great value unveiled tropic kell.re noting in red fruit punch instead of your standard pickle juice. they'll be sol exclusively at wal*mart. >> might want to pass on that one. >> no thanks. >> i like the name. >> the name is cute. >> give me a plum. >> are you guys in the morning. >> i am. >> hey. you're off. >> i'm sleeping in. >> that will do it at 11:00. we're back here at 7:00 a.m. scott along with the rest of the crew for "good day philadelphia" weekend. the morning team will have all your news, weather and traffic covered all morning long. thanks for joining us. and have a fantastic weekend. ♪ >> i have not received an invoice for rent because of all the work i've been doing. >> announcer: a wife tries to talk her way out of trouble... >> judge judy: in lieu of rent, you would work for them. is that what you're telling me? >> yes. >> judge judy: is that correct? >> no. >> announcer: ...but her husband... >> judge judy: what was the -- hey! >> announcer: ...elbows his way in. >> judge judy: move over! and don't t

great value unveiled tropic kell. noting in red fruit punch instead of your standard pickle juice. they'll be sol exclusively at wal*mart. >> might want to pass on that one. >> no thanks. >> i like the name. >> the name is cute. >> give me a plum. >> are you guys in the morning. >> i am. >> hey. you're off. >> i'm sleeping in. >> that will do it at 11:00. we're back here at 7:00 a.m. scott along with the rest of the crew for "good day philadelphia" weekend. the morning team will have all your news, weather and traffic covered all morning long. thanks for joining us. and have a fantastic weekend. ♪ hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> she just made her first movie and he

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i'll see you tomorrow, kell. >> thank you, bill welcome to "closing bell," everybody.evans here's how we're finishing the day on wall street to kick off the week as we begin the second half of the year the dow with a gain of just four points it looks like it may not even have held that as you see it on the screen want you to see how exactly it shakes out roughly 21,412 meanwhile the nasdaq comfortably in the gain with a gain to 6176 and the s&p 500 looks like it closed higher to 2427, and the russell 2000s were struggling all session today, down about half of 1%, closing at 1408, and as we just mentioned snap falling below its $17 ipo price for the first time there's the chart down 1%. that means it also looks like it's going to close below its ipo price for the first time indicative not just for company obviously, but as we continue to watch the ipo pipeline for the rest of the year meantime, major newspapers are teaming up to take on the likes of google and facebook coming up, how this digital duopoly is impacting how you get your news and what it means for publisher

kell de, i'm going to continue to dig through this letter here. >> all right, julia.reat stuff, thank you. >>> netflix shares up 7%, always a big mover on earings next to me for reaction is cnn jon fortt along with danny hughes and mike nakani also here, the ceo and founder out in san francisco. jon forth, what do you think >> reporter: potentially a game-changing quarter in that q2 is supposed to be the snoozer. a year ago this was the big disappointment quarter when it came to subscribers. this is just at blowout. over a million net adds domestically when the street was expecting half that and really strong international numbers as well it's interesting the way netflix draws comparisons between it and other video-on-demand players. in this letter saying the competition is always intense. the silver lining of the market is vast and diverse. youtube is earning a billion hours a day of consumers' times. we're getting a billion a week, but, i mean, of course, netflix has a different kind of premium content, and they say that's hock there's lots of room in this space for

kell >> thanks, courtney.'s so many different divisions here looking through fisher-price and american girl, and construction arts and crafts it makes me want to, you know, just if do something fun right now. >> go to pre-school. >> basically. >> stock really at multi-year lows it's a tough secular story, and they are fighting the forces right now. hasbro had a disappointment, i think a few days ago maybe what mattel needs is that barbie movie you're looking forward to. >> no, don't even. anne hathaway in some weird -- stephanie. >> just have some old-school toys, period right? it's not really where people are and kids are playing not that they are not playing. it's not accelerating, and they have had a lot of issues, inventory issues, management change, cfo is going to be gone so i think this is in a complete show-me mode a lot of value stocks out there. this is a tough one. >> did slash the dividend to sort of conserve cash. >> yeah. >> also you have to point out for a company like mattel, second quarter is

scaramucci felt it was best to give chief of staff john kell' clean slate and the ability to build his own team. we wish him all the best this is surprising news considering scaramucci had served in that job for not even two weeks time but perhaps not surprising considering the events that transpired over the last week and in particular that interview that was on the record for at least a large portion of it with a reporter from the "new yorker." for a communications director to hold a phone call that is on the record that contains the content that that interview did, much of it not safe to repeat on television, perhaps is one reason why members of the press profession and some of those here in the press office were concerned that perhaps he did not have the expertise required for this job, and it appears that job kelly has shared that view and has requested for mr. scare mutual toe resign. >> kayla, on this theme of general kelly coming in and scaramucci a controversial ten days it and reince, always questions and rumors swirling that he would depart anyone else that we're looking at,

. >> kell had partner in crime. they were able to rankle kelly back into her enclosure.ials say an escape like this has happened only one other time back in the 60's when ♪ >> finally tonight a fine evening for some beautiful fireworks. despite a damp start to the night once the skies cleared the phillies show went on as planned at penn's landing. the u.s. army band gave a free performance on the great plaza. tonight's festivities part of wawa's welcome america festivities for the fourth of july. that's going to do it for us. give me your tired, your poor, your huddled... masses. huddled masses. yearning to breathe free. come on. your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free. exactly. the wretched... (groans softly) the wretched... the wretched refuse of your teeming shores. jack, you're supposed to know this by now. it's too hard. why do i have to learn some stupid poem on a stupid statue anyway? watch your language! you should get a time out. sean. sorry. what's the point? i'll never need to know this in real life. yes, you will. how? say i want to be a doctor. you rea

from las vegas, nevada, please welcome back daniel kells. [cheers and applause] hi, daniel.ore hug. come on. >> hey, it worked the first time. >> [laughs] [cheers and applause] hoo. >> look, when people get here into the "millionaire" arena, it's intense. >> yes. >> and so they get a lot of help from their family, a lot of support because, you know, you need positive support when you're coming in here and playing "millionaire." so how did your family help you? >> well, years ago, i was a teenager, my mom was on a game show. >> right. >> and she froze. and she stuttered, stuttered, they didn't get the answer, and the entire studio audience cracked up laughing at her. including her children. and so as revenge,

. >> kell had partner in crime. they were able to rankle kelly back into her enclosure.icials say an escape like this has happened only one other time back in the 60's when they >> finally tonight a fine evening for some beautiful fireworks. despite a damp start to the night once the skies cleared the phillies show went on as planned at penn's landing. the u.s. army band gave a free performance on the great plaza. tonight's festivities part of wawa's welcome america festivities for the fourth of july. that's going to do it for us. i'm natasha brown. for lesley, chelsea, all of us here, have a great night. >> ♪ >>> stay committed to your goals, stay true to yourself. make sure that what you do -- you wanto do it, nobody else. it's not another person's dream but it's your dream. >> byron allen, coming to you from entertainmentstudios.com and this is "the american athlete". get ready to hang out with some of the world's greatest sports superstars. keyshawn johnson. >> you know what? i be right behind you. carrying your briefcases. suitcases full of money. >> jason kidd. >>

kell who'll was sworn in as secretary of homeland security back in january is a retired marine four stareneral. he aggressively defen defended president trumps' controversial travel ban and known for experience with border security. speaking today as he returned to washington, president trump praised kelly and priebus. >> reince was a goodman. john kelly will do a fantastic job. general kelly has been a star, done an incredible job thus far, respected by everybody, a great, great american, reince priebus a goodman. thank you very much. >> meantime ousted chief of staff priebus talking to fox's sean hannity staying very loyal to president trump. >> i'm going to be on team trump all the time. i'll always be out there trying to help the president advance his goals, support him as a friend, too. that's the other part of the job that people don't realize you actually become friends, you know, when you go through thing and thin together you get to know people really well. and he's a goodman and i was honored to be able to serve him. >> priebus who hails from wisconsin formerly the republican n

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they won't climb much higher than this and again i'd keep the um kell bra handy the rest of the day. more rain in the forecast i'll let you know when that is here a little later on. >> keeping the umbrella handy. thank you katie. president trump is making headlines on global issues as he travels overseas. he's in germany at this hour but the growing crisis with north korea, well, that's taking center stage. correspondent reports from the white house. >> reporter: president trump has arrived in germany in preparation for the g20 submit which kicks off tomorrow. one key topic will be north korea's nuclear program. war saw thursday the president was vague about how the us would respond. >> i don't like to talk about what i have planned but i have pretty severe things that we're thinking about. >> reporter: president trump will hold his first face to face meeting with russian president vladimir putin tomorrow. this morning, he delivered perhaps his strongest criticism of russian activities since taking office. >> we you were russia to cease its destabilizing activityies in ukraine and el

he's kell me right now. >> all right. >> okay. all right.september to this really interesting thing. it's crazy doing 71 hotdogs, right n-10 minutes. but think about this. you find a dead shark in your yard. now do you that one time it's weird, right. but it happens twice to you -- >> that's really weird. that's exactly what happened to one family when they got to their vacation home this week. details at 10:00. have yourself a happy fourth. ♪ mmmm. so areers are the veggies.hs) that one is mine. nice job guys. hope it tastes as good as it looks. (giggles) hey gus, i brought something else you might like. million dollar silver and gold. yeah. the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of a million bucks! you've always had good taste. (laughter) keep on scratchin'! ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks e

kell deand i think we know what it is, don't we, kell?uess that tipped me off. i don't know if you're right we're going to find out this hour welcome to "closing bell." i'm kelly evans. here's where we're finishing up the session on wall street today. looks like all the averages managed to close in the green. the dow up about four points, significant giving the 100-point spike lower we saw this morning on the donald trump jr. e-mails. more on that in a moment about a four-point gain for the dow despite heavy sell pressure. the nasdaq composite more comfortably in the green along with the russell 2000 and gains of about a quarter of a percent and a third of a percent respectively and the broad s&p 500 can't do it today and locks like it's shedding about a point and a half 2425 is your broad level we'll keep an eye on this as the trading shakes out here. in case you haven't heard, it's also amazon prime day with prices for amazon's echo and goggle home also slashed today a look at how the ai devices stack up against each other and what happ

>> reporter: thanks very much, kell deand bill.arles barkley is with us here from the american century championship in lake tahoe charles, you're rushing in here and about ready to tee off, but you just flew in this afternoon half an hour ago because where were you >> i was in sun vale, idaho, at the allen conference, one of the coolest things i've ever done in my life, you know, just sitting out there looking at mr. warren buffett there, mark zuckerberg you got ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner and i was on a panel trying to discuss the economic divide in this country between the rich and the poor. racism does exist, always has existed and always will exist, unfortunately, but the biggest gap in this country is the divide between the rich and the poor. >> so you've gone from one mountain retreat to another. why are you so important and so high on this championship, this charity golf event that american century puts on? >> well, american century and nbc just does a fantastic job. the city of lake tahoe, man, the people are

we had hoped that, you know, being a child of the kelled war as i was, and others were, it would be wonderful to have the united states and russia, former soviet union, working together. but mr. putin came along and you know, with his old k.g.b. tie, unfortunately we are adversaries again. i think that's too bad but it is what it is. so i think that if someone had come to me during the campaign that had russian connections or was part of russia, i would have alerted the american authorities and it's -- i'm scratching my head as to why this wasn't clear and apparent to the trump campaign that when something like that happens you report it to the authorities. we made the political adversaries -- we may be political adversaries, republicans and democrats, in washington but we all care about this country, we want to see this country flourish and be protected from other countries or people that would do us harm. so it's important to win a presidential election but not as important as allowing another country like russia to subvert our election process. i'm as outraged as i would have been if they

i will submit for the record a exchange about that with senator mccast kell and i hope we will not see the same thing happen here in the house and that senator hatch will reconsider and make this a more open process. certainly there is a need to simplify our tax code. many of the additions to the code have in fact been made in recent years in this very committee as loop holes and special advantages were offered to some that added complexity to the system. i have authored legislation that is designed to consolidate existing credits for higher education into a expanded american opportunity tax credit to make it easier for more young people and not so young to access college and to use the same credit for job training as so many americans are trying to seek new opportunities that will make it possible for them to provide for their family in a more add dwit way. this bill would also ensure that students receiving pel grants can get the full benefit of the american opportunity tax credit. that's important because at this very time, the house budget committee is considering a budget that mak

dollar still up by 0.7% at 7724 this is as the bank of canada raised rates as expected >>> her kell oangela merkel has for the joint cabinet session with macron. german and french finance ministers will propose a plan to harmonize corporate tax policy and donald trump is in paris to celebrate bastille day there hasn't been a lot of agreement between european leaders and the u.s. leader of late what do you think the main topics will be, claire >> reporter: well, probably the two presidents will be working -- or will seek to be working on topics such as syria and countering trimp, b interrcy have lean aside the dividing issues, that is to say trade issue and of course the climate issue. macron wants to take the lead in climate change fight he made a pretty terse answer to donald trump's leaving the paris agreement when he said we have to make our planet great again that would be with or on without the united states. so they probably won't talk about the climate change issue, but for this official invitation, macron will beside by side with dud tomorrow when there is a parade to celebrate bast

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kell de, back over to you. >> i think was thinking about this had we lately have been playing this game of every time amazon announces a new initiative we look at the companies it's going to affect. the meal kit, blue apron sinking and grocery stores go down when they buy whole foods and so forth. this is the one company that hasn't suffered from amazon getting into television production and video streaming netflix has not missed a beat through that all. >> that's right. we have to remember that netflix was up against a bunch of competitors since day one. at first they were trying to be like hbo and then we saw amazon try to be like netflix and hulu and invest in more original content so reed hastings thinks there isn't going to be one player in this space it will be like cable channels where you may subscribe to a bunch of these the services, amazon prime, netflix and hulu as well as you try to get all the different types of exclusive content that's out there the fact that they are investing in original exclusive content means you can't get what netflix is doing on amazon. >> 91 emmy n

stae tuned now for the second hour of the closing bell with kelly and kpan, see you tomorrow, kell >>ou bill, welcome to the closing bell, everybody, here's how we're finishing up today on wall street with the dow just ever so slightly in the red and the russell dropping about half of 1% different story for the s&p 500 which added three and a half points today nasdaq, look at this, despite huge declines in o'reilly automotive and a big drop in tesla. stocks are powering higher by two-thirds of 1% 200 points off the naz dock there and the dow is struggling to see if it turn into the green on the bell there. about 50 points off of it's all-time high. meantime, take a look at china today. it will report it's earnings after the bell it was moving lower, quarter point lower on the session today. we'll bring you the numbers as soon as they are out a look at how misinformation on social media is affecting stock prices and what regulators are doing to combat it joining me today is the chief market strategist at ab. it's just -- it's not even a name anymore it's like ey all over again. just ab

reporter: small gesture with great meaning to this southwest philadelphia family as the 7300 block of kell avenue is renamed a kyra murray way. >> we moved on this block when she was eight months old and she lived here until her ending day. >> it makes me feel great to know that she's being honored in this way. >> reporter: marie had graduated from west catholic high school and was sell celebrating the achievement in family and friends in florida when her life was violent the cut short. >> coach b of west catholic says akyra will never be forgotten she's remembered as a solid student and a star on the court. she was planning to attend college on a full basketball scholarship. her personality impactful. >> she was a strong, ten neighbors young lady. she was a go getter. i mean whatever she wanted, she went after. >> i wanted to honor her life continue celebrating everything some she represented and also challenge other young people to follow in her footsteps. >> reporter: while permanent street sign will forever honor this admirable young life her legacy as a local leader will extend well c

still remain in the south berkeley neighborhood near kells campus.ore than 2 weeks after someone went on a spray painting spree, according to police nearly 35 hate related incidents reported. >> 17 vehicles had tires slashed, f the police. anarchy symbols, f white people sprinted -- spray-painted cars. a one of my friends, he needs to figure it out, his insurance to cover it. >> it is classified as a hate crime. officers wouldn't say what led them to the suspect but thursday night they took him into custody. >> we made an arrest, 21-year- old male, arrested by our detectives in his apartment in san francisco. >> reporter: we located his facebook page, on it he claims to be a student at uc berkeley. he studies public health. police say this is in the first run in they've had with him . now that he is behind bars one victim says he will rest easier. >> that was out of the blue. we didn't do anything to this person, he came in and vandalized our property so i'm happy they are off the streets.>> reporter: police say there may be another suspect. as for t

kell who'll was sworn in as secretary of homeland security back in january is a retired marine four stareneral he defended president trump's controversial travel ban and is known for his experience with border security. speaking today as he returned to washington, president trump and praised kelly and priebus. >> reince is a goodman. john kelly will do a fantastic job. general kelly has been a star, didn't an incredible job thus far, respected by everybody, a great, great american. reince priebus a goodman. thank you very much. >> meantime, ousted chief of staff priebus is also talking to night to fox's sean hannity staying very loyal to president trump. >> i'm going to be on team trump all the time. i'll always be out there trying to help the president advance his goals, support him as a friend, too and that's the only part of the job that people don't realize you actually become friends, you know, when you go through thick and thin together you get to know people really well. and he's a goodman and i was honored to be able to serve him. >> priebus who hails from wisconsin was formally

will it be less erratic behavior to say, hey, i think kell y is having an impact. >> they are going to look for a strategic plan that gets executed. that is a consistent driven through all pieces of the white house and the administration. are we going to see the focus and discipline without the distractions that many people in the president's party say to me and others all the time they would like to see. >> betsy, the distraction last week was one word, scaramucci. i mean it was long phone interviews he was doing, not talking about policy. this ranch to ryan lizza that was on the record. he became the story. when he took that job as chief communications director, he reports to the president. we do not know if he will go through kelly. is that problematic? >> it will be problematic. kelly understands the importance of hierarchies, authority and function chains of command. that was an issue when the travel ban game down when there were reports kelly denied white house officials who they didn't see as being in the chain of command. that's a big question going into the week. it's not so m

what a day d.i'll seal you tomorrow, kell thank you, bill. welcome to "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. here's how we're finishing up the session on wall street, as session when everything but the dow hit intraday highs the dow was still outperforming during the day, shows how many catching up it has to do after big earnings components helped it underperform. the dow up 100 points to 21,613, shy of its record and the s&p up to 2477 putting it at a record close and same for the russell at 1450. it's above 1442, a record close for the russell, up nearly 1% today. the nasdaq managing, it looks like, hanging on to the green at the close which is good enough for a record of 6412 of course, we'll keep an eye on it as some of the numbers move around a little bit. we'll also be watching the averages, once we get all the earnings after hours it's an earnings heavy hour. it's a five box and that's how you know we have 175 s&p members. susan lee is covering chipotle's results, julia boorstin will bring us numbers from at&t, seema mody is covering wynn for us and meg tirrell doing

i'll see you tomorrow, kell. >> thank you, bill, and welcome to "closing bell," everybody i'm kelly evansy on wall street t.picked up, especially in the last hour has we head into the close. let's take a look at where we finished the dow dropping about 155 points on the bell, bringing it back to 21,323 after closing above 21,500 the s&p 500 for its part down nearly 1% today at 22.5-point drop to 2410 the nasdaq composite down around 1% some big decliners there, including under armour interestingly enough with about a 7% drop on the bell weighing there and the russell 2000, down about 1.5% closed down about 1 1/3. right on the bell for the nasdaq nasdaq lower for the fourth time in five sessions dell a lot weaker today, too, volatility jumping up a bit more it's been three weeks since amazon announced its acquisition of whole foods is a partnership with dish network next we're going to have more with the tech giants going into the wireless space and we're monitoring the ongoing clashes between protesters and police in hamburg, germany that's tonight ahead of tomorrow's g-20 meeting, and we

signatures demanding that the archdiocese release any information they have or files it has on mass kellelated to this investigation are confidential. the producers of the show say that the archdiocese have turned them down mull pell times. they submitted requests for those official records. so the show shed something light on the none's death and have some questioning allison i know you're one them whether the archdiocese is hiding something. >> right. and what they know and the thing is, the players now, i been some time, and some are deceased. >> right. >> the whole thing. but definitely was very rivetting. i think i watch it in two days. >> now this show digging deeper. we'll have to to see what happens. >> you will hope some someone is held accountable for a crime that sister kathy was killed. so, all right. thanks so much, annie. >> welcome. >> appreciate it. 821st time. special honor for two capitol police officers crediting with saving lives at last month's congressional baseball shooting in virginia. we got he doo details on that next. >> save summer grilling as we celebrate the

. >> it's a little bit self-reverential just look at today, kell you have the dow at record highs, in a sense feasting on those weak numbers for main street, so wall street over main street has been a familiar trade for a while now and even within that it's parts of the market that are benefiting the most that's the wall street part, the investment banks, brokerage houses, securities exchanges and asset management firms that have really been quiet leaders, and it's really the market's way of saying this is where we think you have to kind of hide here as main street economy struggles a bit. i put this chart back of blackrock against discover financial. two stocks going two different directions discover basically a consumer lender that thrives on lending money to average people out there, and you can see basically wall street's verdict is good for one, not for the other, and in a broader sense this is the way the market is reacting to this disappointment on the growth front, the idea that the fed is going to go slower, so here's what wall street likes. slower growth. low interest rates,

kell decided there was an open door and luscious greenery on the other side of it. out, miss kelly wandered through a neighborhood and leaving giant footprints in her wake, grabbing a bite to eat during her adventure. her snack of choice, marigolds and daffodils from a garden. >> last location was 8-1-4 in the backyard. >> app hour after the grease escape, trainers showed up and caught miss kelly and escorted her back home. >> i don't think i'll forget getting girls up at 5:00 a.m. and having them excited they're ready to go for the whole day. >> ava pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> sharks may be one of the most evolved predators on the planet. but the system of how they track their prey still holds mysteries, until now. abc 7 news anchor dan ashley reports that the breakthrough by bay area researchers involves other ocean creatures as well. >> reporter: it's never good when sharks smell blood in the water. but scientists have known for several decades that sharks and their evolutionary cousins also use another sense to hone in on their prey. electricity. >> electror

. >> kell has gotten lots of good feedback about his sign includ including from law enforcement. >> town with it. they like it. had the ambulance pull across street and get out and ask to take pictures of. >> reporter: there are whole lot of people who aren't too crazy about it but he's not too worried about them. >> some give us the one finger but, um, whatever. if it was in their neighborhood they'd enjoy it. >> reporter: in lakeville, jessica reyes. >> not a bad idea he is special physical it works. >> exactly. sometimes new jersey turnpike in maryland they have the real cop cars but with no one in them. >> exactly. >> it still does the same effect. you slow down. all right. >> fox 29 news at 6:00 is next. ♪ >>> right now at 6:00, is the mystery starting to unravel? four young men missing. cosmo dinardo back in custody. what prosecutors say he was trying to sell that could be a big break in the case. >> if you've been outside today, we don't have to tell you the heat and humidity have it feeling down right uncomfortab uncomfortable. but it soon could take a dangerous turn. ♪ >> live f

so that whole group has been incredible, led by general kell kelly. let me also express our gratitude to the members of the new york delegation here today, congressman chris collins, where's chris? oh, from the beginning, he said it trump is going to win, that's why i like him. [laughter] >> president trump: i didn't like him that much before, now i love him. [applause] >> president trump: and dan donovan, thank you, don. and who i supported right from the beginning, when they said he didn't have a chance at beating a pretty popular incumbent, and i saw him in a debate, i said i think this guy is going to win, but he fought a pretty popular guy, and i said i think he is going to win it, and he won pretty easily. pretty good, i am proud of you, great job. and of course, a legend, somebody who we all know very well, sort of my neighbor, as i consider him a neighbor, but he is really a great and highly respected man in washington, congressman peter king. the very respected guy. he is a respected man that's people like to ask opinions of, i do. congressma

. >>> unsettle kell sam was standing proud for the fourth of july this week in camden county. the family heirloom is missing in action. someone snatched the 5-foot tall lawn other than nam from where he stood for more than 20 years. police in berlin township issued an apb for uncle sam. >> right here. >> whoever toll from dorothy shoemaker system steno her if they did they'd know they just stole from one of the sweetest ladies you would want to meet. >> i just stopped. somebody took my uncle sam. dorothy was heart broken when she got home from the town's fourth of july parade in berlin township and found something was gone, stolen, a handmade wooden 5-foot tall uncle sam flag holder and an american flag seen here in pictures. both swiped on the fourth of july right off her front yard. the home she was born in and has lived for the past 82 years. >> when somebody takes something that belongs to you. >> reporter: since it was made by hasn't the wooden uncle sam doesn't have much monetary value. it's what it meant to her in her heart that sting the most. out of wood and he had pa

. >> the white house also says scaramucci left to give kell a clean slate so he can form his own team. >> in the meantime vice president mike pence continues his tour through eastern europe. earlier today pence was that in the ballot tuck country of estonia. the vice president said he was optimistic about the future. >> we hope for better days for better relations with russia. recent diplomatic action taken by moscow will not deter the commitment of the united states of america to our security, the security of our allies and the security of freedom loving nations around the world. >> the vice president is spend, the night in the balance -- balkans. >> police in delaware county are looking for a murderer after a man was shot at a pizza shop. it happened about 6:00 p.m. saturday. officials say john le was picking up an order at the shop in haverford when he crossed paths with an armed man. someone matching the description of the shooter that opened fire earlier in philadelphia's overbrook section. if you recognize this suspect right there, you're asked to call police. >> now to a violen

family traveledom jamestown, north dakota to see their favorite player, the anderson family including kell. they had been rooting for wentz since this college days. the family gets emotional when talking to us about the one onl. >> just to be included in all of this stuff. excuse me. it's -- it's it's, i guess it's a dream once in a lifetime maybe. >> it's just awesome. >> what made it so awesome. >> just being being weigh from north dakota for us to be here it's just great. >> ton get to see carson wentz. >> yes. he's awesome. such a role model for our kids and grand kids. >> now, that's a passionate carson wentz. we just have the to get him a kleenex. >> they're proud of him. >> hometown pride. first check of the "action news" traffic report today. >> our pride when it comes to the traffic. >> thank you. we'll see if you're still saying this after the report and all the bad news i have to give you on a busy summertime friday afternoon sharrie and brian. i warned you this morning this was going to happen. we just didn't expect it to happen this long. construction on the girard point bridg

the idea that her kell is the leader of the free world i push back against.ne, it would be her, but there isn't one. what is really happening is every nation for itself. what is really happening is this g-20 has been replaced with a g-0. i know we want some leadership, we feel like someone needs to be driving a response to climate or to terrorism or to the concerns in north korea and the middle east and all these. but no one is. and germany's capacity -- what is interesting about germany is that per kem feemerkel feels strongly about the commitment of western values and institutions and architect dhur. so she wants the g-7 to work. she wants multilateral wto to work. and she wants liberal addredemo to work. so the western press is looking a lot to her. but at the end of the day, she needs to cut big commercial deals with china and has to deal with brexit and she has a europe which is experiencing a slow motion existential crisis. and the size of her economy is a fraction of the u.s. diplomatic capabilities are woefully underdeveloped compared to that of the u

. >> the white house also says scaramucci left to give kell a clean slate so he can form his own teamice president mike pence continues his tour through eastern europe. earlier today pence was that in the ballot tuck country of estonia. the vice president said he was

but if i was general quell kell would be concerned in the sense that anthony scaramucci, who has had a colorful week still rep t reports directly to the president. the chief of staff has to be first among equals to make the white house run. and if trump does not give him that authority, we're going to be right back where we were in the same spot. >> april, wolf blitzer pressed priebus as to why the president wanted a change. let's listen to how he answered that. >> i'm not going to get into that personal stuff. the president is a professional, and i'm a professional and professional people don't discuss private discussions in at the top of his mind at all times. he wants to do what's right for the american people. and i think making changes in the white house is common, but i also think that they can be very important. and i think this is a good appointment for the white house, and i think the general will do a great job. >> april, your reaction to that answer? >> i believe that reince did take a swipe at scaramucci when he talked about professional people. so he did take his swipe a

queensland wag does the same job that got together and tried to fine something that would mimic the kell and seawood and the found something which native hawaiians use. it's delicious. and if you feed it in a two percent level into sheep or goats or cows or cattle, methane production is reduced 70% to 90%. and it's so cool, and how it was discovered. so remember the marine per ma, those two are working together and raising money to grow the plant and it -- because the kelp suppresses carbon faster than any plant above or below. you deacidify the ocean. and you produce protein. you produce fish. right? and so -- lastly, is there a business case? i love that question. i do get it from business people and i say, wow, business case. i'll tell you in the business case if you tell me the busy case for poisoning everything else in between and everything else. this question itself is so interesting because it sort of implies that business is just about money. but it turns out that when we added the numbers -- i said 12 weeks ago we hit the total button and had to make sure we didn't double-count

leland, kell will i -- kelly is set to remain in his current job until monday.eland: universal praise of john kelly. liz. elizabeth: other news, despite rubble promises that obamacare's days were numbered. it's time to move on from health care? and the next steps for the republican agenda and what kind of hits did they suffer. let's bring in the political health reporter. thank you, jennifer, we love having you on. first and foremost, a vision that senator john mccain has, we've heard quite a bit about especially after what happened in the chamber early friday morning. is that feasible? is that a feasible vision going forward? >> i think it's pretty tough. i mean, it's hard to see how both republicans and democrats can get out of their partisan positions. i mean, they've been in a defensive crouch on the affordable care act for eight years and it's hard to see that suddenly going away and suddenly changing. even just after the bill failed on, i guess, it was friday in the midnight hours, mitch mcconnell was already saying we need to see things from democrats, bu

kell kelly has exhibited the one quality he prizes most. the loyalty to donald trump. which kelly made clear testifying before house committee in february. >> i work for one man. his name is donald trump. >> and joining me malcolm nans, former -- republican strategist and jonathan of the washington post. what can we glean from general kelly's tenure so far about what kind of a chief of staff he would be? >> i think it's pretty clear general kelly must have done a really bang-up job for donald trump over at dhs. immigration crackdown, instituting the travel ban with instantaneous authority. they didn't wait a minute or for paperwork to come down. i think he thinks i have a marine general. he's going to instill discipline in this case and do my bidding. for the most part i think kelly himself is going to have a very interesting challenge. >> i guess the question would be whether it's his idea -- going to do as he's instructed by his superior in this case, his boss, the president of the united states. this is kelly in january 31st press conference and after the implementa

proposed by senators kaine and carper could do a lot to help make the system better and senator mccass kellin bare counties get the same insurance we do. that avoids a lot of the ideological fights. >> i know on the reinsurance issue in addition to mentioning my own legislature -- >> that was senator chuck schumer to do something related to health care reform. we'll take a quick break and continue our discussion who thinks ftc should say no to an amazon whole food deal after the break. >>> let's continue our conversations with james cakmak. i asked you when we were supposedly listening to chuck schumer. how big in terms of market share is whole foods in the grocery business it's small, so by traditional sort of metrix of antitrust, there would be no cause for action here. >> absolutely zero. >> so how? >> we just have to think about what it means to be big. because once you have the internet involved, it completely changes the game because they can leverage vast amounts of data, leverage vast amounts of their tech infrastructure as well as their customer base and delivery network and that's

see you tomorrow, kell >>> hi everybody and welcome to the "closing bell," i'm kelly evans, and here'sng up on wall street with the high levels. we're right around there for some of the major averages, dow today with a gain of 124 points, puts it at 21,533, looks five points above it's prior closing high that was from back in june, june 19th actually. so last month. now meantime the s&p 500 up about 18 points, 24.43 that's ten below the record level. nasdaq having a strong session with a more than 1% gain 62.61 versus 62.25 russell is playing catch-up. 14.24, just a couple below 14.26. also with apple's pain be samsung's gain why apple fans may have to wait longer for the iphone 8 and android lovers who get their hands on it sooner >>> we revealed washington as the top state for business washington state, who's at the bottom coming up, we'll tell you the states, businesses should avoid and why. but joining me in the meantime, michael san toely, danny hughes next to him at post nine from devine capital kate moore, and randy frederick is also here with us from charles schaub welcome to e

see you tomorrow, kell >>> thank you and welcome to the closing bell we have more record closes herell street looks like the dow is up 65 points, 21,709, just watching it as it shakes out here. that's the first time the dow has closed about 21,700. less than 300 points away from 22 k that's about 25 points -- 30 points higher than the previous record close looks like boeing was up 10% on the bell there, incredible increase for such a big cap company, especially when it's been on the run. boeing has been on s&p 500 did turn positive just on the bell there with the gain of less than a point to 2477 for the broad index. the nasdaq, by the way, the s&p, i believe, also closing at a record as long as it hangs on to a positive territory there the nasdaq at 6422, it's the 44th record close this year for the nasdaq 0.16% gain today and we're about to get facebook's earnings in a moment here and the russell couldn't quite join the party with more dollar weakness again. the russell down half a percent today about eight points as i mentioned, it's going to be another monster hour for earnings h

this is the 6600 block of atwood street near hoe row kell avenue in district heights.lier this morning. police tell thus residents of the woodland springs apartment complex, they called 911 just before 1:00 o'clock this morning when police got here they found two men, two young men lying in the p parking lot both of them d been shot. sadly both victims died here at the scene. they did not make it to the hospital. and back out here live i want to show you sort of where we saw the evidence markers. if you look straight ahead there by the trees and the lawn in in front of this building there's where we saw most of the evidence markers placed. that is where again one of the the victims was found and then you have the second victim located just across the focused in this general area. they have this entire thing blocked off. big big response to this. we counseled nearly a dozen police cruisers from both district heights as well as prince george's county out here investigating this double homicide. we have two young men died out here early this morning. police still looking

see you tomorrow, kell >> thank you, bill welcome to "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans.ooks liky with a couple record more highs on wall street today. see how things shake out because the s&p 500 is right on the line the dow though is dropping 20 so no record high there for the blue chips the s&p, as mentioned, sitting there about 2473 now the nasdaq certainly does look like it's closing higher with a record of 6390 and same for the russell 2000 at 1442 today. remember, all four of these averages closed at records yesterday. the earnings will be fast and furious this hour and the earnings contributed to some of the action we saw today, of course josh lipton is covering microsoft results forus when they come in joining me on the panel, senior markets commentator michael santoli with denis berman who is financial editor at "wall street journal." >> welcome to everybody. mike, we saw a big dip in markets earlier on some of the concerns and the markets have seemed to largely shook that off. what does that tell you? >> a high alert for certain headlines. people don't think th

lark and say this without their being some evidence that there's something happening and given r kell'sck record, i can't say i'm necessarily not believing buzz feed. >> they did say the police did go to their house and the women were there on their own. >> right. but they said they were brain we want to get into now but i guess we'll wait until 10:00. >> they went on checked on richard simmon, too, remember. >> i'm sure he's fine, too. so they say. >>> first at 9:00 we have to talk about the weather we're having because we're in store for another hot and humid week the worst of it actually starts to arrive today. for details tucker is back with a first check on what proves to be a steamy forecast. hey, tuck. >> hey, holly. yeah you can actually see the water in the atmosphere in that live shot. in addition to heat, low 90s. lots of humidity out early, and that makes for what? a hot and sticky pattern and it will be pardon the pun sticking around for the rest of the week as we'll looking at more and more heat around here by the middle and end of the week. in fact we might close to 100 d