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. ♪ what kind of choice is this >> mark russell would get at his piano and make gentle fun at politiciansbut it was so gentle that he would go hang out with them afterwards. ♪ can it be true ♪ no matter which one wins ♪ the loser's me and you >> i would get criticized more often for being too gentle than for being too harsh. i was not a bomb thrower. i was not an anarchist. i was too safe. i kept seeing pictures of kennedy and courthouse chef together, they look like they need a new caption. dad, may i have the keys to the car? >> mort sal was overtly political and partisan. the idea of a comedian really taking a stand, having a point of view. this was something new. >> when john kennedy became president, mort sal was doing pits about kennedy. many of them very hard-hitting and people were surprisesurpris. he just saw himself as the guy whose job it was to go whoever it was in power, be they republican, democrat. >> do you have an agent now? >> no, and i can't get one. >> no one will handle you? >> no. the last agent i had, he said, no agent can help you in the position you're in. >> i li

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mark nath matthews is at the courthouse where prosecutors are investigating. >> this is the body cam video of sergeant james russell telling his lieutenant he has recorded a defense attorney talking with his client in this interview room. >> is there an issue. >> if we record, we just say it was -- it's just stung they can't -- it's nod admissible. >> repeatedly he asks the 20-year-old veteran how is this recording okay? >> how is it not privileged information? >> well, it is but it doesn't get admissible. when we record it, it's not admit credible. >> then sergeant russell appears to tell his lieutenant he's don it before. >> we have not yet listened to any of the recordings wa they said to the >> the public defender found out when one of his attorneys received the recordings among evidence prosecutors provided in the case. >> it was a like wow when we found this. this was when we first notified the scherff's office. >> reporter: they found the video and the recording between one of his attorneys and the 15-year-old suspect. >> it is a felony for someone to record that conversation. it is against the law. >> repor

minutes of trade didn't quite do it despite apple hitting the trillion dollar mark and adding 30 opponents points to the dow russell 2000 small cap index also not too shabby. get ready it's going to be another busy hour for us here on earnings julia boorstin will be bringing us the numbers morgan brennen covering aigs results and josh lippen will have the numbers from gopro. we're about 30 minutes away from that cbs earnings call joining us today to talk about this market is mike san tolly and michael back from destination management leading the dow of course was apple. cf industries was the big winner on the s&p, trip advisor the biggest loser. apple becoming the first u.s. company in history to hit $1 trillion of the market cap everybody's trying to read into it, mike what does it mean for apple? >> apple didn't keep us in suspense that long finally crossed and closed over a trillion dollars, so that's great. it obviously reflects how big the market is. so it makes sense on that front but also really does reflect how remarkably huge apple is as an economic entity. quarter of a trillion dollar in sales, most profi

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nbc bay area mark mathews at the courthouse where prosecutors are now investigating. >> reporter: this is the bodycam video of sergeant james russell telling his lieutenant that he has recorded a defense attorney talking with his client in this interview room. >> well, if record we justwas, g that they can't -- it's not admissible. >> reporter: repeatedly lieutenant asks the 20-year-old veteran, how is this recording okay? >> how is it not private information? >> well, it is, but it doesn't get admissible. like when we record it, ilts not admissible. >> reporter: then sergeant appears to tell the lieutenant he's done it before. >> we've done it but have not listened to the recordings what they've with the recording. >> reporter: they found out when they found the recordings. >> it was shocking. wow, we found that. that's when we were first notified by the sheriff's office. >> reporter: not only found the bodycam video but the recording between one of his attorneys and the 15-year-old suspect. >> it is a felony for someone to record that conversation. it is against the law. >> reporter: a sheriff spokesman insists there is more to t

mark. you see the tech heavy index rising to a record. the russell000, the broadest measure of the market, as well. it has a lot to do with earnings. forecast.utting are -- their forecast. paul calm positive news. developments having to do with the buy back some analysts say could hurt the bottom line. blowing the bottom line, as did tiffany the jeweler. president trump put out a couple of tweets. there may warnings -- be some action. their search results were "rigged." a lot of this creating concern that the president is targeting the social media companies because they have questioned fake news that he believes was positive to him. quickly into the gtv is where you can find our exposure. it has to do with the largest mexico-u.s. trade improvement in the relations, causing money to pour into this etf. i do not know if we have time to go to an after-hours plot. there is a company called -- it has a lot to do with the pot industry, soaring after hours. they posted a 95% increase in revenue and are valued at almost $9 billion at this point. ramy: flyin

russell probably not going to make it today but who knows. again, we are kind of on the iffy marks right now. all of this coming as president trump takes aim at a tech titan, google, the latest target. blasting the search giant claiming one of silicon valley's biggest power players is rigging results and threatening regulation. we will be live at the white house. >>> and all the president's men out and about, touting team trump's trade deal with mexico, as canada has now entered the mix. edward lawrence has been following the negotiations every step of the way. he will be live in d.c. for us with an exclusive interview with the mexican economic minister. >>> plus, there's this. warren buffett and jamie dimon want to change quarterly reporting but the man "forbes" dubbed the foremost private equity scholar in the galaxy says they are just wrong. he will join us exclusively during this show. we are less than an hour to the closing bell. i'm cheryl casone. let's start the "countdown." cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. liz claman will be back tomorrow. this is breaking news right now. at this

russell probably not going to make it today but who knows. again, we are kind of on the iffy marksis coming as president trump takes aim at a tech titan, google, the latest target.

the question mark is going to come in terms of the 2019 rate path, but we're not going the hear it now. >> four indices hitting highs yesterday. s&p, mid cap and dow transports and russell 2000 there's a wall of worry. we've built one. higher labor conditions. the threat of even higher inflation. what some call a piquing credit cycle. although some disagree saying it shouldn't make the wall of worry. >> hello, tha a lot of graffiti on that wall all of this could slow the bull macht. tink real concern now, what would cause a bear market, a drop of 20% or more. most strategists are not going to insist clients sell on a bear -- this is very well studied. we know this the two big killers of bull markets and what brings on bear marke markets, are number one, concession and two, the fed will raise rates expectedly nup none of this is happening now. the market turns down well before a recession begins. they've looked at internals. advanced decline is at a new high selling pressure is still weak we have stable inflation a neutral fed. no credit stress what could happen is we start to reverse these lopsided trains. many are short treasuries, although that hasn't worked out. chin

let's check ipon tn on the marks it's about about 96 points nasdaq, though, losing some of its early gains. tech underperforming today we'll talk about that. russell 2000 is actually down. the small caps getting ahehit au 0.5% >> steve, it doesn't look like the jobs report is going to essentially change the fed narrative at this point. >> not at all, really. really when you dig down it's a weaker than expected reports, bob. but it's actually stronger than it looks when you dig down 157 versus the 190 expected. but look at those powerful revisions to 59. that brings the three month average up to 224. so you're really humming along fine unemployment rate ticking down to 3.9%. and there were several one off factors, guy,s that really might have biased the lower number a low response rate to this survey could have biased it lower and a big decline with education that probably has more to do with seasonal adjustments for layoffs or the whole summer season or education business here's where jobs were manufacturing is humming along up 37,000. that is hallmark, by the way, of the trump presidency definitely more manufacturing jobs temporary help up 28,000

marking the longest running bull market on record. and it is sort of modest trading. the s&p did turn higher. russell 2000 any gain today there would be a record close for the russell. dow is in the red. >> first off the u.s. course could be nearing an informal deal on nafta. we have the latest on what would be an important development. >> these talks have been going on for more than a year at this point. now the u.s. and mexico are still in the trenches. they have been for weeks. just those two countries, talks have wrapped for today was mexican officials are staying in town. the trade adviser to mexico's incoming president was cautiously optimistic about progress being made but was noncommittal about a deal being announced tomorrow. >> it could be that we finish everything this week. it could be. it doesn't have to be. >> it doesn't have to. >> it could be by the end of next week. >> the significance of the end of next week is that is the deadline to finish a deal between all three parties if the deal will be signed by mexico's outgoing president before he leaves office on december 1. a few blocks

russel, who is is vice president for international security and diplomacy at the asia society policy institute. he also served under president obama in east asian and pacific affairs. as north and south korea mark year of developments, how do you view where things stand right now? the liberation date speeches by the south korean president as well as the commemoration in the north we re as the commemoration in the north were pretty conventional, frankly. on the south korean side, it was awfully vague about denuclearisation and awfully heavy on a peace regime, and awfully heavy on a peace regime, a peace treaty. this points at part of the problem in the two months since the singapore summit. north korea would like to divert attention away from the real issue, the real problem, which is its nuclear ballistic missile problem, and instead talk about the us alliance, what they call the hostile policy and the need for a peace treaty. very much a red herring because the threat to peace in this part of asia doesn't come from a 60—year—old armistice agreement, which works, it comes from north korea's nuclear and missile programme which u nfortu nately missile programme which unfortunately is moving ahead