months ago, lloyd and the u.s.r team gearing up for the olympics and friendly against costa-rica and lloyd at the end of the first and header for 88 international goal and her first since the knee injury three months ago, usa wins 4-0, the olympics start in two weeks, charles barkley at the celebrity golf tournament 6,000 to 1 and maybe a chip. and he finished the first round with the worst score of the 83 golfers. former cowboys emit smith not much better and more time in the stand they david hassle hoff and a girl grabs the ball and throws it back and mom and dad. she is headed for the dog house. she is going to be grounded. can't touch the golf ball. >> thank you jeff and a sculpture on display follow agree 16 year stint in storage by harry was originally stored in the plaza of the philadelphia civic center in 1967 and stayed until renovation of the building moved it to storage in 2000 and now the sculpture will live at the art museum in chestnut hill and welcome nine and jimmy kimmel is live and i'm monica and

credit suisse is off 1%, lloyds under 10%.e drop in the pound. going forward, potentially slower growth. that got people concerned about the dividends, and the dividends continued growth. you have seen an income in stock. if you don't have consistent growth in the dividend, then -- mark: it is one of the reasons why it has outperformed given the like of barclays. that's go back to credit suisse. that was an on expected profit division, can to beating to the earnings. seems, manyase it as well. we had turnaround bearing fruit. side of theone ledger, it is. on the cost and capital side, it is starting to make progress. we talked about it being a first step, but they are cutting the .bsolute cost capital did go up. on the revenue side, it is a tough picture. trading revenue down across the board, where is in the u.s. you sign up. .- saw it up you cannot cut forever. you will have to have some kind revenue rebound. vonnie: what will we learn from the stress test results tomorrow? michael: i think certainly the telling banks will b

lloyd benson was a very sharp guy.in running against the guy i was running against. >> stand by if you will. i want to sheck check in with t delegation. other speeches beginning here. the headliners still to come in primetime. they're going to go through a number of congressional leaders, this is sheila jackson lee from texas who is taking the podium for a brief speech. jeff soboroff is standing by in the california delegation. some of the sanders delegates have come from california. >> i'm straddling chair here. when the tim kaine nomination came through, as you can see this delegation was not particularly happy. it was a vote by acclimation. there was no roll call. why don't you tell me why you're holding up the tpp sign. >> tim kaine voted in favor of fast tracking tpp. and so this -- the tpp is one of the most important things we need to get rid of at this moment. to nominate a vice president that is in support of tpp, we're not in support of that. >> hillary clinton has said she's against tpp although there is som

carli lloyd will be there. her success begins at the blue barn. the court there is named after lloyd. and we were there during one of her many workouts. this time last year, lloyd was celebrating her team's world cup victory but now she's going for gold. >> i think that's what's really special about the olympics. is that everyone can win. the whole entire country is watching. so, there's just something about that medal being put around your neck. looking down on it. it's an incredible feeling. something that is just really indescribable unless you're at that moment. >> carli has been recovering from an injury to an mcl that happened back in april. she's been posting photos and videos of her rehab on social media. she resumed her workouts back in may and she's already back practicing with team usa. we're giving you an "all-access" pass into the preparations for the olympics. don't miss nbc10 going for gold. it airs this saturday night at 7:00 p.m. >>> next, keeping an eye on the morning commute. >> next up, we'll have an update on the rails on the

lloyd was part of a surprising trade from the new york red bulls.he only mls team he ever played for. while lloyd does feel at home with the new teammate, he says he has a chip on his shoulder. >> maybe a slight chip there. we won't play against them every week. i just want to get in the playoffs. erin: slight chip. united will try to bounce back after having a three-game winning streak snapped last week. they will be on the road at columbus crew, a game you can watch on newschannel8. that coverage starts a it looks like we are going to be over our nice weather for a few days. doug: yeah. get back to the typical summer pattern here. hot, humid, hazy. the afternoon showers and the storms. we look at the pool forecast for the next few days. upper 80's tomorrow. back to 90's thursday and friday. 50% chance of afternoon showers and storms there. could be thunderstorms on thursday afternoon. right now friday is dry. although definitely warm and humid. the weekend outlook looks good around the area. typical summer stuff. 90 degrees. partly cloudy. afterno

lloyds now intends to hack in other re-thousand jobs.y are closing 300 branches and selling unneeded properties. during the global financial process, lloyds escaped from bankruptcy with taxpayers money, it is one of britain's weaker financials. but they say the british banking sector is generally healthy and can withstand a recession. an increasing number of economists say that t is a distinct possibilityty another britain isiseading outut of the eu.. the latest corporate surveys tend to support their view. they point towards the sharpest downturn since the financial crisis, that increases the likelihood that the bank of england could fire up the printing presses and cut interest rates. even before the summer is over. back to you, sarah. sarah: speaking of summer, i will leave you with actors of the monumental summer downpour that drenched us here in berlin yesterday. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] back. welcome you are watching "l

among the hundreds of athletes will be south jersey's own carly lloyd.ls nbc 10 that her success begins here at the blue barn. the court there is named after lloyd. we were there during one of her many workouts. this time last year, lloyd was celebrating her team's world cup victory. but now she's going for gold. >> i think that's what's really special about the olympics is that everyone tunes in. the whole entire country is watching. it's just something about that medal being put around your neck, and looking down on it. and it's an incredible feeling. something that just is really indescribable unless you're at that moment. >> think back, carly's been recovering from an injury to her mcl back in april. she's been posting video of her rehab. she's already back practicing with team usa. we're giving you an all access pass into lloyd's preparations before the olympics. don't miss nbc 10's going for the gold. it airs this saturday night at 7:00. >>> well, hot today. even hotter tomorrow. see how the heat wave is going to hit your neighborhood, next in my f

lloyds lower. rbs, since june 24, has lost 32% of its value. quite incredible. on igo insane year. indices are higher here. let's check it now with courtney column for more from the new york newsroom. >> president obama calls it a vicious calculated attack. police in dallas called it an ambush. they say snipers opened fire during a downtown protest against recent police shootings. five officers were killed and seven were wounded. so worth to civilians. please exchanged shots with one suspect -- he said he wanted to kill white officers. police sent in a robot equipped with a bomb. would havetions exposed our officers to great danger. the suspect is deceased. of detonating the bomb. gorton: three other suspects have been arrested. the dallas police say they are not sure they have caught everyone who was involved. dallas killing has for the presidential campaign on hold. hillary clinton has canceled an appearance in scranton, pennsylvania with five president joe biden. she will still speak at a church convention in philadelphia. donald trump will hold off on canceling aas well, speech

carlie lloyd is back in action after being sidelined by a knee injury. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the phillies cannot hit it home so hitting the road last night in pittsburgh not the worst thing in the world. this makes no sense at all. the phillies are the worst team in baseball at the plate at home, yet they are among the best on the road. phils look like they are ready for eagles training camp. they sack the the pirates mascot, the parrot, franco couldn't feel his fingers, he was scared, but x-rays were negative. he should be okay. bottom 1, both bernlgs -- benches are warned. here's a warning for phils fans, in the 5th, oh, my, i snagged through hits. how about cameron rup. he drove in three runs. he allows 3 hits that's it. he retires 20 of the final 21 batters he faced to are a complete game shutout, phillies won 4-zip. >> i wasn'ted -- wanted this game, just a heck of a job by the defense, it was an awesome night. >> reporter: yes, it was. >>> you don't hear this everyday, eagles right tangle lane johnson said tempers will be flaring and

and then there's my friend and my teacher for many years, senator lloyd bentsen.nd i couldn't be prouder, both as a texan and as a democrat, because lloyd bentsen understands america from the barrios to the boardroom. he knows how to bring us together, by regions, by economics, and by example. and he's already beaten george bush once. so when it comes right down to it, this election is a contest between those who are satisfied with what they have and those who know we can do better. that's what this election is really all about. it's about the american dream -- those who want to keep it for the few, and those who know it must be nurtured and passed along. i'm a grandmother now. and i have one nearly perfect granddaughter named lily. and when i hold that grandbaby, i feel the continuity of life that unites us, that binds generation to generation, that ties us with each other. and sometimes i spread that baptist pallet out on the floor and lily and i roll a ball back and forth. and i think of all the families like mine, and like the one in lorena, texas, like the on

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senate and that he was more of a friend of lloyd stark's than harry truman. truman eked out a victory in that primary all the same and ran for the senate against his republican opponent as a strong backer of roosevelt and, indeed, he was. in his private correspondence with his wife, bess, he tells her that, in effect, well, the president hasn't been very good for me, but i generally believe in his domestic programs, and i'm behind his foreign policy. so truman's reelected to the senate. the problems of 1940 are plastered over. he becomes an important senator during truman's second term -- or, excuse me, during roosevelt's second term as the chairman of a committee to investigate war industries. which he handles with great care. they can go after profiteers but not go after the administration. in the meantime, roosevelt has forced the democratic convention in 1940 to nominate for vice president new hampshirely wallace. henry wallace. and believe me, this was, this was not a popular move on the floor of the democratic convention. eleanor roosevelt had to be sen

new jersey native carlie lloyd is back in action after being sidelined by a knee injury. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the phillies cannot hit at home, so hitting the road last night in pittsburgh not the worst thing in the world. the phillies are the worst team in baseball at the plate at home. they are among the best on on the road. look like they are ready for eagles training camp they sacked the mascot. franco drilled in the first above the wrist. x-rays negative he should be okay. here's a warning for phils fans, eflin gets help from the d, too. how about cameron rup he drove in three runs, it's more than a enough for eflin he allows 3 hits that's it. he retires 20 batters of the 21 he faced. >> a heck of the job by the defense. it was an awesome night. >> reporter: yes, it was. >> you don't hear this everyday, eagles right tackle tells 6abc, tempers will be flaring and fights come training camp. the eagles expect their first camp under doug peterson to be physical. eagles quarterbacks and selected veterans report to camp tomorrow with their first practice mond

you should talk to lloyd sometime. lloyd and i were having -- the chief whip and rodney freilinghuysen, having lunch with dr. remini and he presents me with a copy of jackson's indian wars and he present rodney with a copy of henry clay biography because rodney think it was his great, great grandfather theodore who actually ran on the ticket with henry clay. he also held the floor against indian removal for three days so we were both sort of jackson and amazed by dissent and that it was wonderful. i remember him handing me the book and saying now you probably won't agree with my thesis in this book but i want you to read it and think about it and come back. not that he meant to do it but in some way the removal of the five great tribes of the southeast cherokee and choctaw chickasaw save them because of push them further out and kept them from being totally overrun. that's a unique explanation for violating treaty rights and what was effectively ethnic cleansing of the southeast part of the country. so, i said i don't

>> jason lloyd. >> reporter: he doesn't have h.i.v.to stay that way, back in january, he was about to start taking what's called "prep"-- "pre-exposure prophylaxis." it's a daily dose of the drug truvada that will greatly reduce his chance of infection if he's exposed to h.i.v. >> there is always in the back of my head when i go to get tested, is the test going to be. is the test going to come back positive? because i do have risky activity, although it might be low risk. still risky. >> reporter: truvada was approved as a prevention tool by the f.d.a. in 2012. despite its proven ability to prevent h.i.v., it's been very controversial, and hasn't been widely embraced elsewhere. some fear those who take it will engage in riskier behavior, though there's very little evidence of that occurring. right now, an estimated 6,000 people in san francisco are taking truvada for h.i.v. prevention, and jason lloyd is joining their ranks. >> so i'll start taking tonight. so, we'll see. >> reporter: of course, truvada is for those who are uninfected.

we are going to build the kind of america that lloyd bentsen has been fighting for the last 40 years.d america work is rewarded, where american goods and american workmanship are the best in the world. the kind of america that provides american workers and their families with at least 60 days notice when a factory or plant shuts down. [applause] now, i know i have a reputation for being a somewhat frugal man and let me say or the record that that's no-blower is still in good working order even as it's it's an hour garage. in nine years, i have balanced nine more budgets they in this administration has and i just balance -- [applause] mr. dukakis: in and i have worked with the citizens of my to createked hard hundreds of thousands of new good jobs.mean jobs you can raise a family on. jobs you can held a future on. jobs you can count on. [applause] mr. dukakis: and i am very proud of our progress but i am even prouder of the way with made that progress, by working together. i excluding no one and including everyone. business and labor. educators, community leaders, citizens. responsibil

against police blew brutality organized by the coalition blacklegs matter also justice for mario lloyd's they did march down market street and you can see the very large police presence accompanied these protesters as they went back to mahler of from the ferry building it to city hall and they wanted to have this in direct response to the killing of black men in louisiana and minnesota here at the point at market and fat and the protesters sat down and the middle of market street and the read off the names of all of victims of police brutality. the digital market street for a few minutes earlier this evening but it is back open right now. >> reporter: this is listening deceiving the whole point was a call for action a protest against police brutality but i heard anything about any arrests but protesters are any vandalism any trouble that happened this evening the point of this was remain peaceful call attention to the issue so far we've not seen any problems with protest at the very latest right now details and gunmen and president its reaction to the violence all just a click away kron4

. >>> carli lloyd look ready to role in rio. last night in the final tine up against costa rica lloyd using her head to to score that first goal since that knee injury three months ago. delran, new jersey native and company will kick off the olympics against new zealand in just 11 days. >> obviously i needed the break. it came at a good time. i was able to recharge batteries and just going in there feeling rejuvenated, fit and ready to capture the gold. >> like no other... >> going over to golf in lake tahoe american century championship they are doing the carlton, that never gets old. justin timberlake can sing, dance and hit the golf ball too. what a chip shot. wow, timberlake tied for 24th. charles barkley is dead last, and sir charles shot, alycia to win this tournament, 6,000 to one. >> you are saying i got a chance. >> i have seen better moves from timberlake. >> maybe, in concert. >> all right, jeff, thanks. >>> coming up next on "action news" meteorologist melissa magee with the exclusive, steamy and hot, accu weather se

compiled byn may, data from lloyds banking group.he lowest since december 2011, amid the euro area's sovereign debt woe. lowering the outlook of australia's aaa credit rating from negative to stable, after the outcome of saturday's election dented the outcome of reining in the deficit. there is a one in three chance that there could rate in two years if the parliamentary budgets continue. and getting a nation tour of africa, seeking to increase the economic influence in a region where china has taken the lead. in mozambique today, modi heads to kenya. power by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, you can find more on the bloomberg at top . anna and manus manus: roslyn, thank you very much. asian stocks are trading higher as they weigh investment growth, and the timing of a potential rate hike from the united states of america. nejra has the very latest. nejra: if we look at the msci asian-pacific index, troubling to call this again because we losses as0 of 1%, much as 2/10 of 1%, so little fluctuation in the

the stabilization of barclay's, and lloyd's. these are at the epicenter of ha went wrong with brexit. a lot of times through the bond market, i'm telling you, i was quite cheered by how well bonds traded, hence, why i say it may be lloyds, who trade at lyg may be a ticket to punch. i don't know, kind of intriguing. we're watching some of these big british stocks. i'm going to watch diageo. it's a british seller of liquor, of spirits. it just had a price cut by 12% due to the halarge decline in t pound. think about what those sales are going to be like, 90% overseas in cheap pounds. tuesday, i'm expecting we might see a more fetching bid for hershey from mondelez who badly needs to buy hershey in order to spur its own growth. i think it can happen. i know that's contrary to what a lot of people said today. i would hold onto it. the first bid was clearly a non-starter. i think mondelez can easily pay $130 and make it fit. wednesday walgreens reports. i suspect numbers might have to come down. the stock may not be able to handle it

jersey will be well represented in the summer olympics next month in rio from delran new jersey carli lloyd, joe malloy and now, eveningish gardener will be running too english gardener in the olympic trials tonight running in the women's 100-meter dash from lane five wins. a personal best, 10.74 seconds. gardener seizing to the olympics what a story. four years ago she failed to qualify. check out the emotional celebration tonight. >> it is so crazy, 2012, i was than the supposed to come back in 16 and to be able to make the team again. phenomenal ladies. that was the best racy ever had all season. >> and, joining gardener on the u.s. track and field team randall cunningham's daughter, former eagles quarterback, he also coaches vashtake cunningham, youngest olympian in the high jump in 36 years. she's only 18. rannal's son could qualify for men's high jump next week even. speaking of eagles. >> what could a person tell you to shut. >> your mouth. >> ding, ding, ding. malcolm jenkins on celebrities family feud on six abc. in the only can jenkins play ball but run his mouth too spitting out

i really loved lloyd alexander. i love all sorts of books. how did they affect your reading habits. my dad was not big army reading comics for sure. so libraries were not as awesome as they were today. what a friend of mine and i did we would get our parents to drop us off at a local library and we would wait for their to drive home we walked sneak back back into the library and then check out these the coffee table books. my dad was not into me reading comics. when we first moved into the neighborhood that i spent most of my childhood and we were just one of a handful of asian american families. and now 70 to 80% asian american. i think that came with that. i grew up within that tension. you talked about that. do you think there has been a change in the understanding about graphic novels and comics was there a purpose to take away away the comics. here's my understanding of the history one of the most influential cartoonist in america had this comic book he told people i have this and nobody wanted to publish it. he went back to the same publishers and said i have a graphic novel a

a tired nation, said david lloyd george, is a tory nation -- and the united states today cannot afford to be either tired or tory. those who wishe to hear more. more harsh rhetoric, as a substitute for policy. taxes are always low. where this is always high. this is in the platform that you have adopted. won by rhetoric, and this is only if we have faith in ourselves. and we must prove all over again to a watching world as we are at a most conspicuous stage, with the freedom of choice, a sense competing with the single mind with a communist can we carry through in an age where we will witness not only the breakthroughs? and the inside of men's minds. that is the question of the new frontier. that is the choice that our noton must make, a choice nearly between it two men, but between the public interest and private comfort, between national greatness and national decline, with the fresh air of progress and the stale atmosphere of normalcy. with dedication or mediocrity. all men with our decision, a will world to see what we do, and we cannot fail that, and we cannot feel to try. road fr

lloyd's will be lloyd's. i don't think that will be a big problem. that will take time.omobile industry in the u.k. will be hard hit. once you get rid of all the treaties, economic treaties, that is going to cause a problem . you have to renegotiate those. angie: that can take years, decades. >> right, so there is a lot of uncertainty. do i think there will be another vote? i don't think so. even though there will be a new prime minister, the second woman coming in and history of the u.k., but i don't think that will happen. angie: why? >> i think they are stuck with what they got. i don't think that will change. ♪ ♪ this: top stories trending hour, japanese shares on their biggest three-day surgeon six years while investors wait details of the new stimulus plan. and join global stocks wiping out post-brexit losses. highs not seen since april. crude has reversed some of last sessions 4.6% jump. china,ake a look at rejected what it is calling a farce, a u.n. tribunal ruling has no legaled it claims to the south china sea. the case was brought by the philippines, and the r

lloyds will eliminate an additional 3000 jobs and a further 400 million pounds in annual expenses ask's largest mortgage lender attempts to 4.1 6off -- it felt billion pounds. avoided second quarter profits that beat theyst estimates, thanks to galaxy s seven smartphone. the biggest beneficiary of sluggish iphone 6 sales. mark: shares -- shell's shares slumping. bloomberg's ryan chilcote is here to break it down for us. ryan: oil profits have fallen prices.falling off oil there was no surprise it was decline. the problem that she'll was their production fell as well. they produced 120,000 barrels less than the market anticipated . that doesn't sound like a lot when you're producing a few million barrels. at $50 a barrel, that adds up to $6 million a day, over a 90 day period. that explains have to loss. they do not produce the oil. arco the focus is on downstream and bp reports. what is the downstream take away? ryan: the very same problem bp had appears to be happening at shell. refining margins were not going to be great. they came in worse than expected at bp. they came in worse t

be in lloyd's. if's reflecting a total collapse.im in illinois. >> caller: hey, jim, read two of your books and couldn't put them down. i'd love to get your take on general motors. >> oh, wow, they report next week. yield's 5%, as the priced earnings multiple of 5. that usually tells me that the earnings are going to be, the investments are too high. if they don't screw it up, that's not too good at 33 where it is, but they have screwed it up. leave the politics of monetary policy aside. negative yields aren't making anybody money. they're not keeping them rich, and those pushing this kind of paper and those buying it you better well darn well know it's no good. could the hangover from sports authority put money in the penalty box? >>> it's time to grade your portfolio. let's play, am i diversified and find out and a happy thursday edition of the lightning round is coming right up. stay with cramer. discover how a lexus master craftsman turns an ordinary experience into an extraordinary one. get great offers at the lexus golden oppo

. >> reporter: there are some parts of his family business, lloyd handoker has a hard time talking aboutcomplex relationship with the place. but eating the hot dog that his grandparents made famous has always been easy. >> reporter: when you have this meal now does it remind you of growing up? his grandfather was a poor polish immigrant who came to the united states in 1912. his first job was at a bakery. the next two were at restaurants that sold frankfurters. >> he only called it a frankfurter, never a hot dog. look at the signage in the 50s. it says frankfurter. hot dog is a slang right. when he decides to start his own place. it is largely a drink place. he has fresh pineapple juice. fresh orange juice. fresh lemonade. >> reporter: when did it take off, frankfurter section. >> he sold it for 10 cents. everyone was doing at coney island. at some point he decided he wasn't making enough money. he decided i will sell it cheaper. undercut everyone. i will sell it for a nickel. >> here in new york home of the hot dog, the block long institution that flourishes year roatund coney island go

lloyd's is like a mega three going to four. think you're barking up the right tree there, carl, in chi town. how about caroline? >> caller: hey, jim, a very big thank you. a large part of my retirement is in netflix. what is your thinking on the partnership with comcast and the competition they're up against? >> i don't think comcast stock, which i work for, is that important. my friend doug kass is saying this is the sell of the week in real money pro, over at the street. netflix, i think there's value here. i know right now the numbers seem too high. so can you handle that? i don't know. i'd prefer you to see bae in comcast. >> caller: professor cramer, pack yourself on the back, whitewave foods, boo-yah to you, my friend. >> thank you! ♪ hallelujah >> caller: i've accumulated 2,000 shares sense you first touted whitewave way back when. all i can say is thank you, and you nailed it. >> i know it's a little wild, but it really panned out when it plit off from dean foods. >> caller: with all the m&a that's going on in the packa

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lloyds, still under 10%. mark: let's get back to credit suisse. it was an unexpected profit.the tijane thiam turnaround bearing fruit? >> on one side of the ledger, he is definitely starting to make some progress. he talked about it being a first step. on the revenue side, it is a tough picture. francine: do these profits and results mean we don't need to raise capital? can those rumors be laid to rest? >> we have been very consistent in saying we do not need to raise capital. we have been very clear. we have raised $6 billion. we have the highest ct one ratio we have ever had at 11.1%. we have showed that we can pull many levers to drive that forward. we said we could do a billion and disposals. look, you never want to -- [indiscernible] within a reasonable range of outcomes, we are in a perfectly comfortable position. mark: the bank of japan keeping key monetary talks unchanged. i think if there was a surprise for anyone it is going to be this review. what did you take away as far as the review is concerned? >> the review makes sense. they are closing in on 40% of the bond

the other one i'll point out there, lloyds banking group. further cut of 400 million pounds to their cost base by the end of 2017. 3,000 further job cuts. we've seen many companies telling, look, we can't tell you at this stage what brexit is doing to our business, uk got a far better sense and they are saying it's going to impact business. >> let's move on to credit suisse. posting a net profit of swiss franks in the quarter. a more cautious tone on the outlook. what helped them produce the profits this quarter. >> reporter: that's a really interesting fact. isn't it, julia. great to see you and luisa. part lower loan provisions and lower restructuring costs. if you look at the operating level thachlt was solid too. if you look at inflows coming from asia, that certainly pleasing and that's where the company wants to focus increasingly on less so on the investment side of the banking business. also capital that was good. that's been such a big concern over the last couple years at credit swiss, the company raised 6 billion swiss francs. i a

a tired nation -- a tired nation, said david lloyd george, is a tory nation. and the united states today cannot afford to be either tired or tory. [applause] there may be those who wish to hear more -- more promises to this group or that, more harsh rhetoric about the men in the kremlin as a substitute for policy, more assurances of a golden future, where taxes are always low and the subsidies are always high. but my promises are in the platform that you have adopted. our ends will not be won by rhetoric, and we can have faith in the future only if we have faith in ourselves. [applause] for the harsh facts of the matter are that we stand at this frontier at a turning-point of history. we must prove all over again to a watching world, as we said on a most conspicuous stage, whether this nation, conceived as it is with its freedom of choice, its breadth of opportunity, its range of alternatives, can compete with the single-minded advance of the communist system. can a nation organized and governed such as ours endure? that is the real question. have we the nerve

>> guest: i really loved lloyd alexander, i read beverly cleary, i loved all sorts of books, but comics definitely have a potential place in my heart. >> host: how did your parents set your reading habits? >> guest: my dad was not big on me reading comics, for sure. we had to sneak them in the house. >> host: really? >> guest: yeah. libraries, there was no graphic novel section like there is today. a friend of mine and i would get our parents to drop us off, wait million they drove home, and we would sneak out of the library, walk 20 minutes to the comics store, sneak back into the library and check out these giant, you know, coffee table books to hide our comic books so we could take them home. my parents, especially my dad, were not into me reading comics. >> host: where'd you grow up? >> guest: i grew up in -- [inaudible] >> host: what was that like? >> guest: it was, i mean, when we first moved into the neighborhood that i spent most of my childhood in, we were just one of a handful of asian-american families. and nowadays that same community is, like, 80, 70 or 80 percent asian-ame

one other big name reporting this morning, lloyds. more than doubling year on year, but the lender announcing it will cut 3 thousand jobs. the brexit will hit the uk economy in the upcoming months. lloyds very uk centric listed back in london is down 4% this morning. >> what's the status of italian banks. we're so worried about them after brexit. it seems to have quieted down. >> the eye of the storm is bank monte dei paschi. >> the oldest bank in the world. >> yes. >> they're due friday. 4:00 p.m. eastern time so 9:00 p.m. local and europe. >> got it. other stocks to watch, pioneer natural resources reported a smaller than expected loss: revenue rose 22%. the oil and gas company is boosting the full year production targets. marriott second quarter profit rising nearly h4 percent. go prosecond quarter revenue falling 47%, but still that was better than forecast t. camera maker shipments rising 8% and go pro ses it's still on track to launch new camera and drone later this year. shares got a bit of a release. when we come back, smorts

lloyd making his d.c. united debut as they take on a columbus crew.son awful playing the opposite of his name. 1-0 columbus. united takes advantage. fabian finds the loose ball and puts it where it's supposed to go. united, e 1-1, the final. >>> fc kansas city late in the first half. 82nd minute. washington now up 2-1. what a finish. wins for the spirit, nats, and orioles. a point for united. sad to see the wizards summer league run come to an end. erika, back to you. >> thank you so very much. >>> and that about wraps it up for us this evening. thank you so very much for joining us. "saturday night live" is next. have a great night, everyone. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> no, it's true. i'm telling you. mr. trump is the real-life inspiration for iron man. who am i? i'm his publicist -- joey pepperoni. no, i'm not donald trump in disguise. this is just what classy people sound like, okay? >> dad, uh, chris christie is here. he sort of wants to discuss potential vice presidents. uh, he's sort of been waiting downstairs for two hours. >> fine. se

did lloyd benson help dukakis at all? there's zero evidence he did anything.t in a landslide. >> it will be fun to see who he picks, but nothing's going to change what's going to happen anyway? >> i think so. >> the good thing about having steve kornacki on tv, he tells you how things end. so if you don't want to pay attention to the middle part, you can skip to the end and know how it will all work out. he's very relieving in that way, even when it's bad news. we'll be right back. >> police in baton rouge, louisiana, say they have stopped what they're calling a credible threat to shoot police officers in that city. law enforcement officials in baton rouge say there were four suspects involved in what they're describing as a plot against police. they say the four suspects broke into a local pawn shop and stole multiple handguns. the police say the suspects' intent was to shoot police officers in that city. three of the four suspects in this case have been arrested. one of them's only 13 years old. the others are 17 and 20. a fourth suspect remains at large. po

. >> lloyds is planning to slash hundreds of millions of dollars in costs according to the ft.he state backed lender is reportedly aiming to secure an extra 20% of savings by the end of next year. it's understood that the government postponed plans to do this following the brexit referendum. looking at shares this morning in lloyds, higher by just shy of 2%. >>> the chief strategist for ishares at black rock. good morning, ursula. >> good morning. >> thanks for being with us. very special day. we're debuting on facebook live as well. >> exciting. >>> what do you make of the rally, first of all, that we've seen since the brexit referendum? >> absolutely. very interesting. that's one of the things we're discussing with the investors at the moment. if i look at how investors are reacting in terms of the flows, i see two main areas of attention in the market. safety is certainly one. seen an -- it's the exposure at most year to date, at most since brexit and we've seen inflows since the exposures. i see the yield in terms of -- dividend pay is and so on. within the uk die verge ens