joe. -joe t.: yep? lemonis: come here, bud.can't have a conversation with somebody without erupting, he's never gonna grow professionally. i told you when i came back for the opening that i was super proud of what you did... joe t.: thank you. lemonis: ...and that i felt like you did all the work. i don't think you ever felt like i didn't give you that credit. joe t.: no, of course. yeah. -lemonis: okay. -joe t.: okay. lemonis: the only thing that's missing is your ability to absorb information from other people. because i think it'll -- honestly, i think it'll help. it'll make people feel like they can approach you. joe t.: but i've never done business with anyone who feels that i'm unapproachable. i do well with relationships. lemonis: but let's assume that we can work on it. joe t.: but, yeah, as long as you don't stick your foot out to trip me, we'll keep moving, but don't try to trip me up. lemonis: but he may even do that. joe t.: then we're gonna go to war. lemonis: no, you don't have to go to war. what you have to do is

joe sonye sprawled started crying. he said his name. >> nathan returned to his co-worker and his face told her everything. she was still on the phone with 911. >> is he here? >> you can tell there's something -- it's not good. >> ma'am, ma'am, what's going on? >> i don't know. >> but this much was clear, a man they good man, was lying dead in a pool of blood. coming up, what had happened to the doctor? rochelle, the doctor's girlfriend, thinks she may know. >> she said i hope this hurts (vo) we went to hollywood to ask taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. >>> dr. joe sonnier was handsome, well-liked and successful. but his show-case home in lubbock, texas, was now a crime scene. his body, riddled with bullets and stab wounds, found on his pristine garage floor. detective zach johnson. what do you think when you find out we've got the chief pathologist murdered in his own home? >> "why?" that's my first question. >> how did yo

joe? still with bloomberg view columnist and the former president of the marianas -- he joins us from rochester, new york. it is now time to think about the big questions. like tor, i always ask with a neutral real rate is to plug into my model. people are saying the equilibrium rate is coming down, lower than we may have thought. do you agree, and where do you think it is? >> yeah. i want to answer the second question about where i think it is. i'm not a huge fan of the rule in general, and i think it's not the best way to free monetary policy. but i will a your question about the neutral rate and the forces on it . you see a slight downward trend in the neutral rate, from the 1980's into the great recession 2007, youut since have seen a very sharp decline. the right way to gauge it, i like to use market evidence. where markets sink rate interest rates will be, 20 or 30 years than what theyer thought they were going to be in 2007, but 150 basis points lower. that creates a lot of chances

joe sonnier. how many times had dr. sonnier been shot? >> he had been shot five times. >> and how many times had he been stabbed? >> eleven. >> the detective moved through the house, trying to imagine what happened. >> i just walked up and visualized the point of entry. and from where i was at, i could see that the window was pushed in. there was no broken glass, which is very curious to me. >> investigators also noticed something about that gatorade bottle found on the floor. >> a projectile had traveled through that gatorade bottle. i just made the determination that it was possibly a silencer because we did have bullet casings in that immediate area. >> given the nature to the crime, the people close to joe were in for some scrutiny, including his girlfriend, richelle shetina, who rushed to the house when she heard the news. what's her demeanor? how's she acting? >> she is distraught. no makeup. you know, clothed like she had been doing housework, like she had just got in her car and flew out t

joe senior and kathryn taught joe that all people deserve to be treated with dignity. when you see someone fall, you help them back up because we are all in this together. that is the biden way. we have seen how he fights for working families because he passionately believes in the basic bargain that makes america great, that our economy should work for everyone, not just those at the top, and he stands up against in justice, he has led the fight to end violence against women and girls. and he stands up for peoples' lives including the project he's now leading on behalf of president obama, the cancer moon shot to fund breakthroughs and save lives. as many of you know, his wonderful son, beau, a great father, a great public servant, a great human being, passed away last year so this is personal to joe biden. he knows it's personal to a lot

joe: could it be that bad?eramatic, but nonetheless anchor has always been the autonomy of the fiscal authorities. if you start playing with that, that becomes a serious problem. joe: stay with us. next, data and the story it is telling about emerging markets. scarlet: hp shares falling after the printer company forecast for fourth quarter are just -- adjusted earnings were below estimate. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" is emerging-market stock momentum to fast, too high? i want to show you this chart. we have updated it. it shows how technicals are coming to fruition. the msci emerging-market indexes the topwe have updated it. panel, the bottom panel is the relative strength index. the rsi gets to the 70 level, it is over or and it comes down. it has been a consistent red light for investors going back to 2012. >> technician, i'm not. having said that, it is clear to me the market has run out of steam. the rally in the emerging markets has run out of steam. importanting into

joe senior anne catherine todd -- and catherine taught joe that all people deserve to be treated withnity. you see someone fall, you help them up. we are all in this together. that is the biden way. we have seen how he fights for working families, because he passionately believes in the a sick bargains that make our america great. that our economy should work for everyone and not just those at the top. against injustice. he has led the fight to end violence against women and girls. stares -- stands up for people's health including the project he is now leading on behalf of president obama. help save moonshot to lives. as many of you know, his , a great father and great public servant, a great human being, passed away last year. this is personal to joe biden. he knows it is personal to a lot of families. that is why he is fighting so hard to make a difference. if i am elected this fall i will ask him to continue the important work he has done to help us fight and defeat cancer. [applause] [cheering] ms. clinton: as someone who has worked with joe for years, first in the senate and then

[applause] joe, joe! ms.: you know, i think he would be the first to say that he cares about your family because of his family. joe sr. and catherine taught joe that all people deserve to be treated with dignity. when you see someone fall, you help them back up. we are all in this together. that is the biden way. we have seen how he fights for working families, because he passionately believes in the basic bargains that make america great that our economy should , work for everyone and not just those at the top. he stands up against injustice. he has led the fight to end violence against women and girls. [applause] ms. clinton: and, he stands up for people's health, including the project he is now leading on behalf of president obama the , cancer moonshot to help save lives. [applause] ms. clinton: as many of you beau, as wonderful son great father and great public servant, a great human being, passed away last year. this is personal to joe biden. he knows it is personal to a lot of families. that is why he i

this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: i am joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?"ee charts to explain today's lackluster data. bring us interesting stuff. the chart you are looking at our restaurant retail sales. down,looking at the break restaurant sales had a boom last year when consumers were able to capitalize on the declining gasp rices. year over year in early 2015, and now has come back down, so restaurant sales are growing at the slowest rate in a most two years. 5% growth this still pretty good, but we are coming down from where we were when we got that boost from the low gas prices, so it will be interesting to see what happens here when gas prices continue to go up. joe: people were saying that this is really a good sign for the consumer. don't go out to eat unless you are feeling really good. does it represent something about the consumer? the prices have an going up, the gap between eating at home, inflation has widen out, what does this symbolize? one of the more off-color explanations was from the windy ceo. he said the election was starting to impac

joe: i am joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?"another record high, oil has the best week since april. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?" . does this rally still have room to run? salesisappointing retail numbers cast doubt on a fed rate hike this year. how economics is playing into this year's election cycle. americans may be planning to vote against their own self-interest. we begin with our market minutes. the nasdaq has closed at a record high. u.s. stocks closed next.

joe, the biggest gain in a month. .5%. joe: that is a remarkable fact.nk we are on 35 straight days. is 36. think it i have a chart abigail doolittle has been shown today. it shows you this range. a 1% orhas not moved to greater range in 36 days. the range is broadening so we are getting there. but it has not moved out. do you want to show the chart i have? joe: there it is. that is a gorgeous chart. "what'd you miss?" the impeachment trial of brazil's bended president is entering -- suspended president is entering its final phases. commit anye did not crime calling her impeachment "a political death penalty." twice, i came close to death. once when for days i was that made me doubt humanity and life itself. when a serious illness almost made my life shorter. today i am concerned about the death of democracy. in julia leiteg for the latest. dramatic stuff. does she have any political life at all or is this a done deal? >> this is seen as a done deal. most of the newspaper polls have around 52 senators voting for impeachment and 10 undecided. they only ne

joe alvarado before.uth. >> joe is the boyfriend or was the boyfriend of jennifer puente. >> they had worked together at the sterileite corporation, a manufacturing corporation in ennis. >> jocelyn mentioned she had a conversation with jennifer on march 17th at about 9:00 in the morning. she tells her sister that her and joe killed moriah. >> several days later, jennifer had called her and said that her and joe alvarado were leaving town. >> how can this little person, this young kid, being a kid herself, do such a heinous crime? >> joe didn't seem scared. didn't seem shocked. he just seemed numb. ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. t-mobile's coverage is unstoppable. we doubled our lte coverage. and, with extended range lte, it reaches farther than ever. now you can stream video and music free in more places without using any of your data. from skylines to coastlines, out in the country, deep in the city. we

see if joe gets creative. stressful for joe girardi. >> oh, my goodness. people have you think about it, the last five years and all he has dealt with, aging dynasty and superstars and mariano rivera and derek jeter and -- i mean it was inevitable but is tough to deal with. i mean, just with jeter it took of how he -- feeling of how he felt. that's the icon here you can't replace. >> no. that's a hard thing. and look, jeter batted second all year and didn't have a good offensive year all year last year. if you go up and down the line with differences and similarities all year long. 1 and 1 do castro. down low. we want a-rod chant. >> what made them great is they don't think of themselves differently other than grinding. looking through a different lens it's difficult will -- someone else telling you where you should be. it's hard. this is -- this time the ball park am hold it. the crowd wants a-rod and they want him and here is joe girardi with the lineup card. he's got the glove. if that's the case, give credit to joe girardi. give him credit for being cr

and at that point that was the first time joe's name came up where. >> i have never heard the name joet out of her mouth. >> joe alvarado was the  boyfriend of jennifer puente. >> they had worked together at the sterileite corporation. >> joslyn mentioned she had a conversation with jennifer on march 17th at about 9:00 in the morning. she tells her sister that her and joe killed moriah. >> several days later jennifer had called her and said that her and joe alveredo were leaving town. >> how can this little person, this young kid, being a kid herself do such a heinous crime? >> joe didn't seem scared. he didn't seem shocked. he just seemed numb. ♪ (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, now through august thirty-first. t-mobile's coverage is unstoppable. and with extended range lte it reaches farther than ever. now stream video and music free in more places and we're not stopping there. now you're covered even beyond the rea

joe senior and catherine taught joe that all people deserve to be treated with dignity. when you see someone fall, you help them back up because we are all in this together. that is the biden way. we have seen how he fights for working families because he passionately believes in the basic bargain that makes america great. that our economy should work for everyone, not just those at the top. and he stands up against injustice. he has led the fight to end violence against women and girls. [applause] and he stands up for people's lives and health including the project he's now leading on behelpful of president obama, the cancer moon shot to fund break throughs to save lives. as many of you know, his wonderful son beau, a great father and public servant and human being passed away last year, this so this is personal to joe biden. he know its is personal to a lot of families and that's why he's fighting so hard to make a difference. and if i'm elected this fall, i will ask joe to it continue the important work he's done to help us fight and defeat cancer. [applause] so as so

see if joe gets creative. stressful for joe girardi. >> oh, my goodness. people have no idea.think about it, the last five years and all he has dealt with, aging dynasty and superstars and mariano rivera and derek jeter and -- i mean it was inevitable but is tough to deal with. i mean, just with jeter it took years off his age or the filing of how he -- feeling of how he felt. that's the icon here you can't replace. >> no. that's a hard thing. and look, jeter batted second all year and didn't have a good offensive year all year last year. if you go up and down the line with differences and similarities all year long. 1 and 1 do castro. down low. here is the crowd. we want a-rod chant. >> what made them great is they don't think of themselves differently other than grinding. looking through a different lens it's difficult will -- someone else telling you where you should be. it's hard. castro getting into another one. this is -- this time the ball park am hold it. the crowd wants a-rod and they want him and here is joe girardi with the lineup card. he's got the glove. if that's

joe weisenthal chart.liver: when we look at the right side, a big draw down from , two hundred $25 million moved last friday. it's hard to figure out whether that was a largenvestor who got out or whether there is something going on in the under currents. analyst love biotech. it is the darling of the sell side. oliver: sometimes it is an easy sell. that is have a market flat and hard to find stocks outperforming, we know this has been a tough first half of the becomehe sectors attractive. with health care over, that does move secretary as well. -- does move cyclically as well. use how do in best or's that data -- how do investors use that data? is it just one signal out of many that they used to time it? oliver: very important question. you see that big draw down. -- to thinktell you about flows and price action is a bit of a fallacy. aboutt some time talking this with adam parker of morgan stanley. how do we see these outflows in the u.s. stock market and yet prices go higher? it's not about the directio

see if joe gets creative. stressful for joe girardi. >> oh, my goodness. people have you think about it, the last five years and all he has dealt with, aging dynasty and superstars and mariano rivera and derek jeter and -- i mean it was inevitable but is tough to deal with. i mean, just with jeter it took of how he -- feeling of how he felt. that's the icon here you can't replace. >> no. that's a hard thing. and look, jeter batted second all year and didn't have a good offensive year all year last year. if you go up and down the line with differences and similarities all year long. 1 and 1 do castro. down here is the crowd. we want a-rod chant. >> what made them great is they don't think of themselves differently other than grinding. looking through a different lens it's difficult will -- someone else telling you where you should be. it's hard. this is -- this time the ball park am hold it. the crowd wants a-rod and they want him and here is joe girardi with the lineup card. he's got the glove. if that's the case, give credit to joe girardi. give him credi

see if joe gets creative. stressful for joe girardi. >> oh, my goodness. people have no you think about it, the last five years and all he has dealt with, aging dynasty and superstars and mariano rivera and derek jeter and -- i mean it was inevitable but is tough to deal with. i mean, just with jeter it took of how he -- feeling of how he felt. that's the icon here you can't replace. >> no. that's a hard thing. and look, jeter batted second all year and didn't have a good offensive year all year last year. if you go up and down the line with differences and similarities all year long. 1 and 1 do castro. down low. here is the crowd. we wan >> what made them great is they don't think of themselves differently other than grinding. looking through a different lens it's difficult will -- someone else telling you where you should be. it's hard. park am hold it. the crowd wants a-rod and they want him and here is joe girardi with the lineup card. he's got the glove. if that's the case, give credit to joe girardi. give him credit for being creative and doing a nea

joe: very cool. i want to talk about last night's chinese data because of an interesting happen to do it. this is the spread between the private chinese pmi and the official one bit this leads some conspiracy theorists to say the officials are inflating the stats. sometimes it slips over and the private one tends to have smaller and more medium-sized companies. we have a private one higher. second time in three years the private chinese pmi was above the official one. smaller companies, perhaps state-owned enterprises, are decelerating, 12 private companies are doing better. -- while private equities are doing better. scarlet: there was another time it happened, and guess what happened after that? joe: we will have to see if this is just a pattern or a blip. staying on chinese pmi, let's get inside from the head of u.s. global emerging markets who is with us from boston. thank you very much for joining. what is your latest read on the chinese economy? geoff: well, first of all, i don't think we shoul

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joe: that is right.y talk about chinese equities that much in the good or the bad times. it is interesting to see this gathering steam. matt: chinese equities have a reputation of casino. joe: not really rooted in fundamentals. i want to talk about data out of germany. we have the survey of businesses , how they are doing. check out the white bar, this is the monthly change. we of the biggest drop, the one-month drop in several years. since 2012. this is business confidence or assessment of the climate, so this is a very big drop from the previous month. and it raises questions. is the brexit story still out there? we have gotten solid data from brexit and people let down their guard. they said it will not affect anything. but this is identified as contributing to this, so maybe too soon to say the coast is clear. scarlet: the data out of the u.k. has been ok. matt: maybe it will fall off the cliff. i am going in the same direction. i showed joe my chart and he said, you cannot use the same chart every d

joe. by the way, really, thank you for bringing us together for the safe at home foundation. about the work they are doing and what you went through. rosanna: it is great to get awareness out there. are you on the train this morning? >> i am. i am on the way to the office. the celebration didn't last long. rosanna: did you notice how beautiful greg looked like in the uniform? >> it was great. gets dirty. greg: i was safe at first on the feet. honestly, joe, i see the uniform, look, i thought i looked better than i do. i feel dumpy. you see yourself on tv and oh any gosh. what else, joe, how do we improve next time? >> well, the only thing i can attention you have given our safe at home foundation over the years. yesterday was the cherry on top. i want to do it again. rosanna: we love to have you back. you got a $5,000 check for the charity. >> yes, that is great. we'll reach more kids that way. rosanna: beautiful. we have had people on the team greg: department of sanitation. joe, a privil

for me and my patients, joe heck makes no sense. for seniors like barbara, who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security means and why joe heck and wall street support it. under heck's privatization plan, retirement security gets risked on the stock market. and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. whose side are you on? senate majority pac is responsible >>> we told you about this at the top of the hour. a verdict has been reached in the trial of michael solid. >> michelle: let's go straight out to kyndell whoil was inside the regional justice center. we just got the verdict minutes ago. what do you know? >> kyndell: this honestly happened within the last five minutes. michael solid has been found include murder and theft. solid received charges after he has been found killing of a 15-year-old named marcos arenas. this happened in 2014. this started over an ipad. he was walking down the street holding hi

joe: good one. mark: i am going to look at a chart that lost, but i am going to double down, rmb on the us -- research and development on the s&p 500. i am looking at this with the help of my colleague, kevin kelly. what happens when companies aren't spending as much as their profit margins are falling. we are basically showing profit margins getting thinner and thinner. this is a normalized chart back to 2014. profit margins have shrunk back to 14%. one thing has expanded quite a bit, and that is research and development. your balance on sheet and will eat away that profit margin. maybe companies will be reassured that they are spending a good bit on research and development. joe: moore and mccarthy joins us now. thank you. having a bit of a rally here, not huge. what did you learn yesterday from the fed and what is the correct interpretation? >> the fed is in no particular start raising rates. they do seem inclined that they would like to get a rate hike in by the end of the year. the minutesthing

what kind of language would you use, joe? >> well, like i said, we want to, you know, try to remain open line of communication but you basically have to figure out how to tell him that the gig is up. he is looking up now. side like saying no. so -- >> that what we have been noticing all afternoon. they have been in communication. he was closer. they broke the first window. we saw him real close up talking to a first responders to one of the members of f the members of the emergency service units. he has been talking to them all afternoon. if you look at the left. screen you can see that window washer bucket scaffolding someone in there now. so this man at this time seems surrounded. >> you think also just again, back to the physical strength and therefore just weariness, i mean, fatigue. it's just unbelievable how when you look at this is 21, 22 floors up at this time of a 58-story building. i mean, he is good at this. >> he has stamina, strength and power and he is shimmying there to the left. >> i keep seeing the panes shak

joe: absolutely. in the meantime, we have that thunderstorm we have been watching for the last hour or so. we have the severe thunderstorm wag the east. to the west, you start to hear thunder and lightning. unlike the other ones weakening all day, this one is holding his strength. it looks like it will make it, especially to boston. reid: stay careful out there. joe: once these goes through in this won't be enough? this really won't be enough? joe: the ground is so dry, a lot of it just runs off. we need a real heavy rain. that is what we really need. reid: we are not going to get that now? joe: no, not for a week or so. reid: all right, joe, thank you. diane: more news to come tonight. reid: coming up, donald trump, three events in new england. how he is planning to hillary clinton's own words against her. that's coming up on newscenter 5 at 6:00 or i ? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that's free of all that nonsense. no fees.

joe: "what'd you miss?" matt: u.s.tocks retreat from record highs. , asset market action class by class. pay $14.5 ordered to billion after the european commission said ireland illegally/the company's tax bill. >> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, we speak to goldman sachs about what is next for the country in the market. let's kick it off with market minutes. stocks down across the board, individual movers, one being apple. down three quarters of 1%. not as big, 14 billion dollar company, will enter into a merger of equals. by the samewn amount that potash is up. joe: the government bond markets quiet. virtually nothing going on. short-term rates down. long-term rates up. , that's some steepening why the financials rally. >> some action in the fx markets. a fifth dayng for of against the yen, the longest winning streak since march. this is on speculation we will get a rate hike from the fed this year. i am also keeping an eye on the brazilian currency, the best-performing against the dollar this year. lower,y, a l

[applause] >> good morning, good morning fans of frank and fans of joe.glad to have you all here and i'm certainly one of you. chairman dunford, thank you for ing here, general millie, international partners, friends, family, all of you and embassador, thank you. thanks for joining us. it's good to be here with all of you as we pass what is a critical responsibility between two of our military's most accomplished leaders general frank grass and general joe lengyel. i want to speak about citizens here today and our national guard family, i'm so proud of all of you and so grateful for the vital contributions. you keep our skies free from danger and respond to disaster with compassion and professionalism at a moment's notice. you stand watch at home and around the world. you responded when we needed you during the conflicts in iraq and afghanistan all those years. you helped keep our most solemn commitment the military to provide our citizens to live their dreams, raise their children and live full lives. even that means sometimes putting your own lives on h

see if joe gets creative. stressful for joe girardi. >> oh, my goodness. people have no you think about it, the last five years and all he has dealt with, aging dynasty and superstars and mariano rivera and derek jeter and -- i mean it was inevitable but is tough to deal with. i mean, just with jeter it took felt. that's the icon here you can't replace. >> no. that's a hard thing. and look, jeter batted second all year and didn't have a good offensive year all year last year. if you go up and down the line with differences and similarities all year long. 1 and 1 do castro. down low. here is the crowd. we want >> what made them great is they don't think of themselves differently other than grinding. looking through a different lens it's difficult will -- someone else telling you where you should be. it's hard. park am hold it. the crowd wants a-rod and they want him and here is joe girardi with the lineup card. he's got the glove. if that's the case, give credit to joe girardi. give him credit for being creative and doing a neat thing. >> not that easy with

one thing it says is that he was the loyal friend of joe mccarthy who understood not just joe mccarthy was his dad's friend, but the but the joe mccarthy gave him his first job. in an era when much of america thought that common is what it's like huge threat so to bobby kennedy and he thought there is only one person in washington who is standing up against the communist. while jack kennedy said stay away from the funeral, bobby kennedy did what he often did from jack's advice and he ignored it and he went and he was going to stand up for his buddy joe mccarthy. that that was bobby kennedy the loyalist. you can say i don't know what you think of the joe mccarthy but there is something noble about him being there when there is a potential risk. the other half of bobby kennedy back then was a bobby kennedy who knew someday he wanted to his brother to be president and he someday he might run from office himself. he went to the funeral, he showed up for his buddy joe mccarthy, but he was going to make sure nobody was going to see him and anybody who saw him was not going to talk about it.

joe: cap right now.k more about macy's and look what the next ceo has to do to turn the company around. shelly banjo covers retail. thank you for joining us. what is they key thing we need to look for our needs to happen when the new ceo takes over to turn the company around? >> the first thing we will watch for is real estate, what they will do with all that rent. it will unlock value and push macy's to close stores. as soon as you have to account barthe rent, it raises the on which stores are profitable to keep open. bestet: what is the practice for macy's when it comes to unlocking the value of its property. have seen some interesting examples with hudson's bay. sears, a reals estate company and spin it off into a reit. matt: that is kind of a band-aid, right? a real solution would be getting people back in the stores to buy stuff. is that a possibility or do they have to go online? >> when you have too many stores, that is not helping anyone either. if all your growth is online, why are you keeping s

joe, are you there?e is the problem, willie, and joe, if you can hear me, it's the one time i go to a bar. it's the one time. i don't go to bars. it's not me. and ratner gets in a fight. >> i got in a fight. >> what's wrong with you? joe, what's happening last night? you're rolling in late, he's got a black eye. the one time i go to a bar and you guys make a mess of th thing. >> listen, we go to the dog track once a week. >> put your mic on so people can hear you. you're a mess. >> rolls in hot. >> i don't know what's worse, the black eye or late roll in. >> i'm going to say ratner told me to pick the wrong dog. then the dog took it personally and jumped up on him and started scratching away. >> you know what, i don't want to know. >> do you not have harry reid glasses? does anybody have sunglasses. >> you look good. >> going to be hard paying attention to those charts. >> he doesn't look good. let's not sugarcoated it. >> he looks like he's terribly hurt. >> i went into a bar -- that story is not going

joe heck is a threat to a secure retirement, in washington. afscme people is responsible the u-s gets its first weightlifting medal since 2000. the u-s gets its first weightlifting medal since 2000. sarah robles received the bronze medal. she lifted about 278 in the snatch and about 353 in the "clean and jerk." the 28 year old says the win is not just for herself but for women of size and women who want to get up off the couch. allyson felix just became the most decorated woman field. her medal count is now at 7, breaking the record of six held by jackie-joyner kersee. felix almost won the gold but shaunae miller of the bahamas last minute dive put her point-7 seconds ahead of felix. so felix had to settle for silver. he's the world's fastest man and he knows it. this picture of usain bolt grinning as he wins first place in toe 100-meter semifinal is going viral. the photographer says he used a shutter speed of 1-40th of a second to capture it and blur out the rest of the runners. give and you will how a teen surprised her step-dad with the ul

joe: thank you very much.: coming up, clinton versus trump, which candidate investors prefer for their portfolio. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. time for the bloomberg business flash. cisco planning to cut 5500 jobs. the move underscores the company struggled to adapt as they shift towards a software-based systems. to move into security, data center, and cloud. earnings per share feet analyst estimates. sale in russia's biggest asset sale in a decade. the company to sell to plug its budget deficit. collapse of the crude prices, pushing the country into the longest recession in two decades. at no warned it would pull out affordable health care program. theceo says it would impair insurers ability to keep dividing plans under the affordable care act. that is your business flash update. matt: "what'd you miss?" donald trump's stock is dropping according to a new poll. boaters with money in the market never really -- narrowly picked trump. contrast from a june poll, where trump lead investor confid

joe senior anne catherine todd -- and catherine taught joe that all people deserve to be treated withnity. you see someone fall, you help them up. we are all in this together. that is the biden way. we have seen how he fights for working families, because he passionately believes in the a sick bargains that make our america great. that our economy should work for everyone and not just those at the top. against injustice. he has led the fight to end violence against women and girls. stares -- stands up for people's health including the project he is now leading on behalf of president obama. help save moonshot to lives. as many of you know, his , a great father and great public servant, a great human being, passed away last year. this is personal to joe biden. he knows it is personal to a lot of families. that is why he is fighting so hard to make a difference. if i am elected this fall i will ask him to continue the important work he has done to help us fight and defeat cancer. [applause] [cheering] ms. clinton: as someone who has worked with joe for years, first in the senate and then

joe: have a great evening.omberg. ♪ to all all due respect that has come after, john locklin did it first and he did the best. ♪ ♪ mark: the pioneering put will aughlinow host john mcl has passed away. we will talk about him later in the show. hasnmouth university survey hillary clinton leading donald trump in florida among likely voters. a washington post poll of virginia voters

i'm meeting carolyn's ex-partner, joe. joe: marcus? joe secreeti. pleasure to meet you.: really pretty place. joe: thank you so much. i said i'm going to brand myself to be different than everyone else. lemonis: i'd like to try to broker a truce between them and maybe do a little business. joe: if you're saying to me, would i possibly be open to doing something with carolyn, the answer is yes, as long as she would be open to it. lemonis: it was great meeting you. joe: it's my pleasure. lemonis: thanks, guys. i appreciate it. bye-bye. where's susan at? she texted me, "you don't need me anymore." lemonis: so, do you have her number? carolyn: mm-hmm. [ ringing ] susan: hello? lemonis: susan, this is marcus and carolyn. you know, i just don't understand why you just leave in the middle of the day. carolyn: should have waited till the end of the day and we could have spoke. susan: i've never showed you any disrespect ever. lemonis: well, i'm sorry, but -- susan: i've never given you trouble. i've never given you drama. lemonis: i think walking out's pretty disrespectful. caro

bachelorette joe joe fletcher now engaged to jordan rogers. the brother of green bay packer great aaron rogers. entertainer reporter sandy kenyon with much more. >>reporter: dave, by the time the first episode of the bachelor the aired, filming had been completed so joe joe and jordan are already a couple. surprise for viewers, they can meet occasionally in secret. that proved frustrating. >> the how many come left -- that left many fans -- one viewer tweeting i'm disappointed in joe joe for her choice and disappointed in myself for choosing jordan roger. >> i knew i loved him on our first one-on-one date and it grew from there. >> joe joe and jordan said love scenes were edited out and it added to the show by having joe joe -- >> no one understands what it is like to break up with someone and get engaged. it doesn't make sense and it never will. i with him. >> into the couple's frustration, the tabloid stories that ran as the show progressed. >> falling for a fraud. >> the tabloids were horrible for me. there were nights where i would call hi

a few showers, but they did not last long, joe joe:. no -- they did not last long, joe. joe: very comfortable, very quiet night. we are looking at the radar, pretty much winding down. we did have a few of the showers earlier, dark, ominous clouds. did not amount to much. what is really the problem, we need go showers. we are looking at hydraulic additions around -- high drought diane: we have not had a lot of rainfall coming down in boston, but something else has -- trees. arborists blame the drought for weakening trees' roots and branches. newscenter 5's david bienick tonight on what you can do to avoid trouble in your backyard. david crews sawed up and hauled : away what's left of this huge oak tree that came down in wellesley with a crash. >> and of course, there was no wind, no electrical storm, no anything it was as still as could be. david a few days earlier in : reading, a tree fell on a house. and in salem, new hampshire, this falling tree just missed hitting a woman in her car. >> you can see these branches right here are so brittle, they just nap right off. dav

joe didn't recognize him, but the officer recognized joe, and joe was picked up and taken into custody me, joe is a cautionary tale about our prison system. a lot of these guys will get out, and if they don't have the skills to stay out successfully, more problems will occur. >> coming up -- >> after the stabbing occurred, my brother-in-law asked, he said, do we have an ax? >> a bizarre family murder plot sends a teenager to prison. >> i was in my senior year of high school when i got locked up. >> and 26 years later a middle-aged man walks out of prison. allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ♪ hello welcome to holiday inn. running our own business, we've been traveling a lot. a hotel looking to help small businesses succeed is incredible. thank you. holiday inn is an extension of our team. book your next journey at holidayinn.com >>> homework, girls, and friday night football were paul's priorities when he was last a free man. >> that was me just a few months before i got

[applause] for my wingmen, my battle buddy, joe, thank you so much.ot have picked a better person than i know the secretary and president picked them, but i who should said follow grass, it should be this person right here. he was my sounding board in many ways with the tough situation you have to deal with in a fiscal challenges. the nationalor guard and fiscal stewardship alone will create a legacy even before the steps into the role. and sallie, you are now a five-star, but don't let him get too big. we have watched your children and your sons go off and what a great air force family. thank you for your sacrifice and the time you ended up having and your wife, a tough time for your family in vietnam when you are held prisoner for so long. but look who is following in your steps, sir. thank you. [applause] two general dunford, what great partners and for the whole joint chiefs and spouses, friday was a special day. the last tank. we had a chance to sit and chat for a few minutes. i would tell everyone listening that you could not ask for a better le

it's not just that joe heck does nothing to stop them. it's that he's voted to let them keep doing it.... 23 times. senate majority pac is responsible for the content highlands not just damaging homes.. the emotional impact it's having on those who live in the area. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus... chris brown facing charges after an hours- long standoff at his home .. the assault accusations against the singer. ((brian loftus)) >> and... hawaii bracing for an impact as a hurricane and tropical storm head their way.. how locals are getting ready for back- to- back storms. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leaderst ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> neighbors in the southern highlands continue to be on edge this morning. as another round of construction blasting is set to resume today. thanks for waking up with us i'm brian loftus... ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce..... construction for a new housing development has homeowners worried that blasting will have damaging consequences

now, joe, joe loves loving. and the theme of the night was love, which seemed to resonate a little better than the r.n.c. fear festival last week. it's almost as if-- and i'm just guessing here-- it's almost as if an audience wants to hear something other than their country is a giant flaming turd pile. some people like being told "we love each other, and everything is going to be okay." that's why, when you skinned your knee in 2nd grade, your mom didn't say, "we're broked ( laughter ) ( applause ) my mom didn't. i don't know about. ( cheers and applause ) also tonight, hillary clinton's running mate virginia senator and loose-fit khakis model, tim kaine was there. the thrilla who's vanilla! now, see if you can guess which demographic they're hoping tim ( speaking spanish ) >> stephen: they're pushing this spanish thing so hard that tonight they introduced him by breaking him out of a pinata. ( laughter ) ( applause ) finally, finally-- and finally, the moment we all were waiting for, president barack obama who

in our morning cup of joe com... and look for the "don't miss" section./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> team usa works hard preparing for olympic competition. they recently got a chance to play hard too. jacque jovic takes us to a party at the usa house. <<< ((singing)) "we're gonna live... we're gonna live forever..." ((jacque)) team usa gets a private party... complete with a concert by the band perry... at the usa house. ((the band perry)) "it's our very first usa house we pretty awesome." "it's our very first olympics." "it's a house but nobody actually stays here." "really? so it's more like a clubhouse right?" ((jacque)) the athletes say it's the perfect hangout. ((connor dwyer)) "you couldn't ask for a better night after winning an olympic medal, you just come kick it at the team usa house." ((jacque)) the band perry liked it so much... they considered becoming stowaways. ((the band perry)) "there are a ton of rooms and they look pretty empty so i bet we can sorta sneak in there and close the doors." "yeah.. jus

release, joe. there was also some of biden's usual folksy banter. >> good to be home with so many friends. as i look around, one of the people in the reception line said my aunt owns your house. [laughter] >> tell her i'm coming. i'm coming home. i was there when i was running and up in the bedroom, written on the wall is joe biden slept here. and then lived here. i'm glad they added that part. mark: there were also a lot of moments of high emotion. >> if my son were still in iraq, and i say to all those who were there, their threat -- the threat to their life has gone up a couple of clicks. you has saw what happened in turkey. turkey accusing us of being part of the crew attempt -- coup attempt. does he have any idea the consequence of his outlandish comments? this guy doesn't care about the middle class. i don't even blame him because he doesn't understand it. he doesn't have a clue. what hillary is about is making sure everyone of you can look your child or grandchild in the eye and say honey, i

we are joined live from rio with a peek at what is ahead. >>> hi, joe. and i know, guys. can you believe it? it is almost over. but we're still not quite there yet. we're actually standing here inside of the right now bringing live to you what is going on here a lot of excitement a lot of buzz. there you can see people standing in line for the olympic rings. a lot of people here very happy after brazil's epic and nail biting win over germany. about a few hours ago for that gold medal win. i guarantee you not a lot of people in brazil are going to be getting a good night's sleep tonight. let's talk about our prime time lineup because it is going to be a night of finals that could track and field athletes. for example, look for the daughter of a former nfl quarterback who actually could be one to watch in the women's high jurisprudence. and then there is a girl named chicken legs, or at least that is what they nicknamed her, and she could run her final race of the games. i'm talking about the already legendary allison felix. she is going to be part of team usa women's four

joe heck. part of the problem in washington. angle. chopper 13 was fast and first over the iconic property as it came down ... this morning our whole team is working together-- to cover this huge event. we've got parker collins and marissa kynaston live near the strip. we'll start with parker... who watched this all happen live? parker adlibs scene loud wild rowdy even though there weren't fireworks there was a party. chopper thirteen fast and first can show you how huge the implosion was it was the final saw huge crowds of people police were herding us off the streets regina johnson, implosion observer 13:24:09-13:24:15 "it really brought tears to my eyes because i was here the day they closed the doors so it's didn't give us a countdown or anything for this implosion reporting live parker collins 13 action news. thanks parker-- now let's get out to marrissa kynaston live near the peppermill lounge marissa how's the air out there now? take a look at this-- some of these cars have been here throughout the morning-- you can see in this