the home office wouldn't comment on jim gamble's idea.er groups. tonight, will and jo are about to sting the man who wants to meet the decoy at newport train station. he's basically communicating with one 14—year—old girl and getting her to speak to herfriend and persuading the girl into a sexual liaison with him and the first girl. they say he's on a two—hour journey from his home because he thinks the girls will be home alone tonight. he's sent instructions to both children on how do different sex positions. they don't know anything about the target's background, whether he's violent, or whether they'll be able to detain him. so why not call in gwent police sooner? i just don't think if we put this file to them midweek that they would have done this as quickly cos of resource issues. and this needs doing quickly. if they don't respond immediately and we stop the conversation, he now has no child to talk to. he will go back into chat rooms looking for real children. i can't afford to let that happen. i take responsibility for that — i wi

it seems like a broader, dare i andbet, on online gaming gambling which has gotten a lot of press lately. jim is interesting and have the old economy elements, it is a newspaper and we are in several different businesses and we sell print applications, about 10 million publications a year. we sell data much like the bloomberg folks. we are also, we have an online smallerffering and two divisions called head to head sports and stat fox which are data providers and fantasy hosting sites. the bit opportunity for us is to digitize the print side, which the former owners started to do. there is asive and way to go to make and fully functional and the online offering. << private equity guys like yourself tend to think in platforms. we have had other elements of the sporting world including the nba and the nba commissioner had online gambling and betting may be something that could come to the nba one day. how likely is it in your estimation that it goes beyond horse racing for you? jim zenni: adam conference did a conference and the other commissioners have not said much. if you look at the forces

prefer actually to o own proctor & gamble where you've got a fabulous engagement investor procter is the way to go let's go to billy in virginia. billy? >> caller: hey, jimhow is it going? >> it's all right. how about you? >> caller: good. thanks for having me do you think the share quality is reflective of the lack of knowledge or confusion about the company going in the right direction? >> they've got cash but not momentum i think it's correctly priced. taylor in california >> caller: jim, how are you doing? great show. >> thank you, taylor. >> caller: should investors be shorting cheesecake factory with the quarterly report and transition in retail dining away from 5,000 to 7,000 square foot sitdown restaurants? >> it's profitable it was not a great quarter i do prefer garden i'm not going to short a company that's actually done a pretty good job over the years. let's go to john in nebraska john >> reporter: jim thanks for taking my call! >> yes. >> caller: my stock is esv. >> no! who wants offshore drilling into the wrong call michael in california, michael >> caller: boo-yah, jim! >> boo y. >> caller: thank you for your show and podcast i have a sto

jim kra, "power lunch" starts now. >> the grand plan for made in america. it comes as new polls show a drop in the president's popularity details ahead. >>> it's now the world's biggest proxy fight. procter & gambleersus billionaire nelson peltz what it means for the stock you invest in. and it's up almost 20% in the past month, up until 40% in the past three months, so is twitter back "power lunch" starts right now

saying it's not as bad as it looks now look, you could say jim, not as bad as it looks, what does it matter when i look at proctor and gamble, anheuser-busch, they make a lot of money off growth >> that's not true pge grew 2.1%. >> we'll talk about that in a minute. >> doesn't give a scrap about that >> facebook seems to be growing a bit. >> facebook has a problem. >> they're growing too much. >> the total addressable market is 7.4 billion, and they now have 27% of that don't you think they'd bump up to a limit at a certain moment can i tell you about the call i have heard this year even with the original, listen to this one line that energized the call just dropped he goes, start showing ads. i want to see us move a little faster here. that's it. all anyone asked about the start monetizing messenger if they start -- when you use what's app, i mean, i am talking about -- i will press on any ad, if they know she's in cambodia bam, zuckerberg has got the next five years figured out this is an independencive stock. >> if you don't get -- different investor i spoke to this morning says it's almost like it's such a profitable bu

gamble, quite frankly, katy accident and some of these senators just aren't willing to take it. >> garrett headache on capitol hill. thank you very much. >> and joining me now is republican congressman jim jor dan of ohio. thank you so much for being here, congressman. let's talk about what happens if mcconnell brings this vote to the floor. should he be doing so if he's not positive that he's got enough votes to get it passed? >> at some point you've got to have the vote. i actually support just repeal it now. there's a two year wind-down. i reintroduced that same bill that we put on president obama's desk 18 months ago. incompetent that's what we should do, repeal it. you've got a two year wind-down, a phase down period where you could actually work on the replacement. i hope that's what we do. >> what with the market getting did he stabilized during that time? what are you going to do about the people who are going to get kicked off their insurance or lose health care coverage during that time? is that a concern. >> the did he stable zplags and uncertainty already exists. >> absolutely, but certainly that would make it more did he stabilized than it already is right now. >> right now

jim donovan. later today you could own a piece of the former trump taj mahal, everything is up for grabs as part of the liquidation sale, including furniture, fixtures, gamblingale lasts until it is all gone, next summer taj will reopen as hard rock hotel and casino. >>> lets send it over to katie for a look at today's forecast >> not the best forecast we have ever seen, jim, for sure but we eke out overall what has been a pretty dry morning drive. that is beginning to change. we will look at storm scan and understand y pretty heavy rain dousing parts of the d.c. area , some of that will be lifting our way and, round of off and on showers and thunderstorms. on our live neighborhood network at whitefield elementary school thinks dim, tough to tell from the camera view but turning dam in western suburbs especially and even through to tomorrow at lee first half of the day showers and storms are still a theme. weekend, however is definitely looking up. meisha. >> yeah, looks beautiful. thanks, katie. we are looking outside still busy, we have a disable vehicle here schuylkill eastbound off ramp to spring garden was moved to spring garden street pulled off to the

gamble. >> home depot fired a 70-year-old veteran after he tried to stop some thieves in leaving a store in texas where working, jimnted three men carrying thousands of tools, home depot says only security personnel can procure shoplifters something he said he learned during training at the retailer. >> i think they could have -- but terminate me? that is pretty strong, i need the work. and -- i needed that job. >> we should add that he says he has been having trouble finding a new job. taking a look at home depot stock, up more than 14% so far this year. >> and "war for the planets of the apes" for the weekend box office. >> -- will never be one -- you are -- cheryl: third film more than day version of one of the longest running franchises in hollywood history, grabbed 56.5 million dollars, and then spider-man dropped to second place still 45.2 million dollars, that was 60% drop from debut but earned 117 million just last weekend, in third place thekids cartoon despicable me three, a name the big thick rounded out top five, great name for -- >> my brother saw it said it was really, really cute. but a really great

jim kra, "power lunch" starts now. >> the grand plan for made in america. it comes as new polls show a drop in the president's popularity details ahead. >>> it's now the world's biggest proxy fight. procter & gamble versus billionaire nelson peltz what it means for the stock you invest in. and it's up almost 20% in the past month, up until 40% in the past three months, so is twitter back "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome. i'm michelle carew sew cabrera. transports and the small caps, the russell 2,000 trading above record close right now check out the individual movers. coach, constellation brands among the names hitting new highs today even though constellation has pulled back. tyler. >> welcome, i'm tyler mathisen here's what's happening at this hour blue apron plunging 10% right now. reports that amazon may look to get into the prepared meal kit market more on this ahead and manufacturing in new york state growing for a second straight month in july, but it is at a much slower pace new orders and shipments both slipping just a bit. and celebrity chef bobby flay is planning to take his fast casual burger chain public. melissa? >> the trump administration is calling this week made in am