we will have the latest on the fire fighting efts underway. >>> all right.we are looking at a commute that is not terrible. it looks good in san francisco. northbound 101 approaching the shrilled. -- split. >>> heat, if you don't like it you may want to go west. clouds inching in. >>> you can hear this song probably 20 years from now. >> it is a classistic. >> michael jackson. >>> taking a look at the bridge out there. 20 degree difference. >> look at the water, very calm. >> very calm out there. 4:30 on this tuesday. what are we talking about? i have no idea. tuesday, june 28th. i'm brian flores. >> it is a nice start to the day. it looks calm. not very windy. . >> no, same as yesterday. >>> it is cloudy. go west if you want to be cool. that is where the fog is. otherwise you have to wait a few days. another day 90 to 10 if you are inland. 60s, 70s, 80s, keep going and

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you offer american real estate eft.'re the only person to invest in american real estate based in mexico and brazil. from an economic point of angle, why is it that you think that this doesn't is make sense. >> well, we think -- and thank you for having me on. we think from an economic standpoint, investors continue to look through the election year politics associated with statements around building a wall and ceiling off the border. that's borne out by several -- several themes that we continue to monitor very closely, especially microeconomic themes. >> there are lots of borders that have sections globally, in fact, i tweeted a picture of walls that have been built in other places. and continues to be in the planning stages of being built. you could argue that trade will still go on, that there will be other avenues that will be found. that you'll manage to, in some ways maybe, if you take that perspective, that you might actually be able to see a very thriving, more domestic focused economy? >> yeah, well, the data

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passed a legislation and thank to supervisor peskin to support it, to beef up our coud enforcement efts to make it easier and more efficient for our department to enforce the law and to empower the city attorney to step in when thingerize not moving quickly enough. thank you to the city attorneys office to moving forward to make sure everyone follows the law. >> thank you. ileler continue taking questions to the extents people have them. >> you seem fired up >> i am fired up. this is embarrassing, we are sitting here and fighting this for 10 years and i'm angry about it. i know these two supervisors are angry about it. i'm angry about it because the vast majority of people in san francisco know what they have to do to play by the rules and if you had a issue at your house or small business you know the standard and the process you have to go through with the planning department. here we have a entity that didn't just ignore the rules, they actively flouted them and it is infearating. i think this go tooz had heart of what either inspires or detracts from the publics confident in the int

passed a legislation and thank to supervisor peskin to support it, to beef up our coud enforcement eftsto make it easier and more efficient for our department to enforce the law and to empower the city attorney to step in when thingerize not moving quickly enough. thank you to the city attorneys office to moving forward to make sure everyone follows the law. >> thank you. ileler continue taking questions to the extents people have them. >> you seem fired up >> i am fired up. this is embarrassing, we are sitting here and fighting this for 10 years and i'm angry about it. i know these two supervisors are angry about it. i'm angry about it because the vast majority of people in san francisco know what they have to do to play by the rules and if you had a issue at your house or small business you know the standard and the process you have to go through with the planning department. here we have a entity that didn't just ignore the rules, they actively flouted them and it is infearating. i think this go tooz had heart of what either inspires or detracts from the publics confident in the inte

passed a legislation and thank to supervisor peskin to support it, to beef up our coud enforcement efts to make it easier and more efficient for our department to enforce the law and to empower the city attorney to step in when thingerize not moving quickly enough. thank you to the city attorneys office to moving forward to make sure everyone follows the law. >> thank you. ileler continue taking questions to the extents people have them. >> you seem fired up >> i am fired up. this is embarrassing, we are sitting here and fighting this for 10 years and i'm angry about it. i know these two supervisors are angry about it. i'm angry about it because the vast majority of people in san francisco know what they have to do to play by the rules and if you had a issue at your house or small business you know the standard and the process you have to go through with the planning department. here we have a entity that didn't just ignore the rules, they actively flouted them and it is infearating. i think this go tooz had heart of what either inspires or detracts from the publics confident in the int

people who may be going into fear trades but we really will be seeing money moving out of fixed income eftsf people were afraid of the fixed income. we've seen more than 40 billion flow into fixed income etfs this year. strong inflows despite the challenges and the fed concerns. >> todd, a pleasure. thank you. sri, if you are right i'll take you to dinner an i'll borrow every dime to pay for the dinner because money will just be free. sri kumar. >> it would be a pleasure to have dinner with you, brian, for that reason alone i hope i reason. >> i'll have to pay. sri, thank you, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> today at 5:00 p.m. eastern time the msci will deliver its highly anticipated decision on the inclusion of chinese mainland stocks and they have fallen sharply but over 4% in the last week while china's markets are ray tempting to make a recovery. are chinese stocks ready to be put in the global spotlight or are markets too volatile? our jim cramer had this to say today. >> i see the chinese market, and i think, well, i don't say that they have it under control but i also say it's not a

. >> eft today, it was the working classes who voted for us to leave because they were economically disregarded and it is they who will suffer the most in the short-term from the dearth of jobs and investment. >> wow. >> boy. >> we'll see if that turns out to be true. >> is it a warning sign to those who consider it? i don't know. the whole eu project is under question right now. there's no doubt about that. >> yes, it is. but remember a lot of this was to make it so there would be war no more. >> right. >> and britain, again had a different menu. it was a la carte menu versus eu. i'm looking at some numbers about the amount of business done in europe. do you want to be in united technologies when they have european exposure. tyco down 21%, honeywell down 20%, so it's case by case, but those are not the first ones i want to read. particularly because they were all going up as we thought that the dollar was finished its big move higher. >> goldman, boeing, ibm, 3m. >> best performer. >> verizon. >> right. >> look, 3m is huge international but the stock was hitting all-time highs last week. you w

intel considering sale of its cyber security business, that according to eft.n as mcafee purchased for, get this, $7.7 billion five years ago. becky. >> let's bring in our guest host for the hour jeer any siegel wharton professor of finance. jeremy, great to see you this morning. >> happy to be here, becky. >> you've had the weekend to think about what the brexit means. what's your takeaway? >> i think there's two very important things to keep in mind. first of all, i do not believe any other major country is going to leave. that's the fear in the market, is this going to start. first of all, known in the euro is going to leave. once you're in the euro, you're so tied in, there's really no way, this talk about frexit, no one in the euro will leave. second thing, look at those spanish elections. i think that's important. the ruling party, better than expected. what we saw in london obviously, in the uk was theousers doing better than expected. maybe they are saying, wow, look what happened in the uk. we don't want to go in that direction. the idea this could lea