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. >> detectives say the shooter is >> we haven't had anything that would say this is a gang all kn each other and there was a prior dislike of each other. >> police raided the suspect's home this morning but he wasn't there. the family is publicly asking for the violence to stop. they are devastated and want justice. >> i love my little cousin and what i'm going to say to the killer, turn yourself in. >> reporter: no word from the family on any funeral plans yet. the police, though, they are still looking for that gunman. >>> a different tactic at the ghost ship trial today. yesterday the defendant wiped away tears. today on the stand he pointed fingers. he and his associate face a lifetime if convicted for the fire that killed 36 defended t warehouse saying it wasn't a maze. he claims as many as 50 city employees visited the oakland warehouse before the fire but no one ever cited him. the victims' families are not buying it. >> he is such a poor actor. he doesn't know how to fake it very well. children fake tears better than he does. >> he says he was instructed by one of the co-owners

walnut creek, the cloud cover continues this morning, making for a cooler start to the day, but we knwe'll talk with kari i >>> if good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters and here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open lower this morning. the markets awaiting testimony from chairman j. powell on capitol hill. traders have beenrethinking their expectations for a rate cut this month following last week's strong u.s. jobs report. stocks were mixed yesterday, the dow falling for a third straight session. >>> at&t will start blocking robo calls following an fcc rulings. characters can block calls by default without requiring customers to apt in. at&t will out services now. it will block telemarketers as suspected spam and lets you keep a list of specifically blocked numbers. >>> fast food chains are looking to use technology to recognize customer's license plates in the drive-thru lane to hopefully speed up orders. starbucks tested a system in south korea last year with people who prereger is their cars and technology could identify repeat customers all

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kn said some of you all don't emoji. other musicians are praising his post. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," singer taylor swift is airing her bad blood with a music executive, and a warning about a salmonella outbreak linked to papayas. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. the u.s. and chai in's decision to renegotiation gave the asian markets a boost this morning, and the u.s. wall street is set to open an an upbeat note after gained opened up. the dow rose 73 points. the s&p 500 gained 16 points and the nasdaq jumped 38 points. 62 people have fallen ill and have been hospitalized. 62 people have fallen ill and 23 were hospitalized. no deaths have been reported. >>> superstar taylor swift says she's sad and grossed out talent was sold to braun in a music deal. she called the sale, quote, worst case scenario. in a tumblr post she accused braun of putting her through obsessive manipulative bullying. she claims he got two of his clients includi

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you kn eunice yoon is in shanghai. >> reporter: china unveiled its own version of the nasdaq today. it is meant to lure listings away from new york and hong kong here to shanghai. 140 cnese startups making everything from lasers to solar cells have applied for the board with 25 going public today. it's seen as a big step toward pital market reform here and solves two big problems for chinesestartups. the ipo rules have been so strict that companies that don't make money choose to go to the nasdaq and venture capitalists who have been scared of investing in chinese tech now see a clear way to get tir money out. chinese firms that l t on the star don't need to prove that they make profits. the government plays a small role in the ipo approval process and stocks are traded more n freely. forevestors can buy in on a restrted basis. i spoke to the chairman of one r stp who said he hoped more foreign investors would eventually take part to professionalize the exchange. for now most international fund ma say they are steering clear with the stock pricesti s vo most of the stocks ended high

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you kn, it's just some disgruntled pakistani taliban or taliban fighters that have decided to pick up a new brand." but the group quickly grew, you know, infused by messaging fromm the main iic state core, as it's often referred to in iraq and syria, and also financially, which is which is a huge part. and soon their brand, i guess i keep going back to using that term, quickly grew. so it's kind of tued into this own entity and they've kind of been able toout-recruit the pace in which the americaki military is ling them. >> sreenivasan: wow. w hy is that recruitment so successful? >> i think there's a lot of reasons. i mean, i think you know what intelligence officials kind of fall back on is that, you know, fighting for the islamic state, it doesn't matter who you are or where you come from. they just... they'll take kind of whoever and top that. their leadership, unlike, say, compared to the taliban, is very focused on merit. you know, if you show that you have drive and are intelligent, you'll, you'll gain rank quicker. you'll be, you know, kind of considered more important in the

the latest developments and i believe we have molly hunter who is live from gilroy molly, what do we kn about the vestigation so far what can you tell us >> reporter: phillip, hey, good morning. that right, so you just heard from the police chief who says they're actually looking for a possible second accomplice or te supporr. and they're getting that information from witnesses right w the investigation is absolutely active. the entire scene is still active driving into town, a heavy police presence. not only are they looking for thsoe secondn, possible second person, we should say, but they're trying to figure out a motive they have not released the identity of the shooter and they have not offered up a motive they are asking anyone here in gilroy who was at the garlic festival to come forward with pictures, video, any information that they may have captured, seen, heard whe they were there. the actual attack, though, y guys, was just under a mute and a half so at 5:41 as the gunman apparently broke his we in through a fencth a tool apparently, because the actual perimeter was heavily

i don't know if that's -- you kn , the constitution does not say th necessarily.ally hasn't been, you know, are weaying that if a sitting president of the united states committed murder, you couldn't indict that person for rder? i don't think that's necessarily settled constitutional law. it's settled political law. >> and they tried to walk up to the line. >> they were getti there woot -- >> right. let's talk about baltimore real quick, the comments that are coming from the president in his latest tweet storm and elijah cummings and the back and forth and our area put in the middle of this. >> you know, this is one of these things. this creates real dilemma for democrats because he is dropping a race bomb here, right? he is trying to do -- why is he ing it? because he wants to distract from what elijah cummings is doing. it his day-to-day job on the oversight committee. the president is feeding talkin pointto his base so the worko in rsight having to do with the border and how the unaccompanied minors are being tret tre ed and this committee is looking into the s

iniquities and our cabinet addressing those, but i want to let this country know and certainly virginia kn state. >> reporter: and then there are the costs, an expensive place to live and do business. for now it ises a price compa are willing to pay. it is no coincidence that the last time virginia was this strong competitively was in 2011t, after t defense spending started to decline and no state is more dependent on the pentagon. now that budget is back and so isa. virgi for "nightly business report", scott cohn,le bentonv virginia. >> before we go, here is another look at the day's final numrs from wall street. >>> the dow rose 76 points to 26,860. th nasdaq was up 60 to close at a record, and the s&p 500 gained 13. >>> and i already saw a couple of traders on the floor ofhe new york stock exchange with s&p 3,000 hats there. >> i'm sure they'll have those on tomorrow. that does it for us tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'll bill griffeth. have a great evening. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ woman: this is "bbc world news america." is made possible by... the freeman foundation;

>> reporter: well, good evening, lee i don't kn leon and doreen. let me tell you it is hot right now. imagine how it felt around 6:15 today. that is when people were on the fiird ride. we have good news to report. prince george's county fire officials tell me that there were no transports, no one was hurt. let's roll video from social media just to give you what it was like. is video from a guy named jaymes brown on instagram shows people stuck on the ride. now let's show you video from chopper4. it was shot after everyone was safely escorted off the fi bird. a six flags person told us it came to a stop at the lift hill at 6:15 this evening. employees escortid the rs off the popular new roller coaster. the firebird is floorless. there is nothing between the rider feet and the rails below. six flags america officials say interest that's a top speed of 56 miles per hour along a 2900-foot track. now, in a written statement, a spokesperson told me, qfote, the say of our guests is our highest priority. and the ride will remain closed for a full inspecti

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you kn support that kind of resolution. the president of the united states made a legitimate comment about people who don't like this country who make statement that they don't like the country. they made a statement about it. the resolution was so biased in nature, the speaker herself couldn't read the title of that resolution authorize could she read the resolution on the floor because it violated the rules of the house. trish: let's call a spade a spade. it wasn't a these thing for the president to say. he doesn't like what they are saying. but they have 0 right to say it. they grew up here and they were elected here, and they are trying to make a difference in a way they see right. they have a right to do that. you may not like it. but did he really have to tweet that? >> you know this president. it's all baked in. he's going to say what's on his mind. you are right when you say they have a right to say it. they absolutely have a right to say it. but when you have a right to speech like that, you have a responsibility a

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one of you would do that, i kn know. that propaganda put out lies. pakistan never lies. >> definitely not. but iran does, unfortunately. we already for the absolute worst. they are geared up and that they are really the number one state of terror in the world. their money is running very low. and they gave $1.8 billion in cash, and instead of being respectful and thankful, and president obama for making that ridiculous deal. they put their finger up in the air and -- this finger, the thumb. they put their finger up in the air and they disrespected the united states. you shouldn't have done that, that was a big mistake. one of the best things i've done is terminate that ridiculous deal. it's getting harder for me to want to make a deal with iran because they behave very badly. it could go either way. are you from pakistan? i want a couple of pakistani reports, i like them much bett better. >> what do you think? and you have so much now, one of those things -- i think pakistan could do tremendous amounts against, with respect to afghanistan. and i don'