jamie, please -- [ cheers and applause ] >> come on. come on. >> jimmy: hi, jamie. hi, jamie.uddy? 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'sy. >> 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 your 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 here. >> somebody call kap!

i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. i'm valery.s is my sister, lyn. >> the sisters lead me through a grapevine arch and into an underground courtyard. >> this is part of a chapel garden. like most affluent families back in sicily, they always had their own private family chapel. >> truly incredible. as kids, i must imagine you said, "someday, i'm going to be in charge of all of this." was this your dream? >> [ laughing ] oh, no. >> no? >> no, not at all. that's another whole long story. >> that long story goes back to the old country of sicily, and lyn and valery's great-uncle baldasare forestiere, the second son of a wealthy farmer who grows olives, citrus fruits and grapes. >> baldasare really was involved with citrus, and that's what he really enjoyed doing. >> only one problem -- young baldy is not the firstborn son. >> he went to his dad and said, "hey, pop, i'd like to take over this part of this businesses," and his father said, "absolutely not." >> not? >> not, because back in sicily, the oldest son inherits everything, so

jamie is —— joining us.g a moment to tell us what is hot and what is not in the business news. first, a look at the headlines. england cricketer ben stokes, we hear, mocked two gay men before a fight, the 27—year—old denies the charge. more than 90 people are killed and thousands evacuated after the second earthquake to strike the indonesian island of lombok in a week. and after being found living ina week. and after being found living in a desert compound wearing rags and without food or fresh water, at 11 children in the us state of new mexico are rescued. here‘s your business headlines on afternoon live:

jamie came back and said i want to stay at -- services. i wanted to have a bet with jamie.ix years ago, jp morgan had warrants that were issued to the connection with a tarp debt, which jp morgan never wanted. we started buying warrants and jp morgan today is my second biggest home depot. david: where do you think capitalism has worked the best, and not to the individual but the country? ♪ david: you love capitalism. ken: i adore it. david: why? ken: because it works. david: how do you know it works? ken: i know it works by virtue of my own life. my father was not a capitalist. he was a plumber. he did not make much money. my mother worked in a school cafeteria. the money they made by virtue of time in their hands. this, up but i have talent or inside or whatever and become a capitalist. i do not want to sell my guy am bragging but i wish i had a nickel every time somebody told me how grateful they are for what i have done that gives them employment, opportunities. david: where do you think capitalism has worked the best, and not to the individual but for society, the count

i'm jamie. >> how are you doing, jamie? nice to meet you. >> so great to meet you. you know, i don't come out of manhattan for just anything, but i heard your inheritance is way cool. >> it is. it's crazy. but you can keep manhattan. i'll take the country. >> all right. let's see it. >> you wanna see it? go ahead. >> absolutely. hugh's strange inheritance is actually two separate art collections that belonged to two separate people. here's some of the first, parked on the pathway outside his home. what is this? >> well, this is hoop's cars. they call this the musicmobile. >> christmas albums, paul simon. [ playing notes ] it still works. and this is just a fraction of the far-out fleet he inherited. >> everything you could imagine, trucks, cars, little bmw isettas where you had to get in between the headlights. >> they do need a little bit of repair. >> well, i don't have the heart to touch it. >> that's because the creator of the auto art is his dearly departed brother, steven douglas hooper. >> this is me and my brother. >> steven is born in 1946 and raised in cli

speaking in colorado, jamie dimon said this.rates should be 4% today, and you better be prepared to deal of 5% or higher." >> definitely an optimistic outlook on the u.s. economy. 5% is very high. we haven't seen that level since 2007. it's a really bold call, and i'm sort of wondering what the probability is. he says there's a higher probability than people think, but if the probability is zero or 1%, how likely is this going to happen? ♪ >> food for thought, fodder for discussion. on bloombergts television what they thought of jamie dimon's bold call on rates. ♪ >> although it's possible, i think it's highly unlikely. we would need to see several factors. to be fair, we would need to see several factors to get to even 4%. we'd need to see mature breakout, higher wage inflation in the u.s.. haven't seen it that, although anecdotally it is there. we would need to see the ecb and the bank of japan really moving ahead on tightening prospects. if we saw all of that, then i think the whole rising u.s. debt picture would come to the

jamie@strangeinheritance.com. and just face it, you can't take it with you. ♪ >> it's the circus, downsized. [ crowd cheering ] >> he's got the big top, the sideshow, the menagerie. >> and you can almost smell the popcorn and sawdust. >> made by a master whittler. >> he never used a jigsaw. he never used a lathe. it was always a pocketknife. >> boy, this knife has some mileage on it. >> but it comes with a jumbo-sized burden. >> he would usually cry and he'd say, "barbara, i don't know what to do."i didn't know what to do either. >> and now the big reveal. >> are you ready? okay, here we go. >> wow. ♪ [ bird squawks ] >> i'm jamie colby, on my way to see a family who wrote in about their strange inheritance. we're meeting in baraboo, wisconsin, which, not coincidentally, was once the winter headquarters of the famed ringling bros. circus. >> my name's barbara dickey. my father-in-law loved the circus, and he left me something that's had me jumping through hoops. >> barbara. i'm jamie. >> hi. it's so nice to meet y

jamie vardy plays against his former club as leciester host fleetwood.huddersfield? league two side mansfield visit west brom while exeter travel to craven cottage to play fulham. you can follow all the rest of the evening's fixtures on the bbc sport website and via the bbc red button on final score. and 5live will have full commentary of west ham — afc wimbledon. also coming up in the programme... we hear from one of scotland's star players as they aim for a slice of history. to reach the world cup for your country, a small country like scotland, it would be incredible. especially for the first time. now, away from football, there was a so—so start for british players in the opening round of the singles at tennis's us open. british number one kyle edmund went out, along with cameron norrie and heather watson. but andy murray showed us a glimpse that he is building his fitness steadily, by winning his first ‘best—of—s—sets' match for 14 months. james burford watched his victory overjames duckworth. andy murray! cheering a special welcome at a special pla

. >> chp officer kirk griess and jamie manuel were killed. >> this tragedy has affected all of us here in solano county and changed lives here forever. >> reporter: d.a. abramss announcing the arrest of sean matthew walker from rocklin for the deaths of kirk greece and jamie manuel. authorities say griess made a stop when walker struck him at high speed. abrams says he was driving distracted. >> the deadly combination between speeding, driving at an excessive speed on the freeway while he was on his phone and then he caused this accident. >> reporter: the chp says it has evidence and witness accounts that walker was driving recklessly before the crash which killed griess, their friend and colleague, former marine and 19-year veteran of the chp. >> we want the message to be sent that your actions have consequences that answering a phone or sending or answering a text can result in the tragic consequences that we witnessed. >> reporter: 49-year-old jamie manuel, a foreign national from the philippines, was working in solano county as a caregiver and living with friends in vallejo. rick s

jamie dimon and i were on the board of yum brands together, when sandy fired him, i wanted jamie to behe head of home depot. jamie came back and said, no. i want to stay in financial services. i knew i wanted to have a big bet on jamie. and about six years ago they had, j.p. morgan had some so-called tarp warrants that were issued to the government in connection with the tarp debt, which j.p. morgan didn't need it. we started buying those warrants. and j.p. morgan today is my second-biggest holding after home depot. david: where do you think capitalism has worked the best, and by that, not for the individual, but the country? ♪ david: capitalism, you love capitalism. ken: i adore it. david: that is what your book said. why? ken: because it works. david: does it work? ken: absolutely. david: how do you know it works? how do you see that? ken: i know it works by the virtue of my life. my father was a union plumber. he did not make much money. my mother worked in a school cafeteria. so the only money they made is by the virtue of time and their hands. here i show up and i have this whatev

with me now, cnn special conedent jamie engle. and chris cillizza.o the both of you, just -- i saw the flag pictures this morning from the white house but to watch the president with the president of kenya twice, you know, not saying anything about this hero, this lion of a man -- it's despicable. it's despicable. chris? jamie. >> i just -- it's clear that john mccain gets under donald trump's skin. but this is going to be a very long week for donald trump. he is going to hear us talk about john mccain's legacy, his heroism. it's unimaginable that at this point, as a republican lawmaker said to me yesterday, i'm not surprised, but couldn't he say something? >> something. >> something. and he just won't. the other thing that i am sure he is stewing about is that two other presidents are invited to the funeral. not just invited but -- >> eulogizing. >> giving eulogies. right? former president bush. former president obama. the two people who beat john mccain to get to the white house have been asked to give eulogies, and donald trump not only not going,

speaking in colorado, jamie dimon said this.should be 4% today, and you better be in prepared to deal of 5% or higher." and in >> definitely an optimistic outlook on the u.s. and the economy. will is a really 5% is very high. we haven't seen that level since everyone very 2007. you it's a really bold call, and i'm sort of wondering what the will be a i'm sort of wondering what the little a higher volatility were able probability is. and he says there's a higher in probability than people think, but if the probability is zero or 1%, how likely is this going to happen? ♪ >> food for thought, fodder for will will bring discussion. we asked guests on bloomberg him and followed paul and i television what they thought of jamie dimon's bold call on you for rates. ♪ in >> although it's possible, i you and you he will think it's negative highly unlikely. and willingly ahead i highly unlikely. we would need to see several factors. to be fair, we would need to see and i think that the whole idea several factors to get to even 4%. you like

jamie dimon is the name.e previously warned investors to brace themselves for 4% on the 10 year yield. he went further over the weekend to 5%. he also said he felt in the current market could last another two to three years. a senior economist at berenberg bank is with us. when you see jamie dimon calling for 5%, that is one of those big numbers. i am more focused on the fact that $78 billion of paper have come into the market. >> the key thing is from mr. dime's point of view, where he thinks current growth and inflation trends ought to head. want yields on 10 year -- bond yields on 10 year would not be -- i prefer bond yields a little bit higher than they are. my guess is we will break 3% around the turn of the end of this year and get near 4% toward the end of 2019. , notew is that bond yields just in the u.s., are not pricing in enough growth expectations. if that lasts too long you will get to a situation where bond yields, which are used to price other credit insurance audits, will simply be too low --

jamie dimon had a little bit to say. almost at the highs of the session, crude oil and futures up. we are going to see offshore yuan, the yuan has been weakening. how far will it go? it is to be seen. all of the commodities on the mover list are higher, including crude. are higher byes more than 1%. mark holman is here with us, chief executive officer of twentyfour hour asset management. good to see you. comment -- that jamie dimon comment that the 10 year yield should be up 4% and get ready for 5%, yes or no? >> it is not incredible. let's start by putting this in context. if we move from 3% to 5% overnight, that is a 16 point capital loss. tois right to warn markets get ready for because that is a big move. is it likely? we do not think so. happenf things have to in jamie dimon's favor for that to happen. mark: are we ready for that move? are we ready for an inverted yield curve? we have a lack of geopolitical problems in the marketplace, we are going to add 50 basis points to 10 year yields. that helps with steepness.

i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." remember -- you can't take it with you. >> he was the man who had everything... >> this has about 750 to 800 horsepower. >> ...but never enough of these. >> he told me he was bringing in about one tank a week. >> i imagine a small country could win a war with these. >> yeah, i hear that a lot. >> my dad started a tradition of getting an old, beat-up car, and then he would crush it with a tank in the field out here. >> his death puts his heirs on a mission. >> is this what your dad would want? >> you push up on that. >> start. [ engine turns over ] >> just like that, she comes to life. >> and talk about sticker-shock and awe. >> was the auction a nail-biter? >> you bet it was. >> $300,000. $350,000. sold. ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and, today, i'm driving up a long, steep hill in portola valley, california, near san francisco. i'm here to visit the heirs of a man who made the record books with his incredibly strange collection. and if i'm lucky, i may even get to ditch this s.u.v. and take

jpmorgan's jamie dimon says they could be heading for deals of 5% on the benchmark ten-year treasury inside of one markets. more from the director of macro at fidelity. then, the trump administration is moving ahead with the restoration of u.s. economic sanctions on iran -- what it could mean for global more -- global oil markets. china says it is prepared for an extended battle over trade. tariffs are working big time. the u.s.inutes into trading session, abigail doolittle is here. it is a mixed monday. abigail: you are right. not a lot happening on this son there -- on this monday. the dow trading down slightly. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq has been trading lower moments ago. interesting to see not a lot of conviction on this monday after three major averages finished higher last week. pepsico, let's take a look at a three day chart. especially today over the last three days, pepsico is the best three days of the year, and covington -- is coming as the ceo is stepping down after 12 years. last year, 60 $3 billion, more than that in revenue. overall, a bullish move for pepsico. kraft

. >> the facial with nurse jamie. >>> with clients including jenna dewan, jessica alba, lea michele ands is what preserving youth looks like. >> meet hollywood's red carpet secret weapon, nurse jamie. she's revealing the biggest steals and splurges to age backwards. >> laser, laser, laser. i say forget diamonds, lasers are a girl's best friend. >> if you're up for a splurge this full-face laser treatment that targets fine lines and stimulates collagen production, will set you back $450. >> it makes those tiny, little perforations in the skin, your body thinks it's been injured, so it sends new collagen to heal. this is an at-home version of that. this has the smallest, little needles. >> 89% cheaper at $50. this beauty stamp can also be used repeatedly at home. >> the great thing about this is that it's causing those tiny, little microexfoliations and if you can see that fold just already start to soften a little bit. >> but nurse jamie's biggest tip to prevent premature aging doesn't cost a penny. >> don't side sleep. number three cause of premature ageing is poor sleep habits, includi

jamie vardy is retiring from international football.rdy is retiring from internationalfootball. he has agreed with gareth southgate that he will only be called up if there is an injury crisis. thanks, damien. and ben has all the weather. quite a lot of cloud around. all the weather details coming up, also we will look at sunrise in canada. thanks, ben. also coming up: you may have just seen her doing her dayjob, but i will be asking our very own kate silverton why she said yes to strictly. i'll be talking to her at 20 past. hello. this is afternoon live. theresa may has called for a new partnership with africa after brexit, based on shared security, prosperity, and job creation. in a speech in cape town, the prime minister announced a change in the way uk aid money will be spent in africa. it will be used not only to combat poverty, but also to tackle extremism and migration. she also said she wanted britain to be the g7‘s leading investor in the african continent by 2022. our political correspondent ben wright has been travelling with

and it's a great weekend for women's sport with success for cyclist laura kenny, motor racing's jamiek and new open champion georgia hall. i always dreamt of winning this, i started golf at the age of seven, to do it now at 22 is incredible. he spent the weekend helping england to win the first test over india at edgbaston, but it was a very different setting for ben stokes this morning as he went on trial charged with affray. our sports editor dan roan was at bristol crown court. just remind us why ben stokes was at court, and how proceedings went today? well this relates to an incident that occurred on september 25th last yearin that occurred on september 25th last year in the clifton triangle area of bristol. it followed a one—day international that stokes had played inafew international that stokes had played in a few hours before. he and some tea m in a few hours before. he and some team mates were on a night out and later on at around two o'clock in the morning, a fight erupted outside the morning, a fight erupted outside the nightclub. we heard today what went on in the build u

and in sport jamie and in sportjamie vardy and gary cahill i had to the england world cup cahill i hads and have announced their retirement from international. jose mourinho demands more respect as he stormed out of a news conference after manchester united's 3— yl defeated tottenham. and johanna konta says she's in a mental place, getting into the us open. and she plays tonight. —— in a better mental place. the former chief rabbi, jonathan sacks, has said remarks byjeremy corbyn about zionists are the most offensive made by a senior british politician since enoch powell's rivers of blood speech. in an interview with the new statesman magazine, lord sacks accuses the labour leader of being an anti—semite who, he says, has "given support to racists, terrorists and dealers of hate". sacks was the most senior rabbi in the uk from 1991 until 2013 — and is a crossbencher in the house of lords. mr corbyn has insisted his remarks were taken out of context. let's talk to our chief political correspondent vicki young, she's at westminster for us. yet more condemnation ofjeremy corbyn but lord s

because that's exactly what jamie mcdonald is up to. we know him as adventure man. this crazy englishman who is running 6,000 miles across america raising money for kid's charities. as he entered arizona in the american southwest, things got really interesting very quickly this driver actually turned back to give this guy a head's up there's a mountain lion up there. >> i'm really on edge. >> the day continues to snowball. >> it's half the foot. >> it's running. >> and surely his evening is done. what's this? >> that's harmless. >> cool. it's a snake. >> ta ran chew las, snakes, and mountain lions all in one hour. >> he's kept running until he got here, ladies and gentlemen, jamie mcdonald, adventureman. >> yea. >> still running. >> i was hoping he wasn't going to walk here. >> you know you can sit down, right? >> you wouldn't believe how much i love sitting down. >> i just love that you have a cape. >> who ary raising money for. >> i end up spending most of my life in the hospital as a kid. i couldn't move my legs. when i was about nine years old my mom put this pi

jamie yuccas, seatac washington.happening today: t to appear at p >>> the fbi announced it has recovered the flight data recorder and parts of the cockpit voice recorder from that crash. ity rent reduction of more than 4 million dollars. a clause in the contract allowed the cut if financial performance was better >>> happening today, the mayor of santa clara is set to appear it asap -- at a press conference to discuss rent arbitration between the city and the 49ers. two years ago, the teen asked the city for a rent reduction of more than $4 million. a clause in the contract allowed the cut if financial performance was better than expected, but the city fought back and went to arbitration. in the arbitrator, the arbitrator raised the team rent by 22%. >> they want them to pay their fair share and that's what i believe. and also the city should play fair and not create a political theater. >> in a statement, mayor lisa gillmor said unfortunately, the 49ers have a record of we accept the arbitrator's decision to increas

. >> jamie fox made a surprising revelation.west and his struggles with mental health issues and jamie had a confession of his own. >> i've had an episode. i was lucky enough to have people like my sister, like my family say, yo, you can't go out now. you're talking crazy. i thought everybody in here renamed everything in the world. this was donkey, nicaragua. >> when you think of billy d. williams, what comes to mind? >> i don't claim you can have a better chance with colt 45 but why take cnces? >> he's an extraordinary young man. >> might want to buckle up, baby. >> there's a reason i said kind of supportive. >> do you think he's picked up the swagger that you're so known for? >> nobody has my swagger. >> but why take chances? >> now "star wars" episode 9 is set to hit theaters in december of 2019. in each hip hollywood block we want to feature an interview, a conversation with someone who is making noise in hollywood. i recently sat down with bobby brown. look, let's be honest, for years like so many folks out there, i believ

sot jamie burkart (lives between glen ellen and santa rosa) dismount line was put doe cond m property owners have trapped and killed animals tied to livestock deaths, kpix 5 reporter, mary lee on what could be a better rate port or -- approach. >> i have two pigs and two goats and i woke up in my goat was gone. >> reporter: jamie moved to san francisco 2.5 years ago and knows about the mountain lion that ate his goat. >> at the time it was 6.5 feet head to tail and 110 pounds, now he has 150. he is a big kitty. >> reporter: what did you think when you saw that? >> i was amazed, i cannot believe something that big was working around. >> reporter: jamie works to tag, track, and save the lien, other livestock owners in the area are instead choosing to kill mountain lions that killed their animals. last week amount line was put down after killing a goat in kenwood. it is the second state sanctioned mountain lane killing in as many months in sonoma valley. >> there are kids -- things they could do besides resort to killing. wildlife ecologists, quinton martin, is part of the community cons

jamie maclaren scored a late equaliser for hibs. elsewhere stjohnstone beat dundee and livingston won at st mirren. since 1896, rugby league's challenge cup has been won only by english teams. not any more. catalans dragons — based in perpignan — have become the first non—english team to lift the famous trophy. they beat warrington 20—14 in a tense wembley final, watched by adam wild. allez, allez, allez! from the south of france, the catalans dragons, officially in sang—et—or, blood and gold, perhaps no more fitting colours for a rugby league final. not in great numbers, but in great hope, becoming the first french side to conquer this english cup. warrington wolves stood in their way but failed to block the channel out wide, with catala ns breaching defences early. the french side's determination to make their mark on history, all too clear, starting the second half as they did the first, this time, wilianier extending their lead. then warrington got the luck they needed when george king gathered this fumble, setting up an agonisi

. >> jamie, the president insisted he allowed white house counsel mcgahn to cooperate. allowed mcgahn and all other requested members to fully cooperate in addition we readily gave over 1 million pages of documents, most transparent in history. no collusion. no obstruction. witch hunt! down playing the significance of this and the team apparently caught off guard by all of this. and apparently if you believe "the new york times" and others, they don't fully know what don mcgahn told mueller's team. >> correct. i i would say two most important words in that tweet is went hunt exclamation point. we called it unsettled. i would add uncertain, unraveled, maybe even to quote a certain book unhinged. here's the thing about mcgahn. he is someone who has stood up to the president before. they have had strained relationships for quite sometime. and what did he stand up to the president for? whether the president wanted to fire robert mueller. so here we are again at a hinge point where nobody knows what robert mueller knows. but 30 hours as laura said is a long time to tell them

both jamie vardy and gary cahill choose to step away from international football as gareth southgaterepares to name his first england squad

we have honestly had some really mature conversations with the likes of gary cahill, jamie vardy and ashley young in terms of their desire to look at younger players in the next period as well and we have injuries, so we players in the next period as well and we have injuries, so was players in the next period as well and we have injuries with ias on from the summer with the players. we will not stand still. we have added young players, luke shaw is still only 23, joe gomez, 21, so we have reduced the age of the squad again and we are aware of the excitement over other young players but we think it's a bit early but some others. we are looking to consolidate its the first time in

jamie dimon is raining -- ringing the alarm even louder.he chief executive warns investors to prepare for treasury yields above 5%, going one step further than his previous call for a 4% yield. ingenuity, losing -- stepping down a ceo after 12 years at the helm, setting the ranks of female ceos in the u.s. saudi arabia gets tough. trade and investment with canada, making his this -- it is the second that saudi arabia has cut ties with in less than a year. and, jamie dimon ceo of jpmorgan, making it bold call on yields. he says he thinks rates should be 4% today and you better be prepared to raise 5% or higher, a higher probability than people think. the partte a column on of the yield. he joins us now. brian, break it down for us. let alone even at 3% 4% and we are already talking about 5%. >> it seems like a market is obsessed with round numbers. it was curious that jamie dimon made this call. theas after we made 3% for -- since after 2014. we are looking at five right now. i think what struck me was the idea that rates should be higher. i

jamie dimon talking about hitting 5%.bout a good friend of ours and bloomberg opinion columnist is coming up in about 12 minutes. he is president of a global strategies company. a television exclusive, we will speak with richard of anter, a ceo electricity provider in hong kong. lots to talk about, first half results, the strategy, the outlook for energy. talking about the risks from trade tensions, they get a lot from mainlandess china and australia. they may be more vulnerable to the burgeoning trade war. "daybreak: asia" is up next. ♪ >> is mom-and-pop a.m. in sydney, where we are live. stroud-watts. modest gains after wall street rose a third day. and berkshire hathaway listing energy and financials. the s&p 500 closing at its highest since january. brexit angst sent sterling to an 11 month low. ramy: from bloomberg's global headquarters, i am ramy inocencio in new york. will be in thes spotlight later after snuffing out initial gains following the pboc move must week.

leicester came back with jamie ba rdy coaching staff.back with jamie bardy poaching a late goal. it was not to be. it was a consolation. here is whatjose mourinho made of it. it is a match where i make minimum six changes. the rules only allow me to do three. i wanted to play and to the martial but i could not. i felt he could stretch the game. paul pogba could not play more than 60 minutes but he played 80, 80 five. i knew that fred would be the same. i was fearing for many of the players. it was difficult to manage the game from the touchline but we played well. good players and a fantastic investment. it was a difficult match for us. to get the three points was good. united did what they needed to do. leicester city have not won here for 20 years and counting. tomorrow there are six matches, the highlight being newcastle hosting torrent. on sunday there were three more games. liverpool play, as de manchester city, beginning their title defence away to arsenal. the premier league is back and it is looking exciting. despite more lengthy

>> rright. orter: but what diondra loves most is spending time with jamie at home.c [ laughter ] >> reporter: i've lost. i've lost all control. that's it. >> just ♪ >> reporter: they battled it out to missy elliott's "lose control." at have you learned from diondra? >> i've learned how to live. sometimes we get caugh up in our world on the extras everything. oh, the mercedes, that's not the right color! then you see this girl over here says i just wt to live, i want to dance, i want to love. so, she brings you back down to what life is. sh yeah, they have such a special relati. >> wow. >> she misses him when he travels. she was telling us that s xts him all the time, like, where are you, you know? she wantsim around. it's her brother. >> they're bestfr nds. and he's got his whole family with him. ve t and more importantly, she n that dance-off. took him. >> he was on the couch. >> nailed it. >> thank you so much. really looking forward to the full story tonight. you can see more of that ie foxx andn with j his sister tonight, "dateline," 10:00 eastern/9:00 central.

jamie albertine and charlie gasparino will face off. they will look into their crystal balls about tesla and what happens to elon musk and his leadership at the electric vehicle giant. >>> are you ready for some feeble football in the age of legalized gambling? draft kings' ceo is here to tell us what online offerings you will now find on the fantasy sports site when the nfl season kicks off in one week. less than an hour until the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." we have got to get to this breaking news. hurricane lane is taking a turn toward hawaii at this hour, but the national weather service now says it has slightly weakened. it's now classified not as a category 5, but as a category 4 storm with winds of 155 miles per hour. on the right you see that monster. this is the radar screen and you can see exactly where it is heading at this moment. these things tend to shift sometimes. on the left side of the screen, you see people in honolulu, one of the biggest population centers on the hawaiian islands. everybody is rushing

all—premier league match—up sees a south coast derby between brighton and southampton, leicester's jamieleetwood, newcastle might not fancy the trip to nottingham forest while newly—relegated stoke take on premier league side huddersfield. full details of the draw on the bbc sport website. in that draw, sheffield wednesday will host wolves after they comfortably won 2—0 at league one side sunderland this evening. marco matias with their first goal here, barry bannen added a second. head coach trevor bayliss says the decision to include ben stokes in the england squad for the third test against india on saturday was taken for the all—rounder‘s "wellbeing". here he isjoining up with his england team mates at trent bridge earlier today. bayliss says he will take time before deciding whether stokes will play. this all comes after stokes was involved in a fracas in bristol last september but he was found not guilty of affray earlier this week. we will find out over the next couple of days, i have not spoken to him since. i'm sure he had plenty of phone calls. we have the next two days to asse

good morning, jamie. good morning.feeling on the morning of this final?|j how are these players feeling on the morning of this final? i think they will be pretty excited about what's coming. both clubs have been resurrected from last year. they went through a lot of adversity in 2017 and now they've got a chance to wina 2017 and now they've got a chance to win a magnificent trophy playing in a great stadium, wembley. they'll be excited and looking forward to what could be a great day for them. we use a prized these were the two teams that reached this final —— we re teams that reached this final —— were you surprised. they managed to turn things round. in 2017 catalan dragons were only 80 minutes away from relegation, they've brought a new coaching and new players, it shows in sport you can have that transition from an unsuccessful season to being on the brink of success and winning the challenge cup. how much of an impact has the former england boss steve mcnamara had on this dragons side? he's been huge. i worked wit

julie: jamie dimon is doubling down on higher rates. it is a higher probability than most people think. terminal, itt my is having trouble holding 3%. he also isn't talking about the timeframe here. what do you make of this? >> he is a smart guy, but he needs to talk to his bond traders. a time you come close to it, you see buyers come in, which pushes the yield down. what is this timeframe getting to four or 5%. you have a market that does not seem to be ready to go there. david: it is not clear to me what he is really seeing. julie: we have seen the fed say we are not seeing the wage growth we would have expected. to your point, it is unclear to me in what time frame he is calling for this 5%. the other thing to note is we continue to see investors pour money in. part of that is a democratic shift we are seeing. baby boomers are retiring. we see demand for bonds as well. about why these yields are not pushing through that 3%. one saudi arabia made a dramatic announcement to suspend all trade and investment with canada, they said they

and jamie, the closure obviously a big financial hit for yosemite. talk with us about just how much of a toll it took especially coming right at the height of the summer tourism season. >> reporter: the ferguson fire has certainly been a challenging incident for us and we are starting to see life come back to the valley and we are starting to see things get back to a sense of normalcy around here. but for about 6 weeks, you know, parts of the park were closed. and we have had several challenges. we know that it's disrupted a lot of people's vacation plans and we want to remind everyone, now is a great time to try to come back if you can. >> how many potential visitors to yosemite did you believe canceled their trips over the past several weeks? >> well, we see thousands of visitors every day. and it's unclear to see how many people ended up having to cancel versus how many people are going to just try to come back at a later date. a lot of our visitors are local in the gateways. they are local to california. but we do have a lot of visitors that, you

jamie yuccas says the state has embraced him. >> reporter: as the sun set and the motorcade carrying the body of senator john mccain, arizona honored him for his words. >> he stood for what he believed in and did it in a decent way. >> rteee. ep remri him asset dmond cktadium >> it' a everyone. reporr: to hs a warks s w embodied civility and integrity. >> the late senator john mccain. >> reporter: so it was no surprise when his image came on the jumbotron at last night's game against the mariners. the crowd gave mccain a standing ovation. >> we adored him. >> in my language, a samurai and hishi, which is a warrior. >> reporter: jennie and charlie never met mccain in person, but felt like others. they knew him personally. >> he was just great. it broke my heart when i saw that news come over. >> reporter: it was a fitting tribute for this huge diamond backs fan who threw out the first pitch at game 7 of the world series in 2001. before watching his team thrash the mighty yankees. even after his illness, he was a fixture at the games, a loyal fan, cheering on the home team, often givin

to fasten your seat belts thanks jamie the female look at the face. check in. the travel guide w e. bay news alice basically just let's put on some six names sounds the folks a call to shake up the food is kind of who voiced side by the first. place. people have put big dreams on the big screen. play movie magazine on the dummy and. so far no just couldn't get this song out of his head. ecologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. and found them deep in the rain forest in central africa. the buy a couple. and. looking out books in the electability was a big lesson with the emmy winning. money leaving home. he was so fascinated by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to his son was a great son only in the jungle and returned to the concrete and glass john. the result reversed culture shock. her away from you realize how strange artificial is clearly connected to life i was. the prize winning documentary from the forest starts aug ninth on d w. election officials in zimbabwe say president emmerson men and god has won the country's presidential election

let's bring in jamie weinstein, the host of the jamie weinstein show podcast at the national review.e to interrupt you jamie but you know we are awaiting the news conference to start. if i need to i will. first of all, is anyone who disagree with or deny senator schumer 's efforts to rename the russell office building to honor senator mccain? >> sadly, i do think that there are fridges on both side of the party. but there was something nice on twitter today, go ahead and do what i did. people that do not like them on the fringes on the right and on the left. so there may be some people but i think the overwhelming majority of american public looks to john mccain as a hero no matter what or where he stood maybe a particular partisan political issues. but for what he represented in vietnam and the way he appealed to the better angels of our nature in this politics. i think the vast majority of the country will be very happy to see such an honor bestowed upon john mccain. arthel: not only a war hero but a bipartisan champion. as the legacy and spirit of senator mccain lives on in the ha

ceos including tim cook, jamie dimon, others signing this. to the heart of the temporary work visas. they want to see significant changes because they feel this has caused undue stress. while they are commenting on immigration, they have been speaking out against trade. this is an expansion in terms of a critical assessment of the president's economic agenda. the president having said last week with regards to quarterly earnings disclosures, taking a position that is in line with business roundtable, something the business roundtable had called for early this summer. romaine: is this a matter of grievance or are they asking for specific actions from this administration to change immigration policy? kevin: a great question. they are specifically asking for is to note what they are calling inconsistent practices that are unfair and discourage talented and highly skilled individuals from pursuing career opportunities in the united states. that,tter goes on to say because of a shortage of green cards, many employees are stuck in an immigration pr

musk's statements take a page from jamie dimon, underpromise, overdeliver. he does just the opposite. keeps saying that they are cash flow positive. he keeps saying they're going to be profitable. never happens. keeps making very high production estimates on the model 3 which are never met or haven't been met. i mean this is a real problem for the company, if you keep overpromising and underdeliverring, at some point theket will look at you as a class half-full, class-empty as opposed to glass half-full, what you have despite today. first day in five days tesla finished the day up. just so you know. liz: part of might be within the record that the "dow jones newswires" are reporting here, they didn't get it from tesla. they say tesla expects to tap 500 million credit line. i told you that. they expect to have cash at the end of the q3, to be in the hundreds of millions of dollars higher than what they have at the end of q2. >> i think now they're under multiple investigations from, mr. musk's statement by, with regarding funding secured, to some of their oth

here's jamie yuccas. >> reporter: at the controls of this roughly 75-minute-long unauthorized flight on a commercial airliner, 29 year-old richard "beebo" russell, a horizon air ground crew member, who stole the empty plane friday. >> just a broken guy, got a few screws loose, i guess. never really knew it till now. >> on behalf of the family, we are stunned and heartbroken. "beebo" was a warm, compassionate man. >> reporter: as he criss-crossed the seattle area, controllers urged russell to pay attention to his direction, fuel and speed. >> man, have you been to the olympics? these guys are gorgeous, holy smokes. >> yeah, i have been out there. it's always a nice drive. >> reporter: eyewitnesses saw the plane flying erratically and uncharacteristically low. two f-15 military fighter jets scrambled to intercept it. the "horizon air" turbo prop -- known as a q400 -- is a $32 million aircraft. the 76-seat plane took off from sea-tac at 7:32 pm. air traffic controllers lost contact with him at 8:47 pm. during that time, sea-tac, the country's ninth busiest airport, delayed 75 flights, d

jamie dimon calling for 5% 10 year yields. the longer end of the curve and go global. this is the average of g4 yields over a 30 year. donea look at what is over the last couple of years. absolutely nothing. you can see the curve just flattens, really's act and -- really stagnant. are we due? one person season going to 2.5% or more, which is why they got the red dotted line. that's the 10 year average. he's got another of factors, like economic growth and a number of central banks hiking, plenty to go on here. could we see this breakout? matt: both charts are fascinating and i think the yields story is much more today, so i'm going to have to give it to sebastian. interesting look at g4 yields on 30 year debt. dani, i like yours, too. keep it coming. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> china will waited out. the country says it is prepared for a protracted trade war. the tv as he steps into cushion the yuan. hsbc revenue makes the banks long-term bet on asia failed to produce significant growth. and brexit breakdown. u.k. is now warning

jamie thank you for that report. three of the largest wildfires in california history are still burning tonight. they have burned more than half a million acres. farther south, what officials call the "holy fire" is threatening thousands of homes. jonathan vigliotti is there. >> reporter: a break in the weather is giving firefighters relief for the first time in 6 days. low winds - and dipping temperatures held back most of the holy fire's fury. yesterday the blaze moved in neighborhoods doublings in just 24 hours. >> it seems as soon as one fire is put out, another one starts right back up. this one being carried by the wind over this highway and up into this mountain. this area is so bone dry firefighters worry it could explode like a powder keg. >> reporter: that's exactly what happened in another valley as wind swept flames rapidly down hill. >> it came so fast it was like a tidal wave - a whole wall of acknowledge all you saw on the back wall was just flames. >> reporter: that fire never reached john carrington'

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