>>> hi there we're live on the nasdaq marketsite carter, ko and dan are getting ready for the big show here's what's coming up. ♪ ♪ >>> disney shares have been on a magical rally oand one of the traders says its run is far from over he'll tell you how to play it. plus -- ♪ >> that sums up what happened to semis today and carter and dan say it's about to get much worse for the group. they will break it down. and later, at athleisure stocks are on fire this year, and mike ko says there's one name that could be about to take a hit >> he'll tell you the name and how to dodge the sell-off and it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >>> we start off with the semis getting trade worries. sinking 3% as the key players fall deeper into a bear market so will the semi smackdown continue let's get straight to the chart master carter worth >> it's a beg old mess in the sense that semis were so strong and drew in so much capital and it was one of the great headfakes of all time and a false breakout in fact, let's just look at it and start with that. this is a three, four-year cha

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thank you, congressman richmond, chair of the joe biden campaign. >>> now, joining me, national ko chair for the bernie sanders campaign, nina turner. thank you for being with us. let me start with where i ended with the congressman. how do you assess your candidate's performance thursday night. >> thanks for having me, rev. the senator was extraordinary. he was the only one on the stage both nights. what i mean by that, the issues the senator has been raising all of his political career was certainly shot up in 2015 and 2016, when he was running for president of the united states of america, all of the candidates on that stage were debating his issues wednesday night and thursday night. the senator had a great two nights of debates. >> many felt senator sanders was going to confront the former vice president. they were in the last polls and polls preceding that, the front-runners. we never saw him really go after the vice president. was that striategic or did that catch you by surprise. seems like the fire came from senator harris and not senator sanders. >> certainly, senator harris wa

photograph of a three—year—old syrian boy aylan kurdi, who drowned trying to reach the greek island of kosnd the world. will about the debate of migration into europe. on wednesday, a similar picture was widely circulating online of a salvadoran father and daughter who drowned attempting to cross the rio grande into texas. viewers of the six and ten o'clock news were warned that the distressing image would be shown. we won't be doing so but here is the start of the report. proud parents, this was the martinez family. oscar, the young father, had hoped to earn enough money in the us to build a house. his body and that of his daughter were found in the rio grande, which separates mexico and texas. they had apparently given up hope of reaching the us through legal means. was it necessary or appropriate for the bbc to broadcast the photograph, as it went on to do? i was absolutely disgusted whilst watching the bbc news on wednesday the 26th of june. the story headline was about a migrant father and daughter trying to cross a river into texas. the image shown was of the father and daughter face

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saturday 191 degrees, and it will be cooler at the kos on union. so if you're looking for relief, at least going to santa cruz might actually provide you a little bit of relief tomorrow and monday. >> you saw how warm it's going to be. some of them will keep you hydrated. obviously take frequent breaks if you'reout side and and and lightweight it gets much hot are inside those cars. showing you a flew clouds. other than that there's no rain to speak of, only heat. i it's going to be windy, 50s, 60s under clear skies. tonight 11:30, watch the winds ramp up as we go into the morning. 30, 35 most of the time in the morning hours and that's really going to dry out the atmosphere. you'll see it in the humidity values. tonight they're fine but watch what happens tomorrow morning and even into tomorrow afternoon, they continue to drop down to 16% concord, as we go into 4 p.m., 11% humidity there. that's why the fire danger is going up. tomorrowaf 89 in san jose, 90 in gilroy, 74 in pacifica. downtown san francisco 78 degrees, 75 in the sunset sunset distr

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according to analysts, more tariffs could tip exit kos economy into full-blown recession whilst othersoint out that pain could be felt on both sides. this trade protectionism does not do any good for the u.s. or mexico. for mexico, it costs more to export and u.s. consumers have to pay more for mexican goods. country's relationship with the u.s. has given the leftist government little room to maneuver. economy i isthe u.s. 16 times bigger than mexico. it means any move by trump could pack a punch that the that the mexican economy would struggle to bear. >> in the meantime,e, america's ongoing trade war with chihina shows no sign n of slowing down. >>>> beijing released an o offil whe papaper blaming the u.s higher chinese tariffs on $60 billion in u.s. goods went into effect over r the weekend. after a u.s. increased to 200 50% -- 200 to $2 billion of -- china also investigating fedex after accusations by huwwei -- ei.w insisting their country will not be bullied. >> we are willing to work together with the u.s. to reach a mutually beneficial agreement. cooperation has to be based on p

north corrie ko korea stated he letter from trump with excellent content.he move comes as president trump gets ready to leave for the g-20 summit in japan where he's expected to talk with china's president. mr. trump and kim have held two summits to talk about nuclear weapons. neither one ended with concrete agreements. >> a two-day debate is set to begin on wednesday between the long list of democrats. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. lester holt has a preview. >>> "nightly news" coming to you from miami this coming week as we gather for the first big event of this election cycle, the democratic debates. 20 kacandidates over two nights. the first chance for american voters to get to know these folks, see how they contrast to each other and see how well they defend their big ideas. we'll be covering it all and bi. we'll see you from there. >> the 20 candidates will be split into two groups of ten. on wednesday it will be corey booker and elizabeth warren and beto o'rourke. on thursday, former vice president joe biden and bernie sanders and kamal

the kos pacifica 62. san francisco 66. the weekend 80s and sunshine inland. 70s near the bay. 60s at the coast. once we get to that place we will stay in that good place with temperatures near average all the way through next thursday which is july 4.>>> the giants are going to eliminate oracle park at triples alley. nobody predicted this for hunter pence when he left san francisco. incredible comeback. next. >>> hunter pence had the worst season of his career last year with the giants. he did not mince words after his final game at oracle park.>>> the season was tough. i'm not going to lie. it was bad. >> nine months after he and his scooter rode off into the sunset he is an american league all-star with the rangers. voted in as the starting designated header. currently out with a groin injury was hitting 294 and 15 homeruns before getting hurt. by comparison he hit only four homers and 97 games. last season. the giants have the third fewest homeruns in all of baseball. many feel the ballpark is partly to blame for that l

. >> i urge international communities to speak up for what is going on in hong ko.ld leaders, when they meet present xi at the g20 summit should show their concern about how the police force unleashed an assault on peaceful citizens. and how the hong kong government should withdraw the evil law and just have some kind of suspension. nick: if hong kong authorities thought repeated apo would appease protesters, they were wrong. this eveni after work, yet re arrived to lend their voice. the direction of this movement is hard to predict, much like the future of this city. nick beek, bbc news,ong kong. jane: china's leader xi jin ping just wrapped up a visit to north korea, whereim jong un hailed invincible ties between the two countries. the show before president xi is expected to meet with president trump at the g20 summit, where trade will dominate the agenda. thanks for joining me. what have the two leaders got from this meeting? katie this was all about a : projection of unity. when you hear them talk about these invincible tiexi jin , ping wrote an editorial in the

beyond belief, wait until you hear what the options mark has to say about the beefless burgers mike kol break it down speaking of hot, starbucks shares are on absolute fire, hitting another all-time high today, but if you're thinking of getting in, watch out. >> oh, mother of pearl that is hot! >> because dan nathan says the coffee giant could bur

beyond belief, wait until you hear what the options mark has to say about the beefless burgers mike ko will break it down speaking of hot, starbucks shares are on absolute fire, hitting another all-time high today, but if you're thinking of getting in, watch out. >> oh, mother of pearl that is hot! >> because dan nathan says the coffee giant could burn investors and -- ♪ ♪ >> and it is solid bold, bey, and carter worth says the chart of the yellow metal is pointing to a big, shiny break out. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >> we kick it off with gold. the yellow metal touching its highest level since april 2018 as the odds of a fed rate cut is on the rise and this solid gold rally will continue too heat up and he's over at the plaza to break it down. carter >> it's the trade that never quite works and presumptively one day it will. let's talk about it. gold has been toying with the prospects of a breakout repeatedly for the past five years and it keeps approaching this 13.50, plus, minus level and goes away, the way we've gotten here which is to say it's a h

off the coast of turkey officials say the vessel capsized in the aegean seeing of the greek island of kos $31.00 other migrants were rescued it's not clear what caused that vessel to say. well here in germany federal prosecutors say they're treating the killing of a regional politician as an act of right wing extremism ball to look good were shot dead earlier this month at his home in the state of has police say the suspected killer has a long track record of hate crimes and is now in custody police arrested the suspect 45 year old stuff on the at his home early on sunday morning the next day germany's federal prosecutor took over the case after concluding the killing was motivated by right wing extremism he if you ask the suspects previous actions and the views he expressed publicly strongly point to this motive behind 1060. some right wing extremists applauded loop his killing on social media prompting investigators to suspect that the perpetrator might come from far right circles up diffidence to get tight authorities are investigating whether the suspect is part of a terrorist group o

aiming for a place in the last 16 or roland garros right now the serb is playing it's italy's salvatore ko so he's taken the 1st 2 sets 6363 and he leads in that all important 3rd set while women's number one nearly a soccer is up later but defending champions are going to hell it is already comfortably 3 of the last 16 remaining drop just 3 games against leicester sorting co ukraine winning it's just 55 minutes. and pick torch relay for next year's games in tokyo it will start in disaster hit fukushima organizes announce the route earlier aflame will begin its journey in march at a sports center which housed workers who fought to remove radioactive waste from a nuclear power plant there after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami and also pass through other areas northeast japan devastated by the natural disaster before reaching the capital. world heavyweight champion anthony joshua's hoping to impress american boxing fans on saturday night as he makes his u.s. debut the british fighter who holds 3 of the 4 belts 9 kilos lighter than mexican andy ruiz jr ahead of that contest at madison square

after cheyon was killed on friday, a few minutes later but unconnected, 19—year—old eniola alu ko wasurday afternoon, a man in his 30s was stabbed in tower hamlets and in the early hours of this morning, another victim wsa stabbed in stratford. the american president had criticised the london mayor sadiq khan over the stabbings. i'm not going to respond tit—for—tat to what donald trump is saying, but what i will do is make sure my energies are focused on doing what i can to keep our city safe. our city is a lot safer than many of the other cities that donald trump is in charge of. sadiq khan, it's very clear that he's not doing anything. these are poor communities. you need to inject money and if it's a health approach, you need to get the community involved. it's a war on the street. it's not recognised as a war, but lives have been lost and there are a lot of lives have been lost. if it is a postcode war, how do you stop a war? this is the 59th murder in london this year and across england and wales, murder rates are at the highest level for a decade. and weapons and knives offences

regional politician in germany is being investigated by authorities here 65 who are district president of kos and. was found with a shot to the head in his garden last saturday night police are treating his death as a crime a team of 20 investigators is trying to establish what the motive for the killing of the popular cd you politician would have been police say the best to getting in directions. now business use and the german government is under fire from business leaders for damaging industry the president of the federation of german industries told a chance on the american was attending its annual meeting in berlin that corporate taxes were too high and that industry was having to pay the biggest electricity bills in europe he demanded a change of course. you know this is we're worried worried about the future of this country and our society and we worry about the future of our companies. the government maintains the status quo and lisa talk about how good the economy is right now but you can't move forward if you keep looking in the rearview mirror. the ruling coalition and i want to ma

after cheyon was killed on friday, a few minutes later but unconnected, 19—year—old eniola alu ko wasy afternoon, a man in his 30s was stabbed in tower hamlets and in the early hours of this morning, another victim wsa stabbed in stratford. the american president had criticised the london mayor sadiq khan over the stabbings. i'm not going to respond tit—for—tat to what donald trump is saying, but what i will do is make sure my energies are focused on doing what i can to keep our city safe. 0ur city is a lot safer than many of the other cities that donald trump is in charge of. sadiq khan, it's very clear that he's not doing anything. these are poor communities. you need to inject money and if it's a health approach, you need to get the community involved. it's a war on the street. it's not recognised as a war, but lives have been lost and there are a lot of lives have been lost. if it is a postcode war, how do you stop a war? this is the 59th murder in london this year and across england and wales, murder rates are at the highest level for a decade. and weapons and knives offences are

between the ethnic groups has killed hundreds since january nicholas talks reports now from bomb a ko and the warning his report contains graphic images. the silence is deafening and. the smell of dead bodies hangs low in the year. the attack on the doggone village of sudan a coup started at dusk and went on deep into the night if you survived hiding as their loved ones were being killed now that the 10 day ima good little circled the village and shot everything done move every were people who were screaming trudeau war screw me who tried to run were shut down he says the survivors believe they know who the killers are it is their fellow neighbors they say both communities have been fighting each other for control over land. armed groups have called on full on east to join their ranks accusing the government of backing doggone militias. ethnic tension is that breaking point with each community calling for revenge attacks in this spiral of violence both communities are fleeing their homes it is in this open air slaughterhouse on the outskirts of the capital that some philosophies have

jonathan ko ni with the finish. in the 95th minute they snatch victory.back from six o'clock. from me and the team a hello there, we still have a lot of clout for england and wales, further downpours as well. they will move through the south—east of england, east anglia, out into the north sea. we could see a fresh batch of storms arriving in the south—east and east anglia late morning and into the afternoon. patchy rain for a while for lincolnshire and the midlands. further west it should be brightening up, drying up, straightforward sunshine and showers for scotland and northern ireland, temperature similar to what we had on tuesday. those storms should be moving away from the south—east corner during the evening. then we will keep some showers coming from the north—west of uk where pressure is lower. 0therwise with clear skies it would be as you meant for england and wales and we will have early sunshine. some places will stay dry on thursday, but we have showers moving as with from wales in the south—west. not too many showers for northern england. a

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this is ginza sushi ko in tokyo.in one form or the other, is how the day started. scaling and gutting the fish. prepping the kitchen. >> masa: cleaning bathroom, making sake for customers. >> anthony: right. >> masa: dishwasher. everything. >> anthony: for how long? >> masa: first two years. >> anthony: only in the third year, the rice. >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: and if you get that right, eventually, maybe, just maybe, the master will begin to teach you the next phase, how to stand next to him as a wakita, slicing the fish, eventually, eventually, creating pieces of nigiri for guests at the bar. of the dozen young men who work here, not all will make it to become a sushi shokunin. >> masa: oh, it's been a long time. >> anthony: to achieve that status of truly becoming a master chef. how many years? seven years to learn, right? >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: that's a lot of time. >> masa: a lot of time. >> anthony: a lot of work. a lot of pain. what was it like apprenticing here? hard? >> masa: his father

i am wondering among the lower tiered ko eed candidates, why y? we have 24 people attempting to get on a stage and we were able to limit it to 20. why them? what is it about others that are running that have you dissatisfied? there is a little bit of that. but then there is the unpredictability factor. i call it the yolo factor. some of those candidates will only be on that debate stage once. that's the part we are all nervous about. we may not know what to expect about these candidates and their intent on creating a first impression. >> yolo chuck. >> i chew you would like that one. >> you can watch that democratic debate on nbc, msnbc wednesday and thursday night at 9:00 eastern. also, be sure to catch chuck's full exclusive interview with the president a little later this morning on "meet the press." >>> we're learning more this morning about that horrific sky diving plane crash in hawaii that killed 11 people. some of the victim's families may have been watching as the plane went down in milwaukee on friday. they say the same plane was involve

if approved, alcohol deliveries would ko start in a few months.n to deliveries, they want to open a 200 square foot liquor store and carry alcohol. it delivers in seattle, l.a., chicago, houston and washington, d.c. already. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri and talk about the sunshine. it does feel like summer. >> it's warm right now. >> we're in between. not too hot, not too cool today. things will warm up into tomorrow's forecast. as of right now, tonight warmest we have in concord at 85. you'll still drop down to 60s at 10:00 p.m. we'll talk about tomorrow's heat coming up. >>> delivery of a $7 treat ends up costing more than a hundred bucks. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> nbc bay area responds to an unusual shipment that was unexpectedly sent back to him. >> he wanted his money back. so chris chmura with the issue and what's the solution? do we have one? >> return to sender. aker case the very nd here and s first involving cereal, breakfast cereal. specifically, oreo o's cereal right there. his friends i

live in washington, moan fna ko abdi, abc news. >>> a sea lion bites a 13-year-old girl on camera. wildlife expert weighs in on this rare attack. >>> b.a.r.t. is getting more funds to improve your commute. the solution officials suggest to ease overcrowding on trains. >>> it's the first official day of summer. let's get over to meteorologist mike nicco. >> pretty clear out there from tam. we have some clouds but we're going to see a lot of sunshine today. we'll jump the temperatures mid to upper 50s along the coast to the mid to upper 70s this afternoon. 60 in union city for the warm spot. mid to upper 50s along the peninsula and the south bay. pacifica cooler at 52. novato and napa in the upper 40s. how about that for the first day of summer. let's talk about your commute. driving, calmer and dryer yesterday. cool to warm for mass transit and on the water we've got that small craft advisory just like we did yesterday, north of the bay bridge through the delta. east bay valley, quite a jump for 56 at 7:00 to near 80 at lunch, low to mid 80s this afternoon. a nice 76 at 7:00. look a

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mike ko is in massachusetts with options action >> look where he is. >> hey, scott, how are you the optionsket is implying about a 5.1% move on earnings when they report after the close tomorrow we saw about double the average daily options volume today now you people who are looking at the markets will say, well, we saw double the car volume and double the foot volume that doesn't tell you anything except that the largest call trailed was actually a sale of 3,400 july 90 calls. the larnlest fogest foot trade 4 puts for 30 cents. the buyer is betting the stock is going to fall below that would represent an 11% decline from where the stock was trading when they put the trade on today as we look at the options market basically we're seeing pessimistic views going into earnings they have identified that as a catalyst i would also add that put volume has outpaced putted on average over the last 20 days or so. apparently they're expecting some of the weakness to continue >> thank you let's get a comment here bench it or buy it >> i tell you what i actually like that a lot. >> i'm buying. >> benc

let's send it out to mike ko in san francisco. they say it's koko, but i like t-bone >> t-bone! >> how are you, joe? it was interesting we saw twice as many bullish trades in gm today as bearish ones on more than two times the average call volume and the trade i was referring to where they laid out $1.5 million in premiums was 10,000 calls for $1.45 each and the buyer would be long, if it rises by the september expiration presumably this is someone betting that the stock will be up at least 6% which is the break even for this trade and reasonably we can say they're betting on more upside than that >> all right, mike y thank you. appreciate it. >> gm, for all of the talk about peak autos and where we were for three years leading into it. this company's never been better balance sheet wise and it's politically unpopular for what they had to do in terms of the operations and they've taken difficult decisions and mary barra is doing a fantastic job and as an investor the valuation is compelling through times and it's a cyclical stock and one you own here >> may i ask joe a question?

law is justified, that this law is not an encroachment in their telling of it on the freedoms of hong ko kong. i understand we now have translation of carrie lam. let's listen in to that. >> translator: -- arrangement to deal with 17 0 countries and regions where we haven't yet got a long-term agreement to implement this arranging of -- as a responsible government i believe that we have to try our utmost to find a way to deal with it. on the one hand dealing with the taiwan homicide case so as to uphold justice, so as to do justice for the victim of the case and be accountable to the parents of the victim. then we can improve the legal system in hong kong so we can't give refuge for fugitive offenders. this is exactly why we would like to move amendments to the fugitive offenders ordinance as well as the mutual legal assistance in criminal matters ordinance. that's our original legislative intent. we carefully looked at what was carried out in other places. in february this year we formally started the consultation exercise. a proposal was based on the existing legislation. and we have t

>> uber says it's operating an marketing chiefs are stepping down in an e-mail sent by ceo dara kos roe shahly to employee seen by cnbc. he says ceo barney harford who he brought over from expedia shortly after he joined uber, he said he and barney agreed that his position no longer makes sense post-ipo kos ro khosrowshahi also says marketing chief rebecca messina no longer makes sense either marketing communication's and policy teams are going to be led into one led by jill hazelbaker. a source tells me this is essentially dara taking the reins of the company on the other side of an ipo he feels he now has the ability to focus more directly on the core businesses and doing so will allow the company to move faster so it made sense to eliminate that c.o.o. layer. uber shares did move lower into the close ending the session nearly 2% down back to you. >> deirdre, these departures, people who were tight with the former ceo and founder travis kalanick, is that at play here or not really? >> no. actually, joe hazelbake yes who will take over the different division's marketing communications

ahold of his phone, it indicated he had pictures of her on his phone and like li likely might have ko he was meeting up with. arthel: president trump suffers another immigration setback in the courts, just after congress passes a spending bill to address the humanitarian crisis at the border. but just what is the plan to spend billions in taxpayer money to fix the problem? arizona congressman andy biggs reacts to all of that, up next. >> if you watch the debates, if you call them debates, whatever they were, they don't really -- i think they want open borders, i guess, even though four years ago they wanted walls to be built. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey.rkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostil

. >> and he has the ability to ko any bad ideas in regards to -- >> absolutely. absolutely. he understands first hand first-hand what our operational needs are and yes, he has been our go to person on this. >> great. okay. as far as a savings, i know there was also some liquidated damages in regards to station 16 , and it was a subject of conversation in earlier commission meetings as you may or may not know. how much in liquidated damages is the department seeking? >> approximately $470,000. >> and are those liquidated damages going back to d.p.w.? >> they come back to the fire department and the neighborhood fire station component. the project needs to be made whole, in other words, that is what the assessment -- it is not a fine or a penalty for finishing late, it is more to recoup the cost of having administered the work over the duration of time that, in a sense, wasn't sanctioned by the city, and wasn't compensable to the builders. therefore, they put us on the hook for those expenses. that is money to make us whole again. >> i think my question is more along the lines

, you've got to take some of that profit off the table and that move in the options market and mike kod about it the other day and i think mike totally nailed it i think he said 12% to 15% move and the stock's up 15%. >> let's move on to zoom earnings and that stock is also soaring in the after-hours session and deirdre bosa is in san francisco. >> pager duty and both of them are continuing their climbs and that's really widening the gap further between their successful ipos and uber and lyft which continue to struggle since their debuts and zoom is up more than nearly 10%, i should say in the after hours aside from continued profitability and the company is attracting bigger customers that are spending more money and the group of customers spending more than $100,000 in trailing two-month revenue and it grew 120% year over year. the analyst said the results were really strong and he noted that zoom is also growing its wallet share inside of those big customers quickly. >> he wants to hear more about the enterprise sales on the call and now shifts because it's a public company zoom has

even though the vix is still heading higher, is wall street's ear gauge something to be afraid of mike ko francisco to brake down the options action. what do you say? >> it's interesting. generally speaking when the market rises, we will typically see the vix index which is a measure of implied volatility in the market fall. we have seen some situations recently and where the vix has gone up. is that a cause for concern? what we need to do is put things in context and the long-term average for the vix going back to 1990 is 19.2. so far this year the average has been about 16. that might give us the perception that it's elevated and what does that mean for returns and if you look back over the course of the last 30 years or so and the four-week return for the s&p has.76% and that's significantly higher than the level that you typically see over four weeks when it's lower than 16. so actually, sometimes when you have this slightly higher volatility it and it can be higher and that might make some sense for us and the reason for that is when the market is less complacent you might have situa

white house but at the cabinet level that they go through a confirmation process so the congress, a kof government, and that is missing in these positions. >> other news, basil, today, white house press secretary, stephanie grisham. do you have a new public face. the press secretary will be the public face day-to-day and the president will make grand pronouncements. in this administration, president trump is the public face on everything. >> he is. to have a press secretary head of communications is interesting. the question whether or not we go back to some kind of daily or twice a week, some kind of regular press conference is going to be interesting. yes, the president is the face of the sole voice of the administration. to this point, that's why the concept of accountability becomes so important. why i had a transition and changed my idea on impeachment. there is nothing that keeps this president accountable, not just bureaucracy but bad behavior and speaking from the oval office about a lot of these allegations. that's really the concern i have, issue of accountability and that wo

this report was filed from hong ko kong. >> reporter: hong kong's opposition to the extradition billcking down hundreds of protesters are staging a major sit-in at the legislative council complex this monday basically carrying on with the same message from sunday's mammoth rally. they're calling for a complete retraction of the bill and also resignation by hong kong chief executive carrie lam this comes despite the fact that the hong kong government decided to suspend this legislation, and also apologize for having caused a lot of heartache and controversies over the weekend while some of those in favor of this legislation still remain hopef hopeful over the potential revival of this bill, american lobbyists here in hong kong thinks otherwise take a listen to terri joseph. >> some relief that it's been shelved, but people are not running away from hong kong. they're not lock, stock, and barrel, planning to leave right now. their concern is about what this could mean for the deteriorating prospects for hong kong, and a world sense that things aren't as good here as they used to be. >>

business's bottom lines and main street much harder than the previous rounds last month, steven mnuchin told kogress, quote, the way the tariffs were designed, the last tranche was really the consumer issue. we are monitoring the situation carefully and there will be some exceptions, end quote. lisa trofe says if tariffs goes forward on babies products, it would not only hurt price, but hurt quality >> we believe that baby products are integral to the safety of raising healthy american families and these tariffs are taxes on american families and american businesses. and we believe that the businesses and families should not be subject to a trade war. >> reporter: after the hearings conclude, the administration must allow at least seven days for follow-up comments before putting these tariffs in place that means july 2nd is the earliest that president trump could act by law, even though he says there's no deadline john >> kayla, thank you. >>> now, for more on the impact of tariffs on big tech, we are joined by evercore tech analyst, kevin rippey >> thanks for having me. >> good to see you huaw

. ♪ >> mike ko is out in san francisco. that's true, isn't it?e i'm sorry, mike. >> let's be sure to move on from that one okay so, yeah beyond the options market is implying a big move here about 14% and you were just talking about stitch fix's large and short interest and it's higher and beyond about 35% and that might account for the very unusual trade we saw today which is the purchase of the june 155/160 call spread. the buyer is expecting a very short term and severe spike and that could be betting on some kind of short covering after they report earnings tomorrow and again, it's implying a 14% move and overall because of the options market is predicting that the thing will go lower june and july, maybe 4% to 6%. >> you had one, t-bone >> you had one >> look. look, yeah, i absolutely have had one. everybody wants to eat less red meat i wish these things tasted better than they do. when they make a porterhouse and start making pastrami i'm onboard. >> let's trade it. >> great >> do you have insight >> i have a lot of insight and its for a di

raytheon and as each more opposition from ackman, options traders are feeling bullish on the stock mike ko san francisco with the action >> it's common to see above-average activity in the options of stocks that are involved and raytheon and united technologies raytheon is up four times the number of calls and united technologies up more than six times the number of calls traded relative to puts and the most active amongst those calls and those were the ones that expire a week from friday and these buyers were paying about $2.40 so they're making a bet that would be up 2% and they're obviously looking to see some profits and i would point out one other thing that if you do see premium sellers and those are common in deal stocks like this, these could be pointing that this merger would actually take place because they might be betting that the combined entity would have lower volatilitytha the individual stocks did before they merged. >> mark, you like defense? >> i do. i do i like defense i think that's a great area right now and you see good performance coming out of defense and i think t

on the basis of this and the ko contradictory strategy that democratic leadership is pursuing, i don't know the end game. of course it makes sense that the tactics are confusing if you can't say what the end game is and no one in leadership right now is clearly saying so. >> want to get to the deutsche bank news of the night, but let me give you another swing at what john is talking about and what i referenced and anyone who has gone to law school or high school knows the fraphrase just delayed is justice denied. the president certainly knows that. as i look at the possible c calendar of the committee's work, i have a rough feel for this. not in impeachment mode, but you are unlikely to get your subpoenas enforced this year at the pace this is going. if they are going to be enforce and you are will be moving what would be the impeachment clock possibly according to that schedule not even started until we are in an actual election year. at which time it begins to look a bit absurdist in terms of timing. that's what it going through, i believe, president trump's mind. he will be able to

photograph of a three—year—old syrian boy aylan kurdi, who drowned trying to reach the greek island of kos the distressing image would be shown. we won't be doing so but here is the start of the report. proud parents, this was the martinez family. oscar, the young father, had hoped to earn enough money in the us to build a house. his body and that of his daughter valeria were found in the rio grande, which separates mexico and texas. they had apparently given up hope of reaching the us through legal means. was it necessary or appropriate for the bbc to broadcast the photograph, as it went on to do? jill corin thought not, asking: david keeling objected to the picture being shown on the bbc‘s news website: and a twitter user called becky had this to say: we also received this video on the subject from karen hingston. i was absolutely disgusted whilst watching the bbc news on wednesday the 26th of june. the story headline was about a migrant father and daughter trying to cross a river into texas. the image shown was of the father and daughter face down in the river, drowned. was this really

and they put this whole issue in context from their perspective since the 26000 terror attack on da kos holy office and bakery individuals seeking to join banned extremist organizations or who left bangladesh to join jihadist groups have been using the term and forced disappearances to conceal their actions that last sentence we let out at me your response to that is what. you are a very tough act to follow. when we stumbled on the saudi arms deal the outcome of our arms deal we really started to stumble on a central feature of british politics over the last 30 years his royal highness prince bandar has been at the heart of many of the great world events of the past. i was always preached to see him when i was prime minister because he brought me extraordinary insight and bold proposal. she informed us she considers saudi arabia as a strong friend and would be willing to sit.

>> we are lower if we are looking at seven decades and we are lower because of south ko a koreaan presidentpresidents that engage in personal diplomacy, the bottom line inindicators are still, while the u.s. suspended exercises, the north koreans, have not extended their exercises. >> stand by, as we await the meeting. we will pause now for an nbc special report. >>> you are watching history right now. president trump, will be meeting with north korea dictator kim jong-un at the demilitaryized zone. that separates north and south korea. you are looking at live pictures right now from the pool. this is just, moments away, just feet away from where the line of demarcation is at. he will be the first to meet with a north korean leader at the dmz, it comes days aft afte president trump to come out and goes to plan. as we do it, for this, let's go to richard engel ro repoeportin us. it's going to happen right now, president trump is coming on out and let's listen in. >> good to see you again. i never expected to meet you at this place. you are the first u.s. president to cross it. >> i know, i k

extradition law that will allow mainland chinese authorities to pursue fugitives in semiautonomous hong kot you are seeing here is the after math of a tear gas attack. they fired on protestors down here and it's carrying in the wind. you can see people here struggling to breathe. many are just teenagers but they succeeded in delaying the legislative debate over this new law. hong kong authorities are adamant the bill will pass when it come to a vote next week. i'm at the police line here in hong kong. this is a city on lockdown tonight. no sign of it ending any time soon. protestors say they will stay in the street until a vote goes. cecilia? >> james, thank you. >>> we turn to the race for the white house overnight. president trump and former vice president joe biden going head to head with dueling campaign stops in the key state of iowa. the attacks, sharp and personal. mary bruce, it seems the president is taking a page from the 2016 playbook. going after his opponent's stamina and mental health. >> reporter: yeah, cecelia. this is getting personal. the president says joe biden simply i

. -- davidid ko kostin of goldman sachs is sticking with us. take a look at the regulatory risks weighing on tech's biggest names. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: some breaking news for you coming out of the u.k. the 10 candidates are now whittled down to seven. the second round of the process to replace theresa may. boris johnson in the lead. david: not too surprising. alix: and it is only the first round. regulatory risks are back in focus for big tech investors. googleof amazon, apple, falling on antitrust concerns, particularly privacy when it comes to facebook. historically, equity valuations and share places -- and share prices decline, following a downshift, according to david kostin of goldman sachs. how have you understood what has happened to gross and equity when this has come up in the past, with ibm, at&t, and microsoft? guest: there's been a lot of discussion in the press from the ftc and apartment of justice about some investigations taking place. we went back and looked at some experiences in the case of ibm, at&t, and microsoft. wha