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so many people need it we have a news alert on itt, education services >> the securities and exchange with two former senior executives of itt the resolution concludes the secs case that was scheduled to go to trial on monday. basically the sec charged the former ceo and cfo basically fraudulently concealed the poor performance and looming financial impact of two student loan programs that itt financially guaranteed they will be fined, and they are prohibited from holding public offices in terms of publicly traded companies in the near term wolf, michelle, back to you. >> okay, sue, thank you very much for that back at hq we'll see sue again in about 15 minutes time up next, we'll debate if our economy can withstand the stress of tariffs >>> then we're going to look at the impact on the auto sector with insight from a former top executive at toyota and chrysler and later in the show we're going to go live to maine how the tariffs are trapping the lobster industry >> and we want to hear from you. you can reach out to the show on twitter, facebook, or send us an e-mail "the closing bell

short itt sure it -- and go long at the same time.ichard: it puts people in a really difficult situation. furthermore, when you look at the biggest factor is the iranian losses, so much here depends on what does the white house do? how hard does the u.s. push? we have had strong signals, but now we have had a few comments that people are interpreting as a slightly soft line. we don't think there is a change, but for anyone who is trying to take a position in anticipation of that tightness at the end of the year and into 2019, that leaves them nervous about any position. alix: rob, you are the investor, what do you do with this? you buy equities. what equities can you buy on the backdrop? rob: if you look at oil producers, we still think that you want the lowest cost producers and the lowest cost basin. if you look at companies like occidental petroleum, a large producer, produces all around the world, that is increasing its investment in the u.s., thinks it has a great opportunity to grow its cash flow out of the permian basin. there

bring so much capital to bear to iest in content, netflix investingio bi of dollars a year in content, ittesonsolidation in some areas of thet industry and i expou will see a lot more of it. >> and it's not just t public media and tech giant here. the uber ceo is here, along with uber's softbank. he's interested in cybersecuri and a.i. companies and there are several of those companies speaking behind closed doors heret the conference. for "nightly business report," i'm juliaootin in sun valley, idaho. >> comcast increased its over for sky to $34 billion. that trump's fox's earlier offer of $32.5 billion forhose assets. >> still ahead, so where were you ten years ago today? ♪ ♪ >>> a decade ago a key event happened in pasadena, california. on this day in 2008 the fed seized mortgage lender indymac and that led to th gatest in a generation. we look at how far we've come. time.was a scary ten years ago in july 2008 people waited for hourso get inside indymac bank branches to withdraw all their money. >> i wish i had known my bank better. >> i just hope to be able to get my money back. that's a

we see those temperatures dipping down for a time, tuesday into wednesday, itt is going to be warmingdlines. at the football world cup, england and croatia have reached the semi—finals. russia twice came back from behind but croatia won 4—3 in a penalty shoot—out. croatia will now play englandwho earlier beat sweden 2—0. the first semi—final match will pit france against neighbours belgium. north korea has announced that it may abandon plans to give up its nuclear technology if the united states continues to demand unilateral denuclearisation by pyongyang. a government spokesman said the stance taken by us negotiators was gangster—like. he said both sides should take steps at the same time. the 12 boys trapped in a flooded cave system in thailand have sent handwritten letters to their families, to reassure them that they are well. their football coach, who is with them, also sent a note apologising to their parents. the team were cut off when exploring the cave two weeks ago.

itt the water is chock full of chemicals and nutrients, much of it run-off from commercial agricultureawling development. when that mix bakes in the summer sun, the algae population explodes. biologist john cassani has been collecting samples, and warning about the health hazards. >> the toxins that the silent bacteria produce are incredibly potent. they affect liver function. alere are neurotoxins that they produce. so, it's a suite of really toxic stuff that can kill wildlife and really impact people's health. f reporter: if you get close enough, you can see this isn't gst a film. it is a thick, gooey substance. and once it starts to cover up a waterway like this, it deprives it of oxygen, essentially sucking the life out of it. wildlife like manatees can choke to death, but underwater the atire marine ecosystem is at risk. so, too, are waterside hsinesses. captain chris wittman says he's lost $20,000 on canceled trips already this summer. ot this is going to take a lot im work and a lot of time to fix it, but it is fixable. these are man-made issues, and man can fix them. >> reporte

do you see value to the united ittes vis-a-vis russia, does help to protect russia from the u.s. in your view? >> i think it is a much stronger ally. the way we have it now, i think nato got -- you know what was happening was spending prior to my getting into office. down, nows were going they are going up like a rocket ship. verynk nato will be very, effective. i'm very impressed but secretary-general has done a fantastic job putting it all together. we were the ones that -- we gave him an extension of his contract as you know. saying that i was am concerned with the pipeline, i don't like the pipeline and you havelk about nato, somebody paying the people you are protecting against. maybe we will get along with a group we are protecting. i am meeting with president putin on monday and i think we going to that meeting not looking for so much. we want to find out about syria, we will ask your favorite question about no link. i will be asking that question again, but we will also be talking about other things, talking about the ukraine. they were here today by the way. it is intere

investigators say there were life jackets on the boat but our nbc affiliate is reporting itt does appear riders hadhem . the safety is being called into question again after this accident. the tourist attraction is operated across the country including right here in d.c. >> we look at some of those past problems. >> reporter: popular tourist attraction. a tour going from land in water. first used in world war ii in the military. some say it make it difficult to drive on both. safety advocates calling for added regulations and even out right bans. in 1999, 13 people drowned when a duck boat sank without warning. the ntsb blaming it on inadequate maintenance. the vehicle sank so rapidly that no one was able to dawn a life jacket. >> it's been a terrible loss of life and there's been interies. >> rep in 2015, five college students were killed in seattle when a duckedoat cra into a charter bushi. all thems were on the bus. >> operators of the bus say they place a premium on safety. look for updat on the latest of this accident. >>> here at home starting torrow a big portion of metro's red li

>> well, as i said, i'm not sure that we've met, that we have identified everybody, so itt doesrpriseh cases. what ware trying to do is to carry out our communication activities in the areas in which we work, and we'll continue to alearn how to do it bette we just have to do it better. >> navai: the u.n. has also pledged toind and support victims from the past-- women such as valerie, w was just 14 when she says didier bourguet began paying her for sex. back in 2005, the u.n.'s head of mission in congo h made a direct promise to bourguet's victims. >> we will make an effort to find them, and we will make an effort to include them underimur viupport program. that's, that's, that's what we have to do. >> navai: and nobody from the u.n. has ever talked to you about this or interviewed you about this? >> navai: i put this to the u.n. official now in arge of tracking victims. adama, we found a woman who had been abused as a child by didier bourguet. >> (gasps) >> navai: yeah.ob she saidy ever spoke to knr from the u.n. she didn't even ow that he was imprisoned. so these children that were

. >> i'm glad to hear itt no to the fact that the russians are interfering. >> others finding it hard t accept yet another explanation. >> do you believe it? >> no more questions. no. that's a joke. no. >> this is becoming a joke. it isecoming absurd. it makes our president look weak. it makes our country look weak. >> president trump tells cbs, in private he got tough with russian preside vladimir putin on election meddling. >> i letim know we can't have this, we're not going to have it and that's the way it's going to be. >> weally happened in that meeting? democrats want the president's translator to testify. >> i think it's important for us to know whawas said in the meeting. >> lawmakers say they're concern ed, that they have no idea what president trump is telling foreign ceaders behindsed doors. >> they never got a full readout in singapore with kim jong-un last month. secretary of state was to brief congress but canceled that meetg. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> underscoring the, july time magazine cover shows a composite image of the two leaders sort oi moveo one pe

absolutely nothing to do with s them suit competition being taken out even though they are trying to sway itt way. it isn't. >> reporter: one leader saying executives told them the board decided to retire swim suitsr w it was given an ultimate um. >>re told abc would not televise it there's a swim suit competition. >> reporter: the miss america organization denying that claim saying inispart, i patently lse to allege that miss america claimed that the elimination of the swim suit competition was a prerequisite to air iing the telecast on abc. there were, however, extensive production company and creative partner negotiations in which the elimination of swim suit waa noted a prerequisite to partner with mao. the miss america organization still regrouping after e-mails surfaced showing sam hasll and others mocking the intelligence, looks and sex lives of pageant winners. forcing haskell and other top leaders to resign. more than 30 former miss america winners have added their names to a letter in support ofw the neard. including the title winner in 2013. she believes the swim suit competition b

would roll back the so-called "borrower defense" rule proposed by president obama after the collapse of itt tech and d corinthian college, but halted by the trump administration last year. in response, massachusetts attorney general maura healey tweeted, "betsy devos three r rulehe #borrowerdefense to let predatory schools cheat their students and enrich their executives. no surprise." devos is a billionaire republican activist, heir to the amway fortune, and the sisisterf blackwater founder erik prince. last weekend, devos's $40 million, 163-foot yacht was damaged after it was unmoored while in port on lake erie in ohio. whether the ship, which is one of 10 own bind d hr -- owned by her family, was let loose intentionally. and in los angeles, a man who was arrested for vandalizing donald trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame was bailed out of jail by a man who did the same thing before the 2016 election. ,,s bail was paid by james otis who just as a construction worker and used a sledgehammer to destroy trump's hollywood star. those are some of the headlines. democracy now!, democracy

that was the company that when i , itt got to the daily news was running the daily news and provoked a strike of the 2500 employees of the n newspaper bak then. late 80's, in the there were 450 people in the newsroom. there were more in the 50's. by the 90's, we had about 450. staff, new% of the york city had 7.5 million people. you are talking about a much bigger city, many fewer reporters, it's a tragedy what is happening to the newspaper business. not the fact that the papers are not publishing as many papers, that the stats continue to shrink and people who are producing original news. it's ludicrous to think you can put out a m major news site in w york city with just 45 people. amy: the now fired editor-in-chief, if you hate democracy and think local democracy should work in the dark, today is a good day for you. townsoes this mean for losing their newspapers? juan: that's a good question. how do you provide local news. there will always be national outlets that produce national news. who is going to cover your local school board and your city council and the decisions that tow

. >> easyo check itt. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> want you to getou ide, enjoy your friday. heat and humidity will return. oielia's gng to tell us all >>> justice department ihe appealing t purchase of time warner. this could be undone a month after hfs closed. it claims the merger could harm consumers. the judge ruled it was legal under antitrust law. at&t says it's not surised by e doj's appeal. >>> and uber passengers can now eey with venmo. users will s a pay with venmo option for the one next to apple pay. they can use it to cover their rides, food deliveries via uber eats. this is for anyone who doesn't want to link their payments to uber. >>> a lot of folks a taking look outside on a beautiful, beautiful friday. >> they want to get out there right now. >> and this afternoon is going to be rlly nice to g outdoors. with high temperatures around 90, so it's hot, but themi ty levels stay nice and low. currently temperatures a in the mid to upper 80 ds. ifou're getting out of the area this weeke

he couldn't do itt today. and again, dick cheney is the one, attacked by the russians.t was an act of war. so what he is basically saying is for whatever reason, he seems to be doing his bidding. >> tucker: you know what? hold on. maybe he has a different view of this than you do. he is not a traitor to this country. that doess not make him someone who should be overthrown by a military coup. differences.olicy some people think that russia is a threat p. some people don't. have we gotten to a place where it's okay to call people traders? >> no, listen, talker. newt gingrich and met romney, go through the list of -- >> tucker: i don't care what they say. you are totally missing it. this is not a left-right thing. this is a neocon realist thing. some people thought that the iraq war world. those people are deeply offended. it is not a left-right thing. can we just pull back from calling each other traders? >> absolutely, but i would quote your colleague, neil cavuto. and i agree with him, it is wrong. >> tucker: you may think it is wrong. we should establish a line. the l

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he said itt before, the nomination was even announced. >> the reaction already, greg is absolutely right, is all you need to know about cavanaugh. the fact that the dnc has already stated that this man shouldn't be anywhere close to the supreme court, the fact that chuck schumer has just announced that he will use every weapon in his arsenal to stop this nomination, it tells us -- >> sean: he said that last week before his nomination. shocker. >> it tells you this is the right man for the job but it tells you of november will be very, very tough for the democrats. i just want to make sure that the white house is listening. this will be a very important communications with method because it will be worse than bork. i give you the prediction now, they will use every dirty trick in the book to block the nomination but we can't get it through. >> sean: i played ted kennedy. it was a disgrace to the u.s. senate. and what they did to clarence thomas was a disgrace to the u.s. senate. but, it's going to happen. i've been saying this for weeks. it's predictable and it doesn't matter who presiden

sometimes itt that doesn't work because people are emotional. that is why we are trying to create an alternative ecosystem. we went from messaging to counter messaging, now we need something different. unless you practice what you nothing will essentially work. we need to preserve free speech by forcing dialogue with those we disagree with rather than only engaging with those we disagree -- do agree with which is what we tend to do whether we recognize it or not. is worthwhile. we talked about dancing on the line of the first amendment. jesse tomately caused be indicted and arrested, was his colleague threatened rtrey stone and matt specifically online and said "you should do to them what theo van gogh" .hose throat was slit frankly, the enterprising district in virginia, found the legal route to prosecute that. and his groupse who had bedeviled the attorney's office and eastern new york. -- we have seen how mark zuckerberg has turned himself into a pretzel in the last 42-78 hours on the holocaust issue. terms of service in the first amendment i

he can't pass itt off, oh that the hacker. we know it's used so you make the choice. if you want to stay in this tit-for-tat we are going to beat you. >> that's ronald reagan basic way. you want to take us on, okay. we will throw everything we have got into it and then you make the decision. we have the capacity to do that. >> from thehe disinformation thinking more about the elections coming up you hear a lot of anxiety about whether it's the voting machines or other elements of the voting process in the midterms, how confident can we be that we are defending the security of our political system? >> we have toem become it becaue if we don't have confidence in the party you want to support that becomes a question that undermines democracy. it sounds like somebody's possibly so we have to make every effort. i tried to outline some of the efforts we were making. it has to be solid. look what happened down in florida in one area of one county,a, dhs. that threw us into a constitutional crisis. to find out the one state on old and electoral vote. >> control of the senate

director of national intelligence dan coats found itt during a live interview that putin might v trumpnext time i'll have my people call your people and then coats was like, "mr. president, i am yr people. i'm the one. [ laughter ] tell me what's going on." [ applause ] did you guys see this? thnewest issue of "time magazine" just came out. and the cover features trump and putin's faces blended together.at take a loohis. yeah. [ laughter when he saw that, trump was like, "i've never seenbe more tiful creature like that in my entire life." [ cheers and applause ] and the cover's headline says the summit crisis. but they actually thought about using a different headline for th photo. take a look. it was almost chicken born without feathers on face.nd [ laughterpplause ] time magazine? seems odd. >> steve: rude. jimmy: and get this. microsoft said it actually caught russia trying to meddle in the midterm elections.mi osoft, yeah. the russians knew they were busted when clippy the paperclip popped up and said, "looks like you're trying to hack an election." [ laughter ] thank you, clippy.[

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sip roles that the proper punishment for a wrongdoing president is not through the judicial system, itt the founders wrote in the constitution, through the process of impeachment. he also says once a president is properly impeached for wrongful conduct that he would be available for judicial punishment to the court system. so that kind of fighting we are saying to us the past 24 hours has been a real taste of what lies in store for the rest of the summer and the early months of fall. back to you. >> melissa: no doubt, thank you. lawmakers are probably well on their way wave trying to go through his extensive legal writing. the 53-year-old has been a judge on the u.s. appeals court in washington and has clerked for retiring supreme court justice kennedy. he worked on the report that led to the impeachment of president bill clinton and later served in the george w. bush white house. conservatives are split over whether he is expressed support for the constitution of obamacare. and there are lingering questions over kavanaugh's potential decision on the future of roe vs. wade. moderate g.o

effective way was to actually have a relationship where you can ask the computer over and over feeding get itt because the computer never got bored. very hard to ask a professor three or four or five times the same question because you get intimidated by yourself and even professors are willing to put the computer doesn't care. he wanted to go. >> with the so he built this online learning system and found that the university of california faculty hated it because it was a threat. i once wrote a book that the subtitle was pioneers of the future are prison guards in the past. whoever was the last cycle doesn't get all that excited when the next cycle starts to make them obsolete. so he had the courage, they literally said you could not offer his material at the university of california systems and so he said fine, i'm not even goingot to try to get accredited and he started signing contracts with google, apple, amazon, facebook and if you take his courses and you pass them for the purpose of hiring you they are certified by those companies. he's discovered that an amazing number of people say le

and i think the answer to that is maybe not so much because, after all, if you think aboa ut itt of theple that support a real hard break, theg u.k. makhard break with the european union, members of the conservative pay in this country, well, they're actually, politically speaking a bit further for the left than, say, the republicans in the united states. in my ways,hey're more like the democrats in the united states. who will embolden the marginal powers in the united states, the people who aren't in the seat of wer behind me here, but it's not entirely clear he will be able to bring wn the prime minister with the interview he game before herrived here or if he's going to be able to change the course of how the country exits the european union. >> woodruff: is it fair to say europeans see a difference in the president's approach to pulitzer prize this year versus last year? >> you know, i ttnk that w they have found is that his approach to foreign policy is quite similar. last year, of course, they were a little bit surprised. i think they're less surprised now, and i think the takew h

if itt is the right person. i will pick the right person. i will pick somebody outstanding.utstanding. outstanding.s anybody i pick on the list is outstanding. i think we'll go quickly. a lot of people think, it will probably be vicious. the other side all they can do is obstruct and resist. the whole thing is resist. maybe some day we'll be able to get along with the other side. i don't know. right now only resist. all they wants to do is stop things from happening. they will try t very hard. i think it will go quickly if i pick the i right person. maria: here we are, mr. president, six months after you signed into law historic tax reform package. first time in 30 years. has the effect been what you expected? >> well i think there is a double effect. the tax cuts have been incredible. reform, don't forget. but tax cuts have been incredible. maria: roll back in regulations. >> i actually think maybe at leastct initially speaking becae it has been earlier, took place quicker, the regulation roll back has been the biggest ever in the history of our country. no president, even

and i was in the rest r utd itt dlo o hisands e was hangin were hanging. >> yikes. the father of two had lost a lot of blood and an officer with the contra costa fire protection district says it's frustrating because the county increased the message about the dangerous of fireworks. >>> after a weather delay and hiccup with the launch the travis air force base finally pulled off the drone show. 500 drones litd up the sky, dazzling the people gathering to wind chill. each drone is equipped with its own light that can create 4 billion color combinations petition tuld off simulate the fireworks and american flag. the spectators say it was worth it. >> it was so amazing. like just. >> breath taking. >> i mean, better than fireworks. it's so much better than fireworks because you have all the symbols and everything that they show ee vocation all the feelings. i was screaming out loud because it was so great. >> wow. >>> quite a review huh? the drones made by intel are very light. each is made of plastic and foam. weigh less than a pound. they were featured at the super b

he adds, if his own plane goes quote, itt goes -- goes down, then they don't have to impeach me. >> and he talks about his vice presidential papers. then he said this. i want to say this to the television audience. i made my mistakes. but in all of my years in public life, i have never profited. never profited from public service. i have earned every cent. questionable. years of public life, i have never obstructed justice. famous immortal line. he said that he welcomes this kind of combination, because have -- examination, because people have got to know whether their president is a crook. not a crook. now, this is the president of the united states. remember dignity? [laughter] >> it was a period when it was funny. were laughing in the same way. it was scary. didn't know -- some people's phones were tapped. journalists'ome phones were tapped. a friend of mine is the wife of a columnist. she learned that her very intimate conversations with her very close friend, who was ted wife, were being listened to, you know, at the justice department or in the white house. this was not funny. out

delays.e increase in sectors like construction and equipment, also the itt sector.hat's a victims of the current ongoing trade war. rishaad: i'm not sure you'll see you get.he data there's a delay taking place in investment. people have been holding off investing arguably. this trade war panned out. >> absolutely. we do see potential delay in capital expenditures by certain companies. because investors are worried about the political the tariffs and implemented officially as of friday last week. uncertainty and not a lot of clarity regarding which particular companies are affected.e it's certainly a lot of caution and that will translate into down in investment. rishaad: pmi's is china's trade partner. this is going back to 2008. things werehow bad at that point if you look at that. you can see how bad they were. a recovery fairly quick with huge amount of stimulus. still high relatively speaking. they are turning down. that could have another material impact. >> not just in asia but also in other parts of the world including in europe. that's related to the fact th

w itt i -- you know, in australia we do "the festival circuit." >> jimmy: okay. >> and show 'cause i'll drop a bomb and leave. and i really thought it would divide audiences. and -- it just hasn't. [ laughter ] so -- so, when i wrote it, it wasn't supposed to go, "oh, i'll get a a netflix special ouhis and everyone will see it." it was like, "i'll probably get, ooh, probably 12 shows and be asked to leave." [ laughter ] um -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> and the plan backfired. >> jimmy: no. y 'cause thah, that was good. i mean, remarkable. now you have this -- well, a you performing this show anymore? >> not right at the moment. >> jimmy: not now, right here. no, this is not the show. but no. but --la [ lighhter ] >> no i have one more -- one more at "montreal comedy festival" this friday. >> jimmy: oh. >> and -- yes. >> jimmy: wow. and that's it. aving it. >> jimmy: and that's it. just leave it at where it is. >> yeah. well, it's on netflix now, so, people can just --do i don't have tt anymore. it's just -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know -- i know, but we want you to do more stuff now, now th

school starts monday on the mitchell park bridge and the crews don't expect to have itt done until august 30th which is two weeks into the new school year. hundreds of students use the bridge especially those who go to the jls middle school. the scity is postinging a detou for all of the walkers and the cyclists for the construction. >> if you have a queasy stomach, you won't want to see this story. you have seen the highlights of joey chestnut beating his competitive eating record of last year. he is a local from san jose which is why we love him. yesterday on the brooklyn's coney island he defended the hot dog eating title scarfing down 74 dogs in 10 minutes. it is a record. it is the 11th time in 12 years that he set a record. he talked about it on "today show" and he said frankly that he did not feel great. >> i don't feel great. i feel amazing that i won and i got a new record, but like a marathon runner, you feel like garbage after the competition. >> reporter: and the total countdown of the hot dog c controversy that you can see coming up. and also, suda was the female winner, and

it can be other things as well, just like a co-op, you know, itt does not have to be a small sight to, you know, produce a unit. it could be 50 units or 60 units. we haven't done co-op housing since the 1960s in san francisco. there are ways of producing middle income and lower income housing that we are not exploring. there are reasons for that. you know, i think that having these definitions be so rigid and getting to these either or discussions impedes our progre progress. and being more creative and expensive about solving this complicated issue. it is not just one thing. it is many things. in looking at the whole spectrum and looking at it more broadly would benefit us. >> just a question. commissioner richards has brought this up. the hundred and 40,000 units that we could build here under the current zoning, where does that number come from? what is that not berkeley. >> that number is -- comes from the analysis that we presented, you know, a few months ago where we add up all of our pipelines and all of our entitlements and plans underway. our existing zoning. it is an assessm

like, itt is going to with thatmfortable share buyback.orite line is from some of the analysts who said cash flow paradise for shell. it is a start, the share buyback. cash flow paradise should last till 2021 according to macquarrie. just broke their full-year numbers, let me get those for you. this is what they have got. they are at 19 a share buyback as well. with -- in that respect. share buyback, i can tell you that starts on july 26. full-year net sales meets estimates. 12.16 billion, the estimate was for 1211. that is it. juliette saly, good morning, how is your first word? shares havecebook slumped after trading, reporting sales that fell short of analyst rejections and told wall street the numbers will not get better this year. >> this is a critical year for facebook. preventinggress abuse, forged ahead with innovation, and are adapting our message to stories, messages command groups. juliette: president donald trump will delay a second summit with russian leader vladimir putin until next year. john bolton cited special mueller'sbe