misery the frank goods with a champions league hopes now washed away. our situation is now tough but we still have a bit of hope of that and even if it doesn't work out we don't need to be ashamed just. frank that have had a really great season and it would be sad to see them finishing empty handed. today we were unlucky. sometimes it's happened and i think it was the worst moment also unlucky up next to buy in to be fighting to seal the title the mission of we have to regenerate it properly in the way to go so that we're ready to deliver a top performance you can find something that. the world will be watching now the results in full. force a few surprises this weekend's don't mean one but 5 and a time because champions league contenders leave the keys in frankfurt and fly back to playing complicatedly everything is still wide open that he will drop the chip counts that she has a spitting here and that has i fell out. and someone else bid farewell to his fans . i don thank you all so much for 5 beautiful years christian pillar 6 the american style is l

brussels at the last minute instead to let's get the details on why this is happening but artie's for frank good morning to you why then the change of plan. andrew good morning well it looks like it's all about iraq and indeed it was clear that he was supposed to arrive in moscow later on monday it was meant to be the 1st official visit of my compare as secretary of state to russia but then at the very last moment he changed his plans in the pilots were told that the destination should be brussels guess why again it's all because of iran but before we go into russia when the u.s. top diplomat was asked about what he's going to talk about here he gave a certain list but obviously iran was on top of that take a listen. iran is the major destabilizing in influence in the middle east and we aim to fix that our aim is not war our aim is a change in the behavior of the iranian leadership we hope the iranian people will get what they finally want what they did so richly deserve well i can tell you that mr compare who has shown a lot of flexibility at least in terms of logistics recently last week he ch

fascinating story was done by my colleague here at the table with me frank hawkins good to see you frank let's talk a little bit about this there have been many stories about suspected terrorists in or in europe disguised as refugees most people i would say have no idea though that assad's torturers executioners his henchmen were also in the mix of migrants interesting they the prosecutors and police in europe like in germany or in the netherlands or in satan for example in friends they were looking for these people in the same time way that why they were looking for terrorists from isis escaping from syria for example what i found interesting doing the research earlier on isis terrorism in syria and the torture of torture camps of isis that i found out that they use that they use the same methods for example is a method where you get striped to the ceiling with the 0 with your arms until your you show the states dislocate in prisons like this one here for example set me a military prison in syria they used the same methods and somehow they. they were in the prisons there before and that

was robert levin dusky thomas miller come on things were moving much too fast for frank for. no good news for dortmund though they could breathe a sigh of relief after 12 minutes when. they only hit the crossbar have a lucky break keeping the title in sight have and that prospect looked brighter late in the 1st half when marco toy's took his 2nd chance to tee up jayden senchenko who hit the target in stride my video assistant referee decided to check whether royce had managed to keep the ball in play. the officials all came round to take a look and eventually the goal was given. men went into the break one nil up as did byron down in munich. speaking of munich shortly after the restart a corner for frankfurt and suddenly the ball was in the net sebastian our lair finishing the job after a bit of pinball in the box was where byron vulnerable after all nope just 2 minutes later they were back in the lead courtesy of david oliver 21 i but still nervous trying for a keeper kevin trapp blundering on this one. dortmund finally looks the part of title contenders in the 2nd half marco toys m

. >>> good morning afternoon, everyone. i'm frank mallicoal. >> and i'm allie rasmus. >>> a developing story in the north bay, a truck carrying hazardous materials overturned prompting evacuation and shelter in place orders. it was just before 7:30 this morning. it was on redwood road near lynnwood drive. the truck driver had minor injuries. the hazardous crews said the truck was carrying chemicals to make wine. >> we know there was nitrogen, argon, sulfur dioxide, used in finery practices. some tanks are ruptured, and some are offgassing, and at this point, we are trying to keep the residents out of the area. they don't understand the nature of the danger. >> reporter: the area is supposed to remain closed for the majority of the day. the red cross is on hand to assist people who have been affected. >>> the rain, as you know, has been a big story this week. we are getting a slight break, but more wet weather is expected over the weekend. if you're headed up into the sierra, be ready for more fresh powder. more wet rain over the week

it is economically >> let's get you up to speed on some of the other top movers good morning, frank. >> good morning. we're talking chips, chips, and even more chips. we're going to start off with semikktors, those kind of chips. shares of ad are up more than 5% the chip make are reporting a slight beat on first quarter profs and revenues q2 guidance in line with street estimates, and that stock is up more than 50% this year. ceo dirk, he will be on squawk on the street in a first on cnbc interview at 10:00 a.m. eastern. now to some other chips. gambling chips shares of wynn resorts popping right now. up almost 3% after gaming regulators in massachusetts allowed the company to keep its license for a new casino right outside of boston. >> followed by manufacturing pmi and ism manufacturing numbers as well then the bik focus turns, of course, to the fed we get the fed's latest interest rate decision at 2:00 p.m. eastern time followed, of course, by a jay powell news conference from the fed chair. it's one to watch following president trump's calls yesterday for the fed to cut rates by 1%. we'l

forces who fought in the pacific during world war ii under the legendary command of general frank merrill. goodeneral. pretty good, right? that's what they say. are you better? just be as good. although private schaefer sadly perished in the battle of burma, his deep love of country and yours and -- deep love of someone veryes and special is with us today, his grandnephew, chief petty officer daniel schaefer. where is daniel? [applause] pres. trump: i want to thank you very much for the incredible job you have done. picked a couple of people that are outstanding. please say a couple of words. >> thank you, mr. president. this is amazing that you have recognized my family. i know a lot of others have family that served as well. memorial day is the time where we honor our father americans who paid the ultimate -- honor our fellow americans who paid the ultimate sacrifice. thank you to my shipmates and fellow marines who are out here today. it is a great day. thank you, mr. president. [applause] pres. trump: two great jobs, and that's not easy. he did not know he was coming up. you have no idea, d

hi, frank. >> good afternoon, tyler just days before the president tweeted about possibly increasingfos in our survey expressed their lowest level of concern over u.s. trade policy since tariffs in china took effect last year. in q2, 40% of all the cfos saw u.s. trade policy with a negative impact on their business but you have to see that's a sharp decline from q4 of 2018 and even from just last quarter. now, in q2, 35% of the u.s. cfos believe trade would negatively impact business. 45% saying it wouldn't impact their business at all. 15% believing it could benefit their business so we could say rising optimism here in the u.s. but this trade deal seen as a variable that has to be accounted for, especially internationally. when asked, what is the biggest external risk to your business u.s. trade policy was the top answer for cfos in europe, the middle east and africa trade was tied from asia pacific at 20% tied with china, also at 20% only 10% of u.s. cfos saw trade as a risk for their business this is pretty interesting in q1, no cfos saw china as external risk and now 13% of the

ktvu's frank mallicoat is live at the bart station. good morning, frank. >> reporter: pam, good morning to you. it may sound like a lot but when you break it down it is just about right. two new stations will open up later this year and bart riders will pay $15.50 for a round trip ticket from the south bay to the san francisco city stations in embarcadero. that is $7.75 one way and it is cheaper than caltrain, by the way. when you think about it you have gas, tolls and parking. to drive yourself into work it may be a bargain. not to mention while you are on your way to work you can sleep and relax on the train. much like muni and caltrain they are working on discounts for some of the low income riders that need to make the trip. here in the south bay things have been put on hold due to routers and communications system issues. the santa clara transit authority paid for the extension in june last month and it has been five to six months testing the track for a late 2019 and early 2020 opening. bart will also be adding 160 new train cars to t

. >> reporter: good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters.launching a new app to let customers shop motely for products while they can still visualize how it would look their home. you can enter the room dipgz s dimensions and life changes for choices. this is part of the solicit to digital. iem it's known for giant stores on the outskirts of town, it's testing smaller locations in urban areas that only carry a fraction o the lineup. with your morning business report, i'm frank holland. >>> good morning, everyone, storm team 4 weather alert for you on your tuesday morning. back to work and school. going back with thunders, lightning, heavy rain, gusty winds now coming east of dulles airport. moving into parts of western and central fairfax county here. arriving in fairfax within about the next 10 to 15 minutes. we'll track ithis and more comig up. >> reporter: in maryland, i-95 southbound, travel lanes temporarily stopped before the icc. ad a crash with tractor-trailer involved, they're trying to clear it. two right lanes have been getting by

let's bring in our political correspondent hans frank for more on the story hi hans good morning to you in two thousand and fifteen we saw nearly a million refugees come to germany and it's often been referred to as the refugee or migration crisis is that the right word to use. i think you have to say that at the time it was a crisis there were as you said almost a million people arriving in germany suddenly really without anybody being particularly prepared for that to happen although one could have been prepared there were indications that this was going to happen but in fact the society and the government the administration were not prepared for that many people so in that sense it was a crisis of having to handle that the months of people arriving in germany finding accommodation for them finding food for them finding medical care for them and so on in that sense it was a crisis that was. a challenge to the german society but as we stressed seen in that report there have been a lot of volunteers who helped handle the crisis and in the end i think you know i think the crisis has been

host: frank, good morning.hat do you think of the testimony yesterday, the handling of this investigation by the attorney general? caller: i love it. barr is my hero. the democrats, whoever doesn't understand is if you look at the book of daniel, chapter 4, verse god said the basest of men, trump, to rule over other men in this world just like he did godobama. god decides who rules among men. men don't. it is very laughable. all these democrats dancing around like spit on a hot points.trying to make they are not after the rule of justr truth, they are demonstrating for their supposed -- especially the ones that were really maligning and tearing barr down for the cameras. host: do you agree with his decision not to attend today's hearing in the house judiciary committee? caller: absolutely. he is well within his rights. school these to republicans and democrats on law. this man knows what he is doing. in oklahoma and that hearing will happen even without the attorney general in the rayburn house office building

. >>> good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wall street set to open sharply lower this morning. global markets reacting to president trump's threat to slap tariffs on imparts from mexico unless mexico takes more action on undocumented immigrants crossing the border. the fear of impact that the u.s. tariffs could lead to a global economic slowdown for recession. folks co is the third largest trading partner with the u.s. tariffs are import penalties on american companies which could raise prices for consumers. automakers could be hit the hardest. many build in mexico taking advantage of the cheaper labor and proximity to the u.s. gm has 14 plants nissan's imports accounts for a quarter of chinese imports is costco. it is just beginning to feel the effect on goods such as furniture, bikes, and luggage.h will go up on things. the company is trying to off set that by sourcing goods from other countries. >>> with all the stuff that comes from mexico, we will definitely be watching for that. thank you, frank. >>> coming up on "today

good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wall street is set to open up lower as worries among a trade war with the u.s. and china linger over the markets. it cast a shadow over stocks. yesterday the do you dropping over 100 points. reports on people filing for unemployment and new home sales. data the faa says the boeing 737 max will fly again, but there is no time table that grounded those planes since march. boeing finished work on a flight control system that's been implicated in two deadly crashes, it has not scheduled a mandatory test flight. the faa is holding a meeting today with more than 30 global regulation aviators. american, southwest and unite trd the only u.s. airlines that fly the 737 max. we are hoping that will turn to service sometime this summer. >>> walmart, the latest nation's reseller launched a program last year, more than 75% of the 500,000 military spouses are looking for work. they are facing a 26% unemployment rate. wal-mart says it's 90% of reaching the goal of hiring 250,000 veterans next year. >

you're watch >>> good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here's today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open lower this morning on continued concerns on the rampup between . strike back at the u.s. by cutting off supplies of rare earth minerals. they are u gains to close in the red. the dow, nasdaq and s&p all on pace for the worst month of annual developers' conference next monday. we are getting a sneak peek at what may be announced. the new ios 13 software, among the new features, dark mode to make your apps look better at night. and a new app called fi-mi. they are combines it into one single app for the iphone and ipad. are you a master tweeter. a tweeter in chief. it's a position they are hoping to fulfill in new york, san francisco or any other office in the u.s. the listing doesn't say it, but you will likely on the end of consumer complaints. the twitter account has 56 million followers. laura and marcus, back over to you. >> that could be a very big job. >> i think so. frank, if you got that job you could move here t

. >> reporter: good morning, i'm frank holland. walmart is keeping its pledge to hire thousands of military spouses. the nation's largest retailer has hired nearly 6,000 since launching a program last year. more than 75%st cntry's 500,000 military spouses are looking for work. they face a 26% unemployment rate. walmart also says it's more than 90% of its goal to hire 250,000 veterans by next year. >>> with your mortgage businesse ports, i'm -- morning business report, i'm frank holland. >>> and good morning. it is a storm team 4 weather alert day for the chances of afternn thunderstorms that could be on the strong to severe side. slight chances for vere weather from washington south, but an enhanced risk for severe weather from northern maryland ckd southern pennsylvania. hour by hour cheoming up. >>> and right now a beautiful bay bridge on this getaway day. not going to be this situation tonight. what else is happening right now if you'rerying to the ♪ i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving theesingdom what doth thoue? my lord

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forces who fought in the pacific during world war ii under the legendary command of general frank merrill. gooderal? pretty good, right? that's what they say. are you better? just be as good. although private schaefer sadly perished in the battle of burma, his deep love of country indoors and someone very special with us today. his grandnephew, senior chief petty officer daniel schaeffer. where is daniel? can i get him up. and i want to thank you very much for the incredible job you've done. we've picked a couple of people that are outstanding. please say a couple of words. >> thank you, mr. president. this is amazing. to recognize my family, but i know a lot of others have families that served as well. memorial day is that time where we honor our fellow americans who paid the ultimate sacrifice. so thank you for all my shipmates and fellow marines that are out here today. it's a great day. thank you, mr. president . >> great jobs. that's not easy. they don't know they are coming up. you didn't know it, did you. you had no idea. they didn't choke. we don't like chokers, do we? we don't like the

let's turn to the nasdaq frank holland with the biggest movers there frank. >> good afternoon, sara.d meat the best performer in the overall nasdaq. today shares up about 160% since it launched its ipo just about three hours ago. still off the highs of the day however, tesla the best performer on the nasdaq 100 after the electric car company announced it's going o'raise $2 billion from investors and elon musk himself will buy $10 million worth of new stock also a strong day for chips. 25 of the 30 stocks in the sox etf up today but despite all that strength in tech the nasdaq is still on pace to break a five-week winning streak and having its worst two-day stretch since march. all the fang names in the red. microsoft the worst performer in the ndx that's despite reaching a $1 trillion market cap perhaps some profit taking after the run-up wilf, over to you. >> frank, thanks very much let's look at the s&p, down 0.3% the dow down 144 points, or half of 1%. the russell slightly higher. the low of the session for the dow is 250 s&p intraday chart four you can see gains from the first ho

frank luntz, good the see you. >> let me explain, it's so early in the process.oking forward to the first presidential debates. they're five weeks away, to see what happens when you get 20 candidates standing up for the first time. we've never seen anything like it. unlike the republican debates in 2016, the democrats will have more of a jungled debate. your name will be chosen out of a hat. we have no idea who will stand next to each other. at that point, you can see which candidates have the sound bites, the stamina and which candidates will go after donald trump and after each other. >> neil: i'm asking, do you stand by your prediction when all is said and done, bernie sanders will be the nominee? >> at this point, in mid may, he has a fund-raising operation second to none. he has a clear defined base that is note as wide as joe biden but significant. the difference is, it's deep. there are people prepared to stand in line for 48 hours to get a chance to vote for him. in this early moment, if you asked he which candidate has the best likerihood of standing at

time for this morning's top trending stories frank holland is back with those. goodet's see what's trending one of the most exciting ceos, elan muvg is hoping to make las vegas really boring. we're dawg about his boring company. it just won a $48.7 million contract to build a high speed underground expectation loop around the vegas convention center boring hoepds to have the pronl done by the 2021 consumer electronics show elan musk tweetd last night saying he thinks it might be done by the end of the year. >> this is elan musk always is aggressive kbloez have to make sure these plans have plans behind them we've seen these plans before. >> are you a gamble,er >> not >> not me. >> are you betting on elan musk? is that what you are saying? >>> another day, another big jeopardy win 34-year-old james locking in his -- he holds the second most consecutive jeopardy winds ken enginings still has 74, and the top spot, but he is closing in on jennings' money record he also has already earned $1,930,000 he is getting a lot of criticism, because he is a vegas guy. he also has

hi, frank. >> good afternoon, sara. some of these stocks on the nasdaq 100 were seeing some turnaround in after hours trading but before they closed we saw a sell-off across all industries the tech heavy industry seeing its fifth close -- apple having its worst day since january 3rd. the phone maker and other fang names all in the red again, though, making some turnaround in after hours trades just to give you a sense of how bad it was 98 of the stocks in the nasdaq 100 finishing in the negatives. chips also continuing their roller coaster road the etf smh finishing down 2%. and nvidia shares down making it the worst performer out of all the chips. but intel and universal having a bad day. just bad day overall for the nasdaq but had some gmts g. moments for just a few stocks paychecks krintas and starbucks hitting 52-week highs before closing lower. henry schein the best performer in the nasdaq 100 after better than expected earnings back over to you >> okay frank thanks very much for that joerks at this point what do y

now frank somerville is in san jose. good morning, frank! >> reporter: see, sal.you road your bike to work today you would not have forgotten you needed to throw down to here. >> you are unforgettable. i apologize! >> reporter: i am kidding! if you want to help the environment and get a little workout in, how about riding your bike to work on the 25th annual ride to work day. behind me you can see the energizer stations as the people pull up. not a lot of bikers here yet. this is one of the energizer stations. there are over a hundred of these over santa clara county taking care of the bikers as they zoom by. the city of san jose and the san jose bicycle coalition. hundreds of bikers set to gather here at the mlk library. about 45 minutes from now they will have a big rally and then the work begins, a seven mile bike ride around the city to reduce the rbon fingerprint wil measure b, an effort to promote bicycle and pedestrian safety. and we will talk to mayor sam liccardo who suffered a fractured stern numb, two cracked vertebrae and he is on the mend after a biki

special forces who fought in the pacific during world war ii under the command of general frank ma rmp ro with. good germ, huh? that's what they say. are you better? just about as good. although private schaefer perished in the battle of burma, his deep love of country endures with us today. his grand nephew, senior chief schaefer. er, daniel cheers and applause] and i want to thank you very uch for the incredible job you've done. you picked a couple of people that are outstanding. please say a couple of words. >> thank you, mr. president. this is amazing. to recognize my family and others have families that served as well. memorial day is that time when we honor our fellow americans who paid the ultimate sacrifice. thank you for all my shipmates and fellow marines. it's a great day. thank you, mr. president. cheers and applause] president trump: two great jobs. and that's not easy. they don't they're coming up. you had no idea. they didn't choke. we don't like chokers, do we? we don't like chokers. on thm memorial day in the united states, americans are concluding a sacred day of remembrance, refle

. >>> good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc slig higher this morning. the market saw gains. the dow turned in its first five-day losing streak since 2011. today's watch list, reports on home prices and consumer confidence. ikea is launching a new app to let customers shop for products. they can enter room dimensions on ensure the fit to nail down choices. this is the bigst shift into digital for ikea. they are testing smaller locations in urban areas that carry a fraction of its entire lineup. >>> "sports illustrated" has a new owner. they have sold the iconic brand for $110 million. they have licensing rights to celebrities like elvis, mohamed ali and marilyn monroe. they will capitalize on the name and use photo eye kaoeuf for event marketing. meredith will still put out the magazine and run the website. back over to you guys. >> the bathing do you think it will continue? >> i say yes. it's a winner. what do you think, frank? >> if people like it. >> thanks, frank. vianey is in for kari with a look at your forecast. >> and it's going to get a lot warmer throughout the bay

. >>> good morning, i'm frank lld at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up slightly lower. the dow dropping more than 150 points, investors were disappointed by comments from fed chairman powell. today productivity and labor costs. facebook is negotiating a they put an official in the highest ranks. >> that person would have to be approved by the government and facebook would have to form an independent oversight committee. facebook is expected to face a multi-billion dollar fine for its failure to protect the data of millions of users. it set aside $3 billion. airbnb offered displaced people to find housing. it's launched hosting to give portion to non-profit groups. airbnb is an expansion of the open homes initiative. >> that launched in 2017. to pr temporary housing to over 100,000 laura. back over to you. >> so nice to help others. >> absolutely. thanks, frank. >>> coming up next "today in the bay." >> yeah, let's head outside with a live look at walnut creek. before you step out the door, a cool, clear start, it will be war

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set for a lower open as investors worry about the trade talks between the u.s. and china with a new round of tariffs on chinese goods set to go in effect tomorrow. at a rally last night, president trump said china quote/unquote broke the deal. china vowed to >>> yesterday the gave up gains going into the close. europe and asia, they're in the red this morning. >>> well, the stockmarket tumble last year didn't scare people off from saving. people opted 402k accounts, they set aside a record 300,000 this year up 15% from a year ago. the reason some workers may have reconsidered their savings after filing their taxes, it probably didn't hurt stock prices were storming higher earlier this year. the s&p 500 had the besst quarter since 1998. >>> fox sports is embracing betting in a big way. it's partnering with stars group on a pair that will this fall. the game gives out cash to users who correctly 46 games. they let you place real mo

i've come here in good faith i want a reasonable and a frank exchange of opinion with the u.s. side china believes in further tariffs is not a good way to solve our problems so it's not good for china nor is it good for the us nor does it help the world. few expected a breakthrough in thursday's talks and donald trump was keen to point out the positive side to state import tariffs. i happen to think that tariffs for a country. a very powerful you know with a piggy bank that everybody steals from including china we've been paying china five hundred billion dollars a year for many many years china rebuilt their country because of us this is the single hearing up for what could be a bruising trade conflict china showed that it has resources at its disposal officials say its spelt and road initiative can help offset the results of a trade war with the u.s. and they're pointing to strong growth in the service sector. well. china's high end service exports are growing and competitiveness is gradually improving. with thursday's talks on able to stop the u.s. tariffs china isn't reveali

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wall street is set to open up slightly higher after stocks fell again yesterday on continued concerns about the u.s. and china's trade war. the dow is down more than 400 points. it closed off by 421. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all on track for their worst month since december. >>> on today's watch list, filing for unemployment pending home sales and first quarter gdp. >>> the sister app waze, they share a set of crashes. the slimt icon will be displayed while the cameras are featured all over the map they are being sent out to android devices. >>> if your uber rating isn't up to par, uber says a rating from drivers can actually lose their access, we'll have several opportunities to improve your rating before that happens. such encouraging polite behavior makes sense and request for the driver to go over the speed limit. riders will have to confirm the updated guidelines. you may want to rub your driver's shoulders. >> it might be a little too much personal space. you know. personal s

book direct at wyndhamhotels.com >>> good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are candidatoday's top bus headlines. continued reaction to the fed hinting it's not considering a cut in interest rates any time soon. watch list, the job market is in focus as the monthly jobs report is out before the opening bell. forecast calls for another solid month of hiring in april. facebook is considering its own payment system for cryptocurrency. wall street journal says it will use a digital coin but facebook would aim to keep the value stable. the system could undermine credit cards by getting around the processing fees that generate the bulk of their you of original series and specials will be available to watch for free with ads. original shows such as karate kid will be youtube premium subscribers who paid $11.99 a month. they said they woulhi ad-supported format. parent company alphabet reported a sharp drop in ilses due to lower growth in ads from youtube. so i have three words for you guys, sweep the leg. that's what guys like marcus used to do to me in high sc

. >>> good morning, i'm frank are yo aaster tweeter? twitte has created a new positi tweeter in chief positi it's hoping to be at any office in the u.s. lquir include being culturnked-in culture. you're also likely to be on the receiv end of complaints. the twitter account has 50 millio followers. i'm frholland. they'trying to slow things down after a deadly weekend in infront of a judge with the rape against him. after an accident on the tw bela see what they're doing to try to curb the killings. into t president's florida golf resort. find out what he'll be doing instea of going to jail. >>> fast approaching 6:00 a.m. good morning, everybody. i'm ilchrist. thanks for joining us on this wednes the sun up, the temperatures are just going to climb for the next few hours. rain hits us. wtop's taylor is in for meliss tracking road condit >>beet's n with storm team 4 meteor chuck bell. what can we expect today? >> heat and humidity for the first half to 3/4 of the day. that w lead to increasing aftern yes, indeed, very summery washin area.

. >>> good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is expect to start the month of may on a high note thanks to apple. they beat estimates even as sales of iphones fell. marketsoverall coming off a positive month. the best start to its year since 1999. s&p 500 since 1997. facebook rolling out a major redesign of its website and mobile app. less on the news feed. but there is one major casualty of all the changes. the iconic blue banner that's been on top since facebook debuted in 2004. the changes went live last night. >>> youtube will live stream 13 major league baseball games after the all-star break in july. you can watch them on mlb youtube page. they will also include a preand postgame show and content from popular youtube creators. marcus and laura, back over to you. kind of a bay area theme to cnbc business report. >> we love it, frank. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> jinx. >> coming up here on "today in the bay" on this wednesday, k i kari, united with us. >> we are all unite

. >>> good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wall street is set to open modestly in the red. yesterday's stocks rose with the dow up 200 points. tech shares led the way after the u.s. government temporarily eased restrictions on huawei allowing companies to keep selling equipment to that company at least for a few more months. that's easing worries over the trade war between the u.s. and china. the minutes from last month's fed meeting, and earnings from lowe's and target. tesla cut the base price for two of its most expensive vehicles. $71,250 for the model s while the model x suv $79,950, 2,000 less than before. they do not include tax credits for electric vehicles. they will not saying whether slowing demand played a role. the company stock has slumped 50% since last summer. the future is here now. ford teamed up with a robotics company to develop a two-legged delivery robot. digit will unfold itself, grab the package and walk right up to your door. it can navigate stairs, uneven train and getting bumped without losing its ba

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's headlines, wall street is set to raise higher this morning. the wall street closed off more than 100 points. stocks getting a boost on reports that president trump will put off imposing tariffs on imports of european cars up to six months. >> that would delay the opening of a new front in the widening opening trade war. reports on unemployment and housing and earnings from walmart. the red cross is offering an incentive to donate blood at a time when supplies are very tight. from now until june 10th everyone will receive a $5 amazon gift card via e-mail. the type of donations is especially critical. >>> stuck in traffic and starving. well, burger king will deliver a whoop tore your car. they will let drivers place orders in a traffic jam and uses real time traffic data and uses banner waves and digital billboards to alert drivers when service is available. the delivery range is always within a few miles of a burger king location. it tested it out in mexico city. it's

frank, good morning. caller: good morning.he problem that we are having here in middle tennessee, and i would like to say i am a full-time farmer, have been for nearly 50 years, is that urban sprawl is creating a problem for us, generating tremendous increase in the value of our land and property taxes, of course there is nothing that can be done about that, but that is a problem. labor is another problem. it is hard to find good, dependable labor. the third thing is, i know the , most of thern folks, i kind of gather the way y'all are talking this morning's trade policy. i am a firm believer, have been for years, that the government stay out of -- do away with all of our subsidy programs, which contrary to what most people think, is not that much to help us out, and do away with all of the subsidies, and let us have our own free trade. let us trade with whomever we want to, and let us negotiate our own prices. host: now, frank, first of all, tell us where you are. you say middle tennessee. how far are you from nashville? call

rich frank did a good job at placing the beginnings of it in context. i want to place it in context in terms of what happens next, where does the navy go based on lessons it gathers from the fighting? how does that relate to the rest of the pacific war as the fighting continues through 1943 and up through august of 1945? that is what i will be trying to do here. i have titled this "adaptation and evolution." recognize the fact the navy does a good job at gathering lessons. there are a number of challenges that are faced at guadalcanal, and i'm going to help you understand how those challenges lead to better outcomes in the future. one of the most important things i want you to take away is the idea that guadalcanal is a crucial opportunity. rich frank told us how it is in terms of the world stage in august 1942. the axis powers have had a series, a string of victories, and it is important admiral king recognizes the importance of trying to figure out how to put the japanese on their heels. the victory at midway created an opportunity. the initiative in