jonathan: from new york city, i'm jonathan ferro. his is "real yield". ♪ jonathan: coming up, yellen says evaluations look somewhat rich. a bond tantrum. did investors misjudge the speech? halfway through 2017 sales are on track with the 2016 record. we begin with the big issue. did investors misjudge draghi's speech? >> i think it was actually very eloquently put. >> i think the words are pretty confusing to be honest. >> a titanic shift we have been waiting for. >> the speech itself, i'm not sure the market misinterpreted it. there was a very clear shift in the tone relative to the last policy meeting. it was quite a dramatic tone. >> a back slide to explaining how the tight seasoning not really a tightening and i think the hope was if you explained it that way, financial markets will not get into a tizzy. >> i didn't read draghi's statement on tuesday to be anywhere near as bearish it is a market is taking it. actually i took it the other way. i think it was a signal from draghi that even if there was going to be further support a

jonathan: from new york city to our viewers worldwide, i am jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, chair yellen says value waiting looks somewhat rich. draghi's words sparked a bond tantrum. did investors misjudged the speech? credit is on track for the past record. the big issue, did investors misjudge draghi's speech? >> i think it was eloquently put. >> the words were confusing, to be honest. >> is this the titanic shift we have been waiting for? >> the speech itself, i'm not sure the market misinterpreted it. there was a very clear shift in the tone relative to the last policy meeting. it was a dramatic tone. >> a backslide to explaining how tightening is not really a tightening and i think the hope was, if you explain it that way, financial markets will not get into it. >> i did not read the statement on tuesday to be anywhere near as bearish as the market was taking it. i took it the other way. i think it was a signal from draghi that even if there is further support and tailwind, the central bank is stil

jonathan: there was no love. jonathan: chilly today, steve. steve: oh, yeah. tomorrow the heat wave continues, 95 degrees. showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, early evening, some may contain gusty wind and heavy downpours. it's part of a cold front that will bring relief from the heat and humidity saturday. outdoor activities look saturday. sunday a bit more humidity. next week back into the middle 90's, again. the heat and humidity. it is july in washington. today, no records were set, but the heat index values were up to 106 degrees. jonathan: jimmy kimmel's next. alison: have a good night. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business.

♪ jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro for 30 minutes dedicatedo fixed income. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, the u.s. economy showing signs of losing momentum with a retail sales fading and inflation rolling over. the fed says it is transitory, janet yellen says it is premature, with the trend falling short. loading up on risky assets. dominating the recent junk-bond issues. we begin with a big issue, inflation injecting down to the next move for the fed. >> we are very focused on trying to bring inflation up to our 2% objective. >> the fed is expected to hike rates in december and if inflation does not move back to the target they will have a pretty healthy debate about that. >> whether or not we get a hike in december depends on where the inflation data goes. on our forecast, inflation will be flat between now and the end of the year. if that is the case, they will not hike. >> accommodation of slow growth and low inflation will mean everything goes slowly. pointay never get to the they are telling you that they will get

jonathan: collin?> i think certainly we have an issue with the fact that inflation is staying so low. it puts the fed in a tough position. they can portray that they would like to raise rates, and that is the strategy they would like to employ, but as investors are taking charge, and as we know from some of the information with respect to send fund futures expectations, the odds are lessening as each day goes by that they could attempt another move this year. jonathan: we had a guest on saying the burden of proof is on inflation -- we have been waiting for it to improve and it hasn't happened. is there anyone long treasuries that would be uncomfortable at this point? >> i think there's not a huge amount of demand. we still think that, on balance, they are offering a pretty decent environment. a huge amount of focus on inflation data. the market has priced in that there will be some change in the reinvestment program, september or october. the federal poverty rates in december, there's a huge amount of

jonathan: lisa?do you think there is any value left in hard currency, because we see a flood of cash into these indices, brought indices, of u.s. dollar emerging markets credit. some nations have been deleveraging, others have not. the credit quality of the index has been deteriorating. >> you have the entire food chain of capital flowing into the u.s. market. it started out with treasuries in mortgages, and then it went into investment grade credit. now you are seeing the flows into emerging markets after many years of significant outflows, so it is concerning that flows have been significant. that is typically a pretty negative signal. i think the hard currency debt is pretty significant, and there's not as much value there. jonathan: mike staying with us, alongside mark and lisa. let's get a check of the markets, where we have been throughout the week. are grinding lower by 10 basis points on the u.s. 10 year, 11 on a 30 year. flattening the curve once again. still ahead, the final spread. janet y

jonathan: colin? colin: i think certainly we have an issue with the fact that inflation is staying so low. it puts the fed in a tough position. they can portray that they would like to raise rates and that is the strategy they would like to employ, but as investors are taking charge here and as we know from some of the information with respect to fed fund future expectations, the odds are lessening and lessening as each day goes by that they could attempt another move this year. jonathan: marilyn, we had a guest on a couple weeks ago who said actually, the burden of proof is on inflation. we have been waiting for inflation to pick up for a while and it has not happened. is there anything for everyone out there who is long treasuries that would make you feel uncomfortable this point? marilyn: i think there's a huge amount of demand for treasuries, for yields, for liquidity. we still think on balance they are offering in this environment pretty decent yields in this environment. obviously, there's a hug

♪ jonathan: from new york city, i am jonathan ferro. 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income.rom new york, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, payroll top estimates, wage growth disappoints. central bank policy nervousness continues to grow when the bond yields climbed to 2017 highs. and added protectionism dominating the g-20, and emerging-market resilience with major test after a big year about performance. we start with the big issue. a big beat for u.s. payrolls, but wage growth disappointing. >> we look at the revisions, job growth, labor force participation, it is a solid report. >> we need more americans back to work. some are opting not to join the labor force and it is important that we make it attractive for them to join the labor force. >> you are talking about another 222,000 jobs, the moving average -- three month moving average now is 194,000 jobs. we are down to a 4.3% unemployment rate, it is almost inconceivable. >> wages and price pressures will eventually show up, so it is not going to bring the bond yields down very much and it will not c

jonathan: from new york city to our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, the u.s. economy rebounds, but inflation raises questions about the fed's next move. away with the biggest debt market deal of the year. the market wanted even more. billionaire investor howard marks of oaktree capital issues a warning about current valuations. we begin with a big issue -- fading inflation forces raising questions for the fed. >> yes, inflation has come down. we have gone through a string of low inflation. i do not think it dissuades the fed from doing what they had planned to do. >> the fact that inflation is being made out the way this and the decision could be driven by it, i assume that they will not be data dependent. it is going to be employment and other things driven, which is doing very well. the fact that they may not tighten or take immediate measures because of low inflation, that is news. >> yellen is getting dovish anyway, but it plays in flat trends and the market has gotten a little s

jonathan: breaks my heart. the dog in the marine uniform. they took a final ride and they gave one final solute. nancy: incredible. jonathan: breaks my heart. nancy: still ahead at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a final vote on the jeb stewart's name. passionate divide. jonathan: proof there may be a family connection. jonathan: we waited all year for this. this is the national scotch day if you didn't know that. there is such a day. today is it. nancy: july 27 dedicated to the aged whiskey. enjoy responsibly, we should say. have your scotch any way you'd like. single malt, single grain, blended malt, blended grain, or blended. jonathan: it's 5:00 somewhere. there you go. enjoy. nancy: it's 5:00 here. a mythsry in south korea. jonathan: a month-long beer festival canceled. no reason given. the leading brewery new beer for the festival. still for sale despite the cancellation. maybe kim jong un is watching his weight. nancy: a lot of carbs. jonathan: larry davis impersonation of sanders was so pot son you woner if they'

jonathan: jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated to fix income. this is a bloomberg real yield of it -- real yield. ♪ banks --, central chair yellen says it looks rich. words, did investors misjudged the speech? credit is on track for the past record. issue, did investors misjudged mario draghi's speech? >> i think it was eloquently put. >> the words were confusing, to be honest. >> this was a titanic shift we haven't waiting for. >> i'm not sure the market misinterpreted it. there was a very clear shift relative to the last policy meeting. it was a dramatic tone. >> that a tightening is not really a tightening and i think the hope was, if you explain it that way, rental market will not get into -- >> i did not read the statement to be anywhere as near as bearish as the market was taking it. i think it was a signal from mario draghi that even if there support and tailwind, the central bank is still there. >> they need to get going early here. jonathan: soap was it eloquent or confusing? -- so, was it eloquent or confusing? boston, senior portfolio

jonathan: coming up, the u.s. economy shows signs of losing more momentum, retail sales fade and inflation rolls over. too scripturet's to conclude the underlying inflation trend is falling short. and loading up on risky assets with little protection. issue, theth the big inflation injecting doubt into the fed's next move. >> we are very focused on trying to bring inflation up to our 2% objective. >> the fed is still expected to hike rates in december, and if inflation doesn't start moving back to their target, you will have a healthy debate about it. >> whether or not we get a hike in december is dependent on where the inflation data goes. our forecast chose it will be pretty flat. if that's the case, they are not going to hike. >> the combination of low inflation and low growth is going to mean everything goes neverlowly, and they may get to the low point of the yield. >> to you, this is a victory to head off to the next fed chairman. >> the inflation numbers are probably not going to derail a fed hike, but it d

♪ jonathan: from new york city, this is jonathan ferro.ith 30 minutes dedicated to fixed-income, this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ president draghi's dovish words, but his words fall on deaf ears elsewhere. reflation trade struggles to buyers. the tenure tips auction draws the lowest number in five years and counting down to the fed's , decision. long-run miss of its inflation goal undermining for another rate hike. we begin with a big issue, a dovish draghi doing his best to push back against markets. mario draghi: we need to be persistent and patient. a very substantial degree of monetary accommodation is still needed for underlying inflation pressures to gradually build up and support headline inflation development in the medium-term. we are also unanimous in communicating no change to the forward guidance. we only have to wait for wages and prices. we were unanimous in setting no precise date for when to discuss changes. the last thing the governing council may want is an unwanted tightening for the financing conditions. jonathan: joinin

jonathan: robert?: on ending qe, the ended it and where the yields now, and where were they then? they are lower in the backend now and that is what will play out in europe. in europe there was improvement with the french election results and you will have a move toward a fiscal austerity in some of these countries, but better underlined fundamentals. you already see it coming through. they have a credit counselor, they will be attracting some of the capital they have lost over the last few years. the pushing up of the euro will doom them in terms of hitting the inflation target. as a result they could get up to zero and into the bond buying, but they will be stuck and all of the yields well over zero will be positive return generators for the bond investors. jonathan: given the week we have had, we have had a backup of yields in quite a lot of places, any pickings out of there at the moment? where are you looking at? oksana: back to the earlier question, what is the undoing, what does it look like and

jonathan: tim, thanks. the weather made for a frustrating commute on the metro after a train struck a tree branch that had fallen into the path of the train near dunn loring. there was minor damage to the train, and the conductor of the train slowed the train impact, probably saw it coming. nobody was injured, but after an hour delay, riders were taken off the train and put onto another. nancy: and amazing rescue at the height of the storm, a family paddling in the tidal basin when the heavy rain ,wind, and lightning hit. rescued them and took them safely to shore. stay aware of the weather by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. jonathan: breaking news in mclean, the police investigating two bodies found inside of a home. tom roussey is live on the scene. tom: jonathan, still a very active investigation. let me show you the home. homicide detectives are inside, and also the two bodies of adult females found here, the bodies still inside. like on the scene earlier. according to fairfax county police

jonathan: thanks. on the hill, the senate failed to pass a bill that would have repealed but not replaced obamacare. this is the second build to fail since the debate began yesterday. it does continue at this hour. replace affordable care act defeated last night. >> alcohol may have played a role in the deadly wrongway crash on rout 50 near the bay bridge. it killed christine parks of severne and hui xu of herndon. westbound lanes were closed for most of morning as the police investigated. we spoke to a survivor of the crash. >> i didn't expect anyone to. there was a center divider. this is ridiculous. michelle: alex and his girlfriend are shaken and bruised but know they are lucky to be alive. happening now in northeast washington, the police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man on the anacostia river walk trail. if you have information, call the police right away. also happening now a huge night in soccer. jonathan: this is big. 75,000 tickets sold to watch manchester united take on b

jonathan: very great program. nancy: absolutely. jonathan: good stuff. coming up at 4:00 -- >> i probably delivered since i started over a thousand babies. jonathan: but i made her latest delivery different from all the others and a bit of a double whammy. >> in the middle of the crowd fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com jonathan: back now with a disgusting side of the bottom of niagara falls. thank goodness you can't smell thr

jonathan: what did she go home with? robert: $25,000 worth of equipment for entertainment, home entertainment center. and free groceries for a year. jonathan: okay. better than a poke in an eye. not bad. alison: not at all. when you relax finally? steve: a little bit. southern maryland now looking at the stronger storms but the best news is for the immediate metro area and eventually for southern maryland it's not as hot tomorrow. not as humid. highs will be in the upper 80's. heat index value 90-degree range. turn up the heat and the humid next week but the severe thunderstorm watch for the d.c. metro is down. alison: good stuff. "world news tonight" with jo ♪ jo ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ health care works best when it's centered around one thing: you. we are kaiser permanente and we believe that with better research, the right medicine, and connected and comprehensive care, we're helping millions thrive. ♪ visit kp.org/wearekp to learn more. ♪ >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. the russian meeting at tru

jonathan: from new york city, i'm jonathan ferro, with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, payrolls top estimates, but wage growth disappoints. central-bank policy nervousness continues to grow, bund yields climb. protectionism dominating g-20, as emerging markets face a major test of a big year of outperformance. we start with the big issue, a but wage.s. payrolls, growth disappoint. >> look at labor force participation, it's a solid report. we need to get more americans back to work. some americans are opting not to join the labor force, and it's important that we make it attractive for them to join the labor force. >> you are talking about 200,000 jobs, the three month moving average is 394,000 jobs. thatalmost inconceivable, wages in price pressures are going to eventually show up. it will not bring bond yields down very much, and it is not going to call the fed, i don't think, beyond a very short period of time, because if we are really doing 200,000 jobs, i think they are still going to face inflation pressures. >

jonathan: i'm taking that off of my stocking stuffer list. alison: too much? jonathan: too much. alison: a lot of people disappointed when microsoft paint was going away. fast forward four hours and it is staying. the window store. it lives on because of what microsoft calls an outpouring of support and nostalgia. first version of paint came out in 1985 and inspired millions of household creations. was done this doodle by president trump and could be worth thousands. it is a sketch of the new york city skyline, going up for auction this week. he drew this in 2005. in the center of the sketch, there is the trump tower, and the picture includes his autograph done with a gold marker -- because the president likes gold. that's his thing. the opening bid, $9,000. alison: we have heard of christmas in july. this is the evidence. hundreds of santas and their helpers were taking a dip in the summer heat at the annual christmas convention in denmark. this is now its 60th year. steve: a lot of fun. people still enjoying the boardwalk. closer to home, 82 degrees at reagan national. ago, 100

jonathan: oksana? oksana: i think that the whole idea that the inflation argument is going to keep the fed from doing what they are saying they are going to do, which in addition to hiking introducing -- is reducing the size of their balance sheet, is not going to prove to be an effective argument. the fed will continue on this path and i think there is a lot of complacency around what the affect the reduction of the balance sheet will have on the market, because if you look forward a year and the fed is reducing and there are potentially a couple more hikes have been put in and oil is in the $50's and and petrodollars are not recycled at the same rate, and now you do not have the amount of global appetite for a negative yielding bond in europe, right? so i think all those factors will continue to push the bond yields higher irrespective of what that inflation number is. krishna: well, that comes down the question of whether this is the right policy or not. yes, the fed is going to tighten. and they ar

jonathan: back away slowly. nancy: still ahead -- disney changing a theme park ride over claims that a contained a sexist message. plus -- >> it was in flames. jonathan: a fidget spinner fire hazard? every truck guy has their own way of conveying powerful. yeeaaahhh boy. kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. holy smokes. that is awesome. strong. you got the basic, and you got the beefy. i just think it looks mean. incredible. no way. i'm getting goosebumps. get 17% below msrp on all in stock. that's over eight thousand one hundred dollars on this chevy silverado. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. jonathan: take a look at this video, the latest on the fiery plane crash in california. troublena was into big and slammed into the turning into a ball of flames. the new video shows cleanup efforts now. officials believe there was engine trouble. the pilot said coming out of the airport after takeoff he declared an emergency, tried to get

jonathan: we start the evening on stormwatch. it will be another scorcher tomorrow, may be the hottest day of the year so far. alison: are you ready for this? here. steve: we are looking at temperatures at 11:00 at 84 degrees at reagan national, the heat index values in the 90's. in terms of the heat advisories, that will go into effect tomorrow afternoon, extending through the afternoon and early evening. orange including the district, arlington, alexandria, all of southern maryland will have temperatures closer to 105 degrees come and i would not be surprised if we see 107. upper 90's, near 100 tomorrow. trekking a cold front coming up in a few minutes. alison: new at 11:00, as francent trump heads to to mark bastille day, new video of a 2013 business dinner with the president and members of a wealthy russian family. also when the video is the family pub he is the one who set up the now-infamous meeting last summer between donald trump junior and a russian lawyer who claim to have damaging information about hillary clinton. in

jonathan: d.c. bureau chief sam ford joining us live along the an costia trail with the -- anacostia river trail with the latest on the case. what do we know, sam? sam: police are saying a man was on this trail this morning. shot and killed by another man who rode off on a bicycle. the man on the trail may have had two dogs with him. according to police, the man was walking on the trail, shot multiple times there. syndications that the man may have been walking two dogs and one of the dogs was also killed. d.c. homicide would not confirm that. we saw humane rescue alliance workers handling a young pitbull. the police describe the victim as a black male. >> he has been pronounced at this time. we do not -- we are still in the process of trying to identify him also. zams you are look for somebody? right now we haves a far as a look out for a male on a bicycle. a young black male on a bicycle. sam: maybe it's a random shootings? what are your thoughts? >> it's preliminary. we wouldn't know at this time

jonathan: okay. we have hit on a lot of holiday traditions today so we can't leave out the one that either turns your stomach or makes you want to throw up. the eating contests. alison: yeah. for that we have to go to coney island, new york, and nathan's hot dog eating contest. nancy: yum! a lot of familiar faces there. look at the guy go. jonathan: that is joey chestnut. looks like he will explode. alison: on the men's side, nine-time champion joey es best. winning again. listen to this. he set a record. 72 hot dogs and buns. jonathan: iron gut chestnut. that is insane. how dehunt explode i don't know -- how he doesn't explode i don't know. nancy: i love they give him a belt after he wins. like in wrestling. jonathan: it's always the skinny ones that can pack away the serious hot dogs. i don't get it. nancy: i wouldn't want to be near him the rest of the day. jonathan: no, no. give it a week. nancy: gross. josh: it's like real athletic competition. jonathan: that is why -- nancy: they train for it.

jonathan: that is not happening. steve: no? jonathan: no, sir. steve: good try. we had heavy rain earlier today. if you were out and about driving it was coming down the buckets. it's unbelievable. i haven't seen this in a long time. that's the beginning. i want to show you the latest this is the heaviest of the rain over the district. arlington, alexandria. you can see the area shaded in red. that is a flash flood warning. that means that the flooding is happening right now. the roadways are beginning to get covered up. streams are overriding the banks so be extra careful. fairfax, alexandria, the district, prince george's county. the rest of area shaded in green. that would be a flash flood watch. anything in green might change over to red over the next 12 hours or so. as the heavier bands move across the d.m.v. get a check outside. head to kensington where kevin lewis is now in the stormwatch7, mobiletrak7. what is going on, kevin? kevin: usually it seems like when we are about to go live that is when the rain starts coming down. in this case, no rain when we

jonathan: from new york city, this is jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ coming up, president draghi -- his words fall on deaf ears elsewhere. to --ion trade juggles struggles to fly -- find buyers, and counting down to the fed's decision. we begin with a big issue, a dovish draghi to push back against markets. ande need to be persistent patients. a very substantial degree of monetary accommodation is still needed for underlying and nation pressures -- inflation pressures to build up and support headline inflation development in the median term. we are also unanimous in communicating no change to the guidance. we only have to wait for wages and prices, we are unanimous in for setting no precise date winter to discuss changes. -- when to discuss changes. the last thing the governing council may want is an unwanted tightening for the financing conditions. jonathan: joining me around the table, head of the global -- and the credit columnist for bloomberg gadfly. over in dallas, the chief investment officer having capital manage

jonathan: we have been warned. police george's police going to extreme measures to capture rise of violence. nancy: brad bell has a crime alert. brad: tough night last night t they hope it won't be tonight. this afternoon an announcement that the police are making progress. this picture is put out. he is 20 years old. he is alleged to have shot and killed two people last week. sources tell me the motive was anger over fireworks being shot off. police told me this dispute is what has been fueling the rise in the murders. our camera arrive only the scene as the ambulance arrived. the police are hunting for suspects. this july, the reports have seed like a broken record repeating on a near nightly basis with the 12 homicides in 12 days of the month. many have been personal disputes and arguments. >> it has to stop. >> the latest shooting came 12 hours in the decision to work police 12-hour shifts as a public safety official says the goal is to get an officer between those who would do violence to each other and get mo

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jonathan: thanks for that. late nightht now, a for lawmakers on capitol hill as they try to make headway on health care. jonathan: this started an hour ago. there will be two hours of debate on the so-called skinny bill that repeals the individual mandate and the employer mandate. it is not clear if it will advance. there is a long night ahead for lawmakers. one senator even brought a pillow and there are cots nearby. alison: that's never a good sign. the senate also approved a package of sanctions against russia, iran, and north korea. those targeting moscow are partly a punishment for election meddling. the senate vote was 98-2. earlier today the house passed a spending bill that includes a $1.6 billion down payment for the border wall with mexico. opposition in the senate. get breaking news from the hill at your fingertips by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com /text. jonathan: breaking news from alexandria, a 17-year-old has been arrested and charged with shooting three people in a car in del rey. all th

jonathan: thank you. d.c. police have 90 pictures of the a.t.v. riders they are trying to catch. all the pictures are on the website. go to wjla.com. michelle: a day you can see the heat i rising. the heatwave will get worse before it gets better. doug hill is tracking it in the stormwatch7 weather center. tomorrow it will get dangerously hot. people need to take it seriously. doug: tomorrow is the peak of the heatwave. higher temperatures and higher dew point and higher heat index values. the national weather service have issued h in the metro area there are times that the heat index, the way it feels is 105. that is not good. we are at 94 in reagan national. a cooler breeze off the severn river that will knock annapolis temperature down to 87 now. but the feels like temperature is more important. feels like 103 in leesburg. 99 in the capital. these heat index values will drop over the weekend. that is good news. the weekend forecast coming up. jonathan: thank you. questions about the russian election in

jonathan: fascinating.o see the market reassured? >> i think people want to see himself something. alix: but they spend so much money trying to build it. they offloaded ge capital. then they tried to become an industrial company, oil and gas. with a realistically offload something at this point? >> i don't think so. i think he would have to execute faster, take bigger cuts in corporate, he hinted at that. almost doing a lot of the same, but faster. jonathan: there is a difference between the analysts out there, saying sell something, sell something, this is what would happen if you broke up the company. what is the investor base saying? are they talking about the same thing the analyst are? >> i think people do want some simplification and they are looking at oil and gas and health care because they are little bit less related. management has said no to that a number of times. it does not mean something can't happen given additional pressure. to sell oil and gas now? that would not make any sense. the guy w

jonathan: i'm still ill over here. steve: i heard one of the winners ate 102 hard boiled eggs for a record. jonathan: just to warm up? steve: in a previous contest. >> goodness. steve: we have strong thunderstorms out there. montgomery to frederick county. we are confident to get fi at all. we start you off with a big picture here around the capital beltway. few showers. head northern montgomery county to frederick county where we have a newly issued severe thunderstorm warning until 6:45. this cell right here a little bit of lightning associated with it. moving south and east at around 30 miles per hour. so if you are in damascus or frederick, these are the areas that are likely to see the stronger storm with the heavier rain and the gustier winds. not a tremendous amount of lightning. so once again, damascus and the wood field at 6:28. and 6:30. as we move through the next ten to 15 minutes or so. show you a different perspective for this. the 3d slice. tops at 30,000 feet. it's a strong storm out there. heavy downpo

jonathan: see you then. thanks. homeless man's bath in a pond turned bloody after a gator attacked him and bit him three times. this happened in florida. 68-year-old cleaning himself and the gator bit him in the foot, groin and hand. ch i need a second. he was able to walk to the surgery center where the employees called for help. the residents say they have seen him bathe there before. >> going to lunch. look at that man. swimming naked. >> i mean you are in their world. you know? this is where they live. we are visiting. they live there. you have to be smart. jonathan: yeah. the man was flown to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. the alligator was capture and euthanized. nancy: totally different topic. two dozen new girl scout badges can be earned starting today and they are related to s.t.e.m. activities like designing model racecars, writing code and programming robots. cool to see. michelle: a couple of the panda sisters are having too much fun in the new playground. how cute are they? the sisters live in

jonathan: joining us our guest.f one store captures how obsolete it -- how isolated qatar is it is the laptop income the only major carrier affected by the ban. not just the middle east, are they? they are mainly isolated. there mainly isolated from the immediate neighbors. qatar continuously find dust flying all over destinations and they have figured out the shipping routes to circumvent and having said that as you say, they are on the negative watch and we have the facts of study change has been down 10% since all of this started. it is not great for them. the sooner it is overcome the better for damper jonathan: what -- better for them. -- jonathan: what does it look like for them? and carrying on their own internal affairs without being put under pressure by their neighbors? how do they get the ultimate resolution from all of this? monte paschi -- riad hamade fact that is theamade: big question. qatar is making it an issue of sovereignty. some the accusations thrown to qatar with there's a art of terrorism and