if you for those 3 statements to the top of the show 1st question goes to maxine mckew see how green is jim. i think germany is getting greener every election that we see that in especially the states elections the last couple years we've seen that in bavaria last year where the greens have become the 2nd biggest 4th and their very in parliament which was traditionally very conservative and arranged by merkel sister party the veyron conservatives we've seen that also and has the one of the other conservative strongholds where the greens gain significantly they're getting a foothold in almost every of german states the question is how ready are they going to be governing the states how willing are they going to be governing states and is this still a debate we only see in the west because we'll have a couple elections coming up in east germany and the greens haven't gained quite of that they those are going for the reason i'm asking about how green is germany's because you will know that there are people outside germany are always asking whether they're aware that germany has a longer enviro

come back to my point i didn't assume that when i listed the qualifications for leadership of the jim green terms of the you were going to say yes of course but professor mapper. to do that soon green co-leader of all the chancellorship material. this is not say all right so it's about who's as potential dangers of the here now from the studios that do not have experiences and they should have some experiences i kind of think about one building this in our history which who did not have experiences in directing. executives and they have now been the top of of law in germany and even this is seeing which is so different from governing in the federal system so i'm doubtful and i would say both have to collect experiences as well but on the other hand i do not think that they become the strongest party in the next and i think you have to admit that one has counselors the job you just you know with the positions that if you look at time would call i'm going to markland you have a lot of 1st year but but in the 1st years it was not model not every time joy just to watch them to experience that k

let's discuss with jim the green and the director of strategic communications, great to have both ofh us tonight. the ap headline is missouri reject license for abortion clinic, among the problems of the investigators have cited with two failed abortions requiring additional surgeries and another that led to life-threatening complications for the mother. aside from abortion with your pro-choice or pro-life, what does this say about the fact that these are health standards you would want anybody regardless of what treatment they are seeking to be safe and protected and this clinic will not cooperate with the investigation. >> i'm definitely pro-woman and that is what these anti-health politicians are not. i hear you on these fabricated regulations that anti-health politicians have created to shutdown abortion services in missouri. this is strategic. it is a decade-long plan. this is something that the organization has been focused on. it is not about these regulations but shutting down abortion. >> there are documented cases and i have read this, talking about women thinking they had

the notion that they were on god's green earth jim is sure that the market started there never has a down tick and now all recessions are one when did it happen right well i mean let's take a look at us the old car for a 2nd so short rates are higher than long rates and. you know tell me what it says is that banks don't trust each other because the banks know that they're insolvent the federal reserve is flooding the system with cash to avoid a credit for it and they will be unsuccessful the short rates are telling us that the banks are in fall vant my call and that part of the crisis from 2008 is about to hit ok so let's see back in 2007 i haven't dared wait for this and this is absolutely factual so back in 2007 the amount of so run and mortgage debt was $1.00 trillion dollars out of a coolant 10 trillion dollars worth of u.s. mortgages and want to ben bernanke he say about sub prime mortgages back then did he tell you watch out be worried be very afraid because banks owns you was at risk he said that the subprime mortgage crisis if there was a crisis was negligible and we have not

despite today's price action, european equities are in the green for jim. the rally looks fragile.lows, where traders are selling out at breakneck pace. here with the data, bloomberg's dani burger. dani: i have a clear signal for you that any rally this month has a lack of conviction. i have european listed etp, etf, any exchange traded products, monthly fund firms -- flows. this is a good idea of what institutions are doing because unlike the u.s., this isn't mostly retail. it's institutions. in june, we have seen more than 5 billion euros in outflows and that will be the largest sum on record. flee,hness as investors that includes a ubs model that sold out of equities. they investors are buying, are going very defensive and this is something we usually don't see when equities are rallying. one of the biggest beneficiaries of defensive funds are gold backed etf's. acid funded management joined together here. i want to show you what the curve does over the last few days. this is a huge spike in assets, now just under 7 billion in assets -- 7 billion euros, that is. these are gold b

another idea so that our viewers really understand how elementary that has been from jim in politics and explain why is the greens cannot be in your estimation of folks thought i have a big tent policy flex time and. played a major role in the 2nd top of the 20th century but till then we see a steep decline and they are important for had the rich societies to keep them to keep it together on a political level and they can only do it if they try all voters across all social classes across all age corps hearts. and all cultural milieu needs and this is not what the koreans are prepared to do they may exploit more and more this milieu of course will partly to knysna be find an urban area they will gain a lot of world from the younger people but they don't not get so many votes from the people above 60 which is a matrix share of our electorate with themselves more than some think that what america's right to be do have from millions of somewhere else living in germany and not only anywhere else the green party is is addressing so i think we do have a deep doo white in society sort of you know what the difference betw

that congress may try to block the planned escalating tariffs on mexico giving you a little green on the screen jimramer tweeting this morning that could also be the reason the dow began to turn positive late in the day yesterday as reports of rumors sort of leaked on ultimate that congress may try to go after those tariffs. that news also moving bonds. in fact the ten year yield doing something it has not done in a long time, it is actually rising a bit this morning not making too much -- still a 2.11%, but it is up a couple ticks this morning we'll get more on this big story with the guy who called the down slide in moments and two names you probably really care about, also moving a little higher today. that is amazon and google. they dropped a couple percent each yesterday on growing regulatory fears will the government go after one, both or them and apple about antitrust concerns the stocks fell 4%, 5%, 6% yesterday but as you see they are recovering apple up just under 1% and yesterday at one point the stock falling as much as 3%. it did recover a little bit late in the day all this after reut

. >>> dow dupont joining us now chairman ed greene and jim collins how are we doing verses the initial merger of dow dupont in terms of value creating? >> we clearly have some macro issues affecting the companies and affecting a lot of our companies. if you look throughout the company right now, every metric improved tremendously. we take $3.6 billion down to the company. if you look at benchmarking of the three companies, we benchmark to any of the pure company that you want to compare us to. a little bit weaker revenue for dupont, we had gross margin at a 20 bases point of an improvement of 90 bases point. the under lining business of way we are running it. >> there was a bit of bad luck, obviously, cell phones, you have a great -- 5g is a good story. what is this story here in terms of business person trying to work in this >> the biggest thing is the china tariff issue, it is affecting all three of our companies. du dupont, 20% of our business is being affected now it is high end smartphones and autos. we think that persists a couple more months here of these stocks that we are goi

green. among the guests is box sportscaster jim gray, tom fazio, the golf course architect, he is behind some of the most expensive most fabulous layouts in history and the ceo, this is the fitbit for the process if you're actually serious about this stuff this is the one. some of the biggest names in sports wearing this device including rory mcilory. >> maybe i should work to improve my golf game. thank you. we begin with breaking news and fox business the entry team coverage. christine on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we begin with edward at the white house. reporter: any minute the president will hold a second chance hearing ceremony and event ceremony, he will talk about those people who have paid their deficit society and how they can reenter the workforce, the president talking jobs and also talking trade at the white house, president trump usmc and does have bipartisan support in congress to go forward now,. >> so we can get support from the democrats in congress, nancy pelosi want to put herself work. >> he wants the house speaker to put the bill forward. he says in one we

green mountain coffee roasters. >>> good morning, i'm jim sciutto in washington.a high stakes near collision at sea, cnn has obtained exclusive video of a russian destroyer very nearly colliding with a u.s.s. chancellorsville, this in the philippine sea this morning. russia says that the u.s. ship was at fault, but these and other manuals released from the u.s. navy appear to show otherwise. cnn's barbara starr is at the pentagon, first to obtain these pictures. what do we know this morning? >> good morning. we're going t

bush chose the greens would get the most votes in a national election edging out chancellor angela merkel skills that the tips are we witnessing a major shift in jim politics also coming up my dreams heads through mexico to the u.s. border but they could be among the last as mexico tightens controls to avoid the u.s. treasury is close tabs on its goods.

green mountain coffee roasters. >>> a very good monday morning. i'm jim sciutto. poppy harlow has the day off.on says it's ready typical pose new sanctions on iran just hours after iran said that it would shoot down another u.s. drone if it had to. it is not clear how extensive these new sanctions will be. u.s. block most iranian oil sales. this threat comes after the president reversed at the very last minute military strikes on iran. at the same time the u.s. is saying it is ready for negotiations with iran with no pre-conditions but iran says it won't be pressured. we

jim gamble used to lead the u.k.'s child exploitation and online protection center as a leading policeman he's seen firsthand what drives the green. this is sexually motivated driven behavior and if you look at you know some of the offenders in the u.k. i think of one in particular who had been looking at images then videos then had gone online to speak to family in the philippines who rolled their child out to be abused to order and then eventually that person because the sense actually driven point you know what i want to go to the next step so when you go to some more you think is corruption high is poverty high and the answer to those 1st 2 questions is yes the chance of me getting away with it is i money tech companies are investing heavily in educating uses to stay safe online. is the. way this week google expanded its digital safety curriculum for children helping youngsters teachers and parents to identify harmful content campaigners say the responsibility should be on tech companies to screen uses and police platforms popular with children and for governments to make sure they do need barca al-jazeera london. i mean actu

jim gamble used to lead the u.k.'s child exploitation and online protection center as a leading policeman he's seen firsthand what drives the green. this is sexually motivated driven behavior and if you look at you know some of the offenders in the u.k. i think of one in particular who had been looking at images then videos then had gone online to speak to family in the philippines who rolled their child out to be abused to order and then eventually that person because this is sexually driven point you know what i want to go to the next step so when you go to somewhere you think is corruption high is poverty high and the answer to those 1st questions is yes the chance of me getting away with it is high money tech companies are investing heavily in educating uses to stay safe online. this week google they expanded its digital safety curriculum for children helping youngsters teachers and parents to identify harmful content campaigners say the responsibility should be on tech companies to screen users and police platforms popular with children and for governments to make sure they do the al-jazeera london. the women's. business of.

jim gamble used to lead the u.k.'s child exploitation and online protection center or as a leading policeman he's seen firsthand what drives the green. this is sexually motivated driven behavior and if you look at you know some of the offenders in the u.k. i think of one in particular who had been looking at images then videos then had gone online to speak to family in the philippines who rolled their child out to be abused to order and then eventually that person because this is sexually driven point you know what i want to go to the next step so when you go to somewhere you think is corruption high poverty high and the answer to those 1st questions is yes the chance of me getting away with it is high money tech companies are investing heavily in educating uses to stay safe online. this week google they expanded its digital safety curriculum for children helping youngsters teaches him parents to identify harmful quantitate campaigners say the responsibility should be on tech companies to screen users and police platforms popular with children and for governments to make sure they do the al-jazeera london. thank you very much pakist

interrupt, jim, just because in the last minute here, we've seen a second group of helicopters, a pair pass over our head on the way to the dmz with the tell taitale, two tone white half, greenower half, appearing to be marine one, the helicopter carrying the u.s. president to the dmz. that just happening in the last moment here. jim, please stand by in a short while, we will have an update, and we are approaching that moment when president trump will meet the leader of north korea at the dmz. please stay with us. we're going to bring that moment to you as it happens live here on cnn. not even our competitor's best battery can match the power of energizer. because energizer ultimate lithium is the longest lasting aa battery in the world. [confetti cannon popping] energizer. backed by science. matched by no one. book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a $50 gift card. because when your business is rewarding yourself... ...our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com i can taste your beer. i want to taste his beer. [ indistinct conversations ] samuel adams sam '76 -- finally a refreshing lager that you can taste. it's been a long time sin

jim gamble used to lead the u.k.'s child exploitation and online protection center or as a leading policeman he's seen firsthand what drives the green. this is sexually motivated driven behavior and if you look at you know some of the offenders in the u.k. i think of one in particular who had been looking at images then videos then had gone online to speak to family in the philippines who rolled their child out to be abused to order and then eventually that person because this is sexually driven point you know what i want to go to the next step so when you go to somewhere you think is corruption high poverty high and the answer to those 1st questions is yes the chance of me getting away with it is high money tech companies are investing heavily in educating uses to stay safe online. this week google they expanded its digital safety curriculum for children helping youngsters teachers and parents to identify harmful quantitate campaigners say the responsibility should be on tech companies to screen users and police platforms popular with children and for governments to make sure they do the al-jazeera london. it is time for sport now

jim gamble used to lead the u.k.'s child exploitation and online protection center or as a leading policeman he's seen firsthand what drives the green. this is sexually motivated driven behavior and if you look at you know some of the offenders in the u.k. i think of one in particular who had been looking at images then videos then had gone online to speak to family in the philippines who rolled their child out to be abused to order and then eventually that person because this is sexually driven point you know what i want to go to the next step so when you go to somewhere you think is corruption high poverty high and the answer to those 1st questions is yes the chance of me getting away with it is high money tech companies are investing heavily in educating uses to stay safe online. this week google they expanded its digital safety curriculum for children helping youngsters teachers and parents to identify harmful quantitate campaigners say the responsibility should be on tech companies to screen users and police platforms popular with children and for governments to make sure they do the al-jazeera london. all right it is time for

green room. i have already emailed them to him. it is great to be here with theo, -- with you, jim. lou? you wrote the bible about how to run for president. thank you. shannon is here. joe foster, it is his birthday today. what a great way to celebrate his birthday. we have the former new hampshire attorney general who is out here somewhere. thank you for being here. kathy sullivan, the former chair. to canada.nsel we can see canada from our porch. we love canada and minnesota. it is great to see you. the british council is here. thank you. you.reardon, thank the senior advisor to jeanne shaheen. scott merrick is doing an incredible job for me. his girlfriend is here. she just graduated from law school. keep her in mind. [laughter] they have been dating for five years. i have the whole story about how they met, while they were both working for jeanne shaheen. it was during a martin o'malley speech. [laughter] i am hoping something else will happen while he is working for me. and my husband, thank you. we missed the bruins game. we are happy for you. we were in iowa, coming back here. i a

it matters if the russians feel they have a green light tacitly to interfere in the election again. certainly as max's point and jim sciutto's point, the president was almost dismissive and facetious the way he talked about it was certainly sending encouragement. it didn't come out tonight, but i think the president's relationship with russia will be an issue in the general election. you know, when you talk about the teflon presidency, i keep coming back to this. if you look at the underlying reality of an unemployment rate under 4% and approval rate barely over 40%, that should not happen. in fact, as i have written in the last couple weeks, if you look at people who say they are satisfied with the economy, for barack obama and george w. bush, three quarters of the people were satisfied with the economy said they approved of their performance in office. for donald trump it's 55%. that's the price of everything else that we watch from his relationship with putin to the way he talks about race to the tweeting. i mean, there is a price here. and i do think this will be an issue eventually, but obviously as you point

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rick: i was watching earlier jim and tiger, his long game looked great but he seemed like he was really struggling on the greens5 puts in the first round, just all around the edges couldn't get anything to drop and again not a good puttin g today, he was just never able to get anything going and it's disappointing to be anybody whose here particularly coming off what he had done at augusta national back in april or winning for the first time a major since 2008 it had been 11 years and he had that sterling performance here back in 2000 when he won by 15 shots the most ever so everybody was so excited about him coming back to pebble beach where he won twice and at&t championship as well as u.s. open but just to the to be for tiger this year because there's too many people to crawl over and he won't come back from 10 strokes behind. rick: but you mentioned brooks k epka trying to make history. does he look like he's in a position to take the lead and win his third straight? >> he looks really good. he just missed a birdie attempt right here as kepka is now playing on the ninth hole, so he will stay six under for t

jim gamble used to lead the u.k.'s child exploitation and online protection center or as a leading policeman he's seen firsthand what drives the green most of. this is sexually motivated driven behavior and if you look at you know some of the offenders in the u.k. i think of one in particular who had been looking at images then videos then had gone online to speak to family in the philippines who rolled their child out to be abused to order and then eventually that person because this is sexually driven point you know what i want to go to the next step so when you go to somewhere you think is corruption high poverty high and the answer to those 1st questions is yes the chance of me getting away with it is high money tech companies are investing heavily in educating uses to stay safe online. this week google they expanded its digital safety curriculum for children helping youngsters teachers and parents to identify harmful content campaigners say the responsibility should be on tech companies to screen users and police platforms popular with children and for governments to make sure they do the al-jazeera london let's give you a side

green. what did he say about that, jim? >> well, it was absolutely incredible. look at what has happened.ew plaque for this one. gary woodland knew right then that he had sealed the deal with that shot on 17. i had a chance to speak to him after he was presented the trophy. >> can you describe what it means to have a major championship and to have one like the united states open as an american? >> it means everything. being in america, we have men and women that go out and fight and serve and sacrifice for us to play a game. i was able to play a game at pebble beach and walk away they u.s. open champion. >> there was a great flyover there right when he was presented that trophy. just a great scene. this is america's national park. one of the prettiest places. it it is iconic. they got everything right, and i would suggest is going forward, that perhaps this place, pebble beach, would be the place, just like st. andrews is the birthplace of golf. they should be aware that national championship is. >> bill: it was great late last night. what did he say about holding out brooks koepka, who i

jim handly. storm team 4 tracking what could be ouother r of severe weather. >> i'mendy rieger. we will see this rain and you can see the greenon right now, as we look at the storm team 4 radar. >> let's kick things off with storm team meteorologist, doug kammerer. how ugly will it be? >> in the south we will see some storms. d.c. metro and pnts to the west some storms but most seeing light shower activity. dry conditions in d.c. we have seen a couple showers develop, downpours around d.c. earlier. most of this very light around wincheste and luray and warrington area and leesburg. and down south where the sere thunderstorm watch is at staffordounty and maybe st. mary's county. that's really about it. watching one more downpour parts of montgomery county around the laurel region and the heaviest storms to our south. watch out st. mary's region and you have storms comingour way. for the rest of the evening, if you have plans this evening, especially d.c., norford, i wouldn't cancel them but keep the umbrella ready. >> you can find oug's forecast up to the minute any time, you can set weather as page. >>> we have breaking news

some green blood and the others they are really no experts on the middle east and it's a pity that the united states which brought forward people like george boult szell and henry kissinger and jim baker is now at the hands of people like donald trump and his associates they understand nothing about diplomacy and nothing about the middle east it's even insulting it's like. trying to give someone a buck shish. in order for him to give up what he really values sovereignty statehood his capital and all of that and it's really too much to waste a lot of time on it and one can only ask every toric a question would these rallies agree to sell their own national dignity and national lend or even the settlements in the west bank for a price tag of $50000000000.00 or $500000000000.00 or whatever the would be ok you're seeing in tel aviv i mean the supporters of this deal or are spinning it is a middle east marshall plan we already heard marshall's name mentioned already i mean but i don't really understand how it works i mean if the countries that are involved or are egypt lebannon jordan israel the palestinian lands i mean who's going to make those decisions i mean i seriously doubt it

this is the highest level the green back has had against the yuan since the end of november carl, jim, back to you >> rick, thank you very much holding onto these gains, dow at 161 here we are back to 28.92 on the s&p. we'll be back in just a moment, don't go away. >>> it is risk on this merger monday as the procters and cokes sell off and goldman, cat, dow, lead the industrials whe we'll get stock trading with jim in a minute. , the rhythm of the world. , but to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and markets expertise we create the possible. and when you do that, you don't chase the pace of tomorrow. you set it. nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. chloe, why is there a lamp shade on your head? shhh. my owner might have given me a little bit of cat nip. uh. [ laughing ] it's great, listen. it is great, gidget. everything is grand. [ meow ] [ purring ] [ growl ] are you finished? [ cooing ] that was weird. oh sister it's gonna get way weirder. >>> time for jim and stock trading. >> analog devices, they do internet of things, got some auto goldman goes from sell to buy t

jim gamble used to lead the u.k.'s child exploitation and online protection center as a leading policeman he's seen firsthand what drives the green most of. this is sexually motivated driven behavior and if you look at you know some of the offenders in the u.k. i think of one in particular who had been looking at images then videos then had gone online to speak to family in the philippines who rolled their child out to be abused to order and then eventually that person because this is sexually driven point you know what i want to go to the next step so when you go to somewhere you think is corruption high poverty high and the answer to those 1st questions is yes the chance of me getting away with it is high money tech companies are investing heavily in educating uses to stay safe online. this week google they expanded its digital safety curriculum for children helping youngsters teaches him parents to identify harmful quantitate campaigners say the responsibility should be on tech companies to screen users and police platforms popular with children and for governments to make sure they do the al-jazeera london. let's get a round

thank you nick robertson and jim sciutto for us, and we'll talk with you again as we dissect what happens in this upcoming news conference. we want to bring in now amy green, a political science researcher from paris, and she joins me now live. amy, you've been listening to the developments here from the g-20 summit. i want to ask you first about steps with china and the united states as far as trade. how would you characterize the announcement that the u.s. won't impose more sanctions but they will start resuming their conversations again? >> right, thank you so much, natalie. you know, i think we can see really as the approach as the two reporters just mentioned, both the united states and china are perfectly aware that neither country has an interest in any protracted conflict be it economic, political or of course military. so, you know, it's obviously great news for this trade relationship that the united states has walked back the threat of the $300 million in additional tariffs. it's possible as well that it was a tactic of playing hard brawl perhaps to get china back to the table, perhaps to drum up additional effort in the united states sort of a

green pastures, but they're gone. >> no slight goes unnoticed, u.s. soccer player megan rapinho who said -- >> [ bleep ]. >> megan should win before she talks. finish the job. >> jim acosta, reporting for us from osaka, japan. tonight, as president trump is lamenting robert mueller's testimony, some democrats are celebrating. they're hoping mueller's appearance will help them make their case. others are trying to downplay expectations. political correspondent sarah myrrh is joining us right now. sarah, mueller's testimony is about three weeks away. what can we expect? >> wolf, i think you'll see robert mueller trying to be as conservative as possible, and stick to the report. of course, that's not going to stop lawmakers from asking, truly, whatever they want. >> democrats hope robert mueller's public appearance before congress, now scheduled for three weeks from today, will reenergize their investigation of the president and reintroduce the former special counsel's report to the american people. >> i think it's very important that the american people hear from mr. mueller as to what he did find, given the nature of what he has to say, what's in the report, he wil

green mountain coffee roasters. play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums >>> very good morning to you. i'm jime first time we have learned special counsel robert mueller will answer questions in public. he is going to testify about his probe into russian interference in the election and president trump. the reluctant mueller agreed to testify before two house panels. this is all going to take place before your eyes live in public on july 17th. this is after house democrats issued a subpoena for his appearance. just last month you will remember when he gave those rare public remarks on

jim mattis was defense secretary. secretary mattis declined to answer when he was asked if he supported the plan "c" nominee to run the u.s. army, a guy named mark green. plan "c" mark green was a doctor from tennessee who was a self-proclaimed creationist who said on tape, and i quote, "transgender is a disease." he also mused on tape at a tea party event about putting down the armed member insurrection in this country. secretary mattis, you okay with this guy running the united states army, sir? sir, sorry, did you hear the question, sir? we didn't hear your answer. do you -- so that one didn't work out either. time for plan "d." right? after all of those earlier experiences, president trump still needed somebody to be the top civilian leader of the united states army. his plan "d" choice after running through all those other carefully chosen best people was that he eventually arrived at the top lobbyist for raytheon. raytheon, one of the biggest defense contractors on earth, which means literally its income derives from military contracts. that is ultimately who president trump decided to put in charge of the u.s. army, the top lobbyist for raytheo

green room and i already e-mailed them to him to show. i wish you pick he's been giving me advice here and there, and it is great to be here with you, jim. thank you and thanks neil for that nice introduction. lou, where are you? lew wrote the bible about how to run for president, thank you. shannon is here. shannon, shannon, where are you? right over there, state senator. attorneyte general, does everyby know it's his birthday today? what a great way to celebrate. [applause] his birthday. and then we have former new hampshire attorney general therel delaney is out somewhere. thank you for being here. [applause] kathy sullivan, when i first look at financial democratic dinner, thank you, the former chair.ne it also david who is the council to candidate. where are you? since we can see canada from our porch, we love canada in minnesota. i had at the canadian-american group in the senate, and i go there almost every year. so it's great to see you, and the british council i think it's here, too. there she is. thank you very much. [applause] and also judy reardon. thank you, the senior advisor council former to jeanne shaheen. my state direc

green, blue, yellow, orange, everything. every color but white. i think it would be cool. i like it. >> but according to lieutenant jimem from trail blazers to targets among fellow inmates. inman got the message in no uncertain terms. >> apparently another inmate or two went into his cell and put some knots on his head and said don't be giving us anymore heat over here. we seen inman a day or two later, of course, he won't tell what happened or what it was over or anything like that, because that's a convict code. but we know what it was over. i got enough people out there telling me what it was over. >> and now things are about to heat up even more for inman as the prison disciplinary board takes up his case. >> he's been charged with tattooing or possession of tattoo paraphernalia. some interesting evidence recovered from his cell as a result of this. he did come over -- i spoke with him briefly, and he has elected not to attend this hearing. >> what i'm going to do is enter a not guilty plea on the inmate's behalf. >> i'm going to submit as evidence instruction sheets that give detailed instructions as to how to pe

jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. big morning. the fed meaning begins global bond rally under way, draghi hints at more stimulus, futures green. less than 2% from an all time high. europe has some gains, the ten-year awfully cles itose to e handle facebook's key commerce play, the tech giant unveils a new digital wallet and cryptocurrency shares up premarket. >> trump versus draghi the president ripping into the ecb chief for pushing down the euro, saying it is unfair to the u.s. >> and as you just heard, beyond meat's incredible run continues. shares surging once again. now up close to 700% since its debut. facebook is up in the premarket after launching a new cryptocurrency called libra. the move is designed to expand the company's presence in e-commerce and global payments also creating a regulated subsidiary called co-libra which will roll out a crypto wallet based on the libra currency. earlier, we spoke about the differences between libra and bitcoin. >> if you want to compare libra with traditional cryptocurrencies, the first big difference is that typically cryptocurrencies have investment vehicles or, you know, invest

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jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. big morning. the fed meaning begins global bond rally under way, draghi hints at more stimulus, futures green.y cles itose to e handle facebook's key commerce play, the tech giant unveils a new digital wallet and cryptocurrency shares up premarket. >> trump versus

green, a lot of rain. it will get tougher. the conditions i think today, steve, will play very easy this morning because of all this dampness. >> bill: listen to jimt now. really good. >> where are your sticks? >> bill: don't have them. steve as the player, you are out there and see the beauty that's monterey and you also have that incredibly challenging golf course. for you or for others to understand what they'll go through over the next three days, what is it? >> it is basically sticking to your game plan. it is the u.s. open and you have to be patient. one of the most important things in the u.s. open is ball striking. the guys who are on top of the leaderboard hit a lot of fairways and greens. justin rose didn't do any of that. he only had 22 putts. the greens are so small you have to be smart and put the ball in the right position. there is so much undulation on the greens. if you drive it in the rof you have to put it in the right spot. justin rose did that beautifully yesterday and pebble beach and the usga set up the course so fairly this year. a lot of rough, very narrow fairways but not a long golf course. a lot of strategy involved bef

program than aoc's "green new deal," but he is in the democratic primary with a lot of leftists, stuart, who are progressive and indeed socialist. they don't buy the very good advice that jimve about what works and what doesn't and biden is just trying to protect his left flank. if he doesn't plagarize, stuart. that to me is more serious problem. stuart: i don't care about that. >> a lot of voters do. stuart: if he gets in, follows this policy, massive tax increases, massive shift in our economy, none of it sustainable, all of it disasterous. >> it is a much smaller program than what aoc, a number of people have proposed. that being said i counted four or five trillion dollars that is -- stuart: still in there? >> yeah. a few, look it is an issue. you raise a fair problem but look, i know the left and the democratic party. we talked about it. had he not done something like this, he would have be even more vulnerable. that is a weakness of my party. stuart: it is. >> you're right to point it out. i like to think i'm intellectually honest enough to do so as well. stuart: we accept that. don't say putin is a friend of china on that, stuart, to be fair, i apologize explicitly.