jamie's roommates couldn't find her. they called chuck. >> i got a call asking me if i knew where she was. and i said, no, she didn't come over here last night. i didn't know where she was. i hadn't talked to her the night before. and-- and i went to work. >> that same morning detective kenny elliot of the brazos county sheriff's office was summoned to the scene of a disturbing discovery. >> there was a young female, appeared to be in her early 20s. she was nude. she had extensive road rash on her entire body. and she was obviously deceased. >> reporter: a jogger spotted the victim in a ditch, nine feet from the side of the road. >> when i arrived there was probably half dozen officers here and they taped off the area, blocked. traffic, and at that point we started conducting a search of the area. we figured that she had been sexually assaulted and dumped here. less than a mile away, deputies discovered what was presumed to be the woman's clothing strewn across the entrance to an oil field. another nine miles from there-

he said jamie was the light of his life. he remembered when he first laid eyes on her. >> i could barely speak when i saw her, she was so pretty. when the color came on in "the wizard of oz." i was living in a dark world and she was a world full of color. >> she was a loyal friend, funny, outspoken. >> she would tell you exactly what was on her mind at all times. >> it was early one morning in may jamie's roommate couldn't find her. they called chuck. >> i got a call asking if i knew where she was. she didn't come over here last night y don't know where she is. i hadn't talked to her the night before and i went to work. >> that same morning detective kenny elliot was summoned to the scene of a disturbing discovery. >> a young female appeared to be in her early 20s and nude, extensive road rash on her entire body and, obviously, deceased. >> a jogger spotted the victim in a ditch nine feet from the side of the road. >> probably half a dozen officers here and taped off the area and blocked traffic. at that point we started con

jamie, please -- [ cheers and applause ] >> come on. come on. >> jimmy: hi, jamie. hi, jamie.eah. how are you doing, buddy? everything -- >> it's all good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> the movie isn't cool. >> no, it's fine. it's fine. this is -- usually i sit -- it's okay. >> jimmy: no, that's perfect. i just -- i was just -- usually, just jamie's right here. >> yeah. it's okay. >> jimmy: just little different, yeah. >> i just try to get -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. now that's too close. you can go there and spread out. chill. >> no, it's all good. it's all good. i like being all the way over here. [ laughter ] >> do you wanna -- do you wanna sit? >> no, no, no. i'm just -- i'm just kidding. >> jimmy: jamie, i -- >> it's racial. >> jimmy: i had you on set -- [ laughter ] >> right. >> all the years! man, i was the man back then! i was the -- this is racist, man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is not true. it's not true at all. oh, my -- oh, my -- you're taking a -- [ cheers and applause ] don't take a knee! don't take a knee! that is not -- that is not what we're doing

i do worry about things wilf was discussing with jamie. weigh in on the notion that qe and how we end up is an outcome wave got little research and history on banks didn't squawk much when they were the benefactors merchandise and i think the bank of japan tonight is the one to pay closest attention to don't know how it's going to turn out don't know how they can mop up so much liquidity. and i continue to think the big story for 2018 is going to be some divergence. we've had the global expansion although the u.s. economy is galloping here and i think how that turns out and how the tol keepers of how it'll turn out are central banks, it's going to be fascinating to see how it ends up >> we will leave it there on that big question mark rick santelli, thank you nice to see all of you we've only got nine minutes to go before the closing bell, and we are looking at a pretty big sell-off here. information technology by far the biggest loser. the russell which got hammered on friday is down 0.5% so pretty much in line with the other averages thi

jamie looks over to the left there. >> wow. >> snap. >> jamie was right, because that huge piece comes calving off and he says a huge chunk swung from underneath the water. that causes a problem because they're tucked back into a cove. you can hear chris immediately put this boat in reverse. they're a little bit stuck at o water. they get turned around. there goes ian jetting off to try to get out of the way of the oncoming wake and ice. you can see jamie waving chris on, faster, faster, faster. they start bouncing so he has to slow down and before he attempts to try to go over that ice that's blocking them. >> no way, they're trapped in the cove. >> yeah. little bit concerned on jamie's face right now and the ice extending over where they came in. >> you said purpose built boat, do they not have it to do that? >> sure enough, right over it, no problem, they are knew free of the cove. pretty cool boat and it's definitely an awesome day. you can see more on his youtube channel, halubut slayer. >>> now in russia this woman's just walking around minding her business. >> whoa! >> that car

jamie: yes, i think so.t google earnings today on the news, i think you are buying a great company with google at this price, you will probably get waymo for free and the cloud for free. there is still a lot of optionality with google. emily: when i talked to ruth porat about that, she was very optimistic about waymo's prospects, but analysts have no idea when it will actually be a revenue contributor. jamie: they have no idea. and look at baidu in china. it is the same thing. i talked to rob in the, and he , about when lee that will be come and he doesn't know, and he is the ceo. you just put a couple thousand dollars per car, multiplied by the number of cars, it is a huge market cap i think you are area i think you are getting that for free on the google side. some of the key components of automated vehicles, you see that manifest in the research coming out. coming out of companies down there. emily: you do the montgomery summit every year, you were doing's them it's like this before most people were. now,

. >> hi, jamie.ice to meet you. i'm jim. >> inside his house, jim fitzpatrick has arranged his strange inheritance into a shrine, to the woman who left it to him, annie calvello, the hottest star from his favorite sport's glory days. >> a lot of fans went for different reasons. some of them, it's obvious. they went to see girls. some went to see the fights. >> calvello keeps driving. and she's past four and hit in there, knocked down... >> it's back in the 1960s when the gutsy roller goddess makes a big impression on 8-year-old jim fitzpatrick. but let's not get ahead of ourselves. 1929 -- that's when we'll begin ann calvello's story, here in san francisco, where she grows up the oldest of six children. tony calvello is ann's younger brother. >> ann was a tough one. [ laughs ] i can remember getting in a fight in front of the house, and she came up and broke up the fight, then i was the one getting hit. >> as a teenager, ann takes to the latest craze -- roller skating. >> she might have been termed a

>> well, my first job on "the jamie foxx show."r his 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 f

jamie: yes, i think so.you are talking about google earnings on the news, you are buying a great company with google at this point. you probably get waymo for free and the cloud for free. emily: when i talked to ruth porat about that, she was very optimistic about waymo's prospects, but they have no idea when it will be a contributor to revenue. idea. they have no and look at baidu in china. it is the same thing. you just put a couple thousand dollars per car, multiplied by ae number of cars -- it is map for the market. i think you are getting that for free on the google side. some of the key components of automated vehicles, you see that manifest in the research coming out. you were doing this kind of statistics before most people . now there's a lot of competition. jamie: we are a moving target. we try to keep ahead of the competition. .i will be a big theme this is the fourth year we have had a large woman's conference. this past year -- we are excited about that -- emily: i like to hear that. competition

jamie, would you do this?stupid question, great britain i'm not the smartest guy but if i'm at the funeral why don't we just not have a funer funeral? you know what i mean? jim is on and they say no he's not but he's over there -- did i ever tell you my idea to get a laugh in my funeral i want to have an open casket but when you come up my legs are showing. [laughter] wouldn't that be funny? greg: that's pretty funny. >> i just think in general -- will you write that down? greg: and if something happens i will say you want an open caske. tyrus: open leg casket. >> robots we have to be so careful with building things that we cannot compete with because i had this ex-girlfriend and i bought her this electronic toy and i never saw her again. [laughter] greg: on that note, still to come, it's the most interesting interview you will ever see. i am serious. you don't want to miss this. stick around. [cheering and applause] are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful

jamie lee curtis has reasons to celebrate.he halloween franchise. >> my hair's gotten a little shorter and shorter. but what was important was that we met a woman who has not been focused on anything but michael myers for 40 years. >> he's waiting for me, i've waited for him. >> jamie wears a wig in the new "halloween." at 59, she's thrilled to return to the role that launched her career 40 years ago. >> he's here, michael! >> when i die, the headline will be "halloween" actress dids and i couldn't be more proud. >> on the street, john cena surprised fans by transforming himself into bumblebee. and he made me part of our interview in a mask. i had to ask about his on-again/off-again relationship with wwe star nikki bella. you're working things out it's because of that mask. >> this mask will win her back. >>> kelly ripa tries to get "riverdale" secrets out of her hubby mark consuelos. >> if there was one crime you could commit that you haven't committed yet, what would it be? >> i could tell you but i'd have to kill you. >> wh

let's welcome jami attenberg. [applause]. >> up next we have camille dungy she have expansive poetry collection and publications-- [inaudible] her most recent work includes a collection of essays, guidebook to relative strangers and earned a ba from stanford university. she is currently a professor in the english department at colorado state university. let's give a hand to camille dungy. [applause]. next we have melissa febos. she's the author of the critically acclaimed memoir an essay collection which the new yorker called mesmerizing and was a next picket named best book 20s-- 2007 by esquire. the recipient of a msa she is currently assistant professor of creative writing at mammoth university and served on the board of directors of women and literary arts, the pen american membership committee and coke curated manhattan reading mixer for 10 years. let's give a round of applause for melissa. [applause]. last but not least, we have cathi hanauer. cathi hanauer is a "new york times" bestseller author of three no

this is jamie. we need some help.igns on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. ♪ >> anthony: welcome to disgraceland, alison's nashville home. it's a house party, so there's got to be food. >> alison mosshart: did you just do a small series there where you weren't looking? >> matthew: you don't have to look when you cut, right? >> anthony: no. >> matthew: we can look at each other. ready? [ laughter ] >> anthony: and as one must at any reputable house party, live entertainment. dean fertita, jack lawrence, mr. jack white, and alison mosshart, known, i believe, as the dead weather. ♪ [ the dead weather "hang you from the heavens" ] ♪ i never know how to treat you you say i love

i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance."ou can't take it with you. help! get me out! i'm stuck. ♪ >> in the beginning, god created the heaven and the earth. >> a rocket scientist and minister on a heavenly mission... >> that was my dad's dream -- to get the bibles to the moon. >> ...a parable of loads of fiches... >> a whole bible is on here? >> so the whole 1,245 pages. >> ...lunar bibles, the lost books of apollo. >> well, reverend stout and his wife,en they left nasa, just kind of vanished from the pages of history. >> until a court puts them under a microscope. >> you're saying that her intentions were sinister? >> and the value of each tiny bible -- out of this world. >> items that have gone to the moon can command six or seven figures. >> if you do the math, that's a lot, a lot of money. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby in houston, texas, the hub of the american space program, to meet an heir whose strange inheritance is hundreds of bibles that went to the moon. >> m

all right let's bring in our political consultant jamie mighty now joining us live here on the program this morning good morning to you jamie america's approach to trade seems to be perhaps a bringing bricks participants closer together what are your expectations for the summit. well i think my expectations are that the conversations around trade are really going to start picking up and it's because people have seen the vulnerability of just being in big trading relationships with only america with only europe so i think that the brics blog is now going to look at further strengthening the trade relationships that they have i think the polygynous of the trump administration has exposed you know what happens when america just goes left on you or turned its back on you in relation with trade so a lot of african countries are beginning to look at the trade agreement that they have with america and south africa in particular they have been reports that south africa is going to be affected by the trade war and the terrorists are going to be pulled in south africa so locally people are looki

they've just one which is good news is the jamie murray.ther wimbledon title. he's got a pedigree partner, azarenka, a grand slam champion herself. it's good to see british success because it builds that wave of kyle edmund, nice to see a wave of success from the brits. we will bring you the result hopefully of the kevin anderson and john isner much concludes. let's turn our attentions to the wheelchair doubles with alfie hewett in action today. youth enjoyed great success to date alongside his doubles partner gordon reid. they are through to another doubles final. they came through against cuneda and fernandez. he couldn't translate that into the doubles having lost —— he couldn't translate that to the singles having lost a olsson this morning. he won the french open last year, semifinals in the singles at wimbledon last year but he lost 6—2, 6—4 in that one. as far as the doubles goes, alongside alfie hewett and gordon reid against fernandez and kuneda, they came through. good news for the british interest in the wheelchair doubles. that

host: and jamie stiehm. we want to talk about the news begin week, -- we want to at the shooting in annapolis maryland and the death of your colleagues. -- friendly colleague that had a smile for everyone and wonderful insight into stories and characters. host: how do you explain this kind of tragedy? in the last year and a half, there has been increasing hostility to the press as has been stoked by president trump. this is not related to that directly, this was just journalism catching up with the rest of the mass shootings we are seeing and i guess it is our turn. host: one of the issues we were talking about, the suspect was not cooperating with police and law enforcement and the use of facial recognition to identify him. guest 2: that is a new development. he was the first suspect since he had been making threats for years. it was not surprised the suspect -- a surprise the suspect turned out to be mr. ramos. i know he had no personal grudge against the five slain i had a dreadful feeling rob would have

. >> jamie foxx is little john. robin hood is played by 28-year-old brit kieran edgerton.r him from his shirtless scene in "the kingsman." >> i looked and saw his face and that jaw line, i said there that thing is right there. >> now you have to be a warrior. >> what are we going to learn from the origins film of robin hood? >> in our version we see him as a young man who is disillusioned. he's fighting for the bad guys and doesn't realize, and he comes back and his eyes are opened, partly through little john's intervention. we have fun with it. you know, there's a twinkle in our eyes. it has its darkness. it's fun, it's light. the action is so cool. it's really cool. >> the accent, man. >> say your abcs. >> one of robin hood's merry men is fifty shades' jamie dornan. >> you're not curious? >> and there's another hot guy behind the camera. leonardo dicaprio is producing the film. >> yeah, of course. >> a lot of my friends, it's not that. >> are you telling the ladies you will not be in tight? >> my tights got pretty tight. i was promised i wouldn't be in tights. and then w

i spoke to jamie dimon in chicago.id the president is right to target china on trade, but not about much else. >> the way to look at trade, the president has raised serious issues that are accurate around china that need to be fixed. we want nafta done. i think mexico is a wonderful neighbor. we want nafta done. to be torturing mexico this way is dead wrong in my opinion and should be fixed. we thought the president should work with mexico and canada and do tpp and work with the european allies and japanese allies and go to china with a common front. not against them. this is the way the modern world should deal with trade with ip and state enterprises. now we have a little bit of a trade war or scrum. if the president and his team is doing a great job, maybe we would have a great outcome. the president's team said there would be no retaliation. they already have been wrong. if you do another $200 billion of tariffs and national security with cars, you are getting close to having reversals of the benefits to the econom

and british interest here persists — jamie murray and victoria azarenka are through to the semifinalsf the mixed doubles, where they will play the british pair of jay clarke and harriet dart. she's 19 and 21 and, quite rightly, they are having fun. but when it comes to doubles in tennis, there are no boundaries. here on court, an englishman and a croatian playing on the same side for a place in the final. inglot and skugor, nearest the camera, played five sets against american pair bryan and sock, and lost. it almost felt like moscow on court 2. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. well, newsnight is coming up on bbc there are two. well, newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome. the headlines for you tonight. supreme serena! williams is into another wimbledon final as she goes for a record equalling 24th grand slam title. heads held high. gareth says they can to return from russia proud and. and blown away, england's cricketers are thrashed by india in the first one day international. we'll start with another day to rememb

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let's bring in jamie weinstein host of the jamie weinstein show pod cast of the national review on-line jmw. thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. julie: president trump went out on on offensive, launched attacks to the justice department, the media, hilary clinton, the me too movement and more. is this the winning strategy to maintain control of the senate and even his own job in 2020? >> it is immensely entertaining. it is possibly effective in certainly in certain areas and i think at points profoundly disturbing especially when he continues the attacks on the press as the enemy of the people. this is the type of thing his base likes. this is the type of thing that got him elected, that got him media attention where other candidates couldn't get media attention i think his thought process is it worked for me before it probably will work for him again. certainly i'm sure when he was especially in the local press in montana, i bet you that they covered nothing else than president trump's comments. and, you know, you had john tester, the senator there, he tried to

jamie foxx for president.'m like, why is my arm heav it hits the pitcher's mound it was so d. >> sherree burruss caught up with local celebrities. you're going to hear thatn "sports final." >>> let me correct myself. i said 4-1. excuse me. that game was 4-2. of course we're talking about the world cup where they're partying alot. >> i can only imagine. >> somara theodore joining us now. next couple of days are going to be hot, humid. then i guessthhat's kind o buildup for the chance for storms. >> exactly. n the got those storms way. we're going to talk timing in just a moment. one or now i think the thing you're really going to be noticing tomorrow is the het. i lhis one up for you guys. that's what you're inafor tomorrowrnoon. triple digit temperatures. no. no, no, trle-digit feel-like temperatures. let me correct myself there. it is going to feel like 103 degrees in the district tomorrow afternoon. we also do have a chance for isolated rain showers on monday. storms, they are rolling in on tuesday. wednesda

jamie yuccas, thank you. in the east now, the historic flooding in pennsylvania turned deadly.18-year-old man drowned in a creek south of pittsburgh. parts of the state have got more then a foot of rain since the weekend. the storms did clear out today, but there's a huge mess there to clean up and more than 35 million americans face the threat of severe storms again tomorrow. facebook has taken a lot of hits recently. this may be the worst. today, facebook had the largest one-day drop in wall street history losing more than $120 billion in market value. after closing at a record high yesterday, facebook plunged nearly 19% today to finish at $176 a share. "wired" magazine's nicholas thompson explains why facebook's focus on privacy may hurt profits. >> reporter: the social media giant's stock plunged $120.9 billion by market close, that's more than the entire value of >> reporter: facebook rolled out this ad in april promising to address data misuse after admitting that political consulting firm cambridge analytica collected information from up to 87 million facebook users. >>

there was british disappointment today, jamie murray alongside victoria azarenka in the final of theately, could not win today's final, unfortunately, for jamie could not win today's final, unfortunately, forjamie murray, could have gone on and won what would have been a third mixed doubles title here at wimbledon. for now though, that is all on the final day of the championships. chris is in the studios, he has the rest of today's sport. it was a bumpy ride for the cyclists in france. chris froome crashed again, this time during stage nine of the tour de france but he got back on his bike to finish in the main bunch. drew savage reports.

jamie bruck/organized fire relief effort "....the turnout is just amazing...."after reaching out to friends on facebook on saturday, jamie bruck quickly ran out of room at home and is now accepting fire relief donation donations here at a an office park at 910 bern court in san jose. she has done this before for people in need but this time it's personal. jamie bruck "...i have family that was directly effected by the fire so i thought i'd get out there and help any way i could..." what's needed most says bruck are everyday supplies like toiletries, diapers and other baby needs, dog and cat food, sunblock, energy drinks and masks to help guard against all that smoke. bruck says her grandmother, whose home is lost to the fire, escaped with virtually nothing.jamie bruck/organized relief effort '...just the clothes on her back and a box of important papers. i assume most families had the same amount of time..."bruck and her team are also accepting donations in pleasanton and livermore. they are planning a convoy to deliver the donations to people in the redding are

there's a lot to talk about here what was your takeaway aside in jamie's shirt? >> aside from that, i thought -- he's very optimistic on jpmorgan, the u.s. economy if anything. he had a message to the trump administration, in terms of frayed policy that maybe they're not handling as well as they possibly could >> we're struggling to get through this segment now >> as was i trying to watch the interview. >> i mean, he's -- obviously, he's right in the center of business, he probably has more data on the u.s. economy than anybody. he seems pretty optimistic, the symptom has done well in the last month, it shouldn't have gotten as low as it got. i like it here, when tim talks about value notice market. bankamerica city, j.p. morgan, those are all value stocks i like them all. >> as much as people talk about the curve. the bottom line is the banks on their net interest income. it's getting better, it's not getting worse. maybe you want to see more with the fid hiking, we heard about this from aks before we got on the air. look at whirlpool. if they're not the poster

. >> this is jamie.pony and as you is see she's blond and she's not getting her hair styled, she's getting desensitized to that sound because her owner says that jamie is going to be a therapy horse. and she is hopefully going to be used in hospitals, schools, and in nursing homes. >> that's interesting. i wonder what it is about the noise that is prevalent in all these places. >> it's also the volume. because like with a vacuum cleaner or something like this, that can spook a horse. last ning thing you want say horse kick around when they're around little kids or elderly people. >>> this next video, that's bucket, the cow. rescued for ten bucks and named bucket because it was named after her owner's bucket list. she and the dog are friends. the woman who rescued her said as soon as then got together on the farm here in virginia, they've been fast friends ever since. >> so her milkshake brought all dogs to the yard. >>> another fort night one of the superstar is ninja. he plays a game and other people wa

there was british disappointment today, jamie murray alongside victoria azarenka in the final of the mixed doubles, they could not win today's final, u nfortu nately, could not win today's final, unfortunately, for jamie could not win today's final, unfortunately, forjamie murray, could have gone on and won what would have been a third mixed doubles title here at wimbledon. for now though, that is all on the final day of the championships. chris is in the studios, he has the rest of today's sport. it was a bumpy ride for the cyclists in france. chris froome crashed again, this time during stage nine of the tour de france but he got back on his bike to finish in the main bunch. drew savage reports. most people would struggle to ride a bicycle on these roads, let alone race one. if you want to win the tour, it's imperative to stay upright, and out of trouble. australia's richie porte couldn't. one of the pre—race favourites forced to retire hurt, before the race had even hit the cobbles. stage nine was brutal and relentless, testing riders, teams and bicycles to the limit, and beyond.

jamie dimon said that are you worried.ax reform we have not heard as much in the second quarter as we did in the fourth quarter. out.thing planning finally to wrap it up with trading revenue, clients have been more participating in the markets. she expects expansion in markets and pick up and volatility. we might see that coming soon. coming up, minutes away from president trump and theresa may's press conference. we will have that. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak. today, brigadier general mark kamman, the secretary of state. we are minutes away from president trump's news conference with theresa may. it is basically a countryside retreat. i am thinking about it as u.k. count david -- can't david. intake us through the latest what we can expect, alex wayne, and the bloomberg opinion columnist. kevin cirilli also joining us. i want to head over to you first. what are the expectations? optics of this meeting are the exclusive interview of donald trump. the u.s. deal is off. he is going hard on trade. perso

jamie dimon remains bullish on the u.s. economy, but does believe there are two big risks.ceo of jpmorgan highlighted the trade conflict between the u.s. and china and the unraveling of qe by central banks around the world as two key factors. addressing the trade dispute, dimon said he believed it had not turned into a full-blown war but expressed concerns about trump's strategies so far. >> i would put it in the skirmish category. the business community is representing to the president that we agree with a lot of issues raised by china the business unit in general would have tried to get mexico, canada, japan and europe to get a common front it needs to be fixed we want it to be fixed he has taken an approach which i'm worried could create negative outcomes. we told the president that i'm hoping his methods work. >> the wall street boss outlined his concerns about the unwinding of easing monetary policy. >> it's trade if the skirmish becomes more of a war. i would say it's the reversal of qe we never had qe. we never had the reversal. regulations are different. monetary tr

. >>> bp shares jump after the company reported a 300% jump in profit and jamie dimon tells cnbc what he thinks is the biggest risk to your money it's tuesday, july p31st, "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> we're not perfect, but we try. great song good morning, good afternoon, good evening from wherever in the world you may be watching. so glad you're with us to start your tuesday here's how your money and the global marketing are setting up their day. this is after yesterday's big losses for big tech stocks the f.a.n.g.s down again for the most part. the dow down 144 points. futures this morning are holding up better today. they're flat to slightly higher. the dow is up 18 these are tiny moves we have a long way to go there's been a lot of nervousness out there because the nasdaq has fallen more than 1% for three sessions in a row people are wondering is that massive run for the f.a.n.g.s and a few tech stocks finally coming to a multi-year close we'll have to wait and see let's check on how those names are trading. they are higher mildly facebook which was down 22% in a c

jamie: it is significant.e then, more than the tariffs were supposed to raise prices and were projected to raise prices. if you think about it, and average vehicle has maybe $2000 worth of steel. abouts a wide range, but $2000 worth. a 10% increase is $200. maybe you can each that or the customer does not mind so much, but warty percent -- 40% is prophet beenan the a lot of vehicles produce for the automakers. if you roll that through to the customers, it will up their monthly payment or push them out of the new car market altogether and into used. it starts to get pretty significant. julie: trade tensions, whether the effect of the raw materials costs or other things, will that overshadow the actual performance in the quarter for these automakers? jamie: yes, absolutely. it will be interesting. we want to see how is g.m. progressing on getting, tooling up for their new pickup. are they making enough of their suvs? we want to know how much ford, remember they had that supplier that makes magnesium parts. they

a call jamie voiced on social media. hours later, her van is now full with mattresses, toothbrushes, masks, and clothing. >> these are all just brand-new t-shirts. >> reporter: jamie has help organize donation drives for fire victims in the past. but tonight helping the victims of the carr fire has become much more personal. >> my great-grandmother was able to only get out of the house with the clothes on her back and a box of papers. and knowing that there's probably so many other families that have the same, you know, problem with having minutes to get out, and then moving everything, that is just devastating. >> reporter: she said she's stunned so many people have stopped by tonight with donations. she's asking for diapers, toiletries, cups and water. >> don't think that just one bag is not enough, and just bring it in because a little bag by ten people, that's a lot. >> reporter: jamie is joining forces with other volunteers in pleasanton and here in livermore. main street designs in downtown livermore is asking peop

jamie yuccas is outside that lonely store in bend, oregon. >> at one point it's estimated a new storeevery 17 hours. now there will soon just be this one. and while that iconic sign used to tell people where to rent movies, it's now become a must-see destination. >> one, two, three. look here. >> reporter: in a digital age, where streaming video reigns supreme, this represents how many people used to retrieve home entertainment. >> open late every night. the perfect video store. >> welcome to blockbuster video! >> is popping up all over the country. >> reporter: if you want to rent movies from blockbuster in the united states today, you'll have to come to bend, oregon. >> from all the way across the country. >> reporter: the chain was once ubiquitous in strip malls and on street corners. now the last surviving box store has quickly become an attraction p>> this being here is kind of cool because it's the last one. >> reporter: for people like 15-year-old charlotte jones, browsing through the stacks of about 14,000 movies in person rivals any experience offered online. >> when you see

— jamie beddard.ul. i need to do a good job. jamie says working with drama school graduates like this will normalise inclusion and exciting approaches to casting. not having that strange feeling that you are approaching a subject matter that you don't have a right to talk about, now that jamie is here, we can explore that and thatis is here, we can explore that and that is a huge experience for so many people and it's nice to put it into a big stage. it is amazing to be doing this at this stage of our careers. i don't know. what we are doing is, if you open up theatre to everyone, the possibilities are kind of internet and i think it's time that we saw more people represented on stage from everywhere, i guess. and you know, that's where things are going. a feel we are on a roll and it's nice to be part of that, actually. stick. stick. the show includes integrated captioning in sign language, relaxed performances and better wheelchair positions in the auditorium. it is a groundbreaking project with a c

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jamie foxx and taron egerton, zoey deutch,

jamie yuccas, los angeles. >>> wow! okay. so you just watched an iphone fall 400 feet down and it still worked fine after the impact! a woman in florida was on the world's tallest swing ride when she dropped it. she said it survived the whole ordeal and only had one scratch! >>> well, vandals targeted the mural of music legend carlos santana. white paint was splattered all over his face. it was discovered yesterday. and today the original artist of the mural, mel waters, came to restore the painting. >> it angers me here in this district are sacred! nobody touches the art! it tells stories. and to see this white paint on the face of carlos santana is clearly -- it's hate! >> so word no word on any arrests who are may be behind this vandalism. >>> also life-saving fundraiser for pets across the bay area. pet food express stores are holding a fundraiser to provide these oxygen masks to pets. they're often needed when pets get smoke inhalation and stop breathing. >> these are make a difference everyday. the chief could be going

. >> let me stop you there before bowing down the jamie dimon stuff. >> let's not do it for once andove on to apple you talk about 12 to 13 times. yeah apple trading something like that >> yeah. why is that considered not a value stock? >> it's up why isn't alphabet a value stock? >> it is just a second, let me take a phone call [ laughter ] i interrupted you. i got apple reporting after the bell i was curious look through the samsung results. we don't talk that often about the corporation in south korea by far one of the largest in the world. >> please, do you have anything? i would like something to say tomorrow i'm like what will help me it was a great quarter. >> how about you heard what easterbrooke and mcdonalds said about what china what he thinks it may be doing to same-store sales there. apple sells $45 billion of goods to china. >> i think it's a status symbol. it's like -- it's a communist country. you can't have a big house god, what is it with you and me? >> i'm just saying are you kidding me they pushed back on it but have you seen the lines in paris outside the stores

jamie bruck/organized fire relief effort "....the turnout is just amazing...."after reaching out to friends on facebook on saturday, jamie bruck quickly ran out of room at home and is now accepting fire relief donation donations here at a an office park at 910 bern court in san jose. she has done this before for people in need but this time it's personal. jamie bruck "...i have family that was directly effected by the fire so i thought i'd get out there and help any way i could..." what's needed most says bruck are everyday supplies like toiletries, diapers and other baby needs, dog and cat food, sunblock, energyrinks and masks to help guard against all that smoke. bruck says her grandmother, whose home is lost to the fire, escaped with virtually nothing.jamie bruck/organized relief effort '...just the clothes on her back and a box of important papers. i assume most families had the same amount of time..."gold rush express donated the space for bruck to collect and store the donations. she says that many ofthe people dropping off donations also know someone affe