seven. third and 4, osweiler gets sacked by chandler jones beating chris clark here. you're going to see that kind of pressure come regular season here. john simon, looked like a screen pass to darren fells. took it 59 yards to the house. you can see the hit that still put on carson palmer. osweiler going to the end zone and will fuller makes the grab right here. a little of pushoff. touchdown texans. osweiler, 11-13, 146 yards. cardinals lose, 34-24. >> it is really bad luck. two tipped passes on the interceptions today. >> yeah, i mean unfortunately, sometimes the ball bounces in the other people's hands and a tip pass by the defensive lineman. 99% of the time, the balls get tipped and going down to the ground but i have to do a better job of finding a throwing lane happen. >> reporter: paul goldschmidt a day off against the reds. jake lamb's r.b.i. scores rickie weeks. still in the first, brandon drury sends this ball to center field. lamb going for it. cabrera, does he make the tag? does he hold on to the baseball? the first call, he is o

david price with four strike outs so far. and the orioles hosting the rangers right now, and it was all o's. four solo home runs, one from adam jones. the orioles spanked texas by a score of 5-1. here's the al east standings. the jays topped the astros, so sox currently in third place a half game behind the jails and a game and a half behind bank of america. before the game -- baltimore. before the game they called up an outfielder from port. he'll make his debut tomorrow time. he's shot up through the minor league ranks and now he's in the show. >> i'm extremely excited. something i've dreamed off since i was a kid, and to be here is unreal. >> >. i never made a timetable for myself. the only things i can control is to play hard and try to play well and win, so i was going to trust the process and the people that made the decision. i'm going out there and contribute the best i can. stick with my game and try to get as comfortable as i can here and hopefully help the team win. they're right in there and i'll come in and do what i can. >> >. and on the sixth day the patriots rested. after five straight days they got the day off to r

about leslie jones facing abuse to the point that she felt she had to quit. that makes people not want to sign up. davidget the top tech headlines on "bloomberg west." plunging 40%wagen through july. this is bloomberg. ♪ p.m. in london. bonnie: welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ where live from -- we are live from new york. are watching.e after months of silence secretary janet yellen speaking in jackson hole. the possibility of a rate hike has climbed to more than 60%. david: the final hour of trading. putting cold water and on -- on an earlier rally. bonnie: can the brand ever recover from that emissions scandal? one hour from the close of trading in the u.s. let's head to the market desk. anchor: we are at session lows. investors pulling out from equities after we

the dow jones and s&p 500 down and the nasdaq finishing up. we'll be right back. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. votevets is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> got to come to your tvs and do this. here's more proof you're never too old to follow your dreams. 80-year-old myrna bessen crossed sky diving off her list and love the camera in the guy's head there. the 80-year-old said her sop thought she was crazy. she described the jump though as a fast ride that really made her heart pump. she plans to do it again for her 81st birthday. >> she was so excited. signs of exhillation on her face. >> one brave grandmother, that's for sure. with august dr

david cutcliffe is changing gears before the blue devils open with n-c central. quarterback tomas sirk injured his achillies -- again and is out for the year. in steps daniel jones -- who will be the first duke freshman to start the opener since bobby campbell in 1997. cutcliffe sighted jones' better productivity, accuracy and game management in edging out junior parker bahme. the sirk news is still hard to swallow. join us tomorrow morning on abc-11 we'll see you again tomorrow night for "eyewitness news at ten" -- here on don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. by choosing flonase, you're choosing more complete allergy relief and all the enjoyment that comes along with it. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only control 1. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. with flonase, more complete relief means enjoyment of every beautiful moment. six is greater than one, changes everything. announcer: today on "tmz"-- harvey: chris brown is in big trouble. chris is a suspect for allegedly pointing a gun at miss california regional at his house thi

jones. man, the place was packed. the parking lot was packed. and this was a lot of energy at the stadium. you see carson palmer dumping it off to david johnson. a chance to catch practice and see some of the new faces, see some of the veterans go at it. you can see palmer stepping up here, going down field. and i'll tell you what, jeron he was impressive. a lot to look forward to with this football team. palmer again, just to get plenty of time here. looking for michael floyd. so many weapons. you've heard us talk throughout training camp the depth at wide receiver, at running back, the new faces along the offensive line. and there's a very familiar face in larry fitzgerald. man, the place was jumping. it's just part of that enthusiasm meter that is through the roof for this year's arizona card there's chris johnson right now. here is richard saenz. >> it was a great time for the cardinals and their fans. it's the annual red and white practice. it's not what it used to be, but there was still some hard hitting in the short yardage situation. i'm not sure who had more fun, the players or the fans. >> people have been following us through -- st

jones is up, the s&p 500 up .6%. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. david: i'm david gura.for the bloomberg is this flash, look the biggest is the stories in the news right now. fightaign to flight -- to researchting developing a strategy to use the technology. the block chain is more than just initial services. --nie: fiat chrysler with the ceo speaking in rome, following reports [indiscernible] >> we have a very good relationship with samsung as a supplier and strategic partner. opportunity has been look that by a variety of other people. we have more interest in just selling rally. it has strategic value for us. whatever thats company would like to do, nothing will happen overnight. david: square is unveiling new services that would give customers access to larger businesses that handle more transactions. jack dorsey is trying to convince customers that square can grow in an increasingly crowded industry. that is your business flash of eight. -- that is your business flash. guest: you are so excited about politics that you want to forget all about business. david: can i

jones, but it belongs in a museum. >> or maybe in your entryway. it would be lovely. >> if you buy it, open your home for everybody to see. world news is davideaking news tonight. bracing for severe storms in several major cities in the east. the system already bringing at least seven tornadoes and dangerous driving. while in the south tonight, the death toll rises, and so do the waters. a state of emergency. we're there. >>> the wildfires tonight. a new fire outside l.a. on the way to vegas. roaring to life. and the other fire, more than 100 homes and businesses lost. tonight, word of an arrest. >>> donald trump defiant this evening, saying, why change what got him this far? and hillary clinton, the fbi turning over e-mail evidence to members of congress who demanded it. >>> the controversial video tonight. pinned by police. the mother dangling, held against a patrol car. >>> and the new warning for homeowners tonight. what this woman is doing inside

david duke saying this is my kind of candidate. where she loses me when she gets with the read alex jones conspiracy theories, mainstream america isot aware who these people are. a little too wonky inside baseball. i think they both lose this week. harris: julie, is it dicey game saying on their own behalf you are not courting these people and can't legislate who they are voting for. >> you can't blame and hold people accountable for those who vote for them. hillary clinton made a misstep this week when she sort of insulted the american voters who are going to vote for donald trump. i mean it is one thing to insult the candidate. another thing to insult the folks who vote for them. those are americans. and i will say on the comments this week, it is just race to the bottom. this kind of grade school game of copycat. i'm not a racist, you're a racist. i'm not a bigot. you're a bigot. harris: something, julie you said all along, can we get to the point talking about what is important to the people voting in november. we're both mothers. we're people paying taxes. we have some things we would like to see worked out before november 8t

jones and grand teton on maverick and ackerman. <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) >>> a hearing is scheduled this morning ... for a 63 year old man arrested for sex trafficking. investigators say david coil lured teens into prostitution through posts on craigslist. fall. 8 news now spoke with a few of coil's neighbors... and say they've had several run- in's about maintaining his property. police believe there may be more victims... if you have any information, call crimestoppers./// ((brian loftus)) >>> new this morning.. the family of an arizona shooting range instructor accidentally killed by a 9- year- old girl.... filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company. this happened back in 2014.. charlie vacca was teaching her how to shoot an uzi when she st him. the lawsuit says the gun wasn't safe or appropriate to entrust to a young girl ... and say the gun range owners and operators were negligent in vacca's death./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> even though school starts monday, the clark county school district is still in need of teachers. there are more than 300 vacancies ... many for teaching positions inside at risk elementary schools. nearly half are for special education class

david ortiz about it and -- the same thing. [laughter] >> reporter: clearly, age is just a number. meantime, another star seems to have punched her ticket to rio. we're not talking about an athlete. it's leslie jones, comedian. her tweets have gotten her an invite down to brazil. leslie jones goingor twitter. >> i got my medals ready. we're ready for the olympics, 2016! >> reporter: the saturday night live show showing her support for team usa. >> usa! go, rio! ! >> reporter: she's been live tweeting the rio olympics. >> go! go! >> seriously, dude do you know out of your knees? >> this is the most aggressive game of ping-pong i've ever seen and i'm scared. >> reporter: one of follow her followers thought she deserved a spot on the commentary team and tweeted. jim bell agreed, the nbc producer, and said okay, lessgy jones, yo -- leslie jones, you are invited to rio the want t want. want to come? because you need me. i would have the olympics pumped. bell tweeted that he would connect with her. we'll have to wait and see. i will keep my eyes peeled. >> i know you will working around the clock. thank you, nancy. >> leslie tag team duo there. >> yes. >> doing a great job. we're having a lot of fun. it

david louie, stash stab. >>> a man suspected in the deadly shooting of an arkansas sheriff deputy is now in custody. police arrested the 34-year-old billy jones hours after he opened fire on officers that responded to a disturbance call near hackett arkansas. the deputy was taken off of life support this afternoon and a second officer suffered a superficial bullet wound. authorities say the suspect had a history of drug arrests dating back to 2007. >>> a blistering report from the justice department on baltimore police behavior is a validation of what residents say is a long-standing pattern of unlawful stops and searches and arrests. marcy gonzalez has the new details. >> reporter: a federal investigation revealing blatant discrimination and systematic issues within the baltimore police department, finding officers routinely violated the constitutional rights of citizens, especially african-americans, made unlawful arrests and regularly used excessive force. >> these violations have deleap eroded the trust between bpt and the community it serves, trust that is essential to effective policing and officer safety. >> launching the investigation

>> i appreciate your voice, state representative david bowen there for us from milwaukee, wisconsin. thank you somebody which are somebo . >>> van jonesnn political commentator, boris epstein, senior advisor to the trump campaign. gentlemen, welcome. i'm sure you were both listening to my conversation. boris, to be fair, i want to make sure you can respond. i was jotting notes as i talked to him, referring to tricking law enforcement, mr. trump being there tonight, not speaking to the community. that's a concern among many, that he is playing politics in milwaukee. your response. >> donald trump is going to milwaukee to talk about the issues that face a lot of cities in this country. mostly actually sheriff talked about it, it is the crippling poverty that's facing the inner cities of this country. donald trump's been talking about this for a long time. >> which is what the representative was just outlining. >> of course. donald trump has been at the front lines of wanting to combat that. you heard statements after dallas he talked about it after -- to the shootings in minnesota. >> but will he talk to the communities and not just spe

david clark. p?p?h nicole: i am nicole pedallides, the dow jones industrial average that the 7-day losing streak finishingll gaining 40 points, the dow trying to find direction, up 40 and up one. look at the dow winners and losers apple leading the way in technology among the winners. tim cook had a ceo, record-breaking month for july for the apps store, highest ever in monthly billing, he has put out this tweet, ford recalling 840,000 vehicles in the us and mexico, trip advisor coming under pressure after week revenue for hotels and a change in the website. stuart: police investigating a dc metro police officer named nicholas young, trying to assist isis, young was born in america, converted to islam. sheriff david clark is with us, this is a dangerous situation, a law enforcement officer is trying to help isis. are we to the point where we have to check out muslim converts who are part of the authorities? are we there? >> we need congress to reset how we do domestic intelligence. this is a stupid way to deal with radicalized americans. it is an efficient and ineffective, spent 6 years on an investigatio

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joning us here in the situation room. we have our panel here, thank very much for joining us. david you said she could lead to the destruction of this country from within. she is untable, she lacks character. she is dangerous, a liar, she is close unhinged. she would be a disaster as president and he said that very quickly. he was really going after her. >> he is now trying to take the frame that hillary clinton is building around him and his temperament and flip it on it's head. that clearly ere mind whether or not it is getting under his skin or not, he wants to call into question her fitness for the office as well. he does not want this to be a one-sided conversation. >> it was an effort to change the conversation and focus on hillary clinton. instead he has been in interparty squabbles. finally moving in the direction that most republicans want. >> what does that say that he is finally moving in the direction that the republican leadership here in washington and in the campaign, that they want today do this. >> is sounds like they persuaded him to go after someone other than the

jones, maria cardona and paris dennard. if you didn't join us last hour, you missed a very interesting hour of conversation with these people. we're going to try it again. >> he has supporters like david duke connected with the ku klux klan who are saying donald trump is their donald trump is pushing their values. they're not american values, they're not our values. donald trump was a main guy behind the scourless campaign saying that president obama wasn't born in america. >> first of all, i was deeply offended. to go to hpcu and have that gutter politics is beyond the pale to me. every democrat needs to stand up and say this is reprehensible, this is beneath you, beneath this campaign. if you have a problem with donald trump talking to the black community, then have a count counter. don't attack him by calling him a bigot and a racist. >> and van jones, what do you say? >> well, i, first of all, think it's important that we take note that even though donald trump has disavowed and i applaud him for disavowing the support of the white supremacist organizations, the support keeps coming. you can't control who is for you. there might be some terrible people for hillary clinton. but it

jones a prime example. >> so what's the difference of the alt-right and white nationalists, white supremacists, kkk, are these all the same people, just with a different name here? >> well, just as david duke took the kkk and dressed it up in a suit and tie, the alt right is also white nationalism. they differentiate themselves in their own minds, saying well, they are pro-white, and that they claim that that is not racism. so they are basically the next generation of what are extra additionally the neo nazi movement, a pro white movement that wants to make america more masculine. they feel america has become to feminized, they're against interventions in foreign wars and peg neo conservatism. they are essentially the same thing. but a new breed. >> and hillary clinton attempts to tie donald trump to the alt-right, what does she have to point to that he has either courted these people or somehow enjoyed their attention or support. >> well, donald trump, there have been several studies that have shown how many times he's retweeted neo nazis on social media, and the only other person who has come close is one of his two children. they tend to retweet items from neo nazi followers on soc

david faber and mike santoli live from post nine. carl quintanilla is on assignment in rio. we will see him there later in the week. the dow jonesl average is completely flat. we'll see which way we go and whether the dow ends up breaking its seven-day losing streak. s&p flat, nasdaq positive, oil up a percent. breaking economic data to get to right here at the top of the hour. ism services is out. rick santelli has the numbers. rick? >> yes. the nonmanufacturing read is sequentially lower a bit lower than expectations at 5.55, triple 5s, expecting a number close to 56. last month, still stands at 56.5. how does it stack up, you ask? well 56.5, last look, last month, was the high read of the year and it goes back to the best since november of last year. the low read, actually was the month before. it was in may and may was 52.9. look at internals. we lost a little bit on the ism employment side, 52.7, our last month. 51.4. but still above 50. if we look at new orders this actually climbed a handle from 59.9 to 60.3. so, of course, this may make it more interesting to pay attention to friday's big july report after adp today. one

david abney, great trade debate. "squawk box" will be right back. >>> luxury watch spri slowdown in sales, one company seeing record sales. robert frank jones this story. >> that's not a luxury watch. awful looking thing on her -- >> that is not why. >> the englishman is wearing the luxury watch of course. >> the reason why it's largely china and swiss watch sales down 16% in june largely weakness in asia but maker of world's most expensive watches they can't keep up with demand including for its piece of graffiti watch. makes the most expensive watches in the world with average sale price of $185,000. the newest model marks a new extrema piece of graffiti for your wrist for $800,000. called rm-6801, a collaboration with french street artist. instead of tagging trains and walls with spray cans, he used tiny air brushes to cover each part of the watch. >> he goes around the streets, hits advance, bridges, big illegal art. >> exactly. >> he's making only 30 of the watches and they are already sold out. while the luxury watch industry is slowing, he can't keep up with demand. >> we can't satisfy everybody. the watch business is very much turne

jones website. this shows why milwaukee was primed to explode. do you agree with that or the milwaukee sheriff david clarke who says it's because of liberal politics in the media? let's go to republican bill, hi. what do you think? caller: well, first my response was to that initial caller regarding the sheriff saying that every time somebody sees him on tv, all he does is support the police. just in contrast, every time black one of the representatives sharp on the or one of these guys, they are always anti-police. just to have contrast there. also, it all bases down to traditional home values, strength of a family, mother and father, and all the substitutions of character and upbringing is a major factor that seems to be a subject that a lot of these people in these nakeds just don't want to factor in as part of a major issue. host: and bill, do you agree with the other side that you said that's part of it. do you agree with folks on the other side who say there are some institutional failures? lack of education, lack of access to jobs that the one was r from milwaukee talking about. do you agree