sometimes evan likes to say things to be contrarian.hat may have been what you heard there. >> making big news is google investing $550 million in jd.com eunice yoon has more on what that means for google's presence in china hi, eunice. >> reporter: hi, carl. the facility here in beijing, the company is using automation as well as technology to sort through 600,000 packages every single day is isn't aescially busy time for jd because it's a major shopping festival. jd generated 17.6 billion in sales during this period in an hour's time or so, we'll find out if jd broke its recor again for google especially it's been largely out of this market so google could gain access to china and come s at a time when google is trying to build up its shopping serviceho to rival amazon for jd, this will be potentially interesting. this is coming at a time when trade tensions are high. the founder of jd told me because of those trade tensions he hasn't been interested in going alone into the u.s. market this is what he told me earlier. >> i think it wi

evan spiegel will be on later today. julia will be interviewing him we'll see you tomorrow and wednesday and flying back on thursday i'll see you on friday. >> where do you fly into >> nice. >> i'll have some rose in hand and maybe wear a beret or something. >> we got to go. see you tomorrow make sure you join us. "squawk on the street" begins now. >>> i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber we look forward to talking to evan spiegel stick around the futures down about 200 puts the dow on track for what would be five losing sessions. germany and france down about 1% oil near two-month lows. road map begins with trade tensions spooking stocks. futures point to a sell-off in the open amid heightened trade war fears betweethe world's two largest economies. >>> taking on amazon google invests $550 million into j.d.com. that's expanding the region. >> and cnbc exclusive you don't want to miss snap's evan spiegel will join us live at 10:00 a.m. >>> stocks are poised to open sharply lower on concerns about trade te

on december 31, 2011, an hour north of denver in west evans, colorado.shley and tom fallis, surrounded by friends and family danced to the music that brought them together -- their wedding song. >> they decided to get up and dance in the middle of their living room. and -- >> reporter: everybody watching. >> with everyone watching. >> reporter: kinda romantic. >> i think i said, "oh, this is sweet." >> reporter: it was their party, ashley's and tom's. she'd invited her co-workers like andrea. >> it was casual. but she verbally told everyone at work, "you should come." >> reporter: they worked together at a rehabilitation hospital where ashley was a respiratory therapist. >> she was crazy, nice. [ laughter ] >> reporter: crazy. >> just spunky. yeah, just full of energy. she was just -- she was a happy person. laughed a lot and joked. >> reporter: their friendship was new. andrea didn't know a lot about ashley but had listened to her chatter about jobs and marriages and her three kids, the youngest of whom was born with a dangerous condition called hydroce

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>> jimmy: evan rachel wood. is the star of "westworld," the show about rs identical to humans, and cause major chaos. or as it's also known, facebook. [ laughter and applause ] listen to this, a group of scientists in singapore built a a robot that can put together [ t that's when you know something's wrong, when it's easier to build a robot than an ikea dresser. [ laughter and applause ] and finally you guys, the stanley cup playoffs are officially under way. [ cheers and applause ] now, as we know, at the end of the season they give out the most valuable player award, but they also give out other awards sort of like the ones in high school year books, like most likely to succeed, class clown, stuff like that. so with that in mind, it's time for "tonight show" superlatives. here we go. ♪ ♪ tonight show superlatives ♪ >> jimmy: our first player from the pittsburgh penguins is jake guentzel. [ light laughter ] he was voted most likely to play both roles in the "beavis and butt-head spectacular on ice." [ laughter

evan, evan. evan reports on this. evan knows the facts. there was no spying?was no spying. the problem for the fbi is these e-mails and tex met messages an pete strzok, that's what happens when you have conduct, misconduct frankly, that was going on behind the scenes that we had no idea was going on behind the scenes. the inspector general again, it opens it up to these political arguments that are being made. >> quick break. everybody stand by. we're waiting for the white house briefing to begin momentarily. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. mayor maybe they're justnts posinan ordinary couple.uple. either way, this room came at an unbeatable price. no one looks out for you, like travelocity. with price match guarantee, you'll always wander wisely. i think, keep going, and make a difference. at some point, we are going to be able to beat als. because life is amazing. so i am hoping for a cure. i want this, to uh, to be a reality. um, yeah. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> here we go, you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being w

live, evan lamcart, foxl news. >> thanks evan. tonight a man a is deader witnesses say he drove his carh down boat ramp acolumbia island t marina and right ihe water. our camera was t whe the car washe pulreled from the pen gone lagoon. the driver was taken to the hospital said to be in criticald ition. he later died. dc police are now investing what causedhat crash. >> the feds are giving metro a f deadline to rail cars that are not safe foris vlly impaired or blind drivings. la month a visualler impaired customell into the track at the van nesstati after shestoo . she suffered minor injuries. wmata ini tally commifi t iy th last year but they've experienced some delays. the federal transit administration now requiring wmata to complete those changes by december 31st. >> some new details tonight about a deadly dog akttac in can you bert countyco montgomery ty. 28 year old jenain s was killed after her fiancee's dog mauled her outside their home on cherry hill road. foem angaliphill has details. >> we talked to a woman who was dri

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. >> reporter: mike evans runs laced facts, a football academy in norwalk, california. >> back pedal,, open it up. >> reporter: for the last two years he's provided intensive drills and training to bunchy and some 200 other young aspiring athletes, some as young as five. >> this drill right here will either make you a door or make you average. >> let's go, push, push, push! down, down, up, up. move your feet and get in. move your feet and get in. >> in the game are you going to let the dude get a sack on you? answer the question. >> you might sometimes see a kid cry because he got hit so hard. >> you got to be stronger, bro. >> three, two, good job, both of y'all. clap it up. >> reporter: a standout college player himself back in the day at nevada and louisville. evans uses his contacts to get his kids noticed by major football programs across the country. >> everybody in the coaching world that i have ties to, they know that i'm not going to talk about a kid if he's not a good kid. that's my credibility. >> here we go, go get it. here we go. >> reporter: kids like bunchy's friend, 10

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melissa howele ahead of a vigillanned and evan lambert learns more abouthooter's past. matt ackland is liveith more deils. >> reporter: tisha, shawn, it has been a sad a a dayt bowie city hall. jo a lot of time in this building behind me ander covg the news throughout this community. fact, wree'ol s thot and killed he called the communications manager here, he was just checking to see if there was anus going on, and she said no, nothing going on, so they had a personal talk. ta alkenedbout they were both going to the beac heading to vacation. and then that communications nager said that a short tim te la she heard the awful news.>> employee that wa i leaving and got a call from my daughter and i've been ignoring it at thisd reception. she said you got to look. i tried to -- i texd hi i didn't get an answer and just got this really bad pain in the pit of my stomach >> a lotf people thought he was from bowietecause he sor of jumped right in and blended in, a ofnd got bowie. it's a different ace. he had a tough he was thee. >> mcnamara wore many hats, well-known for his sp

chase evans says he'd vote to repeal the california gas tax. "california has enough taxes as it is and i dont see the roads getting any better."he and other drivers will have the chance to get rid of higher gas taxes and vehicle registration fees this november -- now that supporters of the repeal collected enough valid signatures to qualify for the ballot.edward clapham"i think they should just fix the roads without the gas tax."drivers are struggling with high gas prices due to the 12 cents a gallon gas tax.the revenue is meant to maintain roads and bridges..tiffany lewis, oakland "i'd rather keep paying for it if they're actually going to use it to fix the roads."but the backlash has been huge as gas prices have soared in recent months.clarence fuller "they are not using the money the way they're supposed to use it."nearly a million signatures were gathered by anti tax interests to place it on the ballot -- feeding on feelings of distrust of politicans and big government. governor jerry brown opposes the repeal ... tweeting today that "this f

heating up a the summer kicks off one name in particular, when cnbc julia boresten sits down with evanoegle. >> i'll ask about a range of topics and we sit down at the ground zero for ad platforms and madison avenue executives from the world's biggest brands to discuss the future of advertising. we'll be talking about competition with facebook and backlash to snap's redesign and moves to transform snap's closed platform snap announcing just yesterday it is opening up its platform to app developers as part of that snap announced a partnership with pandora, enabling listeners to send songs to their friends through the snap app and receivers will be able to swipe up to listen directly on pan dordora. this comes as facebook backtracks on its data sharing relationship and as the access it gave draws scrutiny and that scandal is still way weighing on the stock. snap has been on a tear along with twitter and facebook has lagged up 2% as investors weigh the impact from the scandal and company's stock this year. in contrast, twitter is up 32% and snap is up 23% over the month. those gains despi

snap ceo evan spiegel answers his critics and reveals what is ahead for investors.he street on monday (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. >>> time to take tweets. should we use quadruple exploration in the directional strategy a great show we learn a lot what do you say, mike? >> they say witching that sounds scary. triple witching is scarier i don't look at that much. if you're looking at expiration, you ought to concentrate on the open mission but other than that, i don't focus on that. >> this one is unusual the next tweet comes from our executive producer maxwell meyers who asks who's a big boy today? who's a big boy today? carter >> this happened -- >>

scouting reports say evans is a strong defender and a solid shooter evans shot 38-percent from threeks 5th in school history. "when i got the call i was like yeah for real? i was like men thank you i have the opportunity to play with the best team in the nba". "the feeling in our draft room is that you can play this guy for us that's important. we like a guy that can play. i don't think steve is going to have problem putting him out there. he seems like a hard worker so hopefully he can get better". here's the top five picks suns picked deandre ayton with the first overall pick marvin bagley the third goes to the kings at number two the hawks traded the third overall pick to the mavericks sending trae young to atlanta... for many he's the heir apparent of steph curry memphis selected jaren jackson junior from michigan state and luka doncic, the slovenian sensation... who played last season in spain with real madrid... is going to dallas the giants opening a four- game series against the padres san francisco have won three of the last four madison bumgarner on

fox5's evan lambert was at the rally and evan has more o what the police report says.st erin and bram i w to point out where this happened, rallypening just over high shouer here where jeff price died on may 4th. i want

evans worked out twice for warriors. draft, general manager bob myers talked about the latest face to join the team. >> he's all business. i like his mental part, too. he seems like a guy who is willing to work and solid. it means a lot. he's a solid player. >> evans finished his career with the fifth best three-point shooting percentage. by the way, evans comes from a family of athletes. his mother was a point guard. >> he is only 21. >>> 6:37. let's check in with gasia to see what happening in the next hour. >> i can barely remember 21. >> it's all forgotten. >>> a new phase 2 an incredible team. 7:00 is departure time. for a group of 100 community and faith leaders heading from the bay area to san diego to protest the minutes as they head out. and we will group leaving from sfo to mcallen, texas. >>> don't be surprised if you see a few very friends -- furry friends. it's annual take your dog to work day. it may not be as much of a novelty as it has been in years past. today, we're switching over to ktvu plus at 7:00 s

evan perez, he's answering questions. let's listen back in. >> make sure there's no other people that are suspects or helped the individual and no type of bombs or anything inside that building so all those things we have to think about to make sure that people are safe inside that building. so again, number one priority is getting people from that building outside safely and reuniting them with their families. once that building is secure, we can provide more information and the investigation will begin and we'll be able to get a lot more details. >> lieutenant, you said you have injuries. how many? >> i can't confirm exactly how many. i know that we have injuries. that was first called in. so again, we don't anticipate this being some type of a mass major casualty with hundreds of injuries. but we have injuries. and so while we're doing our best to make sure they receive care that need care and, you know, we are doing our very best to make sure everybody else is evacuated out of there. we're prioritizing. >> "capital ga

dan evans has not been awarded a wimbledon wild card after he served a ban for taking cocaine.8—year—old must play in this week's pre—qualifying tournament. the all—england club described it as a matter of principle, as evans only returned to action at the end of april. england's cricketers are the hot favourites for the world cup according to former star bowler graeme swann, following their world record display against australia, swann was giving a master class in coventry today as part of the chance to shine national cricket week. but he admitted he was still trying to come to terms with england s 481 at trent bridge? at my age, there is still very much stat based. this is a very good score and we aim to be at this level, this team just take as many as you can get on the sky is the limit. that is the way to play the one—day cricket. that is in the 2015 world cup. they said that they play fearless, aggressive cricket and when it all comes off, the sky is delivered. 481—6, i keep saying it, to actually witnessed that was something special. england women are under way against so

evans played three years in cincinnati.ent from three-point land at cincinnati... that ranks 5th in school history. ( darya ) now to baseball and... the giants opening a four-game series against the padres san francisco has now won three in a row. madison bumgarner dominating last night... pitching 8 scoreless innings. he finished with 8 strikeouts and allowed just 3 hits. the giants win by a final of 3 to nothing. the two teams play again tonight. first pitch at 7:15. ( james ) coming up after the break... dinosaurs are back ... on a chase to rule the box office.we have a preview of the latest summer blockbuster. ♪ it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? for a limited time, save up to $500 plus free home delivery on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends june 30th. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to e

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fox5's evan lambert was at the rally and evan has more o what the police report says. reporter: yeah. first erin and bram i w to point out where this happened, rallypening just over high shouer here where jeff price died on may 4th. i want to talk though about that police report anded we to get it from dc police earlier today. they would not relea. it so i had to get it from jeff price' family attorney. here is what i says. police now mentiong for the first time that jeffrey price matched the description of a suspect inot nearbying on the afternoon of may 4th. also acknowledges tt officers were a block behind price on his dirt bike but p they'vereviously said they weren't chasing him. the report also identifies the officer whose suv collided with price as michael pearson who joined mp2015. finally i says officer pearson pulled far out into the invarsection to can the area, noticed price lanes wrong lane of travelnd he pulled all the way acrosshe road t avoid a crash with price. family attorney representing them said they have witness who is say that the block was inten

in nort evan lambert is live trying to get answers. evan, what did you find out. >> reporter: the splash pad here at turtle park was shut down like this allday. if you look around no signs waf ing parentsthe potential health risk theay s that lack of communication is unacceptable. one of the districts splash pads is one way for children to beat the heat this week. but at turtle park, 45th in splash arou it's been closed to after at least three got sick since playing in the water o friday. and threw t weekend be. it's not proven their illnesses are directly related to the water. one parent tweeted, quote, sewage in the splh par all weekend, my son got an eye fection, other childrensick, no sign saying tre's a problem. two other parents renorted their childr have been vomiting sinceying in the splash pad. monday, ward three counciler mary chay sent a letter the department oferal services which maintains district facilities writing pares sai the smell was there friday and they were notified day. the quote the smell was particularly bad th

and dan evans won't be at wimbledon this year — he's lost in qualifying to mattheas bachinger of germanyo play his way into the main draw — after the all—england club didn't offer him a wild card. he's making his return to tennis after a ban for taking cocaine. that's all from sportsday. the headline here is that argentina are through at beating nigeria in st petersburg. set up a tie against the french. from all of us here in moscow it's goodbye for now. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are camilla tominey, political editor at the sunday express and pauljohnson, deputy editor of the guardian. welcome to both of you. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the the financial times reports that uber has been granted a short—term licence to operate in london, the metro leads with 28—year—old khalid ali who faces life in prison after being found guilty of plotting a terror attack outside parliament. the daily express claims prince william could be the peacemaker between israelis and pales

joining news evan sig free and evan mullen 2016 independent presidential candidate.is also back with us. it steam as if there's a bit of an identity crisis going on. the only people willing to speak out against any trump policy are people that have nothing to lose. paul ryan seems as if now he's starting to have an ink listen of -- but for the most part you see the jeff flakes, the bob corkers, who say i'm retiring, so on and so forth. do you agree with jeff flake that he's got a -- and there are the mark sanfords because they're outward and outspoken about the fact that they disagree with a lot of 9 policies. >> i wished i could say there's an identity crisis going on, but i don't see it exactly as that. the president's approval ratings have never been higher. though i don't great with the president -- >> approval amongst the public. >> no within the republican party is historically high, even though his approval among the recent of the country has low and at times historically low. when 90% lines up with the party's president, that's a crisis, but that's what 9 on%

about >>> american animals star evan peters talked to "e.t."ut his cameo with ryan reynolds i call it like i see it. >>> american animals star evan peters talked to "e.t." about his cthe race for governords has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have. >> i'm thrilled to be here tonight to present this honor to my very good friend. >>> reuniting with an ex can be awkward, but apparently not for jennifer lawrence and director darren aronofsky. she greeted him with a small hug and a kiss last night. i guess the big question will be, can they work together again? >> for the right amount of money, i wet they could. tarek and chri

>>> i'm kelly evans. in a sea of red, serging after promising drug data. the "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to this uesday, everybody, hello, to you >> welcome back. >> i know. >> nice weekend? >> i didn't -- did you see the mickelson hole sat >> i did not see that particular one, but - >> unbelievable. >> i have not gone to -- >> were you on the course when it happened? >> yes, but not by his hole. >> crazy >> it was hot. >> so hot. >> attempt the headache with the beers? so - >> it was unbelievable all those stories in a moment. a check of the markets, though, down more than 400 on the trade tensions with china. coming back, though, 419 at the lows, dow's down 276 points now, but, by the way, negative now for the sixth straight day for the dow. >> are, indeed, although, the

evans. >> good morning. good morning and thank you, mr. chairman. as our nation strives to regain its goal -- global competitiveness it is critical that companies of all sizes have access to the skilled workforce they need to succeed. in fact, in the next decade nearly two-thirds of all job vacancies will require some post secondary education and this will only increase as the pace of technology changes accelerate. small business creates 70% of all new jobs and it's essential that these workers have sufficient technical skills. analyzing the united states workforce reveals two areas of concern, an existent skill gap among workers and a large increase in the retirement of baby boomers within the next decade. both emphasize the importance of transforming the education process and requirements for future workers. for businesses this reality has dire consequences. if we are able to meet the demand for trained workers, it will weaken our ability to compete globally. the manufacturing, technology

evan lambert live in with more.ter: i spoke to the lawyer for the woman who says she was habit wally harassed by the suspect. that attorney tells me it was a story by the capital gazte about the harassment that fueled we're alsorning new ewspaper. information from cou ramos used pump action shotgune to murder employees in annapolis, they identified the shooter byia usingl recognition technology. after there was a delayinn g his fingerprints back. court documents say ramos was ndund hiding u a desk after police with nearly 300 officers on the scene cornered him within two minutes sleing css lives. we also sat dren with ban mcca who representedas hhe tita the woman went hig lere hartos for years that that woman had move. mccarthy said everyone who inctraith ramos wedouldn't kne much because he had not acted. ramoss being held without bond, charged with five counts of first-degree murder. live in annapolis, evan lambert fox 5 local news. >>> also new details about the five capital gazette emploes killed. many known for

>> at nevada and louisville, evans uses his contacts to get his kids noticed by major football programs across the country. >> everyone in the coach world knows that i'm not going to talk about a kid unless he's a good kid. that's my credibility. >> kids, like bunchy's friend, 10-year-old haven fitty jr. >> we've known each other since we were three. or two and a half. >> he said he got an invitation. >> how did they find out about you? >> by social media. >> quick, push. over your shoulder. >> you've had eight college coaches come by? >> yes. that was the second week we were open. if you don't get them now, who knows where they're going to go in high school. a lot of coaches say send me the video. >> lane kiffin is a football koechl and recruited young kids himself. >> it goes back to making an impact on a kid. we found you been anybody else did. >> he's trying to put up his players. some people don't like that. >> this is absurd. you're an 11 or 12-year-old kid who's got an offer from college. even though it's to be binding, we know he can change his mind. >> does he say, i'd rather s

evan perez is "outfront" live in washington. you are learning, as everything we now know about this individual, what is that? >> erin, one of the things that police had trouble with was the fact that he didn't have identification, he was not being cooperative, would not tell them who he was. it appears that they used other means to identify who he is. one of the first things they did is they put his fingers through a reading machine, a fingerprint reading machine that they have on the scene. the fbi agents that were on the scene helping the anne arundel county police. it came back with no fingerprints. it came back with no hits. and so the question became, why is that? we're told that it appears that his fingerprints were altered in some way. perhaps he guyed them off, perhaps he put something on them so that when he was arrested, when he was taken into custody, police were not able to use his fingerprints to be able to identify him. so that's one of the troubles that police had. it appears that they have now been able to bridge

here's evan davis., we devote most of our programme to the gosport war memorial hospital scandal. it'll be remembered for multiple failings for years. how could it happen? how could it have been overlooked? and why did no—one take responsibility afterwards? join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm olly foster in mosocw on day seven of the world cup. spain ride their luck against iran, but a win means that group b will be going down to the wire. ronaldo is a record breaker as another goal keeps the portuguese captain out in front in the race for the golden boot, and it also means moroccoa are going home eraly. —— early. and a win for uruguay against saudi arabia puts them and hosts russia through to the second round, while the saudis and egypt are out. i'm tim hague at the bbc sport centre. i'll have the day's sport away from the world cup including. england's women break the t20 world record on the way to victory against south af

thanks for joining us i'm marrying evans dean north korean leader kim jong un has arrived in singapore for tuesday's highly anticipated summit with u.s. president donald trump came landed shortly before three pm local time and was greeted by singapore's minister for foreign affairs trump is set to arrive from québec later today tuesday's summit will be the first time that a north korean leader has met with a sitting u.s. president thousands of journalists and onlookers flocked to watch his motorcade make its way through the city and to the st regis hotel where the delegation is staying. or earlier having to take of the german council on foreign relations join me in the studio to talk about these developments he said even though both trump and kim are going to be in singapore today the meeting is not likely to take place immediately. i think it has been a kind of race to be to be there on the spot earlier and for trump it was an opportunity to slip the face of the other g seven members believing that summit earlier than than expected writes a tramp is due to arrive later today and he's

evans is known for being an excellent defender who can also shoot. i think he's going to fit right in in the bay area. the warriors expect evans to be uy on thetributor next season. >> and it's going to be great. it's going to be so nice for him to get his first championship ring next year. >> we're back in a moment with a stay with us. >>> okay. big weekend for the giants. tonight they kicked off a four-game series against the padres. >> as you just said, four-game series? >> four games. >> that's a lot. at the ballpark tonight, look who's there. madison bumgarner continuing his comeback from that broken finger. a good night for madbum. doesn't really do well against the padres historically, but he gets the wtoght. bottom of the eighth inning, gets some help offensively from buster posey. that's an rbi single right up the gut. giants beat the padres 3-0. by the way, tomorrow night's game right here on nbc bay area. our coverage begins at 7:00. >>> a stunner at the world cup. argentina led by superstar lionel messi lost today's match. what now and wh

we love you, evan. thank you for the reporting. >>> joining me now, robby mook, alice stewart, cnn political commentator and former ted cruz communications director and susan hennessey, our cnn national security and legal analyst, thank you, one and all for being here and susan, i have to begin with you on what is going on here with manafort and the fact that mueller's team is trying to throw him in jail before his trial because of these serious allegations with trying to tamper with two here is what congressman adam shift said last night to chris cuomo, the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee. >> special counsel team is not going to do thishey haretty darn clad evidence that manafort is trying to essentially corrupt or co-opt these witnesses. it is a big development and i think a sign that manafort is willing to try anything, do anything and he's facing some serious time. >> do you agree with that assessment, susan, that mueller's team has iron clad evidence? >> yeah, it appears from t

julie sits down with snap ceo evan spiegel what can we expect >> i'll be asking spiegel about a rangehen we sit down ground zero for ad platforms, madison avenue executives and chief marketing officers for the world's biggest brands to discuss the future of advertising. we'll be talking about competition with facebook, backlash to snap's redesign, and the recent boost to transform the closed platform. snap announcing yesterday it's opening up the platform to app developers and introducing s.n.a.p. kit which will allow ad makers to bring s.n.a.p. features to their apps part of that snap announced a partnership with pandora enabling pandora sending songs through their snap facebook backtracks on the data sharing relationship with app developers as the access it gave developers draws scrutiny. that scandal is weighing on facebook's stock check out the performance. snap has been on a tear, along with twitter, facebook has lagged up 2% as investors weigh the impact of the scandal and the company's stock this year. in contrast, twitter is up 32% and snap is up 23% over the month. those gain

so evan siegfried is back, mike is back.van, you're writing a book about this, about the changes in politics, about civility what do you make about what's happening right now and about what happened to sara huckabee sanders? >> my new book, the decent of decency, i go back 60 plus years because that's where the seed of what we're seeing today began. people forget that donald trump is a symptom, not a cause of our insuccessf incivil and indecent world right now. with sara huckabee sanders being thrown out of the restaurant, maxine waters saying we've got to go out and confort worth cabinet secretaries and yell at them just like kirstjearse ten seine was yelled at last week. we have people on my side of the aisle, like mike huckabee saying that nancy pelosi 'campaign committee is ms-13. we have people on my side of the aisle who will say that democrats want to kill babies which they don't. i'm personal pro life but i don't believe of that democrats twooent gauge in fant taside. and then they want to kilt sick because of our po

evan lambert is live in northwest, ting to get answer, evan, what did you find out? . lash pad at turtle park was u t closed today. you can see crews working late it's unclear what they're doing, the truck said for sewage only, parents say since the foul smelling water was reported there were no signs u or warning they say lack of communication is unacceptable. >> a playing one of the district's splash pads is way for children to beat the heat this week. but at ttlepark, 45th an van nest street northwest, they won't be able toouplash nd, the spray park here has been closed after at least three children got sick since playing in the fater oriday and threw theweekend. it's not proven their illnesses are directly related to the one parent tweeted, sewage pn the spark at turtle park wel end, my son got an eye infection, other children sick, no sign saying there's a ob lem. two other parents have reported their children have been . vomiting >> they sent a letterpa to the rtment of general service it's which maintains district facilities writing parents said the smell was th

jason evans come on down!!! right better but it doesn't get better than this for the rookie from cincinatti.. who wouldn't want to join the best basketball team in the world! evans is a long-armed wing player who can hit threes.. a shot the warriors have really been needing to improve on.( darya ) as for the also-rans.. and by that i mean the rest of the nba: here's where the top three players went: the suns got deandre ayton.. a 7 foot one kid who's been groomed as the draft's top pick since he was a teenager. the sacramento kings got marvin bagley the third.. and then the drama.. luka doncic.. the slovenian phenom was picked number 3 by the hawks but then he had to change hats when they promplty traded him to the mavericks. we all know what's next for him: a date with jennifer anniston and a pet tiger. ( darya )one of the best soccer players on the planet is taking heat for losing at the world cup. here are some of the headlines bashing lionel messi for doing nothing in his national team's 3-oh loss to croatia

. >> steve sedgwick trying to get comments there joining us is beth evans. thank you for joining us what are the concerns for the iranians >> politics has overtaken everything far beyond the supply, the demand, even the price in this particular meeting. the iranians are up against the u.s. sanctions that will knock out some production, their ability to gain back the market share they lost before that's really the concern. >> they can't sell on the market or they can't get the product to market >> they will -- the people who normally buy their crude will think twice and not necessarily buy it >> is this really then about market share, this potential disagreement we've seen manifested in the last couple of days >> i think a lot of it is. i think everybody knows that the biggest amount of spare capacity and that is around 2 million barrels per day right now, that chunk that is able to be pulled out and cooled down is mostly coming from the saudis if the saudis do that, it's their crude going out into the market iran will be faced with the inability to get their

. >> jack evans is also chair of the metro board. had to come from somewhere. >> nobody likes taxes, but in this cas the money is goi into the general fund to help use it forixing metro. >> i wouldn't want the tax to go up, but i also do feel like the metro needs to be repaired and that does make sense. >> maryland and virginia do not companies.hare but several counties in maryland, including montgomery 25 prince george's, do add a cent per ride fee. officials with both lyft and uber issued statements today condemning the council's vote saying it would hurt lowncome passengers as well as their drivers. in the district, mark essegr news 4. >> the taxes and fees added to your uberyft ride are based on where your trip begins. if you do get into the car in the strict, but you ride to maryland or virginia, you still have to pay the newe tax. w rate starts on october 1st. >>> a potential cancer treatment used asdi one of ne's most feared viruss. doctors think a modified pollio virus can help fight brain cancer. it's a process in which doct

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. >> mike evans runs a football academy in california. >> drive in here. open it up. >> for the last two years he's provided intensive drills and training to bunchy and other aspiring athletes, some as young as five. >> this will either door or make you average. come on, push, push, pushing. right on -- five, four -- up, up. let's go. move your feet and get here. >> in the game if you get your lick, you let a dude get a sack on you? answer the question. >> you might sometimes see a kid cry. >> you got to be stronger. two, three! >> at nevada and louisville, evans uses his contacts to get his kids noticed by major football programs across the country. >> everyone in the coach world knows that i'm not going to talk about a kid unless he's a good kid. that's my credibility. >> kids, like bunchy's friend, 10-year-old haven fitty jr. >> we've known each other since we were three. or two and a half. >> he said he got an invitation. >> how did they find out about

evan: i think it can.ning to what is interesting about what happened last week in terms of where central-bank policy sits, the boj, the ecb and the fed. emerging markets are still strong. that is the growth profile. looking at what happened last week and what caught my attention is europe is still iffy with regards to pmi. the u.s. is moving nicely but emerging markets are growing at a fairly rapid rate and the forward-looking indicators are still there. you can still the asia doing well. they have well and truly kept pace. anything else outside growth has sort of gone by the wayside. you can see that in europe, australia and canada. the catch, you are starting to see pressure. you see a lot of questions around premiums. you see volatility near the backend. that is starting to see positioning, and you in risk currencytilarly friday night with washington and the announcement of the new trade policies towards china. but growth assets in the short-te positive. yvonne: what our markets pricing at the moment wh

the point i was going to make, evan, they're never going to see eye to eye on this. it all -- all that you need to know is what you're laying out with members of congress, what members of congress are asking for and they think the beginnings of this russian investigation were faulty or biased. and then you hear rod rosenstein say, what we see coming out of the inspector general's report and they're trubld oubled by tht messages, says the result of that, the best result of that is to let bob mueller do his job and let him finish the investigation, bring it to its appropriate conclusion and he says that's what he's told bob mueller he thishould do. >> right. keep in mind there san election coming up in a few months. for members of congress, a lot of members, there is another concern they have, which is that if the democrats take control of the house, they're going to lose their subpoena power, no longer going to be in control and so some of the questions that they have, they're afraid may not be answered because the democrats are not going to be as interested in sendin

evans. i'd like to nigel to my good friend from south carolina, ralph norman. >> thank you, chairman brat. i want to think about for taking time to come today. it's valuable to hear your comments. i'm a contractor, and the challenge that i see for hiring people is if you're 19 and it never worked, it's kind of hard to get them into the routine. that's a society problem to have people work as they, but that's an issue now. but mr. mccreight, we had in our area colleges, technical schools, and defined businesses partnering with them two, one, let the millennials know that a welder, a frame or, a truck driver with a cdl can make 80, on a thousand a year? have you all parted with them? if not, how do we. >> that on? >> yes, we definitely have partnered with them. i can remember may be 15, years ago if you're hoping to just in the openings over to the community college and then they would send you some applicants and that was how you would hire from them. it's not like that anymore because everyb

cnn's evan perez has been talking to his sources. apparently you've learned one person is in custody? >> reporter: that's right, jake. we're told by law enforcement sources that at least they believe that the person is the one that carried out the shooting but still very early in the investigation and going room by room, floor by floor by and make sure no one else is there. that person is in custody. we're tloeld we're told there's multiple people wounded. there inside the newsroom of "capital gazette" and they believe that includes some fatalities. so again, multiple wounded including some fatalities inside the newsroom of this small newspaper there in annapolis. again, this is very early from the information from the scene there. law enforcement is still obviously trying to figure out exactly -- get control of the situation. you can see from the pictures some people are being led out of building. clearly they believe it's safe enough to bring the people out. that helps underscore the likelihood that they believe they have got some

evan perez, you are working your sources. >> we just got new audio from anne arundel fire ems.his portrays the initial heroic response from the police and fire officials there in anne arundel county. listen to this. >> you could hear him say that there were at least ten shots heard. that's what we heard as well from our sources were telling us that the initial report came in from some of the people inside that newsroom was that they were -- they heard about ten shots. you can hear that from the audio from the initial response and what the authorities have been describing as a heroic response that they were able to respond to that within 60 seconds, within 60 to 90 seconds, which is an incredibly fast response. it appears that might have made all the difference here. we have five people -- five fatalities who have been -- people killed in this thing. but clearly, it could have been a lot worse if the police had not been able to respond so quickly with ten shots that were heard from the people there at the scene. >> the police said this suspect had a long gun. the describe what t

dale evans was significant in her own right. you hear about roy rogers and dale evans together. ,he authored over 200 books later in life, she promoted actively her spirituality and her christianity and was very much an influence on a whole other generation of women who didn't even know this performed in western shows. additional women that we have in our hall of fame include esther hobart morris. she was the first justice of the peace in the united states. this was in 1870. this was about 50 years before women were even able to vote with the ratification of the 19th amendment. she was an extraordinary person. additionally we also have hortense sparks war. email to passrst the bar in the state of texas. she was also the first female who is licensed to practice in front of the supreme court. another woman that we have in the hall of fame is an architect. her name is mary jane coulter. buildingstly has 11 that are listed on the national historic register. she worked with the harvey company. the harvey girls and harvey hotels. she