josh: i don't think he is.ew that the lawyer from the campaign, when they were fighting off these accusations from women who said that trump had groped them. bannon and the lawyer knew each other well. charlie: this is what is interesting to me. the person trump seems to admire the most is james mattis. general mattis. he has given him the most power. he can make decisions on the battlefield and getting praise from military strategists. it may say something about his admiration for people that he thinks are tough -- josh: i would go a step further and say, veneration. especially for military generals. one thing you noticed in the campaign is whenever trump was in trouble, he would surround himself with generals. when he was finally forced to apologize for the birther slander, do you remember what he did? he calls the very strange press conference in his trump hotel, surrounds himself with all these generals. they wanted the visual of trump surrounded by x generals because it would project strength. he gave this

the couple married when amber was 19 and josh was 21. almost immediately, they left their friends and family in tulsa behind. >> he had enlisted in the air force. we flew off to alaska where he was stationed. >> amber says the marriage quickly deteriorated. josh started changing, getting very angry very quickly, and it just kind of escalated. nobody can understand what it was like to be married to him. i loved him so much, but he was a jerk. >> josh was soon honorably discharged from the air force on an unrelated matter. amber was nearly seven months pregnant when the couple moved back to tulsa. >> my mom had an apartment at the university club towers that she had rented out and said we could go stay there. we were on the 25th floor, i mean, we were just arguing in the living room, and you know when you argue, you get closer and closer and closer and josh put his hands out onto my shoulders and i just -- i mean, i'm pregnant, i have a huge belly, i mean if you're going put your hands on me while i have a huge stomach, what's -- what's go

josh: exactly.film career, your best roles have probably been once you have written or cowritten for yourself. that is a sad function, i guess, of where we are at, but also a curiosity. is that part of the impetus in creating works, especially for feature films? while there has been some reporting stuff, i am sure, especially on the tv side, that only film side this is what you have to do to get it done to make yourself feel artistically rewarded? zoe: yes. i think in an actor in the some space, that is 100% true. i've had to carve out opportunities for myself as a response to them not being handed to me. [laughter] zoe: i think the film landscape has changed and continues to evolve. even in the indie world, the number of viable actresses to be leading ladies continues to be smaller and smaller. some extent, that is a cheap men tally. who is the it girl of the moment? but i think it's also about who is financable. in the early days of independent so making it was not as big of a question. i think th

josh: not as powerful as he once was.is a propagandist at heart. .e is good at messaging galvanizing a certain kind of dispossessed voter who hasn't felt like they had a place in american politics. it is a real talent. elected yourump need an entirely different set of skills when you wind up in the white house. both of them have one speed. this need to dominate their opponents. to come in throwing haymakers and be aggressive. couple weekse a into the transition that they were going to pursue a shock and austria at it you would blow up the washington establishment and impose trump's stamp on the american government the way he put his stamp on a trump tilting. the world doesn't work that way. you saw this began to backfire. a protest in the streets, federal courts knocking down the travel ban. quickly, the trump administration kind of came off the rails. a lot of people in the white house were very unhappy and .lamed steve bannon for that charlie: when people realized bannon had a great influence, they knew he was a nationa

josh: exactly.racy: and to be clear, you usually don't talk about ongoing investigations, but you just wanted the public to know this is a serious problem, and we're trying to do something about it. josh: we're doing a lot on it. and obviously i can't get into details on the investigation, but what i want the public to know is that we recognize it's going to take a multidisciplinary approach to deal with this. arrest the dealers, go after the doctors who are illegally putting this out there, hold the pharmaceutical company accountable, make the insurance industry be more accountable in the process to allow for greater access to treatment and less access to these opioid painkillers. i recognize, tracy, certain people dealing with serious chronic pain need access. we don't want to cut them off. what we want to do is stop creating addicts, and stop having the type of death rate that we're seeing here in pennsylvania. tracy: i want to just mention that nbc10 reached out to the pharmaceutical research an

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josh: people will start disappearing quickly.feels like the kind of evening where he still need sunscreen. josh: the mugginess starting to creep back up has the summery feel and plenty of sunshine. barely a cloud in sight in rockville. 83 degrees for our current temperature, but it does feel a little bit warmer thanks to that humidity starting to move back up. 88 degrees for us now. reagan national. the dew point of 65 degrees. that is how we measure how much moisture is in the air, so it gives us our best idea of how sticky or uncomfortable it is. the issue is going to be, over the next couple of days, that is going to move up. 65 degrees starts to get back toward that uncomfortable category. most of here. heading into monday and tuesday, we are going to be tipping up into the top category. side.was on the muggier monday, tuesday, wednesday, humidity makes a return. get ready for that. it is still not too bad. well temperatures are a few -- while temperatures are a few degrees down, it is somewhat refreshing. mid 60's further we

josh: you are saying all of the right words. a big part of the forecast today, and it sticks around tomorrow. right now, beautiful weather at the national harbor. the temperatures are hanging right around the upper 80's, a few places hit 90, but most of us got stuck 88 or 89, not a bad place to be stuck, right around normal this time of year. thank this nice comfortable air coming in as the high pressure right here. that is creating this overarching, northerly flow that pushes in the cooler air, drier air, allowing us to get quite a bit of sunshine for the day. 89 feels like numbers, fredericksburg, quantico 91, 91 annapolis. hotter near the water, but even in the shenandoah valley, low 80's. overnight tonight, a cool nighttime temperature come 75 around 10 p.m. tomorrow morning, maybe in the upper 60's. we are not done with the heat. we will talk about that and the next chance of storms coming up. kimberly: montgomery county are looking for a cause after an early-morning kitchen fire in potomac. two people had to be rescued fro

josh knight has a look at the first for cap and the evening ahead -- josh knight has a look at the first forecast in the evening ahead. josh: the time lapse from earlier today, taking a look at the airport. the rain moved in, blue skies taking over after, and now it is 88 degrees. the line of storms on radar and satellite moving across quickly. showers, not many places. stafford county, north of fredericksburg, that is where we saw the rain and quite a bit of lightning popping up from this cell in parts of calvert county. not a severe storm, plenty of thunder nearby and heavy rain. this continues to move to the east, southeast. not a lot of lightning with the rain, charles county, same story. not looking for any more severe thunderstorms from this, but not out of the question that you get gusty wind. the feels-like temperature this evening, still feels like 100 degrees fredericksburg, 92 95ntico, 94 warrenton, leesburg. it is hot and muggy and will stay that way most of the night. the rain moving up high about midnight, all done. the heat not going anywhere, and still looking at storms f

let's ask our meteorologist josh knight. hey, josh. josh: hey, guys. for a lot of us we are starting to fire up showers, a few thunderstorms. we haven't seen a lot of lightning for this. the chance of rain will stick and for the next few hours. we are dry at the national harbor but there are darker clouds in the distance. let's work our way here and show you what is going on with satellite and radar. a nice zoomed in shot. there is speckling of rain popping up in the region. a lot of us are still dry. where we have the rain, some of it is heavy. they don't last long and i lightning. but right now east of chantilly to vi downpours. one here near langdon. we get south of cherry hill. bowie is dealing with rain as well. there are many more of us that are dry than places dealing with the rain but the chance will stick around for the next few hours. let's run through the future cast. it's doing what is happening on radar now. just a few areas where we have a few heavy downpours but that is it. we fast forward 5:00 to 6:30. a few are still with us. but i wan

josh: moving right across the district. another place we are getting the heavy rain from our camera in bethesda. 74 degrees. temperatures are dropping. the problem is that some of these are dropping heavy rain as well. 73 degrees in leesburg. inches in laurel. right at one inch for maryland. heavy rain. let me show you trust. we are talking about a flash flood watch in effect for part of our area until 3:00 in the morning. really focused around d.c. and to the east. this does include frederick and howard and closer to baltimore. here is where the rain is right now. quite a bit over the last few hours. it is this that pushing through the district -- this batch pushing through the district. this one is moving pretty quickly. likely to drop quite a bit before it does move out. the issue with the rain is we hang on to this chance until 3:00 in the morning. then, it looks like you are clear, but more start to develop. especially north of bc that is -- especially north of d.c. tomorrow is where everything start to change. big imp

you better wake up, josh. no matter how much i care about you, if you got to learn the hard way, you're going to do that on your own, man. if you get into this anymore, i'm for real done, man. >> you got anything down there? >> what do you need? >> food. >> i'll send you some up later. just shut up, man. just stay out of trouble. you talk too much. stay out of trouble. stay out of trouble. >> love you, bub. >> see you later, man. straight idiot, man. if i could hit him in the mouth right now, i would. >> i let him down. >> how much time harrison spends in the hole ll bdetermined in a disciplinary board hearing just like the one awaiti michael ray stafford for allegedly stabbing pat ellerman. >> best-case scenario would be that they forget about this. >> stafford is assigned an inmate advocate to help him present his case at the hearing. >> did you get a copy of the investigator's report? >> no. >> here's what i would say. no matter what the outcome is, i would plead not guilty to it just for the simple fact, i

go ahead josh. well i think that's a great point i also think that they ought to look at the fact that there was a play going on in new york city in which they were assassinating the president of the united states you had kathy griffin holding up a fake beheaded head scaring the living daylights out of baron trump and everybody else that saw that image and yet they're trying to say that somehow that they were hurt and offended by by a joke i mean of him wrestling with the c.n.n. head you know what's interesting about it is that the internet has responded there's a video out there right now yeah in which they went through a whole bunch of different scenarios in which they put donald trump and c.n.n. in that video and it basically said this is how the internet has responded i think that they have completely overplayed their hand here the fact that they're that these snowflakes at c.n.n. are having an issue with this they ought to be looking at the fact that they have been exposed by project very toss

go back out to josh knight in fairfax. josh? josh: below average sounds nice right now. i want to introduce you to people at this swim meet the largest summer swim league in the nation. take a listen. thousands of competitors and spectators that are braving the heat for the all-star relay glory. some folks like this father out here close to sunrise. i got here at 6:15 in the morning and sweating it out all day. josh: competition is as fierce and fun. entire families get into it. i don't know of another swim league in the country where you have parents and kids here at 6:00 in the morning to watch the kids swim. >> it can take their toll. >> athletes that could be well conditioned but underestimate the ability to withstand heat so it's not uncommon to hear people who are exercising vigorously in the heat who succumb. >> getting in water quickly cool the body but folks outside the pool need to pay close attention. >> the symptoms of the heat related exhaustion are nonspecific. stripe it creeps up on people. >> headaches and dry red skins are signs that someone needs to coo

josh knight at the northern virginia swim league all-star hi, josh. josh: this place is incredible. there are so many people here. they are literally about to start the meet. let me step out of the way. talk you through it. blew the whistle. the swimmers are on the blocks ready to go. that is officially the beginning of all-star relays here for the northern virginia swimming. the largest swim league for summer in the nation. they are off to a quick start. the pool is the only place you want to be on a day like this. spectators are out here braving the heat as well. the rest of the evening, it does not let up quickly. the lows don't get cooler either, dropping to 75. then the next two days are it hotter. mid-90's but the feels like in the triple digits. that is the story for us tomorrow for friday and right on into the weekend as well. we have a lot of fun stuff to show you around here. basically a tent city that has been built for parents and the swimmers. more races to show off as well. a lot in the next two hours. back to you. nancy: sounds fun. thank you. chipotle in sterling is

jonathan: josh knighted with rescue -- josh knight with rescue crews and what they want you to hear. josh: there are many trails in miles of d.c. but getting on some of them takes extra prep work. >> don't estimate mother nature. >> the owner of the casual adventure who hiked the billy goat trail numerous times. >> i'm surprised how many flip-flops you see it's great for the toe path but on the rocks you want to have good grip underneath you. >> 7-year-old alex and his mother hiked the trail today and they were ready. >> it's kind of dangerous. you might slip and fall in the water. josh: it might not be the first thing you think of but rescues on the billy goat trail happen from the water. >> it's easier to extricate them from a both than to carry them down the difficult climb of the trail. josh: we got to go along with the teams that practice swift water rescue. in the last two weeks alone 20 mikers needed emergency help with everything from dehydration to broken ankles. that means at least eight responders and four boats are on the water. sometimes people have to be hoisted out by

a first look at the forecast with meteorologist josh knight. josh: it is so muggy that we are actually getting thundershowers popping up. around the national harbor, but temperatures feel like they are still in the mid-80's in some places. the bigger picture, still the remaining chance of an isolated shower popping up. at this point, we are winning for the cloud cover to break down. zooming in, live of manassas, another outside of fairfax, elkins, and south of warrenton. much are not getting too stronger or bigger, and continue to push to the east. still feeling like 87 in d.c., 73 frederick ,78 leesburg. it is warm and muggy, and tomorrow it is not going anywhere. 77 at 7 a.m., topping out near 93. tomorrow is pretty much rain-free, but tuesday we are talking thunderstorms. we will give you the time and on when they could be moving through and about 10 minutes. kimberly: prince george's county police on the hunt tonight or a gun man who opened fire on the driver on the beltway tonight. the driver was killed. he was a father of four. the police

of excitement about josh. >>> after night of fireworks across the dmv. at least one person was hurt when one of those fireworks exploded. it happened in prince george's county off addison road and district heights, fire officials say it was a teenager whose hand was severely injured. the fire marshal's office is investigating. by the way, those backyard style fireworks are illegal in the county. the fire chief says the primary concern right now is making sure that teen is going to be okay. >>> also in the county, detectives want your help to find the person who shot and killed a man in suitland overnight. it happened around 1:30 this morning on darrell drive. officers found tyrek walker he was 18. anyone who knows anything about the case should contact prince george's county police or crime stoppers. the number is 186-6411 tips. >>> in charles county, investigators want to know if there are more victims out there after a former school aide and coach was arrested. the sheriff's office says carlos bell sexually assaulted at least seven boys. he admitted th

meteorologist josh knight can tell you exactly win. josh: -- exactly when. josh: l daylight this. pretty much start to finish. in alexandria.es even in the places we did get into the low and mid 80's, the lack of humidity makes it feels so nice. what do we have to thank for it? high pressure. sinkingnd drier air into the region. not a lot happening on satellite and radar. leesburg, 82 degrees. in some of these areas, it feels a degree or two cooler because the air is drier. very comfortable for us throughout the rest of the evening. many of us stopping to the 50's and 60's for tomorrow morning. you get a refreshing start to monday, but then the heat starts to build. i will outline all of that for you, coming up in just a bit. kimberly: that is the message posted in downtown ellicott city just one year af street. remember the human chain they made to save people stranded in the fast-moving water? there were others hunkering down together, waiting for the deadly storm to pass. two people died in that flood. a third person died weeks later while helping to rebuild. the community spen

this is a weather phenomenon that josh knows about.ut, all front coming the wind is pushed down by the thunderstorms, gets out in front, and picks up all of the dust and debris. kimberly: and no moisture on the ground to hold it down. josh: exactly, and they can be several kilometers high, so basically a wall of dust. kimberly: not around here. josh: exactly, beautiful weather this weekend, look and it by the rain chances -- bookended by the rain chances. 75 degrees right now in rockville, but a quiet night. not as cool. the satellite and radar, don't mind the green, that is not rain, just a little ground clutter from the radar, picking up trees in that sort of thing. 74 degrees in d.c., 74 annapolis. further west, can we get into the 60's. 68 manassas and winchester. winchester this morning woke up at about 59 degrees. it will not be quite as cool tomorrow morning but a comfortable start. m.,urecast, about 6:30 a. most of the morning, things are fine. around lunchtime we fire up some showers and thunderstorms. there is a lot more drie

plus, josh is tracking sweltering summer temps.imberly: firefight quite a tough battle this morning. the fire damaged at least four homes. so far, no injuries have been reported. about 80 firefighters were called out to battle that fire. >> they need to maintain their hydration so they can go on to the next alarm. kimberly: we still don't know at this hour what started that fire. to throw a dart at an asteroid, double asteroid redirection test. a spacecraft the size of a refrigerator that would be used to knock an asteroid off course. nasa is working with the johns hopkins applied physics lab on dark. they hope -- on dart. they hope to have it ready by october, 2022, when an asteroid system is set to make an approach near earth. that's amazing. josh: it really is incredible and nice to know. the reason why they would want to do that was to that they would be able to. kimberly: we just saw two of our reporters out and about with very dark skies, wet pavement. josh: it's been quite an afternoon. there was a slim chance for a downpour

josh lipton is out in san francisco. he spoke with alphabet's ceo, so, josh, we kick off with you. >> melissa, digging into this report briefly here, a couple numbers stand out, one is revenue from google properties $18.4 billion, that's search, youtube. talking to aaron kessler of raymond james, obviously as he points out, that's the highest marg margin businesses for the company up 20 pk he also pointed out reasons for concern in the report. traffic acquisition costs, what the company is paying their partners for mobile traffic. obviously when that's rising, can pressure overall margins a couple other key lines here that stand out, other revenues remember, that includes cloud, play, hardware, that clocked in at $3.1 billion. and other bets revenues. everything from self-driving cars to nest smart thermostats operating loss of $772 million finally, other key metrics, paid clicks up 52%. costs per click down 23% actually worse than expected as you mentioned, i did have the chance to speak briefly with alphabet's cfo a co

josh sprained his ankle. but give up? go home? no.that. >> even though you're hurting like crazy, your horse is injured. why? >> had to see what's on the other side. >> didn't ride all that way for nothing. >> reporter: so they pushed on. about 300 yards to the top, miles and miles of vast isolation around them, in an average year, said park rangers only one or two human beings ever set foot up here. >> very windy. when we got on the top of that pass, probably 35, 40 mile-an-hour wind. >> reporter: just howling around you? >> screaming. >> reporter: but, oh, the sights. a herd of elk. 200 of them. >> i was standing up there looking through my binoculars watching them milk on the bottom and looked at them maybe two minutes. >> reporter: the sound of an airplane broke his concentration. it was a little plane. a cessna 172. >> just kept getting louder and louder and louder. first thing you thought was, why are they down that low? >> reporter: the second thought, alarm. that plane was surrounded by sheer mountain walls on all sides. >> so

josh, if nothing else, the marks' memo, the shiller comments and some other factors have rekindled the debate over where this market is, whether stocks are too expensive, and whether we should be paying much more attention to the fact that volatility is nowhere to be found. >> i mean, no offense to howard marks, who i think is a genius and bob shiller, obviously, i think is a genius. but bob shiller has been making cautious comments pretty much his entire career. and then he'll, you know, say, oh, by the way, i'm just into it anyway i'm just owning the market anyway so put that aside. number two on the volatility commentary, understand, we had low volatility through the 1990s, throughout the 1950s. the markets rose and you had these little punctuation marks where volatility would spike for whatever reason, political, geopolitical, but you can have a very long period of time with low vol. that's not to say that we won't get volatility spikes. nobody should be in the market that can't accept that and the last thing regarding howard marks he wrote a great memo, 11,000 words, basically say

today do you buy the banks now or wait for a better opportunity with us for the hour, jim leventhal, josh brown, sirott seti, and also here, tom lee and finally, from lake joseph, canada, mr. wonderful, kevin o'leary, chair of oshares etf investments. somehow he brought a billboard to a lake. the sector is well off its lows but a rough session for jpmorgan, citigroup, and wells fargo. pnc and first republic also reporting this morning, guys it is a big bank day the overall market is up, sirott, the banks are down is this a buying opportunity for banks or wait, because they're going to go even lower >> i think wait a little bit they're great opportunities. i want to own the banks down road i'm pretty fully invested. i think going forward, if you believe that our economy is going to have steady, slow growth, you believe that interest rates will slowly move up over time, these are great management teams they're going to underpromise and overdeliver. and i think the expectations going forward are not as good as what we think -- >> i hear you, but jon najarian, that doesn't look like it's the

. >> josh macmore, we call him a frequent flyer. >> everybody knows. my whole family knows i steal, i'm a criminal. >> a well-known inmate returns to jail but this time -- >> i love him to death, oh, my god. >> he's in with his girlfriend who might be harboring a secret that could dramatically affect both their lives. >> that's my story. ♪ >>> dating back to colonial times, charleston, south carolina, is one of the nation's top tourist draws. but ten miles outside the heart of charleston, the sheriff al cannon detention center draws only those who are in trouble with the law. >> damnit! >> this is a nasty jail, man. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes. they're awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. josh gohr is on his third stay here. >> i done a bunch of terrible things in my life that i'm so not proud of. but they're all character-building. and at the end of the day, i'll walk out of this room and i'll sit on that bunk and i'm not really upset with who i am. >> what's your most violent convictio

as josh mentioning out here live again, it's just rain. we have not heard any thunder or lightning, that's some good news. ryan hughes.gton, back inside to you. kimberly: northwest. a toll on power crews scrambling to get the power back on after a tree utility pole and live wires all fell down. melissa continues our team coverage with a look at the damage. melissa. melissa: we are at the intersection of glen brook, give you a to better view of this giant tree. look.a it took down a power pole and hard to get working the power back on to nearly 300 customers in the surrounding area. a er should be restored in few hours. they do want folks to stay out of this area so that they can work. here live, as for the giant tree, crews say that off the power and secure the power lines as quickly as they can. can do that, y they'll cut up the tree and move it out of the roadway. have for now. kimberly: our q dry tracking the rain inside. out there? roads q: here is a last look. down i-66 and eading eastbound, but our trek in the rain really started aro

david, you in a republican white house, josh, a democratic white house.ant you to talk for a moment about the honor of serving in a white house, what it feels like, and what it feels like to see a presidency come along and hire -- try to hire someone like anthony scaramucci. >> well, one of the ways that white houses work is not just with loyalty to the president, but with loyalty among the various staffers. when i worked in the bush white house, ryan lizza was then not the international celebrity that he has become tonight. he would sometimes call me and we had a pre-existing friendship. in the six months after 9/11 when there was an absolute edict against anyone talking to the press for any reason, whether they were your old friend or not, we would talk about family, and that would be the end of the conversation. i wouldn't talk to him. i did that not because i had anything so interesting to share. i truly did not. but because i had loyalty to my colleagues. i cared about them, and i felt that they cared about me. >> and, josh, i assume you echo that fe

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. >> deputies have just broken up a fight between josh franklin and darrick elmore. it occurred somewhere between park place and marvin gardens. >> couldn't beat me in monopoly, that's it. got jacked. got jacked up. >> what's going on? >> we were playing monopoly, basically. he just made a big scene out of it. talking about i'm not doing it correctly. basically tried to put me down like i was doing it badly. know what i'm saying? it was in a very disrespectful manner. >> so he hit you? >> just happened so fast. >> did you fight back? >> not really. >> so then who threw the first punch? >> he hit me first. >> he hit you where? >> hit me on this side of my face here. >> right here, by your eye? >> yes, sir. i ran up to defend myself, and i dual punched him. >> inmate elmore didn't want to tell the story, inmate franklin did, therefore we took the time to speak with other inmates in the block to determine what actually occurred. >> so then the light-skinned guy hit the black guy first or the darker guy hit the light-skinned guy first? >> it took a few minutes for anybod

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this was the moment everything changed for josh hart.art's aspirations of becoming an nba player have become reality. drafted 30th overall by the l.a. lakers and this man. eric singletary was there when it happened. >> see him on the phone with magic johnson. my favorite player of all time. it was overwhelming moment. >> singletary has been rooting for josh since high school. not just as a prospect bu a student. in the phone call, flashbacks of the long journey he has taken with josh. overcoming everything that he did as a young age propelled them to develop him as to young man. robert: but on draft day singletary became anxious, hearing every name called but not josh hart. >> i was crossing my fingering and thinking san antonio possibly. so once the picks started going by, you just start to get a little nervous. robert: but eventually it was called and singletary has coached an nba player. >> you think of the foundation you put in a man like that who gave a lot back. so you feel personal pride to see him reach a level. the ultimate leve

josh green also joins us, the author of the new book "devil's bargain." margaret, the get us up to speed on what is going on on capitol hill. the majority leader promising a late night on capitol hill tonight, where do things stand the bigpoint margaret: news was supposed to be the action on the hill with the zvonareva scheduled. the future of the health care tax predicts the future of reform, other items, but a large degree of that has been superseded by this bombshell interview that the communications director at the white house, anthony scaramucci gave on cnn this morning, which is calling into question, tested the reins of power for rights previous. that is affecting all of the conversations and the ability to talk to people on the white house and on the hill. seat, you had a front row you are on cnn as this was happening. about theet publication of a financial disclosure form. politico found that you could find it easily in the public records. what are the ramifications of what has happened? was calling to us tensely complain about this thing that he

josh leventhal, josh najarian, rob seechen is here, he's one of baron's top 100 financial advisers also here, cnbc senior economics reporter, steve liesman. and kevin o'leary is joining us, the chairman of o shares etf investments. happy to have everybody with us. josh, just when you think this rally might be teetering, here you go with a better than expected jobs report dow's at the highs of the day as we have this conversation. >> sure. i think probably one of the more reasonable things to say is that the market already sniffed a lot of this improvement out, and that's why it's been so resilient all year but even when you look beneath the surface, you could find thing to be very happy about, and things to be very not so happy about. and i think that's what the market is supposed to look like. i'll give you two quick examples the xlf is on the verge, if it goes out where it is right now, of the highest close on a weekly basis, going back to october 2007, which is pre-crisis or right at the apex of the last bull market, i should say. and that's a clear positive, because the banks, right

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is it time to get out of this market darling with us today joe, jim, josh brown, steve is here as well also from los angeles today is ross levinson. the media insider and cnbc contributor. >> investors are considering the risks to the companies growth. making that move today joins us live brian, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> yeah, one of the big reasons that you made this call today. >> there's several my view on the stock in business is that it's a great business and a great stock accept for the fact that it hasn't gotten a lot better in the last 8 months. in fact the conditions around it have gotten worse. you know political macro uncertainty. that's not good for them you have more awareness at least on my part that's a new consumer privacy protection policy that will be in effect as of may of next year. that's using data to target advertising that very few investors are even aware of in the united states. next you have increasing problems with viewability that marketers were not aware of last year and 2% of ads viewable by one study i have seen. 20% by some others i don't thi

josh, you're in it, you're out of it now. they say the empire resets they cut estimates and lower the target they go to 22 bucks. >> i sold it right after the barons bounce and the ceo thing. i just look at this like the chart is a picasso it's all over the place. there's nothing going on here. you really don't have any trend for years and years. it looked like it was on the verge of a breakout over 32. that fell apart. and there are too many stocks right now that are in up trends that are just doing incredible things so i just looked at it like i don't have time for the six months or a year that it's going to take for them to figure out what they want to do with this company i'll get back in the next time it challenges that level. >> are there an awful lot of people -- >> i've got the time i was in the stock. >> less time than me. >> i had a great run for a while. i've been out of it for a year or more. i was waiting for this i like jeff ammel, terrific gentleman. in terms of running the company, unfortunately a lot of bad l

and health care technology continues to be positive. >> josh. you said that there are some pitfalls though to watch for. in the second half of 2017. and maybe the beginning of 2018. what would they be? >> well, i was saying, some of the structural forces, the trend we're wee living a slower growth world. i think that's goirng to be with going to be b with us. the issue was raised earlier, policies coming out of washington, a lot of people are banking op the tax reform. i think we're going to get something, but there's a risk that falters. i think that's a potential downside to watch. and then, the inflation question. inflation has surprised on the downside. i think it is largely reflecting transitory factors, we're going to need to see inflation move up further for the fed to continue on this gradual path of raising interest rates. >> let me hit you with a double question here. one is domestic oriented. how concerned are you about the value of stock prices right now? are they a little stretched? a lot stretched or roughly where they ought to be

a really serious relationship when i was a sophomore in high school. >> reporter: but it was when joshr tinder exchange on twitter their flirtatious banter went viral. with 100,000 people liking it. >> i had 750 followers at the time, and i expected my fraternity brothers and my family to appreciate it, you know. >> yeah. >> and then in six days i had 20,000 followers. >> reporter: some even saying the couple, who had not yet met, should get married. >> people were already talking about the tinder babies and all this big future. is there a lot of pressure now? >> literally pressure from all over the world. >> are you ready for the moment? >> of course tinder took notice, arranging for the pair to fly to new york to meet for the first time on "good morning america." >> three, two, one! meet! [ cheers and applause ] >> it's so good to finally meet you. >> we just met each other. it was the greatest meeting in the whole world. but in truth you can't know that 5 million people are going to watch you hug her for the first time and not feel weird. >> definitely that is 100% the weirdest way

let's also bring in, i believe we have josh rogan, do we? josh, are you with us? >> i am. >> hi, josh. nic was just talking about the differences and also the commonalities. and no one will forget that white knuckle handshake between the two the first time they met. so maybe our cameras will zoom in on the handshake when president trump arrives in just a moment. and you'll remember french president emmanuel macron said there was nothing innocent about that handshake. he was showing his strength and the strength of france and president trump was doing the same for the united states. he has been critical of the president for pulling out of the paris climate accord, inviting climate scientists to the united states -- to france rather after the u.s. pulled out. he also in jest said make the planet great again. but at the same time he's been on the same page with the president somewhat when it comes to nato and funding, committing france to spending 2% of gdp on defense spending. and also he, macron, has been critical of germany on trade just as president trump has. so