emily: that was bloomberg's john morgan and tom forte of da davidson.g up, google announces a multibillion-dollar deal to buy a data analytics firm looker. is it the time for m&a as antitrust scrutiny ramps up in washington? and we are live streaming on twitter. you can check us out at technology and be sure to follow our breaking global news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. google announced it is set to buy looker $2.6 billion expanding its offering to help customers manage data in the cloud. the deal is google's biggest since the smart home company acquired for $2 billion back in 2014. we have all the details. >> i am not sure if i would call this a big acquisition in terms of google's size. $2.6 billion is a lot of money, but when you're talking but the cloud world where we have seen acquisitions like github in the

taylor: that was bloombergs john morgan and tom forte. coming up, e-commerce is on the rise.ith that, so is the demand for warehouse space. how online retail giants like amazon and walmart are shaping industrial real estate, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: earlier this week, blackstone group announced it is acquiring 100 million square feet of u.s. warehouse space. the $18.7 billion deal is one of the largest industrial real estate deals in history, but it is also a big bet on e-commerce. this is as online retailers seek more warehouse space to expand operations and cut delivery time. joining us to discuss is ben conwell. one step this is just in what is otherwise a much-needed trend we have been waiting for. ben: you are right. thanks for having made. this is one indication, one transaction, albeit a significant one, that is consistent with what we have seen nationally and even globally, of sophisticated, institutional capital that invests in different types of real estate, making very bold, strong moves to build their logistics asset portfolio. this is clearly a vindicat

emily: that was bloomberg's john morgan and tom forte.g up, google announces a multibillion-dollar deal to buy a data analytics firm looker. is it the time for m&a as antitrust scrutiny ramps up in washington? and we are live thing on twitter. be sure to follow -- live streaming on twitter. be sure to follow our breaking global news network tictoc. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology." i am emily chang. google announced $2.6 million expanding and offering to help customers manage data in the cloud. the deal is google's biggest. we have all the details. if i would call this a big acquisition in terms of google's size. million is a lot of money, but when you're talking but the cloud world where we have seen acquisitions in the last seven to eight months, this is pretty small. there was a lot of pressure on google to do something to expand its size, at least from the analyst community and investor community. we can debate whether google cares what they have to say, but this acquisition was not as big

emily: that was bloomberg's john morgan and tom forte of da davidson.g up, google announces a multibillion-dollar deal to buy a data analytics firm looker. is it the time for m&a as antitrust scrutiny ramps up in washington? and we are live streaming on twitter. you can check us out at technology and be sure to follow our breaking global news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. google announced it has agreed buy looker data science for $2.6 billion, expanding its offering to help customers manage data in the cloud. the deal is google's biggest since it acquired the smart home company nest labs for $2 billion back in 2014. bloomberg's gerrit de vynck gave us all the details. gerrit: i am not even sure if i would call this a big acquisition in terms of google's size. $2.6 billion is definitely a lot of money, but when you are talking about the cloud world where we have seen acquisitions like github in the last seven to eight months, this is pretty small. there was a lo

like the devil got a sun burn. 62-year-old john morgan allegedly stripped naked at a naples mcdonald'st the police are describing as a strange dance. customers were in no mood to see his mcnuggets so they called the cops who arrived to find him having to have relations with a handrailing. police believe he may have been high on drugs because he ordered a filet o fish. when he got done nailing the railing. the birthday suit bad boy was charged with criminal trespass and he's now off to prison. on the plus side, he's about to start eating much better food. plenty of rails to nail in the old gray bar hotel. topic number five. the kennedy team loves to communicate with our loyal fans. so? that spirit it's time to reach out, reach out and touch someone. tweet me if you think that slogan belongs to at&t, b, joe biden or c, both. in the meantime, let's hear from our adoring fans. mike starts off with you're not funny, but you're funny looking. john writes kennedy rules. yeah, go hit mike in the we wens for me. is it your job to be able to pronounce people's names properly or is that beyond yo

staying with us is jp morgan -- john normand of jp morgan. news. >> china offer to work with the u.s. in ending an escalating trade war, but it is blaming the trump administration for the collapse in talks. beijing vowing it will not be pressured into making concessions. china says the trade war has not made america great again. mike pompeo says the u.s. is ready to negotiate with iran without preconditions. pompeo was responding to iran's president. he was saying iran was willing to talk as long as it was not bullied into doing so. aren warning those forces within range of its missiles. president donald trump's chief economic advisor is the latest administration official to leave . the chairman of the white house counsel of economic advisors has been a vigorous backer of the president costs signature tax cut, but his influence was seen as limited. his post was downgraded from a cabinet level position. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countires. t

john vander morgan just one day in prison which was dismissed as time served. be an indication of what is to come. his life sentence coming after he admitted to accepting $600,000 in bribes that all went to the school. he did not pocket any of the money, it is reported. 50 people have been charged in the scandal including lori laughlin and felicity huffman. a dozen white male police officers suing the san francisco police department for racial and gender discrimination, the group claims they were denied promotions, their lawyer says some of the men met with chief william scott but did not receive a, quote, substantive response, the doj commended his apartment for increasing its diversity in 2016 but suggested making improvements with promotions. >> not of women in working in tech, gq found a solution, photoshop the men. the magazine removed this photo from its website after the company was called out for digitally adding the two women. both the reporter found the original photo on linkedin and shared on twitter. both of the women did actually attend the event b

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morgan and john, if you ever find yourself in hanoi, it's quite an experience to go dound there. g to mind the mind-set of the vietnamese worker i don't know, jon, morgan, maybe you've been to china and checked out the guangdong province where so much high tech manufacturing is but you're dealing with a population of 100 million people that go back and forth between the countryside and the city they call it the biggest mobile workforce in the world and the question for vietnam will be whether they can recreate that somehow and train them in ways we've been talking about all hour >> now, carl, you said that hotel was renovated eight years ago, but that shot of outside of it made me question just how much it was renovated. and also raised the question if vietnam wants more of this international business, more manufacturing, what are the conditions like, the accommodations for business travel >> for business travel, right, you're talking about -- we talk so much about manufacturing and it is the assembly workers who are on the production line, but there's also mid-level managers who

. >> someone spent way too long on that animation >> morgan and john have the morning off.bviously, a big day following that fed meeting yesterday we're going to watch slack here as well, set to make its debut at the nyse. our bob pisani is inside post five with all the latest good morning, bob. >> we have a new range here, 33 to 36. joe mccain, head of execution at citadel securities are we closer? >> we're getting closer. it moved up a little since we spoke a few minutes ago, so we reindicated the range, $33 to $36. and it's about 10 to 15 million shares in that range that are paring off and it narrowed to $3 from $4. so i think it's shaping up >> and we don't -- as we said before, we don't know how much is actually going to be sold right now, but 10 to 15 is not a shockingly large number. >> it's a -- well, it depends on how you look at it in the context of the number of shares that are eligible to sell, it's about, you know, in the 10% range. >> but that's fairly typical, 10% for an ipo, and this is not an ipo, it's a direct listing. what's amazing to me, it doesn't mat

and that is that john sanders was never seen in the same way mark morgan was seen. now mark morgan who we expect to be named to take that place. mark morgan is a hardliner, he was pushing for those raised over the weekend. the ones that were pulled back at the last minute. and this administration that kind of talk gets you favoritism. not like john sanders, he didn't have people to surround him and protect him in this situation. >> when you say, i want to return to this, there's going to be a vote later today. elaborate on your point about management versus funding. what does your reporting indicate about what breakdown is happening here. >> about 2, 2 1/2 weeks ago, we got these numbers that were staggering, that showed how many children were stuck in these border stations across the border. most was in the rio grande valley and el paso where the clint facility was, and then in yuma. we said, okay, they're overcrowded because yes they have a lot of unaccompanied children across the border, and there's not enough capacity for them to be sent to human services where

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "squawk alley," i'm carl quintanilla, here with john ford at codecon, joining us morganmark santelli in new york and the street is watching closely the latest tech ipo cloud strike, indicate agriculturally of more than 80% above the price range. joining news scottsdale, recode's co-founder and cnbc contributor, kara swisher, awith casey newton of the verge. we're going to begin with an apology by several big tech ceos i'm sorry and we can do better take a listen. >> instant feedback, is, is probably confusing to healthy conversations. >> i've been out publicly. setting aspirational goals for the organization and trying to create more concrete accountability in the organization for moving faster i think that we've, we've made progress, but it's not as much as i'd like us to make >> it's hard to ask for accountability from a corporate structure in which ultimately their loilds lie with the shareholders and employees, if someone is going to regulate speech on the internet it should be the government. >> one of the things i'm most excited about in our efforts is to switch to

. >> reporter: the ice director mark morgan will take over for john sand who are is leaers who post. president trump is struggling to deal with this turmoil in his administrati administration. he's got a couple of big meetings over issues like trade and those tensions with iran. wolf. >> thank you. let's go up to capitol where house democrats have been feuding over that border funding measure that president trump is threatening to veto. speaker pelosi is pushing toward a vote. house democrats come up with a bill they could pass? >> reporter: they believe they have. the wheels are in motion for the house to vote on this bill in just a few hours. just a few minutes ago the house rules committee voted to move the bill out of their committee. that procedurally sets up this vote to happen on the full house floor later this evening. democratic leaders have worked behind the scenes all day today trying to broker a deal. negotiating over the final script, the text of the legislative text and makes certain changes that specifically a group of house progressives who have been very vocal in the

. >> someone spent way too long on that animation >> morgan and john have the morning off.day following that fed meeting yesterday we're going to watch slack here as well, set to make its debut at the nyse. our bob pisani is inside post five with all the latest good morning, bob. >> we have a new range here, 33 to 36. joe mccain, head of execution at citadel securities are we

house did make an effort to try to move out of sight the uss john mccain battle ship during the president's recent trip to japan. piers morgan asked the president, thought it was beneath him in the words of morgan to keep bringing up mccain. the president said he doesn't attack mccain. he doesn't even think about it. he only talks about him when asked about it. specifically about the uss john mccain being moved, the president said he's not even sure it happened. obviously that goes against the facts as they happened, stephanie. it's not the only thing the president said that goes against the facts. the president on twitter disputed there was a massive rally here in london. in fact he said there were huge crowds of supporters fighting for him or looking out for him in the u.s. we had people across the streets. didn't see many supporters supporting the president. there were at least 10,000 demonstrators in the streets giving him sort of the cold shoulder. steph? >> thank you, peter. weather might go both ways but climate and weather are not the same thing. >>> we've got new details on the white house now directing former trump

is live ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "squawk alley," i'm carl quintanilla, here with john ford at codecon, joining us morgan closely the latest tech ipo cloud strike, indicate agriculturally of more than 80% above the price range. joining news

announced today, he is stepping down, john sanders departure comes amid outrage at the detention facilities, a senior administration official tells cbs news, mark morgan will be taking over. in the meantime, on capitol hill, democrats and republicans are clashing over emergency border funding. house lawmakers could vote any moment on a 4 1/2 billion dollar emergency funding bill. today's vote comes as hundreds of detained migrant children have been moved over concerns of unsanitary conditions.>> we want to make sure that when we provide the funding, that this cruel treatment of children at the border comes to an end.>> house republicans are pointing fingers at house speaker, nancy pelosi for not bringing legislation sooner. >> she has allowed it to come to ahead, we are literally at the midnight hour, the agency is about to go into a government shutdown. >> without this package, agencies say, they will run out of money to deal with the surge of migrants next month.>>> the white house is getting a new press secretary and communications director, the first lady's spokeswoman, stephanie grisham will take over the post, succeeding sarah sanders, whose las

>> a short time before the vote border chief john sanders announced his resignation just two months after taking the job. asking i.c.e. director mark morgan will take over. meantime wayfarer employees are planning to walk off the job today. workers are protesting the online furniture retailer's decision to sell furniture for use at immigration detention's facilities at the southern border. more than 500 employees signed a letter asking the company to cease business dealings with contractors at the border. wafer confirmed to receive the letter but confirmed it will not cancel the order. >>> meanwhile after being subpoenaed to testify in front of the house of representatives, former special counsel robert mueller finally gave congress a long-awaited answer. tom hansen reports. >> reporter: he has agreed to comply with it and we look forward to assessment. late into the night to say house democrats announce what many on the left have been waiting for, former special counsel robert mueller will testify before the house judiciary and intelligence committees. in an open session on wednesday, july 17. judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler on

border patrol chief under president obama to january of 2017 a replacement for morgan at ice has not yet been announced. john sanders is actually leaving customs just says the number of undocumented migrants being detained at the border is increasing the president has called on congress to find a solution to the u s mexico border situation within the next 2 weeks. he says if they do not us immigration and customs enforcement will plan raise in 10 major us cities with deportations just tonight the house of representatives passed a $4.5 billion bill which is aimed at improving conditions for thousands of migrant families that bill contains a stronger protections on how migrant children are treated and provides more services for migrants, including legal representation. the measure does not however fine as the proposed border, wall. >>happening tomorrow here we go democratic presidential candidates will converge on the debate stage in miami. as the campaign enters a new phase is the highest profile opportunity yet for many white house hopefuls to offer their vision for the country and given the massive democrat

customs and border protection, john sanders, announced he is stepping down after just two months in the position. acting immigration and customs enforcement director mark morgan is set to replace sanders. morgan, an immigration hardliner previously said in a fox news interview that when he looked into the eyes of detained migrant children, he saw a "soon-to-be ms-13 gang member." all p positis in homand securi agencieresponsie for enrcing imgration licy are now bei held by actg ofcials, mning thewere not approv by the senate the nstituti require we'll havmore on is after headlis. a dided housapproved ntentiou4.5 bilon emgency fuing pacge to address e border crisis tuday undegrowing essure to aress therump ministraon' inhume treaent of mrants. the bill pasd largelalong party les with me prressive mocrats ting in favor after notiating to includprovisio, includg nehealth a safety andards for jaed migras. four docrats ved ainst the bill. st week,hey issu a stement coemning t bil and lling fothe abolion of ice. commerce member omar tweeted "we should not be giving one more dollar to support this president's deportation force that openly commits human rights abuses

morgan was buried at the grounds. remembered as an exemplary classmate. now to the ongoing series, my big idea. tonight harry smith talks with former governor john hickenberg >> my idea is skills training >> we met him at a factory in denver. he is mightily interested in jobs when he first moved out west, he lost his. >> i got laid a geologist in 2006. they had nothing for me they tried to teach us how to write a resume. there were none. he became an entrepreneur, started a brewery, was mayor of denver twice and served two terms as governor >> in colorado, we have 12,000, 14,000 of cyber security they are unfilled. his answer, a public/private apprenticeship called career wise. kids start working in high school, earn, learn and get college credit >> how much awareness do you think there is of the actual pressing need for this. >> i think the awareness of the solution is low. a president campaign is the perfect place to change awareness. once we do that, the solutions are right there. >> today, there are 7.5 million jobs in the united states. jobs of the future will require new skills giving people training to do that is john hickenlooper's big i

short time before the vote at the border chief john sanders announced his resignation just two months after taking the job. acting ice director mark morgan will take over. >>> time now for, 6:10. a wildfire in stanislaus county explodes overnight. and this isn't the only fire in northern california right now. plus, as we celebrate pride month the story behind the rainbow flag. what each color means. >>> it is going to warm up a little as we get to the weekend for the pride celebration. it will not be as cool as today will be, today and tomorrow the cool states in this forecast. we will talk about that coming right up. >>> things are starting to heat up this morning. taking a look at our map you can see there are some spots and some red. i will tell you what those are coming up. ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase

and john lennon's killer the transfer is seen as a move to block a possible pardon by president trump because the president cannot commute senlt enss for state crimes. >>> 30 rock star tracy morganan hour after driving his $2 million bugatti off the lot in new york. a woman side swiped him and he got out of the car, it is a $2 million car. he tweeted, i am fine. thanks for the concern the new car, we will see hope he had that gap insurance >>> a florida highway patrol officer is lucky to be alive after being involved in a shocking hit and run a warning this might be disturbing to watch. conducting a traffic stop. there. the trooper was hit by that white bmw. they later found the vehicle abandoned. just even seeing that. >> that was disturbing to see. >>> june is pride month, nbc out is marking the 50th anniversary of the stone wall riots by highlighting 50 change makers of the lbtq movement. we highlight sharice davids. for more, go to nbc news.com/pride50 >> baseball teams around the country are celebrating pride night. the l.a. dodgers sold a record number 56,000 tickets with an estimated 12,000 specifically for lbgtq night. the second annual pride night at fenway in honor of

john sanders to step down. >> i knew there was going to be a change there i've made changes, very good changes. >> reporter: two administration sources say acting i.c.e. director mark morgan is now the favorite to take over cbp. other employees believe sanders' resignation is connected to the treatment of children in border facilities conditions the president says he's concerned about >> it's all about hugh mantd it's about helping children, what's happened is just so sad because of the democrats approved the loopholes where they knocked out the loopholes and we changed asylum, the whole border would be fixed. >> reporter: changing asylum laws now is unlikely, but the house is set today to vote on 4 1/2 billion dollar on emergency aid for supplies like food and medicine. l >> the children, the children, the children >> reporter: still, a democratic divide has erupted as some progressive members argued initially against giving more money to an administration they don't trust. >> i just cannot see giving more money to this lawless administration but with some new protections, i am willing to try. >> hallie joins us now there is news about the replacement for outgoing white

morgan radford explains. >> who can forget this moment at the grammys when lady gaga honored elton john. look now. cooper. look now. >> it is an honor -- >> that's not lady gaga standing next to bradley cooper. that's me, my face replacing lady gaga. there at the grammys, there i am again. >> every facial expression lady gaga makes, morgan makes. effectively we've put morgan at the golden globes. >> how did he make a convincing fake? with free software, a regular desktop computer and basic computing. >> joining me now, morgan radford and ben collins. if you're going to play lady gaga, get the diamonds. >> i chose the right person, right? >> how scary is that? and we've seen what's happened. we have computerized videos being distorted. nancy pelosi is angry at facebook for not taking down that altered video. tell me how easily this can be done? >> super easily. >> just to make that video, andrea, i had to stand in front of a computer screen for 10 or 15 minutes. they were able to do it so quickly with basic software, which is why i think when i interviewed congressman schiff. he was saying, how severely ca

morgan hill 84 san francisco at 68. you do look at numbers inland pretty toasty today. so i want to stay closer to the coast robin. thank you john traffic is off to. >>a pretty decent start we're checking in on the bay bridge, the drive into san francisco. a little bit of a wait now in your cap slain so its backing up filling in but no problems, here's 9 minutes and is quick and right on time to make your way off to fremont street. we'll be right back. ♪ are you ready? ♪ are you ready for some fun? ♪ ♪ ♪ are you ready? ♪ we can't stop, we've only just begun. ♪ ♪ ♪ oooooooooo... ♪ i'll show you something ♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ i'll show you something, i'll show you something... ♪ ♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ >>and good morning, everybody thanks for joining us at 05:00am on james fletcher. >>i'm robin winston filling in for daria fall, so we want to get a check of the forecast and see how is shaping up today i was driving through a lot of fog this morning from my house all the way to sam burgess got mostly yeah, definitely a foggy start for some out not going to be a foggy finished out just like yesterday. >>a lot of sunshine later on in the day an

i'm morgan brennan here with brian sullivan at post nine, live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. carl and johnh have the morning off. we'll begin with the markets, though i don't know about you, i can't believe it, we're already halfway through 2019 it's the last trading day of the first half how has tech performed what about all of these recent ipos bob pisani has some of those answers and joins us on set. >> you know what i love? i love how wrong the consensus is humans are terrible at predicting the future and nobody is worse than wall street at it, so remember when we started in 2000, back in january, everybody said, the ipo market, oh, there's going to be 200 of them. everybody's going to go public no one will want all of this stuff. they'll price this stuff too high and the only thing anybody wants is uber and lyft >> are they sure they want those? >> everything was wrong. look at the numbers. we're at the first half of the year with. 62 in the second quarter, $25 billion. it was the most active quarter by deal count in four years. it was the most capital raised in five years. and look a

los que simboliza el odio a los migrantes >>> renunciÓ john sanders horas despuÉs funcionarios dijeron en condenado de anonimato serÁ mark morgans normal si es asÍ cÓmo manejarlo que bueno que estÁs aquÍ con nosotros muchos de nosotros como papÁs tender a decir que nuestros hijos tienen un amigo imaginario es normal o no? >>> me encantarÍa cada vez que estoy con un papÁ conversando este tema sustituir palabra normal con esperado cuando entendemos que es normal a esperado puede pasar dentro de cierto perÍodo >>> se espera que no todos los niÑos pero sÍ un gran porcentaje pueda tener un amigo imaginario aproximadamente entre los 2-7 aÑos. dentro de este rango se considera esperado ahora si tu hijo de 15 lo escuchas hablando de 15 preocupado. >> ¿por quÉ surgen esos amigos imaginario? >>> porque son de esperarse en cierta etapa de crecimiento del niÑo >>> el niÑo sea un proceso de transiciÓn evolutivo en el Área. >> el niÑo tiene en edades temprana la capacidad crear una historia y realizar el juego simbÓlico. >> por ejemplo el lÁpiz se convierte en espada un pequeÑo objeto se convierte en un aviÓn lo mismo al momento de interactu

>> you know, morgan, if there was anybody who would have a frame of mind on how impeachment works in a white house, that would be john dean. based on his historical and institutional knowledge as the white house interfaces with congress, he's going to be able to shed a good amount of light in terms of what congress can do. i think there's a lot of confusion out in the american public in terms of what is legally and congressionally permissible in terms of what congress can pursue in an impeachment inquiry. somebody like john dean who's been there, done that can say, look, this is how it's been done. you are allowed to do it this way. i think it's important because you just mentioned our friends barb mcquaid and vance, their insight is going to be great. there is this criticism, morgan, as of late that several members of the country in terms of the american public, they haven't read that 448 page mueller report. >> it's a long report. >> for those of us that have read it, it's long. to digest it, to really understand it, if you're going to watch a congressional inquiry where it's done in smaller bites, then maybe that'

mark morgan, acting director of customs enforcement, will take over as chief of customs after john sanders resigned unexpectedly yesterday. as head of i.c.e., he has pushed for more on migrant families. jeff is outside i.c.e. headquarters in washington. i know you wish that news had broken before you did this interview, but what did he have to say about these facilities? >> reporter: he denies there are systemic problems inside these border detention facilities, however, he did admit that migrant children should not be held there. >> border patrol is not a place for the kids. i think every american can agree with that. they are overcrowded. those border patrol stations are not designed for kids. >> reporter: i.c.e. has taken in more than 4,000 migrants so far this year which has overwhelmed u.s. border facilities. about 1,000 migrant children are currently in cbp custody. would you want your family there? >> i would never want my family to be detained. >> repr:amil you know in a facility like that? >> just like i don't think anybody would want any of their family members being in a police

likely replace john sanders as acting commissioner of border protections is a trump administration participant already well versed in the migrant crisis. sourcing telling nbc news that mark morgan is not locked in yet. he has since become a vocal support of president trump's immigration enforcement strategy and has frequently appeared on fox news to praise the president and make comments like this one. >> i can tell you again because i've worked there as a chief. i've been in detention facilities where i've walked up to these individuals so-called minors, 17 and under. and i've looked at them and i've looked at their eyes, tucker and i've said that is a soon to be an m-13 gang member. >> president trump. and the new yorker reports that the chi chaotic policy has some i.c.e. officers longing for the order of the obama days. president obama was never popular among i.c.e.'s rank and file but the detailed list of priorities which he instituted back in 2014 which many in the agency resented as micro management now seemed more sensible. one saying i never thought i'd say this but i miss the obama rule. it was much easy when we had the priorities, it was cleaner. since the creation of

s for livermore any oc morgan hill and mountain view while 70's holding on for another day in fremont hayward in oakland really nice that 75 degrees today. robin. >>thank you john francisco. but it's not bad. yes, there are some heavy traffic at the toll plaza, but it only spills back to west grand that's as far as it goes for now it's been back and forth between the bottom of the maison west grand so we'll hold it at 18 minutes and that's not bad to make it into san francisco, new crash for 85 coming in it's as you make your way out of cupertino north 85 near fremont avenue. >>so it's crawling from 2.80 right through the scene and then picks up so patch of slowing right there at the crash but overall 30 minutes, not bad, san jose >>now 45 it is the first official day of summer and we've got some warm days ahead of us as we get deeper into the season. and that means if you're a pet owner you need to extra careful and and pay more attention to your pets when you have to take them out for a walk. not all of us have the advantage of a backyard. the document free see have to take your dog out for a walk when the days get really hot. there are some precautions we ne

owned by actor morgan freeman.co realmic challenges remain, but cultural tourism has been a major factor in the growth. >> well, i don't think it's because of the weather. >> brown: johneconomist based in melbone, stralia. he first came here in 2001 by accident, and has since returned 22 times. now, he's written a book about its downtown redevelopment, and lessons for other small cities. >> well, you have to have sothing that you can authentically promote. in this case, it's the blues. >> brown: something real. >> something real. it's not just the music, but certainly the blues, that's one of the lessons. you got to promote it. you've got to get people engaged and, increasingly the clarksdalians themselves are now recognizing what they have here >> brown: you mean they didn't before? >> they grew up with it. they didn't realize that alsomething could be so apg to people beyond the city ormits. >> brown: in a my-black area, those visitors are overwhelmingly white, as are many of w businesses-- and the challenge here is to make sure the benefits are spread evenly. >> lot of people depend on the festival >> brown: archie buford is owner of our grandma's house of pancakes

morgan stanley's mike wilson, virtue's doug seafoo. and it's our call of the day and the investment committee will tell you whether it is time to buy it and johnnd pete are both here on the stocks likely to move based on their options activity. we'll see you at noon. guys, we're about 15 away. see you then >> indeed. thanks, scott. >>> now let's get to the cme rick santelli has got the santelli exchange. rick >> thanks, john. i'm really excited today there's so much going on that we could learn from i'm going to call this one the fluid dynamics of central bank liquidity. kind of a physics lesson of central bank activity. and it's really pretty easy, okay we have two buckets here and we pour some water in this bucket, starts to still up, and then we connect the two buckets and watch what happens no matter how much liquidity you put in that one, you'll end up with the same in both of them. let's say we have a lot of global economy buckets here. doesn't matter which one we put the liquidity in, does it? because ultimately we are all connected and it's going to always seek a similar level. i say central banking policies are highly contagious. if y

john mccain. >> inside, no matter what he does, reaching various levels of achievement, the fact that a man has to throw out the fact i have the nuclear codes when speaking to pierce morgan, that lets us know he's keeping things on his mind. >> that's what that means. >> ashley parker, thank you for your reporting. i haven't seen you since your tremendous reporting from japan, we ate it all up here, we loved it. thank you for spending time with us today. >>> after the break we'll ask the former director of the cia how he explains about the president's eagerness to step into the brexit affair. >>> elizabeth warren sizing up her venue tonight to accommodate a bigger crowd. >>> rising in the polls ahead of tonight's town hall. >>> is congress getting ready to hold the attorney general in contempt? all those stories coming up. contempt all those stories coming up. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ...or trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the l

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morgan, who the president just installed as acting director of i.c.e. earlier this month. then as of two days ago, that is now the acting commissioner of customs and border patrol, cbp, replacing john sanders who resigned from i.c.e. four days ago, amid growing backlash on unsanitary conditions we spoke about at the border facilities. how much does the lack of consistent leadership at dhs, cbp, i.c.e., contribute to the immigration crisis at the border? >> well, i think it's really important. i think it contributes to everything from the low morale of our agents. i think it contributes to the lack of consistent policy setting and determination. and i think it's just very hard. but i think part of the problem is -- i think mark morgan will do a really good job and i met with him actually this -- within the last few days to talk about some of these issues. but i think the lack of leadership that's in place is a real problem and part of it is we can't get the senate to approve some of these folks so it's going to continue to be a problem. arthel: how much of it is who the president is suggesting, who he's trying to get vetted? i mean, maybe they need to do some pre-checks before they

i'm morgan brennan here with brian sullivan at post nine, live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. carl and johnegin with the markets, though i don't know about you, i can't believe

ron wyden also from morgan holdinghis 9 -- oregon, his townhall and interacting with his constituents in the state. one more from congressman johnurtis of utah, republican, saying we are not done yet, enjoying the beautiful scenery. you see the setup for his townhall on the 28th of this week. some scenes from town halls this week. have you attended one this year? republican,a, norcross, georgia. is in: my representative the seventh district, i have attended a townhall, most of his are over telephone. essentially, i found them to be a complete waste of time. i asked him some questions, what specifically was the republican from 2016,ngress 2017, what they had passed, what they had done, he could not say anything. most of the time they are advertisements for how good they have done. host: what it have been waste of it was sometime had it been a person? caller: not really because then they pick the questions. they did that a few years earlier and usually they ask you to write your questions and take questions most of the have nothing to do with your congress. they are about sosa security or a passport and does not do with the -- soc

chang of jp morgan said this feels like coordinated action from central banks to deal with the possible downturn. if the fed is the only one without the dovish bias, the dollar suffers. johnthat is bad for the economy. if the dollar policy, as the chair reminded us yesterday, it is not within the policy , that is for fed the treasury. all of this, going back to the conference in chicago, this latest move of the markets was amped up when the chair said at the beginning, long-term rethinking monetary policy, but there is this trade stuff going on and we are watching it and we will take whatever steps we judge of popular dutch appropriate. -- appropriate. francine: they must be looking -- i know currency is not something central banks want to action on, but how much does a strong dollar hurt exports? john: i don't think much at all now. we are not talking about the kind of strengthening of the dollar we have seen in times past. you are talking about a move of 10% or so depending on what measure you look at over the last year. for the u.s. economy, only about 13% of gdp goes through trade. inre is a lot more going on the trade policy area, tariffs, and retaliations, then ther

morgan, bbc news. the court of appeal declined an application to deduct three other defendants will face a retrial. johncriminally prosecuted since the 2008 financial crash, the one that led to the huge bailout and the worst recession in 80 years. what he was accused of by the serious fraud office was conspiracy to commit fraud with three other barclays executives in 2008. the first accusation was that injune 2008. the first accusation was that in june 2008 he 2008. the first accusation was that injune 2008 he made dishonest representations on behalf of the bank that barclays was not paying any additionalfees bank that barclays was not paying any additional fees to investors from qatar who were then putting billions of pounds into the bank. they said that was a dishonest representation. the second allegation was that similar dishonest representations were again made later that year. those were the allegations, but the trialjudge in the lower court ruled that the evidence against mr varley was insufficient for the case to proceed. that ruling was appealed by the prosecution, now the appeal court here has

john chen if he thinks big tech should be broken up more "closing bell" after this break. >>> let's head over to the cme and rick santelli for the bond report hey, rick. >> hi. mandy -- morgan. it is amazing the one-week 10-year note chart not only do we have a double bottom at 2.06 many technicians are looking at retracements 2.07's low close and that is technically significant pf we've down four on the day, four on the week the dow index in one week it's lost over a penny. consider that the first day of that chart we're over 98 now we're basically right above 96 1/2 it's been a big drop when was the last time the dollar index was here? right around the 25th of march as you see on that dollar index chart. whether it's demand for treasuries keeping yields down and fed coming into the picture potentially keeping the dollar down, boy, these are huge moves. wilf, morgan, back to you. >> thank you very much for that big news meantime, coming out of walmart's annual meeting today, courtney reagan is there with more for us. hey, court >> hi, wilf. it's been a very big week in northwest arkansas and walmart ceo doug mcmillan ending the week by taking questions from media. i asked