disputes, guys who are employees. sort of comes center to the whole issue, is that as contractors, they are not protected under federal labor standard act, the nlrb enforcement, these guys don't have a de facto right outlets,gencies, to the they need to establish the fact they are employees. what they have been able to do take it to civil court and to the california state agency, the out there.ssion the bulk of my reporting came .rom, hundreds of guys i am a contractor, this is how i treated, this is how they had complete control over me. just go to t really these places and say i'm an i mow third degree overtime, they don't have that stuff. modern work ke a force, it is labor law because they are independent contractors. host: tweet from jim asks the following. is there anything remotely contracts between the drivers and truck owners? mean, it is i something we've been asking, a lot of experts, what point does of like a ort criminal thing, but it is really complicated and the bar for that is really high. you have to

i've heard about you guys. you guys are friendly. you guys pet me.ou take me someplace where i can be fostered. >> wow, they were ready for "deadliest catch." >> going fishing. >> they thought they had come for a rottweiler and they got shrimp. >> and they got another one because as they were leaving, this couple, they had a stray dog that they were feeding but couldn't afford to keep it. >> can we have her and find her a home? >> the couple turned the puppy over to them. unfortunately this puppy whom they named caviar, her brother was hit by a car and killed, so they've been kind of feeding her but they were so happy somebody could take her in and get her checked out. once they get her in the car there is all kinds of happiness going on. caviar, shrimp and delphina, the third has her own video you can check out online. >> hope for paws, they come back with three strays, think about how many more there are. >> exactly. that's why they're asking people to donate to them like $5 a month or anything because they are the ones that take these dogs in, fin

so a lot of guys will go, and they would have these guy trips, right? golf, clubbing, partying in the night. we would be out at bars and things, guys would come up hey, how are you doing? and i learned you check the tan line ladies. because he can take it off but you're out on the beach all day, there is still going to be a line around there. you wouldn't believe the guys who come up to say things, like oh, okay. aren't you married? oh, wife, kids, are you enjoying yourself? >> what would the lie be? >> she knows i'm away for the weekend. >> oh. >> oh,. >> or would you get a guy come up to you an and would you say look i'm married, and they're doesn't married, doesn't care? >> the ring attract people. >> i have heard that. >> not just the ring but seeing a guy in a nice healthy relationship with someone it, a tracks more people. >> because move attach (. >> no, attracting people because look how he treats her, he could be good in a re slaying ship. i want that. they try to take it for themselves. >> why do guys go it to woman? if you're already taken ma

you cannot make guys do that. we found a lot of drivers who came out and told us are testified that that is exactly what was happening to them. they would come back from work after a 16 hour day and try to go home. a couple of guys said their bosses locked the gate on them and said no, you have to go back and pick up another container or you will not have work the next day or for the rest of the week, are you will get the worst assignment. guys were constantly feeling like they had to work around the clock nonstop. other guys just wanted to keep up the lease payments so they were working just to stay above water. a lot of the guys we found did not feel like they had a choice but to work those crazy hours. when it crosses that line of coercion and companies letting it happen anyway, that's when it becomes illegal. >> another tweet reads as follows. i know of a company that is forcing drivers to lease trucks from them. how widespread is this? calls ande gotten emails from truckers all of the country saying that what

now we have two guys. one guy is still stuck up on the roof. >> we left him. >> oh. okay.at happened? >> the video ends before we see what happens to the third guy, but we were in contact with these guys. they tell us the guy up on the top floor was throwing rocks at a different building to make noise. the bait worked. that gave him enough time to follow the same route out that these guys did. he was spotted, chased, but they got away. >> let's go. let's go. >>> there's a problem with the internet. and that is when those crazy trends pop up. remember the one i just showed you with the fish? >> yeah. >> there's a problem with this show. it's youtube. who suggested in our original story that someone try this. >> you know, i got a challenge for you guys out there? put a couple of goldfish in your clavicle. like the crackers. >> they try this with swedish iffish. >> look at the dog. they're like really, this is my life right now? >> it's a dopey idea, but kimberly and her man put it together, had fun with it at home. >> this is pretty funny appreciate the fact that actually so

guy? guy: thank you very much.orrying from escorting tensions of the united states and north korea showed signs of easing with u.s. futures, the yen weakened. imminent nuclear war with north korea. joining us from singapore is mark cudmore. it's going to be an interesting week's writing north korea. u.s. officials are trying to tamp down the risk around north korea but we have independent , how do ieration day trade the risk story over the next couple days? >> i think there are two different kinds of investors you need to think about. one is the short-term investors, the people driving this market at the moment. we saw a strong rally into the close on friday which and flight short-term market that wanted to be square. it means they were short. they wanted to get square ahead of the weekend when they did know which side this price might come. given the u.s. was positive and also given the fact there was no military action over the weekend. the age at risk of. it becomes harder from here. not only to european investo

have you met these guys? we don't have any idea what he us doing there but we do know more about his particular expertise. what he appears to be good at. what kind of services he has been able to offer the people he has worked for over the years. i mean there's no reason to think that he's the actual hacker. he's not the chi too eating drone at a computer terminal in st. petersburg who is figuring out the code for the malware. what we know he does or what he appears to have done in the past for his clients is he's the guy who makes arrangements for this stuff were the targeting to happen and for the material to be used to maximum benefit for his clients. he's the one who angers the hack and weapon uponizes whatever is stolen in the hack. who knows who his team is who he has doing these acts. but what the times added to our understanding of this part of the case is all of the different ways in which he appears to be connected to russian intelligence. when the deputy head of russian intelligence had to come to

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i move the hollywood guy, he was a new york guy in law and order, law and order got canceled so had tomove to beverly hills. with him it was just his personal assistant. i never met him or his family. that happened sometimes. >> i have a niece and her husband who are being relocated from columbus, ohio to the boston area so i will send her your book. >> good, thank you. >> one question i want to ask you related to the book. something never resolved in my mind. the fellow that came to you and said nobody likes me. remember him? never heard you try to give him advice, never really crystallized. the idea wasn't finished. how did he work out? did he stay? did he leave? what happened? >> you are right about everything. that scene in the book didn't resolve itself because there wasn't any resolution. the point i was trying to make with that particular guy who was lacking in any social lubrication skills was trucking attracts these kinds of guys. they are out there, people who can't fit in anywhere else. there is a subset of those guys, and certainly not all of them but he was an example, an

guy, matt? guy: juliette, thank you.et's get back to one of our top stories this morning, president trump's comments yesterday and continuing backlash to the violence we saw in charlottesville, virginia. take a listen to his press conference yesterday that was supposed to be about infrastructure. pres. trump: you had many people in the group other than neo-nazis and white nationalists, ok? the press has treated them absolutely unfairly. the other group, you add some fine people. people.ome fine guy: this was meant to be about infrastructure. mnuchin was there to talk about the economy, infrastructure, didn't happen. mark joins us out of singapore. yesterday was a crystallization in so many ways. the trump trade is now firmly out of reach for the markets. if yesterday did not slam the lid on it, is there anything left that the market can hang its hat on surrounding this? >> i don't think there is, but i don't think there was before this. what happened yesterday is not that we have priced out more of a chance of a risk to

>> yes, how cool, guys. so the philadelphia museum of art here is preparing for something that they've never done before. they will be teaming one museums around the world, and facebook, to be able to share works of art, with all of us. we will be right back. >> okay, view from the hot air balloon, where richard is, so right now overbrook county. it looks beautiful. i think everything looks beautiful from up in the sky, right? so we check in on richard to see how he's going to lands in just a little bit. but very big day in the art worlds. >> i'm real excited about this, i saw this as breaking news, they'll have five of the sunflowers series from vin saint vangogh from art museums all over the world altogether in one place. >> so guess who we sent out? taking part in this historical event, the philadelphia museum of art by the way, and jenny joyce is there this morning, hi, jenny. >> reporter: hi, good morning, guys, yes, so we're at the philadelphia museum of art in front of this historic piece here, this i

like whoa, whoa, what are you guys doing? of the guards saw louis armstrong he said it, he's like "louis armstrong." a russian guard who probably didn't speak any english knew who louis armstrong was. he calls his other guard buddies over and they're taking pictures and getting autographs. and they send them across the bridge over to the american side at checkpoint charlie. they get to the american side and the american guard as one of his band members was telling is, is like this big guy from texas, 6'7", this really imposing figure but as soon as that guy, that sergeant saw louis armstrong he said hey, it's satchmo, it's satchmo. and the same thing that had happened on the russian side happened on the american side where louis armstrong because of his cultural relevance, his standing as a cultural icon he was able to transcend not only the boundary between east and west berlin but also that kind of legal boundaries in many ways. when the american ambassador heard about this he said how'd you do that? i can't even do that. i

they are after these guys, five of them.security guards. one dude slips past. he gets away. now it's just two left. >> they got so many people. >> one may argue the thing they're doing wrong as well as the breaking and entering part. >> the obvious. logistically with five people you're going to get caught. >> you can see this one security guard risking his neck sliding down the roof a little bit as one of the guys scoots along the bottom edge here. the kids have already said look we will leave but the security guards i believe were looking to grab somebody and haul them in. the kid jumps down to a lower level, makes a run for it. the security guard runs after him, after sliding down the roof that gives our guy with the camera a little bit of a break. here comes this guy, off he goes, running across the roof as well, before he's able to make an escape. one of the guys somehow still had a drone up in the air. here it is from the aerial perspective of the whole thing. >> just like spider-man. >> and look here he loses his footi

so two guys get out of the black hatchback. one guy with a shirt and tie gets out of his car. and both start to assess the damage. so the dude in the lighter car goes back, reaches in his car. he's there to get his cell phone. he wants a picture of the license plate. but the guy smacks the phone out of his hand. >> isn't that the way you handle it? you take a picture of the car and the license plate. >> and it was going in the right direction. but after that phone was smacked out of his hand, mr. office space pushes him against the back of his car. now they bow up like boxers and -- >> ooh. >> he knocked him down. >> office space hit the switch on that guy. runs back over, grabs his phone, helps drag the guy out of the way. then takes off. >> think about it. he was just doing what he was supposed to do. the other guy damaged his property twice. >> don't start nothing. >> won't be nothing. >> well, now he's left the scene of an accident. there is video and if police gets involved, the video can be used. >>> millions of people around the world claim to be afraid of flying. it's

guy and matt. guy: thank you. it is super thursday.he bank of england is expected to downgraded forecast for 2017 growth, due at mid day u.k. time. we have a press conference a half an hour later from governor mark carney. you're going to want to watch that, we will have it for you here. mark cudmore joins us from singapore. let's talk about the forecast q1, point to come up to two, .3, the boe had -- .4.d point how much will the downgrade their expectations? economists are expecting the boe to downgraded its growth forecast for this year and next. consensus says inflation forecasts likely to stay unchanged and the boe's inflation forecast for this year and next are above target at how much of that has been to do with the weaker sterling, that is the big question. the big challenge the boe is facing is a slow wage growth i at sources -- doorstep which i can talk about in terms of the protests but in terms of wage growth. that will be in focus, it means the consensus believes we will see rates unchanged and consensus expecting the vote

hi guys. get a job. you believe this guy? new ez open gogurt.ids never had it so easy. >>> welcome back. i love that santana guitar, thank you as we welcome folks down in rehoboth having a good time. that rain moving out of your way. we did have some problems and wild weather yesterday, i saw kathy orr putting this on it, retation in the cloud, below us in the salisbury, maryland was it a tornado. it looks like it. cars are flipped overtop of each other, trees down, they who power, huge mess of buildings, no people were hurt but the weather service will go out there today to figure out if that was a twister that slammed into that area. >>> also lets take another look at down the shore we had rain, ocean city there, lots of flooding by back bay area they always fluid down there some people say they think it is getting worse so they would like that city to do more to pump out excess water that they have, always a problem, down there. >>> so sue, we have a smidge of the weather system in our area but heading out. >> right, on its way just taking it

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now he's working for the bad guys. then i went looking for. i start to work for myself and i finished the museum project. there is a lot of great hemingway scholars out there that have written a lot of great books and told a lot of good stories. cut one of thescould one of thes please explain to me what this means for how should i look at ernest hemingway now. what conclusions can i draw from that fact that he signed up in 1940 and 41. there is one book that has a chapter in it that says i didn't find any secondary sources, so you go back to the primary sources and i advocate the primary sources that would help to tell the story and i eventually got to the point i could satisfy myself about the story that i didn't know if there was interesting enough story to tell the wider audien audience. so the story in a nutshell is the hemingway signed up with the soviets and then didn't become a great sp spying for the soviets. he went and did other exciting things during world war ii but it wasn't really for the soviets. so a lot of people liked when i

wonderful guy. and i was sitting in a dinner between him and ram dass, you know the guy.>> and bernie leans over to me and he says, "you realize in many bhuddist circles, the dude is considered the zen master." [ light laughter ] i said, "what are you talking about? man, we never talked any spiritual thing." he says, "oh, yeah!" you know what a koan is? a zen koan, you've heard of that? >> jimmy: koan. >> you know, it's like, what is the south of one hand clapping? >> jimmy: yeah. koan. >> he says, "look who wrote 'the big lebowski.' the coen brothers." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: the coen -- close enough. >> he says, "lebowski's filled with koans. i'm going to bring these bhuddist ideas into modern times." i said, "well, give me an example." he says, "the dude abides." koan. come on. i said, "coen." [ light laughter ] or -- can you -- you can't swear here, the beep me or what, no? >> jimmy: yeah -- >> don't do it? >> jimmy: no bleep. you can do it. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> shut the [ bleep ] up, donny. [ light laughter ] that's a koan. >> jimmy: that's a koan?

guy? guy: hey guys. thank you for having me. i think it will be a little bit more on topic although i think that was correct, everybody should vote. get involved. the bottom-line of what joe said, i heartily endorse, although some of the points he made i think i may dispute when we talk about ourselves -- amongst ourselves. is the power of the major parties waning or is that sort of a fever dream or hope or aspiration? i would start with at least one anecdotal piece of evidence that may be at least of the party elites and establishments are losing some of their grip on how their own parties are run. i think if you look back at the last election, on both sides of the aisle, right? if you talk with the people that run the republican party before the whole process started, they would have told you and bet all of their money, there is no chance that somebody like donald trump could do well, let alone win the nomination that is inconceivable and crazy. and it turned out to be fake news. as he might call it. contestsd trump won 41 in

all of the problems, one guy? you sure it wasn't batman?because, if trump was talking to batman, then that story makes a lot more sense. >> we had motorcycle brigades take us to the planes and stuff and one of the guys, he was the boss, and you could see he was the boss, he actually talked like the boss -- >> where are they?! ( laughter ) >> trevor: i said, how long would it take you to straighten out this problem? he said, if you gave me the authority, a couple of days. ( laughter ) i don't even know who this guy is. believe it or not, that actually wasn't the craziest part of the speech. it was the part where president trump talked about police brutality and how there isn't enough of it. >> police departments across the country are blasting president trump's comments to police officers. hear what is raising eyebrows. >> and when you see these towns, and when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon, you just see them thrown in rough, i said, please don't be too nice, like when you guys put somebody in the car and yo

>> oh, poor guy. they just drove straight at him. >> after this impact, he was left in critical condition. he's been fighting for his life because the injuries were so severe. fortunately his wife was actually okay. emergency services responded right away. they took him to the hospital. the driver did pull over. the impact was so strong that it burst one of his tires and that's when the wife apparently had a verbal altercation with the driver. it sounds like he was taken into custody. but we have no information in terms of what charges or legal action he's going to be facing. >>> this edition of tell my story proves why you should never assume especially on a date. they start off with the basics but flip it. >> you are 24 years old. for work you are a lawyer or paralegal. cultural or ethnic background is persian. >> he's just guessing? >> is he mad libbing this? >> yes. >> that's a fun game to tell. >> now she'll tell him if it's true. >> i'm 28. i work as a production coordinator. my cultural backgro

guy. guy: thank you very much indeed. let us talk about the individual stock names. day is more about the market rather than the stocks, but there are some interesting names out there. loss ofs talking to the that business a little bit earlier on on daybreak. stock is down this morning. let us flip it to the other side. the market is trading on the downside through novo nordisk is outperforming. it is trading up, matt, by 3%. matt: as manus mentioned, president trump has vowed that north korea will be that with fire and fury if kim jong-un continues his threats. treasuries rose along with other haven assets that as gold and the yen after the exchange of verbal threats. joining us now is patrick armstrong, cio of invested managers. use a political sentiment is the wildcard for investors. what do you think about this one? it seems to be a statement that investors have taken to heart a little bit more than some previous sort of trump scandals over the past six months. patrick: the implications maybe are broader and more intense, if you do not get this wrong. i think the

guy. guy: let us talk about how we are 30 minutes into the trading day.icture we find ourselves without the moment. equity market that headline levels. really are going anywhere in a hurry. focus should not be on what the indices with level. we are going to get big moves. what we are going to get is moves on an individual level, so the market is stocks rather than the stock market. in terms of what is moving on the upside and downside, the of socgen, one of the big movers on the downside. that is quite interesting. on the upside, william hill, hugo boss, trading higher. the texas is gaining as well. saoks on the looks -- lufthan looks fairly favorable as well. fairly decent sized moves in terms of the individual thought names as well. action.ot much thing that is taking headlines as well is what is happening with crude. we had inventory data out of the state. more data later on as well. oil moves are fairly sharply moving on the back of this. that is interesting in itself. they have been writing through the 50 level. we have been writing through the 50 le

have you met these guys? now we have no idea what he was really doing there, but we know more about his particular expertise, what he appears to be good at, what kind of services he has been able to offer the people who he has worked for over the years. there's no reason to think that rinat akhmetshin is the actual hacker. he's not the drone at a computer desk figuring out the code for the mal wear. what he appears to have done in the past for his clients that he's the guy who makes arrangements about this stuff. he's the guy who makes the arrangements for targeted hacking to happen, and for the material obtained by targeted hacking to be used to maximum benefit for his clients. he's apparently the one who ranges the hack and weapon eyeses whatever is stolen in the hack. who knows who his team is, who he has doing these hacks, but the time is added to our understanding of this part of the case is all the different ways in which rinat akhmetshin appears to be connected to russian intelligence. when the deputy

guys put on the pads, started tackling guys to the ground.ay was one of three days the team is expected to do that. listen to why doug pederson said these practices are so so important. that's coming up next in sports. ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com ♪ >>> finally felt like real football today. no more running around in shorts. no more two hand touch. the guys put on the pads and started hitting. there's no better sound in sports than the pads cracking. >> hut. >> oh, yes. >> oh y. >> the guys were flying around and hitting an

these guys look like -- yeah. it's pretty nasty. this is a compilation of incidents at a rally race in poland. >> mostly just off road rallying. >> they have a difficult time staying on the track. >> being on the side of the road is just as dangerous. >> it's kind of funny to watch you know, these small entry level cars. i'd like to think this is how we drove them as teenagers too. pretty fun stuff to watch. doesn't look like there were any injuries here either. >>> i'm still recuperating from a bad hair cut six years ago. and you had a freakout just this morning. >> oh, yeah. >> you do not mess with a woman's hair. this guy didn't really get that. inside this salon you see police officers are on scene already. the client is in tears. now, in spanish they're arguing. the stylist trying to defend his decision. he wanted to thin her hair out. she's got gorgeous, dark, thick, straight hair. the client says she wanted a keratin treatment. no cut required. and the stylist is still touching her hair. putting it off to the side. >> looks f

guy: plenty more to come.career.calmer stocks rally as p on yang steps back from its aggressive rhetoric. quit the ceo to president's business council the backlash of donald trump's handling of the charlottesville violence. plus, customizing brexit. the u.k. government says it wants and interim customs -- an interim customs union. -- does it matter if europe does not care? welcome to bloomberg markets: the european open. i am matt miller. let us talk about how we are shaping up 30 minutes into the trading day. a solid session yesterday. the s&p, up 1% since april. we faded earlier in the rally but not by much. the ftse is underperforming and softer dragging the ftse a little lower. relative to its peer group. up 0.3%. 600, is one fact that wall street will be thinking about this morning is what is happening in washington. president trump has lost the support of three ceos. including under armour and intel. all three have stepped down from the white house business group. mentionedovertly fraser -- let us bring

>> bunch of guys. >> no, it was a thing. >> to this day i'm still very good friends with two guys i met, fast, eddie crane lived at the end of the hall. >> fast he haddie? >> well, ya. he was always late. he was late to everything. still to this day he is late for everything. by hours late. one of those giles. so we called him fast he had. >> i really he was slow then. >> very slow. >> like big guys and you call them tyne. >> i yes. >> they're giants. >> slim, you snow anyway, and then there was kent nelson, architect in colorado springs. >> how often do you guys talk? >> about once every six months, maybe, something like. that will but we still get together. >> my roommate she lives in chicago, i haven't seen near long time, but we talk every once in a while. tohopeka? >> to peak a? >> no, dapika. >> that's kind of cool name. dapika. >> we can go on and on about college. it is the best time, they say l, right? the freedom? >> i think that's what it is, freedom, i think your parents did great job with you. that's what you tallly want, your child, the movies failure to lawn, you want the

he was a nice guy. clayton the other guy, um, he was a little bizarre.e had these signs in his yard saying, upping, how can you tell donald trump is lying, his lips are moving. things like that and brooks was a staunch republican. >> police say carter admitted he shot his neighbor but says jennings threatened him with a wife. carter is not injured and tonight he's in the chester county jail. >>> another developing story right now. who's busting into business after business? our dave schratwieser all over this one tonight. dave? >> reporter: thomas, this guy has struck nine times. not only stealing items from businesses but also doing thousands in damage. i'll have a live report coming right up. >>> paying philly soda tax oh, yeah, we know it's controversial but paying up when you're not even in the city, you can bet people were furious. >>> he came in looking at the menu. then he walk off with ajar of money right from the counter. donations help the to help the hungry. come on, what is going on? you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's tim

>> my sister is supposed to send a guy $65. find out she didn't send $65. >> that's because you owe money. >> yeah. well, it's because i'm paying for my -- >> your extortion. >> yeah. yep. >> here's what we're going to do. wait for the information from your mom, okay? for the time being we're still going to be on b and be on key lock. we're not going to let you out. >> man, this is -- i don't know. >> compton has a decision to make. if he stays in general population he's eligible to take classes to move his release date up by 90 days. but he's more vulnerable to attack. if he requests protective custody from the prison, he must serve the 90 days. >> that's your dilemma. >> whatever i have to do to make sure i can walk out the door and give my mom a hug, i got to do it. i mean, i just -- >> 90 days versus day -- bazsys. >> i realize that. >> as a suspected snitch and an aryan brotherhood dropout. compton is the type of inmate that men like stephen weaver despise. he made his feelings clear on the personal camera provided to him

guy and matt.eo brianamerica moynihan has repeated an appeal he made days into donald trump's presidency that washington should focus on reforming the u.s. tax code. he said this could help achieve sustained to gdp growth of 3%. in a wide ranging exclusive interview with bloomberg, moynihan spoke about his plans for an eu hub in ireland after brexit. >> we just moved our operations in europe to dublin. dublin has a tax rate that is half of the u.s. tax rate and you're trying to get competitive . ratetitiveness and -- on so people do not shift money outside our economy. there was not as much economic activity. >> there is now. >> i can get run materials and build whatever it is and i can sell it outside the u.s.. 30 years much of that demand was in the u.s., money will be out there and must make it more equivalent to bring it. >> democrats and republicans alike agree on the need for some kind of tax reform. the question is when is it going to happen and perhaps what is it going to look like? do you

guys, i can't stress this enough. look back here. mike g, one of our favorite camera guys and i it, took us about, i'll say, good ten minutes, even once we kind of drove in here. because there is not a lot of sign-age. once you get in here you can see the tv trucks and everything, but could you drive around this industrial park for at least 20 minutes, and not know where you are. the one piece of advice i can give people, if they are coming out, look for these white buildings. mike if you look up, see how there is white building across the way another white building? that's the mercedes benz building. many of the buildings where you might head are red. so don't go red. go white. and come on out here, the opportunities are pretty amazing. >> okay, we will stay with this, keep that camera there all morning long, wow. i bet a lot of people will show up. 1500 jobs at that location. >> yes. >> all right, austin jackson from the cleveland indians, i'm guessing, pull off an armed robbery at the stadium. wait until you see where he ended up.

i'm psyched that those guys are here tonight. guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags.ers and applause ] ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: now, we do this thing every wednesday where i will send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to respond to that topic. and since dozens of ceos quit president trump's business advisory council this week, i sent out a hashtag called #whyiquit. [ light laughter ] and i asked you guys to send us your funny, weird, or embarrassing stories about quitting your job. we got a huge response. within 30 minutes, it was a a trending topic in the u.s. so thank you for getting involved. [ cheers and applause ] now, i thought i'd share some of my favorite #whyiquit stories from you guys. this first one's from @soupymcsoupface. [ light laughter ] correct my name badge that said 'brain' instead of 'brian.' he said, 'you're brain now, so deal with it.'" [ laughter and applause ] okay, brain? >> steve: nope. now i'm soupy mcsoupface. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> steve: i'll show -- i'll show him! >> jimmy: i'll show him, yeah. [ laughter ] "you cal

matt, guy. guy: thank you very much indeed. tord says get inflation to the central banks 2% target, it rose its credibility. he spoke to bloomberg in an exclusive interview. >> i think the fomc was surprised by inflation coming into the downside during the spring. amounts.y just tiny we really kind of compared it to the progress we made through 2015 and 2016. matt: meanwhile, two of the biggest money managers have a message for investors. it is time to dialback risk. pimco is joining a course of warnings from the biggest names in the asset management industry in agreement on that. manish singh is with us. about this think growing course that we have heard? when i was reading this morning about pimco, i thought this was the kind of thing that it is like yelling fire in a theater almost. yes, you are going to you hear a lot of these stories and the reason is very simple. we are in a series of economic expansion as we have seen in the u.s.. my view is that unless i see the fed really raising rates, that is not going to happen us i

guy, the better than me. guy: i will try. here is the stoxx 600.s are reasonably this morning. we heard from taylor about what is happening in the u.k. above 3000 anc is ton for the first time in ten years. that's an electric car trade. talking about the broad brush recovery in europe, europe very strong, along the central rake tbank to keep hiking rates. tom: a discretion of infrastructure turned into a frenzied press conference. standing behind the president, secretary mnuchin, gary cohn, and off on the side, general kelly. it was the president. president trump: there is blame on both sides. you look at both sides, i think there is blame on both sides. tom: just a whisper of what we saw yesterday. it is extraordinary and we need the perspective of decades of coverage from washington. martin is our senior executive editor for frenzied press conferences. absolutely extraordinary yesterday, to see what twitter does in the news well. what damage was wrought by the president? >> i think a lot of republicans are trying to figure out where they stand on

you have to guide this guy in. avoid the waves.et him down on to those sharp rocks, and then pluck up those two teenage boys. it's pretty quick actually. this video takes almost two minutes to pluck them back up and into the chopper. they said they were absolutely fine. no medical treatment necessary. >> a neighborhood of mexico city, you see this woman and her dad have just pulled up to their driveway. watch this. just seconds later, four men, one of them with a handgun chasing after them. they gave the keys to the car, that's where they thought they would end. instead these robbers forced them to open the door to their home. they order the people to sit on the couch while they ranransacke place. >> very casual. they walk in like they own the place. >> i reached out to the woman in the video, she says they stole money, wallets, cell phones, computers. >> they have great surveillance video of this. >> all four guys, you can clearly see not only their faces but distinctive clothing. >> they hope they find these people so they don't

[applause] army guy needed a navy guy to do it. i'm going to give you a break.ng sung by senator kidd rock too soon? >> maybe. east, wow what a crowd. awesome. man you look really good. thank you who picked out your wardrobe? [laughter] just joking and seriously -- nots going to say because we're in the presidential library. >> man. so well, great to see so many wonderful friendly faces, those of you that aren't friendly qk to stand in the back. [laughter] but great to have you request us. we're going to go ahead and jump many you guys have been patient in waiting so -- so hey, rob, the one question everybody wants to know is -- how did a guy from montana end up in the navy much less having a career like you . >> that's funny concern -- that's a really interesting question because i'm a big believer that -- that life is what happens around you while you're making a plan. that 95% of the stuff that you worry about never whats anyway so kind of like -- i join navy because of a girl. [laughter] on accident and it's actually the first sentence in any book the operat

>> no. >> do you guys know who these guys are? >> they're nijanbo guys.ou know there is a new movie coming out? yes? are you excited for the move toy come out? >> yes. >> look at them. amazing. all right, blue, bailey, who is bailie? >> me. >> you're bailey. come on out here. you guys, you had no idea this was happening. but, girls, boys, everyone lovers ninjago, right? >> ya! >> who are these guys? >> ninjago! >> okay, so that is lloyd, he's the green ninja, right? yes, what's that mean, if people don't know why do you want to know who the green ninja is? is he good or bad, the green ninja? >> good. >> he's good. >> who is his dad? >> i forget. >> ya, and then we have mia, got to have a girl, right, we have to have her? we are live. >> hi,. >> do you want to say hi to your mom? >> okay, look, first of all, come over here. i love that your mom didn't tell you, you know who these guys are, right? >> had you you. >> what grade are you going into. >> fifth. >> are we the same height? when did you guys grow? here is another little guy. i saw your little broth

you guys saved that guy's life. i was just -- i was just handing people things.you did more than that.

we love this guy.in the netflix series "the ranch," ashton kutcher is here. [ cheers and applause ] he's a good man. he's a dad. >> steve: he's my iowa homey. >> jimmy: he's a dad as well. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: plus, he's one of the best chefs in the world, he's one of the hardest working guys i've ever met in my life, one of the most charitable guys i've ever met in my life. he does -- i just, i love him so much, mario batali is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: he's the best. >> steve: he's your birthday buddy. >> jimmy: he is. we have the same birthday, yeah. tonight we're going to play a a really fun game called "secret ingredient." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: and mario is going to host it, you do not want to miss that. plus, we have music from liam payne right there! [ cheers and applause ] yeah, look at this. "strip that down." >> steve: strip it. >> jimmy: "strip that down" is the name of his -- he's solo now, and a lot of people note, that he's super -- this is me wi

>> that little guy has skills. case every time dad sings "dust in the wind" by kansas, his son breaks out into tears. ♪ i close my >> peter harmonson doesn't really like when he sings. ♪ dust [ crying ] ♪ in the wind >> dad actually has a great deal of fun doing this. >> well, that's what dads do dad might be on to something. soon as his son starts to get into things he doesn't want him to, like, hey, do you want me to start singing? >> okay, okay, okay. all right. all done. all done! [ crying ] >>> time to play catch. >> this is going to be epic. you can see the frizzbeis going through the air. >> see what happens as it leaps into the air. >> uh-oh, uh-oh! >>> and a test on -- should you be concerned about passenger when the driver side air bag goes off? you're about to find out shortly. >> oh, no. is that we can bounceg back from anything. and so can our hair. so i use this. total repair 5 from l'oréal. fights 5 signs of damage. l'oréal total repair 5 with protein and ceramide. renews fibers. for hair that's shin