dom? >> we got a tin cup here. yeah. >> dom? >> uh, matt, tom marr passed away.r was a longtime baltimore and philadelphia talk show host, and when i broke in at wwdb -- not so long ago -- there were these great names of philadelphia -- one of them irv homer, who you know -- was a panelist here. dominic quinn, susan bray, dr. jim corea, and tom marr -- the golden age of talk radio. there was tremendous diversity, color, and entertainment. he was one of the old-timers. >> thanks, dom. jim? >> matt, during the convention, all of the politics that's gonna be going on, there's a great charity event the tuesday night of the convention -- i believe the 26th -- down at citizens bank park, a celebrity all-star batting challenge. perhaps you'd like to join in. some of the proceeds are going to go to the washington literacy project and to phillies charities. >> thanks, jim. jeff? >> slogan on governor gary johnson and governor william weld -- the libertarians on their website is, "make america sane again." well, can sanity result itself? and if this ticket gets 15% in the

we are back to that swing state status. >> dom, always a pleasure speaking with dom giordano from wphts, jim and brooke. >>> did you notice dress melania wore during the speech before the rnc. >> difficult. >> a lot of people d it sold out. it cost $2,200. would you believe it is supposed to be a wedding dress from a model bride. and, there is a hidden message behind this choice. it was designed in the by an american but by a native who is based in the uk. of course, it was once parts of the yugoslavia where she's from. >> um-hmm. >> $2,200. >> yes. >> late, late show james corden has been known for car pool karaoke. >> he picks up a special guest for a historic addition. >> hi there. >> do you want to go for a spin. >> they have been teasing this. >> you will in the want to miss first lady's michelle obama sing ago long to the hit single ladies. >>> you can catch all new late, late she james corden tonight after the late show with stephen colbert right here on cbs-3. >> michelle obama has got moves there. we will be right back with three things you need to know. >> it three is to go b

thanks, dom. speaking of interest rates, there are so many fed speeches this week it's going to be tough to keep track of all of them. that's why we have steve liesman. >> what do we think of replacing santelli on the bond report. >> rick is gone for a week and you're just ready -- >> no, i thought dom did a great job. >> very capable of what they do. >> exactly. exactly. so this is a big week for fed speak. let me start off with what the consensus is. the consensus is that it's going to be kind of a cool summer, but perhaps a hot fall for the fed when it comes to what happens take july off -- pardon me, and they take -- and start to reconsider jobs, reconsider the data and interest rates in september, october. let's look at all the speakers we get. the question is all these guys and gals, and women, stick to the same script here? we have essther george spoke today. she spoke rates are too low. that was a headline we got from her. she didn't dissent last meeting. loretta speaks at 9:30 tonight eas

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kicks in tomorrow with metro even single tracking to be acquire of by east falls church next witness dom and holly. >> coming up on "fox" news morning a law professor wants members of baltimore city prosecutors office barred over the freddie gray case. >> and the winner got a little bit longer for game of thrones plan is and a live look outside the region. time now 4:38, temperature 30 degrees and back in a back now at 4:40 here will the stories you're engaging with most on social media with the news time tracker. pretesters creatd major backups during rush hour i-95 south of rich mopped and black lives matter activist blocked portions of the interstate and briefly occupied all southbound travel lanes bringing traffic it a stand still. 13 people were arrested after they refused to exitet highway. >> baltimore prosecutors in freddie gray case are feeling pressure for disbarment after legal analysts criticized their handling of the case saying prosecutors should drop charges against all three remaining officers and one analyst law professor at george washington plans to file it today calli

. >> i like you picked the usa today dom. sort only throw them a bone. i always feel after i read it i need to read something else quickly. i actually need to read something substantive. no, that's a good paper for o'da daily paper. we're so worried about covering this jobs report today, we have steve himself. are you doing your work to come up with the number? he does his work and like the number its, the standard deviation, gets you close. sometimes you're way off, other times you're exactly right and i'm wondering after the last couple of weak reports, we're due for a good report, especially after adp. i want steve to work on how many reports do we have before the election exactly so we have today, we got -- this is june. then we have july, august, september, will we get october before the election? will you check that for me? and sara the point i'm making and dom, when do we start seeing the big numbers. to get the most bang for your buck to sway the election, when do we get the big 400,000 numbers dom? when would you do it? when would you? would you

let's see what dom did. here's dom's look. come on out. oh.s. >> yeah. so, dom, you're up first. >> yes and, dom, tell us about your look. >> well, i decided to do something very japanese inspired. i saw this fabric and thought it would be cool to be inspired by japanese waters and like the mountains and things like that so i did something flowy yet structured, very elegant and it's day to night so something that could work during the daytime look confident but at night she looks very elegant and chic. >> ooh. what do you think, nina? >> okay. >> christopher, tell us about what was your inspiration. >> my inspiration was effort at sexiness that you bring to a jeweltone during the day and you can also wear it at night. you can undo the sleeve. >> oh. >> day to night like that. >> oh. >> and just have -- >> and just -- a dramatic sleeve. >> heidi, what do you think of that? >> what do you think. >> i have my favorite already. i do. i'm quick. >> we'll save it till after michael. you're up. >> i wanted to take you to the hamptons. so i designed a

details with dom? >> looking at hershey shares, spiked today. they did get up there. on the heels of a reuters report saying one of the trustees of the hershey trust company, this is the trust that controls much of hershey stock, has resigned over the weekend. this according to a hershey trust spokesperson. the report goes on to say now that there are nine remaining members. trustees, of the hershey trud. . all of this comes amidst a takeover trying to take over hershey in this particular instance, it may signal turmoil within the trust itself. we reached 0 ut to the hershey trust for a comment and have yet to hear back, but we can tell you we've reached out and will bring you more as we know more on our side, back to you. >> the food space, dom. a lot of wheeling and dealing lately. see where it leads. thanks. dom chu. >>> now to tyler mathisen with a look at what's coming up on >> scott, thank you very much. top of the hour hope you'll join us for "power lunch." stocks, s&p 500 at record levels, dow not far behind, nasdaq at 5,000, where do we go from here? higher o

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back over to you. >>> dom, thank you. dollar shave club should be renamed the billion dollar shave club after today because unilever buying the company for a cool $1 billion. joining us now, david pachtman, one of the dollar shave club's largest investors. you're going to hate this question. >> bring it on. >> but i've got to ask you. >> go. >> how much money did you make today? >> my firm did really well. we got a 10 x return on our vested capital. >> how much did you put in? >> that we're not disclosing right now. >> just trying to do the math in my head. >> you could multiply it by ten. >> barely. >> i think your shave could have been closer today. >> i was a former member of the dollar shave club. >> did you not like the other members? was it a problem with the other members? >> any club that allow me in i don't want to be a part of. my point is we're americans, we dream, we're aspirational. we dream of making money or getting -- i know you've had some big hits and you're a successful guy, but how big of a win was thi

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lauren: p dom handing -- president obama handing off the mantle of hope. baton. lauren: obama embracing hillary clinton as the woman for his job. >> there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not bill, nobody, more qualified than hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states of america. lauren: the white house backing clinton and tearing down her republican rival. he has no clue period. lauren: the dnc hopeful also taking aim. >> does anybody in this auditorium believe that donald trump has been paying his fair share of taxes? lauren: tonight it is hillary clinton's big moment. she will take the stage accepting the nomination and addressing the american people. find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. lauren: trump now defending himself on fox. >> i'm seeing sarcastic. -- i'm being sarcastic. lauren: a clinton present -- lauren lyster, abc news, philadelphia. erika: ed harding will be in the convention hall with h reports continue this afternoon 11:00 and tomorrow morning on the eye-opener as well. look for special news coverage from the convent

dom actually just did a nice little piece. kind of stole my thunder. he hit the nail on the head. it's all because of airlines. the index in transports are indistinguishab indistinguishable. the reason is crude oil has come back. sinking the airlines. rallying back i think is a broader signal, so this doesn't say sell stocks. crude oil's coming back. that's the reason i believe stocks have stabilized. has really hurt most transports, so i say ignore it. >> todd, thank you. trading analysis.com. who takes the death cross the transports, the leading indic e indicat indicator? >> there's something to it, but i think what was interesting was that divergence. all about yield. 2%. iyt. yield. 1%. that's your divergence right there. >> the airline are getting just so clobbered, but the valuation, really. >> the valuation is so bad. so bad. that the industry's never been in better shape. >> credit suisse today downgraded united an american saying we are late to the game, but we expect several quarters of disappointing -- >> not trading like -- >> ahead. still ahead. >> having the traded l

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dom shot and killed by her estranged husband saturday night. cheryl conner talk to neighbors about the victim and what happened. cheryl: her waldorf home is quiet. neighbors say that her work truck was outside. prince george's county police say she will not be coming home. investigators say the 41 numeral was in a car when she was shot and killed by her estranged husband saturday night on oxon hill road. >> i feel terrible, because it is two houses down. theyl: he was out grilling day after her what he thought was fireworks or gunshots. >> if we know, maybe we could have called authorities. cheryl: a short time after the at thedom, showed up station and oxon hill and turn himself in. the 41-year-old is being held on no bond, charged with first and second degree murder. court records show that he lived in the 7400 block of oxon hill road in prince george's county the shooting happened. we knocked on the door and the man who answered said no comment. neighbors in waldorf would not go on camera. they said nobody knew the woman well, but the man ha

thanks, dom.olf of wall street type party at a rented mansion in the hamptons reportedly left the house in shambles and now robert frank has new news on the story. >> more capital has fired the manager after the wild party in the hamptons went viral. barna hope of theed a spray-a-thon party which estimated 1,000 people, champagne showers, girls in bikinis and the rapper performing on the balcony at the $20 million mansion in bridgehampton. mr. barna's personal judgment was inconsistent with the firm's values and is no longer employed by the company. sources tell me the 31-year-old trader traded in structured data and debt. his performance most recently was not great. every year there is a grady controversial party in the hamptons. par for the course. wealth gone wild. look at all the people. >> i read in the people they actually destroyed the concrete around the pool. >> the owner of the house who is preparing to sue barna said there were 1,000 people at this party. >> 1,000. >> 1,000. that's a fi

dom, thank you for staying late.good stuff. >>> good to see you again, sharon. >> here's what's happening this hour. two bail lives were killed and a deputy sheriff hospitalized after being shot at the berrien county courthouse in michigan. the suspect was killed and area secured by police. >>> florida firefighters in hill borough county are battling a 35-acre brush fire causing major traffic delays in the area. authorities say a lightning strike may be to blame. firefighters have been on the scene for nearly 24 hours. >>> trial proceedings continuing for the fourth baltimore officer in the death of freddie gray. lt. brian rice is facing charge of manslaughter, assault, reqless endangerment. he is the highest ranked officer being charged in the death of freddie gray. >>> draped green was arrested on assault charges sunday morning at an east lansing restaurant. green was released on a $200 bond and is scheduled for a july 20th arraignment. that is cnbc's news update. back to you, sara, bill? certainly the bulges have

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autoridades investigan el Último dom peÑa nieto hizo hoy inesperado mea culpa sobre uno de los mayoresnsiÓn de la primera dama de mÉxico, conocido como la casa blanca, el presidente peÑa nieto ofreciÓ disculpas y anunció la creaciÓn de un mecanismo para combatir la corrupciÓn. presidente peÑa nieto: en carne propia sentÍ la irritaciÓn de los mexicanos y la entiendo perfectamente. por eso, con toda humildad, les pido perdÓn. horas antes de la promulgaciÓn de las leyes, el secretario de la funciÓn pÚblica renunciÓ al cargo. quien habÍa sido nombrado por el mismo presidente de la repÚblica para investigar el conflicto de interÉs por la casa blanca. >> tengo la convicciÓn de que el sistema nacional anticorrupciÓn requiere que todas sus instituciones funcionen a ello obedece mi determinaciÓn personal de haber presentado la renuncia a este cargo. reportera: fue criticado al inicio de su gestiÓn por exonerar al presidente peÑa nieto sobre la adquisiciÓn de la casa blanca. hace unas semanas, un reportaje de univisiÓn investiga reveló que la ex pareja del funcionario denunciÓ haber sufrido abus

they had vaguely pro trump message mostly against gays blacks and moran dom targets.ice were mostly able to keep the peace and prevent violence from break out. some bystanders say they were not offensed by the demonstrations while some locals felt otherwise. >> kindergarten rule for me. keep your hands and feet to yourself and we are in america. they have right to say what they want to say. >> this is what nobody needs. you don't need to be insight to do start -- you got to start working on problems then trying to divide us. this does not but divide. >> protests have been low key. local police say they arrested two dozen people from minor offenses. >>> right from the republican national convention backyard democrats are bashing the way rifles are characterizing hillary clinton. >> this as the democratic vice-presidential watch and wait continues fox's mike emmanuel has the latest. what they're coming out and doing has nothing to do with the contest of ideas and values. report roar harsh words from steadfast hillary clinton supporter and possible vice-presidential tick

and today, they're strapped on to the rocket ship of pass that is middle-aged couple-dom. >> msnbc will going public. because they already know that they are together. they leave together from events, they're together on the weekends. so this is something that is not whispered about at msnbc. but appears that everyone there already knows. >> can you check on mika? okay, she's over there somewhere. >> mika has left the building. >> all right! >>> let's move onto the number two story we're tracking. yesterday the academy of motion pictures announced big c to their voting roster. less than year after the oscar so white controversy, a new and more importantly diverse group of hollywood actors have been invited to join. and the stars took to social media to celebrate. >> it's great to have as much diversity as we can. >> idris elba, michael b. jordan and ice cube among the academy's class of 201 >> i think it makes for industry, for better satisfied audi >> what do you mean by that? >> viveca fox joined the r 683 new members, writing thankful letters for the academy i i received, along with

one of the prior guests in dom's piece said if profits don't start to click upward, we're going to be calm for a long time in the markets. how do you see u.s. profits. >> we're just about to hea into actually a bright spot. we've had this brexit vo of weeks ago. now, we're going to hear from these big national corporations doing business in europe and we're going to hear directly from them how this might impact their second half of 2016 and maybe even 2017 as well. and i think when all is said and think earnings are going to be down about 4%, year over year. we have some lingering impact of the st weaker oil prices, but i think the guidance for the second half of the year is going to be far more important than what companies tell us about the second half or the second quarter. remember, the second quarter is pre brexit. the second half is is post brexit. what the market wants to kn know now is what's going to happen. >> thanks very much. >>> those concerns that britain's exit from the eu could slow the global economy weighed if the global economy slows, demand won't grow enough to sup

>> the group had a vaguely pro trump message but mostly railed against blacks, gays and other moran dom targets. >> do you think this is advances our public discourse or not so much? >> i mean, i feel like there's a lot of hate right now. >> reporter: police reinforcements pack the park. foot, on bicycles even on horseback. when war and wicked moved to confront another group of demonstrators, cops built a human wall to keep them apart. some bystanders said they were not offended by the demonstrations as as long as the venom was mostly verbal. >> kindergarten rule for me. keep your hands and feet to yourselves. we are we're in america. they have right to say what they want to say. >> reporter: a few local seemed saddened to feel their newly refurbished park packed with police to keep protesters to keep from lighting the fuse. >> we got to start working on our problems than trying to divide us. this does nothing but divide. >> reporter: what does all of this for tend for philadelphia next week. no way of knowing not at least. philadelphia police have have been if cleveland this week to ta

night, that electrified this room that brought clinton and sanders support together after a day of dom ma. >> reporter: michelle obama officially -- trying to pave the way for the first woman to hold that office. >> because of hillary clinton, my daughters and all our sons and daughters now take for granted that a woman can be president of the united states. >> reporter: bringing people to tears about her husband's place in american history. >> generations of people who felt the lash of bondage but who kept on doing what needed to be done. i wake up every morning in a house that was built by slaves. >> reporter: the speech a circuit breaker, steadying the shift after the convention's rocky start. her husband saying incredible speech by an incredible woman, couldn't be more proud. sparking almost universal praise. >> the speech was well written, very effective. >> if you weren't moved by that, go to the doctor. >> reporter: even an unlikely source, donald trump telling the hollywood reporter, i thought her delivery was excellent. i thought she did a very good job, i liked her speech. th

dom, thank you very much.et's look at where the market stands right now at highs there 18,340 for the dow industrials. it is certainly higher. the s&p poking into record territo territory. and nasdaq squarely above 5,000. let's go to steve liesman. >> thank you very much. federal reserve released minutes and six fed banks want to raise by 0.25% in june. two new banks, boston and st. louis joined four who'd already been there. richmond, san francisco, cleveland and kansas city all wanted to raise by 0.25%. there's little parsing of this. boston, richmond and st. louis, they took their vote, their boards of directors voted to do this before that weak may jobs report. but three other banks, cleveland, kansas city, san francisco, they took their vote after. so they didn't care about the weak may jobs report. they still wanted to raise the discount rate. that's the rate that banks go to the window, the fed's discount window for emergency lending if needed. the fed banks who wanted that hike they expected a stronger

owe dom was just in town for the 4th of july. he won a best actor for his role.rt of hamilton next week. speaking of he was not, a group of thussiests are meeting in trenton. the story goes, martha washington named her ferrell tom cat after hamilton. it's included in the broadway show. the group says the story was actually a satire piece written by a british man. >> katie thought that was funny too >> a new i ron man. meet the teenage girl taking over the suit. williams is said to be a science genius who enrolls in mit at the age of 15 and builds her own iron man suit in her dorm room. there could be a new title coming for her series. >> look at that. nice. >> i love that. >> very cool. >> she's smart. everything is cool. >> you said attitude. of people have an attitude after the weather today. >> they will. i believe if you factor in the heat and humidity and septa problems, no one wants, yeah, it's really great pool weather. i'll give you that. if you got to be out in a suit and tie. >> i'm not going outside. i'm staying in here all day. >> i did the beach hair

"road to cerf dom" a must read, and you go back to many of those foundational books. they're going to be -- this summer i'm looking to read, and haven't dvded which book but there are several on online marketing. we're dealing with the issue of data security and privacy, and i led with peter welch out of vermont a privacy working group for a couple of years, and i found it so interesting, as you look at the "new york times" list and the amazon list and different ones, that the crop of business books right now deal with the digital space, and online marketing, and i want to read a couple of those just to do my own trend analysis, and see what people who consider themselves to be experts or are considered to be the experts, what they have to say and what the trends are they're working toward. i think that would help me as we get ready to work through this issue. >> host: where do you get your books? >> guest: just depends. sometimes it's the library. sometimes i may think of something i want to read and we may just get it from the library of congress. my local library i

dom giordano from 1210 wpht is at the convention. we will talk to him live from cleveland at 6:50 right here on "eyewitness news". >>> once the republicans leave cleveland democrats will make philadelphia the center of attention. last minute preps are underway at the wells fargo center which host the convention starting on monday. a clean up job is going on in many parts of the city. under i-95 crews are sprucing up this skate park that has become an illegal dump. >> we think we are going through the area just to beautify the area for the dnc and we just say please stop dumping down here and we can have it looking nice for dnc. >> philadelphia homeless are worried about finding another place. two men told "eyewitness news" the city has informed them the convention center and other campsite will be off limit during the convention. >>> police call it a disturbing discovery, just ahead of the dnc in philadelphia, they say the officers pulled over a minivan in germantown and discovered two improvised explosive devices and fire works insi

dom giordano -- radio talk show host.i, matt. >> jim eisenhower -- attorney. >> morning, matt. >> morning, jim. and jeff jubelirer -- communications executive. >> hi, matt. >> good morning, jeff. so we're talking about dallas and its implications here in philadelphia, in particular in a couple of weeks from now. philadelphia police and dnc officials will certainly be reviewing their security plans in response to the killing of several dallas police officers right as a police-brutality gathering was breaking up. philadelphia police commissioner richard ross has ordered two officers to be in patrol cars during patrols

funders identified by conservative transparency project between 1995 and 2014 include the surrel tree dom trust which according to center for medium democracy source watch has also funded american for prosperity and the american enterprise institute and alec which we've talked about and sponsors the state policy network and of course we can't go without the heartland institute with their wonderful unabomber billboard. dr. brulle's research indicates that the surrel trust gave over $20 million to these groups between 2003 and 2010. donors capital fund, this big spider at the center of the web here is a donor to the john locke foundation, and, yes, of course the charles g. koch charitable foundation. and the john locke foundation is a member of the state policy network that -- quote -- $83 million right wing empire funded by a koch family foundation and the identity launderers donors trust and donors capital which brings us to the so-called thomas jefferson institute for public policy. by the way, it's fair to say that yet again when we move from franklin to madison, these foundations end u

i do love dom. >> you do?>> get this, we have not moved more than 1% for nearly three weeks. one of the longest such stretches in decades. what does this tell us? nick and eddie. nick, first to you, it's been a distinct period of lack of volatility. maybe because of the conventions or something else. does it mean anything? are we like a spring ready to get sprung? >> you know, certainly has been a low volatile time and the precedent is 1990 not a great time to be in stocks and same time i think you would get the catalyst to push us higher and we see gdp today and kind of a disappointing number means the dollar weakens and rates come down, that's helpful and seeing the jobs report data next week and maybe confirms it. >> weak gdp number is good thing for equities? >> yeah. back to bad news is good news and rates underpin valuations here and bad news economically, then rates come down and stocks the end to go up. the final piece is oil. our desk is looking at $40 a barrel oil. if it breaks that to the downside,

guys, back over to you. >> dom, thank you very much.tinue with earnings and focus on chipotle in particular. those shares highly volatile last night after hours when the company came through missing analyst estimates though they are higher now. the food freebies and promotions failing to lure customers to the extent management hoped as they struggle to recover from the food safety problems. joining us steven anderson senior restaurant and consumer analyst, at maxum group and nick, whose is a restaurant analyst at bush securities. both of you are downbeat about what you're seeing at the moment. nick you are comparatively bullish of the two. what did you make of what you heard last night? >> i don't know if i am bullish. to me the bottom line, we're having to delay the trajectory of the recovery consistently now, you know, with every single incremental data point. i'm not sure when it stops. inca pit tulation -- as capitulation happens towards q4 when we don't get the visibility we need into a recovery in '17, at least 2.2 to 2.3 million

. >> and he said it, by the way, on dom giordano's show. he's one of our insiders and does a radio program. what was your takeaway from that? >> well, i wrote a blog post about this, a column that appeared on philly.com. and part of the problem is black lives matter itself, in that it considers itself a movement, not an organization. so it does not really have identifiable speakers who can look at a comment made by mcnesby and say, "well, the people you're talking about don't really represent us. they're people who show up at our rallies because we invite everyone to our rallies. but we as a movement are not about killing police officers or inciting violence." so they have some responsibility in this, too. mcnesby's remarks -- absolutely wrong. but, you know, there's also some responsibility on the other side. >> last word. >> it's inflammatory language, which we can agree to. but we also have seen other examples, such as in wichita, kansas, i believe, where they turned a black lives matter protest, after the shooting in baton rouge, into a

. >> the knee jerk is what you see at the very peek at that move dom and then it has taken a little helium of why the stock has come down. >> correct. that's why people are exercising a bit of skepticism. liberty media controls a number of different players. they have about 64% of the stock in what's happening in sirius xm. perhaps a little bit of skepticism because you don't know how they would combine the businesses, about eight plus million share have traded so far. for the stock we're at about 12.10. thank you. >> we have spoke about the trader blitz. i think you might have had some unusual activity in pandora in the past. i think the worst is past this company. i do believe they report this morning after the close a 10 to 20% below stock. mid singledy ji digits, double double digits. >> i own some calls and it was all based upon some -- some of the indicators were people just continuing to come in there and buyi buying upside. they were buying the september 12 calls not that long ago and now the buying is there. >>> large cap tech stocks have been an a terror. let's kick it off with a

i'm going dom back tomorrow. >> please do.the real story" starts now. >>> we begin with a fox news alert. and jam ces comey's announcemen. hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle. now called to testify tomorrow in an emergency hearing on capitol hill to explain his decision. meantime republicans are blasting mrs. clinton with donald trump doubling down. we've got wall-to-wall coverage on these fast moving developments with florida senator marco rubio joining us with his reaction in a few minutes and kristin fitcher with the latest response from the white house. first let's go to

i'm going dom back tomorrow. >> please do. "the real story" starts now. >>> we begin with a fox news alert. and jam ces comey's announcemen. hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle. now called to testify tomorrow in an emergency hearing on capitol hill to explain his decision. meantime republicans are blasting mrs. clinton with donald trump doubling down. we've got wall-to-wall coverage on these fast moving developments with florida senator marco rubio joining us with his reaction in a few minutes and kristin fitcher with the latest response from the white house. first let's go to fox news correspondent catherine herridge. >> he's demanding more details. >> i would really like to know the difference between carelessness and negligence because the director frequently referred to intent, but that's not in the statute. if you are grossly negligence in the handling of classified neverings, which clearly based on the fact pattern the director laid out, she was, why is that different and why did he use that word "careless?" extremel

dom chu joins us now.e he is in new jersey, the beautiful garden state, looking at winners and losers. >> i'm laughing at the conversation because i had the same preconceived notions about new jersey, the armpit of america, before i started working in new jersey. i also should say that i married a jersey girl so she's kind of changed my view a lot about the garden state. but guys, let's talk about this reset for the markets here. we know as we approach the second half of the year the markets may be having at least a little bit of short-term momentum for the up side despite the fact that futures may be pointing to some slight, slight losses to start today. we can see the do you industrials up 3%. s&p up 2.5%. nasdaq the big loser, down 3%. but remember it took a 5%, three-day rally in the s&p just over the course of this week to get us back to the positive territory. let's look at some winners and losers overall in terms of sectors. first half best performing sectors. telecom utilities, best performing by f

. >> somebody -- so, i attended a lecture with peter creft in which he argued the christian dom, the period during which christian ethics became the establishment was an accident in history and the principles of christianity are so fundamentally countercultural we can only expect to be shunned in the public sphere. that's not to say we shouldn't fight for the little sisters of the poor's right to administer health care the way they chaos but -- they choose but have we gotten used to have a place of steam esteem in society and -- >> i do think that. i think that's another place where we are not starting from a level playing field. and to give just one example, this christian moral code and the idea that people have trouble with it isn't something that happened overnight either. from the second these rules were hand down, the first people who complain are the apostles. they say this is hard teaching. and for 2,000 years, lots and lots of people have had occasion to agree. so the same things that made the christians stand out when all of this started and got them persecuted for it, like

. >>> dom? >>> shares of driving assistance mobileeye down a bit.e earnings call this morning, it announced a pamp with tesla will not continue beyond current product plan. tesla cars use the technology as part of the autopilot feature. this comes at a time when tesla's autopilot is facing that screwed any from regulatorregul. the stock is on the move and tesla is a big part of the story. >>> thanks for that. rick has "the santelli exchange." >> good morning, carl. i love fed days. i haven't missed a day since 1979. i have seen them all. today in particular, when i look at what's going on financially, let's start at something from bard clays that i like to pay attention to both investment grade and high yield. on the investment grade, look at a one-month chart, see the presents coming in, that's a sign of risk on, strong appetite. look at the five-year chart. look at high yield, same two charts. the only conclusion you can come to, looking at what's going on on stocks, even down 80, the stock market is still at 18,4. not too bad. the data has been b

. >> do you think this country is male dom fainated right now?ak. >> well, men can be ceos, and many women can't be ceos. >> what woman can't be a ceo? >> a woman with two kids and no nanny. >> we make our decisions on emotions. >> but hillary voted to authorize the iraq war. >> are you excited that there could be the first female president? >> i love it. i love hillary. >> just like a dame. don't stop, angel, you're doing fine. ♪ >> donald trump, does he have a problem with women? >> i think he loves beautiful women. >> he as problems with everybody. >> you have listened to him talk? >> but he sponsors a beauty pageant. >> those are based on looks, not intellectual prowess. >> don't forget about the talent competition. >> you must not like obama. >> i love obama. >> who do you think's done more for women, bill clinton or donald trump? >> it depends on what the meaning of the word "is" meant. >> why do you guys scream so loud when you see a mouse? is that our fault? is he going to bite me? >> not really. >> am i oppressing you right now? >> no. >

dom chu, thank you. see you later. >> policy makers just wrapped up their two-day meeting and they left interest rates unchanged again. we have the key takeaways from their latest statement. steve? >> kelly, thanks. yeah. leaving rates unchanged but making hawkish comments from the statement in the july meeting. opening up a debate about what happens now in september. did the fed signal a rate hike or leave open the possibility? here is what we know, fed upgrading saying consumer spending is going strongly. labor market strengthen at a moderate rate. there is one descent from kansas city fed president and she wants to hike rates now. the reserve adding a like saying there is less slack and another importantly that said quote near term risk to the outlook have diminished. this wasn't as strong as other language they used where they said the risk to the outlook were balanced. fed continued to point to inflation running below 2% objective. bottom line, strong data between now and september meeting could pro

a hot dog is nothing by itself but thun elevates it to sandwich-dom. >> i'm not sure but she might have point here. >> think of it this way. we have all heard of dollar dog night. every baseball stadium has one. ever hear of dollar sandwich night? of course not. because the economy can't support it. neither can our stomachs. you have never seen the champion hot dog eater joey chestnut downing 62 sandwiches in one sitting, have you? no, because it's impossible. >> your response? >> joanne, that kind of elitist talk keeps hot dogs from achieving true sandwich equality. which is why i have designed the pyramid of sandwich acceptance. the great earl of sandwich invented them to make foods more portable. now we have all types of things that fall under this encompassing banner. cheesesteaks, giros, bagels, all sandwiches. greg, i suggest you get on the right side of history here. hot dogs are sandwiches, too. get on board now. >> i don't know. you get the last word, joanne. >> she's in dangerous territory. making hot dogs synonymous with sandwiches would ruin our great american icons. conside

. >> you do not hear a lot about -- dom charlie: john allen is speaking tonight. >> i have seen excerptsary's speech tonight, i'm sure you have. i am shocked by her speaking to the whole country. earlier this year she went to west virginia and promised she would put the coal industry out of work. i think the trump-parents team ence take -- the trump-p team will take that all of her. a lot of people who appreciate those hard-working men were offended. there are bigger stakes here the end of west virginia. i think that this is undeniably -- i think this party is united. i am looking at the tweets from republicans from rich lowry to aercap erickson. charlie: they were -- james: this party is really united coming out of here. charlie: there is economic discontent and donald trump will try to take the democrats what used to be called reagan democrats and get them on an work.ic to tell them trade hurt you, immigration hurt you. well, he will do do better than mccain or romney did. he may not win. he may be the first republican candidate in the history to lose that demographic. >> it is sociall

giordano from talk raid 1210 join us live from the news center with reaction to last night, good morning, domk. >> bernie sanders clearly endorsed hillary clinton was he able to get supporters to feel the same way. >> jim, it seems to me this is a process an i would have to say last night where heavy hit werz elizabeth war ep, first lady and bernie sanders and i think the berp berp are still upset bought it bill will come a bit. it will be difficult for the roll call and the people inside are sort of getting on board. it's people in the street that i think are not. >> an now it seemed to be michelle obama night she had a pretty positive speech with a pretty positive reaction onlin online. she took shot at trulp but never mentioned him by name. what was that reaction like. >> i think, brook, that's a classic strategy not to mention we know who we're talking abou about, but first lady did twlap well. they eechd wrapped it well and corey booker twrapd well until his experience and her knowledge of not mentioning by name is tactic to say we won't lower ourselves to trump level. >> we heard from o

state run media is reporting a dom has hit in the parliament in ankara and protesters were jurd. >> shotsen filed. president obama has weighed in urging everybody involved to please show restraint. abc news reporters are following the latest developments. >> reporter: fighter jets flying low over the turkish capital of ankara. tanks overtaking the streets in istanbul. these photos showing armed military personnel engaging in an attempted coup, locking down the bridge, the main connection between the european and asian side of istanbul. the u.s. embassy warning americans to shelter in place and stay indoors. adding that martial was imposed and telling american citis in turkey not to attempt to go to the u.s. embassy or consulate at this time. >> i hope that there will be stability and peace and continuity within turkey, but i have nothing to add with respect to what has transpired at this moment. >> reporter: clashes and explosions have been heard in the turkish capital. and we are learning elements of the military have seized control of turkish-state television. turkey has a history of mi

hey, dom. >> we're at the halfway mark and things are getting better. not looking great. having already reported and if all remaining earnings come in with ek peckation, we're to have 3% earnings decline. before the season started, it was an expectation of a 3.8% drop, so better. as for the revenue u side, they paint a slightly better picture. if all remaining companies report as expected, revenues will be down just .1 from last year. one of the sectors getting more attention these days, the consumer staples. the high relative payers. really need to dazzle investors. check out ko ccocoa cola. similar with mondolez and kimberly clark, which topped estimates, but fell after it reported results. a question is whether or not the higher than average valuations for consumer staples companies are worth it despite low interest rates. the ultra low ones, which provide little to no income for bond investors. some of those may need to see fundamental strength that backs up those current valuations. back to you guys. >> what do you think about this in. >> the reliance on the deividen