is it ever and entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has new details on what just happened in court.d grant brittany received a game changing ruling after she was granted the right to hire her own attorney mathew rosengart. and he just told us his plans for ousting britney's dad. >> my firm and i are moving aggressively. and expeditiously. to file a petition to remove jamie spears unless he resigns first we caught matthew outside of the courthouse on monday. the man who former client, sean penn called a tough as nails street fighter. >> the free britney movement. this message also want to thank britney spears fans and >> outreach and support has truly been overwhelming what we we wanted. >> during her last hearing, brittany told the judge she wants to press charges against her father for conservatorship abuse and requested an britain has mostly stayed out of the public eye dancing on social media or picking fights with her sister over this performance. >> it was a surprise. brittany tribute at the 2017 radio disney music awards at the time was in the audience with her mom and her 2 b

way your entertainment, tonight's kevin frazier is here with your sneak peek. >> vicki and grant.as the pandemic's much needed. feel-good hit after the show scored an incredible 20 emmy nominations jason had reason to feel good, too. but just don't ask his kids. >> you guys just set the record. the most emmy nominations for a freshman comedy series ever do your kids know dad, just one. all these nominations and is a no. no. they don't care. they don't know. they want to know they they want to know they can play their nintendo switch. this is our turn to make history. i believe we're going to just let season to what are the fans going to boy, i some ideas that sometimes best way to help others to help yourself is is it going to end. >> take you on this intense, you're going to get to know everyone long. you're going to continue to be surprised way you loved the characters last year. you haven't seen anything. it seriously. >> jason proudly posed with his cast missing was co star turned real life girlfriend keeley hazel. will she return for season 2. she coming back and what's it be

this is jane frazier's. -- jane frazier's first full quarter at the head of the company.hey fell short of expectations and advisory. we knew they were behind bank of america just by where this global table sat. at the same time these numbers were coming out, cfo -- the cfo was speaking to the media and saying they were seeing market share gains, especially in the market businesses across america. these deals are somewhat smaller than we have seen in previous boom times for deals. that market share question again is going to continue to be a big story this year, as we see divergence among businesses on wall street. jonathan: stocks down in the premarket, basically unchanged on citi. a little bit of a guide from bank of america, some struck -- some instructive language for citi. what is the forward look for the rest of this year? sonali: citigroup is cheaper relative to its peers, trading below book value. so as they try to build more market share, and jane frazier's early days as the company, can they maintain that while it as high as it is? these are all questions that ar

tonight's kevin frazier is here to tell us all about it. >> 80's bahamas week continues from here atr resort. but the purple carpet was rolled out downtown los angeles for space jam. a new legacy in the event was led by none other the king james. >> lebron, what does it feel like to be building a new legacy 25 years after the original it's very humbling for me being a kid from akron, ohio >> this e-mail will be both as a los angeles and all over the it's a dream come true. but also us. >> this on a from a family lbj made it a family night hit the carpet with his wife savannah, his 6 and a half year old daughter by his side. >> kids must be pretty proud >> that's somethingethat shares every day. >> can you just tell us about the outfit you look at me. thank sunday showed off a lot of leg on the carpet in a colorful look inspired by her character. lola bunny. >> the squad doesn't give up. i kind of grew up the film because both my parents are basketball players and the one on one and 2 land between. >> lebron in spider-man. i'm not going to get involved with that i think in is spider-m

he was back in action for the team tonight as wasjoe frazier in the parallel bars as well.nal alongsidejoe frazier as well for me gb gymnast it will be pleased when you consider that they have qualified in five finals as a group so far in this olympic games. and as we know, tomorrow, all eyes on the women's gb team to come as well. led by the sisters who are just 16 years old, they have impressed already on their of debut. and then a woman who needs no introduction for team usa, simone biles showed that she is human after all with some uncharacteristic mistakes on the floor and vault as well but she was impressive in qualifying making it through to all five of those individual events. but team usa will have to go some if they are to win the lipid title in they are to win the lipid title in the —— olympic title in the team event. it's all to play for tomorrow and as is always the case with simone biles you cannot take your eyes off her. absolutely — another one not to miss tomorrow. elsewhere, jamie murray's olympics are over. he and partner neal skupski were beaten in the s

her uncle, 40-year-old leneal lamont frazier, was not involved in the chase.nella frazier said of the tragedy -- "another black man lost his life in the hands of the police! today has been a day full of heartbreak and sadness. the police made a bad decision by doing a high speed chase on a residential road. that bad decision cost my uncle his life." in new york, governor andrew cuomo has declared a gun violence emergency. the state is allocating nearly $140 million to programs aimed at combatting gun crimes, including increasing access to employment. "the new york times" reports gun crime rose by as much as 75% in major new york cities since the start of the pandemic. the new measures will also open a path for civil lawsuits against gun manufacturers and distributors and stops people with warrants from purchasing firearms. and the united kingdom's high court has granted the biden administration the right to appeal a lower court's ruling blocking the extradition of wikileaks founder julian assange to the united states. this comes as "the wall street journal" re

i think simon frazier was exactly right. they were the wrong troops to send on an independent operation like bennington. the perfect troops to send would have been simon frazier and his advance corps. they would have been the right folks to send, so burgoyne's using them in i think an inappropriate way. just, you know, as soldiers in the line of battle, they were great, and that's how they should have been used. sending them off on these little independent operations like bennington is just a misuse of their capabilities. >> bennington is so important in delaying burgoyne, demoralizing his campaign, reducing his troop numbers. i always thought that it was almost a mirror of the southern campaign and the northern campaign [inaudible]. burgoyne and germain essentially overriding his commander in new york, and the same role being played as bennington in terms of really upsetting his campaign. >> that's a great point. >> we're getting close to my introducing questions from the audience. before we do so, i want to come back to th

frazier crane would end up rich beyond his dreams. the apartment he had in the show with the view of the space needle. he was already rich in the show. but okay. >> grammer clarified to a local new york tv station that while the rest of the original principle cast of "frazier" had been invited back for the reboot, as of yet none of the originals have signed up yet. that reboot expected to be released next year. >>> and next to a birthday surprise for kevin hart. >> of course. comedian, one of my favorite things, buddy nick cannon wanted to make sure that kevin hart had something super special for his 42nd birthday and hart showed the video evidence with the world on instagram. check it out. >> nick cannon, you've outdone yourself this time, buddy. birthday wars. swear to god. you have no idea. the orangutan here. >> oh, man. to be clear, the women in the blue t-shi and the llama came to hart's house just for a visit, not to liback. >> you don't want no drama, llama. >> coming up, more. look, i gotta say something. 'said it before and

now darnella frazier dealing with a personal tragedy of her own.nto his car at an intersection. now, police came they were pursuing a suspect and collided with her uncle's vehicle. frazier devastated by this news, asking why police were conducting a high speed chase in a residential area and writing on facebook, quote, you took an innocent life trying to catch someone else. this type of loss really the vulnerability of black lives when confronted by police something darnella said was always her worst fear when she testified in court against chauvin back in march. >> when i look at george floyd, i look at -- i look at my dad. i look at my brothers. i look at my cousins, my uncles because they are all black. i look at that and i look at how that could have been one of them. >> press yent words. her sister said that her family still isn't exactly sure what happened here but the crash took the life of a very good person. the minnesota state patrol is leading an investigation into this crash

the perfect troops would be frazier in the right folks to send. so using them in the inappropriate way, just as soldiers in the line of battle they were great and that's how they should've been used sending them off on these independent operations like bennington is a misuse of their capabilities. >> and to be blamed as well that's why bennington was so important and that demoralizing campaign reducing his troop numbers it is almost mirror of the campaign at cornwallis that essentially overwriting his commander in new york and to play the same role as bennington in terms of upsetting that campaign. >> that's a great point. >> i'm getting close to introduce seeing questions from the audience but i to come back to the real failure and miscalculations. it seems to me what united all of the british commanders the error we continue to make in the 20th and 21st century is that extensive support in the revolution and that little opposition for ticonderoga could take and they were always optimistic and they were twice the size of china but to be heavily o

looking at shelley and frazier price is not designed to celebrate that silver.like this? absolutely. the race was great but _ rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the _ rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the end - rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the end of - rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the end of it i race was great but the end of it watching — race was great but the end of it watching all three of their faces was quite — watching all three of their faces was quite something. one was really happy— was quite something. one was really happy come at the other two were 'ust happy come at the other two were just sort— happy come at the other two were just sort of— happy come at the other two were just sort of looking to see what had happened — just sort of looking to see what had happened. we got a silver or bronze, but sometimes deep rivalries can get the best— but sometimes deep rivalries can get the best out of each other and certainly— the best out of each other and certai

impressive performance on the parallel bars, just as there was for joe frazier, who qualifies for theself coming into this olympics, he wanted to try and contest a metal in both the all—around and individual and a team medal, and they certainly done that so far. into the team final and joe frazier will stand every chance once again of contending an olympic medal this time in that final of the parallel bars next week. it was a brilliant �*s performance and shows the strength and depth in the squad when you consider that all three of those team gb gymnasts were in contention heading in that final rotation to make the all—around final. he's been in the squad seven years, a senior now. they all did their bit to put gb into the team final. a good start for the men's gymnasts. so, relief for max whitlock. here's what he had to say. it's been a long time, and that's why i feel surreal being here. year and a half ago, we didn't know if it was going ahead or not, but we're so relieved to be here. so far, the first competition has been amazing. i've been around for quite a few years, and people

. >> let's go to frazier who is calling from houston, texas. frazier, good morning. >> caller: hello. i'm asking about spacex's starship. it has no launch abort system. is this safe and responsible? >> well, you know more than i do about the technical design of starship. i would expect that there is some form of abort system or some form of safety for people aboard. it is a system that can land -- i mean, there are two parts, there's a super heavy booster to get the spacecraft off the earth, that has yet to be tested, i think it's been static fired once, and then there's the actual spacecraft which is a winged vehicle which hopefully will be able to land. i think it would be irresponsible and i suspect it would not get a government license to launch without some sort of safety system for the people aboard. >> since you brought it up, i will ask you this question, what type of regulatory parts does nasa play -- or the government play when it comes to these private space ventures? are they regulated by the government? do they have to follow gover

if you think of the bravery that darnell frazier showed.ountry can no longer keep telling the same supreacist lies. there is a human being and a young woman who had pay for that dearly. she already paid for that with her childhood. she paid for that with her own sense of peace and safety and black people across this world are paying that cost over and over again. >> here is darnell, all right paying that cost every single day and now she wants again has to make the ultimate sacrifice. her family has now lost another loved ones to the same item that had already placed darnella and our community in great danger and disprepared. >> i thank you for asking that question because we need to start the conversation right there. brittany, i want to brin this in the back, this is really key. this is really key. pepper sprayed. the police seem t prey on the same black people over and over again. i always made that abundantly clear. i believe in abolishing police, starting from the beginning. we done that before. in this moment, what should the country

darnella frazier. that changed everything. [applause] two, the floyd family. the dignity of this family going through that, the strength, the resolve -- i found it so hard to watch the video the first time, the 10th time, the 30th time. they had to watch it in court, hundreds of times. i don't know how you do that. i do think it gave all of us a certain amount of resolve and steel. we watched their example and we learned accordingly. these things are really resource intensive so i hopefully, we can think talk about other strategies later. a.g. ellison: i do think that one of the things that we must resolve to do in our country is to prosecute crime whether or not a person is wearing a badge or not. [applause] we have to just say, we are going to do this, and put our shoulder into it. we had some good breaks, with the video. but one of the things i think we did that really helped is that we went and we asked the minneapolis police department leaders to come and to testify. i don't know if every department would have done that. the chief of police, he said, i ca

we will see james hall and action along withjoe frazier as well, the two british men competing in the come as does max whitlock let's not forget who is hoping to successfully defend his pommel horse title at these games. tom watson there. i think there was something in my after the interview with the british gymnasts. a slight update on the situation. in another interview simone biles has said she has to do "what's right she went on to say "we have to protect our minds and our bodies and notjust go out and do what the world wants us to do." we're joined by katelyn ohashi, former us gymnast and close friend of simone biles. she is commentating on the gymnastics for the bbc. so much pressure on simone biles, this shouldn't really be a surprise? it is crazy because it is so overlooked sometimes and people don't recognise that but she has beenin don't recognise that but she has been in the public eye, she has not lost a competition since 2013, on top of the world, billions and billions of people constantly watching her so she has also had a lot of time off from gymnastics. she just recent

darnella frazier posted the news on facebook tuesday saying that minneapolis police has cost my wholeol is investigating the crash. >>> robert downey sr. has died after a battle with parkinson's disease. he had starred in several tv series and movies including magnolia and boogie nights. >> your problem, come up with the money and i'll give you the tapes. that's it. >> robert downey jr. posted this heartfelt tribute saying that he was a true maverick filmmaker and remained optimistic throughout his illness. and according to his calculations, they were happily married over 2,000 years. >> a little bit of an embellishment there. but you can understand. >>> frightening moments for a couple who had just put their baby to bed when the baby monitor captured this -- my gosh, the baby cries -- the loud bang was a large oak tree crashing through the roof of the house and into their son's room covering him in debris. the stunned parents couldn't believe what they were seeing. they raced in to rescue the baby from his crib. thankfully he escaped without a scratch. the same can't be said for thei

looking at shelley and frazier price is not designed to celebrate that silver.and patted elaine thompson at the end. does this make this all more watchable, the fact we have deep rivalries like this?— watchable, the fact we have deep rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great _ rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but _ rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the _ rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the end - rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the end of - rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the end of it. race was great but the end of it watching — race was great but the end of it watching all three of their faces was quite — watching all three of their faces was quite something. one was really happy— was quite something. one was really happy come at the other two were 'ust happy come at the other two were just sort_ happy come at the other two were just sort of— happy come at the other two were just sort of looking to see what had happenee — just sort of looki

what's happening there >> well, day 46 into her job the new ceo of citigroup jane frazier showed shee ultimate change agent by making decisions or leading the firm and shedding consumer activities in asia. that was a fantastic move. unfortunately, that energy, that change, did not translate into comments by other citigroup executives jane frazier says good enough is not good enough anymore. it should always be excellent. so every time someone from citigroup speaks, they should talk about being best in class, being excellent, and so that initial euphoria has kind of died off it's not over yet. we expect a big announcement from citigroup over the next couple of months so hopefully they get that message saying you only have one chance to make a first impression go ahead, jane frazier follow that up >> well, what's the story with goldman and jpm? they're going to kick it off tomorrow goldman has had a nice run does that make more pressure on them to live up to the move, or how do you see it? >> there is a little bit of pressure we tweaked our numbers lower for the capital market players

otani, the leadoff hitter was robbed by adam frazier. here's the historic part.otani head out 1-2-3 bottom of the first, 0-2 at the plate. and then guerrero jr., the third father-son pair to homer in the all-star game. bassett versus crawford, in the sixth, crawford and olson a combined 0-3. eighth inning, jared walsh seems to save the game. vlad jr. wins mvp, something his father never did. >> very talented, senior is very talented and vlad e jr. will pave his own way to being really special. >> we told you earlier, a week away from the oakland city councils vote on that a stadium in our terminal. the a's president said the stadium is make or break for the team's future in oakland. they are looking in vegas and headed back there after this vote. the commissioner had this to say. "less vegas as a viable alternative for a club. thinking of this as a bluff is a mistake or if this is a decision point for oakland as to whether they want major- league baseball going forward. after losing, team usa wasn't about to cry for argentina. draymond green, taking it to the rac

at a time when the cdc nearly 9% of those fully vaccinated are black americans bernice frazier with thecon county health care authority and covid-19 task force says it's about knowing the facts. >> we don't try to make people get vaccinated, but we try to provide them with all the information necessary in order to do that >> neal says the choice to get vacs ncinated is especially timy with independence day. >> there are going to be some people who are going to contract covid-19 because they are not vaccinated >> a preventative measure that's now available. something his ancestor brady ta from our montgomery station for that report. >>> still to come, plowing ahead. a woman in texas crashes a parade on her tractor and leads police on a very low-speed chase. >> because texas, right? and keeping up with the carters. the new milestone for the longest married presidential couple in american history >>> first let's celebrate some birthdays today. travel like a vortex that's rza he's 52 years old today. from wu-tang clan. >> i'm so not hip. actress edie falco turning 58 today. >> rock star hue

the company used us servers either to claim db has denied, but thought more about this with frazier. how are you? he's an independent analyst and co offer of books on the chinese financial system. welcome to d w frasier. why is basing doing all of that? well, as you said, an intro paging are clearly worried about data security. we've seen that this would be an ongoing class. i no longer a on we've already seen the and financial group i will being cancelled at the last minute 3 hours before listening back in october, november. and so this is all part of a bigger class on big china. and david clearly plays a part of that. it's complicated, are made a particular splash this time because of the over the listing aspect. previously i was going to listen try and i and d d which is just rushed to new york. and as your manager then your intro, another deal just got cancelled there. so is there marriage to the data sharing concerns that beijing is putting forward here? well, yes, yes, and no, to some extent. they get an internet company. data is your life blood bit for these domestic chinese c

did the frazier about these coming from the, from denial of politics might a little bit, but it has got also its own advantage as something let me ask you, what about the, this border dispute between sudan and e. c o p, a. how much is that complicating the overall situation when it comes to negotiations over the damn thing? this is the issue that they have some few last you know, trying to t all by controlling the fact that they are not even to the child. he's old very close the size of them using any formation of the month or the month what they have last year when they kept this a lot because it was a lot for an addition. and now, because we had to, we don't know, what did you get going to do on the wall? so then so i don't know what's in love that i think it is love on the chain high. this important information about the and that the amount of gaining any negotiation meaning concerning your other question. i think that was love. it's remember the older and if it's you leaving, when we can in the media, we should all be bound days from the colonial as allies we have shown that we will

horseback where our cattle were allowed to graze on federal forest service permit, we rode right by frazier lookout, which was i think a 100-foot tall wooden structure on the top of which rangers would look out with field glasses to see if they could identify smoke, so i understand what you are saying. i'm going to take a guess and say that most of what was done by those people is now done by satellite technology. but that is a good point. over the past 30 years, people have been removed from the forest, so the eyes and ears of the forest were people. when you had people doing things in the forest, which we don't anymore, they would be able to get to fires because there were roads, and there aren't now because of the growth of all of this underbrush. it was in their best interest to put those fires out as quickly as they could because they were making their living working within the forest. so the eyes and ears of the force have disappeared, and you're talking about the federal government's attempt to have eyes and ears in the forest, but if you are using a satellite, it is hard to get quic

do you think enough is being done to ensure that the community around frazier national park and their concerns are being addressed even as -- what did he say? a one-year wait for people to get into the park? >> there is a one-year reservation window. >> reservation window. thank you. >> if you would like to see frazier national park, i'm sure there is a way to get you in the gate. i have visited 1000 times this summer. you can come after 5:00 in the afternoon or you can go to the east side and get into the exit area and enjoy the park without that two dollar ticket. but yes, i believe the park does a good job of interfacing with the community. the superintendent sits on a group that meets monthly with us . he sits on many different groups. the forest service, the blm, all of our different agencies to talk about what is being considered so a lot of us in that group were privy to the fact that we were considering this type of a system and he actually does zoom up meetings with our business community, anybody who wants to sit down and talk about this in the final stages of getting to tha

olympics is the 100 metre finals and there we should be able to find jamaican superstar shelley and frazier for a record—breaking third 100 metre olympic gold. in other words track starts to look out for is norway's carsten, just last month he broke a 28—year—old world record in the 400 metre hurdles. he is norway's superhero and is sure to light up superhero and is sure to light up the track again in tokyo. and it's here at the tokyo aquatic centre where the usa's caleb will be making a splash. he always has two olympic gold medals in a number of world records to his name. he could win up to seven medals in tokyo which is why he is one of the standout attractions of the pool standout attractions of the pool. i standout attractions of the ool. . ., standout attractions of the ool. ., ., ., pool. ifeel great. iwould not want to be — pool. ifeel great. iwould not want to be in _ pool. ifeel great. iwould not want to be in the _ pool. ifeel great. iwould not want to be in the sport - pool. ifeel great. iwould not want to be in the sport at - pool. ifeel great. iwould not want to be in the spor

muhammad ali once said fights with joe frazier which work environment, he said it was the closest thingrience in the rink with arturo? >> it was tough, not close to death but it was tough, luckily but it was tough. the funny thing is through the three fights, we became best of friends and that's what usually happened but we have mutual respect and came out, we just give it our all and that's all you do in life and in boxing. just give it your all and that's what we did and luckily both of us come out not very bad but we became best of friends after that we want to god rest his soul, i know what he said about you, he said used to wonder what would happen i thought my twin, now i know. now is a secret service agent new york, he was there obviously a while ago and i'll tell you he would have been about a gentleman i always think about the tremendous respect even those who had for each other was the main thing, obviously when you are fighting we never talked much, we just know what we do and we went instead. it was like mutual respect for each other but it grew over the three fights that gr

. >> let's go to frazier, calling from houston, texas. frasier, good morning. >> hello. i am asking about space x star ship. it has no launch abort system. is this safe and responsible? >> well, you know more than i do about the technical design of the star ship. i would suspect that there is some form of abort system. some form of safety for people aboard. it is a system that can land the -- i mean, there are two parts which are super heavy boosters to get the spacecraft off of the earth. that has yet to be tested, and has only been static lee fired once. then there is a space rail which is an away vehicle. which hopefully will be able to land. so, i think it would be irresponsible. and i suspect it would not get a governmental license to launch without some sort of safety system for the people aboard. >> since you brought it up i will ask you this question. what type of regulated -- regulatory parts does nasa play, or the government play, when it comes to these private space ventures? are they regulated by the government? do they have to follow government safety protoc

ceo jane frazier saying she believes that what we are going to see for the industry is the trading revenuelly increasing to pre-pandemic levels. wells fargo, they beat analyst estimates on profit and also on keeping expenses down. that's a sign that the ceos turnaround is taking hold. the bank also had flat loan growth, although they believe the consumer spending, they have not seen them come for loans at this point. david: let's talk morgan stanley. they are next in line to report results. do you have expectations? su: there's a view that they are going to come in with one of the strongest quarters yet, benefiting from strong equity training. -- trading. their skew is second only to ups in terms of their banking peers. one note of interest for morgan stanley in what will be a first. we will be gaining financial results from an invoice. the new cfo was announced as being promoted back in may. you may remember james gorman announcing this, which got a lot more attention. there were four white male executives put forward as the potential successors to the ceo. we will hear from her thursday.

james frazier has been meeting to have boundaries between home and work life to get more of a worklifeming up in the next hour of daybreak asia, we will be getting more markets inside from state street global macro strategist marvin loh, but that is it for "daybreak australia." "daybreak asia" is next and we are counting down to the start of trading this friday. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: hello, and welcome to "daybreak asia." sophie: i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. shery: good evening. i am shery ahn. our top stories this hour. agent docs are on track for the worst week since may as fears grow that a virus resurgence could hamper the global economic recovery. pfizer plans to seek u.s. emergency authorization

frazier kocrane. >> i thought i can play this guy. no. >> he moved on after the fifth season.from hell. >> she blew the roof off of it. >> then came woody harrelson. >> you get behind a bar and right away strangers are your best friends. >> friends was that place where you actually belong. this is your secondary family. we lost nick, the coach, after the third year. we didn't realizes how sicknick was. he started writing all his lines down wherever he could. we saw one of them. after he passed away. the line was it says "if he's still with us now." >> and we used to touch that. every night when we'd perform, we'd touch that and give it a little pat. >> i'm off. >> the last episode, i remember thinking i got to be part of that history of comedy. i am the luckiest son of a bitch, truly. all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack is a patriot. fresh, sweet and full of freedom. new red, white & blue pancakes. this month's spotlight stack. see you at denny's. we've got you taken care of, sgt. houston. thank you. that was fast! one

adam frazier at second base prevented ohtani from getting hit. he went up for 2 at the plate. the bottom of the first he went to the mound to pitch show. pitched 1, 2, 3, frame in his only inning that he becomes the first player to hit and pitch in an all-star game. we go to the 3rd inning now vladimir guerrero junior just crushes one to left center that is a 468 foot home run to put the american league up 2, nothing flooding with his signature hop. rounding 3rd base and that is the 2 100th homer in all-star game history as well. all right. to the 6th rays catcher. mike zunino goes opposite field that one is way back and gone for a solo home run 5, one american league. now, there getting a big lead. about some defense. the angels jared walsh charges in on the sinking fly ball makes a great sliding catch to rob the nats. trey turner of some extra bases. so really this game was all american league. the a l wins their 8th straight summer classic final score 5 to 2 ohtani got the win for the junior circuit. glad he guerrero junior was named m v p at 22 years old, is the youngest e

frazier/ali. and that's when hbo explodes. >> it's all over.g growth in tens of thousand of subscribers. after that, you're counting in millions. that's really day one for both businesses. hbo and the cable industry. >> if you're a fan, what you'll see in the next minutes to follow may convince you you've gone to sports heaven. >> in the mid-'70s in the sports world, there were just these three giants. cbs, nbc, abc. and then in connecticut, somebody got ahold of a transponder. >> the picture you're watching right now has been taken by a camera sent through sophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting system -- >> this guy, bill rasmussen, who had been fired from his job and just trying to figure out a way to deliver local cable sports. then when they found out about the satellite they said, so can we cover the whole state? and the guy looked and he said, no, you don't understand. >> for another 25 cents or whatever, you can send this all over the country. and they went, oh, gee. why would anyone want to do that? they didn't quite know wh

adam frazier at second base prevented ohtani from getting a hit. he went o for 2 at the plate. then in the bottom of the first he went to the mound to pitch show. hey, pitched a 1, 2, 3, frame and his only inning and he becomes the first player ever to hit and pitch and an all-star game. we go to the 3rd inning now vladimir guerrero junior just crushes this one to left center that is a 468 foot home run to put the american league up to nothing and vladdy with his signature hop. rounding 3rd base that is the 2 100th homer in all-star game history as well. pretty cool moment now, the 6th rays catcher mike zunino going to go opposite field and that one is way back and gone for a solo home run. it is 5 to one american league. they pretty much dominated to the bottom of the 8th will take a little defense to the angels. jared walsh charges in on the sinking fly ball and makes a great sliding catch to rob the nets. trey turner of extra bases. yeah. this game was all american league. wins their 8th straight summer classic final score 5 to 2 ohtani got the win for the junior circuit and

book value, trading at 8.6 times next year's earnings and turnaround story with the new ceo jane frazier moving forward taking the efficiency ratio down by 10% , she's streamlining operations so we think there maybe some opportunity there after earnings. lauren: so tom is talking about citi being at a potential breakout point and also this being a buying opportunity for the banks with the kbw down 8% on the month. do you agree, barry? >> yeah, the financials, i think, are going to be still in kind of a pause area. people will be looking at the earnings that are coming out and they are so high the expectation s are, it's kind of like a string on a knit sweater. you start pulling it and things get revealed that you don't want to have revealed, and that can be the costs that are associated , you know, the material costs, the people costs, and disruptions in the supply chain, so banks are in a little bit different category than that. they are dependent on interest rates and low interest rates generally are very very helpful because of the spread to the banks, and we like them, we like goldma

. >> and you know, when you say something about muhammed ali, george foreman, few of us, even joe fraziertaught us how to box. they would travel from one state to the other to see that we won this golden gloves tournament. sent us off to the olympics. i have this fond memory and love for this country and the people in this country. nobody will ever be able to talk me out of that. that's love. love. >> brian: the tweet on july 4th proved it to me. a picture of you, the one we just showed holding the flag after winning the gold while, you know, tomi smith and john carlos helped put up the fist black power. and you put up the tweet out you said 54 years, 50 plus years people are trying to get me to stop with praising america. who are these people trying to get you to stop? >> just people in yen. every year there is a fashion that comes up. every few years another fashion. it's all fashionable to be anti-america. it's fashionable. people ask me what are you talking about? can't you see what was done then and what was done now? can't you see? and i tell them swiftly, you can't talk me out of m

for more information, go to bfmworld.com brian frazier morris here.tor and director you know as mac on "it's always sunny in philadelphia. season two of his show, "mythic quest", is streaming now on apple tv plus, with new episodes available on fridays let's take a look. >> you're agreeing with everything i say and then you're giving in to all my demands. >> you want me to fight with you? >> yeah, but i don't want you to plan for it. it has to happen organically like it does with pappy. >> the high pressure and the friction that's what turns coal into diamonds >> how much friction would you like >> you're [ bleep ] useless. i'm sorry, man you're fine, i guess, as an art director or whatever, but i need someone that challenges me and let's be honest. if we went at it, i would turn you into a pretzel both physically and intellectually. >> you're the boss >> seth: please welcome back to the show rob mcelhenney. how are you, rob >> hello, seth i'm fantastic. i'm missing that mustache actually >> seth: i'm missing it as well. i'm very happy to see you but

but the pirates, ada- frazier at second base. >> prevented ohtani from getting hit. over to at the plate. then in the bottom of the first he went to the mound to pitch and show, hey, pitched a 1, 2, 3, 4, a in his only inning. he becomes the first player to hit and pitch in an all-star history made. we've got to the 3rd inning. vladimir guerrero junior just crushes one to left center, looking. fernando is reaction. that is a 468 foot home run to put the american league up to nothing. glad he with his signature hop. rounding 3rd base. that is also the 2 100th homer in all-star game history. pretty cool to the 6th rays catcher mike zunino going field. that one is way back in gone for a solo home run. it's 5 one american league. we've got to the bottom of the 8th now, how about a little defense. the angels jered waltz charges in on the sinking fly ball and makes a great sliding catch to just rob the nats. trey turner of extra bases. this game was all american league. the a l winning their 8th straight summer classic final score 5 to 2 ohtani got the win for the junior c