caress. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> linkedin has a service that can match you with a mentorll them what kind of advice you are looking for and what preference you have for a mentor. the company will recommend members who have the interest and experiences that can help you. if you and your potential mentor think you are a match, you will be able to chat. the company says the service is in the early phases of testing and is only available in san francisco and australia at the moment. the service is free for mentors and mentees. >>> the san jose sharks foundation is rehabbing homes in east palo alto. the foundation teamed up with habitat for humanity to repair 60 type in 8 homes over the next couple of days. they're getting new fencing, landscaping and general repairs. the foundation raised more than $75,000 for the project. the money will also repair homes affected by the flooding in san jose last february. the volunteer started their work yesterday.>>> it's a big day for 49ers fans. the new look 49ers kickoff their preseason today. they will play the kansas city chiefs tonigh

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near another linkedin user. that was one of the big changes, so i stopped using linkedin. or i use it for my pc. that is inconvenient, but i decided to make that trade-off. i don't need every where about recorded and monetized. it is a pain, but i am getting less of a footprint. i'm not getting the big bubble created around me. i block what i can. that means there are websites that i sometimes can't go to. i can't go to fox news anonymously. so i just don't go to fox news. i go to the other news sites that allow me to browse anonymously. i am missing that a little bit, but i think i'm getting more than i am losing in the bargain. host: do you use wi-fi? jeff: i am using wi-fi, but i use my own vpn. i am not trusting the hotels -- the hotel's wi-fi. to me, it is an on-ramp. i use my own network to get to trusted systems. with this net neutrality d later -- deregulation coming up, a lot isp's, whether they do or don't, legally they are in a much better position if they want to watch your traffic, see what you are

linkedin wants to help you find a mentor. >> so does amazon's alexia. dominic chu joins us live from cnbc world headquarters this morning. good morning, dominic. >> good morning, laura, scott. wall street is going to have jobs on the mind right now. that july jobs report will be out before the opening bell, just about 15 minutes from now. analysts are expecting another strong month of hiring with employers forecast to have added about 180,000 jobs to the economy. also key here, whether wages are actually growing. pickup would be some kind of a sign of a tight labor market paving the way maybe for the federal reserve to announce its plans to start reducing that massive balance sheet it has. the dow closing at another record high yesterday up nine points to 22,026. the nasdaq slipped 22 to 6340. like you guys said, linkedin rolled at a new feature to help people find mentors. the service identifies mentors in job sectors and matches them with people looking to are that kind of advice. the service is free but only available for now in san francisco and aus

linkedin has rolled out a new feature, guys, to help promote and really help people find mentors.s service identifies potential mentors in various kinds of jobs and sectors and helps them match up with people looking for that kind of help and that kind of advice. this service from linkedin is free, but right now, it's only available in san francisco and australia, so if you're a bay area base, it's probably good for you guys. amazon's alexia have a new set of skills. the digital assistant can play music from amazon's library based on your specific activities. so they range from things like meditation and falling asleep to even working out and getting pumped. if you're a user, you're also going to be able to ask for specific genres of music so if you like working out to beethoven versus taylor swift or katy perry, hey alexia, play classical music for running and it gives you that kind of a music play list. so i don't know about you guys but i really am one of those people who likes maybe working out to music. i should probably work out more than i should. i just don't know if i cou

microsoft bought linkedin. have analysts saying this is the biggest consecutive -- competitive threat for salesforce. how well positioned is salesforce? >> it will be interesting to see what microsoft does with linkedin and what products will emerge. one would have thought the growth rate would slow down in terms of just the largest cloud offering, but in the last two or three quarters we have seen sales accelerate.it tells us that corporate spending is good, and software is one area where you are seeing spending dollars go as people pulled back from hardware or services. emily: we talk a lot about the cloud and how it is only expanding, and therefore it is anyone's game, whether it is microsoft, google, or amazon. where does salesforce fit into the bigger picture in such rapidly expanding yet uncharted territory? >> when you look at a company like salesforce, they dominate the cloud applications market. if you look at revenue of $100 65%ion or so you would say, to 70% of that is cloud applications.salesforce b

. >> then forget about linkedin and join kickedout. [ laughter ] the only jobs website made for peoplee been fired from the trump administration. >> fantastic. >> kickedout knows exactly how to get you that amazing new job. we take your resume and delete anything that says you've worked for donald trump. >> isn't that wonderful? >> kickedout. sorry, we can't help you get on "dancing with the stars." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: kickedout. >> steve: kickedout. >> jimmy: kickedout is the new linkedin. >> steve: it's called kickedout. >> jimmy: actually earlier today, the white house announced scaramucci's replacement, and we have h right now via satellite from washington. please welcome donald trump's new communications director andrew moore. thank you for being here, andrew. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you, jimmy. i'm excited for the challenges of being communications director and i'm confident that i'll be fully capable of seamlessly transitioning into the new role. >> jimmy: now, andrew, what experience do you have that qualifies you to take on this very importa

done mean i want them to track me where i go and tell me when i'm near another linkedin user. that was a big change ever or just use i from a pc, not only money mobile device and that's inconvenient but i've decided to make that tradeoff, that i don't need my -- every single whereabouts report it and sold and monetized. and it is a pain. but i'm getting a little bit less footprint. i'm not getting the big bubble around me. i'm not getting the targeted advertise. i block all the ads i can. sometimes certain web site is can't go to. i can't go for fox news anonymously because they block the anonymous browser. so i downtime don't go to fox news. i go to other browser. i think i'm getting more out of than i'm losing in the bargain. >> host: do you use wi-fi. >> guest: yes buteye i own vpn. i'm not trusting the hotel's i would wi-fi. it's just an awe onramp. people are a big vpn services. with this net neutrality deregulation coming up, a lot of isps, whether they do or don't, legally now will be in a much better position if they wouldn't watch your traffic, see what you're doing,

. >> again, investigators tonight are looking into whether that attack in barcelona is linkedin to t a deadly explosion wednesday. again tonight we are still waiting for more information about the suspects who were killed in that attack or what is believed to be -- they were planning an attack south of barcelona. what we can tell you again is they were caught and they had belowsive suicide belts. they had run over pedestrians in the street. we know five suspects again killed tonight and police are still looking for the driver of the barcelona attack. a lot to sort out but we're going to stay on top of this on fox5. a is becoming all too common in europe. on august 9, a man drove into a group of soldiers injuring six. that suspect is in custody. in june a person killed one and injured others after driving into pedestrians near a london mosque. police ar rested that driver as well. two wreeks before that three men drove onto the sidewalk of london bridge and then got out of their van and stabbed people ate were killed, 48 others were hurt, police killed those attackers. in april, a dri

they include tech firms like netflix, linkedin and general electric, and also include lesser known companies. grub hub a big one in the bay area. employees don't seem to be abusing their privilege. they report some workers take less vacation than they did with a fixed amount of time off. a lot of them take two or three extra days per year. east coast storms are stopping many vacation plans. however, the storms continue, there is a little bit of relief. major airlines are waiving change fees from the mid-atlantic and northeastern states. nearly 3,000 flights were delayed or canceled just today. because of continuing storms. problems were most severe at airports around new york, baltimore, and washington, d.c. major airlines, including united, delta and american are allowing one free change to tickets on certain flights to the storm regions. check with yr carrier to find out what they're offering and what their specific rules are all about. you've got to follow the rules. >> i like unlimited vacation. i'll see you in december. thanks, michael. >>> take a look at this. this is a klm flight comi

we have a large computer program that we do with linkedin and my foundation, trying to get women to feelt they have peers from the beginning. if you go to a computer science class but there aren't enough women, you can be in a lean in circle of computer scientists, where you are seeing more women. we need to do more because we are still not moving numbers enough. emily: i have heard you talk about how much you enjoy visiting lean in circles and hearing other women talk about the challenges they are taking on. what challenges do you want to take on? sherly: i feel fully challenged. [laughter] ♪ emily: mark has just gone on a tour of the entire country to connect with real americans. sheryl: well, mark wanted to make sure he had gone to all the states. it was interesting, when i first came to facebook, mark told me he had never really gotten to travel that much. he started a company before he graduated from college. he took a trip where he could see different parts of the world. i think he realized he hadn't even understood and seen his own country. i think what he has learned and experien

it compared job postings on linkedin. the company says seattle and sfwran hasan francisco haves most tech jobs, then d.c. and baltimore. toronto rounds out the top five. and that report said there are 40,000 tech jobs in the district al the most obvious reason, our proximity to the federal government. >> and that makes it easier for companies to get contracts. we also have several top tier schools training people for tech jobs. and yelp said it is opening an office in d.c. because of the t diverse talent pool and proximity to other cities. where i live, there is a google i've and a startup ib could ync. >>> stay with us. news 4 "today" continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang. first things first, we want to get a check on your weather and traffic. >> let's start outside with chuck and sheena and a look at the weather. >> beautiful morning outside today. the folks that care of the lawn have been actively mowing and trimming and is t. smells like fresh grass. >> i

so i guess like facebook or linkedin, stalk your future bosses.d not do that? i don't think it is a disadvantage. most corporate organisations do have good induction programmes, and they expect you to be spending a little time with them having this explained to you. if you arrive on day one and are there to impress and can demonstrate strong knowledge of your company and co—workers on day one, i do personally think it is a huge advantage, and something that does not go up unnoticed by hiring managers. there's a mystery in denmark which police are trying to solve. they're searching for a missing swedish woman but they've found no clues on the submarine where she was last seen. the owner and designer of the submarine escaped when it sank. he's being questioned. danny aeberhard has more. investigators have begun scouring the nautilus. they're looking for clues to help solve the mystery about what might have happened aboard on thursday night. kim wall, a freelance journalist whose work has been published internationally has not been seen or heard from

robbery, and other crimes, as well as 20-year-old fantasy decuir, as seen here in her instagram and linkedin pages. police did not release her booking photo. the two are accused of killing 71-year-old edward french the morning of july 16th as he was capturing photos of the sunrise over san francisco at twin peaks. the couple is also accused of robbing a pair of tourists near st. mary's cathedral on july 28th. court documents reveal mims has a string of burglary charges against him as well as assault. nine days before french's killing, he was arrested for possession of a firearm by a felon, making the victim's family wonder how mims was ever released from jail. >> he was arrested on the 7th. and he was released just four days later. it makes you question the judicial system when you have a convicted felon in possession of a firearm that's released on his own recognizance and commits such a heinous crime five days later. >> reporter: we've learned from the probation department that pretrial conducts a safety risk assessment of each inmate. it's a program designed to protect those who can't aff

he backed his statement up tonight in a linkedin message to nbc news that he was wrongly terminated ononday for perpetuating gender stereotypes and believes his firing was for political reasons. fineman believes he was fired for legal reasons. >> you don't have the right to stand up and say offensive, incorrect, discriminatory things in the workplace. it is just not allowed. >> reporter: google ceo sundar pachai told his employees that his manifesto crossed the line. fineman believes google ceo was put in a tough situation. >> if they don't let him go, they face backlash from women who feel they're working in a hostile environment. >> reporter: and, she says, if women feel like they are working in a hostile work environment they may start lining up to sue google. damore said in a statement tonight he is exploring his legal options. clearly this case is far from over. live in mountain view, i'm cheryl hurd, "nbc bay area news." >>> cheryl, thank you. in san jose now the hunt continues for a gunman who shot and killed a liquor store owner in front of his wife. there is a growing memorial

we have a large computer program that we do with linkedin and my foundation, trying to get women to feelthey have peers from the beginning. if you go to a computer science class but there aren't enough women, you can be in a lean in circle of computer scientists, where you are seeing more women. and we need to do more because we are still not moving numbers enough. emily: i've heard you talk about how much you enjoy visiting lean in circles and hearing other women talk about the challenges they are taking on. what new challenges do you want to take on? sherly: i feel fully challenged. [laughter] ♪ emily: mark has just gone on a tour of the entire country to connect with real americans. sheryl: well, mark wanted to make sure he had gone to all the states. it was interesting, when i first came to facebook, mark told me he had never really gotten to travel that much. he started a company before he graduated from college. and so he took a trip where he could see different parts of the world. i think he realized he hadn't even understood and seen his own country. and i think what he has learn

according to his linkedin page barboa has a psychology degree and was currently employed as the clinical director of an alcohol and drug rehabilitation treatment center in the north bay. back to you in the studio. . (mark) a southwest airlines passenger is being credited with helping save two young children from being sexually abused. the passenger says she saw a man texting someone about molesting children on a flight he was on headed to san jose. she alerted a flight attendant who then called police. 56-year-old michael keller and 50-year-old gail burnworth were arrested on monday. police say the woman saw keller texting about sexually molesting a five and seven-year-old child. keller was arrested immediately after the plane landed. police later arrested the woman he was texting in tacoma, washington. police say the good samaritan stopped the children from being sexually abused. (mark) police say burnwort

your social americas and your friends and linkedin, where you've been, where you're going on google maps, paypal. all your records in amazon web services. and what really scares me more than anything, it's just absolutely mind-boggling to me, is biometrics. i mean, the opm, the office of personal management hacked not long ago affected myself. our fingerprints were in those files. my retinal scans were in those files. that's really personal. if i ever wanted to go upside cover, i could never do it because my biomet rake data -- biometric data is out there. these things we are doing now, and we don't even blink. this generation needs to start thinking more about security and privacy as opposed to just convenience. >> host: so back to, let's tie in the insurance again. back to the opm hack. who's liable? who's paying for this? >> guest: well, those are two different questions. who's liable? i don't know. there's very little responsibility at that level of the government. the last i knew it took a long time, but finally the opm director resigned, and that took quite a while. the whole opm c

you could say the same about other big networks like linkedin, twitter, or whatever it might be.tal change there, where now, you don't need a middleman. much like you don't need a middleman to move your money, you don't need a middleman to own your data. do you see bitcoin as a way to disrupt big tech companies? fred: exactly. i think it will be disruptive as much if not even more than big banks. maybe that's what it's worth -- what is worth paying attention to. it means breaking the data technology -- data monopolies that they have. facebook has a big database of all of our social interaction. what if you did not need a central third party to mediate our interactions? what if a neutral block chain handle that? further, you could imagine that if you didn't like the development direction, you could fork it. you could try many different ideas or directions. as a result, you might imagine innovation could happen faster on potentially more freedom. certainly, not some other party owning all my data. there.fred ehrsam coming up, apple has set a date to unveil the latest iphone with ma

we do it with linkedin and bespoke trying to get women to feel like they have peers right from the beginningo to computer science circlef you can be an 11 where you are seeing more women, and we need to do more, because we are not moving the numbers enough. emily: much more of our conversation, coming up. we discover mark zuckerberg's latest mission across the u.s. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: with 2 billion global users, facebook is no longer about connecting the world, but bringing it closer together. that is according to ceo mark zuckerberg went on tour around the u.s. as part of a personal challenge to visit all 50 states. in our exclusive interview with ceo cheryl sandberg -- sheryl sandberg, i asked about this mission. it is interesting. when i first came to facebook, mark told me he hadn't gotten to travel that much. he started the company before he graduated from college and he realized he hadn't understood and seen his own country. hasink what he has learned been really important for facebook, because it is helping and form our products. when he rolls out a mission about being comm

. >> bye >>> when we come back, we have new data on jobs the linkedin work force report after this breakuick check of the european markets bit of pressure on stocks. looks like they are off the worst levels of the morning session. ftse still down by 0.3%. the dax and the cac only down 0.1% 'lick around wel be back with more "squawk box" after the break stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the power of and. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. it is jobs week in america and the hiring streak continuing that's going to lift the workforce report is out this morning. it found hiring in the u.s. was 17.3% higher this july than in july of 2016 going to break down the results dan ross editor in chief of linkedin this is good news. >> it's really interesting we're seeing every month the growth continues in hiri

liore likely they are linkedin solink linked in some way >> one more question, was is the next step, where is your reporting going to take you now? what are the authorities going to do? where will you follow-up your day? how will you be pursuing the story? what's the next stage of the drama playing out in barcelona now. >> all the attention from the investigators, of course, is trying to identify and find that driver that plowed that van into a crowd just here next to me yesterday. killing at least 13 people he is still on the run and he is dangerous. there is a couple names flying around that have not been confirmed by the police. certainly all the attention is to try to find this man before he attempts anything else here >> claudio, be safe out there. claudio lavanga with the latest. >> i want to point your attention to travel and leisure stocks in europe they are trading lower names like thomas cook, easyjet, ryanair, holdings down between 1% and 2%. even a spanish airport company, ana, trading down by 2%. tui, a travel operator in the uk, posted strong earnings last week this fol

up next we will tell you how linkedin is to help you find the perfect mentor. >>> link in has a servicehat will match you with a mentor. tell them what type of advice you are looking for in your preferences for a mentor. they will recommend members that have the interest and experience to help you if you think it's a match, you and the mentor will be able to chat. the surface is in its early phases and is only available in san francisco in australia. it is free for mentors and mentees. >>> it's a big day for the 49ers fans. the new look 49ers kick off their preseason today. they will play the kansas city chiefs tonight at arrowhead stadium. the new head coach, kyle shanahan, hopes the strong training camp continues into tonight's first game. fans want to see how quarterback brian hoyer and first-round draft pick, solomon thomas play in the first games. the 49ers will also play the broncos, vikings and the chargers in the preseason. struck the raiders first preseason game is tomorrow and they will face the cardinals. this will be the raider nation's first opportunity to see marshawn lync

tesla's director of battery technology has left the company.according to his linkedin, he joined tesla06 making him one of ghe longest-serving executives. tesla is said to be overvalued according to david einhorn. einhorn is betting against tesla stock, and says he's worried about the company's cash burn. a check on apple shares. they are soaring in late u.s. trading as the company projects revenue in the current quarter that tops analyst estimates, signaling strong sales of new iphones, scheduled to be released later this year.sales will be $49 billion to $52 billion in the three months through september analysts had. projected 49.1 billion dollars. we will get you the details from ceo tim cook.they are talking about apple pay and augmented reality. we will bring all that to you. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and sirius radio xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfini

he said in a linkedin message he believes he was wrongfully terminated for perpetuating gender stereotypes and leave his firing was political. we talked to a local attorney about the difference between free speech and free speech at work. >> you don't have the right to say offensive and incorrect discriminatory things in the work place. it's just not allowed. >> workers were told that manifesto violates the company's code of conduct. >> walmart shoppers may soon not have to ask for help. a frown could summon an employee for assistance. a patent filing suggests the retail giant wants to get even closer to customers. it keeps tabs on facial expressions to scan people who are frustrate d or unhappy so help can be distachd. they could use the system to determine whether they have a hit product on their hands. keep smiling. >> reading someone's facial expressions. not an easy task. apple is split into two different camps. >> some who like the spaceship campus and some who don't. >> the problem is not about the architecture, it's the desks. the new office layout in the new spaceship campus calls

business and social media network has a service that will match you with a mentor you just tell linkedin the advice you are looking for and your preferences then the company will recommend members who have interest and experience to help you. if you and your mentor think you like each other and you are a match you will be able to chat. the service is in the early phases of testing and it is only available in san francisco and australia are currently. the service is free for mentors. >>> sharks are being rehabbed in east palo alto. homes will be getting new fencing landscaping and general repairs, the sharks foundation raised $75,000 for the project the money will help repair homes affected by flooding in san jose from february.>>> 6:58, the oakland a's pitcher chris smith gave up four homeruns and they lost to the baltimore orioles 7- 2. >> that one is sent into left field. he drives one deep to left and that is back-to-back home runs and it is 5-1. >> one of those days, jed lowrie scored in the eighth inning but the a's could not climb out of a big coal. -- hole. >>> a big day for 49ers

maybe a voice phone of some sort >> we will see they are covering lots of ground >>> linkedin's reidoffman talking tech valuations with cnbc he says he thinks things are getting lofty. >> as you get to a network world, we get to larger and larger companies ten years ago it was more oil companies, now it's more tech companies. they benefit from this global scale in a network role. it gets down to a company per company decision now what it does mean is probably most of the valuations are probably too high. that's the challenge for being a haven't chore cventure capitalit >>> some stocks on our radar hp inc. reporting third quarter profits that were slightly better than expected revenue from personal systems, which includes work stations, notebook and testidesktop pcs re 12%. >>> pvh posting second quarter earnings and revenues that beat forecasts. that's the clothingmaker they also raised their full-year guidance the ceo talked about how the company will continue to leverage those brands. >> what will you see from us is a continuation of us buying back and directly operating more and m

the idea came about because the restaurant uses you just post on the linkedin page that you got firefree whopper. #whopperseverance. then a link will be sent to you and you can register. i can't believe that is a real thing. jonathan: really? genius. steve: but reare talking about -- but we talk about it. jonathan: i know. steve: we have rain out there now. as wet as it is around here the back edge of it just off toward the north and west of us. frederick county is clearing out for western maryland. we will get the rain out of here tonight. the rain totals so far ocean city is 1.25 inches of rain. looking for 1 3/4 inch in waldorf. the district looking for an inch. the same in alexandria. show what is going next 48 hours. 62 degrees overnight. temperatures tomorrow are well below average for this time of the year. upper 70's. move in the day on thursday the temperatures in the lower 80's. we have a cold front that may bring us showers but it's not a washout. we will start to dry out moving through the overnight. for the day on saturday moving to the labor day weekend not great. remna

what's not because this, in particular, the southern poverty law center and their hate that have been linkedinederal court to domestic terrorism and that occurred at our place when a gunman came been armed with 100 rounds of ammunition with the hit list that came off of the southern poverty law center's hate map so this is real and it's dangerous and it's reckless for the media to use it. spoon so a lunatic read that your organization was described as a hate group and showed up with a gun in response? >> it was five years ago that that occurred based upon this map that cnn put up, that's a new version of the map it has all of us listed, you can go to the web site and it shows you how to get there, and this gunman confessed to the fbi that's where he got his list was from the southern poverty law center. but they want people to think that they're in the crows nest looking on the horizon for america's well-being when they are vultures that are preying on the fears of americans. they've gone after ben carson and got after the president and even in minnesota they are pushing policy, they are not a

my daughter is on linked in and she's one of the twins and people are writing on herht linkedin and it is getting out there and they're very open about it. >> are you planning a sequel? [laughter]ha >> now, i don't have to ask that question. i think the answer is time will tell. i'm happy to have the first book out. come hundre. [applause] >> thank you again, amy. it was a pleasure to have you here. before everyone scatters there is a method to when you go out there if you are needing to buy a book make sure you have a yellow number and if you already have a book but you are aiming to autograph it there is a line for you, as well. phil is out there in will direct you and amy and i will be out there in just a moment. thank you so much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> this weekend on book tv. saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern we are live at the mississippi big festival with featured authors including mark dowden on his book 1968, a turning point of the american war in vietnam. walter starr, author of stanton lincoln more secretary and the book a man in his present: th

around the world now have social media accounts, and at least ten of them are your dad's attempts at linkedinlaughter and applause ] and finally, a woman was recently caught trying to smuggle cocaine into australia, by hiding it in the bottom of her high heel. which might have worked, if she'd just been cooler about it. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight! [ cheers and applause ] he is the star of hulu's "difficult people." he's one of our favorite people. billy eichner is back on the show, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] she is the star of "the ashley graham project" on go90. ashley graham joins us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we're gonna have music -- we're gonna have some really good music, from the all-american rejects. so you're here on a fantastic night. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all of that, after weeks of chaos and infighting consuming his white house, president trump has fled d.c. for a vacation. but that hasn't stopped trump and his team from ramping up their attacks on the russia probe and the news media. for more on thi

according to his linkedin page barboa has a psychology degree and was currently employed as the clinicalan alcohol and drug rehabilitation treatment center in the north bay. back to you in the studio. . ( mark ) the victim of a shooting that led to a 15-hour police standoff has been identified. the shooting happened in corona heights late sunday night..near 15th and beaver streets in san francisco. the victim has been identified as 76-year-old martha alfaro. she died at the hospital. the suspected gunman barricaded himself in his home and refused to come out for nearly 15 hours.. police say he had a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his chest.. he is still in the hostpital with life-threatening injuries. ( darya ) the city of san pablo is getting a new police chief. pittsburg police captain ron raman has been offered the position. he's an east bay native who grew up in pinole. raman has been on the police force for 21- years...the last three as a captain. he starts in san pablo on august 14-th. ( darya ) san jose mayor sam liccardo announced he will be running for another term. liccardo ha

. >> jimmy: anthony scaramucci posted a picture of linkedin. >> steve: wow, that's not -- [ laughterimmy: he's available. he's available. very available. next we have one from rachel from "the bachelorette." >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: and education secretary betsy devos. they both wrote, "i've been looking for him my whole life." rachel from "the bachelorette" posted a picture of a wedding tuxedo. betsy devos posted a picture of waldo. >> steve: oh, my god. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you can't find him. >> steve: you cannot find him. >> jimmy: it's very hard. very -- very difficult. >> steve: her entire life. >> jimmy: very difficult. here's one from miley cyrus and mike pence. >> steve: oh. [ light laughter ] miley and mike. >> jimmy: they both wrote, "watching 'baby driver.'" miley cyrus posted a picture of the movie "baby driver." mike pence posted a picture of trump in a firetruck. >> steve: oh, my god. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: "tweet, tweet, tweet." >> steve: "drive through a a wall." >> jimmy: next, here's one from mcdonald's and chipotle. >> steve: oh. >> jimm

enslaved people in this country but merely servants as if they were just waiting for a better job on linkedinr job than this particular show and we would like to see them open this up to other opportunities for marginalized communities to have their stories told. >> now, let me ask you, rebecca, we have on one side the confederate that we don't know when it will show, i understand they haven't even started writing but it's certainly slated, and you have on the other side "black america" on the amazon series which is going to show blacks controlling their own country. are we seeing flip sides of the same kinds of things or are we seeing again because of the domination of whites behind the cameras in an executive position that there is an unfair depiction of blacks and every once in awhile something like "black america" is put in to try to calm the waters in terms of the broader media world? >> right. i think we need to look at and interrogate where these stories are coming from. as far as "black america" these are black kruters, this is mcgruder and packer. if you watched "game of thrones" in

. >> as we're talking, they posted a piece on linkedin. not addressing this president's specifically but writes i'm concerned about growing internal and external conflict leading to impaired government efficiency he says i'm watching how conflict is handled as a guide and i'm not encouraged it sounds sort of like what you've been saying for a while >> welcome to the party. no, i mean, look, ray is an incredibly smart man he's been doing this for a very long time. and an extraordinarily high level. and, you know, i think we're at this point now where if you are -- if your job is to manage a business or your job is to manage a portfolio and you see what is clearly chaos going on in the white house, there's no way to spin that i mean, there's no good way to spin it. you can spin it until you're blue in the face none of it makes any sense i mean what would be really nice is could we just have one calm, quiet week and then after that a second calm, quiet week? i mean nobody believes that's going to happen. and, you know, until we finally put an

ceonew linkedin info earlier today.n there any bright spots this morning, in the risk that he sees? it is kind of depressing to read that this is a guy fighting mentality for the u.s. government rather than doing everything in the best interest of the country. similar did make a warning two years ago. it is not like somewhere fresh out of nowhere. he said this two years ago and it did not come about then. his warning is generally valid. there are risks at the moment. we clearly are in a populist phase and it is worrying. we are trading ok today because it is quiet and call him. if markets can get through the end of august without a more severe it -- severe time of risk aversion. there is a risk of a serious move downward. skewed allrisks are over the place. i am thinking about mliv. there are other people driving the bus and that is always dangerous. struggle last week. we had a guest on the 6:00 a.m. discussion and he said you have to take one ugly sister to the dance and sterling is that ugly sister. this is where you

in a linkedin post, this analyst writes the world is watching to see which one will be caught bluffing or there will be a hellacious war? for more macro and markets joy --s, we are joined by our analyst, covering what is going on in washington. bill, i want to start with you. just to get the latest on this rhetoric, that "locked in loaded" comment was made this morning. what does that mean at this point? what is the readiness level of the u.s. military? bill: the u.s. military would tell you they are always locked slogan of thee u.s. army's division in south korea is "ready to fight tonight." the u.s. is a big military presence across the pacific and obviously in the southeastern region. this is what they train for, what they do drills with u.s. allies for every single year. i think we have seen this ratcheting up of rhetoric really on the u.s., we are used to hearing this stuff from north korea, but what surprised the markets and a lot of analysts this week is that the u.s. is responding in kind to the type of language that we usually only hear from north korea. scarlet: and it is pre