fickling is serving four years for assaulting a police officer.ansferred to iowa state for allegedly throwing bodily fluids on a correctional officer. >> you don't feel like you're going to hurt anybody else? >> no. >> if things change, you're feeling bad, feeling like you might hurt yourself or somebody else, you need to tell the officers, okay? all right. >> despite his sheepish demeanor, officers aren't about to take any chances. a police dog escorts fickling all the way to 220. >> some of the inmates are assaultive. that's why they're here, a little extra security. >> entering the unit, fickling is both a new topic of conversation and a new target. >> what do we have now? >> a-2. >> they got the camera on him? >> yeah. >> don't do it, jeremy. it's a setup. don't do it. >> tell me what's been going on since you've been in prison. where did you come from today? >> i came from state anamosa penitentiary. due to an inmate causing some problems. they accused me of throwing -- >> hang on. hang on. >> as our cameras roll, fickling's new neighbors con

. >>> tonight on sports final, fickle forecast. future is cloudy for one star pitcher. >> not much is going well. >> lightning strikes for the hometown hero as billy hurley raises the trophy at congressional. >> i'm all in. i'm totally focused. >> ali joins. let's clap it up. >> sports final starts now. >>> welcome in. i'm jason pugh. what a beautiful sunday it turned out to be.

this past quarter, by demonstrating how fickle they were, and the second thing is the best thing for i probably inc. the presumptive ceo is here to stay. aggressive.t and >> do you think he will replace him?> >> in five to 10 years, he will be in his early 50's. if you give him a half trillion dollar cap company and a couple hundred billion in cash, he will do great things for microsoft. andy: you went on a rant linked and is one of the biggest offenders. is that ok? >> i think what is happening -- the short answer is no. short companies like amazon and facebook are moving the conversation to the primary metrics that they report and force every other company to do the same thing. the post i wrote was about making sure entrepreneurs and ceos and the investor classes who were not very intelligent and you seessue sometimes what companies will do to commentate. i think ceos and founders will internalize how will i pay my >> if you tell your goal ultimately, screwed it all the way, you have to make more money than you spend, many will have the physical look on their faces. they will have

. >>> in the weather department the fickle finger of fog is working its way into the bay area at thisour. it keeps us cool heading into the evening hours. but then for something completely different, as we look to the all-important weekend weather forecast, it will all be happening when we come back. ,, ,, >>> we saw allen martin reporting on the fire in santa barbara county and how dry things are and the promise of hot weather coming. >> yup. well, finally. it's going to be kicking in this week. we did have a few sprinkles this morning. >> i know. >> love it. >> we have proof. this happened in walnut creek. a few little light showers. in fact, there could be a few more tonight especially northeast bay but aside from that, that's about all it amounted to a few drops. a little bit in san jose this afternoon, as well. kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar mostly dried up. low pressure offshore trying to advance south. it's not going to make it. clearing skies tonight. warming temperatures over the weekend. santa rosa 68 degrees. sun-up on saturday morning at 13 minutes before 6 a.m. and here's wh

it shows you how unbelievably fickle the electorate is. it shows the difficulty in polling and how wrong everybody was. this was an eight-point swing from where the last poll was saying the uk would stay do -- to a four-poimt swing to the other side saying we will leave. >> they said we trusted people in democracy and their will must be respected and that is exactly what he is doing today. i want to bring in a senior research fellow. margaret thatcher center of freedom and he joins us from london. just off the top what is your reaction? in the market roofing the eu and now with david cameron stepping down. your reaction? >> it is a remarkable and historic result. no none of the reporters expected it. none of the main supporters expectedded it. it has surprised the world market. the only people it hasn't surprised are the british people . they decided they did not want to stay in the european union. people were maybe afraid to talk about it but when they got alone in the polling booth they decided to liberate the uk from the european union.

trading them the past quarter, they demonstrate how fickle they were. then what is great for the that jeff is the presumptive ceo to calm in 10 years if he decides to stay. white is great for silicon valley is jeff is smart, he is an aggressive guy. emily: do you think jeff good replace? chamath: and five or 10 years when fox deal is done, jeff will be early and ready to do this. if you give him a half trillion dollars market company and 100 billion of cash, you could see him do great things for himself and microsoft and the ecosystem of silicon valley. emily: linkedin was one of the biggest offenders for paying employees and not accounting for it. is that ok? chamath: i think what is happening, the short answer is no. companies like amazon and facebook who are now moving conversation to the primary metrics that they report are going to take the band-aid off and force every company to do the same thing. so the post that i wrote was about making sure onto printers and ceos and the investor classes, who are not intelligent , recognize this is a huge issue

some of them are catering to a fickle consumer. so, the feds are in and out.ther thing that is undeniable is that internet retail is definitely taking more of the sales than the brick-and-mortar stores are contracting. scarlet: how much is management acknowledging the structural changes taking place -- are they making the same mistakes they used to in the past? are they going back to their old playbook when times are changed? mr. d'angelo: the winners on the fresh thinkers, thinking about brick-and-mortar where people can come and try things on, pick up with a order over the internet, so that if they want to return it, they do not have to go through boxing it up and bringing it to set up -- fedex and so on. they are taking place is different than mall environments, so some of that fresh thinking will defend sure it -- differentiate the winners and losers. oliver: where is the buying opportunity then? mr. d'angelo: in retail? oliver: right. mr. d'angelo: in joe's jeans, you see companies managing brands, optimizing a disillusioned that works for each of those b

largely guided by the fickle price of oil which seems lying it stalled out below 50. just look at today. where the average started off deep in red but then rbled along with the price of crude. s&p 500 advancing 11%. if you want to transcend this market's day to day meandering, you have to think bigger. the customer. think about that. who owns her? who knows her? that's one of the biggest making themes around. take this morning. you picked up a staggering 56%! gain overnight. if you own shares of a company called demand ware. brooks brothers, birch and others, stay in touch with their consumers. you make that money because sales.com bought the company. make sure its own clients, it is piloted so well by amazon. this deal is all about the customer. sales force, $2.8 billion for it. far more than anyone expected because the ceo wanted to prevent any other pursuers. sales force might be getting some big business within an extremely short time since the deal was announced. therefore it seems like a worthwhile acquisition. no wonder the sales force only dropped. people reco

occasion by warning the establishment that he got the nomination without them and he doesn't need any fickleriends. >> you know, the republicans, honestly, folks, our leaders have to get tougher. too tough to do it alone, i think i'm going to be forced to. i think i'm going to be forced to. our leaders have to get a lot tougher and be quiet, please be quiet, don't talk, please be quiet, just be quiet, to the leaders, because they have to get tougher, they have to get sharper, smarter. we have to have the republicans stick together or let me just do it by myself. liz: joining me now former republican senator from florida george lemieux, he is an at-large delegate for november. and joined by former democratic senator from indiana evan bayh, also a fox news contributor. senator lemieux, let me extend our sympathies for your state and all it's gone through. >> thank you so much. florida is strong, this is a difficult time for us, we'll rally but appreciate the sympathies of the people of this country and the world. liz: there is simpathy and anger, you just heard donald trump say to establishmen

we look at other point in the bay area from oakland looking out toward the city, you can see that fickle finger of fog. but oakland is in the clear. here is how it looks. it will be cooling off more tomorrow with that low pressure offshore and high pressure over baja, california. it all comes back in. and we have clear skies inland. numbers not quite as warm tomorrow as it was today so clear night inland. away from the shoreline it will be hot. with the return of the fog, temperatures will be cooling down. still a nice day for the union street festival all weekend long. 81 degrees on murphy avenue. it will be sunny and warm. >>> travel weather forecast, we head out of the bay area. 102 in redding. 104 in fresno. not so bad. overnight lows at the shoreline. sun up at 12 minutes before 6:00 in the morning. numbers in the mid 50s . still warmer than average tomorrow, but not as warm as it has been. concord is up to 90 degrees. that is still 11 degrees above average. low to mid 80s will do it. fog and low clouds. 62 at half-moon bay. east bay, plenty of sun. numbers upper 80s and low 90s . n

but people are fickle. and we have short attention spans. it won't be long before people move on to something else. kennedy: the f.b.i. has just been given more power surveillance, and somewhere calling for greater congressional oversight of the f.b.i. mike, we always appreciate your insight. thank you so much. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. it takes technology, engineering and coordination to hit the perfect shot. at quicken loans, the same is true for mortgages. quicken loans. home buy. refi. power. official mortgage sponsor of the pga tour. i'm terhe is.at golf. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. ugh. heartburn.g ] sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmmm. incredible. looks tasty. you don't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the r

he can be fickle.y be he changes his mind so you think you're going to get the call and that happens, no more than you got the call from carl icahn before he decides to dump apple. we got to start getting realistic about the money management styles of the rich and famous. or we can study their houses. look at their cars, see their beach second home, whatever but we shouldn't do what they do with their money. to borrow a line from f. scott fitzgerald let me tell you about the rich. they're very different from you and me. they are and he continued cynical when we are trustable, end quote. that's right. you see you only need to get rich once. if you've already made it there's absolutely no reason for you to chance it. to have faith say in the next facebook or amazon, when you're worth around 2$233 billion like soros owning stock seems crazy. why take the risk. that's why i say why take counsel of someone so rich just because he's so rich? that's what i call circular reasoning. and it can easily lead you a

and what is this fickle, feckless fed going to bring us next? >> fickle, feckless fed, i love that.d. that is good. >> but the production of this fed is not so good. >> yeah. >> i'm much more concerned about earnings, and i understand the short-term implications of brexit, but i'm not focused on that in the medium to long term. >> react to that. is this your view? i was speaking earlier for the team with the other show i work on here, and we were talking about ultimately what's going to matter most to u.s. stock prices is u.s. corporate earnings, not the brexit vote. >> absolutely. the brexit is clearly our number one near-term risks, but i would say it's more a symptom of a broader populist uprising that we're seeing all over the world right now, and what implications may that have for policy decisions and economic growth going forward? so i do think that's something that should be on investors' radars although i completely agree ultimately fundamentals will prevail and i think the news we got out of the fomc this week is a boyfriend because it takes off the table what was another

. >> and can be very fickle sometimes too. so it is tough to pick a stock for the long-term.are expecting them to create the growth for those companies. >> and again. all great businesses but still. >> the point is well taken. >> thank you for joining us today. we'll come back with the closing countdown in just a moment. >> after the bell live to the big code conference in california where you will hear from top leadership at facebook. coo sheryl sandberg and mike schlep froepfer i am benedict arnold, the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*trade, where true traders trade on a trademarked trade platform that has all the... get off the computer traitor! i won't. (cannon sound) mobility is very important to me. that's why i use e*trade mobile. it's on all my mobile devices, so it suits my mobile lifestyle and it keeps my investments fully mobile... even when i'm on the move. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. >>> just inside twob minutes here with the dow down points. to begin the month of june we start with a prett

everyone and have deport everyone and have a fast have a fast-track wave coming in and order the ficklehion? >> you're not going to get anything done this year. ultimately next year. you will not have massive deportation. what you'll see is well not have citizenship but legality is part of a package. that could be very well part of it. part of the legality is if you have an embassy or conflict in this country, that is considered sovereign territory of a state like mexico, even if they settle for trump and that is considered sovereign territory. what you'll see is the mechanism is these illegals will go to a consulate, will register and eventually be given over several years the legality if they meet certain tests on criminality paying taxes and fines in that kind of thing. that will be part of the package. heart of the package is that the democrats don't like them that his guestworker programs where you need them in agriculture. charles: bottomline come a huge victory for this thing we call the constitution. >> it's like an antique document, like heart of the supreme court. charles: tha

been fickle and it is hard to read into that. people are lobbying pretty hard right now. amanda: we do have this new poll today. saying that there is a 24% risk of equity decline in the event of a brexit. in terms of how people should be playing this, it is interesting to see everyone is on the sidelines and waiting because bedding in advance seems dangerous. lisa: let's say that it does float to exit the european union, the amount of uncertainty that it injects his already crop to it an incredible amount of lack of growth and uncertainty in that will be a problem. pimm: there has got to be a good trade somewhere. lisa: absolutely. pimm: how do you do that? lisa: the other problem is what recourse to the central bankers have to counteract about of fear -- a bout of fear? what is the ammunition and what did they do? it would have to be some policy measure or something more concrete. that is the main concern. if you have europe, they have all guns blazing to try to stimulate the economy. if there is some kind of shock with respect to britain decided to leave the european un

i'm fickle to all that made that happen. also aware that we need to confront big decision and not duct them. that's why we delivered the first coalition government in 70 years to bring our economy back from the brink. it's why we delivered a fair, legal and decisive referendum in scotland. it's why i made the pledge to renegotiate britain's position in the european union and to hold a referendum on our membership and i have carried those things out. i thought this campaign and the only way i know how, which is to say directly and passionately what i think and feel head, heart heart and soul. i held nothing back. i was absolutely clear about my belief that britain is stronger, safer and better off inside the european union. i made clear the referendum was about this and this alone. not the future of any politician, including myself. but the british people have made a very clear decision to take a different path. as such, i think the country requires fresh leadership to take it in this direction. i will do everything i can as