that is supposed to be key for apple future but analysts on wall street are a bit concerned that johnny ife is starting his own company and leaving apple even if you claims that he will still work closely together it was his former company yes thanks for now we'll come back to you in a moment overall wall street wrapped up the best june in decades also thanks to a boost from banks financial stocks were among the big winners in friday's trading session earlier the federal reserve announced that 16 banks including j.p. morgan bank of america and even beleaguered doj bank cleared the fed's annual stress test and spec to you in new york a good news for major banks and they're already making the most of this announcement. yeah you can definitely say so we already got major announcements for dividends and also for share buybacks in the billions goldman sachs for example is announcing it to increase the quarterly dividend by almost 50 percent and you could clearly see that here on wall street and the dow jones industrial average for instance goldman sachs j.p. morgan being the leader of the pack a

peter saying -- i'm sorry johnny, if the halo don't fit we don't admit. it was a natural idea. but you know, upon investigating who johnny cochran was, seeing all the things he had done -- he was a very generous person, involved in very charitable activities. i could not define the man by one single action. with political cartoons, it is almost just as important to know what not to draw. as it is what to draw. brian: from 2012, the cut line is, "and there is plenty more where that came from." we will see it in a second. what is this? michael: this is on turning corn into ethanol. one of the byproducts -- we can go into the details of the inefficiencies of using corn-based fuel. because it takes so much farmland to create it. what they did not realize was, in doing this, you also limit the supply of food out there for third world countries. they are making the cost of corn rise because they are utilizing corn for ethanol. i decided to juxtapose that to the conditions going on in the third world where corn is a very important element for them o survive. and yet, we are doing it be

unforgettable the courtroom, the at rick's were constant pop culture stars emerged including lawyer, johnnie cochran, ift doesn't fit, you must acquit known as the dream team simpson's lawyers persuaded the mostly black jury to acquit simpson of all criminal charges in october the victims families were crushed. but one year later simpson was back in court facing civil charges for the deaths of goldman and nicole. she had repeatedly accused simpson of abuse i don't want to be on the line is going to >>it's a mostly white jury found simpson liable ordering him to pay 33 and a half million dollars to the families of the murder victims in 1997. >>simpson left the trials with huge debt but free he moved to florida. >>he would get arrested again in 2007 after allegedly leading a violent raid on memorabilia dealers in a las vegas hotel room ironically 13 years to the day after being cleared of the murders. a jury convicted simpson of armed robbery and kidnapping i'm sorry, i'm sorry for all of it. the apology rejected he served 9 years in prison and now lives in las vegas. >>that was stephanie elan reporting m

pop culture stars emerged including johnny cochran. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> known asam team, simpson's lawyers persuaded them to quit of all criminal charges in 1995. the victim's families were crushed. but one year later simpson was back in court facing civil charges for the deaths of goldman and nicole. she had repeatedly accused simpson of abuse. >> i don't want to stay on the line. >> reporter: a white jury found simpson liable to pay $33 million to the families of the murder victims in 1997. simpson left the trials with huge debt, but free. he moved to it'll. he would get arrested again in 2007 after allegedly leading a violent raid on memorabilia dealers in a las vegas hotel room. ironically, 13 years to the day after being cleared of the murders, a jury convicted simpson of armed robbery and kidnapping. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry for all of it. >> the apology rejected. he served nine years in prison and now lives in las vegas. stephanie elam, cnn, las vegas. >>> coming up, a dictator with manipulation in his dna. a biography reveals fascinating new details about t

unforgettable the courtroom, the at rick's were constant pop culture stars emerged including lawyer, johnnie cochran, if it doesn't fit, you must acquiwys persuade black jury to the victims families were crushed. but one year later simpson was back in court facing civil charges for the deaths of goldman and nicole. she had repeatedly accused simpson of abuse i don't want to be on the line is going to >>it's a mostly white jury found simpson liable ordering him to pay 33 and a half million dollars to the families of the murder victims in 1997. >>simpson left the trials with huge debt. but free he moved to florida. >>he would get arrested again in 2007 after allegedly leading a violent raid on memorabilia dealers in a las vegas hotel room ironically 13 years to the day after being cleared of convicted simpson of armed robbery and kidnapping sorry, i'm sorry for all of it. the apology rejected he served 9 years in prison and now lives lam, s vegas. stephanie cnn. >>9.34 the sales force transit center and public rooftop park are going to reopen on july first after being closed for 8 months. and it was a bra

. >> courtroom theatrics were constant, pop culture stars emerged including lawyer johnny cochran. >> iffit, you must acquit. >> known as the dream team, simpson's lawyers persuaded the mostly black jury to acquit simpson of all criminal charges in october 1995. >> not guilty. >> the victim's families were crushed. >> but one year later simpson was back in court facing civil charges for the deaths of goldman and nicole. she had repeatedly accused simpson of abuse. >> i don't want to stay on the line. >> a mostly white jury found simpson liable order him to pay $33.5 million to the families of the murder victims in 1997. simpson left the trials with huge debt, but free. he moved to florida. he would get arrested again in 2007 after allegedly leading a violent raid on memorabilia dealers in a las vegas hotel room. ironically 13 years to the day after being cleared of the murders a jury convicted simpson of armed robbery and kidnapping. >> so i'm sorry. i'm sorry for all of it. >> the apology rejected, he served nine years in prison and now lives in las vegas. and it is worth noting that th

unforgettable the courtroom, the at rick's were constant pop culture stars emerged including lawyer, johnnie cochran, if it doesn't fit, you must acquit known as the dream team simpson's lawyers persuaded the mostly black jury to acquit simpson of all criminal charges in october 1995. the victims families were crushed. but one year later simpson was back in court facing civil charges for the deaths of goldman and nicole. she had repeatedly accused simpson of abuse i don't want to be on the line going to >>a mostly white jury found simpson liable ordering him to pay 33 and a half million dollars to the families of the murder victims in 1997. >>simpson left the trials with huge debt. but free he moved to florida. >>he would get arrested again in 2007 after allegedly leading a violent raid on memorabilia dealers in a las vegas hotel room ironically 13 years to the day after being cleared of the murders. a jury convicted simpson of armed robbery and kidnapping i'm sorry, i'm sorry for all of it. the apology rejected he served 9 years in prison and now lives in las vegas. >>that was stephanie elan reporting

if he didn't understand the vernacular of reality television. >> aren't they the most in touch with that? i mean, forget politics. wasn't it johnnyochran who said, if the glove doesn't fit, you must have quit. a tweet before twitter that captured something, not something that accurately proved accurate in the legal sense but something that proved strategic in the courtroom. >> i think that's exactly right. and i do think it is a fair -- i think there are two fair criticisms of at least two of director mueller. one is the office -- we talked about this earlier this week. the office brought a knife to a gunfight or as you said a twitter fight. >> brought a knife to a twitter feed. >> they did not have a johnny cochran -esque summary of this. and that can be a problem. i've always thought that one of the things that historically we're going to look back at president obama for instance is he was less given less to piffy remarks in large measure because he saw all the complexity of it. you remember, tear down this wall from donald reagan. you remember, this will not stand from george h.w. bush, so you do need that. what i think he did

if you say johnny unitas, that says you are a certain age, or you say walter payton or jim brown. all of those people are iconic in their own respects. people knievel was a bad guy. there is a lot of talk about is today. he was a narcissistic guy with big hair, so i don't know how you want to relate that to the present situation. [laughter] >> i think one or two more. was just curious to know if of lindathe daughter boyd or someone else. >> layla was later, it was veronica porche. he had some children that weren't with any of his wife's. -- of his wives. he did a lot to propagate the future of america. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you very much. >> again, the book is in the back of the room for sale from barnes & noble. we will get you some books. [chatter] host: history bookshelf features the country's best-known history writers of the past decade. you can watch our weekly series every saturday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span3. june 6 was the 75th anniversary of the allied d-day invasion of nazi-occupied france. this weekend on oral histori

thank you, johnny. [ cheers and applause ] i hope you folks noticed that when johnny introduced e.j., it's almost as if the evil eye. he didn't crack a smile. he had his game face on. now he's smiling, of course. the week is building nicely on "jeopardy!" we had a mid-$30,000 win on monday, $40,000 for dan yesterday. what will today bring? we won't know until we start finding out, so let's do that. here we go. the jeopardy! round of play. one daily double coming up in one of these categories, starting off with... remember? we'll deal with... each correct response will begin with those three letters, and finally, we deal with "our planet"-- facts and stunning visuals from the netflix series. - dan, start us. - football, $200. - dan. - who are the cowboys? - you got 'em. - football, $400.

we heard the late johnnie cochran with that quote, if it doesn't fit, you must acquit.people still believe o.j. is responsible. he said he would spend the rest of his life looking for it the killers pep hasn't done that yet. i want to see what he has to say because i study people and i watch the news. it's not presidential. the only presidential piece was the split screen. but he's still part of pop culture. he was once a hero. for some he's a zero. he we'll see what he has to indicate himself. >> hero to zero. you're full of one of my liners today, april ryan. thank you. >> it's sunday. it's happy father's day. happy father's day to all the fathers. >> amen to that. thank you, april. good to have you here. >> thanks. >> on the subject of politics, you don't want to miss "state of the union" with jake tapper at 9:00 a.m. eastern. he'll be talking with pete buttigieg and beto o'rourke. that's "state of the union with jake tapper" at 9:00 a.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> still to come on this day, four years ago president trump announced his candidacy and he chose a rather u

if you want to sign up for the service. but there is a small monthly charge. therapy and medition helped johnnywder cope with his own mentae health. ope notes text messages are intended to support traditional treatments, not replace them. if you are somebody you know is struggling with mental health issues there is help out there. head to our website and search "changing minds" for a list of local resources. local resources. >>> and we're when you get the diagnosis of cancer you don't know how you're going to handle it. you really don't know what's coming down the road for you. i was diagnosed with stage 4 oral cancer the doctors at g w hostal were fantastic. they were willing to advocate for an alternative treatment that had better outcomes for me. a better life over a longer term with fewer side effects. i want to say thank you for getttmg me through cancer trt and back to living my life. for life's defining moments the george washi fining medicine. >>> this season of"america's got talent" has been full of heart-warming moments. >> there was another one last night when a boy and his violin hi

johnny's. granted it isn't as you would suspect it is if you go to. i'll stick on a balloon be a good sign sickening and he would negotiate it stayed neutral. couple's new solution as you would. oh. no. no. no and those would be sure. he had not. survived. yet not clearly and then. doesn't save it is a disgusting witcha. at dusting which are where people are. moralise was that we ship one of the is the. was the body but i think is more. or darkest. madness. yet it was there yet he. won't feel he's the man you know this is where a lot of toys gather to push only. yes some bill paley say's macnair point occurred now please don't run into a coma though prevention use tonight. i promise that is not so and i am up. to mean about such k. with right here sky spock either go. below. or your door shade 20 below. among kids are nicole russia's evil mayor so. it wasn't stunnel the she is the saddam killer man thought of the local. clock was something. you show. them where a good center site iowa also but of the. so close to put so that sniper. all aimlessly nons

johnny. thank gentl megan and rob, welcome to the show. i'm looking at you right now. i'm trying to see if can spot some determination, some feistiness, because you're gonna need it against this champion, james. but good luck. here we go. first round of play today. one daily double coming up in one of these categories... followed by... i-t coming up in each correct response. we'll deal with... and finally--you'll love it. james. world facts, $1,000. james. - what is asia minor? - asia minor or anatolia. yes. on the beach, $1,000. sarah, help us out. making up the sand on most beaches is this compound-- chemical formula... ...in the form of tiny crystals of the mineral quartz. james. - what is silicon dioxide? - yes. silica. childish bambino, $1,000. james. - what are the polo grounds? - polo grounds. the home field of the yankees then. replicas, $1,000. james. - who is stradivarius? - you got it. - facts, $800. - answer... [ applause ] you're finding it a bit earlier than usual. - four dimes, please. - all right. what is côte-d'ivoire? côte d'ivoire. the ivory coast. yes. [ applause ] beac

think of the protest songs, but i was reading in this book the role of johnny cash, "that old ragged flag", and i was wondering ifu know, i grew up in the '70s in the south, in the early '70s in the south, when i first, i guess, became aware of music. and my stepdad drove an 18 wheeler hauling cotton seed across louisiana and texas. so my earliest memories are 4, 5, and 6 years old in an 18-wheeler hauling cotton seed listening to johnny cash and merle haggard. so those songs are engrained in me. it's the first time that johnny cash and the songs from the '60s the first time that as you're listening to music and as a child where i understood that music was more than just entertainment. it crossed my mind. because you're still hearing those songs of the '60s and the early '70s. and it's the first time that i put together that music can mean a whole lot more than entertainment. it can mean something -- it causes you to reflect and think about what's going on in your society. >> because you write about it in that section, in that memory in the cotton, but you have the, in my heart, when i hear that song today, i thi

the beauty of the sullivan kind of variety show is that if you didn't like something, something else would be around in four minutes. >> no, johnnyybody. and so they got everybody. a little kid and his grandparents will watch the same show. >> they would have an elephant on, and then the next thing somebody doing shakespeare, and the next thing a comic. there would be an acrobat and then an opera singer the next bit, which was true variety. ♪ downtown ♪ things will be great when you're ♪ ♪ downtown >> anything that was current was on "the ed sullivan show." >> a young richard pryor. >> thank you. >> joan rivers. >> rodney dangerfield. >> everybody wanted a showcase. if you got on sullivan, you knew you could talk about it. did you see sullivan? >> my whole life i don't get no respect. no respect from anyone. >> as a performer you couldn't get a better place to sell your product. >> when i started out, they would say variety is a man's game. it's dean, it's milton berle, it's jackie gleason, you know, it's the guys. but variety is what i know. i felt it was in my genes to do this. >> oh! [ yelling like tarzan ] >> she had been so

if w write a check to a summer camp, the parent can say, hey, johnny, th summer you're going to a campou are going to love this family. don't miss this story. tonighon news4 at 5:00. >>> i didn't see anything -- >> vin? >> i didn't see any -- >> i want to see my son right right now. >> net netflix says "whens they ee us" is the most-watched series on the stream in the u.s. it premiered on may 31st the drama series tells thetory of the wrongful convictions of five teen boys of color in the rape and beating of a white central park jogger in 1989.e thspent between six and 13 years in prison before their convictions were overturned. t i've already greatngs about it. how powerful it is. >> hard to watch, but really powerful. poignant and -- >> importnt to watch, o, for everybody. >>> a surprising turn of events in flint, mictogan. prosecu have dropped all criminal charges against eight people who were charged in the city's contaminated water problems. >> prosecutors say they want to srt the investigation from scratch. the original charges stemmed from an outbreak of ginnaires' disease. it's

if left in and kenneth enoch's retraction was typical. movie we're recording interviews were forced upon me that johnny. i said that due to my fault too much due to my confession which which is absolutely false in my confession i would now be branded by the people of the world as in fact a war criminal you describe the method you better find if. you think your statement. yesterday they use both physical and mental pressure they pushed me around. did me attention for long periods. forced me to sit at attention. finally i could see that there was no alternative insanity or death they they threaten me and threaten me again that i should never leave alive if i didn't cooperate but nearly 60 years later kenny enoch now denies he was ill treated by his captors what imagines these very brutal thoughts no no no no no. no no no. but here i lay there one time they had me and i did the stay in the same place all the time and i can't recall one particular thing but. maybe maybe they wanted to move somebody else you know how whatever they do so i got transferred to another building another house not home and it was

if that happens. >> guys, thank you both. >>> investors are largely shrugging off apple's announcement that johnny ive is leaving. josh lipton is out in san francisco. josh, why don't people expect a bigger fallout here? >> you know, kelly, because i don't think the news in and of itself was probably a huge shocker. i checked in with some smart long-time apple watchers this was pretty much a long time coming that their point being johnny passed at least the day-to-day responsibility. ben of creative strategies has been watching apple for 20 years. as he noted in his opinion jony ive wasn't really driving the ambitions of apple having said that, it is big news jony ive had a tremendous profound impact on this company. he had a key role in designing a lot of the key devices that are in your living room. analysts say they have now sold more than 70 million watches it's a multibillion dollars business in its own right. i think one question for investors today is now that jony ive will no longer be an apple employee, who do you think can fill those shoes >> andrew asked him on "squawk box," he said when i was thinking

if it's not the best country music collection you have ever owned, just send it back for a full refund. johnnyy available from time life, so don't wait. order now. [applause] ♪ kenny: country music is the only music that tells stories about where life is and how you feel. and i think that's why it touches so many people. leeann womack: ♪ i hope you dance i hope you dance ♪ steve wariner: ♪ there are holes in the floor of heaven and your tears are pouring down ♪ rascal flatts: ♪ this much i know is true that god blessed the broken road that led me straight to you ♪ announcer: from powerful songs to beloved artists, the cma awards have it all. george strait: ♪ don't be afraid to take me by the hand if you want to i think this is how love goes check yes or no ♪ brooks & dunn: ♪ cowgirls don't cry ride, baby, ride ♪ announcer: the cma awards are filled with performers who have touched us with their unique voices and personalities. artists we will miss, but we'll never forget their music. merle haggard: ♪ i'm proud to be an okie from muskogee a place where even squares can have a ball ♪ freddy fend

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if we write a check to a summer camp, the parent can say, hey, johnny, this summer you're going to acamp. >> are you going to love this family. so don't miss this story.e tonight4 at 5:00. >>> i didn't see any lady -- >> kevin? >> didn't see any lady. >> i want to see my son right now. right now. >> netflixays "when they see us" is the most-watched series on the streaming service in the u.s. it premiered on may 31st. the drama tells the story of the 1989 wrongful convictions of five black teenage boysccused of raping and beating a jogger in central park. they spent between six and 13 years in prison before their convictions were overturned. >> i hear a it's powerful series that people have to watche and take a pause and really process it before they can move on. >> yeah. >>> a surprising turn of events in flint,michigan. prosecutors have dropped all charges against eight people thharged in connection wihe contaminated water. >> prosecutors say they want to start the investigation from scratch. the original charges stem from an outbreak of leginnaires' disease. it's believed to have been

if we write a check to a summer camp, the pare can say, hey, johnny, this summer you're going to a camp. >> you are gog to love this family. don't miss this story. tonight on news4 at at 5:00. >>> i didn't see anything. >> kevin -- son right to see my now. right now. >> netflix says "when they see us" is the most-watched series on the streaming service in the u.s. it premiered on may 31st. the drama series tells the story ng the wrol convictions of five teen boys of color in the rape and beating after a while central park jogger in 1989. they spent between six and 13 years in prison before their overturned. were >>> a surprising turn of events in flint, michigan. prosecutors there hve dropped all criminal charges against eight people who were charged in connection to the city's contaminated water. >> prosecutors say they want to start the investigation from scratch. the original charges femme sistr an outbreak of leginnaires' disease. it's believed to have been caused by contaminated water. the city offlint began using the flint river as its water upply in 2014, but it didn't treat itr

so, you're saying that if a delay or cancellation occurred as far back as 2016, people can still file? johnnyabsolutely correct. pam: fabulous. chris: as for pam, she's eying the next ott family adventure, determined to forget that night at heathrow and remember her eu261 rights. pam: it's a good policy. i just didn't know it existed. chris: now you do. back to those companies that will fight for an airline with an airline for you. they do charge fees. in air help's case, it keeps 25%, but only if you win. you can file a claim yourself. start with a letter to your airline making a specific reference to eu261 and the cash you deserve. look it up on your airline's website. policy is probably, hopefully posted there. announcer: still to come, it was a movie buff's dream come true. but changes have some film fans giving a big thumbs down. why a bay area attorney says the movie ticket app should pay up. eck with family and friends for recommendations, search for mechanics online, and check the better business bureau for ratings. call the mechanic before you go. ask if their estimates are free. bef

and the family to pitch their new ideas to a friend of mine, johnny morris, who owns bass pro shops. and more importantly, i want to see iflly take the lead. when you think hunting and fishing and outdoor, this is the real deal. when we first met, i told you that i did not want you to be a baseball-bat company only anymore. i rarely like to mix personal relationships and business, and johnny morris, the owner of bass pro, is a friend of mine. and so i don't want to put any pressure on you, but i cannot have you mess this up. -'cause this is a game changer. -scott: this is it. i think they're gonna like what we have to show them. lemonis: so, let's go inside. all right. i wish you guys luck. jackie: this is crazy. lemonis: i want to take them inside of the bass pro shops. i want them to understand the magnitude of not only this business, but the opportunity. isn't that awesome? you can go fishing. this account is important in forcing the development of new products, and it eliminates the risk of seasonality in our business. wendy: okay, good luck, guys. lemonis: today we're meeting with kelly, one of the buyers for bass pr

johnny carson. >> karnak the great. one of the funniest skits on late night television. he's anything if? >> i just don't get the need for the exaggeration here. i know people can say mexico was doing all of this before. look, the threat of the tariffs moved them. you can say he shouldn't have it done this way. it hurts our standing and the authorization of the upcoming trade deal but isn't it enough? why does he have to do that with the paper. he knows it's going to bring criticism. >> because he can't help himself. believe what you want to believe. i'll believe it when i see it. all the reporting shows that mexico had begun to do things because he was saying mexico had done nothing. they had begun to do things in the way of keeping people from coming across the border. >> thank you. >> they had ramped up security and done more arrests. they had even released a statement on the monday before talking about what they were doing and what they were planning to do so when i see the actual agreement and look at what has been done before then i can make an assessment but if the history shows a

if you want to go involve up. i'm sure there's a lot of things of all about there's going to be a great i love people looking like johnny depp i've been out there too right. >>but we want to go out there to northern california pirate festival should a great time. it's going to take place all this weekend both saturday and sunday beginning at 10:00am but on temperatures starting out today in the 50's but warming up in the upper 60's by the afternoon, so sunny and nice out there are great time to take out your debt. this is a good one how about the king of country barbecue festival and music festival is we're going to see beautiful skies and sunny conditions in the martine and martinez they're going to see that warm temperatures up in the mid 80's in the afternoon and look at all a barbecue out their boy the we've got big jim and big a john barbecue and all the great stuff out there enjoy. >>a lot of music out there too. of course dads they love their vintage muscle cars were talking shelby's mustangs cobras you name it you go check those out and cupertino plenty of sunshine there temperatures and low 80's. lot of sunscre

would be scaled back if its core products are affected by tariffs despite this new cost efficiency measures apple is still trading down for the week as chief design officer johnny.

contribution will be scaled back if its core products are affected by tariffs despite this new cost efficiency measures apple is still trading down for the week as cheap design officer johnny i announced his departure he was responsible for designing the i mac i pod and i phone which leaves investors very worried about apple's future going forward. as chinese president xi jinping and russian president vladimir putin met at the g 20 in osaka japan this week it appears the 2 nations have been making deals prior to the leaders as latest talks earlier this month russian finance minister anton gone off and people's bank of china had you gang sign a deal that would switch to the nation's currency and buy a lot of nations as currencies and buy a lot of oil trade rather than the u.s. dollar and up there cross currency settlements by up to 50 percent that's according to a report from russian newspaper is vast china is the biggest trade partner of russia with more than 107000000000 dollars currently of trade in other news involving russian trade and currencies other than the dollar india is now looking to make a purchase of russian arms including the us $400.00 air defense system in

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if left in and kenneth enoch's retraction was typical. movie were recording interviews. were forced upon me that johnny. said that due to my for humor due to my confession which was absolutely. in my confession i would now be branded by the people of the world as in fact a war criminal you describe the method used by the time that. you get your statement. yesterday they used both physical and mental pressure they put me around. me attention for a long period. forced me to sit at attention. finally i could see that there was no alternative insanity or death they they threaten me and threaten me again that i should never leave alive if i didn't cooperate but nearly 60 years later kenneth enoch now denies he was ill treated by his captors what imagines he is from these very brutal thoughts no no no no no. no no no. but here i lay one time they had me and i didn't the stay in the same place all the time and i can't recall one particular thing but. maybe maybe they wanted to move somebody else you know how whatever they do so i got transferred to another building another house not home and it was cold and th

if you want these, get them soon. there's also a t-shirt. >> more importantly, there's cookies. maria: they're selling t-shirts. cheryl: this is special edition. it's from johnnieg fan to watch this. dagen: i come bearing advice. maria: i'm bearing cookies. >> i'm eating. dagen: the best nutter butter, it's called a cream patty, the nabisco nutter butter cream patty. we don't have them on set. they're made with traditional crispy wafer a and the bee nut t butter and it's cream my. it's . it's a greater peanut butter to cookie ratio. you eat the entire box of them. cheryl: excuse me, i'm eating the whole thing. maria: if you don't like nutter butters -- come on. cheryl: you like them, right? maria: i do. happy birthday. poshmark ceo weighs in on the changing world of online retail, how come it's so bifurcated? back in a minute. ♪ you want to argue all day and love all night. ♪ what's going on up here? can't see what it is yet. what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mo

. >> chris is very handsome and if he takes his shirt off i'm sure that will put a lot of asses in seats. before chris strips tif stars at mr. johnnyading lady. "et!" was on the set of the new single "soul of a woman". >> johnny said he has for a long time wanted you to be his love interest. >> um. for real? >> for real. >> that's cute. >> matter of fact i used to call tiffany, yo, what you do, she'd go, no, i'm not coming over. i'm like let me holler at you. she's like i'm not coming over. i'd be like you know who i am, i sing these beautiful love songs, what we do, she's like, i'm not coming over. tiffany, i want you to know, i finally >> i love and now he's paying me to be his love interest. before he tried to get me to do. ♪ >> this is the first single from game exchanger two album the first album had five top ten number one records. it's beyond a blessing. coming kelly ripa and mark conswella giving us tm i. >> i'm going to be running through the house naked. you're welcome america. >> then. >> erratic fanatic. meet "big e guests. this year it's our kevs we take him back to the set of the movie which started "et!"'s 35 years w

smuggled to china if the extradition all passes any pretty because he's region could be legally openly up talk to will be the end of freedom in hong kong. what's next. newspapers johnny force in the campaign to support invesco journalist who's been arrested now this of course much to the embarrassment of the kremlin yeah. that's right now this is it's interesting to see the russian media really taking a kind of a very strong stand against this this is the same headline on three major at dailies commerce on to evade the most the and the rb cake group we are. yvonne goal in all of is it what they're saying that that he's even going off he was in prison according to a friend of his badly beaten up. then released because of the the brouhaha in the media over this and he's now held under house arrest. at it he claims that they were trumped up charges that he was a at the end of drugs lab in his apartment in fact six photos released by the authorities five of them have been proven not to have been taken in his apartment at all. so it does look like the some credibility at two at the dots over the the drug charges he is also an investigative journalist now based in lafayett

john: if you think about it, apple's biggest challenger is google, i think, because the way they have combined hardware and software together. the real johnnylley. emily: that is a controversial statement. john: yes, she's amazing. emily: we were talking about this earlier. google has discontinued getting out of tablets. the pixel has not done that well. john: the pixel is an amazing device. i have both. the pixel has better software. at some point, it is not about the hardware, it is about the engine. the prius, you like it because of the hybrid engine. apple's technology and software has lagged google technology. emily: that said, an interesting wrinkle in the huawei story in that google can now operate its android operating system for huawei. huawei could be forced to build its own operating system. how big a threat of that is to google and apple? john: gigantic beyond belief. here in the u.s. or europe, we underestimate what is happening in china. china is the wakanda of payment taxes. if that happens, the differences will only increase. emily: should we be concerned about national security issues? john: we should always. we should be c

-- what's next if we don't get a trade deal we've got three of the best banks for your buck and it's the era, the man behind some of apple's most important products. the designer johnny is leaving what it means for apple and the future of that company "power lunch" starts right now >> let get a check of the markets. they're striing to close out a stellar month in green we are looking like that ham, but u off the session highs. the dow was up now up about oh, about a fifth of a percent it's the ipo of the day. more on that one coming up 40%. shares of consolation brands we have an exclusive with the ceo straight ahead >> thanks. >> we begin this hour with a trade war. president trump getting ready for a face fo face meeting with president xi in a few hours. kayla is live at the g-20 summit in o saka, japan, with the latest kayla. >> kelly, that 90-minute meeting is taking place 209 days after these two leaders last met at the summit in argentina and white house officials are exp t expecting a similar outcome. a cease fire of sorts. although aqui knowledged the situation is trickier. china has walked back some principles that had been ironed out and the white house has

johnny carson inherited "the tonight show," but he made it his own. >> it is going to be wild tonight. i can always tell. >> he hosted a nightly party. >> oh >> are you married? >> oh. >> and ifted playing together, you felt like what it must have felt like to go to vegas at 3:00 in the morning and have the rat pack come out. >> no, but where is the guy you talk to? >> it was a beautiful thing to watch a guy working at his best. >> okay. bingo. get your ax and let's go. ♪ >> if you watch it closely, he is gauging how much longer he can wait to let the laugh die before what he says will be irrelevant to what happened. and he gets it just on the nose. it's beautiful to watch. >> i didn't even know you were jewish. >> johnny was the best audience in the world, and he loved comedy. >> the woman is watching him she's watching him from the corner of her eye. he says to him, what are you looking at? the guy says i'm looking at that ugly baby. that's a bad-looking baby, lady. >> johnny was there listening for you. he wanted you to score. and when you scored, he scored. >> i said now calm down. he said, madam, the pennsylvania railroad will go to any length to avoid having differences

johnny, is the october deadline important to you? i think it is not vital to the october deadline important to you? i think it is not vitalto me ifo it as quickly as possible but i think setting this up for be by the 315t of october is not really necessary. i think michael gove by making jeremy hunt set as well, if it's the 29th, 30th of october we are very close to a deal, there's been some movement, we will notjust give it allup been some movement, we will notjust give it all up for the sake of a couple of weeks. i think what i would say is there needs to have been some serious progress towards a deal that's acceptable to both parties by the 315t of october and if that progress has not been made we need to be prepared to leave with no deal. can i ask both of you which of the tilly do you believe can keep the conservatives in power? so like isaid. it the conservatives in power? so like i said. it is going to be boris, i have been a former deputy chair of the condominium association and beckinsale, i have often had lunches in the last few weeks of the glass with people around here and they have unanimously said that boris is the

if you look at it you can see what comes before contributes and what comes after k'nex back to it. back to it. mc5 they would do some motown stuff. they did johnnyty burning. they would perform that on a regular basis. whichis a lot of mixing, is what techno music is, mixing different types of music together. you have to be innovative in detroit. that creates a different kind of artist who is always thinking outside the box. and when you think back to jazz all of thoseo, genres of music are happening in detroit because of people who think outside the box. to theoit's connection auto industry is extremely deep. the automobile was not invented in detroit, but very early on a number of auto enthusiasts gathered here. cameon nucleus of people together that wanted to build cars here just attracted more and more people. his first he created plant on the detroit river, there was the son of a railroad inon who convinced a company ohio to move their facility to detroit because he figured it was a fabulous place to do business for manufacturing. horace dodge were key machine shop owners in ford motor company. they obviously have a car named after them now

usually dads are pretty good johnny pokestan jane in the eye with his elbow. dad will say, sorry. end of roughhousing ifat anymore. dad will usually give the child a second chance to do it well. when they don't do it well, dad will say no roughhousing tonight. the children are learning to think of their sisters or brothers needs because if they don't, they lose the roughhousing. that begins the prophet -- process of empathy. it also begins the process of knowing when am i pushing too much and when is not enough. betweenches the balance being assertive versus being aggressive. mom looks at the dead doing the roughhousing and says, i feel it i just have one more child to monitor here. know whatds don't they're doing that is of value. they don't know that it's leading to empathy. they don't know that it's leading to assertiveness and good social skills that lead those children to be able to have more friends, less depression, be more involved. they also don't know that they are creating through the boundary enforcement discipline. and when boys and girls have dreams but they don't have discipline, those dr

johnny cash, i've been everywhere, man, just in alabama getting started. for the most part, people -- it's extremely gratifying. i am a creature of a place that i would have very high standards if someone were going to write about where i were from, and it was gratifying to have people who were from alabama several generations back feel like the book got it and that it felt like the place they knew and and the people they loved and that it did justice to a story they'd kind of always wanted to see in print or to a write they'd always ad mired but never really understood. that event patrick was referencing was an event in alexander city where a relative of the reverend's was there, the individual landty was there who murder her father, and all of tom radney's kids and grandkids were there. so so you gather in a room like that, i have said this in a lot of places, this is a strange and sordid story, and, you know, there are ways in which it feels not real and it feels like a ghost story, feels like a southern gothic novel or something and never was i more mindful in that room that it's real high for those people, and they lived it in tremendously different ways. so i think that w

people who workyoed if a eed fo and had gat things to say about you sfwlp thank god. 17 years of "last call" will do it for you. johnnyrld does late night take place hiin? >> t takes place in the traditional big three networks, that sort of thing. and that was -- i read every book about those late night wars. i'm sure you know so much about that because you're entrenched in that world. it's fascinating to me. it's somhing where even if i don't sy up and watch it at night, i see clips about them. whether it's jimmy kimmel or jimmy fallon. >> you talk to bill carter of "the new york times"? >> i tked to him. he wrote that book -- he's written two books. i researched all of his writing. >> i never asked. but you were talking about being at the office and being this youngriter and looking different than anybody else. how did you get yourself apart on the ouow? did y write it and say, yeah, i i thinkould play this part? or how did you make that leap in front of t camera? >> my boss greg daniels had seen me in a play i had written and starred in, and he had in the back of his mind theth wonderfu g about "the office" is peop