julius jones were high school acquaintances.lius a college student who had recently been in trouble of his own. >> my first year of school, got into shoplifting. i stole pagers. i stole things i could sell. >> reporter: king says the two men came to see him, asking for help how to sell a stolen suburban. >> i'm a middleman relaying a message from this guy. >> reporter: he says the murder made it too risky to sell the car for parts. >> he said, man, i don't think i want to mess with no suburbans right now. heard some guy in edmond got shot over a suburban. >> reporter: king, a potential suspect himself, points the finger at julius jones. >> he had a red bandana around his neck. he had a stocking cap on. >> reporter: king accuses chris jordan of being the driver. jordan was taken into custody and charged with felony murder, claiming he and julius were out looking for suburbans to steal, but says it was julius who pulled the trigger. >> people set me up to take the fall. >> both ladell king and christopher jordan were directing pol

bernard hodler, the ceo of julius baer. ok, there you go.is the first curtain raisers of the ceos. have a good time. don't break anything while anna and i are away. the bloombergget business flash with juliette saly in singapore. ryanair posted a new percent drop in first quarter profits. it also warned that sporadic walkouts from trade unions are starting to make customers hesitant to book flights. who wasarchionne, replaced at fiat chrysler is reportedly seriously ill and in intensive care according to italy's news agency. the 66-year-old's unexpected decline came from applications following a shoulder surgery. he has been succeeded. amazon's u.k. head has reportedly said that they could be close to civil unrest within two weeks if written lease the european union with note deal. the london-based times said the warning was given at a meeting on friday. u.k. the first business to issue such a stark assessment to the threat posed by a no deal brexit. that is your bloomberg business flash. yousef: thank you, juliet. let us get back to this pa

we could not find julius anywhere. >> reporter: julius was never seen again. animal shelter worker told them that julius was likely the victim of a coyote. >> he said they had no problem getting a 17 pound dog into its mouth. another dog disappeared when night. his owners noticed he did not come to the door for breakfast. after they put up flyers they had an answer a few days later. left of him.ound him 30 miles >> reporter: the suspect a coyote. tumor dogs and several cats have been killed. on the morning of july 6, he got a look at it when he let his dog lucy outside. >> i got up to let her back in and that is when i saw him or her. it was carrying her away. it was in his mouth. >> reporter: he said it let loose ago when the coyote saw him. neighbors who have seen the coyote say it is unusually big and dark. >> it looked like a german shepherd. >> there has been a large coyote that does not look like the typical ones that come through the neighborhood. everyone is worried that is part walk. all of us to have smaller animals and bigger animals have been conce

that manifests through the conservative party and fox news and -- >> let me jump in -- julius, let mein. if barack obama did 10% of what donald trump did on russia this week, everyone would be on fire, right? >> well, i remember when barack obama said during the debate when romney said russia was the biggest threat, you know, the '80s called and they want their foreign policy back and all the republicans blew up and exploded and this was a massive controversy, and now the situation's different. and, of course they shift and like i said that's not surprising. but if there's anything more substantive it's that there's a significant divide in the conservative movement that's reflected on fox news related to the foreign policy approach in general. >> i just have to say that it's a great time to have a conversation about the difference between journalism and entertainment. and i think one of the more embarrassing things for fox news is, you know, this is not a partisan issue, it's not an ideological issue. but the way fox news on the whole has kind of followed the thought of republican mem

exclusiveing you an with the ceo of julius baer. we are less than a half-hour away from the european open. index futures are down across the board. we have some pretty deep drops. 50o stocks -- euro stoxx futures down. and dax futures down more than that in frankfurt. we could see a negative open this morning. we had a mixed trade in asia. mm.e a look at the dmg we see the equity indexes across asia. gaininghinese indexes actually with hong kong having little change. forex -- that is where the focus is. take a look at the yen. 110 point 92 against the dollar and that is on the big change or the perceived change in boj policy over the weekend. they did go into the markets to try to put a stop to that perception. and you see the brazilian radel moving as well. equity androm the forex columns, what you see when you go to rates and commodities -- japan again. the story here today. movedack ox means it has more than three standard deviations away from its 90 day square. the 30 year is up 8.5 basis points. that is where you want to keep y

the re-opening of "julius' castle"..... one of san francisco's oldest restaurants.....d to those on all sides of the legal battle. after being closed for 10 years....the historic restaurant perched high on telegraph hill had been inching closer to reopening.....until this new legal setback. the planning commission allowed the new owner of nearly 100 year old hot spot an exemption so he could skip getting an enviromental review....that move brought a lawsuit against the city from a neighborhood group called the friends of montgomery street..alledgiing the granting that exemption violated the california environmental quality act.one of those neighbors behind the suit told me by phone that he thinks city officials helping this restauarnt reopen are more motivated by nostalgia than what's right..he for one does not look back on when julius' castle was open as the good old days.there was a tremendous amount of traffic going back hundreds of cars a day trucks coming earlier in the morning and then noise up until around midnight. now the restaurant was already there what was o

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. >>> a cautious note for julius bar. the swiss private bank, trade concerns continue. >>> shares in fiat are lower along with ferrari and cnh and tariff exports thatfollows the reshuffle following the -- mark yoin according to fiat is being treated in zurich after suffering complications following shoulder surgery there's no further details on that >> match yoen i -- we're going to look at the key moments in marchionne's career. >> sergio at the helm of the company for 14 years we have been looking back at the milestones of his career june 2004 he was first appointed ceo of fiat. it was seen as a gamble because he did not have auto industry experience, per se in june 2009, a big marker here. the company taking controlling stakes in chrysler this was as a result of the u.s. bankruptcy reorganization. then it took all the way until january 2014 when he was bit by the remaining -- a deal with the uaw union. seen as a coup over to october 2014 when fiat chrysler then listed on the new york stock exchange and began the whole

julius is castle atop telegraph hill has won approval to reopen , but neighbors say, not so fast . kpix 5's, wilson walker, spoke with the owner about this battle that has dragged on for years . >> it was built in the early 1920s and was one of the first buildings in the neighborhood before there were homes at all. >> reporter: julius castle locals do not bother with the apostrophe, he was a san francisco restaurant for more than 80 years until their doors closed in 2007. paul scott has been trying to reopen since buying the castle in 2012. >> i remember asked when i planned to open and i wanted to open by america's cup, i think it was 2013. >> reporter: he refurbished the exterior and the foundation and is ready to tackle the interior. >> we have cleared all of the hurdles in the city is with us, the neighborhood is with us, it is just a few people, as with any project, that are voicing opposition. >> you have to demonstrate that it makes sense to put a restaurant in the middle of a neighborhood at the end of the street that no one can turn around and. >> reporter: the group of ne

(justine) the re-opening of "julius' castle".....one of san francisco's oldest restaurants..... has been delayed by a lawsuit. kron4's maureen kelly talked to those on all sides of the legal battle. after being closed for 10 years....the historic restaurant perched high on telegraph hill had been inching closer to reopening.....until this new legal setback. the planning commission allowed the new owner of nearly 100 year old hot spot an exemption so he could skip getting an enviromental review....that move brought a lawsuit against the city from a neighborhood group called the friends of montgomery street..alledgiing the granting that exemption violated the california environmental quality act.one of those neighbors behind the suit told me by phone that he thinks city officials helping this restauarnt reopen are more motivated by nostalgia than what's right..he for one does not look back on when julius' castle was open as the good old days.there was a tremendous amount of traffic going back hundreds of cars a day trucks coming earlier in the morning and then noise up until aroun

(grant) the re-opening of julius' castle.....one of san francisco's oldest restaurant..... has been delayed by a lawsuit. kron4''s maureen kelly talked to people on all sides of the legal battle. after being closed for 10 years....the historic restaurant perched high on telegraph hill had been inching closer to reopening.....until this new legal setback. the planning commission allowed the new owner of nearly 100 year old hot spot an exemption so he could skip getting an enviromental review....that move brought a lawsuit against the city from a neighborhood group called the friends of montgomery street..alledgiing the granting that exemption violated the california environmental quality act.one of those neighbors behind the suit told me by phone that he thinks city officials helping this restauarnt reopen are more motivated by nostalgia than what's right..he for one does not look back on when julius' castle was open as the good old days.there was a tremendous amount of traffic going back hundreds of cars a day trucks coming earlier in the morning and then noise up until aro

of the first buildings in the neighborhood here before there were any homes at all. >> reporter: juliuson't bother with the apostrophe, was a san francisco restaurant more than 80 years until its doors closed in 2007. paul cot has been trying to get the door -- scott has been trying to get the doors reopened since he bought the castle in 2012. >> i remember when i was asked in the beginning when i planned to open and i said by the american cup. i think it was 2013. >> reporter: he refurbished the exterior, foundation and is ready to tackle the interior. >> we've cleared all the hurdles and the city is with us on this thing. the neighborhood is with us. it's just a few folks, as with any projects, some people will voice some opposition. >> to put a restaurant in the middle of a neighborhood at the end of a street no around in. >> reporter: the group of neighbors has concerns about traffic on this uniquely narrow end of montgomery street, but now they filed suit against the city demanding an environmental impact review. >> the building operated as a restaurant from 1922 through 2007. so f

thelakers renounced the rights to power forward julius randle the iconic randleforward julius power rights to power forward julius randle the iconic lebron james the iconic the iconic lebron james banner is being taken down once again... the 10 story billboard hangs in downtown clevland. nike announces its removal of the banner... which has become a city landmark.the removal is said to take several days to complete. multiple people headed over to take photos in front of it. also... james jersey sales have decreased by 40% in the caves team shop... while in los angeles... laker jersey sales have soared through the roof. he will wear number 23 with the lakers... he wore numer 6 during his four years in miami warriors rookie jordan bell admits to faking thagt drink of hennessey he took from a fan's bottle during the championchip parade. bell says that he was drinmking on the parade bus... but the scene after his bottle of hennessey was empty... and he went into the crowd to take a few swigs out of a fan's bottle... was purely for entertainment puroses... he put his thumb over the bottle and p

julius rosenwald, the first ceo, donated many funds to civil rights organizations, the black housing and schools, and on the other hand, sears had a long history of racial discrimination in employment. >> why? >> the thought was that white consumers for whom department stores are built and designed to cater to, not be receptive to african-americans touching the same goods, or any illusion that black americans are on equal status with white americans in the department store. as a result, that is why they embraced and reproduced jim crow practices. >> if you went to a sears roebuck store in the 1950's and he wanted to try on the outfit you are wearing today, you could not do it? >> depending on the location. each location had its own policies, but generally speaking , you would not be able to try it on. i recall my grandmother telling me she had gone to a downtown baltimore department store and in order for her to figure out if the clothing would fit her children, she would have to hold it up and try to eyeball it. you also were not able to return these items once you purchased them. >

(dan) telegraph hill neighbors have filed a lawsuit trying to stop the reopening of the historic julius' castle.kron4's maureen kelly talked to people on all sides of the legal battle. after being closed for 10 years....the historic restaurant perched high on telegraph hill had been inching closer to reopening.....until this new legal setback. the planning commission allowed the new owner of nearly 100 year old hot spot an exemption so he could skip getting an enviromental review....that move brought a lawsuit against the city from a neighborhood group called the friends of montgomery street..alledgiing the granting that exemption violated the california environmental quality act.one of those neighbors behind the suit told me by phone that he thinks city officials helping this restauarnt reopen are more motivated by nostalgia than what's right..he for one does not look back on when julius' castle was open as the good old days.there was a tremendous amount of traffic going back hundreds of cars a day trucks coming earlier in the morning and then noise up until around midnight. now the re

group of telegraph hill neighbors have filed a lawsuit trying to stop the reopening of the historic julius' castle. kron4's maureen kelly talked to people on all sides of the legal battle. after being closed for 10 years....the historic restaurant perched high on telegraph hill had been inching closer to reopening.....until this new legal setback. the planning commission allowed the new owner of nearly 100 year old hot spot an exemption so he could skip getting an enviromental review....that move brought a lawsuit against the city from a neighborhood group called the friends of montgomery street..alledgiing the granting that exemption violated the california environmental quality act.one of those neighbors behind the suit told me by phone that he thinks city officials helping this restauarnt reopen are more motivated by nostalgia than what's right..he for one does not look back on when julius' castle was open as the good old days.there was a tremendous amount of traffic going back hundreds of cars a day trucks coming earlier in the morning and then noise up until around midnight. now the r

ahead with his plans to restore a piece of old san francisco history.paul scott/working to reopen julius' castle: "i've had literally hundreds of people people talk about having a prom here, their first date here there for his job interview it's endless every time i meet people who are all-time san francisco they have some special memory here and i want to keep that alive." scott says it's taken six years and millions of dollars to get the restaurant ready to go and plans on opening sometime this year. a spokesperson for the city attorney is calling the lawsuit baseless. a hearing is set for november. (justine) the ferguson fire is growing in size tonight. the wildfire just west of yosemite has burned nearly 23-thousand acres. it is only 7 percent contained tonight. and there are mandatory evacuations in place for several areas. smoke is also another big problem. it has lowered visibility and hurt air quality in the yosemite valley since the fire began. (grant) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now... and lawrence is the smoke affecting the firefighters ability to actually bat

francisco landmark hoping to relive its glory days, the new legal challenge for the restaurant at julius castle. >>> sports settling in, and as the great recording artist, erica but do once said, what a, what a day. we have pictures from rugby, and i had, there is the matter of a golf measure, perhaps you heard of it, the british open. for the 147th time. the pond we go... event commonly goes by 2 words...the open... do you realize this is the 147th renewal....and for the 7th time... ..at carnoustie golf links in scotlan >>> across the pond, we go. they go by two words, the open. do you realize, this is the renewal, and for the seventh time, in scotland, not so sunny. wind and rain, soaked gallery, second-round play, here's tiger woods, came into friday's part five shots off, and he rolled in a birdie, he had four birdies, four roadies -- bogies , he was even. the defending open champion, 467, he is tied for 11th, at 18, tommy, that is dennis's pick. six under 65, he is one shot off the lead. kevin kesner, one of the leaders out of the yuck, watch as he settled nicely, setting himself up

i think julius baer has a grip on it. francine: thank you.erro of harris associates stays with us. questions on tv to david. ♪ phones have made our lives effortless. streaming "must see tv" has never been easier. paying for things is a breeze. and getting into new places is even simpler. with xfinity mobile saving money is effortless too. it's the only network that combines america's largest most reliable 4g lte with the most wifi hotspots and it can be included with xfinity internet. which could save you hundreds of dollars a year. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom and francine from london and new york. tom getting ready for his big trip to london next week as we track the president's arrival in europe, brussels, nato, then on to london, possibly scotland, then helsinki. this is what is trending across the universe. the 45th president of the united states, the real one, and a 20 foot high inflatable version that protesters will fly d

julius irving is a coach. the warriors great, rick barry is another head coach. it is 3 on 3 basketball. stephen jackson told me 55-year- old michael jordan better not even think of suiting up. >> not now. maybe 25 years ago. he is living his best life. i even had -- i got into it with mike. he got the best of me and practice. that was a long time ago. now, i think i could take him. >> 4 games tomorrow starting at 4 pm. >>> ask me who won the day? >> who wanted a? >> i will tell you. goodwin, his mom and sister. his sister was in a will -- will chair. goodwin pulled off a blind fold which revealed a brand-new house. with the $320 million contract, he became the leading candidate for son and brother of the year. >> no mortgage, no escrow, no nothing. >> taxes and insurance, too. >> done. >> i love piano" event kicked off today in en pianos are placed all around the botanical garden.. anyone can play - or listen... there are so various conce >>> san francisco's fourth annual flower piano event kicked off today in golden gate park pianos are placed all around the bo

when they finish tending to the animals they come to julius's shepherd school . germany is also here. they study reading writing and arithmetic. julius teaches voluntarily he believes that a basic education can change the shepherds lives. for. and they didn't even know where they. now i am still claim by almost thirty years that. another subject is health including how to prevent aids it's an important issue unless you too which has the second highest rate of hiv infections worldwide. and a warm meal is sometimes provided when there have been enough donations for many it's the only one of the day. socializing is central to the time spent here. wake you have to care for the animals then you're going to have to. cope with other people but it's only happened here except at school is where the learn how to sell ice is where they live and how to speak with us is where they live if we've been. to learn everything the shepherds come from far and wide germany walks ten kilometers every evening to get here. who admire you. when i can read well you're right well i want to

when east investigates how far julius will the party will go to consolidate its power one of many first on al jazeera. al-jazeera where ever you are. the i.m.f. said riyadh's breakeven although price twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. to help now we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. in one thousand nine hundred forty eight the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. sixteen years later in one thousand nine hundred sixty four the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different factions the p.l.o. has been at the heart of the struggle to regain palestine ever since. after years of bloody infighting the various palestinian factions began to resolve their differences. to maul to us events in the region were to prove both the solace and the setback for the palestinian cause. yet by the one nine hundred eighty seven the various factions of the p.l.o. had come closer together after the past four years of

analysis of the situation moving on the inter-american court of human rights has ruled in support of julius songes freedom say yes. day he deserves release and safe passage but that hasn't stopped the british and ecuadorian authorities for entering into talks with the u.s. to a victim julian assigns i'm so sick of people saying from doesn't work with other countries this is this is beautiful this is and our mainstream media and the democrats and the republicans in congress are all in just joyous agreement let's imprison and torture this chair was. told. to give joining together the world's artificial intelligence experts have joined together to sign a pledge aimed at averting a dystopian future with robots flying around and killing everybody. i'm totally were. you guys on that i really well let's not do the robot death squads thing i just you know like those in dollar robot that's what intolerable. gun set right. the problem is despite all these scientists joining together and say exist stop this weapons contractor say let's do the robot death squads thing that will make a lot of money from

frustrated with the and see as charles was he was looking forward to the speech from the party's leader julius malema. on down. his funeral address soon turned into a campaign speech i want to do you know i show you. the truth. we are not in the pit. of my my we need my digs that i'm on there look forward to explore prison over there and we thought it could happen says it through was good to extrude christian over there do it don't go puts it in food i was good to listen i says you know if martinson pain school was. that discredits you should do. must come down to the table by not really pushing time but to keep things actually as an idea of the tape that gives back today effect events today interesting yes. stakeouts no negotiations on each of the on the economic freedom fighters are among the opposition parties in parliament they only took six percent of the vote in the last election but their influence is growing. i. they're encouraging people to simply take land for themselves so these people decided to move onto a piece of waste land near pretoria egged on by the fs. not his group. but th

frustrated with the and see as charles time he was looking forward to the speech from the party's leader julius malema. on john i his funeral address soon turned into a campaign speech i want to do i show you. the truth. we are in the pit. of my my we in the mud to set our mind there is no forward to explore a prison over there and we thought compensation for a time of the. i know your tricks true christian open ended don't go in satan food i sure don't miss no says you know finance and bank school. that just puts you should they must come down to the table by not really pushing the time but to keep things actually as in i doubt they take that give back today effect events today interesting yes. stakeouts no negotiations on each of them was the economic freedom fighters are among the opposition parties in parliament they only took six percent of the vote in the last election but their influence is growing. i was. there encouraging people to simply take land for themselves so these people decided to move on to a piece of waste land near pretoria egged on by the f.s.a. . not is good news. but the

frustrated with the and see as charles was he was looking forward to the speech from the party's leader julius malema. on john. his funeral address soon turned into a campaign speech i want to do i show you. the two days we are not in a period of my my we need my digs and i'm on their lawn mower i had to explain this in overnight and we thought compensation through was good too it's through push it over there and we don't cope in satan food i was good to listen i says you know from our incident pain sport was. good because british had the must come down to the table was not really pushing was but to keep the exaction if they don't have to take to that effect today it depicted then today interesting yes. that that's no negotiations only to have was the economic freedom fighters are among the opposition parties in parliament they only took six percent of the vote in the last election but their influence is growing. i was there encouraging people to simply take land for themselves so these people decided to move onto a piece of waste land near pretoria egged on by the f.s.a. . not is good news. b

the viral dance challenge we've all been seeing, he was at a club in london and he ran into julius d.eet lollipop. he asked who is his favorite character. the lollipop is the head o >>> and from one global star to another, david beckham made a surprise visit to a children's hospital in miami. you see him there brimging smiles to the kids faces. he signed soccer balls for them, video games, he played fifa which he lost,nbc bay area )s s tracking a bizarre july rain >>> and it is friday morning, just like that. we are tracking the bizarre july rainstorm this morning. where you could actually see some of this drizzle. good morning thank you for starting your morning with us. >>> let's check things right now. >> yeah. it is because of that moisture we have beenweski it made its way to the bay area. as we start out this morning, if you're lucky like me and got a little bit of rain your car is extra dirty thisweill see a lot as we go through the

tri-state and big baby glenn davis and the hall of famer coaches for both squads nancy lieberman and juliusj irving. here he is playing basketball at cal, right up the street and here's david hawkins, inside to jermaine o'neal. last hand laid in. ic and and hrol and empty dorn corner. so now the rotation isn't there. here's katrina mobley. and andersson with the 3. he has been phenomenal. he had 16 last week. that's a tough pass because if you lay it out there too softly it won't bounce up. hawkins saved it. to mick getty though. lays it in. he gets it back. here's nate robinson. moves from uncle drew and knocks down the jumper. >> jim: you got to give him space. he's so quick right by you. that's a fadeaway fallen back and unable to finish with a nice touch. but that's the shot you want him to take and rather than him get it, he hit a basket. nothing but net. hawk, that time he spins. good block by birdman. by robinson. both teams have the ability to knock down jump shots so they can go inside but excellent at making plays >> brian: that three no good. both of these teams are custom to win

julius baer down. they are bringing in new money it is not enough to ease concerns of the market as they have a new chief executive. we are seeing a trade lower. we just heard from abigail talking about fiat. i want to show you how trading is doing in your. we're getting new chief executive's. a standing down of the european leader of fiat. he will not be there to hold the hand of mike manley. our afraid oh out of the law is leaving as he was overlooked for the position. leavingdo altavilla is as he was overlooked for the position. technology is doing poorly in europe. rival is picking up 3.4%. this is one of the worst days 2016.os since picking up new consumers in the u.s. and cheaper labor in india. i bring you bonds, what a day for japan, what a day in terms of we might see a movement from the bank. that is what is happening in european bond trading. in -- yield drive higher spain, ireland, france. japanese investors look for yields. these key bond markets. will a change in the boj drive them away f

julius irving. gary payton. some of the players are baron davis, alan carrington. ice cube was at our studios earlier. he is the founder of this three on three basketball league. we changed the subject. we went to get his opinion on super teams, meaning the golden ticket warriors. >> everybody got to read them and weep. this is pro sports. everybody gets a little trophy and everybody gets a little trophy. no. pro basketball. some teams are going to be dominant. other teams, it's like, what you going to do about it. i hear what people are saying. like i said, read him and week. -- weep. >> talk about the word giddy. there were lots of people giddy about having ice cube here. >>> meanwhile was taken overseas. wimbledon is the place. rafael, the king of clay, trying to prove he can win on grass as well. he won the french open 11 times. he would like to a -- take care of wimbledon. his opponent was from causing stand. -- keswick stan. he is in charge to take on know back in the semi finals. -- novak. we do have time -- check this out. it is basketball again. derek jone

time is running out to save the great barrier reef that is the warning promotes julius climate council its latest report says coral bleaching could happen every two years by two thousand and thirty four due to rising say temperatures the council says the rate of bleaching will continuously set back the long term recovery of the reef global warming is lead to more frequent and longer heat waves in the world's oceans he called to say damage to the reef may be irreversible they have noticed a drop in the diversity of fish species and the number of young fish settling on the reef martin rice is acting chief executive at a climate council he joins us now from south wales australia me appreciate it very much so how much quicker is this bleaching happening the rate so. basically a summary of. the climate science community and it's really quite worrying before proceeding and when we look back at the one nine hundred eighty s. we've seen a turn of coral bleaching it pretty twenty years because if it changes i'm an intensification of climate change you warming at sea surface temperatures we're s

harvey milk, julius truman, marcia p. johnson, and many more. and honouring the leaders of today, kate kendall, missed major, teddy witherington, cecelia chong, and many more. [applause] today i have the honour to recognize the changemaker of our future. with ten years of service for our community, he is a writer, a cultural icon, a policy strategist, she is currently the lgbtq policy advisor for the san francisco human rights commission. she was instrumental in the name and dignity act for incarcerated transgendered people. she is a policy of fellow alums for the women's foundation policy institute and lead advocate on prioritizing safety for sex workers. she cofounded the constant cultural district, -- district the first transgender cultural district in the country. please join me in welcoming aria saiid. [applause] >> good afternoon everyone. i don't want to feel alone up here. i don't want to feel alone. [laughter] happy pride. my name is aria and i am so grateful for the acknowledgement today and this month. i've been doing this work for te

julius irving, gary payton. a lot of big names will also take the floor.ube was in town. in fact, in our studio. everybody was giddy about meeting him. a great guy. we asked him about the superteam like the golden state warriors. >> everybody has got to read them and weep. you have got to read them and weep. this is professional sports. the rec center where everybody gets a little trophy and everybody gets a little trophy. no. professional basketball. some teens are going to be dominant. other teams are like what are you going to do about it? i hear what people are saying, but like i said read them and we. >> everybody gets a trophy. out in sacramento. summer league in full swing and the warriors are 3-0 with a lot of rookies and people you have never heard of playing. let's take a look at some of the activity in what they're calling the california classic. warriors and whites. they look like the warriors. you may not know their names and. look at it on the replay. a beautiful pass. again, this time on the scoring and. he had 24 points, 11 rebounds. the wa

. >> that was a production of "julius cesar," you moron. >> even the zainiest, craziest comedy needsood story. by the time we got to "the naked gun" we knew how to do the plot and character. >> everywhere i look, something reminds me of her. >> we love visual puns. >> you have to stay ahead of the audience. a lot of people see the joke developing. it's always a contest to beat them to the punch. >> bingo. >> the audience can't be expecting it, otherwise, i mean, it won't be funny. >> nice beaver. >> thank you. i just had it stuffed. >> let me help you with that. >> there are certain kinds of jokes that the sexual content is in the eye of the beholder. we're just talking about this stuffed beaver up there. we don't mean anything sexual, you know. so, that's -- that's your fault if you -- if you think that. >> they proved time and again, it's somehow not as funny to have some kind of goofy guy being goofy, but it works when you have serious people doing outrageous things. >> if we had anything to do with all the great satires that came after us, i'm thrilled if we encouraged people. >>

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and you know, the julius and ethel rosenburg case in the 1950s, they gave nuclear design secrets to thee not charged with treason. lou: i'm sitting here grinning right now. only a great attorney could take a 140-character tweet, limited tweet, and turn it into a brief and go from there. i thought -- you had me at ignorance. i really think you nailed john brennan right there. >> thank you very much. you know, john brennan says dope things all odopey things all of. he was a hillary clinton sycophant. and more than anybody else, he was propagating the anti-trump fabricated dossier to congress and members of the media. and you know, i write about this extensively, and him, in my book. lou: your book is entitled. >> "the russian hoax." lou: with that, as we fight to make you number one and of course judge janine as well, we say thank you for being here. we appreciate it as always. we know you'll achieve your dreams of being number one. >> thanks to you. lou: in part. i think sean hannity has had something to do with the marketing aspect of it all, you know. and we entrust to you that title.

. >> julius baer group switzerland's third largest wealth manager has boosted net new money in the firstf, in line with the company's target. >> where are you finding these bankers? which is the geography giving you the best yield? >> it is asia, the middle east, and it is europe. the main reason they are attracted by our platform is the business model. it is a model that the private bankers like because they don't have to push our own product only. >> banco santander second-quarter net income beat the highest of analyst estimates. santander says the spanish bank is confident they will achieve its 2018 goals. >> this is the first of many quarters we saw positive loan growth in all our developed economies. obviously, we continue to see strong growth despite the elections in mexico, the uncertainty around mexico and the elections in brazil we will have in october. we also saw healthy growth in latin america. this is obviously on the back of positive growth in the number of loyal and digital customers, which grew in places close to 20%, but we have seen particularly in europe a better quart