the latest and greatest way to get to the hamptons.ert frank flies to the beach as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the beating heart of business, this is "squawk box. >> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box. we're here at the nasdaq market site in times square brian sullivan has made his way from hq to times square. welcome to you >> thank you >> u.s. equity futures it's been a wild ride all week dow looks like it would open up on the morning about 97 points higher and the s&p 500 looking to open about eight points higher. helping drive the rally this morning, big gains in nike here's what happened beat estimates on both the top and bottom lines also reported, the first north american sales increase in a year then the federal reserve has approved capital return plans for 34 banks that's the good news the one it did not approve, deutsche bank. had material weaknesses in the capital plan u.s. shares are moving higher. there's an interview coming up later today with the ceo of deutsche bank. and the

. >> we teasingly call this the hamptons. >> but one will be expelled for good. >>> grand rapids, michigan, ranks highly in most quality of life categories, but the occupants of a fenced in brick fortress near downtown might disagree. this is the kent county jail. temporary home to about 1,000 men and women. most of whom are accused of crimes and awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. >> i can't do anything that i want to when i want to. i have to ask everybody. i hate asking for anything. >> ooh, sauce. ain't no sugarcoating it. the food sucks. >> welcome to kent county. this [ bleep ] blaze sucks. don't ever come here. >> a different attitude prevails in h2a, one of the jail's minimum security housing units. >> we teasingly call this the hamptons because they're up here with no cells. they have freedom of movement as long as they listen. that's kind of their punishment. the thought of having to live behind doors again. >> most inmates in there are pretty compliant, easy going. a lot of them are in there for minor crimes. so we really don't have to stay on them that much. but yo

here in the hamptons, the pioneer.ering seats for $700 from t manhattan tohe hamptons, turning a three tofour-hour wait in traffic to quick 40-minute chopper ride. this summer a new competitor h landed. blackbird. founded by a techeuropntreprene they are more like a seat in the sky. they already he more than 100,000 people on their app and they've flown 4,000 people to the hamptons just since memorial day. we booked a flight today on blackbird and flew on a called fox trot. we are just landing in east hampton 42 minutes after takeoff from manhattan. >> we are like airbnb for flights. most private flights only have about 16% occupancy on those flights. tons of open seats. those ring together all flights for people to book. >> reporter: david said w technology could make that ride even cheaper. perhaps in ten years the ride from manhattan to east hamptonu be as low as $50. but would make traveling to retreats like this one even noisier. last summer there were more than 6,000 helicopter takeoffs and landings from thismall

time hampton is delivering the numbers. >> hampton, we want your story weirdest thing that happened >> two things. one on them, one on me i do remember the time i was sitting in the lockup and we got word that essentially the number had gotten out ahead of time, so we were toast that day this one's on me and this story has never been told. there was the time when i kind of almost overslept and i got the jobs report in the two-minute window between when we got out of the lockup and come in front of this camera so i had this incredible adrenaline rush as i was doing the report because i was seeing the numbers for the first time as i was doing the report. so there it is >> hampton, we love you. >> thank you >> get some reaction, we'll go right to austan. we want to talk to the number itself, but before we get to that, we'll talk about whether -- i asked andrew, do you think we get the pitch forks and the mob ready to march on the white house at this point? >> no. we should have an investigation. >> i'm talking to austan, please here's what i think. i probably think -- have some more do

google says 25 minutes if you take route 27 to south hampton... the open doesn't start til next thursday.. til then tiger is living in privacy: his yatch.. it's called privacy. he just docked it.. well his crew of 9 just docked it for him.. in the hamptons.. where there are plent of ridiculous boats but this one has to take the cake.. doesn't it? it's 20 million dollars... 155 footer.. with a gym of course, a theater and a jacuzzi.. but you know.. i'm not as impressed by boats anymore since my sister get on board.. her boyfriend bought a half a million dollar sail boat.. and it ain't all it's cracked up to be.. things are constantly broken: the autopilot, the toilet.. the was!!! looks glamorous but i'm out. i didn't even really love the cruise. i liked alaska but a life at sea is not for me. ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved. when the old hospital closed people in the community lived with untreated health problems for years. so, with the county's help we built a new hospital from the ground up and having citi as an early investor worked

koplovitz, also the founder currently managing partner at springboard growth capital, also with us hamptongood morning kay -- >> good morning. >> i wonder what you think the follow on moves are going to be in the industry? it seems to me that distributors and content providers who aren't already vertically integrated would be the most likely to react? >> they are going to react this is let the games begin as far as i can see i think this is an absolute decision, clean decision on the deal, it's very clear it might be challenged by the justice department, i don't know, but i think that you're going to -- people have en sitting and waiting for this decision. i think you're going to see more m&a move quickly in the market i think some of the smaller players will be gobbled up i think, you know, it's the time of a massive change where these big tech companies direct distribution to the consumer, really the big play here that's what people are going to go for we only have studio left out there and that's paramount. you wonder what's going on over at cbs and viacom and paramount is over at viaco

he attended public schools in north hampton and graduate interested north hampton high in 1956. he received his associate's degree from holy oak community college in 1966. he enlisted in the massachusetts air national gord in 1956 as a crash fire rescue specialist, attaining the rank of master sergeant before he was selected for a commission as an officer and first lieutenant. as a squadron group and vice wing commander at the 104th tactical fighter group before being selected to serve at the national massachusetts joint guard. he was the last air national guard member to serve in uniform that were federally activated and deployed from october, 1961, to september, 1962 in france for operation stair step, the u.s. military response to the berlin crisis. george was also enshrined in the u.s. air force's enlisted heritage hall at maxwell air force base in alabama as one of the few general officers who rose from the rank of airman basic to major general. he was selected and appointed as the 39th ajewant -- adjutant by the governor. with his appointment he became the first u.s. air f

great to see you hopefully see you soon i think you'll make it to the hamptons one of these days join us on monday. have a great weekend "squawk on the street" begins now. ♪ welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, mike santolli at the new york stock exchange. stocks look to finish on an up note nike near a record on a return to north american growth and europe is up on optimism over a migration deal. got ten year 2.85. road map will begin with putting the first tap of 18 in the books. nasdaq outperforming the rest of stocks azt stocks as tech continues to lead >>> nike topping salesest mates. sales are surging at 9 percent. >> and the trump trade the president telling aids he wants the u.s. to withdraw from the world trade organization. >> we'll get to the markets this morning. s&p and nasdaq on track to finish higher for the month and q2 as it comes to a close. the dow is the one to watch. it's down about 200 points for the month. all though it is up slightly for the quarter. new this morning, axios reporting that the president has repeatedly told whi

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that as a tv segment he's getting a ride to the hamptons and saying let's bring a camera and make itke work >> maybe i don't know if he'll stay out there, come back who knows. >> i thought you had the best gig on this network, you don't it's robert frank, he has a better gig than everybody else >> he figured it out >> he mansions, it's a verb. what are you doing this weekend? mansioning >> what's your phrase? rpp? is that it >> rich people problems. the nancy's mercedes broke down on the way to pick up the kids rpp. >> nice to see you >> i'll see you in a bit 7:00 if my mercedes doesn't break down >>> back to the markets. futures look like they'll have a good friday. jeff hirsch is here. dow is up 160, everybody go back to bed no >> it's the end of june. >> if we finish up more than 0.8, it will be a positive month. don't say sell in may and go away >> i won't >> in the last few years that's proven to be bunk. it's the worst six months period, it's worse in the midterm year you have president trump behaving midterm-esque pushing through things that are less savory, roiling the market

it's tough for most of the guyso thro, but history at the hamptons and a repeat champion n..s. o that's in the hamptons and knocked out players in the first round andhat didn't stop raini raining koepka. the leader at one over, his third shot o16, certainly going toelp that koepka puts this ball right on the green and settling up right next to the cup. he tt in for a birdie and on 18 koepka putting putting for par and brooks can't get this one to go, no worries and he take a bogey and koepka becomes the first golfer to win the u.s. open in consecutive years. xico pulling off a stunner in the world cup, taking on top-ranked germany, but mexico ready to shock the world today,i the 35th mte and here they come on the attack, javiernd hernaez to irving and lozano and dribbles around t defender and >> getting mexico to lead late in the first half and mexico holds ono win it 1- the first world cup win ever against germany. >> nats are finishing up their series north ofhe border taking on the blue jays and a good day for brian goodwin andt down he run and man on, andi takng this bal

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remember it was -- and then it became the hamptons five. >> it would have been the hamptons inn five if it didn't work. >> free breakfast. >> can't forget that. >> green is heart and soul of the team? >> i think. i was having the discussion the other day. if you put draymond green on the cleveland cavs, he and lebron, it might be been a completely different story. he means that much in the small things, the intensity. i tnk green never judge him shee scores. it's about the energy and his will to win and refusal to let anybody around him mail it in. and you know, mike brown was telling me about this. because we were commenting about how dym managed to stay cool enough, mark, not to get, you know, kicked out. not to get is last technical to get suspended for a game. he learned the lesson. >> the thompson, kardashian. >> just say it. >> he deserves it. he put the ball right in draymond's face. and my immediate thought was oh, no. here we go again. durant was pushing them away and making sure it didn't escalate. >> and some of the more cynical basketball fans were saying look, the move a

>> my hometown is hampton, virginia. >> when did you enter the army? >> i entered the army march 7, 1947. 1967. yes sir. 1967. >> drafted or enlisted? >> i enlisted. there were reasons why i enlisted. the vietnam war was going hot and heavy and i had lost one family member, staff sergeant joy franklin walker, was killed in vietnam. he was in the first calve. -- in the first cavalry. >> what was his relation to you? >> he was my cousin. then i had a friend i attended high school with. he also was drafted and they both were in the infantry. i decided to volunteer. the reason i decided to volunteer was i had the opportunity to choose my own career field. and i did. and i had a good career field. it wasn't combat arms. it wasn't infantry and i was very pleased about that. >> what was your sense of the vietnam war before you decided to enlist? >> i looked at the news one morning and i saw an article about vietnam and i saw some of the people and i saw the kids, some of the kids. i said to myself, i wish there is some way i can help them out. that was a cont

a plane crash off the beaches in the hamptons. the search for victims. emergency crews now on the scene. >>> and the pet transportation nightmare. the beloved dog flying cross-country to be reunited th. why he didn't make it. >>> and the eye in the sky. police putting tir new crime-fighting weapon to use. the drone taking to the air, helping police chase down suspects. we'll be right back. kyle: mom! mom! kyle, we talked about this. there's no monsters. but you said they'd be watching us all the time. no, no. no, honey, we meant that progressive would be protecting us 24/7. we just bundled home and auto and saved money. that's nothing to be afraid of. -but -- -good night, kyle. [ switch clicks, door closes ] ♪ he's never like this. i think something's going on at school. -[ sighs ] -he's not engaging. i think something's going on at school. metastatic breast cancer is trying to stop me, but not today. today, there's a new treatment for women like me who won't be held back. learn more at treatmbc.com. stimulant laxatives for my constipation, my doctor rec

hampton pearson takes a look at what's drivill that hiring. >> reporter: the private sector was on in fire in may, hiring the 218,000 new workers, pushing the unemployment rate down to 3.8%, an 18-year low. widespread was the retail sector led the way with 31,000 new hires, followed osely by health care, up 29,000. improving weather boosted construction employment by 25,000. and revisions show the economy actually created 15,000 more jobs than previously reported ih ma and april. >> it is a strong number. it w great,should be celebrating that over the last six years, we've come backrom a terrible downturn and we're now in a pretty good spot. >> this week, the fed beige book reported labor markets getting tighter, with shortages of skilled workers in many parts of the country. the trucking industry, in particular, is sounding the alarm. there's a shortage of 50,000 truck drivers nationwide, according to the american trucking association. the transforce group, headquartered in alexandr, virginia, has nearly 10,000 drivers on states.in nearly 30 business is booming. but there's fierce co

policing which explores what he calls the expansion of police authority and we welcome back ronald hampton twenty three year veteran the washington d.c. metropolitan police is a university professor of criminal justice welcome to you both and ronald how does it feel to be a police officer and hear the phrase police brutality. well i haven't been a police officer haven't had that experience i know it's something that a small majority of police officers actually participate in and what's problematic about it is that the overwhelming majority of them don't but they don't say anything about it because i happen to believe from being opponents of that if you say some about it if you you can intervene and you can do some about it and if we don't tolerate it then it's not going to happen but we haven't seen that what about the blue wall though what's said in the car stays in the car well the blue wall is very real and end of threat and intimidation and retaliation part of the blue wall is real too i was a victim of and then the other officers that was the victim of who spoke out but that's still s

it hit 30.1dc in hampton. but it wasn't just values. it hit 30.1dc in hampton.mperatures in edinburgh and cardiff. in birmingham, it was similar. right into the mid— 20s. today, once again, we are looking at similar values. high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather. the jet stream is into the north of us, allowing this high pressure to stay. if you take a look at the charts, there is also some low cloud which is coming from the north sea. that will push back the coastline. a whiff of that, a lot of dry and sunny weather. turning the sunshine hazy. the cloud will be a bit thicker. an outside chance of a shower in northern ireland. we are looking at temperatures again reaching the mid—to high 20s, possibly 30. as we had on overnight, we are looking at more low cloud lapping in from the north sea. it's not going to be a cold night. clear skies. in rural areas, not going to be a cold night. clear skies. in ruralareas, a not going to be a cold night. clear skies. in rural areas, a little bit lower than that. a little bit chillier but not cold by any stretch. t

hampton pierson was in the courtroom. hampton, what can you tell us?er: a packed courtroom, listening in stunned silence as judge richard leon basically caseined opinion in the bottom line, a stunning victory for at&t and time warner across the board. no conditions attached to the merger he issued an opinion rather than an order, but that opinion essentially was a scathing review of the government's case, especially its three theories of harm to consumers as proposed by the government first and foremost, the notion that a merged at&t time warner would have increased leverage to take on competition, and he said he concluded that the government basically failed to meet that hurdle, and they did not do it through their witness testimony, through exhibits, et cetera, and even their lead economic expert put forward an economic model that did not back up that key claim. he moved on to the idea of that an emerged at&t-time warner would be harmful to new competitors from more or less the internet side of things. again, same thing, that in his view, the evidenc

cheryl: bush assault think about hamptons traffic.t. >> tiger woods has been down this road before. this time tigers when you take the road less traveled. to avoid getting stuck in horrendous traffic. take restated for the course this year on his $20 million yacht called privacy. a thousand dollars a day -- [inaudible] >> a few this wee i've taken them for the hotel outside three hours. there's a good chance someone might miss their time. >> new york traffic. tiger's tee time for the first two rounds. 1:47 p.m. eastern. an nhl team born in 1974 finally celebrated the first stanley cup yesterday. hundreds of thousands have attended on the national mall. country.ge of booster or across warriors rookie jordan bell finishes on bottle of hennessy a little too soon yesterday and then accepted an offer from a fan, drink the fans bottle as well. >> i saw that. a deal in the works to endorse tennessee. i practice yesterday, and save the barcode james franklin asked his players how many of them work jobs. he's a bar back in a bouncer. do either

the deal is set to close by june 20th >> hampton, appreciate it.e'll see you soon, i hope i know that you are heading off literally into the sunset, to scottsdale it's been a pleasure to know you. hope to see you again in the future >> thank you very much >> you'll be on air all day, my friend let's bring in matthew gerrihan. you heard that report. s literally opening up the floodgates to what will be a media dealmaking frenzy? >> i think you're right. i think it will. starng from today we're expecting a bid from comcast for the fox entertainment assets fox has a deal with disney in place. comcast will try to come in over the top and take that out from under disney's nose. there are other deals that could percolate. other media companies are in play crucially, because of the at&t/time warner deal was a vertical merger, there could be other vertical mergers they're back on the table. expect to see maybe verizon aligning themselves with content companies, broadcast networks. anything is up for grabs >> at&t/time warner primarily a domestic united sta

hamptons, go west, young man connecticut. that's north but anyway par might win. that's what a u.s.>> i got to tell you this. a lot of the buzz we've got out here is that it depends on when it comes to football and baseball, i do when it comes to zbof, i love seeing the fact that some of the best pros in the world can go out there and shoot on a tough golf course. tougher than what i play or you play but these guys are getting beaten up. >> 150 players 190 double bogeys yesterday. that's, like, more than one per player those guys, they may go through an entire tournament without a bogey normally >> tiger woods tripled the first hole >> we got to go. we could talk forever, dom >> we could talk forever, yes. >> we could. >> okay dom, thank you for that. >>> the other major sporting event that began this week is of course the world cup although the u.s. men missed the tournament this year, our next guest says america is the place to be for sports over the next decade joining us right now is george pyne founder of bruins sports capital. we have so much to talk about in the media space.

open live at shinnecock hills in south hampton, new york. sandra, good morning to you. >> sandra: good morning to you, bill. what a past 30 minutes that really was with the president deciding unexpectedly to walk out of the white house and walk up to the fox news camera and talk to steve for a while in a wide-ranging interview. we heard a lot from the president on the world economy, north korea, trade, talking about the unemployment rate and the economy right now and the u.s. economy surging. growth expected to top 4%. the president talking a lot about that. but what a day, what a way to wrap up. so a news-filled week with the i.g. report out yesterday, and we heard a lot from the president on that as well. >> bill: what usually happens at the white house as you look at that video and a scrum of cameras and reporters, it's typical for cabinet members. it's about a 100-yard walk at the most, i'd say, perhaps a little less from the west wing. so the president has to go back through those cameras so he may make more news in a moment here but he

winds whip up to 20 miles an hour in the hamptons tigers day. a horrible spot. behind the green. pitched from the rough. johnson was playing and did not struggle as much. sad news to pass along, former 49er passed away that was eight days after the passing of dwight clark. a huge loss for the 49er when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to night. >>> the late slow is next. it is friday. you finally played it. see you tomorrow >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [mu

. >> brooks kepka wins on a tough course in the hamptons to capture his second straight u.s. open championship. >> and the giants and a's both win, and how mexico's win in the world cup actually triggered an earthquake sensor to go off in mexico city. >>> coming up next 11:00, it's the ultimate gift for a colorado father this holiday. his son making the sacrifice to give him a much needed new kidney. >>> ultimate father's day gift here. a man in denver donates his kidney to save his dad's life after kidney failure forces him into dialysis. here's the story. here's the story. >> reporter: on most days you'll find these two together riding their bikes on the s of metro denver. >> there's only one bike. >> reporter: their love of harley davidsons is just one of the many bonds between this father and son. >> me and him are quite a lot alike. >> reporter: when matt fulton learned his dad was facing hecontacting the hospital in denver. >> i'd do everything to ve him. i'd give him a lung. >> reporter: matt is preparing to give his dad a kidney. >> it's a very special gift. >> report

the hamptons because and we studied six burial grounds in total all the deformed goals that come from them go back to around the year five hundred from four no. girls probably had their heads bound when they were still infants a custom still practiced in congo in the one nine hundred fifty s. to determine the origin of this cranial modification the researchers looked at d.n.a. evidence for i mean you're a number of years ago we realized that we need to patrol part of the temporal bone the inner part of the skull which contains a lot of d.n.a. we've been able to get lots of information from it and that's one of. the nice name that first we take a sample of bone from the skull and try to extract d.n.a. from it we then use a special process to copy the d.n.a. in the past we could only see four hundred base pairs but with new so-called next generation sequencing we can now see five million. that's a huge amount of information. and for months you want. yankees and surely i know this gold found in book binding belonged to a woman who died aged around forty. thanks to the new technology we w

bobby invited me to his summer home in the hamptons to talk about his rise from high school drop out grill with bobby to get tips from the master that we'll share for your barbecues this summer. our sunday sit down wit bews an or set your back to you, phillip and melissa, and i'll see you on sunday. >> sounds good, willie. thank you, sir. m'll leave you the sounds of the back slive pictures from thi valley - our dublin camera - >>> and it is finally friday morning to you. look at the people on the road ready to go. i guess this is the early fourth of july weekend. >> you've got to get in to get out. >> these are live pictures from tri-valley. get ready, everyone. things are about to heat up. kari has been telling us about that and will fill us in more in just a moment. thank you so much for starting your morning with us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez, laura is off today. the traffic situation is going to build and heat is going to build too. >> that's going to be the main issue heading into the next couple of days. it will be the hot temperatures as we get a live look ou

thus you are at hampton and of course everyone has their own marks we can only say look at the information available and then ask yourself if you think certain things will really done in marx's name like the repression of his thinking began with the name of personal fulfillment within a just society that's what he fought for for freedom. that was the thing people forget that he fought for democratic freedom of press freedom of speech freedom of thought. so people could treat us miles so they could be politically engaged or that. we're always happy if you send us videos off your travels today's clip is by sony from mumbai she filmed her trip to the small temple city of vision in western india and experienced something pretty colorful. i love dabbling everything isn't something if in something new awful. there are so many places i want to go do i like photography because it's useful but isn't it got to meet a. little more than this kind of support all the secret b.g. . it's kind of what the bill is saw huge and beautiful of your vision to. the right. thing and. i think that you know yellow a

cool to killie's this correctly we can reveal predict all the matches so far kitty's lives in the hamptons museum is in petersburg you may have heard of before sees me enjoying his new job. keep up the good work. across the globe official fans and. faces a tendency. here . for a train. in the black sea city for the world cup champion. ship that's their h.q. stay with us for comprehensive world cup coverage on r.t. international for this massacre that. is going to be a huge day to come from so watching by the way i know if you let me take you through some of the big stories of the last seven days starting with this on choose day the u.s. withdrew from the u.n. human rights council secretary of state mike pompei ill and other u.s. officials castigated the international body accusing it of hypocrisy and political bias present dr wants to move the ball forward from day one his call that institutions or countries to say one thing and do another and that's precisely the problem with the human rights council as president trump said at the u.n. general assembly there's a massive source of embarras

. >> yeah, i wonder again if that means more black vote goes in support of the president, hampton, not a big factor in the last election, but 5.9% is incredible reading on the unemployment rate. i heard you say you almost slept in this morning. you had, like, two minutes -- oh, man. that was -- i was -- my stomach did flip-flops >> all-time adrenaline rush, believe me i got through it out of fear of seeing my career pass before my very eyes if i did not get it right. >> and sheer expertise and professionalism happened i was going to say i was going to bring it up if you didn't, kelly, i guess if you woke up half hour in order to get there on time, that means we have to wake up at 2:00 p.m. >> yeah, exactly >> just to get there right on time i did that already, hampton, great stuff, we're going to miss you. >> thank you >> hampton pearson bringing us the numbers report for the last time today >> steve leisman has the market reactions as well to the data. steve? >> let's talk about what's hot and what's not a u.s. economy cooled by italy and european fears is out, and back in is the u.s.

winds whip up to 20 miles an hour in the hamptons tigers day. a horrible spot. behind the green.rom the rough. johnson was playing and did not struggle as much. sad news to pass along, former 49er passed away that was eight days after the passing of dwight clark. a huge loss for the 49er family. >> yes. >> we'll be right back. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to night. >>> the late slow is next. it is friday. you finally played it. see you tomorrow house and a mule's making a bunted cake. the world cup in russia is underway. >> putin spoke at the opening ceremony. let's take a listen. >> russia will win -- or else. he seems confident in. the first big matchup today, russia had an unexpected win against saudi arabia. the saudis were clearly hampered earlier in the game when the team fell out of a hotel window. >> that's gotta sting! brazil vs. ukraine. was looking good till ukraine was annexed by russia and the brazilian team fell out a hotel window. >> lot of that going around. will russia go away? i d

openme golf tour is under way at shinnecock hills golf club this weekd in south hampton, new york.e has made big strides in recent years, but to attract new and younger players, new fashion trends areme eing on the greens. dominic chu, lucky guy that he is, is watching the action for us tonight. >> golf looks a lot different today than it did just 60, 40, or even ten years ago. as the game has evolved beyond just a secluded country club and exclusive zip codes across the world, so have the trends in golf clothing. and mucs of that on display at this year's u.s. open golf championship at shinnecock hills. knee high socks and loose-fitting clothes are out. performance fabric i trending, bright colors, that's trending. fit inste of a big blousy oversized shirt. people are now weaitng more pieces. and i think that one big thing we're seeing is a lot of at leisure, so quarter zip, pullovers. lookingolf industry is to broaden appeal and a variety of companies are takingf advantage ohat opportunity. from upstarts lik 4a golf, where a team of industry veterans areoong to find the intersect

hampton water is actually made in the south of france and will retail for about $23 a bottle. >> easyhem on for a taste test? >> i think so. >> i think we should. it's only proper. >> i feel that -- >> next friday. good. >> next friday edition. >> next friday edition. give it up, everybody, for lara spencer. lara, thank you. great, as usual. >> thank you. >>> now we'll go to our "gma" cover story, a warning before you hit the beach this summer. more than a thousand swimmers stung by jellyfish in florida this week alone. abc's gio benitez is at the beach in asbury park, new jersey with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. listen, jellyfish can really sneak up on you, right? when they do, it can hurt so this morning, we are taking a deep dive into this issue as you hit the beach this weekend. it's the perfect summer day. sun, surf and jellyfish? well, this is what people in florida are waking up to, slimy stinging jellyfish swarming their beaches. >> i was just swimming and as soon as i got out i had a burning sensation in my neck. >> reporter: 28-year-old t

confirmed the identities of four people on board a small plane that crashed off the coast of east hamptonew york this weekend. 70-year-old builder to the stars ben krapinsky, his wife bonnie, their grandson 22-year-old willie marav and the pilot. all four are yez yooumd dead but so far only two bodies have been recoughed. mr. krapinsky is described as a prominent builder for wealthy celebrities in the ham tobztons and his clients include billy joel and martha stewart. the plane has not been recovered the accident sunder investigation. >>> a family is demanding answers after their dog alejandro died during a layover at detroit's metro airport. the 8-year-old pomeranian was in his pet carrier on a flight from phoenix to new jersey when he was found dead in his blanket stained with blood. the owner says he was alive when they landed ichigan but tw hours later he was gone. in a statement delta says they are conducting a thorough review of the situation and have been working directly with alejandro's family to support them however we can. a necropsy will be performed to determine how the dog d

he was taken out the hampton, the plantation where a portico had just been added, it looks like him. whatever the case, he shook hands with washington, and washington came back and told his commissioners that he had met a man in charleston, and he was obviously very good and had many lands of his own. an american qualification. hoban quickly headed to philadelphia to meet with washington. it was a successful meeting. a competition was held for the presidents house. it was fixed. [laughter] >> there were many curious entries. one had a thrown minute. -- a throne in it. all kinds of architects, one of them the great carver from new england. but hoban won. washington won. they cut the plan down, the house would've been four times the size it is now. the plan called for a grand avenue outside decatur house. it came from three streets and joined as one with gates and the usual idea of a french palace. this did not work, but washington was going to have his house. he also realized it was more likely to be able to finish that house band of the capital. -- house than the capital. when the pl

the average sale price there, $2.3 million versus only $2.1 million in the hamptons we toured a $42.5 mega home which is actually 12 homes in one and it's got its own digital brain room you're looking at harbor hill, one of the most expensive estates on nantucket the 18,000-square foot mega home was repeatedly listed for $42.5 million. >> what makes this home different from any other home on the island is that it's a cluster of 12 cottages, each very reminiscent of classic new england architecture >> each structure is connected by glass hallways. there's a cottage for the dining room, one for the master suite, and even one that's home to the great room the owner is a telecom tycoon who spent a fortune to wire his summer home with a cutting edge glowing brain room >> the technology alone is worth $2.5 million >> the millionaire hid the island's only subterranean movie theater. he also built his guests a cottage that houses a super suite with a private gym and spa. >> people come to nantucket to escape, to unwind, to celebrate the joys of life this is the perfect property to do that in

open out in the hamptons. tommy fleetwood started the day at nineve mmeed amazing day yesterday. and he shot seven under a 63, only sixth 63 in u.s. oton his. he was in the clubhouse at two er. the oth guy still had10 like oles to play and so he waitedhe asir scores got higher and higher and he e up one held on and was able to by one stroke back to back u.s. open championships for koepka. he shoots a two under 68 beat fleetwood by one, seventh golf ever in 115 years to win back to back. baseball diamond nationals on the road in toronto facing the series.ys for a three game theynly had to win one to get a first winning canada. didn't happen. they swept. scored two runs in the third. blays fought back. this was game at six in the eighth. bryce up with the bases loaded and h out and jays could scoreewe more runs. the nationaot still have had a win north of the border since 2012. >>> the orioles have not had many wins at all this year. as a matter of fact they're 20 and 50 on the season. but they got a win fed the miami marlins. o's dominated this one. final score 10 to four. that sn

some warriors fans still in disbelief because they remember the days when the hamptons 5 wasnt around"it the fans stayed true. when you came to the games. you saw us, the fans, but now we aced out, cant get in. but we here today in numbers"and those loyal to the blue and gold are confident many more parades are on the waymc: how long do you see this dynasty lasting? "forever. forever, definitely in oakland.about a couple years bc we are the best dynasty in the world!" reporting from oakland, mc kron4 news (grant) (grant) and (grant) and warriors fans have been sending us pictures all day-- showing their dubs pride. send us pride. send us your pictures through the kron-4 mobile app. (vicki) time now to check on our weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow...here with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was hot for much of the bay area away from the coast. temperatures soared into the 90s inland today with cooler 60s at the coast. the sea breeze has been blowing and we could see a few patches of fog at the coast tonight. on the satellite you can see high pressure across cal

some breaks in the cloud towards hampton court, in the south and east.rday, western scotland prone to one or two slow—moving and intense showers with thunderstorms mixed in. argyll & bute, the southern highlands, most prone to that. temperatures in the west of scotland, 20 degrees. cooler with the breeze. heavy showers in the west of northern ireland, maybe in count londonderry, while we have sunshine in the north of england, south of that it will stay there. the rain turning more showery in yorkshire. sunshine breaking through towards the south and east, lifting temperatures between 22 and 23 degrees. to take us into the night, the rain will gradually fizzle out for the vast majority. a few showers continuing, especially across scotland. turning misty down east coast as well, temperatures dropping back into single figures overnight, but for most another mild night with temperatures into the low teens. a chilly start for your weekend and for the vast majority are dry start. lots of cloud to begin with especially across southern, central and eastern areas

he joins me from the hamptons. >> i requested a beach backdrop, but i didn't get it.udge jeanine: you are there so i don't care. we were just talking with patti blagojevich. a lot of people think 14 years in jail for her husband who apparently upset the obama administration was a bit much given there was nothing other their run-of-the-mill campaign stuff where what you guys should do is, you know, let's do some fundraising. who doesn't do that? your local mayor does it. >> my heart goes out to her. the story she was tell being her children was very sympathetic to her. but what happened there was the sort of the fire starter for what ultimately they ended up doing to candidate trump and president trump. they were getting away with so much latitude and prosecutorial overreach and basically weaponizing these agencies and using them as political instruments, whether they were crimes like dinesh d'souza or the nonsense and factual incorrectness of the blagojevich situation, they knew they could put people in jail and make big splashes and disrupt and subvert the rule of la

some warriors fans still in disbelief because they remember the days when the hamptons 5 wasnt around"it was difficult but the fans stayed true. when you came to the games. you saw us, the fans, but now we aced out, cant get in. but we here today in numbers"and those loyal to the blue and gold are confident many more parades are on the waymc: how long do you see this dynasty lasting? "forever. forever, definitely in oakland.about a couple years bc we are the best dynasty in the world!" reporting from oakland, mc kron4 news (pam) coming up: new developments in a scandal rocking the university of southern california.how many woman allege kron4 newsoakland, mc kron4 news (pam) coming up: new developments in a scandal rocking the university of southern california.how many woman allege they were sexually abuse by a gynecologist at the school. (ken)plus: one food bank feeds 260-thousand people in the bay area every month... the innovative way it's reaching those in need. (pam) and next: a proposed change to take away federal money for planned parenthood... led to a protest today. why some say,

let's look at what hampton was talking about. 223 on nonfarm pay rolls there's the private sector almosth coming from the private sector. 228,000. average hourly wages up 0.3% unemployment rate ticking down into interesting and almost unprecedented levels here, 3.8%. labor force participation also ticking down we've not had huge growth in the workforce. no holes to poke here. these numbers are phenomenal let's look at where the jobs were 39% in education and health services that's where the jobs always are. retail up 31,000 a sector otherwise left for dead construction also strong many benefitting from good weather. lees youleisure/hospitality. and the strong jobs number offsets and then some the concern earlier this week. take a look at the probabilities for the june rate hike ticking back up to 85% not quite the contract high but near a certainty the fed is going to focus on the domestic economy the chance of a fourth hike this year would be one in december up from recent lows but still trading about a 30% probability. carl >> a lot to process. the other big development investors are w

a pretty cool atmosphere, that you can feel the mystique here you really can being out there in hamptonss joining the conversation this morning, u.s. trade representative, robert lighthizer my special guest this morning, also house intelligence committee new york congressman peter king with us don't miss a moment coming up we kick off with top story, president trump is approving tariffs on billions of dollars of chinese prutsdz, the move in response to claims, that china pressured u.s. companies to hand over technology, and intellectual property, hillary with the very latest, i wrote op-ed on this this morning certainly is one of the most important issues, in terms of trade globally. >> maria that is right good morning, and we are just getting an idea of what that 50-billion-dollar amount is composed of what goods targeted the list coming out just this morning, 1100 different products lines, are targeted including aerospace information communications technology, robotics industrial machinery automobiles but list doesn't include some of the items that are commonly purchased by american co

maria, i'm sure you wish you had a high-speed train to get you out in the hamptons.ou heard traffic was pretty crazy. >> you're right it was. i wonder how long the project takes. these are honestly as you mentioned not overnight deals, but you would be pretty significant. >> would be for chicago. if you'd done the drive from o'hare into the city depending on the time of day it can be pretty brutal. frankly he needed one this week. >> you sure did. cheryl, thank you. we will take a short break or at former attorney general loretta lynch and jim comey. the impact because of how they handled the clinton e-mail server investigation. we're expecting answers from the report is finally released later today. we've got to preview coming out. pumped up for the u.s. open. the excitement in high gear in moscow where the world cup kicks off later this morning on fox. plus, the face brought. you got to see the dodgers in the ring as tensions clear. that is up next. ♪ ♪ this is a jungle gym... and a baseball diamond... ...a mythical castle ...and a grand banquet hall. this is not j