don chu, thank you. >>> all right, let's get to sue herrera. has a news update. >> i have that, not a lot of gucci. i have the news update here is what's happening at this hour the white house says that north korea has returned remains of what are believed to be u.s. serviceman killed in the korean war. the handover follows through on a promise that kim jong-un made to president trump when the two leaders met last month. >>> russian president vladimir putin says he invited president trump to moscow. putin suggests both leaders are ready for more summits, but notes conditions need to be right. mr. trump has also invited putin to washington. >>> disney announcing all theme parks except disney tokyo will be ditching plastic straws and stirrers by next year. they are pledging to reduce sire foam cups, reduce shopping bags, cut in room plastics >>> six former major league players inducted into the hall of fame this weekend festivities begin today in cooperstown, new york, including the parade of legends tomorrow and induction on sunday. >>> you're u

. >> don chu in the newsroom given the numbers we thought this would be a great time to play -- >> another >> yes yield hunting. this -- if you can believe is one of our more controversial games on the desk and i know our viewers at home are smart and they can follow along. >> let's take l brand, for example. a 7% dividend yield and if the traders like it, they will say bull's-eye you see and you hear this. if they do not like it, they will say -- let it go. you'll see and hear this >> makes sense >> okay. it's time to go hunting and karen, we will start off with you and we'll play this game properly, and the dividend yield of 7%. >> bull's-eye, i don't want love things because of the dividend yield and this one i think is so cheap, if anything, i think they can amp that down if they wanted to keep the dividend yield bull's-eye, that was perfectly played. >> i'm going to try to do the same bull's-eye, we think this company's gotten too cheap bath and body works is doing quite well i think the discretionary play, and i think the stock's making a turn and earnings in about a month and it wil

. >> obviously our don chu has made his way there as well >> we are here with charles barkley as we aret the american century because, charles, you're a mainstay, you're probably one of the main events here is that a fair assessment? >> unfortunately, yes, that's a fair assessment. but you know what, this is a wonderful week the people of lake tahoe in this area rollout the red carpet. it's just a great week of c camaraderie with all the other players and fans >> this time last year you were talking about a lot of different things there, social income injustice, that sort of thing. so take us through, have your views evolved over the course of the past year? how do you feel in the current environment we're in with regard to the political and economic situation for americans in general? >> well, the political situation is just in the crapper what these democrats and republicans are doing to this country is a disgrace. but to get back to your original question is, america is really the greatest country in the world but it'si become rich people and poor people my number one goal is to do e

. >> don chu, thanks. >>> meantime, let's dig deeper into boeing. we have a founding martier from mellious research. let's start off with autos colin, what did you make of that $1 billion cost gm is outlining? do you think that was a conservative do you think that was kitchen sink what's your take >> i mean i was a bit surprised by how large the number was, particularly for the fx impacts. with ethought they were a little overserved for the commodity costs. it seems they were surprising sincer that costs in south america were pretty low. i thought it would be a stronger empact from reality. >> we got a chance to talk to the cfo on "squawk box" this morning. i asked him specifically about that $1 billion, if the tariffs were lifted off of steel and alluminum, whether or not there would be a guidance raised do you think they want a stand gives them some cushion? is there hope? >> there is only two quarters left in the year i hit the sets them up to be -- i think it's a good move on their part to set it at a high price, set the bar, move things down by

don chu has the look at the carnage. >> bill if you look at some of the just market value lost over thehe recent weeks here facebook shares you heard julia talking about it if you look at the chart of facebook that big drop here erased around $134 billion worth of market value. so a big one there in terms of facebook overall check out another one here we look at amazon.com. it's not that far away from the record highs but still that drop right here shaved $25 billion off its market value still bleeding there as well then you look at netflix that move here for netflix has been big but it made the high earlier in june since then lost around $36 billion in terms of overall market value and then it ends here on the g, the google side of things. off by about $40 billion from the highs we saw last week oh off by $40 billion. you put a tally on that together we are talking around $235 billion total for those stocks of course one thing to watch here guys, apple shares only about $15 billion off the record high levels. we see if the earnings report today does anything for the stock and the fangs