jeffries is facing as much as 20 years behind bars. in montgomery county, mark seagraves, news 4. >> how bold to daylight. >> pretty bold. >>> in-flight incidents are getting more attention these days thanks to cell phones and social media. first at 4:00, rlt airlines listening to your concerns? >> how about this, not one but two two chances to be a millionaire. a multimillionaire. the excitement over growing jackpots and what you should do if you win that money. >>> what's apple up to anyway? a first look at what could be the next iphone. >>> what are you doing? i'm with the news, dude. >> you know, we can't get enough of this. adam tuss's encounter with not so driverless van is going viral. we want you to weigh in on this. what do you think about driverless cars anyway? >> it's our flash survey this afternoon. vote on the nbc washington facebook page right now. see news and weather on your screen until we come back. (woman) there's a moment of truth.etes, and now with victoza®, a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blo

minutes later, jeffries is seen walking out of the house with a large red gym bag. they stole diamond earrings, ammunition and cash from the home. they were arrested in a hotel room where police found that gym red bag he was seen carrying out of the house. now police caught the couple because of that video and because of a fingerprint jeffries left behind. prosecutors want to hear from anyone who thinks they may have been a in. the couple will be sentenced later this year. jeffries is facing up to 20 years in prison, wendy, back to you. >> you can imagine how angry these parents are, they're demanding answers. public forum is getting underway to talk about the teacher's aide who is hiv positive accused of sexually abusing students. carlos bell is charged with abusing at least 24 boys while he worked for charles county public schools. he's also accused of trying to transmit hiv to his victims. bell worked at benjamin stoddert middle school. he also coached track at laplata high school. >>> tonight families and businesses are cleaning up after a tornado touched down i

tell us about this move by jeffries to donate trading. ward: jeffries is doing a few things.ating trade things,on's to help people down in texas. are alsoemployees making donations and we have a sizable number as of earlier this afternoon. it is the responsible thing to i very pleased to be a company that recognizes this is a situation where we can help the leaders. so great to see you making a contribution. thank you for joining us. ward mccarthy from jeffries. now let's move on. talking hurricane harvey, some of the most productive oil ports affected. crude is actually falling since it first made landfall. what is behind this counterintuitive move. he has a lot to do with the u.s. as an energy exporter. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: it is time for first word news. president trump was in springfield, missouri to push his ideas for tax reform before getting to his remarks on taxes, he discussed tropical storm harvey and said all of america is grieving and said he would help citizens affected. donald trump: our first responders have been doing absolutely heroic work to shepherd

jeffries they stole ammunition and cash from that house. the couple pleaded guilty today. they'll be sentenced in october. jeffries faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> assessing the damage on the other side of the chesapeake bay bridge on the eastern shore. we sent national weather service did confirm this. that was a tornado, strong winds flipped cars, brought down trees, this happened yesterday. megan fitzgerald is there today as neighbors are cleaning up the mess left behind. >> the video was incredible. it was scarey. >> reporter: surveillance video does look like a scene from a movie, strong winds flipping over cars, tossing them like toys. we now know they were in the path of a ef 1 tornado. >> we rated this tornado and it is a tornado of ef 1. the maximum wind 100 to 105 mile an hour. >> the tornado's path stretched nearly a mile through town. >> next thing i know it was like this huge boom sound kind of. >> reporter: christine was home when strong winds ripped through her neighborhood, snapping trees and forcing branches through homes and have been out here trying

. >>> up next, smith explains the >>> is jeffries behind the birds offens he sets the record stra thursd first team d. looks ready to play. birds were back on the practice field. they had some company. they have about four days before facing miami. here's tory smith on the >> we want to show them, you know, how we can play. i know what it's like. every day, you have to figure now to go with new people it we have to figure them out to compet >> now, of course, jeffrey had jeffre behind the offense. there' a different assessment today. >> he's doing fine. he's working. he's getting reps whether he's reps off the side. reps in there. so, he's right where he needs to be. everyb makes mistake. it's that time of the year. we have a lot of football in >> it is my pleasure to bring league world series. jack with the catch of all catche diving over the fence to make look at that. full extension. now get this. they call it a catch. change it to a home run back to acatch. crazy result for a crazy grab. jack renegy. rememb name. that's a look at sports. back with a final look at the foreca fantas a

have the right voice for it, i am proud to be a texan. >> thank you very much. >> pastor robert jeffriese you soon. >> god bless, sir. >> thank you. if you top hel want to help wity relief, consider donating to the red cross. or text harvey to 90999 to make a $10 donation. go to foxbusiness.com for more ways to help, we're coming right back with much more. stay with us, please. >> texas governor gregg abbott praising trump a support and quick response to harvey. >> his commitment was firm, strong and unequivocal he was going to do everything he could to ensure texas will be restored. stuart: we take up politics of the storm with former arkansas governor mike huckabee. >> and u.s. navy successfully shooting down a medium-range missile off of the coast of hawaii, amid heightened tensions with north korea, stay with us. stuart: vice president pence moments ago speak with the devastation from hurricane harvey in west virginia. >> the president asked me and my wife to travel to texas tomorrow with the same heartfelt message to texas and louisiana we say, we are with you today, we are with you

jt watt raised a few million dollars and jeffries raised over $5 million -- >> an energy business down there and i happen to be one of their best customers and rich called me and we want to raise money and rich handler and brian and jeffries and their whole team, over $5 million. we went over last night and showed me who they were kbifing the money too. all of the great organizations in houston and think about that, friends in new york $5 million from jeffries to the citizens of the houston to rehelp rebuild. >> there are others. let's talk about the underlying current of the economy because we've done the show from houston multiple times over the last few years. we talked about how houston is still reliant on oil and gas, we have refineries down 10, 20 miles east of here and energy inf infrastructure is struggling to come back and oil is stuck in the mid-40s, what kind of impact will that have on the city you are the most consumer facing business in the city. >> i am, thank god but let me tell you what happens in tragedies and it's say shame but we had a very low occupancy rate in our

if you haven't seen jim jeffries, great dude.king him to the range to shoot ak-47s. try to slap the liberalism out of him. it's fun to joke around. >> so, wrapping up, closing thoughts on your -- the life now, the experiences you have that, the book, anything you want to leave with the group. >> it's interesting because unfortunately -- last year, i gave i say between 250, 300 speech robbed the country and europe, and what is unique that mean is get to talk to people. i get to meet people, shake hands and i work for fox news, i'm on the news but it's refreshing to get away from it because the country is not as bad as we all think it is. the majority of -- it's pretty positive. and it's fun too even on tv -- i haven't been on the other networks, and they try to get statistic, 56% of the people think trump will win the election, i say i talked to 10,000 last week and they disagree. >> what islander is the country is a lot more patriotic, a lot more positive than a lot of people thing and a lot of the news media doesn't report that

the couple, ernest jeffries, and ashley low, pled get toy crime on valentine day. take a look.st seen peering into the front window to see if anyone is home. then, from behind the house, jefferies throws a 10-pound stone through a glass door to get inside. he's later seen leaving the home with a red bag. behind, that helped police track him down. >> top it off, he leaves his fingerprint on the fridge of the home. we then connect him to the crime with the video comparing his fingerprints to those left on the scene, and it is a match. and that's why they pled guilty today. >> jeffries pled guilty to first degree burglary, low pled guilty to conspiracy to commit first degree burglary. >> so the cat burglar cup whole stay in nearby hotel room. these are some of the items found that helped police make that arrest. right there. >> jim? >> take a look at this rescue, dc fire and ems crews had to rescue construction worker by a steel bar, happened 100 block of k street northeast, workers had to put work near rescue bass he will, lifted him out with a crane, he was taken to the hospital

the officers dusted for fingerprints and one came back at ernest jeffries. they caught him and his girlfriend at the motel 6 in gaithersburg. a red under armour duffel bag and the gold sneakers in the hotel room. the match to the male burglar. >> it's obvious they did it. >> today the prosecutors accepted a guilty plea from the crooked couple who ironically committed the break-in on the afternoon following valentine's day. both are facing prison time. >> this wasn't "the italian job." >> no. this reflects the adage that crime doesn't >> rockville. >> the prince george's man was arrested after he was stopped at the thurgood marshall airport with two handguns and the ammunition. he was traveling with the two children. he told agents he forget it was in his bag. children were picked up from the other family members. michelle: singer glen campbell died after a long battle with alzheimer's disease. >> ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy ♪ michelle: he sold more than 45 million albums in his six decade career. his 21 top 40 hits included "rhinestone cowboy" you just heard

plus a good day for al shon jeffries and what the eagles are saying about their new corner back. sports coming up next. the white out has been trying to kick off a shoulder energy. out on the field he's competing against the newly acquired ran old darby. >> he's great brakes on the ball. he's a great player. >> he's going to be useful. i've played against him a few times. i know what he's capable of. his quickness and his speed i think he's going to do a great job for us and he's already making the plays out there. >> from the air attacks to the ground game, the eagles struggled running the ball at green bay. 19 carries for 47 yards. today offensive coordinator assessed the situation. >> it's hard to totally evaluate until it's live all the time. you saw on the couple live practices we have had out here, our running game looks better on days it's been live on training camp because we've got to bring it back to the ground. we didn't run it very well against green bay but i'm very confident that we will run the ball well this year. >> west coast basketball the phils are in san dieg

getting cut by a number of analysts, jpmorgan as well neutralit to a hold or and jeffries coming -- cuttingfrom up i to a hold area you will see the stock move at the open. guy: a massive debate happening as to whether north american supermarkets are better than europe in supermarkets. matt: they are much bigger. guy: figure is not necessarily better. -- bigger is not necessarily better. matt: not the case in the eyes of an american. are going exs dividend, you can find them on your bloomberg. can see them listed right there. the other stock i want to mention is novartis. thewill see this morning news that the fda has cleared a new leukemia drug. originally the university of pennsylvania, quite a breakthrough in terms of the treatment of cancer. the open is four minutes away. this is bloomberg. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locati

morning, it's a hard practice today and very physical but the eagles holding out key players alshon jeffriesissing practice and torrey smith because of back spasms it doesn't sound serious. here are the eagles today on the field, they had some live tackling and hitting to the ground sessions and just a few of them. doug peterson wants a tough training camp. and reminded everyone to be careful. hit high and does not want anyone out here getting hurt and brandon graham says it feels good to hit and tackle some guys. >> it's important that you focus in and make sure you get a couple of hits under your belt. because once you get out there for the game the bullets are flying fast and you want to get over the soreness of hitting someone and today was pretty good. >> i don't get hit, but guys around me, younger guys it's a while since they got hit and getting used to the can't and building competitiveness as well. >> it's awesome. >> and you remember the anderson's crying over carson wentz the other day. the family from north dakota got emotional for their player and it got wentz's attention and he

and jeffries he has to use the body well. >> a reminder that the arena bowl is saturday. the soul look to make it back to back titles when they host the storm. catch it here saturday night here on 6 abc at 7:00. lets play two. the phillies and marlins, play two. and a budding young start does it again. down 1-0 in the first. reece hoskins, the rookie is beginning to heat it up. this is initially scored a double but the umpires need to take a second look and we do do. that is indeed a homer, the second straight game with a homer. now 3-2 miami in the fifth, cameron rupp a solo shot and game tied at 3-3. each row still doing it at 43. a pinch-hit makes it 6-3 miami. and stanton number 46 on the year, my goodness the phillies are trailing 9-3 in the seventh. >> and the move is resrow active this saturday and worse for vince valesquez he has surgery effecting the middle finger on his pitching hand. >> thank you ducis. >>> meteorologist, cecily tynan, with the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> impressive day how long does this last? >> today there is a front moving in and it

. >> jeffries missed a fourth straight day with a shoulder injury. however the injury is no longer an issue and today was a rest today. birds are off until sunday. legarrette blount back on the field. blount was signs after winning a super bowl with the patriots last year. >>> please lay your eyes on this. wow. a couple of the big boys returning punts. catching them at least. they both caught one, peterson was in practice early. cox makes the grab everyone feeling good. before we go check in on jamaal. holding the ball over his head. he can't reach it. when he does get it he sends it to never, never land. children beware he'll block everyone. that's your look at sports. every year south jersey sends more and more tax money to trenton, but gets less and less back thanks to steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools. huge tax breaks for themselves and their rich friends while we pay more. and homestead rebate funding for seniors cut in half next year. don't believe the fake news from his weal

i believe jeffries noted that google searches led people toward adidas more mept sort of that may be the future sales trend. >> by the way, this relative value trade, adidas/nike, is six months old adidas has been eating their lunch. >> is it overdone? >> it's way overdone the reason for nike's weakness, finish line seems to be going out of business. foot locker may be not far behind them. i don't think that's happening we know nike with dtc orders, 52 pu bucks on nike is a place i'll start nibbling to me, this pullback is great. adidas and nike, duopoly both have margin power and pricing pressure they can exert on all their vendors i buy nike. >> buy nike. tim. pete says no. >>> still ahead, the president getting ready to address the nation tonight about his plan in afghanist afghanistan. we're going to bing you the latest details on what we can expect from president trump coming up. more "fast money" coming up. in the meantime, here's what else we have. >>> energy stocks on track for their worst month since december of 2015. and we'll tell you what it could mean for the markets >>>

brent thill, jeffries, thank you very much. let's get a trade update from steven weiss who bought snap as a trade earlier this week, but now you're out >> not completely. i'm not 90% out. it was a great trade over 15, sold the rest this morning at 14.70 to 14.72. i made money quicker than i thought i would, so you don't get greedy in things like this you move your stops up, but i kept 10%, which is the house money, basically i still think there's potentially some upside, but i'll be quick to pull the trigger. >> okay, steven, thank you >>> pete najarian seeing some unusual activity in a major mining name. he's going to show us which way the stock is likely to move, coming up. >>> but first, let's get your s&p 500 sector check on this friday and we are seeing every sector in the s&p except for technology higher technology, though, very fractionally down. the s&p is up about 0.3% overall, the dow up 53, and we are ba rhtft ts.ckig aerhi >>> and welcome back to the "halftime report." let us get katelyn >> the national hurricane ce

we have some a good day for al jeffries and what theleir new c back. sports coming up next. the white out has been trying to kick off a shoulder energy. out on the field he's competing against the newly acquired ran old darby. >> he's great brakes on the ball. he's a great player. >> he's going to be useful. i've played against him a few times. i know what he's capable of. his quickness and his speed i think he's going to do a great job for us and he's already making the plays out there. >> from the air attacks to the ground game, the eagles struggled running the ball at green bay. 19 carries for 47 yards. today offensive coordinator assessed the situation. >> it's hard to totally evaluate until it's live all the time. you saw on the couple live practices we have had out here, our running game looks better on days it's been live on training camp because we've got to bring it back to the ground. we didn't run it very well against green bay but i'm very confident that we will run the ball well this year. >> west coast basketball the phils are in san diego. 10:10 start tonight

. >>> competition may be intensifying for nike and that's where we begin tonight another jeffries, citinghe popularity of its rival, adidas, which it says has been able to avoid the soft trends in the athletic shoe and apparel markets. according to the analyst report, cop tigs could cap market share gains and expansion. nike was the worst performing stock on the dow today off 2.5% to 5361. >>> and shares of the other sporting goods retailers also dropped. >>> sales at francescas are weak and expected to stay that way. the women's apparel and accessies retailer said its back to school sales got off to a challenging start. its chief merchandising officer stepped down. the shares plunged to a record low off nearly 12% to 703. >>> hedge fund camber capital management has taken a more than 5.5% stake in tenant health care according to a regular tear filing. on friday, two health care directors resi. both of those directors worked for glenview capital which owns 18% of tenant. the stock was up 6% to 1656. >>> herbal life out with a series of announcements. the nutritional supplement company rec

that's different out of church pretty good leverage your money is a researcher's response actually jeffries super under their retreat researcher at harvard university had them the co-author of the study told a.f.p. we looked at the whole cherry tree using social science methods we found a gaping systematic discrepancy between what exxon sad about climate change in private and academic circles to what it said to the public they lied. you know it's simple you know they had it now they're going to try the branding and i'll go we're making things from algae now terrible forget about everything they knew that their product contributed to climate change they knew that climate change was real i mean that's what you're seeing here is a climate change it's dirty and it makes the air bad right really it's not a good idea and they knew this is early as may nine hundred seventy nine they were sounding it all internal alarms on climate change you know these researchers have found an internal memo from that you hear that said the most widely held theory about climate change is that the increase in atmosp

ambassador john bolton and ambassador robert jeffries join us tomorrow. news on this light edition of "kennedy." a massive manhunt under way. and developing in the last hour. police say they killed four suspected terrorists and wounded another in a shootout in a town 0 miles south of the city. they are said to have been wearing suicide belts it all began this afternoon when a fanatic in a rented van drove into las ramblas promenade killing at least 13 people and

let's get the view from seniorre, jeffries analyst covering sony.y good, across a number of segments, quite a bit of strength, the turnaround intact, but what of the criticism that gains were from one off elements or they came off a low base from the previous year? >> not exactly. excluding the one offs, operating profits were ¥120 billion, and not many people are aware that in the 71 year donery they have never more than ¥100 billion and operating profit in the first quarter, so not only was this the biggest first-quarter number in history, but stripping out the one offs from the last highest was ¥99 billion 10 years back. to ¥90 billionet and operating profits, the stock price used to be ¥10,000 plus. now it is ¥4500, so cheaper than what it used to be. profits are at a record high, and most are not driven by consumer electronics. they are driven by businesses in which they have a strong position, and often a duopoly or monopoly as well, so very good. haidi: and yet the conservative guidance? >> yes. just to put things in perspective. 3-4 years ba

the ear marking era was full jim jeffries underway, 2001 to 2006, and we really lost our way, and because we couldn't claim that we were fiscally conserve. we had to argue about flag-burning, and then delve into the wedge issues, and and we have never gotten back, we hat the majority in the house and senate and the white house and we lost it. 2006, we lost the house and the senate, and then 2008 lost the white house. so just because we have those majority today, doesn't mean that we'll have them even two years from now or a year and a half from now. >> host: i like the anecdote of you and mike pence as freshmen, rung around a retreat, sounding like rain man. >> guest: tax cuts, tax cuts. >> host: i found a lot of vote, in particular trump voters, who think that these academic arguments about the health of conservatism are uninteresting and really the concerns of privileged elites. how do you make the case, rightly, think, that the health of conservatism is an urgent matter at that real world implications. >> guest: i guess you can split two things. you can win elections and if you're doin

jeffries of district heights. >> ♪ yeah, waking up my day ♪ i've got a brand new plan ♪ good morning,ngton ♪ hey, tell me what's the word ♪ kidd: casey williams of alexandria. >> ♪ good morning, washington ♪ ♪ the sun coming up ♪ smile on my face ♪ the morning moving right along ♪ ♪ waking up my day ♪ good morning, washington >> ♪ good morning, >> some pretty incredible talent in the d.m.v. you still have time to enter. the deadline is tonight at midnight. go to wjla.com for details. you could be the first to be in front of the producers. do that before midnight tonight and one of the passes could be yours. we announce the winners friday morning on "good morning washington." alison: very exciting. jonathan: do a little bit. alison: i'm not going to do it. jonathan: you sang it the other night. alison: not going to do it. we have good talent out there. >> i didn't know it hadley -- lyrics. jonathan: republicans that are staying away from the huge rally. on southwest water front where today the district leaders celebrate a big year for tourism. coming up, why they feel optimistic about

ambassador john bolton ambassador robert jeffries join us tomorrow.ws on this light edition of "kennedy." a massive manhunt under way. and developing in the last hour. police say they killed four suspected terrorists and wounded another in a shootout in a town 0 miles south of the city. they are said to have been wearing suicide belts it all began this afternoon when a fanatic in a rented van drove into las ramblas promenade killing at least 13 people and

citigroup jeffries and yes bank working on the offerings. two dollars $.63. $2.63.aidi: evergrande reporting profits that saw 250% lifted by a booming sales and prices. core profit was a fraction over $4 billion on revenue of almost $18 billion. evergrande has been targeted by short-sellers for its high level of debt. the stock has managed to jump 370 percent this year, fueled by share buybacks and plans for a backdoor listing. rishaad: samsung is to invest $7 billion in china to meet surging demand for memory chips, spread over three years in its existing plant. it drove earnings to a record in last quarter. samsung had 41% of the market through march. more than double that of toshiba , which developed the technology. getting back to our top story for the markets, north korea firing that ballistic missile over japan. president trump and shinzo abe, these lines coming out. the un security council calling an emergency meeting. let us take a look at the ramifications when it comes to investors. here with me in sydney, great to have you. it has been a busy morning. we

embass dor jeffries, some would say it's another missile test in what seems to be a frequent action forhe north koreans in your opinion, does it meaningfully increase the tension in the region and the need for the u.s. to respond >> absolutely. as you reported correctly pointed out, this is an escalation where it was launched from, it was a mobile, very capable missile. it traveled over japan this is the first time, other than the excuse that the north koreans were trying to launch satellites, that they have done this over an american ally this is very threatening also it's after president trump's very specific threats. they didn't shoot this thing at guam but they shot it in another direction that is very destabilizing. this means threats are not going to slow this guy down and i don't think normal negotiations, normal diplomacy that we've been try i trying before with administrations, including when i was in the bush white house, are going to work with this guy. >> what is going to work if normal diplomacy is not going to work -- it's funny. steve bannon prior to his exist gave this i

. >>> nike stock getting a downgrade at jeffries after we saw the dire report out of foot locker sharesf nike down fractionally foot locker was just incredible. they hadn't reported negative comp in 7 1/2 years. i mean, and then out of nowhere, not only were the comps extremely below analyst estimates, but they said things aren't getting any better from here and they kind of pinned it on the consumer and so the consumer is moving faster than ever, their attention span is shorter than ever, they have more information than ever, they did say that we'll try to respond faster, get product out to them more quickly. but it sort of came out of nowhere and took a lot of analysts by surprise and then we saw shares of nike and adidas and under armour all take a hit >> and more retailers coming out. >> this week we have lowes, abercrombie, pbh and tiffany we know the space is still pressured. so abercrombie probably not going to put up a stellar report lowes often follows what home depot does and we saw a stellar report on out of home depot. so i think things will be relatively strong out of lowes

talk more about fiat and the auto sector in under 30 minutes time with the managing director after jeffries. that's a conversation you do not want to miss >>> wonder kon condor is eyeingf lufthansa's planes they are in the process of preparing a concrete offer lufthansa submitted a proposal to air berlin on wednesday, centering on the niki business another german newspaper has reported that easyjet is interested in up to 40 of air berlin's planes with slots in berlin and hamburg >>> qantas shares hit a ten-year high in sydney after the australian carrier posted near record underlying profit for the year the ceo said it was proof that the three-year turnaround strategy is paying off and it aims to make another 3$350 million in savings each year qantas confirmed plans to offer the world's longest flight between sydney and london by 2022 i read this could be about 20 hours. i do not want to be on that plane unless it's first or business e-mail the show. let me know whether you want to be on that 20-hour journey the address is streetsignseurope@cnbc.com and of course you can find us on twitter,

ambassador john bolton ambassador robert jeffries join us tomorrow. kennedy: breaking news on this light edition of "kennedy." a massive manhunt under way. and developing in the last hour. police say they killed four suspected terrorists and wounded another in a shootout in a town 0 miles south of the city. they are said to have been wearing suicide belts it all began this afternoon when a fanatic in a rented van drove into las ramblas promenade killing at least 13 people and injuring more than 100. this video from moments after the attack. this video is difficult to watch. we are told the driver jumped the curb and swerved from side to side, plowing into anyone who didn't have time to jump out of the way. the pavement soaked in blood. victims screaming or unconscious or crippled from broken bones. witnesses describing a scene of chaos, confusion and suffering. >> they were screaming and everybody started to run. they run forward and. >> when didn't know. we just saw a massive amount of people trying to recover from something. we weren't sure if it wa

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other supermarket chains with the like of casino, tesco and there's a sting of stock trades, with jeffries and jp lowering their shares pernod ricard was boosted by strong sales by the u.s. and china the owner of absolut vodka raised its dividend by 7%. >>> let's switch out to brussels, brexit negotiators from the uk and eu are running into disagreements as the talks reach the final day. the officials on both sides exchanged barbs. the british team says the eu is too rigidly tied to guidelines, the eu says the uk is short of ideas. negotiators have a little over a year to agree on withdrawal terms. willem marks is out in brussels today. in a couple hours time there will be a press conference between david davis of the uk and the chief brexit negotiator for the eu, michelle ba barnier what can we expect to hear >> i imagine what both sides are hopping for is more clarity on what we've seen the last few days of negotiations the main sticking point seems to be the divorce bill. the european side back in july put forward their own methodology for how to calculate it the british have not done t

if oil prices go up to where the guy from jeffries said, 60 bucks plus this issue starts to fade away into the background because cash flow will improve, kotcost cuts will kick in and the dividend will look save. right now the company is having to work hard to provide the cash to make the payments, and that's weakening potentially the long-term position $800,000 per day new production by 2020 f th, if they can achie that, this will improve long-term prospects. >> the dividend yield is one of the highest -- >> top ten 6.5% >> up there with the likes of shell. i guess investors still give the company the shares, the benefit of the doubt and flock towards them because of that dividend. >> it's the income story that's key. for oil, there's a huge key for the uk market. a quarter of dividends are forecast, whether it's cash or script the stronger the oil price, certainly the big potential beneficiary would be the ftse 100 given the weights of shell and bp >> let's talk about the oil price. in the second quarter it hov erd belo hovered below $50. this morning opening up above $50. can we dr

stocks to watch today, twitter getting slapped with a downgrade to hold from buy at jeffries facebook will be the clear winner social media according to the analyst. he suggests twitter will lag behind google when it comes to social video >>> ulta beauty reporting second quarter profit and beauty that beat second quarter forecasts. the growth slowed from a year af go down almost 5%. >>> gamestop second quarter profit falling shy of forecasts. revenue beat estimates the nintendo switch console helped results gamestop expects a boost from the apple iphone when it's releas released down 6%. >>> autodesk reporting a narrower than expected second quarter loss revenue falling about 9% the softwaremaker continues its shift to business to rely on money generated from subscriptions instead of licensing deals. >>> shares of broadcom are lower today despite the company reporting better-than-expected earnings last night. revenue was in line with forecasts, but some analysts say investors were hoping for more this is one of those expectation games with this one. broadcom did raise fourth quarter s

thorton from jeffries -- t.j. thornton.omberg view columnist mohamed el-erian. big lossesrk city, yesterday. the biggest one-day move the s&p 500 since may of this year. futures up four points on the dow. positive two on the s&p 500. you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. included with xfinity tv. more to stream to every screen. ♪ jonathan: global stocks drop to havens after a terrorist attack in barcelona. five prospective terrorists killed by police after twin attacks in spain. islamic state claimed responsibility. republicans and the president look increasingly divided. senator bob corker says the white house needs radical changes. from new york city, good morning. i am jonathan ferro alongside david westin. alix steel is away today. 30 minutes away from the opening bell. big losses yesterday. the biggest on

top receiver his past two seasons but his role would have decreased with the addition of alshon jeffriesocker room leader. here's what gm howie rosen sen about making these moves. >> we do what we think is in the best interests of the team and then when you pull a trigger on anything like this you think about the player you're giving up and the draft pick, but we felt like this was the right decision for us. >> matthews' teammates sad to see him go. carson wentz tweeted this message to jordan. crazy part of this business. you'll always be my boy both on and off the field. couldn't ask for a better teammate and friend. >> zach ertz saying honestly i don't think a teammate has made a egg we are impact on my life. >>> going to miss going to battle with you on sunday. love you bro'. >> jordan matthews will only spend six days away from the linc before returning. >>> last night's sloppy start to the preseason. the good may be one reason matthews was suspendible. rookie max hollins halls in a 38-yard touchdown pass. the first team offense looked good. the bad davis with the moves here and dayl

. >> hakeem jeffries, congressman, thank you so much. >>> the worst fire storm president trump has faced in his 200-plus days in office has now deepened. two of his ceo advisory groups now gone, disbanding in the wake of his controversial remarks and the violence in charlottesville. remarks that placed blame on racists and counterprotesters alike with the president appearing to defend the neo-nazis, the kkk and the white supremacists, the heads of both campbell's soup and 3m were the latest to announce the exit from the president's advisory councils. the seventh and eighth executives to do so. shortly after those announcements, the president confirmed this on twitter, that he was disbanding both councils. with me now, cnn senior economics analyst steven moore who used to advise the trump campaign and cnn global economic analyst, she is also a global business columnist and associate editor for the financial times. steven, how big of a blow is this for the white house? >> well, i just have to respond to that previous interview, because i found it unbelievably shocking and i want to make su

democratic congressman hakim jeffries here of new york who's calling for two streets named after confederateenamed and was behind a bill to remove con jfederate flags to b removed from government buildings. to what sara just reported, that the word from the white house is that after that extraordinary news conference, the president has no regrets. where are you on all of this? >> what donald trump was rip the sheets off and show the american people who he is and what he represents. it's shocking for a lot of people but for those of us who grew up in new york, who followed donald trump, we understand who he is as an individual. he has always used racial stereotypes to benefit himself professionally, politically, and personally, and now he's taken his despicable act to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. it's time for him to stop acting like a two-bit racial hustler and start acting like the president of the united states of america. a real president does not play political footsie with david duke. a real president does not provide aid and comfort to neo-nazis or to lift up this fraudulent ideology of w

yesterday jeffries gave all their commission dollars in new york to houston relief, a cool $5 million. we have to keep giving. these people need our help. >>> still ahead, the president talks tax reform. well, we don't know about specific bus the president hinted it would target the wealthy. do we actually believe him? is it going to happen? this was the president's opportunity to talk cutting taxes and creating job, something everybody wants, but somehow it seemed like a rally speech. where's gary? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. you don't let anything lkeep you sidelined. come on! that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals... for the strength and energy, to get back to doing what you love. ensure, always be you. i enjoy the fresher things in life. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's fr

these are the global immigrations are so critical to the story and jeffries is coming out and sayingnventory is unlikely to return to the five-year average level anytime soon. job.: great work, great let's turn our attention to germany, less than a month until the country chooses its next government. a large portion of the electorate is still undecided. choice is a complex one to make. take a listen. the alec voters cast with two votes to pick up a total of 598 numbers in two pilot -- parliament. the second is for party. the first is for a representative area out of the r8 of -- members 298 representative suozzi a see 299ugh the first boat and seats are filled proportionately. if a party's share of the local representative vote exceeds its percentage of the party vote, extra seats are added. these are known as overhang mandates. to avoid distorting the intent party,rs' choice of a other parties are compensated with extra seats. 2013, the cdu received 45% in individual vote more than for the party. that meant it gained 16 seats in the bundestag, 17 were added for the other parties to

jeffries boosted its forecast for the base metal.futures have risen for 4 of the past 5 sessions. 352s take a look at g #btv on the bloomberg, and you can see behind me that the precious metal is posting its second monthly game and best performance since january. it is month's end as well. you can see that on the right-hand side. lisa: turning back to oil and gas, earlier today "bloomberg markets" spoke to the president of the power associates and 30-year veteran of oil and gas based in houston. vonnie quinn asked him what the followed of harvey will be for jet fuel. >> due to refineries having cut their throughputs by 5 million barrels a day, that accounts for 5000 barrels a day get fuel. airports in charlotte or atlanta that are dependent on jet fuel from houston, as well as new orleans-area locations, are going to see tighter supplies. there is a knock on effect come and become is in there, with mexico buying lots of gasoline from the usa. are they looking for alternative supplies? >> exactly. there is a scramble going on in the m

twitter downgraded to hold from buy at jeffries.s facebook will be the clear winner in social media. he suggests twitter will also lag behind google and snapchat when it comes to digital video, which he calls the biggest opportunity across social over the next few years that stock down 3.1% right now al ta beauty reporting -- beat forecast same store sales rising 11% topping estimates but that growth slowed from a year ago. that stock getting hit down by 5.4% gamestop second quarter falling shy of forecast though revenue beat estimates video game retailer says nintendo switch console helped results and expect a boost from apple's new iphone when it is released coming up, wall street will be closely watching fed chair janet yellen today, she's delivering a speech in jackson hole, wyoming, today. a preview of what investors should expect is next. and in the 8:00 a.m. hour loretta mester will be our guest. and as we head to break look at u.s. equity futures shaping up, positive open here on this friday dow looking up 70 points at the o

jeffries retail analyst both join us from new york.is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is bloomberg daybreak. coming up, michael mayo, wells fargo's securities bank analyst. this is bloomberg. alix: inflation taking the spotlight u.s. we will get consumer prices for the month of july. expectations are for 1.8% but it has missed economist expectations the past months and fed officials continue to sound concerned about inflation. >> we are not going to get a 2% and so low rates drop out of statistics six months to 10 months from now. it could take time. bythey have been surprised inflation coming in during the downside in the spring and not by tiny amounts, but a large amount compared to progress we made through 2015 and 2016. >> inflation has been coming up short relative to our 2% target. that matters. you think, 1.5 is not a big deal, but it matters that investors believe the fed can achieve its goals. >> it has moved up from a low level in 2015, when it was held down by oil, but the last numbers were on the weak side and inflation continues b

jeffries,upgrade from morgan stanley, and cc ic. earnings and announcing a special dividend. checking on chinese stocks listed in hong kong, falling after great results. great wall shares were raised at j.p. morgan, so some early action and hong kong's morning. rishaad: thank you. let's move it along and get over to singapore and have a look at first word news. somebody coming out in defense of regulation. fed chair janet yellen's speech at jackson hole was her broadest defense yet for the response to the financial crisis. she said any rollback of post-crisis reform should be modest because they make the system stronger and more resilient. her remarks could put her at odds with the trump administration, which issued a treasury report that called for significant changes. the united states is barring the trade of new debt issued by venezuela and its state-owned oil company and american markets. washington is blocking dealing an existing bonds owed i venezuela's public sector. to cut offtempt funding to the regime of president nicolas

that man is pastor robert jeffries with the first baptist church of dallas and friend of this programortable interpreting what you believe is the word of god and what god wants? are you happy with this. >> yes i am, because i believe i had is based on the bible, stuart. there is so much confusion with christians on idea of use of force, i wanted to make it clear that the bible gives president trump full moral authority to do whatever is necessary, including using assassination or even war to neutralize an evil dictator like kim jong-un. look, the president wants a diplomatic solution. he is is working toward a diplomatic solution but if dip problem sy fails, the president has moral right and moral responsibility to use whatever force necessary to protect american lives. stuart: can you quote the precise scripture which says it is okay to bomb your enemy? >> absolutely. in romans chapter 12, paul says individually we're to forgive those who wrong us. but in romans 13, he deals with the role of government, he says government, is quote a minister of god, send by god to punish those who p