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liz: they say. policy put sheriff to work in a-- 1 position. >> we're in process, we have changed our laws in texas we have tell cities they are not going to cooperate with federal government we'll defund them, we have potential penalties, some may be a crime. we tried to encourage our cities because we don't see down side protecting our citizens or upside protecting criminal illegals and not deporting them. liz: you are suing your -- your administration is suing city of austin, travis county, texas for not complying with the ban at state level, officials are fighting back, why do you believe you will win this fight. >> we're very confident. supreme court has already addressed this issue, arizona pass a similar law, requiring their law enforcement actually ask about immigration status, our law is less restrictive, say cities cannot stop law enforcement from asking the question, give than went to supreme court, and arizona was successful we're confident in the end we'll win this case. liz: attorney g

liz: vince, love having you on. back soon. >> nice to see you. >> france working with germany to crack down on the tax loopholes. one sector they are going after separate from the tax chiefs and going after tax loopholes, the tech sector here in the united states. these two countries want to plug the loopholes that detect sector users. google and apple use it to minimize taxes and grab market share at expense of european-based companies, that's what the european union says. looks mixed, apple closing up, google and microsoft closing down in trading today. next up, we have a google worker speaking out with an anonymous ten page memo blasting the left leaning silicon valley web companies push for diversity. he's saying he discriminates against people with different ways of thinking and different ideologies. we got pushback on that. we'll have more in the memo after this. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour

liz: because of this?> usually when the sell side is out of a trade, the equilibrium of price discovery changes in favor of the better. i took a medium size shot on the buy side. liz: you say sell wells fargo? >> wells fargo, a company with a lot of problems, debt loads that amount to 3% of the debt load. ongoing legal issues regarding unauthorized accounts. the state of california investigating their auto policies. liz: we've covered it all. >> it's going to cost the new ceo his job after they fired the last guy a few months ago. i think you have issues here. liz: instead he went into sink ronnie, a consumer and private credit card banking company. larry, what do you think, what do you believe, or feel he should jettison from the much followed portfolio. that's why we're talking about it, folks, when buffett does something, a lot of others follow? >> i'm strongly convicted he should dump usg, it's a sector i follow. downward spiral with the company. a combination, margins are going down. input prices cont

>> hello liz.eaking for myself, there are groups that feel similar to me, we believe that -- i believe that policing in country began with slave patrols and union busting in the north, the best way to foster that end to create spaces where police are not welcome. we understand that certain groups are under greater risk, in presence of law enforcement. and you know some of those folks are in our gym, and most of the people in our gym don't feel comfortable. liz: you realize, that there are a lot of minority police officers, they step in they put themselves on line to protect people like you from crime, right? >> yeah, you know everyone had this argument before. liz: it is a fact. what is the problem with that? >> but, not an issue of identity. the issue of -- policing in america. and i am not coming at this from race angle, i don't have a stake in that. i come from angle of police serving interest of big capital in america. ain't capitalists, we're anticapitalists. liz: but jim, there is a crime at

liz is next. liz: did you see the breaking news. dow erased a 60-point gain which hit around noon eastern. it's hitting the high of the session, nine mints -- minutes the washington post broke story and the defense intelligence have learned that north korea has created, notice i didn't i say is creating, they have created, manufactured a miniature nuclear war head that can fit inside the missile, north korea has successfully already tested. could un sanctions just announce this weekend already be useless? the congressman who just went to the front lines with the biggest conflict facing the globe, john by california briefed by the pentagon, he will join us in breaking news mode in just a moment. 200 days into the trump presidency, how is he doing, have completely different grades to hand out, who is right and who is wrong. republicans who voted for trump about to duke it out, you get to decide. on wall street. dow is now down 9 points. had been up 50. less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the countdown. ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: we nee

liz: danielle?> this one thing that was so frustrating to many of us who looked at him and promises said this never going to happen, idea we would come out of afghanistan or build a wall. this is a frustration to people. >> what do you think? >> you know, at-this-point, it is clear that withdrawing out of iraq, and afghanistan and that region is not something that he will be able to do. while he did campaign on ending you know endless wars and ending nation building and fruitless causes like that, he said, he is not about setting strict timelines for withdrawing, he was critical of president obama for doing that. and announcing all of his plans to our enemies, basically. he did promise on reducing our involve. in other countries and in fruitless missions and exercises, i think that his decision to do this does not betray a campaign promise. liz: we had ed rollins on, questioning, why does he need a nationally televised address. and then congressman chaffetz said that president some be barnstorming f

liz, back to you. liz: thank you, blake burman. let's take this to the power panel, former finance committee member and washington times columnist madison. a contentious exchange filled with fireworks. the president is saying about his initial statement i didn't have all the facts. it seems he's talking about the identity of the driver who plowed into that crowd and killed the woman. but he did have the facts, didn't he that there were white supremacists showing up? >> i don't think that he was unaware that there were white supremacist there. but i think what he was saying is that he did not have all of the facts in terms of the timeline of what happened. how did this escalate to the point that we were at saturday and the point that we ultimately got to past saturday into monday when he made his follow-up statement? i think it's very important that he waited to speak definitively on monday when he did have all the facts. you know, listen, there's no place for hate in my heart, my home, or my country. but at the same time, i do not

liz: really? okay.t would be -- or disinflation, which is the falling rate of the rise of inflation. i know that's a little confusing but what will happen then? quickly, terry. >> well, i don't know what will happen because i think a lot of people have been wrong when you look at the markets here over the last couple of years because they keep going up. and interest rates keep staying down. but if you get into a deflationary story where there's so much product around, eventually, people don't buy it. you know, it's going to be a different scenario that we're seeing right now, liz. liz: yeah, and, by the way, inflation's already falling. that would be disinflation, 1.4%. previous read is 1.9. terry, we have to run. but i do want to say kim jong-un in north korea has been able to launch a missile that could hit -- and i saw this in the press. either l.a. my hometown, or chicago, your hometown. and that would mean no l.a. kings, no chicago blackhawks. we've got to stop this guy. >> we've got to stop them f

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liz claman over to you. liz: look, in the final hour, the markets have all but fumbled. the relief rally that had traders cheering an hour and a half ago, minutes after word hit the tape president trump was banishing bannon, chief strategist and white house lightning rod. the markets slashed earlier. the dow had been down triple digits when suddenly all of that was erased. dow sprinted to the upside and the blue chips are back down about 30 points. we have the s&p clinging to half a point gain. the move punctuating a wild week for the president and the markets. his controversial response to the charlottesville attacks had america's big business leaders heading for the hills, quitting presidential boards and panels right and left. that combined with a terror attack in spain send the markets into a tailspin during this exact time yesterday. the russell 2000 small caps turned negative for 2017. blake burman and charlie gasparino each have separate pieces of political and economic reaction. right now, the president is at camp david meeting with his national security advisers

liz: good to see you. >> reporter: you, too, liz.: president trump stroug cut in half the number of legal immigrants let in annually announcing overhaul with republican senator tom cotton of arkansas and david perdue, this is legislation these senators want, watch. >> green cards provide permanent residencey, work authorization and fast track to citizenship. for decades, the united states was operated and has operated a very low skilled immigration system. issuing record numbers of green cards to low wage immigrants. this policy has placed substantial pressure on american workers, taxpayers and community resources, among those hit the hardest have been immigrants and very importantly minority workers competing for jobs against brand-new arrivals. and it has not been fair to our people, to our citizens, to our workers. the raise act ends chain migration and replaces our low skilled system with a points based system for receiving a green card. this competitive application process will favor applicants who can speak english, financially

liz claman is back! hey, liz! >> hi, trish, i wish i had better news, it's not just texas, now louisiana, we're watching the markets very closely. quite a roller-coaster ride for stocks playing now the 24 hours as president trump deals with a new set of tests no leader hopes to see. one of the rarest weather patterns in history is about to occur. a hurricane making a double landfall in the same place. the state of texas bracing for hurricane now storm harvey to hit again. you can see this on the radar. the footage on the screen, taken a little over an hour ago in houston, texas where the round 2 threat may push rain levels above 50" in houston surpassing a record set in 1954, all american storms ever. levees have spilled over after reaching capacity three hours ago. breakages at key dams. in a cruel twist of fate on the 12-year anniversary of hurricane katrina. louisiana is preparing. they are about to get whipped by the storm. you see the pictures of people filling sandbags. flood warnings already. some watches i

now over to liz. liz: thank you very much, trish. we are watching the markets go to session low after session low, we're just off it right now, but the barcelona terror attack grabbing the attention of wall street and main street. spanish authorities are now confirmed in the last 45 minutes that it's not one dead, it's 13 dead and more than 50 injured after that white van plowed through pedestrians on a very busy street in barcelona. at a news conference earlier, catalonia's regional interior chief said he expects the number of fatalities to rise because of this man on your screen who has been identified as the islamic terrorist. they also say one person's been arrested, and police are, quote, treating him as a terrorist. and now the search is on for anyone else who may have helped carry out the terror attack. we need to tell you that there's still a very heavy police presence on the street where tourists often visit in the summer months, and as you look at the markets, you can see the news flow pushing stocks down. the horror, horri

to 7:00 a.m. >> liz: grace?e can use all the time so if you are a doctor or a nurse, you could provide some kind of medical assistance we could definitely use that. >> liz: grace, what an outpouring of support in houston you look at what happened in new orleans, even the mayor went to prison for corruption there, there was problems with police and the way those politicians handled that crisis was roundly criticized but houston really has it going on. it is such a sharp operation there that's going on right now at the convention center and even the tech industry in houston stepped up. can you tell us about that? >> yeah, well first, i want to say our government officials have been the best. they've been keeping in touch with everybody through twitter, through periscope, responding to our requests for more information so that we can help disseminate that. one of the great things about houston is its common the and the people here are beautiful and willing to help with whatever needs there are. our tech community r

liz: thank you so for coming. >> thank you. liz: u.s.h new sanctions on 10 chinese and russian businesses accused of trading with north korea, north korea is going full bore on its nuclear program, we'll have details on that next. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren't just undergoing a face lift. they're undergoing a transformation. a data fueled, security driven shift in applications and customer experience. which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. track your pack. every branch running like headquarters. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome. liz: welcome bac

thanks liz appreciate it. >> liz: were you shocked to see the looting? have a lot of great volunteers, hundreds if not thousands of people volunteering in texas and risking their lives to save people but there's always a group that thinks they can take advantage of people and this is unfortunate but it happens and we're working really hard to make sure we catch them. >> liz: here is another scary story for locals. houston officials warn that robbers are impersonating homeland security agents. they're knocking on doors telling people to evacuate so they can steal from their homes. now what can be done about that? >> well obviously another horrible thing going on. i think people need to make sure they ask for identification and make sure they verify that they're being, what a horrible thing to do when people are in crisis and potentially at risk for losing their lives. >> liz: how do you stop looting when there's so much devastation and so many places that resources need to be? >> you know, it's a great question and obviously it is a challenge given the fa

now over to liz. liz: trish, our cameras are on standby in bedminster, new jersey, where the president is about to speak live at any moment. originally we should tell you up until about an hour ago, he was only going to appear on tape. word came at 1:54 eastern time there would be a switch, we don't know why the switch happened. he will be live and we will take it. >>> the markets breaking a sweat? not really. stocks splashing around in the green but the dow has lost most of its gains, still up about 13 points at the moment. but you've got the backdrop fraught with fears that the u.s. is inching closer to nuclear war with north korea, where are they finding stock holds? slightly odd behaviors as both stocks and safe havens like gold and the swiss franc climb the wall of worry. >>> america's top two diplomats, secretary of state rex tillerson and u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley are with the president at the golf club right now. ambassador haley helped pass the one billion dollars wort

good to see you jeff. >> great to see you liz. >> liz: jeff you were with him. the base loves him the left hates him there was a 180 between the tone of the speech last night and today. critics are saying the speech was night was device ever and now calling for unity. what's going on here? >> well i think it was somewhat unifying in the fact that mitch mcconnell sent over his statement that shows they're on the same page bringing people together so i was at the rally last night as you pointed out and i think that this was the president getting his message across and we have to remember that he's the president and he sets the agenda, so all of the american people want to see congress get something done. the president laid out his priorities and now it's time to enact them and i think the only part they're calling device ever is when he's obviously calling out some of the lawmakers in d.c. for not helping get that agenda done. >> liz: how does publicly humiliating lawmakers get them on your side to pass that agenda you went after john mccain, he's a war hero with

liz: we love having you go on. come back soon, paul. >> thanks, liz.hose hbo hackers? well, they're at it again. now there's a standoff between the hackers and time warner. basically here's what's going on. leak of several episodes of the popular series curb your enthusiasm. according to the hackers, they want to leak these episodes. this comes after hackers leaked online the contact information for the cast of the hit series game of thrones. next up, this month's issue of the al-qaeda magazine called inspire. it's urging loan wolf terrorists to attack u.s. trains and the rail system. it's telling these lone wolfs just how to do it. we're going to tell you about that. also, new controversy in the nfl. another football player sitting down during the national anthem. raiders running back lynch. he's not the only one doing it. that's coming up ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve

to you, liz. liz: dow dipping over 200, many defense stocks hitting all tilee high, including lockheed-martin, and raytheon, and northrop grumman, it hit a record high intraday but ended low, l3 closed in the green, next up, president trump not happy about comments made by senator mitch mcconnell, tweeting out that republican senate majority leader ought to get back to work. can the two and can the president and administration continue to work together with congress? karl rove is here, he will weigh in, do not touch that dial, stay right there, karl rove is next. poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. ♪i'm living that yacht life, life, life top speed fifty knots life on the caribbean seas it's a champagne and models potpourri on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, gany, gany, gany♪ ♪watch this don't get mad (b

liz: okay.hought. don't we have to back that up, and that would include the deaths of many, many, many civilians. should web prepared for that? >> i don't know if you fully understood what i said. if he gets our full nuclear retaliatory within minutes of going after seoul, there will be nothing left. if you go into airborne alert, we used to call it chrome dome with nuclear weapons and then start building up our other forces, et cetera. he will not last 15 minutes, and he can't put enough artillery into seoul in 10 to 15 minutes, and it's going to be over because our weapons can hit his artillery pieces if you think of 2,000 crews missiles in the air, liz, and if you think of our full nuclear retaliatory capability, then there's not going to be anything left of north korea in 15 minutes. completely. and i would make sure he understood that. . liz: and now i do. i understand exactly what you're saying. you're scaring the crew here, general. but, again. >> i want to scare them. liz: i get that but

liz: all right. thank you, hillary, be safe, thank you. >> harvey may force 30,000 people into shelters, total of 50 inches of rain is expected by friday. houston's george r brown convention center taking in thousands of people. >> next obam -- objective, we are to remove them, got to get them into shelters, mission will be a very heavy left. we're anticipating 30,000 people paces in shelters temporarily. liz: michael brown is a former fema director who said harvey is probably worst disaster in texas history. do you think this worse than hurricane katrina. >> absolutely, have you fourth largest city in america, it has 25 largest gdp in world, it is equivalent to a country, in essence. you have here, you have a larger gro geograph call -- geographical area, you still have rain coming down. this diswasser i dissister is still unfolding. i think you will see hundreds of thousands without power if that is true that will take weeks, and weeks to get that power restored. and then you think -- i know people

liz. liz: good to see you. va secretary schultz just commented on the violence. let's take a listen. >> i think he can speak for himself. i do feel as a american and as a member of the cabinet that i can speak for my own personal opinion on this, and i am outraged by the behavior that i've seen with the nazis and the white supremacists. liz: secretary of state also said the same thing, burnell. what do you think? >> of course we know that any kind of hate, whether it's white supremacist or any of these other extreme groups out here, that's not a reflection of our nation and of course i unequivocally disavowed our president saturday, as well as yesterday again disavowing hate. and, you know, this is important. for another thing i wanted to send is my condolences to the family and those other people who she passed away but others were injured. and also too to this who were your fellow journalists who had feces and urine and others who had acid poured on them. the president is correct we have to disavow hatred on the left or right or any extreme way, they have to be

liz? >> liz: thanks, rich. so how did we get here? north korea today has a nuclear warhead despite years of this. >> this is a good deal for the united states. north korea will freeze and then dismantle its nuclear program. >> if north korea makes the wrong choices, the united states and our partners in the six-party talks will respond accordingly. >> north korea was reminded that any provocation or aggression will be met by a strong united response. >> it's a crucial step toward drawing north korea into the global community. >> multilateral diplomacy is the best way to peacefully solve the nuclear issue with north korea. >> north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs pose a grave threat to the peace and security of the world, and i strongly condemn their reckless action. >> liz: former commander of the u.s.s. cole, kirk liphold says this is a result of 30 years of failed policies. what should we do now? we showed people, years and years, multiple moments where there was this very soft talk or very i guess calm talk, but it's

liz these are true heros. when other people are getting out of danger they're going into the middle of it and every time they do it, they are risking their lives and some of them end up giving their lives, trying to save other people. this officer is a reminder and example of what we owe to these folks who often wear uniforms but they wear something else deep inside that the eye can't see. they wear a sense of character and a sense of responsibility for other people and they're certainly not paid well enough to do that. it's something inside of them that gives them the capacity to care that much. >> liz: yeah you're right, governor. you know you're right. they aren't paid enough and i've heard time and again first responders are born into heroism they're born that way and so that's why the white house looks like the federal government is stepping up to take care of texas and louisiana. it's deploying federal resources including help from the pentagon , but governor the katrina commander for new orleans lieuten

liz. liz: your bookings are reflecting people just want to sail away from so much of this divisiveness that this journal op-ed i don't know if you read it ins the business class has a big problem. has he lost the business-class? >> i have no idea whether the president has lost the business-class. liz: has he lost you? >> today he's the president of the united states and we all need to find ways to work together to help for america. anybody can make mistakes and take missteps and that's for anyone. we need to learn to work together to focus on how to bring us together and how to have america succeed. we are having a tremendous two years and the cruise industry and carnival in particular and we would like to see the entire economy continued to do well. liz: i don't -- i know you don't like hypotheticals but if he called itamar said as he does sit on the new panel would you? >> i would have to say what is it and what is the benefit to america and if i saw a real benefit we could really have a

liz? liz: good job, thanks for that reporting, terrific stuff. take a look the breaking news, berkshire hathaway, the conglomerate run by warren buffett, just reported a big miss on earnings, and earnings for the second quarter are down to $4.3 billion versus a 5 billion earnings in the year prior quarter. taking a hit on derivatives book yet again and insurance underwriting also went down at the company. we're going to stay on berkshire hathaway news for you. it is america's fifth most valuable company, sticking behind apple, microsoft and google. let's get reaction to the shkreli case, bring in the legal eagles, leeza garber, shkreli and team acted like this is a big win, do you agree? >> i think this guy has a lot of issues and to call it a big win, we'll see what happens when sentencing comes down, could be up to 20 years, and this is a man that has already been judged in the court of public opinion, much more and, of course separate for the drug that it helps aids patients, cancer patients, pregnant mothers and he is not well liked. he's ecc

because, listen, liz. there is the constituency that these radicals could be pointing to is a quarter of the population. and we're going to the point of historic where we either reject theocracy or overtaken by it. and the media, it facebook, google, or others need to start playing the role in helping empower the voices with the platforms that we have. and even after manchester, there were huge missed opportunities with millions paying attention and everybody sort of ignoring the ideology in the middle of the room. liz: dr. zuhdi jasser, good to see you, sir. thank you for being on. >> thank you, liz. liz: let's take a look at your money in the wake of the barcelona attack. stocks ending in session lows after the news there. the dow plunging 274 points. that's the biggest one-day drop in three months. the dow movers were apple, cisco, goldman sachs weighing on a jittery, nervous market on edge. also on fears that gary cohn, the president's quarterback on his economic growth agenda could quit. the white hou

good to see you. >> great to see you, liz. liz: the president, mitch mcconnell, paul ryans set to meet after the august recess. here's the thing, the united states is growing more slowly than europe. europe is now growing faster tan than the united states. the president is saying essentially you are breaking your promise with the american people. what do you say? >> i agree with the president as you were with the campaign trail. we were living eight years with failed policies and voters have spoken. republican voters are perplexed that republicans can't seem to govern. it shouldn't be that difficult considering many of policies the president is pushing particularly on the economy are very popular within the republican party and leadership needs to move forward accordingly. the president is putting people on notice, identifying where he is as opposed to where the republican leadership is. it is very simple, liz, the president is sitting in the oval office with his pen waiting for republican leadership to send him bills. liz: do

liz: fred and capri.iromo's interview with former white house chief of staff leon panetta tonight on "wall street week" at 8:00 p.m. eastern, and stick around for "property man," bob massi, he takes a look at reinvention of phoenix's psycho hotel. 8:30 p.m. eastern only on fox business. >>> closing bell is ringing in 18 minutes. the president wants attorney general jeff sessions to get tougher on leakers, and now he has, but will his new task force end the secret releases of classified information from still anonymous sources. >> i have this warning for would-be leakers. don't do it. rethink what's possible. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. flonase sensimist. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 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. xfinity. the future of awesome. .

hope things go well. >> liz: thank you, ben. we are less than an hour away from this story. the super fight weigh in. mayweather and mcgregor to take the stage in las vegas. we'll bring that to you live and also viewer discretion advised. we have a disturbing new video that's showing high school cheerleaders screaming in pain as their coach forces them to do splits. we've got the details and the fallout, but first the mayor of venice, italy ordering its police to shoot anyone on site who shouts in st. mark's square rather than risk a terror attack that's what he's telling his cop s. we have former florida congressman retired lieutenant crenel alan west who will react, next don't go away. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum tums chewy bites. ronoh really?g's going on at schwab. thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms... again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost a

liz: thanks for the insights. with more is former trump campaign national spokesperson and the spokesperson for america first policies, nonprofit started by several top trump campaign aides, she is katrina pierson, joins me now, good to have. >> you good to be here. liz: what do you think of the grand jury impanelled by robert mueller? >> the next phase of the witch-hunt. i think it's quite clear this is not about russia collusion as they've been saying, pretty much all we've heard about is really that russia was saying negative things on the internet, which is not different than any other previous election, so suddenly there's this obsession with getting down to the bottom of other interference in our elections. this particular incident is what i think going to make even bigger news simply because, a, there was no russia collusion, and the way they're going about it, as the judge mentioned, mueller and those he hired are definitely not supporters of the president by any means, some have donated to hillary clinton

liz also loved being outdoors, sailing and hiking.eet, just a week before her death, was a picture from the top of snowdon. now, we're coming into the newsnight studio... liz took herjournalism very seriously but never succumbed to that common ailment of the investigative journalist, the serious ego. sorry, everyone, iforgot what i was trying to say. liz leaves behind her wife and their two children. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm leah boleto. coming up: a double century for alastair cook has england take control of the first test against the wset indies. the usa fight back after europe's strong start to the solheim cup. and world number one mark selby is knocked out of the china championship by teenagerjoe yu—long. —— zhou yuelong. hello, welcome along. we'll start with the cricket tonight and the first ever day—night test match to take place in the uk. alastair cook batted for almost ten hours and churned out an impressive 243, as england tightened their grip on the west indies on day two at edgbaston. replica pink cricket ball

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liz: real estate.unity might lie in a reit a real estate investment trust that you can trade? >> there are a lot of ways for the average investor to get involved in real estate. also among our members people are favoring the areas they're most knowledgeable about. so they're participating in private equity which is the other area that traditional active investors can participate in. liz: we've seen such a run-up since the day after the election day in the u.s. markets. what about looking for you know valued areas? are there countries wealthy gravitate toward with investment dollars? >> with my group, we talk about when it is time to leave the party? what we concluded you don't leave the party. you find another party. so tiger 21 members identified other opportunities that have lots of upside like emerging markets. brazil is almost, the brazil exchange is almost at the top of its all-time high right now. we're investing in brazil, india, turkey, so you can not be as heavily invested in the u.s. equities

liz: yeah. frustrated over china's recalcitrance over north korea, not slapping sanctions from china, on oil they ship into north korea. that is an issue. the trade representative may make a case shortly, china is basically stealing intellectual property, stalling patents, stealing trade secrets. i don't know if tariffs will be slapped on china but a big case they're trying to build right now. stuart: not what a lot of people say is a trade war. liz: it is not a trade war. stuart: dispute they might take action. if it was a trade war full-blown, this dow jones industrial average would not be at 22,000. liz: that is correct. the president is frustrated, he tweeted over the weekend, over foot-dragging of north korea. stuart: sports catch of the year you call it. cleveland indians fielder austin jackson, what a catch. he jumps halfway over a wall in fenway park to rob the red sox of a home run. look at that. the man is an acrobat. catch of the year, case closed. by the way the red sox still won the

thank you. >> liz: all right.leaks to his war of words with senator mitch mcconnell. perhaps the most gripping part of what we just saw were president trump's comments on north korea and on russia. let us bring in former u.n. ambassador john bolton. let's start with north korea. he said, if they attack guam, it is not a threat, it is a statement of fact that the u.s. will respond. how do you see us respond something. >> it would be with devastating force. guam is american territory. whether it's guam or california, that would have to be the response. obviously his intention is to say don't even think about it. when you combine what he said there with the beginning of his statement about the national security issues that have been discussed, venezuela, north korea, the middle east and that he made a lot of decisions, afghanistan, i think this was a pretty significant effort to wrap up a lot of these issues. >> liz: you're quite familiar with the united nations and how it works or doesn't work. in the wake of the u.

liz: why? >> i think republicans need one and i think that, if you don't make it too complicated to really try to change the code in a massive way. i think you can probably get it done. liz: have you ever seen -- ashley: we'll leave it there. if warren buffett is right and president trump is able to wrangle congress, that is a big if, and get tax reform through this year, what does that mean for the economy? back to our panel for reaction. robert wolf, back to you, surely putting more money in the pockets of american workers has to be good for the economy t generates more consumption and therefore generates more revenue down the line to make up money put aside for those tax cuts right? >> ashley, no question. tax reduction is good for a country 70% consumer driven. that being said it will be more important who gets the tax cut. i hope we're accurate, schumer or president trump it goes towards the middle class. that is who needs it the most. the middle class, it is tough environment for them the

liz: right.oast, threatened by a nuke in the hands of a lunatic. liz: right. stuart: that issue in and off itself transcends all other issues. you can laugh, you can joke, call the president a joke about any other issue but not this. when you're threatened with a nuke, you wise up and you join together and support our president and our country. liz: exactly. and that nuke is aimed at l.a. and hollywood. put bill clinton in the white house, or obama back in the white house when north korea was doing that, what would the rhetoric be? we're all in this together. i agree with the viewers. >> got it. thank you very much indeed, liz. liz: sure. stuart: we will indeed be back. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk i

liz: it's not over.es 19 retailers on watch list because they are in the brink of insolvency or distressed balance sheets, nieman marcus, j. crew, sears is a basket case. 89,000 people retail workers lost their jobs. more than the coal industry. washington, d.c. always talks about coal and manufacturing jobs being lost, what's going on is decimating rural areas and flood of people coming out of there to cities, this is a policy issue. ashley: i agree with liz, all they've done the macy's numbers and kohl's numbers they're slowing the bleeding, retail landscape has been forever changed by the e-commerce world and amazon in particular. they are trying to respond but they are only doing it through cutting costs and cutting stores, be honest, their foot track is down 2% when they expected to be down 3%. is that an improvement? not really. stuart: i agree with you, ashley. i don't think it's it's over, we are in early stages. president trump hitting senate majority leader mcconnell with another tweet first th

liz: sure. united nations security council passing a resolution imposing new sanctions on north korea for its continued mess sill testing and violation of u.n. resolution. they do it all the time. come in colonel ralph peters. ralph, i'm surprised there are any sanctions left we can impose? >> there is very good news. that the u.n. security council voted 15-0 to impose tougher sanctions on north korea. the bad news it wouldn't make any difference whatsoever. china has mastered the art showing us enough leg to keep us from imposing any kind of economic sanctions on them. you know, china literally gets away with trade murder because they keep dangling this possibility of help with north korea. now, china on this 15-0 vote, that sounds great but we didn't get the sanctions we wanted. we wanted tougher sanctions but for china to come on board they watered them down. there are two reasons for it. one is the macro reason. china regards north korea as a critically valuable ally in peace and war. the se

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liz: yeah.rists basically sell fake computer printers or fake goods on ebay. then they have their terrorist sponsors overseas in syria, pay them via paypal. but it is fake. they're apparently fake computer printers and like. they arrested this guy a year ago and discovered this network using ebay and paypal could spread from the uk to bangladesh. similar to how the, you know, terrorists are using freight cargo on airplane to deliver plastic explosive parts in sydney, australia for terrorists to blow up the bomb. the fear this is worldwide. that they have uncover ad new way for terrorists to fund themselves over ebay and paypal. the fear this will be used for potential terror attack in the u.s. and thwarted another one. the guy is in custody in maryland. stuart: thank you very much. liz: sure. stuart: an uber investor filed a lawsuit against the former ceo of uber travis kalanick. i think this investor is trying to get kalanick off the board. ashley: talking about about mark capital, one of early

liz: yes it is.e there is gubernatorial race this november, both democrat and republican favor gun control. so the requests for gun-owning permits is up in new jersey because it is a politicized thing. liz: that is really interesting. so state by state, right? that's interesting. stuart: president trump unveils immigration plan. left-leaning mainstream media responds. we'll play you heated exchange between cnn and the white house. that's next. ♪ rethink what's possible. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. flonase sensimist. ♪ buttrust angie's list to help., [ barks ] visit angieslist.com today. ♪ liz: douglas holes holtz-eakin, he says president trump's new immigration reform is bad for business. roll tape. >> i think it is on the mark changing the way we award visas. right now under10% of visas awarded for economic reason. that is not sensible approach

liz: and he is alive. president trump not making any friend after the news conference yesterday. the markets don't care. how high can we go in any part of his agenda gets passed, we'll tell you. we'll speculate. >> nfl players have everything, for on the field, financial coaches and getting one for social media. fox sports 1 jason whitlock later with us this hour. you're watching the second hour of "varney & company." ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm... i'm so in love with you. ♪ ♪ whatever you want to do... ♪ ...is alright with me. ♪ ooo baby let's... ♪ ...let's stay together... stuart: how far up are we? answer, 63 points higher at 22,000 and beyond. i repeat we're less than 100 points from the all-time record high for the dow industrials. that there is american eagle. they're out fitters, apparel people, retail store. they teamed up with a fashion firm in india. the market likes it. that is near 3% gain. >>> look at those markets, despite the turmoil, the markets remain, that is the dow, remains real close to a record high, u

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liz: funny.y that climbed kilimanjaro. that lady there. she is the youngest female to climb kilimanjaro, africa's highest peak. she is 19 years old. including their 10-year-old brother ben. scaled, stairs, parking garages, bridges. this was first time camping out. that young lady is eight years old. liz: eight? stuart: 19,000 feet to the top. i've done it myself. liz: good for her. stuart: easter sunday, 1967, got to the top. it is quite something. >>> look at this, world's longest hanging pedestrian bridge in switzerland. 1026 feet long. 28 stories off the ground. it is 25-inches wide. part of a two-day hiking trail through the swiss alps. tourism agency official says the bridge is for hikers with no fear of heights. say that again. >>> someone stole a solid gold replica of the lunar landing module that once belonged to neil armstrong. cartier gifted it to armstrong after the moon landing in 1969. it was taken from the armstrong air and space museum in ohio on friday. police want help tracking i

thanks, liz.plans a free-speech year as right-wing speakers prepared to come to the campus. williams college student zachary wood is with us coming star of the show recently as an independent "wall street journal." what do you make of this i berkeley? a free-speech year. >> it's an extremely popular development, terrific development. i think it's time and i'm glad they'll do a counterpoint series and have that going on. ashley: point, counterpoint. kind of a balanced debate. i'm pleased to see berkeley doing now. your comment is about time is a very good comment because he seen anything but free speech. >> let's talk about what's coming. they are creating a paid position called a man's engagement manager to an aggressive masculinity. i'm just going to read the job description. listen to this. promoting an environment for healthy male social development by challenging the lead systems and social constructs that contribute to violence and offering opinions. they want to make a man last masculine. >>