we're here with the lovely and talented jamie foxx. jamie, what's a day in the life of jamie foxx?le? ( laughter ) "a," there are no atheists in the foxhole. >> there are no atheists in the foxhole. >> stephen: so, what's it like? who are you hanging out with? are you hanging out with diddy? what are you doing? >> yeah. i mean-- you know what was crazy, i used to follow diddy back in the day, when diddy had all of the songs out. he was so famous, we couldn't get into our own clubs in l.a. like we'll go into the clubs and he would-- >> stephen: you would go with him? >> no, he would come from new york to l.a. >> stephen: oh, i see. >> and i couldn't even get in the club, because he was so famous. "not right now, foxx. diddy's in here." ( laughter ) one day i flipped it on him-- and i showed up in a town car. it was town car days. i had a town car. i popped out the town car with a camera, and went, "yo, puff, yo! you gotta let me film this. the whole thing. we need to document this, playboy." he was like, "yo, let him through!" and i was like, "oh, all right, i'm through!" ( laughter

by jamie dimon anwar ren buffet.ard from them the companies are they not going to be issuing quarterly guidance at this point? >> we will tell you what they said about that after the break. stay tuned you are watching cnbc. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. we welcome back to "squawk box." we were talking about guidance on quarterly earnings dimon chairs the business table. we spoke with jamie dimon and warren buffet about taking the long view. >> becky, i have been on 20 boards publicly owned companies not counting berkshire and i have seen, i have seen managements that i really think well of personally i won't say they married my daughter or were named executors

jamie lee curtis is not afraid to visit the past.rring in a new installment in honor of the 40th anniversary. we have a look. >> i pray every night that he would escape. i'm going to be 60 years old in november. i'm standing on the the movie set of a movie i made 40 years ago. >> he's here. >> michael! >> he's back. and so is he. it's been four decades since the evil masked murderer, michael myiers first terrorized her in the original halloween. [ screaming sthchld. >> in the new film, meyers is on another murder spree. this time, jamie lee's character of laurie is ready for him. jamie lee starred in previous sequels where it was revealed that she and michael meyers were brother and sister. >> i'll see you in hell. >> this is a true reboot. the other story lines have been wipe out. >> he waited for me. i've waited for him. get out. get inside! >> the 1978 laurie was meek. she's kind of a superhero this time. >> nowadays we have wonder women. even linda hamilton. you're going see me in tank top in this movie. you will not see her arms

jamie: they did.are better capitalized but when you take that kind of credit risk, you take on the quiddity. -- liquidity. the funding structures of banks are better. they should take some more credit risks. the problem is it is late in the cycle and that is the chasing behavior that exacerbates the relaxationcredit standards. erik: one of the flashpoint in the credit market over the past few months was the dispute between gs so -- gso and a hedge ver a financing arrangement. to fast-forward, they have come to terms, gso and soulless, does cds --it does not,rns aboutthem les ofngagement are not cli do not know the rms. they were not disclosed. in that case, a form of market manipulation by the company and by the investors. ant makes it very hard as investor to invest in the situation where it is unfair playing field and you get that thing. we generally do not invest in cds because it is hard to predict the behavior of the people who can manipulate a situation. what they did was legal but the issue is

jamie says as a ceo, jamie wants to see you investing in things whether it be marketing and research development, but david, you just hit on it. the key point is the idea that shareholders have become much more short-term focused and many more shareholders were in and out of stocks. that adds a lot of pressure for corporate levels >> i tried to dig up some data, becky. there's not a ton out there, but mackenzie has done research on this very topic and they looked at companies, and 600 companies from 2001 to 2014 that invested 50% more than other companies and they found and that was on rnd an average of 47% more revenue growth than the other firms and less volatility and cumulatively the earnings of the longer term investors grew 36% on average is that the goal here from dimon and buffett? is it the investment and is it that they want to see more companies go public? >> i think the goal is they want to provide cover for companies that maybe don't have a ceo who has been given so much leeway by their shareholders and both dimon and buffett are saying here's how we're going to do it an

>> well, my first job on "the jamie foxx show."is fake wedding on the show. >> jimmy: that must have been weird. >> i don't think i understood because i was 6. i'm like throwing these flourers. my dad's getting married! >> jimmy: you thought it was real. to one of his costars, yeah. >> didn't make sense to me. then doing it over and over again. >> jimmy: i would imagine a lot of what goes on between you and your dad doesn't make a lot of sense. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. it's more so that i'm the parent and he's the child. >> jimmy: that is true? >> sometimes. [ laughter ] yeah, i think -- i think sometimes i get too wound up. >> i mean, even in the commercial break, he's everywhere. >> jimmy: i know, it's funny. we were talking -- [ cheers and applause ] it's the most fun we have ever when is your dad is here with us. because he entertains throughout the whole show. and we're sitting here and i said, boy, i can't imagine my dad doing this. [ laughter ] and that's fun for you. do you appreciate what a special human being your fath

i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie.. >> i know i came here to see your inheritance, this magnificent car, but when we're done, you got to take me for a ride in this. >> all right. we'll see about that. >> i'm on my best behavior. >> okay. >> to appreciate the car, says matt, you first need to know about his dad and why his 1967 corvette meant so much to him. keith litavsky is born in lisle, illinois, in 1944. world war ii is drawing to a close. the cold war is about to begin. america is leading the charge, and nowhere is the country's muscle bolder than on american roadways, which gm, ford and chrysler are pumping with some of the coolest cars on earth. >> now it wasn't all about just having a four-door family car like it had been in the past. auto analyst john kraman. >> the manufacturers jumped on board with a variety of high-performance cars, wild colors, the styling really affected by the aviation theme with the big fins and and the wild, futuristic styling. >> no wonder keith loves cars from boyhood. long before he

jamie williams and his team come along.we have no idea if all you sympathizers are still hanging around in the syrian government forces are about fifteen kilometers away. so we need to get across the river and back as quickly as possible. on the way our ventilate so wrong to. using the coordinates electrical power as we close each other soon a key landmark a little town comes into view. that's it. it's like a house or if it's living in the life of me and i'm not a neighbor emerges in confirms we're in the right place. switch off but nothing will stop the scuffle so he forced his way out i'm sure got out i started getting in. abdulaziz bin caliphate remembers your roof as a grandstanding thug. he was playing a big being and i asked commander of the islamic state and so on. even hear that neighbor he got into his house and humiliated i don't even want to execute him. abilities office an unprecedented insight into sharif's life he. ground of sure roof and i never liked each other whenever he'd come outside as soon as he'd seen

. >>> warren buffett and jamie dimon is calling for an end to a widely used wall street practice. >>> president trump talking trade with the japanese prime minister at the white house today. >>> carl icahn reportedly building a stake in one well known company. >>> and why an rv maker is sending a warning sign about the economy. it's june 7th and "worldwide exchange" begins right now ♪ >>> we have a great team i was referencing that song about 20 seconds ago you played it, good job. kudos. good morning welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan we'll try to build this city on the stock futures because if you're getting ready to work, consider wearing a raspberry beret. your rbi has to do with prince, we'll explain. a higher open this morning, not a lot. we're up about 41 points on the dow futures. still may see some gains coming off yesterday's 300 point rally. tough talk on trade. italy's political problems all be darned, looking pretty good for the nasdaq as well also on the rise you have to keep an eye on ten year bond yields once again. because we ar

jamie williams and his team come along. we have no idea if i use sympathises are still hanging around in that syrian government forces are about fifteen kilometers away on foot. so we need to get across the river and back as quickly as possible. on the way our van tanks are wrong turn. using the coordinates not track our path as we close each other and soon a key landmark a little town comes into view. that's it. thank you but how secure if is living the life of men. a neighbor emerges and confirms we were in the right plants. several times with shovels but nothing. i thought. he was a bit like me big like me the same but i don't want to know that because we had a scuffle he forced his way into that i'm scared out of what i started getting in. abdulaziz been killing remembers your roof is a grand standing thug. he was playing a big being and i asked commander state and so why did you even hear that neighbor he got into his house and humiliated i don't even want to execute him. abilities office an unprecedented insight into

these are stories like jamie. jamie is from my home state of california. she is a lawyer and a mother whose surprise diagnosis on a lifelong pre-existing condition. if the republicans have their way, insurers will once again be able to deny jamie the coverage she needs to stay healthy and provide for her family. instead of abandoning jamie, democrats are pushing a better deal that will protect her access to care and for lower drug prices. now it's my honor to introduce jamie to talk about what coverage for pre-existing conditions has meant for her. [applause] >> thank you, congresswoman chu. like so many other 27-year-olds, have plans for my life. i'm 14 weeks pregnant, those plans change dramatically. on this day, i forever became a pre-existing condition. i was told i had an aggressive form of breast cancer, triple negative, which is most often found in younger women of color, like myself. within a week of my diagnosis, i began the life altering journey of nearly three years of chemotherapy and half a dozen surgeries. six months of that treatment of chem

you're not going to know the difference. >> oh, jamie's got jokes.y, so no beyonce in the house. but she was amongst the winners last night. bey picked up best female r&b/pop artist. ♪ get down >> rapper kendrick lamar, humbly took home the most prizes, including album of the year. while cardi b who just confirmed her secret marriage to offset, won best female hip hop artist. in the film category, "black panther" also scored a trophy. >> first of all, i love the short. it's good stuff. >> thank you. >> tyra banks rocked that bob and showed off her dynamic figure in a champagne and gold stello catsuit. the supermodel mommy also talked about balancing it all now that her son, york, is 2. now, york is 2. is it a terrible 2? or is he skipping that phase? >> i think every 2-year-old has some terrible moments. but he's also, like, in charge. >> tyra was on hand to present best actress, which went to tiffany haddish, who accepted via video. >> first off, hey, she ready. ♪ from beginning to end >> and in addition to hosting, jamie joined ledisi and gospel si

. >> jamie the b.e.t. > and star couples heati. how gwen >>> kelly rowland, dj khaled, and niecy nash are amongst the ♪ >>> everybody always tries to pit me and carrie against each other. i saw her. i was like, let's just thend right now. let get a picture. we're never in the same place. >> you shut it down, kelly clarkson. that's what she did. she's too nice to have feuds. i was like, really? a feud? maybe because the talk all started when they were "american idol" winners. kelly said we don't know each other well enough to be enemies. >>> kelly was the big hero at the radio disney awards. receiving the icon award. talk about being awards shows. the b.e.t. awards happened this weekend. >> yes. b.e.t. jamie foxx was perfection except for the moment he got me all excited about. b-e-y. what are you giving us tonight? i know there has to be a surprise. >> what's crazy is, beyonce, once again is going to kick off the show. beyonce from san bern dean know. you're not going to know the difference. >> oh, jamie's got jokes. okay, so no be

i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. >> melissa leads me into her living room... and shows me a small sample of the dad, mel, left her. oh, look at the handle. come here, baby. >> this would be a gun that a cowboy would carry. >> mel wasn't a cowboy but a world war ii navy vet who owned a sheet-metal company. he never had a thing for guns until his wife gave him this antique pistol as a birthday present. >> it was a couple dollars. and this is the gun that started the collection. >> mel loves it so much that he decides to replate it with shiny new nickel. then, he learns the refurbishing diminished its value. it's a mistake he only makes once. >> my dad decided right then and there, "if i'm ever going to buy another gun, i'm going to know everything there is to know about guns." >> and he will buy plenty. his research sparks an interest in single-action revolvers, patented in 1836 by connecticut gunmaker samuel colt. >> colt developed a multi-firing firearm, which, up to that time, you only had one shot. colt made possible five shots or six shots. >> greg martin is a renowned firearms dealer. i mee

now it's become the norm to not rely -- this is not -- and warren buffett and jamie dimon emphasizedhis on cnbc today, of course. they're not saying get rid of the transparency of quarterly and regular reports, of actual information. it's just the crystal ball gazing out there is what they want to get rid of mike santelli was on with you guys just before the break saying, companies have internal forecasts and plans. why not share it they have it on a daily, almost hourly, certainly weekly basis planning a business, you run a business on a five-year horizon. but certainly you can share data, actual data on a quarterly. the forecasting is what's so misleading and leads to a lot of gaming, lot of manipulation, a lot of the needless buybacks if you don't know what to do with the cash, give it back to the shareholders. >> jeff, as you're joining us this morning, we're joined by scott galloway here on set good to see you. i'm trying to understand if you would argue that they deserve every tracking, even if it is crystal ball gazing. >> when i listened to mr. buffett's comments, i think war

i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance."e out! i'm stuck. >> he risks his life to take down gangsters... >> your uncle met al capone and even spent time with him? >> he lived with him. >> he was like the james bond. he was the serpico. >> ...and helped crack the crime of the century. >> "the kidnapping and murder of charles augustus lindbergh jr." >> wow! >> this will forever change how this story will be viewed. >> but to his family, he's a total mystery. >> a real shadowy figure. >> very shadowy. >> now his heir is on a mission to honor him. >> are you obsessed with this? >> absolutely. >> as we go undercover with the mob. >> you know, i didn't do it. [ cell doors slam ] ♪ i'm jamie colby, in laguna beach, california, about an hour south of l.a. i think my favorite "strange inheritance" stories are about regular folks who discover something in mom's attic or grandpa's basement that not only changes their lives but reveals something i never knew about american history. >> my name is marty dolan. for decades, a few boxes col

here's jamie's report. >> shut down ice! >> reporter: tensions were high when ice agents in february carried out a series of raids in the san francisco bay area. the protesters had been tipped off by oakland mayor libby schaaf. former ice spokesman james schwab says that was irresponsible. she was putting your officers' lives, potentially, in danger. >> correct. >> reporter: it sparked this ischange. >> here's my message to mayor schaaf: how dare you? >> how dare you distort the reality? >> reporter: after the raids, ice acting director thomas homan said that because of the tip, agents failed to make 864 arrests. that made you uncomfortable. >> completely false. pls. that made me extremely uncomfortable. we ended up arresting 232, which is 16% higher than our highest estimates. so internally, that was considered a success. het what they publicly said was that she let people go. >> reporter: schwab had issued a statement saying, "some of them were able to elude us, thanks to toe mayor's irresponsible decision." he says his bo

vardy of hat—trick, and coming on his jamie va rdy of leicester hat—trick, and coming on his jamie vardy. let's return to our other news on bbc news. the white house press secretary sarah sanders says she was asked to leave a restaurant on friday night because she works for donald trump. stephanie wilkinson, who co—owns the red hen restaurant in virginia, asked ms sanders and herfamily to leave as a protest against the president's administration, accusing it of being "inhumane and unethical". in response, ms sanders tweeted that "her actions say far more about her than about me," adding she would continue to treat those with opposing views "respectfully". 0n the stroke of midnight local time, saudi arabia became the last country in the world to allow women to drive. the lifting of the ban is being hailed as an important step towards modernisation by crown prince mohamed bin salman. but there's been criticism that some of the women who campaigned for the change are in prison on charges of treason. donna larsen reports. just after midnight in riyadh, and a piece of history is about to be m

. >>> warren buffett and jamie dimon are teaming up in a tv first, our u.s. colleagues will speak to the sage of omaha and jamie at 12:00 p.m >>> good morning, again. welcome to "street signs." we were just talking about the delayed open of the ftse 100 you can see it's just opening up behind me about 40 points higher, about 0.5% roughly we have got a bunch of stocks going -- so that's taking off about ten points from the overall composite. but as you can see, the ftse 100 is starting off on a firmer footing. let's switch and talk about the action in europe this morning. of course we did have a stronger session in asia as well saw a bit of a bounce as far as the asian equities were concerned. this is seeping into europe as well u.s. we're talking about the dow breaking through 25,000 and of course this is beginning to impact european equities trading too. we were talking about the ftse 100. a bit of a delayed open but you can see that across the whole boards, everything is trading in the green. ftse also rebounding somewhat today, up 175 points 8% i want to p

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. >>> plus, how jamie foxx's daughter brought him to tears. >>> our jurassic exclusive in hawaii.aking on the sights. sound. and smells. >> what does chris pratt smell like? >> i actually have no sense of smell. >> really? that's why we're u.s. is a good team. >>> in is "entertainment tonight." >>> as oprah winfrey scored the first interview since prince harry and meghan markle since hay said i do? >> i was wondering. nischelle got the answer. straight from lady o. your conversation making headlines sfwlp your question is what we were all asking. when oprah talks, we listen. she was ready to dish about the magical day inside windsor castle. we saw you at royal wedding. so, do you have any advice going forward for meghan and harry? >> i have no advice. >> nothing? >> no, but let me just tell you about that royal wedding. it was transformative. it was more than a wedding, i thought. >> it was a cultural moment. >> it was a cultural moment. you could not be there and not feel that there was a shift that just happened in the middle of it. so i think it was -- it's bigger than them and

the bullish outlook with two of the biggest names in business and investing, warren buff felt and jamie dimon speaking exclusively on cnbc, their message, the economy is the strongest it's been in years. >> consumers are in very good shape. balance sheet, wages are going up, debt levels are low. all of the credit since the great recession, pristine, other than student lending done by the government more credit, small business credit, large corporate credit business sentiment is almost the highest levels it's ever been. consumer sentiment, highest levels >> right now, there's no question, it's feeling strong. if we're in the sixth inning we have number 3, 4, 5 in the lineup business is good >> what does all of this mean to your money and the markets let's debate with joe terranova, josh brown the brothers najarian are here also liz ann sonders, charles schwab chief strategist. pete, let's kick this around, if we're in the sixth inning of the economy as jamie dimon says what does that mean for the bull run? >> i think the extension past, as most of us are thinking in our opinions it was a

jamie, thanks. the c.d.c. put out an alarming idport today on suicide. 0 arly 45,000 americans took veeir lives in 2016. that is more than car accidents or opioid overdoses. the issue is receiving heightened attention now after designer kate spade took her own life this week. ckricka duncan has new information on this. r: reporter: today, a medical miaminer determined that 55- esar-old fashion designer kate spade died from suicide by hanging. this is the spade family and friends remember. tht the light that shined r rough for the cameras came with a darker side behind closed doors that many did not know or understand. her husband, andy spade, says, onhere was no indication and no srning that she would do this." "ad that his wife was "actively ing ing help for depression and anxiety over the last five years. writer dory old says she ndderstands what spade must have been feeling. the 56-year-old says she tried multiple times to commit suicide before getting help. >> even with the best intentions, i don't think k

jamie yuccas reports. tesla calling the incident extraordinarily unusual.s model s caught fire friday afternoon in west hollywood california. actress mary mccormack tweeted saying tesla this is what happened to my husband and car today. no accident out of the blue in traffic. in a statement, tesla says our initial investigation shows that the cabin of the vehicle was totally unaffected by the fire. due to our battery architecture. which is designed to protect the cabin in the very rare event that a battery fire occurs. >> of course the video footage itself looks alarmist. >> editor and chief at edmunds. >> there has been issues with batteries in the past. electric car batteries are different. sophisticated technology. >> tesla maintains it takes measures to protect passengers from fires which it says are ten times less likely in a tesla than in a gas car. >> we have driven over 50,000 miles in these vehicles and have never replicated this or anything like it nor have we seen evidence elsewhere of other cars spontaneously catching fire. i think it need more

they face life in prison if convicted. >>> jamie yuccas, thank you. coming up next. pastor shot and killed an armed carjacker talks about what happened. [stomach gurgles] ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea.♪ try new pepto with ultra coating. still nervous [about buying a house? a little. thought i could de-stress with some zen gardening. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. just call geico. geico helps with homeowners insurance? good to know. been doing it for years. that's really good to know. i should clean this up. i'll get the dustpan. behind the golf clubs. get to know geico. and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. >>> a by stander pulled a gun. stopped an active shooter sunday in washington state. carter evans reports that bystander is a pastor. and he told his story today. >> i have in my understanding been cleared of any wrongdoing. in the matter with regard to my fatal

♪ >>> tonight -- the truth behind the katie holmes/jamie foxx breakup rumors.s nick jonas and priyanka chopra heat up. ♪ keep on coming love >>> exclusive information on all the summer couples heating up. >>> i love her so much. thank you, jennifer. >> why she's pleading with the voice to bring her back. >> here i am. pick me. >>> lady ga go and bradley cooper singing on the the big screen. why their new movie may be one of the year's best. >>> and our flashback friday with barbra streisand and her hubby, james brolin. >> every day is a holiday. >>> hello, toek yore. >> chris pratt's hilarious overseas adventures. as "jurassic world" dominates at the box office. >>> this is ten"entertainment tonight." >> nailed it. >> here's tonight's top story. >> you may have seen the headlines claiming katie holmes and jamie foxx have called it quits. we're here to set the record straight. a source tells "e.t." the two have not broken up. in fact, a source says katie might join jamie for a prefourth of july get together. katie is kid free. su are i is at summer camp. they're

not to give guidance that's the question, a question weighed in on this morning by e ar the dealsand jamie dim on.s at the top corporate governance conference >> reporter: travel to the land of fire and ice is heating up. i why airlines are ramping up flights to iceland >>> a group of senators introducing a bill to curve the president's ability to impose tariffs. we'll have a senator behind the move lsing bell" starts rit now. ♪ >> you've been to iceland, i'm sure >> no. >> you've never been is it like the canada to the u.s. neighbors, not as interesting? >> neighbors just out. ths noetweens, b it'sa lf hour why vice presihan >> as much neighbors as you e. same distance for both of us >> i know people who meet there from the u.s. and u.k. if they dated transatlantiy. >> that's where they would meet. >> is that phil's story? >> no, but it could be >> could be. >>> dow higher for the fourth time in five days now, but only average up green, up 86. nasdaq having the worst session since april, down threquters of 1%. >> sing the intra-day selloff. we get to thclosing bell exchange steve grasso,

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jamie weinstein, we have to leave it there. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> eric: and we have a fox news alert. police say a suspect has been arrested following an incident near the annual marathon in downtown san diego. officials say there is no current threat and the marathon has now resumed. there was a heavy police response following reports of a shooting not far from city san diego. no additional details immediately available. we are monitoring the situation. the all-clear has been sounded for can san diego. >> arthel: president trump preparing for his historic meeting with kim jong un as the latest rounds of trade talks between the us and china end with a new warning from beijing. the latest on these developments coming up next. plus, the president also facing backlash from canada, mexico and the e.u. over tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, sparking fears of a possible trade war with key u.s. allies. >> we've got 20 countries including all of those countries you mentioned flooding our markets with steel, putting 5

jamie gangel is with us.ie, we're giving her a lot of credit for at least making this symbolic journey. >> symbolism is important, but the senator just used the word chaos a few minutes ago. the problem is the president signed this and he says this, but the r is we do not know today how are those kids going to get reunited? where are these families going to be detained? physically what structure is there going to be? so they're good pigts, they're important pictures, potentially, but they don't answer the real problem. i've spoken to republicans and they use the same word tha the senator used a minute ago, chaos, chaos, chaos. >> sara, a lot of confusion. >> yeah, there's absolutely a lot of confusion, especially when it comes to the question of what is going to happen, how these kids who are already separated from their parents are going to be reunited. i think one of the important thgs about melania' visit, she's visiting with kids who are a little bit older. we don't have answers. she's not seeing these ki

nicola, hello, and thank you for bringing jamie in. jamie was born at 28 weeks.w are you doing? yes, we need to get you up there, don't we, jamie? at 20 weeks they said there was a problem and they said there was a problem and they said there was a problem and they said the best case for him was 24 weeks. but they didn't think he would make it that far. they didn't think he would get to bed. that was the diagnosis i got at 20 weeks. —— they didn't think he would get to birth. how did you respond to that? we hadn't expected it at all. my husband tried to prepare for bad news. i wasn't expecting it. husband tried to prepare for bad news. iwasn't expecting it. i thought we would get the gender of my child and that would be great. lots of tears and calling family and friends and trying to get support in. and then thinking, 0k, what can we do to get him to 24 weeks, which is what everyone is telling us we need to do? i was signed off work andl need to do? i was signed off work and i was just need to do? i was signed off work and i wasjust trying to be stress—free and

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. >> cbs news correspondent jamie yuccas joins us now. this is so weird. you guys are there doing the interview and homeland security shows up. coincidental? did you reach out to i.c.e.? what did they tell you? >> we did reach out to i.c.e. and they disagree with schwab's claims that he was ordered to lie but do believe the oakland mayor's warnings helped target evade arrest. a group of bipartisan senators did call on the inspector general to investigate schwab's resignation and when we talked to the department of justice today, they said that would open up someone to come talk in his home. >> you're in his home with cameras rolling. it must have been just as much of a shock to see you. coincidence? >> what was interesting is when we first heard the knock at the door, i assumed amazon delivery, ups. i don't know. he had his family in his home. they wanted to come watch the interview and there were to support him. the family initially went down the stairs and all of a sudden the knocks got louder as they were approaching the stairs. the family members open

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telecom gte back inbubia that's the right move by the congress secretary and jg -- jpmorgan chase jamie dimon thinking they are doing it all wrong. charlie gasparino telling us let their sing to him during this era. in a mixed picture o the market the dallas they just said about 25,000 thanks oil. it's twitter's first day the s&p 500. we are less than an hour to closing bell. let's start countwn with liz claman. liz: first to wall street, markets are losing steam heading into the final hour of trading. a lot can change in the next 58 minutes from now to the dow is up as you can see in your screen 80 points. were above the 25,000 level. high as 179 points earlier during the session with a few things going on. closes with the nasdaq isecord looking to snap a four-day winning streak. currently the nasdaq is down 15 points -- 50/50 points and you had gains in the energy sector. again shall see how this all shapes out in the next hour. we did by the way settle on aowr crude oil jng almost 2% boost in energy stocks along the way so that they dow was getting that list right now. oil is up more

cc ninan: jamie yuccas, thank you very much, jamie. moll, overseas in russia, the inlice in moscow are investigating a crash today involving a taxicab. video shows the cab pulling out of traffic and speeding away as it swerves right into a crowd on the sidewalk. the driver is in custody. no one died, but eight people were injured, including two from mexico. moscow is packed with tourists in town for the world cup soccer tournament. hundreds of migrants escaping violence and poverty in north africa are due to arrive in spain on sunday. they're aboard the "aquarius." it's a former german coast guard s.ip, now being used for humanitarian rescues. here's roxana saberi. >> reporter: on the rescue ship aquarius," women cradle babies, kids play games, and people sleep, waiting for their ship to reach land. >> okay, guys. >> reporter: the migrants' tumultuous journey began last weekend when they left libya for europe, crammed onto inflatable boats. when heavy winds tossed some uessengers into the sea, anscuers intervened and saved 629 people.

as jamie dimon makes headlines of his own. >> the eu response has been overnight, responding firmly tosident trump's tariffs, saying that the eu offered dialogue but now we're not going to enter into any negotiations ft meantime, president macron of france told president trump in a phone call last night that the u.s. actions were tantamount to and would take matters in their own hands and respond in a firm m manner jamie dimon at a conference moments ago. >> it's going to hurt sentiment. it's badly thought through it's not strategic there are legitimate complaints about trade but this is not the way to go about it you see it in the market. >> that said, outside of trade he remained optimistic on the economy, saying we're only two-thirds of the way into the economic cycle he touted a golden age for banking but warned of competition from china jm morgan still down week-to-date. >> calling this a trade war yet? >> i think people have tried to step back from that. you heard cecilia maelstrom try not to use that term and a swipe toward the president, saying that the u.s. has gone to protect

jamie talking us good to see you again.through the story which sounds like a hollywood movie in itself but how will this board meeting go today and what is the board likely to recommend? certainly, the facts you have already illustrated are correct, the congost bid is substantially higher than disney's original one so it will seem very likely that the board is likely to recommend that congost‘s bid is at least considered or perhaps accepted. and on the board, you have the murdoch organisation, they are 40% owners 21st 21st—century fox shareholdings, as it were so it is not a given that what they want will happen? not at all and to some extent, that is what has spurred some of the sale talks in the first place, the departures of key shareholders left them slightly more vulnerable. part of the rationale behind this is a re—consolidation of power behind a number of other murdoch assets. can we talk about net neutrality which is slightly complicated? net neutrality which is slightly complicated ? well, net neutrality which is s

diamond jamie diamond you're all the big boss christi when you work for j.p. morgan chase real quick chris you've only got about thirty seconds can you tell me do you expect these larger point angeles to to sions like j.p. and others will ultimately get into the crypto space i do think that qatar currency trading desks this year they were part of it so i definitely think the banks would have to have some sort of cut the currency footprint to still be able to offer their investors like a different form of asset that they're interested in thank you both kristie either co-founder and managing partner jeffrey we're going to have you back we love having you on. part of jeffrey jeffrey talk editorial director of the american institute for economic research thank you guys thank you very much. and it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we have the latest on the battle in seattle as amazon and starbucks successfully opposing it to alleviate their horrendous homelessness problem will be joined by seattle city councilwoman to promise the one

my name is jamie santos. clerk toa former law judge raymond fisher on the ninth circuit court of appeals and george king, former chief judge of the central district of california. i've been working with a group of law clerks urging the judiciary to take action to address harassment and other abusive behavior. judicial chambers are unlike any other type of working environment. individuals lucky enough to be hired are typically students for whom judges are more demigods than they are employers. a law clerk enters the clerkship with the belief that her judge will challenge her to be a better thinker. when she experiences harassment, it can be devastating. it is incredibly difficult to speak up against a demigod who has the power to affect the rest of your career. harassment and abuse aren't the norm, but they are not uncommon either. my colleagues and i have spoken with dozens of women who have shared troubling experiences. some women were asked sexual questions during their interviews. co-clerksrd judges or spe

hurricane, we are hearing reports jamie vardy could be in line to pick up jamie vardy could be in linered seven goals for england, but it would be a bit unfair to hurricane who is on fire. he scored in england's last five goals and the last player to do that was tommy lawton in 1938 —— hurricane. gareth southgate will want to keep positivity, momentum and a winning habit going as they go into the last 16. natalie, thank you so much. before england play — group h has to be decided and it will let us know who'll be up next in the last 16. three teams still in with a shout. group leaders japan, on four points, take on already elminated poland. senegal, second, also on four points take on colombia, who are third with three points. those games kick off at 3pm, and you can follow them across the bbc. germany are on their way home from russia. their earliest exit in 80 years. as they pressed for a goal that would have sent them through they conceded twice in injury time losing 2—0 to south korea yesterday. with germany losing it means sweden are through as group f winners, after their 3—0 win

so cruise is - >> coming back to that, assume you get from $65 to 75 i want jamie to weigh in on what said on the first part >> sure. >> you know, jamie, general motors did a lot, to its credit, to reinvent the business, are they getting fi inting full cret already? >> thanks for having me, good afternoon. i appreciate the points, great points we are late cycle, and those points are not necessarily new for 2018 i think on the pullout of gm europe, we've known that for some time. the degree it's not discounted in, i understand, but, you know, the u.k. being the strongest piece of that puzzle is also later cycle. u.s. is later cycle. i think the overhang from where we are in the recovery is a bigger negative than those are positives right now, up -- gm is still too far exposed on the car side we think in the u.s., and their truck share, while dominant, japan is not growing all that much as we see it in the next few years, so there's pressure on the highest margins side of the business -- total adjustable market, pressure on the highest margins out of the business in auto 1.0, and benefi