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emerson. solved. >>> welcome back losses following comments from president trump this afternoon saying there's still a possibility of reaching a trade deal with china before new tariffs go into effect at midnight friday. joining us now on what a deal could mean for emerging markets, mark mobius from mobius capital partners mark, thanks very much for joining us i guess first things first, as this trade war has played out who do you think it affects most of all, china or the u.s.? >> i think it affects china more than the u.s. because as you know, china's economy has been very dependent upon exports. they're moving more and more toward a domestic-led economy. but there's still a significant amount of exports. the interesting thing that's happening is a lot of the manufacturing, the high labor cost for manufacturing in china is moving offshore and i think the government is encouraging that sort of thing i was in hong kong a few weeks ago and talking to the largest manufacturer of baseball caps, a

emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." here are some of the movers this hours. shakes of take two interactive are jumping after an upgrade to outperform by cowan. also upping the target price to $113 they're setting up a performance for the summer months and intro of new consoles. shares up about 2 1/2% garmin beat on the top and bottom lines but slight decline in profit margins is sending the stock down more than 7% share. and shares of cvs are up after earnings and beat estimates. it's benefiting from the buyouts of its insurer aetna shares up about 6% right now over to sue herera for an update. >> hi, kelly hello, everyone. here's what's happening at this hour officials have identified all six victims, including two who died from their injuries at the shooting at the university of north carolina-charlotte all were students. the suspect andrew terrell is in custody and charged with murder. >>> president trump is asking congress for an additional $4.5 billion in emergency funding for bo

today the high school principal announced the ath of freshman emerson sanchez.s were found in d.c.,h but theye not yet identified them as the remains found near chain bridge. >>> the mayor of baltimore h resigned. she's been the focus of state and federal investigations. pugh is accused ofiv receg roughly$800,000 from organizations that do business with the city f copies of her healthy holly children's books. >> attorney general william barr refused to testify before the house judiciary committee bemeuse of the disagreent with democrats over the format. this would have been his firce appearansince the release of the redacted version of the mueller report. the justice department also informed the committee they will not comply with a subpoena for the full unredacted report. >>> it's been a journey to justice for a man in prince george'county. >> a jury found kevin sneed not guilty of attempting to kill a police officer. sneed said he was innocent all long. >> tracee wilkins has an update to this story you saw first on news 4. >> i feel like the system was going t

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emerson. consider it solved. . >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm dominic chu.r trying to find some momentum after the s&p hit the intraday record in early trading. tech continues to lead the way higher on apple's upbeat outlook as you can see here. scroll down on one of the underperforming groups, that's material stocks, despite recent, decent gains to start the year the sector is trading 6% away from the 52-week high late in september. among the names dragging the sector lower, freeport, also international paper and packaging corporation of america. but the worst performer is sealed air the bubble wrap manufacturer missed wall street forecasts on sales. watch the stock for sure i will send it back downtown to you guys at the new york stock exchange david, over to you. >> thank you, dominic chu. let's send it over to the cme group in chicago for the rick santelli. >> i like to welcome michael thanks for joining me today. let's get right into it. i've been reading a lot about insurance cuts does the fed really need to cut rates with interest rates rather tame, b

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after protests in january triggered by a few i can feel prices are holding 100 percent president emerson and i will warrant that all 4 teams would target rights groups deemed to be anti government. privilege my friend he has been following the case he joins me now from zimbabwe's capital high privilege good to see you tell us more about the challenges these men are facing. there 5 activists facing charges of protein suffrage petition the elected government of zimbabwe the allegations are that there are 5 true motives on the 13th of may and that ended that which will for a few weeks the s.a.t. have been. being taught how to. put it back to see who will be going to the government and they were trained in the use of small arms according to the state this is watching their fight being charged and you just notice that this. crime it's one of the serious crimes according to this about when or if convicted while he's bound to be given a sentence of between 20 years all a life sentence ok talk to us about the timing of all of this it comes as there i had intentions in the country. is coming at a

emerson. consider it solved. >>> we are about a week out from uber's public debut.o consensus on the true market value. leslie picker has more on the challenges of valuing uber >> we are hearing more investors and analysts complain about what's missing from uber's 400-page prospectus in trying to model out projected cash flows investors say it is more difficult than other ipos because of what they believe to be limited disclosures take for example this chart on page 114 of the prospectus in many ways this is the closest an investor will get in terms of economics on a per ride basis. you can see the trend line for gross bookings has stabilized around $9 per trip while the number of trips is climbing. there are no clear numbers to plunk into a spreadsheet investors say they were hoping for more of a breakdown between ride sharing and uber eats they wanted a sense of how the mix changes among the regions uber operates since markets outside of the united states accounted for 74% of trips last year but tend to be less lucrative for the company. they wanted more details s

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it's emerson sanchez.s it says he wa in ninth grade. brederick police took a missing person's report at this teenager on friday evening. we're toll a family member walked in the police station and reported him missing. he was last seen about 6:00 on friday evening and from what we understand there were n communications with him since that time. now, the body that was found c nearain bridge had multiple traumatic injuries and that's what's making the identification process so difficult. the police chief in d.c. told news 4 mark segraves that that's why it's too soon to identify this body because of those traumatic injuries. we spoke to parents at dismissal about this letter that went home today. >> it is sad to hear that this happened in our local school here where our granddaughter is a st ent. we feel for the family. >> reporter: now, we are still again trying tf conm details about this, but in fact, there was a letter that went thome confirming the death of this student. i talked to numerous students today. some of them knew him. some

. >> i want to show you this poll from emerson college nine days ago.den with a clear lead over 34%. bernie sanders has over 17%. head to head polls between trump and some candidates nation wide are pretty one sided. biden beats trump. sanders beats trump. warren beats him and kamala harris, the senator from california beats him and he's tied with beto o'rourke on this emerson college poll. why don't you think any of these others can hold that and beat donald trump? >> i haven't said they can't. i'm saying that joe biden is the best choice to be the next president of the united states. yes, electability is important but also policy and experience. we have both of those in joe biden. again, the eight years as being president obama's first meat he was fantastic and loyal. when the president made a call, he backside him 1,000 percent. that type loyalty commands loyalty. when the dust settles, we would have nominated joe biden and he would be well on his way to the white house. >> you know the eight years president obama was in office, i worked on many thin

emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back here's your news update at this hour the taliban attacked the offices of an international aid group in kabul. the group was attacked because it was involved in harmful western activities >>> an appearance in a canadian court over afterextradition case new england was arrested at the request of the u.s she has denied any wrong doing >>> walmart is raising the minimum age to purchase tobacco products to 21 years old the company made the announcement in a letter to the fda about the new policy it goes into effect on july 1st and includes sam's club stores as well. >>> and the city of liverpool is buzzing after one of the soccer club's most memorable european nights the team came back from a 3-0 first leg defeat at barcelona to win 4-0 and claim a spot in the champion's league final which is europe's biggest prize congratulations to them. >>> that's the news update this hour back to you. >> thank you >>> about 90 minutes until the closing bell the dow

emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. it is the interview of the morning. quick sitting down with legendary investor warren buffett in omaha listen to what he had to say about apple buybacks >> they are repurchasing shares. when they repurchase shares our interest goes up and we don't lay out a dime i love it. obviously it is better to buy it at x than 2x >> they said they have reauthorized up to $75 billion in additional shares. >> yeah. >> are you behind that you are in favor of that, i should say wildly in favor of it. >> and that was just one headline from the interview. becky quick joins us now from omaha with more. hey becky. >> hey mardi grasson good to see you. tim cook was actually here this time at the annual meeting for bark shire hathaway for the officers time. obviously for berkshire it is a big deal, apple is their biggest equity holding and for apple, berkshire the third largest shareholder in apple tim cook told me when it comes to buybacks, buffett schooled him long before buffett was actually a share holder in apple. >> this is a funny sto

emerson. consider it solved. >>> many businesses uncertain what will come next.ne sector that could be especially hard hit by these increases. estimates that more tariffs would wipe out retail stocks and s&p down nearly 4% this week amid all the trade turmoil with us right now to give us a deeper dive into this, two gentlemen who certainly know their way around the retail industry former walmart usa bill simon is with us and former toys r us ceo, hudson based. good to see you both it depends, i guess, which companies and how large they are, whether they will be affected by this one retail analyst told me this week that a company like walmart or a target or a costco, they're not going to be bothered that much it's the smaller guys with the more concentrated supply chain >> smaller retailers focused on sourcing from china. and with a narrow supply chain in the short run very limited options and i think they'll have to deal with it. most of these retailers had pretty massive tax cuts last year so whether they're having the ability to absorb some of the impact of the

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emerson. consider it solved. . >>> stocks selling off -- really the selloff picked up speed.n the s&p are lower. dom chu looking at the chip stoc stocks >> traders keeping a close eye on what happens with the u.s./china trade negotiations. the computer chip industry, like you see there, one of the most sensitive parts of the market, whether it be positive or negative, this particular etf, ticker smh is down 6% lower than the record high we saw from april 24th not helping matters today, shares of kla-tencor which are among the worst performers in the s&p and the worst performer in this etf, on the heels of the earnings report after yesterday's close. the vast majority of larger cap chip stocks are higher year to date you've got universal display, also cane's design and qualcomm some of the big gainers in on a year to date basis all up 50% or more one of the biggest laggerts. chip stocks continue to be a focus because so much of the supply chain for high tech electronics flow through china chips a big part of that story back to you. >>> in the next hour, speaking of semis, don'

tuesday morning, emerson reports and this is a pure industrial conglomerate that i like very much emerson will tell the tale of the tape ahead of what may be the home stretch in the trade negotiations with china. they have a lot riding on the potential deal because they do a ton of business with the people's republic. i'm expecting a good but not perfect quarter. they are a truly international business we get results from allergen, the beaten down drug company fresh off a proxy challenge. the ceo triumphed but he can beat the endless sellers who are very worried about the lack of major new drug approvals, not clear and just so you do understand, he's chairman and ceo and appaloosa wanted them separate uh-uh. he gets to stay both the video game stocks got dinged today by a not so hot quarter from blizzard. they don't have enough major new titles in the stable to light a fire under the stock how about ea, which reports tuesday after the close. i think it all comes down to their new battle royale game and i don't know if that will be enough i say don't buy it oh and let's not forget that we

emerson. consider it solved. here'sshow me making it. like. oh! i got one. the best of amy poehler. amy, maybe we could use the voice remote to search for something that you're not in. show me parks and rec. from netflix to prime video to live tv, xfinity lets you find your favorites with the emmy award-winning x1 voice remote. show me the best of amy poehler, again. this time around... now that's simple, easy, awesome. experience the entertainment you love on x1. access netflix, prime video, youtube and more, all with the sound of your voice. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back "the exchange." at 12:01 this morning a now round of tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods went into effect and the trade talks happening in washington between the u.s. and china ended at noon kayla tausche is live in washington with the latest on the state of play and does it matter, kayla, that the talks ended so soon? >> reporter: four hours of talks last night, two hours of talks today before the u.s. team bid good-bye to the chinese officials and then we saw the top two u.s. official

emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." the fed squarely in focus today as the jobs report comes in better than expected, and the administration's calls for rate cuts continue. how do members of the fed feel about all that scrutiny? let's ask one. steve liesman joins me now in a first on cnbc interview with cleveland fed president loretta mester steve? >> kelly, thanks very much here at the hoover institution annual monetary policy conference it's become quite a deal, right? practically the whole committee, you could take a vote in there on interest rates now if you wanted to. >> a lot of people listening, exactly. >> loretta, thank you for joining us let's talk about the jobs report this morning 260,000-plus jobs created. are you ready to go raise rates because the economy's running so hot? >> no. you know, i fully support our patient approach to looking at what the data is telling us as it comes in. the job market is strong and today's report just reinforces that we have a strong labor market, which is great we have infla

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only media strategists acting as protesters another pro quo activist seen on embassy grounds was emerson hevia a senior principal architect at the arms manufacturer raytheon. the company is considered one of the biggest war profiteers in human history also president the protest has been more is this rendition a fellow at the hawkish center for strategic and international studies and alan 100 barrios and a former employee of the world bank marketing specialist raytheon architects world bank employees and contractors for the pentagon that sounds like the worst beach party ever or. i would be horrified if i walked into a room and somebody was likely over there over there by the window there isn't. a marketing specialist. i am gone no do not invite me somewhere with a marketing specialist. and just 2 days ago it was revealed that a death threat was sent to the peace group code pink by a former member of the us military far right venezuelan opposition activist luis medina a former u.s. marine and volunteer for why do aid stunt told code pink embassy defenders we are coming to get you with ple

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back to "squawk box.oking ahead to the uber po among the first firms initiating coverage joining us to talk right now about that coverage, daniel ives bush, director of management and research, and senior research analyst tom white is here, to my right so i'm going to go with you first. what do you think? >> look, in my opinion, it's a transformational company in other words, we view it as sometimes these companies have hype we view it as a three-headed monster. we believe valuation of $100 billion plus is warranted under some parts it's more than a one-trick pony. uber is the real deal in terms of the platform and ultimately where they come out. $65 is our price target. >> that gets you $100 billion? >> about 109 that's the sum of the parts. >> if the price actually goes higher, you are, therefore, bullish or think it's over valued >> no, we continue to think this is a name that's going to continue to rerate as they execute. i think this is just the start in terms of from where this thing -- >> what i'm

names with some of the most exposure according to dean dre'. 3m, emerson electric, flow sf serve, eaton, and distributors like w.w. grain sf ger also watch the transfer. every dow transportation average component is in the red today. that average actually re-entered correction territory in trading today meaning it's down more than 10% from its most recent highs. fedex, ups, expediters international. basically movers of freight that are real-time indicators of trade flows and the health of the global economy and guys, if you look at that data, that air freight data in particular for the transpacific trade routes, it's been weakening for months it also is very clearly linked indicator for semiconductor billing. that's one to keep an eye on as i mentioned some of those names like fedex are ones to watch where that's concerned scott? >> good stuff, morgan. thanks so much let's give you a check on the sectors right now within the s&p. find out where the bulk of the weakness is coming from on a day when the s&p is down sharply as you can see by more than 2 1/2%. hovering just above what was a

in april sanders n emerson poll by 25%-24% making this a 13 point swing. former candidate listed as someone else asked to present beat out 14 other candidates in the field. here in the nation's capital sanders joining forces with alexandria ocasio cortez rallying for a green revolution taking aim at joe biden who is suggesting a less radical approach to climate change. >> i will be damned if the same politicians who refused to act then are going to try to come back today and say we need a middle-of-the-road approach to save our lives. that is too much for me. >> biden made his first swing through new hampshire yesterday, skipping his modern approach. >> we need to finish the green revolution in a way that is rational. we can do it, we can get it done now. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill diblasio held a new york green new deal rally. inside trump tower, you can see heckled by protesters holding signs with trump 2020 and immersed -- worst mayor of her. i can tell you one thing. it may be early in the 2020 election but we will hear a lot more about clim

. >> let's get to bill emerson who will tell us the results >> willem. >> there's a couple of dozen districts out of 60,000 where we haven't gotten a final kout. you canlook at the numbers for lega they've come in at 34% significant ler here again the five star, they're losing half of their voters in the course of the last 12 months you can see the constant contact with the voting bring sa they seemingly now have a much stronger hand on a notion nal level. it's really interesting here if you look at the national picture for the votes, you can see gleeg hleague a has taken m. they've won here according to you than nicole said he thinks the coil ligs will ferret itself out. >> translator: the other result that must be highlighted is the sovereignist attack against the european institutions has failed quite the opposite of what i heard during the evening but in the european parliament there is an ample, solid, strong majority that has the will's majority as the great american dream >> reporter: he says sovereignist forces is what's there. in terms of lega as a force inside of the european parlia

emerson. consider it solved. >>> bershire hathaway is apple's third largest shareholder.ky quick caught up with tim cook and asked him if he considers apple a tech company or a consumer company. here was cook's response >> we are in the tech industry but we work at that intersection technology and so we make products for people and consumers at the center is what we do. so i love the fact that he looks at us like that. we want consumers to look at us like that. we believe the technology should be in the background and not the foreground technology should empower people to do things and help them do things they could not do otherwise. if things appear as technology, they're not used very much you know they are for other people and not for all of us so i love the fact that he looks at it. >> for you, jim? >> this is fabulous. this is the most clear vision of kind -- i am a tv guy. please, you know the best technology company product that's consumers it is the consumer product with unbelieverab unbelievable technology. you would get a stock that's 270. obviously, they're thr

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back to "closing bell." 122-point rally on the dow near session highs here are the winners taking us higher walgreens, united technology, walt disney and nike walt disney up more than 20% so far this year. ahead of earn,s this afternoon >> it's a big week for ride-sharing companies leslie picker has new details on uber and steve bosa has more on lyft's first earnings report >> we heard from a source that uber is looking increasingly likely to price at the midpoint of $47 per share or less final pricing stie ining decisis initial public offering won't be made until tomorrow after the close of the market. and they could change their minds between now and then a confluence of factors has led to much more muted pricing than anticipated. even though uber has reset expectations on valuation from $120 billion to 80 to $91 billion. at the current range, investors have not necessarily been flooding the gates to get into this deal. those that i've spoken with are

. >> joining me now is peter emerson.ed in three, count them three, democratic administrations and the dpormer speechwriter for then senate majority leader bill frist. i want to start with you. can we go to peter this question here, i want to know, peter, we have been hearing about the constitutional crisis. what does that actually look like? >> i think it looks like what it's evolving to be but it's a crisis of chaos, which we certainly see daily. it's a crisis of national security, which we are seeing now with no strategy, whether it be venezuela or iran. it's a skries of global leadership, friends who work for our allies in europe and africa and central latin america, don't have anything or trust of this president. it's a crisis to of bankruptcies and suicides in our farming kmurnty because of t community because of the tariffs, it's a crisis because of the violence in our churches. and it's a crisis because in our economy, all of the conditions today are very similar to the great cash of '08. but it is also a crisis o

emerson have looked in and see net net, you have probably sat down and cren gate bridge opened in wasn average of 31 people take their life every year. the hope is that this net will be a deterrent for others. if you jump into the net, we anticipate that you may be injured but you will live to see another day. stroke injuries could include bruises, springs, or broken bones. the suicide net will be placed 20 feet below the sidewalk and extend 20 feet out from the bridge. the project is estimated to cost $211 million. >> to physically see it, to physically touch it. it is unbelievable. i feel that if there was a net there in public over and sign it that it would have saved his life. this family lost her son and brother kyle in 2013. the help to spare another family that pain. >> everybody was blindsided equally. i hope that this net can give them a chance to speak with their children and hopefully overcome any sort of problems that can happen in the future. >> reporter: the net will be in sections and the brought here to be installed on both sides of the bridge, spanning the entire 1.7

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sharon emerson takes a closer look at the unique issues facing military families. >> like many militaryilies, the waters are used to bouncing around. theyese moved four tn the last 12 years. most recently to ft. mead in maryland all while raising a fami family on a single military income. >> you're trying to provide for more than one person. you have to furnish a house. >> when we came back from overseas we had to ren a car months while we waited for our other car to get shipped. th eric d jana got into trouble when started spending extra money they received from the deployment bonus when he was serving in afgwhnistan. >> it ended, all of a sudden it's like taking a big pay cut. >> marine corp veteran and financial adviser says low starting salarir and the stuctured world of military pay may get difficult for service members to dig themselves out of debt. >> once you get promoted, you get a pay raise, but if you need make up a $20,000 difference in a year, it's not like another service is going to knock on your door and say let me take you in and take you up three rungs. rr today most m

emerson.d. ♪ ♪ >>> let's take a look at how we finished up the day on wall street first go to the nasdaq composite. it hit a new record high at the close, up 1.5% s&p 500 almost got there, just less than a point away from its own record closing high. it's pretty much there for all intents and purposes, up 28 points and consumer discretionary leading the charge higher, but all groups did close the day positive the dow climbing 197 points led by caterpillar industrials also having a pretty good day, will fred. >> indeed. >> here's a look what's coming up on the closing bell calendar. another busy week of earnings kicks off monday with aig, occidental petroleum and tuesday lyft, as well as results from electronic arts, match group and mylan. >> wednesday, etsy and uber. booking holdings, tapestry and dropbox, friday brings uber's long-awaited ipo and earnings for via com and tribune media and myriad we have a few key earnings, mike, but uber will be front and center >> it seems like they'll build