the missing posters have been here for three weeks, they flutter as a painful reminder because time has any answers. now the police search through the 15 tonnes of debris on each floor, still trying to find all the grenfell victims. karim musilhy was at the meeting the police and coroner called last night. his uncle, hesham rahman, is missing from the 23rd floor. he went over to comfort, you know, some young children, which for me is very heroic. i want that to stick and stay with the family. we may never know if my uncle is ever going to be found. the family is just broken. there's no way of fixing them. this is something that can never be fixed. they want to be able to bury their loved ones, pray for their loved. say goodbye in any way, shape orform, and it sounds like all we're going to have is the brief on his flat, which isn't good enough. so... sorry, karim. yeah, yeah. the police now say they have recovered all the remains from the building that were visible, and 87 recoveries, as they put it, have been made, but they stressed because of the catastrophic damage that doesn't mean

as long as they keep going up, you're happy to stay in the stocks >> if the earnings flutter if theythey're starting to disappoint, you will probably sell 5%, 10%, 15% off the top. you're far better looking at the fundamentals valuation is a tricky thing. many times it's a product of what goes on in the market, not a driver >> we'll continue this conversation let's get a preview of what's coming up on "squawk box" from andrew good morning >> good morning. a lot coming up. we will talk about the skinny bundles, skinny repeals perhaps of obamacare then governor scott walker, you heard the news about foxconn opening that new factory in wisconsin. he will be talking to us about that we'll talk about what that means. viacom, as you may know, out of the running for scripps. we'll talk about that. earnings, earnings we have reaction to facebook, we have p&g we'll hear from the mother ship, comcast, twitter, waste management's ceo then all skinny, skinny. we might have a skinny marg read margarita by the time it's done. >> john manley back with us. you were talking about how tech is the stan

. >> it really required a special gear head to be able to look at this and, like, have a flutter in their heart. >>> slightly different scenario in orange county. a car show happening. one of these meet and greets where everybody brings their cars out to the parking lot to show them off. >> look out! oh! >> kind of a similar situation here when this guy is just whipping his old eer miata arou and around. >> i'd be concerned about the guy doing doughnuts. he's lost the rear bumper somehow. >> i am here to tell you no one surprisingly gets punted by this car. >>> the goal when you go fishing is to go out there and pull the biggest thing you can out of the sea and go, look at me i'm a master. for a couple guys in norway, they pulled something out they did not see coming. these pictures, they're a couple of beautiful eagles flying around. they got into a bit of a fight which left with one of the eagles left in the water. when he's in the water, his feathers are now soggy and they are nowhere near the coast. so the men of norway to the rescue. >> are you supposed to get involved in this situat

while love fluttered... -mm. john: carla found herself causing chaos. carla! -where is she? -i really don't care. once i'm up, i'm putting on the makeup. john: while shermon found himself opening up. i was getting bullied a lot 'cause i didn't really fit in. i love the fact that i'm changing. that's grit. john: and hannah found herself... (laughs) burk. burk. burk. john: on morphine. (laughs) on your mark. set. go! john: in the challenge... -go, go, go, go, go. -just keep it up. -ahh! john: team grady left the others in the dust. (screaming) in the spirit of competition, give my team a chance. john: and grady continued his cutthroat ways... i'm taking out their strongest players. john: putting will, carla, and shermon in a double elimination. what's life without a little suspense? john: doing it on her own... -shh. john: carla balanced her ball to victory.

pieces of confetti flutter at 24 hour art exhibition and it's beyond letters that say so i rise title of maya angelou poem. she was at the watch party in new york when the confetti did not go off. >> i wonder is that confetti from the actual -- >> she was there that night she called in favors and you have it. >> all right. there you go. thanks for joining us at 8 i was going to say 8 why visit great wolf lodge? because we've got fun for everyone in the family. adventure-seekers -- check. magi-questers -- yep. never-grow-olders -- double check. the only thing we're missing is you. great wolf lodge. everybody in. announcer: today on "tmz" -- >> who doyou think won the race out of beyonce's womb? r sir and rumi carter. rumi was the one out first. the doctor who pulled them o is the same guy that's dealt with the kardashians. 's seen a lot of premium vagine. i wonder if he has a favorite, i remember the day kim ca yeah. >> you know, they don't differ that much. i mean, what

if the engine cuts out, the copter will just flutter down to the ground, like a leaf falling out of alee: my adrenaline was pumping right before we took off, but, you know, like the second we were in the air, i mean, you just -- dezso: there is a lot to see. it is pretty here. ashlee: you sort of forget about it all. yeah. dezso: and as you saw, obviously we can land anywhere out here. so, it is the perfect place. ashlee: yeah. the gyrocopter takes care of the up part of the flying car puzzle, but you still need something to deal with the roads. for that, dezso has this slick concept vehicle. the goal is to marry the two and have something that turns just about any road into a runway. when that happens, ok, if that happens, the select few willing to give it a go will taste freedom, while the rest of us rot on the 405. dezso: i think that the reality is that a lot of people in this world like to have some kind of an advantage in life, no matter what they are doing, whether it is a bigger stereo or a, you know, a swimming pool at their house. but the reality is that, in nature, all bird

if the engine cuts out, the copter will just flutter down to the ground, like a leaf falling out of ae: my adrenaline was pumping right before we took off, but, you know, like the second we were in the air, i mean, you just -- dezso: there is a lot to see. it is pretty here. ashlee: you sort of forget about it all. yeah. dezso: and as you saw, i mean obviously we can land anywhere out here. so, it is the perfect place. ashlee: yeah. the gyrocopter takes care of the up part of the flying car puzzle, but you still need something to deal with the roads. for that, dezso has this slick concept vehicle. the goal is to marry the two and have something that turns just about any road into a runway. when that happens, ok, if that happens, the select few willing to give it a go will taste freedom, while the rest of us rot on the 405. dezso: i think that the reality is that a lot of people in this world like to have some kind of an advantage in life, no matter what they are doing, whether it is a bigger stereo or a, you know, a swimming pool at their house. but the reality is that, in nature, all

if the engine cuts out, the copter will just flutter down to the ground, like a leaf falling out of alee: my adrenaline was pumping right before we took off, but, you know, like the second we were in the air, i mean, you just -- dezso: there is a lot to see. it is pretty here. ashlee: you sort of forget about it all. yeah. dezso: and as you saw, i mean obviously we can land anywhere out here. so, it is the perfect place. ashlee: yeah. the gyrocopter takes care of the up part of the flying car puzzle, but you still need something to deal with the roads. for that, dezso has this slick concept vehicle. the goal is to marry the two and have something that turns just about any road into a runway. when that happens, ok, if that happens, the select few willing to give it a go will taste freedom, while the rest of us rot on the 405. dezso: i think that the reality is that a lot of people in this world like to have some kind of an advantage in life, no matter what they are doing, whether it is a bigger stereo or a, you know, a swimming pool at their house. but the reality is that, in nature, a

in the distance there, north korea, you can see the flag fluttering just up there.reminder that in the field, the areas which are heavily mined all around here, recent mines at that, there have been a number of atrocities over the yea rs, been a number of atrocities over the years, many un soldiers, also south korean soldiers have lost their lives here. and it is a reminder that this is still a very active conflict. back at the base of the dmz there is even a gift shop. this may seem a strange dmz there is even a gift shop. this may seem a strange place to end the tour, where you can buy your own set of military fatigues, there are t—shirts here, fridge magnets. if you feel particular patriotic, of course you can buy a flat. but it is so course you can buy a flat. but it is so puzzling, because this all seems so so puzzling, because this all seems so normal and yet north korea has nuclear ambitions, it has artillery point in this direction and it is primed and ready for war. and that is something people just seem to have got used to hear. the british foreign secreta

you can see the flag fluttering just up there. which are heavily mined all around here, recent mines at that, there have been a number of atrocities over the years, many un soldiers, also south korean soldiers have lost their lives here. and it's a reminder that this is still a very active conflict. back at the base of the dmz, there is even a gift shop. this may seem a strange place to end the tour, where you can buy your own set of military fatigues, there are some t—shirts up here, fridge magnets. if you feel particular patriotic, of course you can buy a flag. but it is so puzzling, because this all seems so normal, and yet north korea has nuclear ambitions, it has artillery pointed in this direction and it is primed and ready for war. and that's something people just seem to have got used to here. now, he was known as a master of surrealist art and with that signature mustache salvador dali gained celebrity worldwide. but now his biography could be taking a new twist. forensic experts in spain are exhuming his body to carry ou

the missing posters have been here for three weeks, they flutter is a painful reminder because time hasrch through the 15 tonnes of debris on each floor, still trying to find all the grenfell victims. carrie mazzilli was at the meeting the police and coroner called last night. his uncle, hesham rahman, is missing from the 23rd floor. he went over to comfort, you know, some young children, which for me is very heroic cost up i want that to stick and stay with the family. we may never know if my uncle is ever going to be found. the family isjust uncle is ever going to be found. the family is just broken. there's uncle is ever going to be found. the family isjust broken. there's no way of fixing them. this is something that can never be fixed. they want to be able to bury their loved ones, pray for their loved. say goodbye in any way, shape or form, and it sounds like all we're going to have is the brief on his flat, which isn't good enough. so... sorry, karim. yeah, yeah. the police now say they have recovered all the remains from the building that were visible, and 87 recoveries, as they

they flutter a painful reminder, because time has not brought any answers.nnes of debris on each floor, still trying to find all the grenfell victims. karim musilly was at the meeting the police and coroner called last night. his uncle is missing from the 23rd floor. he went over to comfort some young children, which for me is very heroic. i want that to stick and stay with the family. we may never know if my uncle is ever going to be found. the family is just broken, you know, and... there's no way of fixing them. this is something that can never be fixed and they want to be able to bury their loved ones, pray for their loved ones, you know, say goodbye in any way, shape or form, and it sounds like always — all we are going to have is the brief on his flat, which just isn't good enough. so... sorry, karim. the police now say they have recovered all the remains from the building that were visible, and 87 recoveries, as they put it, have been made, but they stressed because of the catastrophic damage done that doesn't mean 87 people, and they still can't say

he's so bright, moths flutter around her head, former white house national security adviser jillian turner. he's so funny that banana peel slip on him for an actor, writer, she so clinical or cynical it's clinical, read that in reverse. cohost of the special kat. i'm. >> i'm big and amass a psychic. greg: tyrus. jamie, isn't it weird to have a president who is part of the wwe? >> it is weird but this is a fact when i realized that i had not known it. i felt smarter. when you don't know that's what i don't keep up with the kardashians. so i feel smarter because of it. greg: who is winning in this media war? >> i'll have to say cnn is making too many mistakes in the file trump is winning. especially with the three cnn design. by the way, the headline i read was cnn reporters resigned to a mishap. when you're on a job interview that's one of the top five worst reasons for leaving a job. it says here you left your job because of a mishap. [laughter] also myself out. greg: involving a forklift. jillian, did cnn overreact to terms tweets? >> i think so. especially after watching the montage they

. >> did i see it flutter down? no. >> it needs about 1,000 feet to deploy. that's if you're lucky. >> san rafel -- luke made a case against cirrus after a similar crash. he cannot discuss the terms but says it has a flaw. >> it's used to deploy when you have a problem. the problem is it's aerodynamic characteristics are awful. >> they make a selling point of the built-in parachute telling us the cirrus aircraft, whole plane parachute system has been deployed 72 times over the last 18 years resulting in 148 saved lives who will return to their families. but as this coast guard video shows, deployment does not happen instantly. it takes a few seconds for it to deploy and for the plane to level. yesterday witnesses say this plane landed nose first with would the chute have made a difference at low altitude. the company says it can work at 400 feet. >> if you're straight and level. but you're not straight and level. or else why would you deploy the parachute. >> wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> a disgruntled student from a university in oakland began firing at cl

. >> did i see it flutter down? no. >> it needs about 1,000 feet to deploy. that's if you're lucky. >> san rafel -- luke made a case against cirrus after a similar crash. he cannot discuss the terms but says it has a flaw. >> it's used to deploy when you have a problem. the problem is it's aerodynamic characteristics are awful. >> they make a selling point of the built-in parachute telling us the cirrus aircraft, whole plane parachute system has been deployed 72 times over the last ears resulting in 148 saved lives who will return to their families. but as this coast guard video shows, deployment does not happen instantly. it takes a few seconds for it to deploy and for the plane to level. yesterday witnesses say this plane landed nose first with would the chute have made a difference at low altitude. the company says it can work at 400 feet. >> if you're straight and level. but you're not straight and level. or else why would you deploy the parachute. >> wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> a disgruntled student from a university in oakland began firing at classm

they flutter, a painful reminder because time has not brought any answers.tonnes of debris on each floor, still trying to find all the 6renfell victims. this man was at the meeting the police and coroner called last night. his uncle is missing from the 23rd floor. he went over to comfort some young children which, for me, is very heroic, and i want that to stick and stay in the family. we may never know if my uncle is ever going to be found. the family is just broken and there is no way of fixing them. this is something that can never be fixed and they want to be able to bury their loved ones, pray for their loved ones, say goodbye, in any way, shape or form. it sounds like all we are going to have is debris from his flat, whichjust isn't good enough. the police now say they have recovered all the remains from the building that were visible and 87 recoveries, as they put it, have been made. but they stress, because of the catastrophic damage, that doesn't mean 87 people and they still can't say how many have died. meanwhile, survivors struggle, carrying bags

. >> dana: what about the guy who fluttered your apartment? >> greg: [laughs] he is a lawyer.ey come back. they have a full life. >> jesse: this is dark. >> greg: if you go to mars right now, you are not coming back.wh someone who has had a full life. >> jesse: i would send the baby. k.g.? >> jesse: i would send kim. >> jesse: kim kardashian? >> kimberly: no, kim jong un. >> juan: who what i sent to mars? i have no idea. do you think trump is available? >> jesse: martians, you all owe me $20. >> kimberly: "make mars great again." >> jesse: okay, next question. from susan, kimberly guilfoyle, what other professional worker would you like to shadow for a day or two to see another side of life? a nurse, a police officer, factory worker, or someone not in the media? what person would you shadow? just for a day or two. >> dana: i think you would like to go and be with a surgeon because you love science. >> kimberly: i love medicine. that would be very good. >> jesse: juan, who would you shadow? >> juan: just a fascination, i would go watch a baseball player or a pro basketball play

. >> ( translated ): we are holding their flag upside down and our flags are fluttering on the riverk. >> reporter: prime minister haider al abadi visited mosul yesterday, and he returned tonight, formally declaring victory over the militants, known in arabic as daesh. >> ( translated ): our victory today is a victory against darkness, brutality and terrorism and from here we announce to the entire world the end, the failure and the collapse of the mythical state and the daesh state that was announced here in mosul three years ago. >> reporter: but that victory has come at great cost. five months of aerial bombardments and house-to-house fighting have left much of western mosul in ruins. killed in the fighting, and nearly a million fled their homes. it's estimated that around 1,000 iraqi soldiers have died were killed in the campaign. "the new york times'" rukmini callamachi was in mosul this morning. she says despite the claims of victory, there was still isolated fighting. >> that it's accurate to say that most of the city is now under iraqi control but there is definitely a pocket

they flutter, right. >> good point. >> she is still a angel. >> have a great one today. >>> happy fifthashington. we're going to be hot and sweaty later with plenty of humidity and plenty of heat. mid 90s for daytime highs with thunderstorm chances not good today. isolated risk of a thunderstorm. yesterday we popped a big one out towards winchester and it >> popped a big one. >> yesterday we had a big thunderstorm that developed and pushed east. >> l al just let him. >> there's your seven day. the heat is getting to me. >> 95 today. 99 tomorrow. heat index next couple of days 100 plus so again i know we know it at this point in the summer but take the heat seriously. heat exhaustion, heat stroke that kind of thing real. >> are we at that code are a ranch. >> no code orange today. likely to have heat advisory tomorrow. >> pushing 100. camp counselor coming at 8:25. here's erwin traffic. >> counselor barnes has a huge announce tom make. >> that's right. huge announcement. >> huge announcement. you better run and get changed. >> all right. gw parkway southbound -- people know that tucker i