john miller he's a serious guy in new york city worried about counter-terrorism. he is saying this is the most complex situation? >> that's right. what they're watching for is the -- some of the -- these isis supporters south there who they are not exactly sure who they are, you know they know a bunch of them that they're watching. the people who they don't know about is what they're concerned about, wolf. you know they know of a specific plot they can stop that. what they're clear about is they don't know of any specific plot per se that's en route. you know what they don't know is what worries them. >> i know john miller and james comey, they would not be putting out these things of statements if they weren't personally concerned. >> certainly more serious than any past years. >> it's clearly keeping them up at nights. >>> while sympathizer are growing, the pentagon says the strategy to fight terrorist forces is moving forward. let's go to our chief national security correspondent jim scuitto, working this part of the story over at the pentagon. you were there f

the nypd's john miller will assess the threat and what's being done to protect millions. >> and new technology is replacing co-pilots with digital pilots. we look at the changes that could save lives. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 skojds. >> a fireman come up to the door and started knocking on it. woke me and my dog up. they told us to evacuate. >> thousands evacuate after a trail derails in tennessee. >> the red cross has set up a shelter. >> severe weather across the middle of the country. >> at least one tornado near kansas city. >> when you hear that warning sound, you've got to be able to move quickly. >> a ferry capsizes off the coast of the philippines. dozens have been killed. many more missing. >> warnings other the threat of a terror attack on the fourth of july weekend. >> competing airlines will are accused of scheming together to keep ticket prices high. >> macy's banning trump's brand merchandise. >> he doubled down on his remarks that mexican immigrants are racist. >> it's not about criminals coming across the border entering the coun

we'll talk with john miller about terror warnings and increased security for the fourth of july celebrations, plus, dr. holly phillips on the newest diet drug. also, the cutting edge technology. and, incredible story of two sisters raised a world apart. who found each ore and are now shaking up the wine industry. all of that and more. the news is back in the morning, see you at 7:00. >> and we know kandahar lee will continue tracking guacamole. >> are you going to weigh in, charlie? will you try the peas? >> no. >> i will not put peas in guacamole. i can't imagine that. >> all right, appreciate it. allyson rae back with us, just checked the calendar. it says thursday, but let's be real. >> it's not? >> this is friday workweek for a lot of people. so, let's start talking about the weekend. >> what was your question? >> grilling going to be safe throughout the weekend? >> today and tomorrow is going to be wet out there. friday, for the fourth of july, i think it's going to be dryer, not ruling out chances for rain on the fourth of july. we're going to get through most of it, today, and tomorro

the nypd's john miller will assess the threat on what's being done to protect millions. >>> new technology is replacing co-pilots with digital pilots. >>> we begin with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> firemen from the north are knocking on the door and woke me and my dog upper. >> thousands evacuated after a train derailment in tennessee. >> it's a highly flammable gas. >> the red cross set up a shelter. >> huge police presence around the navy yard. >> the complex in washington is still under lockdown. >> a ferry capsized off the coast of the philippines. dozens have been killed. many more still missing. >>> warnings from top security officials about the threat of the terror attack over the forth of july holiday. >> the justice department is investigating possible collusion at the major airlines. >> competing airlines are accused of scheming together to keep prices high. >>> in an interview trump doubled down on his remarks that mexican immigrants are racists. >> it's not about criminals coming across the border entering the country. >> somebody is doing the ra

just ahead we will talk to the nypd a's john miller about terror warnings and increased security forourth of july celebrations. >>> plus doctor holy phillips on the new diet drug and can use it. and this the cutting edge technology where computers could replace co pilots in planes. incredible story of two sisters raised a world apart who found each other and now shaking up the wine industry. all that and more, the news is back in the morning and we will see new about ten minutes. >> you got it, see you then. >> thanks, charlie. >>> man known as britain's oscar shindler has passed away. >> nicholas winton was 106 years old. winton is credited with saving the lives of more than 600 children during the holocaust. ever humble he kept his work secret for half century. in 2003 queen elizabeth knighted win ton for his services to humanity. >>> our time 6:50. breaking news tops today's headlines. authorities say at least one train car carrying a flammable toxic gas has derailed and caught fire in easton tennessee and forced evacuation within a 1 mile radius. shelter is set up, at an area hig

you've got sunshine. >> john miller mike krukow live from at&t park.s and the a's here on nbc bay area. enjoy the game. >>> bay bridge interleague division have brought the teams together for two decades. today they are headed in the opposite direction. the giants are in the thick of another post-season run. the a's are at the bottom of the west despite high hopes at the top of the season. but none of that matters when it comes to this rivalry. it is game one of the giants-a's, battle of the bay -- next. >>> tonight, it's all bay area, all in

we'll speak with john miller, deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism for the nypd.erate flag is impacting nascar. >>> and more reaction to the controversy over putting peas in guacamole. >>> finally, researchers in australia are giving us a sea turtle's view of the ocean. the gopro camera was attached to the turtle's shell, and it's part of the conservation project in the great barrier reef. isn't that soothing? that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, we start off thursday with this live look. you can see a little bit of fog out there and hopefully some cooler temperatures today. good morning, it's july 2. i'm maria medina. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. and roberta mentioned that at noon yesterday. we are going to have a little case of the muggies today. guess what. you were right! it is muggy. >> but i got to tell you i'm very rarely fazed by some changes in the forecast and yesterday we went from really hot to cloud co

john miller, deputy commissioner of the new york police department says new york city is prepared for the 4th. >> new york city has probably the most seamless federal local law enforcement network in the nation. we've got the joint terrorism task force that has fbi agents and the homeland security running a level 3 alert. >> miller says citizens should be out to enjoy themselves. >>> predators stalked an elderly couple all the way back to their home in silver spring. the intent, to rob them. >> she followed them home, 22 miles from anne arundel county to silver spring to rob them in their garage in the dead of night. >> her accomplice pled guilty and got five years. the elderly couple was shaken but not hurt. >>> she graduated from high school in colombia but it's what she did in columbia, south carolina that has a lot of op pele talking. marcus washington shows us how she's adding to the confederate flag debate. >> reporter: her move to the pole has been the topic of the conversations from kitchen tables to the b.e.t. awards red carpet in los angeles. >> i would have helped her climb

john miller is deputy commissioner of intelligence and counter-terrorism for the new york city police department. >> i think what you've seen across the country is 50 cases involving isis sympathizers, would-be recruits or people who were already operating on behalf of isis being caught in the net of the u.s. intelligence community and law enforcement and stopped. >> reporter: in addition to the 4th of july, isis has called for attacks during the muslim holy month of ramadan. scott, law enforcement officials worry that a loan wolf radicalizeed by isis propaganda could slip through the cracks. >> pelley: jeff pegues in the washington newsroom, jeff, thank you. a toxic fire is smold nerg tennessee from a tanker car that derailed late yesterday. omar villafranca is at the scene in maryville. >> reporter: the train travel swg 57 cars, derailed and one car caught fire just before midnight. >> reporter: the derailed car was carrying add conclude, a hazardous material used in the making of plastics. marian o'briant is with the blunt county sheriff's department. >> we learned pretty quickly t

john miller joins us in studio 57 tomorrow.le could say that's very dangerous and stupid with two os. very risky. don't try that at home. >> it doesn't just affect you. >> that's exactly right. >> we'll be talking with john about this fbi warning -- threat warning with the july 4th holiday coming up. >>> we continue our look this morning on what china does not want you to see. the united states says the super power is reclaiming land be in the south china sea. artificial islands under construction could become military bases. china has not granted cbs news philippines to try to find our own way to see them. the patchwork of territorial claims may be best understood from the air. a reef belonging to china is close to an atol claimed by vietnam and not far from a schol belonging to the philippines. we landed on pagasa claimed by china, inhabited by filipinos and just 13 miles from sube reef, one of the islands the chinese have been creating. >> okay. so just hop in here? >> reporter: there we hired some filipino fisher men to tak

john miller joins us in studio 57 tomorrow.le could say that's very dangerous and stupid with two os. very risky. don't try that at home. >> it doesn't just affect you. >> that's exactly right. >> we'll be talking with john about this fbi warning -- threat warning with the july 4th holiday coming up. >>> we continue our look this morning on what china does not want you to see. the united states says the super power is reclaiming land be in the south china sea. artificial islands under construction could become military bases. china has not granted cbs news access but seth doan got as close as any westerner might and he is back in beijing this morning. seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those territorial claims can be so scattered they almost appear like a game of chinese checkers with different countries claiming different bits of land. china will not let foreign journalists visit those islands in the south china sea so we traveled to the philippines to try to find our own way to see them. the patchwork of territori

it's john miller deputy commissioner of intelligence and counter-terrorism for the nypd. >> well you're looking for a needle in the haystack but the isis factor with social immediate makes that haystack just that much bigger. >>? june there were eight suspected isis-inspired jihadists arrested just in june. at the end of the day the public should probably be preparing itself for the fact that somebody is going to slip through the cracks it's northwest cybill. there is always the chance that they don't catch something or somebody becomes self-radicalized and does their lone wolf act or this operationalize one person. >>> that's going to happen. now, remember if they're operational the day before fourth of july, they'll take that opportunity. if it's on the day they'll do it, or two months from now. in the prepareds in so that's why you have to be cautious about every holiday being a target but that doesn't mean they're operationally ready for those dates to actually pull off an attack. are you more concerned as somebody who used to be in charge -- are you personally more concerned about

this is from john miller the head of counterterrorism a lot of experience in this area. know him, used to be an intelligence analyst for abc news cbs, i want you to listen to this. >> this may be potentially the most complex counter-terrorism overlay for this eye vent effort. >> that's pretty strong words. what do you make of that? >> you have to separate two things. he's talking about the police response to what's happening in new york that is the celebration for july 4th. that's different than talking about the threat. some people have been saying this is the biggest threat stream or most concerned weefds since 9/11 this is nonsense. we didn't understand the al qaeda adversary after 9/11 we saw a major plot again airplane carat, a plot against the subways, there's a group of sympathizers in this country, but anybody who says this is the biggest threat since 9/11 i would like to go toe to go. go have a cold beer on july 4th. i think we'll be okay. >> are they overreacting to this potential isis threat? >> they face a different quandary which if you say nothing, somebody

here's what john miller had to say about that. >> they are following the isis call. and the isis call as well as that of other terror groups has been to use what you have on hand. and that means if you can make ament bo you're a bomber. but if you can't, use a gun. and if you can't find a gun, here's a knife. and if you can't find a knife, use a car. >> reporter: so in light of that concern, nypd in particular says it will have more radiation detection devices, more bomb-sniffing dogs. also it will be activated, utilizing more than 7,000 closed circuit cameras across the city. just to put this in perspective, the fbi is watching hundreds of people who could be isis supporters. and just this year so far six months in 49 people have been arrested across the united states on isis-related charges. >> the numbers are staggering. thank you so much for that. >>> another story to tell you about, several major u.s. airlines targeted in a federal investigation. the justice department wants to know if they conspired to keep their planes packed and prices high. what are you lear

and here's what john miller said about what nypd is doing in preparation. >> they are following the isis call. and the isis call as well as that of other terrorist groups has been to use what you have on hand. and that means if you can make a bomb you're ament boor. but if you can't, use a gun. and if you can't find a gun here's a knife. and if you can't find a knife, use a car. >> so nypd will have the so-called hercules teams, more bomb-snitching dogs out utilizing the cameras around the city putting in a lot of measures that we won't be saying come fourth of july up and to put this in perspective, officials are now tracking hundreds of potential isis followers. and just this year there have been 49 isis-related arrests in the u.s. and likely more to come. >> as you know one of the concerns is this comes on the heels of a series of other attacks around the world, tunisia, france, kuwait. and now we are learning that isis launched simultaneous attacks on military checkpoints in north tunisia. here's the latest. >> reporter: officials are describing this assault in egypt taking place in

the nypd's john miller will assess the threat on what's being done to protect millions. >>> new technology pilots. >>> we begin with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> firemen from the north

. >> reporter: those events that john miller mentioned were three terror attacks on the same day just a week ago around the world and former cia director says he wouldn't be surprised if we're sitting here a week from today talking about an attack in the u.s. over the fourth of july weekend. that doesn't mean you should sit home in the comfort of your air conditioning sit around scared, go out and celebrate and be part of the vigilance. if you see something say something. on a lighter note, let's talk about the fun we will all have and how about that bob kelly and jen fredrick driving together to the shore. try to get an word in edge wise on that 90 minute ride. >> that is a lot of fun down in north wildwood. steve, thanks very much. we appreciate it. >>> there was early independent day celebrations. lets look the at scene in medicine forward last night. i love fire works lighting up the sky a would have the freedom park. people don't mind rain on their head, and again, soggy weather. many sat under umbrellas tenth, for debris that came down before the show. they had a national anthem

john miller in santa rosa overcast 58 degrees. gordon in san mateo reporting 60. gordon, where ya been? thanks for waking up with us. having seen you in a while. there's a look at some of the temperatures. this is an interesting view. this is our live weather camera on mount vaca and you can see the glow of the "wragg fire" in the distance there as sunrise is at 6:04. we'll get a better look at the fire that's burning. the winds have been increasing out of the west at 12 an occasional gusts at 22. temperatures 50s and 60s out the door. right now sfo with winds at 11, 13 san ramon, 15 in concord. fairfield through the vacaville area now reporting a wind, a sustained wind, at 25 miles per hour. we have an enhancement of marine layer at the seashore causing drizzle this morning. we have an upper-level area of low pressure sagging from western canada throughout the state of california. and when you butt that up with the ridge of high pressure, that's what's causing some of those windy conditions as well as that vigorous onshore push out of the west 10 to 20 miles per

and the clip that you had with john miller saying it's the unknowns, that's also really especially troubling because you can't possibly be everywhere all the time and i think that's why having a public who is vigilant and, more importantly, actually starts to know what to be vigilant for. something that looks out of place. what does that really mean? >> what does that really mean, anthony? >> that's the million dollar question. and i think when you're talking about people like commuters, for instance they have a pretty good sense of what their commute looks like. here we're talking about people gathered at festivities, parades and fireworks and other displays. it might take longer to process something that seems abnormal or out of the ordinary but it is being able to make those judgments. and i think that's one of the biggest lines of defense that we have for that public vigilance to really have its effects. >> anthony lemieux, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> next outrage over this sign -- wait for it. you'll see it on the inside of this police transport van in baltimore. it

. >> john miller in the police department in new york city said that heading into this weekend, this city has never had as complicated and multilayered a precautionary stance. they're doing more this weekend than they have ever done before. jonathan, they wouldn't be doing that just cause. they're doing that because they want to be careful, they must have a reason. >> sure they have a reason, especially after this past weekend where you had three different attacks in three different continents all hitting places where people drop their guard and congress congregate. that plus the fact we've had some recent arrests here in new york, it just adds to the overall awareness and heightened threat level but i agree with phillip mudd, we were talking about this earlier this week. it's going to be very important for people to remember krcritic areas, the times when the areas are critical and the avenues of approach an attacker can come from so people can learn to avoid those things and not be afraid to react, not be afraid to call 911 or the authorities, but remember whenever there's large cr

. >> i'm good friends with john miller one of the best law enforcement commissioners out there.s is really bad. what i'm more upset with is that people there were no mass phone calls to 911. no one got out of a car. no one saw this going on? >> this is our fault. >> it's collectively our fault. >> i'm kidding you. i hear you. but local new york is they have hotel teams that will be working with hotel security extra beefing up support working with garages looking for suspicious packages. 7,000 cameras in and around the city, particularly downtown. in new york. of course where 9/11 the attacks on the old trade center happened. so obviously they're getting ready for something. do you think they're acting on chatter? all this other stuff? because of all these agencies that have warned jointly of something? >> think about it. besides 9/11 what are bigger target bigger date than america's independence day, the fourth of july to strike on that day. and for them to strike us in new york city again would make a very big statement for them. >> so they've been teasing this. and i always go

here's what john miller had to say about that. >> they are following the isis call. and the isis call as well as that of other terrorist groups has been to use what you have on hand. that means if you can make a bomb you're a bomber. but if you can't, use a gun. if you can't find a gun, use a knife. and if you can't find a knife, use a car. >> reporter: in response police departments like nypd are using more radiation detection devices bomb sniffing dogs closed circuit cameras and monitoring social media as well. just to put this in perspective, so far in year there have been 49 isis related arrests and there are likely more to come. >>> we do have breaking news we want to get to right now. police responding to reports of an active shooter at the washington naval yard. that is the site where 2 years ago 12 people were killed in a mass shooting there. the navy is on lock down. the navy says no incident can be confirmed as of yet but they also say more to follow. you're looking at live pictures right now of the huge police presence at the navy. jeff what are you seeing

tom: john miller with that report on manhattan real estate yesterday i think some of these condos aredy lives in them but you can look at them. much more on job stay tomorrow. vonnie: momentum is building toward a new deadline next tuesday and the prime minister just tweeted out that iran will be committed if and only counterparts show the same level of commitment. we are in vienna now at the talks and around the sidelines. this tweet makes it seem like the prime minister has a hard line and is not going to back down easily. >> i would interpret it another way. one way to look at it is he is backing up his negotiators. the foreign minister went back -- to tehran a couple of these ago and he came back renewed and it each turn he was saying i believe we can get a deal. yesterday the supreme leader tweeted out a picture of all of the negotiators standing in these white scientist jackets and over it he said he had confidence in his rave negotiators. that has been seen as giving them cachet to make the deal they need to make and preparing the ground in tehran for that to happen. i don't th

yesterday in new york the deputy commissioner john miller said york is right now run can the highest counter-terrorism program probably in history as a result of different intelligence reports they receive regarding the 4th of july. so it's always that balance. you have to be prepared, take extra measures, but you have to have cool head prevailing. that's hopefully what's going to happen. i wouldn't be surprised to see overreactions. at the same time it could be very well part after coordinated plot. that's the mystery that law enforcement always has to solve. bill: our viewers listen to the word you say. you say this is more than just the usual 4th of july. i would say it's the most intense level of concern i have seen maybe since 9/11. why? >> based on reports which the f.b.i. and intelligence people received going back self weeks ago, we have been briefed on it going back several weeks. in the last week to 10 days you had five alleged isis operatives arrested. you had nine arrested this month alone. you wouldn't see the nypd which has been through it all react can the way they are

there were some republicans on the committee gary miller john miller interested in houdssing and stuff. they were going to be totally in opposition. you say, it shouldn't be partisan. yeah, but i shouldn't have to choose between being fat and being hungry. but, you know i should -- it is what it is. >> i should have mentioned because you asked the question susan collins was incredibly helpful and did a tremendous job. not just by voting for the bill but also by adding substance. scott brown of massachusetts, actually. was a vote -- >> yeah, i developed a relationship with scott brown. what did we get two in the house? joe cowell from new orleans -- an accidental republican congressman because he beat bill jefferson in his freezer. and then mike -- something i think voted for the bill who lost the senate primary to the lady who wasn't a witch. >> those were republicans in the senate were curamshourageouscourageous. any one of them would have left the bill would have died. >> people said how many did you have like one extra vote? no, we didn't. those three agreed for their own protection

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let's bring in john buckingham and miller blackstein. what's changed so much today from the past five days? is it all just about energy? >> i think maybe sellers got tired. we have to keep in mind that corrections and downturns and pullbacks are normal. we've had 28 times the dow jones industrial average lost more than 4% since the major market bottom in march of 2009 and we're dramatically hire over 200% higher. china was a big concern for a lot of people. earnings have not been that well received even though the actual comparisons to forecast for q-2 were favorable thus far. 72% of companies beating expectations. outlooks and guidance has been subdued and cautious and that has people nervous and we're here in the summer as well. lots of reasons for the market to kind of just tread water. those who take a long-term view of things should look to put money to work to take advantage of the stocks beaten up? >> the multitrillion dollar question, do we keep treading water or move higher from here? >> there are some stocks -- if you look at t

john miller was interested in housing sub-prime but the word was out they would be in total opposition. so you say it should not be partisan but i should not have to chose between being fat and hungry. >> i should have mentioned, susan collins was incredibly helpful by voting for the bill and adding substance to the legislation. snow from maine and scott brown from massachusetts was a helpful and jim siegel who is here. >> scott brown's staff helped a lot. we were getting the three in the senate. two in the house? joe cal from beating bill jefferson in his freezer. and then mike castle i think wrote the bill and lost to the lady who wasn't a witch. >> those three republicans in the senate were very brave. >> people say did you have one extra vote? no, we didn't. those three agreed for their own protection they had to do it together. you get the three votes and you get a phone call that i hated to get. chris calls saying we have a problem. this is why there hasn't been enough attention. we paid for the bill by an assessment on financial institutions that are $50 billion more. they said

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bill miller came off the staff of -- >> senator cooper. >> john sherman cooper, one of the saints of the senate and also a republican. and he had enormous prestige in that senate as a gifted staff member. and he was able, he knew exactly what had to be done. he was an old hand. and then i think you'd have to say that the executive branch -- maybe with a little time -- but they ended up, in effect supporting what we were all doing. you have to give some credit to president ford who was not an idealogue, probably a little afraid of the process but wanted, i think, to succeed. he had attorney general levy -- levi -- levy from the university of chicago who became a tremendous supporter as head of the justice department in shaping regulations and rules and became a believer before it was over. and so the contrast of this committee that worked together excellent staff that provided that same background and then cooperating not perfectly -- the executive branch cooperating not perfectly, but when you think of what we asked of them and what they delivered, one of the jobs i had as chairman o

bill miller came off the staff john sherman cooper, one of the saints of the senate and also a republican. and he had enormous prestige in that senate as a gifted staff member. and he was able he knew exactly what had to be done. he was an old hand. then i think you'd have to say that the executive branch maybe with a little time but they ended up in effect supporting what we were all doing. you have to give some credit to president ford who was not an idlog probably afraid of the concept but he wanted it to succeed. you had attorney general levi from university of chicago who became a tremendous supporter as the head of the justice department in shaping regulations and rules and became a believer before it was over. and so the contrast of this committee that worked together, excellent staff that provided that same background. and then the executive branch cooperating, not perfectly. but when you think of what we asked them and what they delivered, one of the jobs i had was -- as chairman of this committee, domestic task force we called it, was to look into the fbi records. some of you we

perspective now from matt miller chief policy officer for iraq and veterans of america. when you first heard donald trump's comments about john mb cain i'm wondering what you thought, what went truhrough your mind? >> well the old adage, better to keep your mouth shut and let people wonder than opening your mouth and leaving no doubt. for my knowledge of john mccain, there's nothing further than the truth. >> there's some photographs of you actually with senator mccain. you helped koord his visits to iraq and afghanistan when you were deployed overseas. trump, one of the things he was credited with saying is that mccain, and i quote, has not done enough for veterans in this country, and then trump talked about himself, i see the veterans i'm with the veterans all the time. does that ring true to you in any way? >> mr. trump's business is about a mile and a half from headquarters in new york city we are the only veterans headquarters in new york city and we have not heard from donald trump. >> as far as senator mccain's efforts for veterans go for him to say that he hasn't done enough for veterans is that in your opinion true

john. please go to bill o'reilly.com and check it out. linda reynolds millerhere during the summer of love 48 years ago. i'm sick over what happened to kate steinle but can tell you the terrible killing will not change the hearts and minds of our so-called leaders. so riley when did the factor turn into the ill liam immigrant show. keep placing immigrants in a negative light and you will give votes to hillary clinton. i report the truth, chris. i don't calculate politics when i do so. most persons will see what we're doing here is right and just. here's wishing jesse waters a happy birthday. he and i share july 9th. happy birthday to you both bob. waters does turn 17 years old today. just seems that way at times. denise hardy, stafford virginia i learned a great deal about world war ii by recalling killing patkill killingkill killing patent. but an investigation into his death should be reopened perhaps the next president will order that. love to get to the bottom of that. christine amsterdam, new york my liberal sister gave me ticket to see you and miller. to

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miller from the manhattan institute. she is also a fox news contributor. john tamny, i have to say i'm mixed minds on donald trump.ly he goes overboard what he says in some different things. on the other hand if the whole establishment is against him there must be something good about him, right? >> yeah. certainly has its appeal and i think that is why the voters to some degree are rallying around him. i'm a little bit disappointed. republicans are historically skeptical about expensive government, armed government. here they're supporting a guy who promises to build a wall policed by armed federal officials this is disappointing this is anti-economic growth. immigrants are wonderful. why would they support that? david: if you dig down on a lot of his ideas they end up costing a lot of money. they do seem to be against conservative principles. matt, carly fiorina was on fbn earlier today. here is what she said about trump. i think shy is right. >> donald trump taps into the frustration i feel, ben carson feels. those of us who are outside is know voters are sick of sanitized sound bites, formulaic speeches and in

miller. former white house chief of staff under george h.w. bush, former governor, john sununu, great to have you both. judy, turn to you first. these latest polls show trump a commanding front-runner. the republican establishment having fits. your thoughts? >> i think i share the fits and drone because i continue to believe that donald trump is bad for the gop brand. but he knows how to get an audience. he knows how to create news you. >> mean all of the things that the republican party wasn't able to do in 2008 and 2012 and needs desperately to do in 2016. >> there's news and then there's news. good news and news that drives voters away in a general election. lou: john, your thoughts? >> you could get a dancing bear, if you just want to draw a crowd. [ laughter ] >> you know what? did you say dancing bear? >> i did. lou: tune in tomorrow! we'll have a dancing bear, partner. [ laughter ] >> look, donald hasn't seen the hard knox of politics yet, and so if people are thinking he's going to last, we have to wait until the contact sport of politics really gets under way. l

judith miller is adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute. she's a pulitzer prize winning author. john national finance head for president obama. let me kick this off with you because i think the supporters of hillary continue to say, look she has to be able to communicate that all this stuff is no big deal that the document dump doesn't matter that the foundation and money going to the foundation while she was secretary of state is small potatoes. do you think she'll be able too do that convince the american people? >> yes, i do. you have to think about the clintons. for 30 years they lived in controversy. when president clinton ran there was controversy surrounding him. the clintons are not going to run away. they're not going to back down. they are going to weather the storm. they are the best at weathering political storms. i don't think there's anybody out here in the political world that's more comfortable with that i think they'll get through it. >> hard to argue that point, judy. >> i agree. the e-mails, if anything humanized her a little in terms of making her vulnerable. she

secretary of state john kerry admits he doesn't know anything about a key part of it. you'll see it. >>> then millerght back. >>> thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the impact segment tonight controversy surrounding the iran nuke deal as you know. a new video featuring celebrities supports it. >> the agreement currently on the table is the best way to ensure iran doesn't build a [ mute ] bomb. >> and it gives the international community unprecedented access to verify that iran is keeping up its end of the bargain. >> and the alternative to that is war. >> look, we all love our children. and the iranians love their children. and [ mute ] -- >> we've got a deal on the table that keeps us all safe. >> now, i wonder what those celebrities would think about secretary of state john kerry's testimony yesterday on a side deal with the u.n. concerning high tech weapons that now will be delivered to iran. >> secretary rice said that she has seen this deal with the iaea, and that it will be shared with congress. so if she's seen it, have you seen it? >> i don't believe that susan rice, national s

discussing this venture in washington john kerry is with senators as he has a little -- a few minutes ago with those in the house of representatives. david millers square. kicking this off in little less than an hour, david? >> reporter: that's right, neil. times square is called the crossroads of the world. many folks are here because they want to send a message to the world. not to be double-crossed by iran. very critical of the nuclear agreement adopted on monday by the united nations. they say is a grass roots movement called stop iran now. they say it is nonpartisan and has the backing of 100 different organizations. there are expected to be two dozen speakers today addressing the crowd. among them a former cia director and we expect to here from governor pataki. this now as the clock is ticking in washington. the congress has 60 days as you point out to review the nuclear agreement with iran. the folks here now want to send a very clear message to washington to not endorse this agreement, it is not trust worthy. in addition to the demonstration taking place in one hour's time in new york where they expect tens of thousands of people they'

john hoffmeister. slashingrosoft thousands of jobs as the ceo overhaul the phone business. ♪ matt: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am a millerjulie: we continue to see settling as investor attention turns to china. -- matt miller. the new greeking deadline on the bailout. the s&p and nasdaq down 1% or more. difficult to find much green today, particularly stocks rising on anything fundamental. all of the sectors in the s&p 500 are down. the s&p small-cap index is up but only .10%. i did find a couple of stocks rising on news. one of them is the container store. the thought of 7% in the after hours. now it is only a .6%. that is a lot smaller than the 3.8% decline that analysts were anticipating. headline.ke the julie: earning reaction contains. if you look at the loss, the lot smaller than analysts had anticipated. you are seeing a less worst scenario for the container story . fill the bear workshop that authorized a new $10 million share repurchase. this is up 3.5%. there is not many of these to come by today to say the least. matt: unfortunate ticker i would say. $289 million company. kind of a small company. that tells yo

john: thank you so much. matt: we have so much more coming up on the "bloomberg market day." stay with us. ♪ matt: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." i am matt millere with alix steel. alix: we are going to take a look at the markets with julie hyman. julie: we're looking at the major averages, of course, and i just want to point out the movements we have seen in the s&p 500 in the last hour or so. so here it is. in other words, we have seen a little bit of a pop up in the s&p and now we are a little bit tiny bit lower. that apparently we are still lower. but in other words, we could finish up on the day for the s&p 500. much like we have seen in the confirmations to the nasdaq if you look at what has happened in the s&p 500, there it are a lot of gains -- there are a lot of gains when it comes to google. take a look at my google terminal and we have a sort of breakdown on the movements. the reason i want to bring this to your attention, although it may be difficult to read, is that there are two big green bars. although them are google. this is something the math and i have been going back and forth about today. classes of google shares, both of t