and how much retail money do you need to move bitcoin which is now 130 some-odd billion >> the van eckduct is under $200,000 a share specifically to weed out a retail client i think maybe q1, but 2019 we could have an etf and specifically how much you need to move bitcoin right now, it doesn't take as much as it did in january and february, even though liquidity is great, you can move it around quite a bit >> j.p. morgan did an estimate back when bitcoin back in november when bitcoin went from 8,000 to 20,000 and that was $6 billion that came in and it moved it that much so it wouldn't take too much and 6 billion is a lot to me >> when you say about weeding out the retail investor, why would you do that? i get that we want institutional players and i get van eck with a lot of institutional products and they're large enough for institutions to trade them. >> yeah. isn't this really about getting anyone easy access and simplifying the process? >> agree i can't speak for van eck, but my understanding is the sec put out this list of things you need to accomplish and they wanted to protect

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it's a two part strategy both of which i think ey'll eck cuxecuto hold on to the house and senate. >> we talk about how quickly things move. it's early to say what we'll be talking about in october and emearly nr. this particular slice of immigration debate doesn't stand to motivate peopl in theame way the larger ones when you talk about republicans because there are a lot of republicans very horrified by what happened and i think that does run the risk of turning off some of the more independent or moderate republican voters. we had on political breakdown a man in california with a dozen or so people on the ground for thhi democrats and i what you hear from them is of course they're going to talk about that but they want to talk aboutth hecare. they want to talk about other issues that resonate. each district is differen a. >> this i issue that can play in those races. they have talked about prosing immigration reform measures, but they're being upended by conservative republica in washington who want verify and other issues. tis is a fightt's going to go on all the way and could aff

apartheid is as the council of churches i've ever been judges of that's true and the world today and the eck and the neo liberal economic system governing it which which infects south africa just as it does every other country is creating a much more on equal world and he didn't want that now if you look at that the transition that the mastermind and they lived there is criticism of a particular from young radicals in south africa today another saying that he compromised too much essentially the deal was whites controlled continued to control the economy. with black increasing black economic empowerment but blacks the majority control the government the democracy side of it what i think should i don't think that was unable to manage if you have to understand one there was strategy and in my view not just understand it but to support it to recognize this was a mighty police state he had to negotiate with his of the presses to give up their power that's very rarely if ever been done in history there's a choice in government and it would be good if it yeah but equal inequality is worse here in

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keeye h bay eck the roads now. right now. >> that's right, 101 northbound, still looking okay. we are tracking a few slowdowns further north of here. 101 near north 1st street, still in the green. after that brakes. we have some standing water blocking the far right lane. crews don't know where the water is from but they are heading out to assist with that. this may be a problem later as the commute picks up even more, so expect slowdowns through that stretch. right now just seeing minor delays with speeds under 30 miles an hour as you approach tremble there. after that, heading to san mateo looking good, green in both directions. we have an easy ride for drivers heading over the san mateo bridge, a little busier than we have seen in the past week but still tracking speeds in the green. 880 south of 238, taillights heading southbound, no delays there. at the bay bridge toll plaza, definitely seeing speeds in the green. we were tracking a bit of a backup, but that will fluctuate and everyone right now moving rite at the limit. happy monday. neda? >>> it's back to work time. and

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night patrol with the u.n. military police, and they're going ound from barracks to barracks, mostly eckingare observing the curfew and also checking that there are no women and children anywhere near the barracks. although to be honest, you can see it's a really big convoy, and i'd be surprised if there are any women or children anywhere near the barracks, because you can see em from a mile away. >> navai: and this is the s.e.a., the sexual exploitation and abuse training? >> yeah. >> navai: uh-huh, and then you said that... the first question you asked, were any women, children outside? so you're checking. >> navai: right. to prevent peacekeepers from even paying women for sex the secretary general has forbidden un personnel here from socializingal with locwhen off duty. nk so the tg is that if they're bored, they may be tempted by women, may be temptex by is that the thinking? (speaking foreign language) >> the tour of duty is one year. that's why to some of the countries, they said, "it's too much." >> navai: to ask for a soldier not to have sex for a year >> yeah. difficult, but this i

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ecking back with sheena for a look at our forecast. >> good morning. today will be a beautiful day. if you liked yesterday,f don't know i heard one person complaining about yesterday. but today is going to be a beauty of a day. yea lot like erday. we have a big change in the weather pattern this weekend. if you have the weekends, pl we have rain in the forecast. it's not going to be like today. rainy pattern will continue for next week. and it really, at this point, looks le almost all o next week. i'll show you that in a second. 73 degrees in washington. 73 frederick. very comfortable start to the day. we're going to sit under that area of high pressure over the next couple of days. we're looking at sunshine across e end of your week. if you're walking the dog this is tiki. look at the pattern on his face. he is up for adtion. you're walking your dog, very pleasant. 72 by 8:00.m. lunchtime, 82 degrees. by the afternoon, warmer, around 87. the low humidity will make it feel comfortable again. clear the shelters is comingup head to the nbc washington app for details on that. g area o

counterterrorism police are investigating an incident that has left two people in critical condition after being eckan unknown substance. aaron mclaughlin is live in amesbury, england, with the details. what have you learned? >> alison, this happened on saturday evening, a couple that have not been identified by authorities have been found unconscious in the apartment building behind me just hours before, according to local residents we've been talking to, they attended a fun fair at a baptist church now in critical condition in the hospital. authorities say initially they suspected a drug overdose, heroin or cocaine. now they're saying they're not so sure. they declared a major incident, cordoned off not only the apartment building behind me but also a local pharmacy as well as that baptist church and many people here in this tiny english village are on edge in part because of the proximity to salisbury where some four months ago an ex-russian double agent and his daughter were poisoned by a military-grade nerve agent. the uk government blamed russia for that attack, something russia denies. we hea

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eck spectacular display with music and singing by the west point military academy band and chorus.iotism. >> no politics? thank you! terrific! that is it for this week. thank you to my panel and all of you for watching. i hope to see you right here next week. >> this is a fox news alert. two big stories this hour. the present departure from new jersey from the white house as he prepares to name a supreme court nominee tomorrow night. meanwhile a different rescue in thailand as the operation is underway for the young soccer players still trapped in a flooded cave for more than two weeks.hello everyone i am arthel neville. hello, mike. >> i am a -- mike emanuel. they

hat's a eck ofyour to you. it's this is our sutro camera but it looks like it.are above the clouds where the camera's location is. you can see the winds pushing in the cloud coverage. this is typical for summer in san francisco. we'll see early-morning cloud coverage for the next couple of hours. inland spots under sunshine but right around the bay and the beaches a lot of this cloud coverage is expected to linger. just looks neat when you get that perspective. here's the view from our kpix 5 roof camera wake up to gray skies out there. so of course as we wait for the sun to rise, visibility may be reduced a little bit. temperatures are cooler than expected. concord at 61. yesterday at this time we were in the upper 60s for concord, even 70 for the early-morning hours. so about a 10-degree drop. you will probably see that when you step outside. you will see drizzle at the coast. half moon bay visibility down to 1.7 miles. but it's 10 miles for the rest of you except for santa rosa and petaluma, slightly lower. satellite-radar showing the overall picture a lot of

eck spectacular display with music and singing by the west point military academy band and chorus.cs at all. just beautiful patriotism. >> no politics? thank you! terrific! that is it for this week. thank you to my panel and all of you for watching. i hope to see you right here next week. have a great weekend. good night from new york. >> announcer: this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: welcome to the program. i'm maria bartiromo. forbes media chairman steve forbes is our special guest this weekend. but first susan lee is standing by in the newsroom with the headlines. >> the u.s. economy adding 213,000 jobs in the month of june. this is important because 1,000 americans e

. >> you've had your own eck appearances in write iing about high profile ceos who haven't always likes what you've written about them enron comes to mind. it's one of the most famous stories that you have covered. and i want to be clear in no way shape or form are we trying to equate enron with anything b about tesla in the case. i want to get what you make of this as you're trying to cover a ceo who becomes combative in the way he treats your reporting >> i think musk should be ashamed of himself and shareholders should think b about running for the hills. when a ceo becomes cop battive like this instead of focus ong delivering the numbers and results that will prove the journalists and short-selling wrong and instead becomesed on discrediting them, what that says to me is that he's not sure of the numbers an the result, the deliverables are there. i never understood this whole idea of somebody reports bad news is biased and the ceo is somehow pure and unbiased. especially in musk's case. where some of his compensation is dependent upon hitting market cap hurdles. of course he wants t

eck spectacular display with music and singing by the west point military academy band and chorus.ful patriotism. >> no politics? thank you! terrific! that is it for this week. thank you to my panel and all of you for watching. i hope to see you right here next week. away. the thoughts and prayers with with everyone. we miss you. david: good evening, i'm david asman. i'm in for loi dobbs. tonight's stories, the deep state stone walling drags on. the department of justice misses another deadline to cooperate with congress and hand over documents related to the russia witch hunt. we're going to take it up tonight with pennsylvania congressman keith. the chinese government accusing the trump amount of behaving like quote hoodlums. and secretary of state mike pompeo arriving with a rocket man cd for kim jonun

. >> circling back to the world cup theory, russia and eck land could play in the semifinals in russiay both win their game. >> the president's pick expected to be a closely guarded pick and conservatives are hoping to see their choice nominated. liberals are are pushing moderate senators against supporting a hard right pick. the president narrowed it down to a hand full of judges. amy coney barrett, brett kavanaugh and breath kethledge. >> president trump is nearing a final decision on the pick for the supreme court. he is likely to make the decision either today or friday but of course not announce it until monday evening here in a primetime address from the east room of the white house. the president has been interviewing at least 7 contenders here at the white house this week. vice president mike pence also talking to more than one contender although we don't know how many. going into the weekend the white house war room that's established a group of aids to he essentially start fighting the summer confirmation fight is going to have a list of two or three possible names. they're n

i'll be in it for the next couple of month, but it's nice to see there's a little bullish behavior or eck pexpectatioexpes >> and it's higher by more than 1% today, pete thanks so much >> all right, go to jackie deangeles. futures now. >> hi there, michelle. that's right we're watching the dollar rally mode coming off its best quarter since late 2016. holding above the 95 lel on the dollar index scott, start with you. you say the dollar isn't getting over bought just yet what's the outlook >> i think it has to go higher you can invest here ain u.s. ten-year and get b about 2.85% or get about one ninth of that, if you do it in germany. which would you rather own the euro or dollar >> does the chart show the greenback is going to go up? >> it's close. there's been a consolidation period over the last couple of weeks. if we trade at 95.30, to me, it will signal a break out of this. with a 97 target i think these trade tariffs things also played into this there's a chance that either other countries are depreciating or threatening to. >> all right thanks, guys futures now is off tomorrow. we

the judge said listen, i'm willing to give you an eck tensi tension.mply, you have to give me the list of children but put them in categories and tell them we can't reunify these kids because we deported their parents and i will decide on a case by case basis. there needs to be some urgency because there's still 101 children under the age of 5 that haven't been reunified with their parents. >> 19 children of tender age were separated from their parents then their parents were der ported. where are we living? >> now the u.s. government what they're they're try iing to fig is saying they should be responsible for the reunify kags of these families they separated by a flimsy policy the trump administration decided to do less than two months ago. when you start digging deeper, you recognize not only is the extent of the cruelty, they are providing now government contracts to former defense contractors that manage facilities in remark and afghanistan. most recently, today was reve . reveal.com found there's a fienic holding facility that didn't have a kitch

and unfortunately, you can't eck plain it by tariffs, because this happened before that.y iing catch up withm and china. the t playing catch wup gm and autonomous vehicles and electric vehicles there's really do i need to go on really no reason to own ford over gm. own gm >> mice price mart underpressure. >> it's about the earnings efb's focusing on that you look at the revenue side, they beat. they have strength there, but have been spending a lot of money recently i think they're doing all the right things stocks coming off the highs. makings a little sense on that miss this is a company that should be bought >> you're watching the industrials. worst performing sector many the past month >> this is the sector that i think you need to have on your radar to watch, but it's caught in the cross trade hair of the war. you see some of the car manufacturers that are seeing efforts being hit by china i think it's going to stay under pressure until we get more clarity. about what the tax tariff rs going to look like from china. as well as pr germany and from europe as we start t

eck out on his podcasts right here.use ] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight, kristin chenoweth, star of broadway's "the boys in the band," actor andrew rannels. featuring the 8g band with emmanuelle caplette. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentls.en, seth mey >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyer i th"late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump and russian president vladimir putin had a one-on-one meeting today that lasted over two hours. ugh, poor trump! that is a long time to hang out with your boss.

passengers walking away from the wreckage, another sign that this accident was perhaps not as bad as eckeared. so the breaking news as we understand it from the governor of the northern state of durango, no deaths, but an accident involving aeromexico 20 4:30 one en route from durango to mexico city, 97 passengers on board, four crew. there are some injuries but as we understand it at the moment, no deaths in this crash in northern mexico tonight. >> bret: jonathan hunt live in l.a. we will keep monitoring that. thank you. meantime, a massive blaze in northern california has now destroyed almost 900 homes and torched more than 170 square miles. it is believed to be one of the most destructive fires in california state history. correspondent jeff paul is live again tonight in redding, california, . >> there is no end in sight. >> it's just been devastating, really. it's so hard. >> fires burning in california continue scorching acre by acre, leveling homes by the hundred bearing >> i lost it all. every bit of it. i'm sorry. >> there are now at least 15 major wild bikers burning across the

eck tell y i can tell you this. when president trump was in moscow, i did not know he was in moscow. i treated mr. trump with the utmost respect. when he was a businessman, nobody informed me that he was in moscow. well, please, just disregard this and don't think about this anymore again. >> jonathan lemir, white house reporter for the associated press. msnbc's analyst to join me now. jonathan, take me inside the room, were you surprised by that answer? >> it was certainly one in the history book after president trump decided to say that he sided with u.s. intelligence and their finding and russia was responsible for the 2016 -- that in itself is already a moment in the room, it was sort of electric. and there at the end as you know there is unsubstantial -- of the dossier something to be true and something is not. vladimir putin you heard his answer and he did not exactly deny it. he had some fun with it and he alluded to his past as a member of the kgb earlier in the press conference. the take away here is is --

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perspective among different parts of philadelphia in terms of thinking about what war was or the war in eck czechoslovakia or something like that. and so -- >> so a couple of words about that, and i have taught a course about ten years ago now on 1968, and it was the 40th anniversary, and the anniversaries as we have been talking about through the morning and the afternoon and they are moments to stop and remark and reflect as you have said, and so i think that what was interesting and i used the book about paris in 1968 called "may '68" and also a film of that title, too, and it is fascinating to study the group, because even in paris there were division divisions between the activists and the radicals and the elites, and so just as here, when we think of the wars we can think of the civil wars between the political groups, and some of them very much reflected in paris, and so many events that happened in 1968 around the world that were very militaristic in the outcome or the beginnings, and think about the protests in mexico city and how the people were mas sacred and this is around the t

she's funny, energy eck, adorable.ovn't img with multiple traditional medications, they decided to try aniv altern they are not the only parents doing this. her treatment plan, however, is at odds with the rules in her public school district. watch a little. >> brook was diagnosed in march of 2014 before her first birthday. she wakes up and has a seizure. she goes to sleep because of the seizure. her seizures last hours. it's devastating. cannabis helped her decrease the number of seizures she's been having. she used to have 20 to 30 a four and now she's down to to five. >> we'd like brooke tomeave the opportunity every other kid has, to go to school and be educated. if she needs medicine to have her medicine. california em is state law prohibits medical marijuana in public schools. you cannot have it on campus is the problem. yet brooke's parents say t tt has happen so she can attend kindergarten this .fa it's lifesaving. without it plus a nurse to administerheit, s's not going to be table tonjoy a public school setti

scarlet: we want to remind you .eck out gtv the shanghai composite and copper both in 2018. price increases have seen 2% relaxed on the latest jobs report. .t is not quite up to snuff at least not compared to economists expectations. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: this is bloomberg markets. we have another resignation from theresa may's government. chris green is the uk's parliament private secretary who has resigned, following the field of david davis as well as boris johnson, the foreign secretary, resigning. the deputies also resigned as we continue to see turmoil surrounding theresa may's plans of a so-called soft frexit -- brexit. thes time for the stock of hour. columnist dave wilson, they tell us why. i mentioned the stock earlier today. we know who helen of troy was in myth that this company makes hairdryers. the smallest segment of the company, they have three. there also involved with housewares. all of those stencils, absolutely. purifiers,ll air pure water filters. and a whole bunch of other products. >> they always run out of the time you need him th

in nafta that means modernizing but staying in in global trade, that means making sure it's fair and eckble. i'm already deeply engaged i would say when you talk about capital, our capital spending this year is going to be about $3.3 billion and that's built on the promise of a robust u.s. economy and that could be impacted in the future if those things get disrupted. >> let's revert back to a subject that we talked about a lot earlier in the year, the tax reform, you had an increase in your packs tax rate. in terms of the cap x, where is it actually going? >> let me talk a little bit about tax reform overall and the benefit to the u.s. economy. the u.s. economy is really poised to do well, and we saw that reflected in our top line numbers in the second quarter. i think the capital -- or the tax reform act that passed the administration's approach to sensible regulation, those things are creating an environment for u.s. manufacturing and industrial economy to really get its legs under it and compete more aggressively and more competitive globally and we see that. and for us, it absolutel

eck spectacular display with music and singing by the west point military academy band and chorus.triotism. >> no politics? thank you! terrific! that is it for this week. thank you to my panel and all of you for watching. i hope to see you right here next week. >> the secretary of state, mike pompeo, arriving in japan pretty wrapped up two days of talks in north korea. where he tried to nail down details of pyongyang pledge to denuclearize. we said hello and welcome inside. a brand-new hour on "americas news headquarters". good to be with you. >> good to be with you, by the way. the north issuing a statement hours after meeting with pompeo. calling the discussions with the secretary of state, quote - regrettable. they also accused the u.s. of trying to pressure pyongyang into abandoning his nuclear weapons. despite that, mike pompeo says there are plans for the two sides to continue talking in the coming days. he is calling the talks overall successful. >> there is a great deals of progress in some places and other places there is more work to be done.i had a chance to speak to the

we will eck back with you through out the morning. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morningf weather and traffic... major hot spot in san mateo nb 101 to eb 92 closed due to an overturned big rig. take hillsdale to foster city blvd to eb 92 or nb 101 to wb 92 temperatures seasonably warm as we work into the start of the week. along the coast expect highs today in the 60's while inland temperatures seasonably warm as we work into the start of the week. along the coast expect highs today in the 60's while inland temperatures will boost into the 90's. by the end of the week temperatures inland will cool back into the mid 80's. ( darya ) a big story we are ( darya ) a big story we are following this morning... the man accused of raping multiple women while posing as a ride-share driver will be in court today. federal immigration officials say orlando lazo is in the country illegally... but would not say if they had prior contact with him. we have also learned that lazo was actually employed by lyft. in a statement to kron-4... lyft says it immediately deactivated lazo after the

visit coolsculpting.com today for your chance to win a free treatment. ( terisa )( darya )( robin ) eckingr.. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. no delay on 101 across th golden gate. golden gate. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. no delay on 101 across th golden gate. onshore flow increases today making for a cooler and foggier start to the morning. our afternoon will come along with onshore flow increases today making for a cooler and foggier start to the morning. our afternoon will come along with clearing skies and 60's and 70's at the coast with more 80's and 90's inland. high pressure continues to be built up over the region. ( terisa ) in the east bay... a woman is caught on camera... egging cars in a quiet neighborhood in hayward. as kron-4's michelle kingston has the details. (mk)amanda graef, hayward"it's just like, why? why would you do that?"aaron ledesma, hayward "it's a little alarming in a way."a woman walked up a drive way in the middle of the night in south hayward ... and cracked an egg

endangered species listing, members of the livestock community have voiced concerns about the people who eck create on the lands. now fish and wildlife service has established three working groups to address these concerns and come up with creative solutions like establishing cattle lands while protecting the vegetation necessary for the survival of the mouse. and we have been in contact and we find that there is a lot of excitement and a lot of cooperation going on. so i would like to work with the service to make sure that we give this a full chance of working. but under this amendment, the service would not be able to recover the species and to all the endangered species act, so they wouldn't be able to recover the species, but all of the other activities of endangered species act would apply. so the service wouldn't be able to work collaboratively with stakeholders. the service has statutory requirement to implement the endangered species act. to fulfill these legal requirements makes the agency and the federal government more vull nearly to lawsuits, which s an this would limit the serv

was in some way leaning from one side to the other, wasn't doing his duties and you saw the fbi agent eck for himself. anybody who watched that, listened to him, because he was the only one who could really finish a sentence in a coherent way and all you could hear was a man who loves america, who made mistakes, who is now being ab e abused by a bunch of stuttering, bumbling republicans on capitol hill because they have their base watching, and they know they need to throw red meat out to their base using this guy as their victim to get there. that's what america looks like today. let's bring in the co-founder of axios, mike allen. mike, you have more on the president's trip. what you got? >> yeah, mika. calling this the trump tornado. the worst guest. the pound is falling this morning and as you just suggested. her government could fall over this, and mika, the irony of this is that the brexit -- brexit planned this trip as a layout. set up great pictures we're seeing here. kept him outside of london. kept him away from the baby blimp, baby trump blimp with its diapers and trying to make

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