marvin: i thought it was premature. i thought the draining of liquidity did not recur the way we would have thought. jonathan: -- lisa: you talk about how the fit could buy more of the debt and that is what paul ryan was talking about, monetizing the balance sheet. does that make you long-term bearish on dollar? marvin: i would not necessarily say gold but it makes the argument the amount of liquidity will suppress the dollar. lisa: i am wondering how you see the new asset allocation with a benchmark fed rate of 4%. what is your biggest overweight? marvin: commodities and real assets play a big role in that type of world. it will not be the best thing for those trying to get into the real estate market, but real estate continues to float to the top of the list. jonathan: this was great. marvin loh of state street. equity futures pulling back .05%. with news elsewhere here is dani burger. dani: jp morgan is limiting dealings with tiktok. according to our sources, jp morgan will not engage with the find a new block trades

marvin, welcome back to mad money. i have got to tell you, marvin, i got up, i get your email, i think the stock is up nicely, that it goes down. i think the first reaction was right. you had a sense of optimism and a belief about both the consumer and, let's say, the professional, that we didn't hear in a competitor, and i think that what i'm seeing is a great progression and that eventually, when things get better, that inflection is hit. you are going to crush it. tell me i'm wrong. >> jim, that is our belief. we have been investing billions in our business so that we could not only weather the new term, but we can grow our business when the market improves. for the quarter, we delivered $21 billion in sales. we grew our pro-business, mid- single digits. we grew the online business positive. we delivered positive comps in lawn and garden. building materials, we reduce inventory by $1 billion, generated $9.3 million in free cash flow, and return 1.4 billion to the shareholders in the quarter, but more portly, 93% of

ways to migrate to the, you know, means that smugglers can raise the prices because they can use as marvin's, because as a problem, this brings us back to them. to do is um, one of the main destinations for migrant and refugees. right now, offense obviously cannot work in the open water so that you is going for another strategy that was shown at home is he failed a model. they bought offensive illegality. most of the boats that arrived here in lump it was a part from tunisia about 200 kilometers away in summer 2023, georgia maloney, jones, europe and commission providence was left on the line on a trip to tunisia. we are here as team europe, m team, europe wants to egypt to stop migrants from leaving its charles. in return to news, i was offered a lot of money, a package of up to 1000000000 zeros in investments, including around a 100000000 for border security. we both have a vast interest in breaking the senate called business model of smugglers and traffic course. it is horrible to see how they deliberately risk human lives for profit. so we will work together on an empty smuggling operati

winds ripped apart, the owner, marvin was inside with a coworker when this happened thursday night, theyd up crawling out from underneath debris unharmed but his livelihood is gone. he is starting from scratch. >> all my life what i was trying to do, starting the game. >> reporter: as marvin continues to clean up what is left of his shop temperatures are rising making the work that much harder for people dealing with this cleanup. we have hundreds of thousands of people here in harris county dealing with no power. cooling centers are opening for people to find relief in the texas heat but a lot of people concerned. we are forecast to hit the 90s every day this week. rich: is more severe weather on the way? adam klotz has the answers. >> reporter: there are big storms moving across the south not as intense as we saw yesterday. the entire line, all the way to new orleans, that system continues to push a little further to the east. as of right now it's not severe thunderstorms but the risk is there, you see some thunderstorms across central florida to the florida big bend, all areas getting

of new solutions, probably the most understandable and potentially widespread, the voice assistant marvinill appear right inside a telephone conversation, in fact, how else one participant in the conversation, the idea is that you can contact him with some questions without being particularly distracted from the actual conversation with the person, and then you can ask him... what only in the third quarter, but, as they say, it can also be convenient, this will appear, although it will work on absolutely any phone, even without internet access. it’s interesting how different the approach of a telecom operator is from just an it company. just the day before, google at its conference also announced a neural network with access to a user’s telephone conversation, but for this they had to create a lightweight model of a neural network that runs directly on a smartphone, well, if it has one, of course. it will pull and does not transfer data to the google cloud, here everything is different, we are like a telecom, we have such a thing as the secret of communication, in this sense , we, natural

marvin dice "preocupemos por nuestra propia salvaciÓn, si como catÓlicos creemos en santos y en milagrosuertos entierren a los muertos dijo jesÚs". un tema tremendamente polÉmico. carolina: mÁs adelante, desgarrador, un niÑo fue baleado mortalmente frente a la casa de su abuelita. es un caso que no te puedes perder aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", ytodo por salvar a su mamÁ. borja: no sÓlo eso, porque volvemos tambiÉn con estas imÁgenes de pelÍcula. un vehÍculo de lujo de rap o sobre una calle y chocÓ a gran velocidad contra una casa. aquÍ en la corta pausa te ♪♪ tres—dos—uno ¿y qué tú vas a hacer? tres. dos. llévate un sándwich de salchicha con huevo y queso por tres dólares, unos bagel minis por dos o una dona por uno al comprar un café mediano o grande. es hora de lanzarte a dunkin'. cuando hueles el aroma sorprendente de los flings de gain... el tiempo se detiene. (♪♪) y te das cuenta de que estás enamorado... ¿pete? de un detergente de ropa. flings de gain. no es broma, es un gran aroma. ¿y ahora como encuentro un doctor cuando estoy alucinando? ¿as tratado zocdoc? ¡qué cantidad de opc

outside the memorial service, marvin cox enjoyed yet another meal provided by glide. >> everybody is focusing on themselves, yes. but when you come up out of that, that means that you must be a heck of a guy. that's about it. just helping each other, so we could all prosper. >> reporter: back inside, the politically powerful sat in attendance as they would listen to his daughter, kimberly sum up their father's legacy. >> his life was and still is a profound and powerful demonstration of living one's purpose and truth with conviction and commitment. he is still reverberating and echoing like a musical note that will live and vibrate inside of me and all of us. >> reporter: the theme is music. he knew their power to capture people's attention and imagination and to make them believe that a better world is possible. that's what he talked about in his 90th birthday celebration in 2019. >> i have always talked about changing the world. i really believe that we have tested many people from all over the world. >> reporter: and so with music as a symbol of a life spent helping others, he'll

marvin has done a remarkable job at lowe's.d hand when he got there in that they didn't have technology. let's see what happens. i know everyone keeps hoping, toll brothers, will say we're seeing an unlock, but when you have a 7% jumbo to get and you're paying 2.5 or 3, it's just -- it doesn't happen. >> yeah. we'll see if there's any movement in the 30-year this week. jim, we'll see you tonight. >> okay. >> busy week continues. adon" 00.m. eastern time. the dow up 25. don't go anywhere. >>> good tuesday morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street." i'm sara eisen with carl quintanilla live at post nine as always from the new york stock exchange. david is on assignment. take a look at stocks. only the dow is higher of the major averages and it's just up by about 35% thanks to ibm adding 30 points, jpmorgan, microsoft, all helping the dow stay positive. the s&p 500 is unchanged. there's strength in some of the defensive groups like utilities, staples, health care all up today, financials are doing well, but weaknes

of new solutions, probably the most understandable and potentially widespread, the voice assistant marvinht inside a telephone conversation, essentially as another participant in the conversation. the idea is that you can contact him with some questions without being particularly distracted from the actual conversation with him. person, you can then ask him to send the contents of the conversation, for example, to a messenger, which can also be convenient. this will appear, but only this. in the third quarter , they say it will work on absolutely any phone, even without internet access. it’s interesting how the approach of a telecom operator differs from just it companies. just the day before, google at its conference also announced a neural network with access to a user’s telephone conversation. but for this purpose it was necessary to create a lightweight model of the neural network, which runs directly on the smartphone, well, if it can handle it, of course, and does not transfer data to the google cloud. right here. based on generative neural networks , these are digital doubles of a

there was heckling and scuffles at a ceremony where hardline security minister it to marvin devere was in tel aviv, protesters held up and the blood of israeli hostages was on the government to both hands. israeli settlers once again, located an aid convoy bound for gaza throwing food on the ground. video of the siege suggests soldiers present did nothing to intervene. it doesn't help that the government's focus is to questioning its strategy. today u.s. secretary of state antony blinken set an all-out attack on rafah wld provoke anarchy without fully eliminating hamas. certainly there are pockets of resistance reappearing out in the north, in the jabalya camp where israeli troops again engaged in street battles with hamas fighters. around 1.4 million palestinians are sheltering in rafah, most of them children and women. it is a designated safe zone. intensified in his early bombardments in the eastern part of the city that have caused tens of thousands to be displaced again. let's speak to my guest, senior director of the middle east atlantic. thank you for being with us this evening.

host: marvin is a former military in chattanooga, tennessee. caller: i would like to ask almost a rhetorical bastion. how does the military justify for the congress justify supporting both elements of the conflict over in israel and palestine? how do you give moneys from the united states budget for a country that is said emphatically we are here to genocide only with these people and then turn around and give money to the people that they are expressing genocide against? from a military standpoint, can someone give me the rational for that nonsense? guest: i appreciate the question. i understand where it is coming from. what i would say that as an oversight it is important that my office that we stay out of those sort of debates because it is up to the political process to decide what assistance is provided to whom and when and ones that is decided we do oversight to make sure it is being done as well as possible. i certainly understand the question but not within the ig role and inappropriate for me to go further. host: another asks when can

at one point in the 1930 census, he's listed as marvin king. that might just have been it might have been a mistake by the census taker. we don't know. but then he travels to germany and learns more about martin luther and comes back and the ale to luther. and it's a very gradual process. it's not until his wedding invitation goes out that he begins to call himself martin, eloquent for the first time. and then a few years after he begins using martin luther king and then tells his son, by the way, your name is changing, too. so why martin luther, what was the significance? why would he choose name of martin? luther was the great protestant reformer from germany who really stood for religious independence, for standing up for your beliefs, for, you know, for principle, over over practicality. well, he didn't really want to be a minister. did he know he was his father a long time, assumed that he was going to be a minister. yeah, but well, it's interesting, though. i was really struck by this. i found an autobiography you that daddy king martin l

wait, wait, comrade, wait, marvin geonovitch, he’s leaving, let’s go!o, marlene georgivich, go, he'll leave , as carlson said, calm, just calm. the merc is leaving, it's going nowhere, it's not going anywhere, that's all me i’m calling the traffic police, let them block the road, there’s no need to block anything, everything is already blocked, here’s another one , huh? now he will answer me behind my little blue door, come out, come out, wait, wait, don’t shoot, don’t shoot, don’t shoot! you have to ram him, ram him, what to ram him with, my swallow, he’s already dented my door, okay, then on the wheels, close the heat, close the heat, he’ll blow me away like a pistol, pasha, for the investigator, like the fifth wheel for a car, head, head include what is good for a russian is good for a german. death, now you will answer me, if you knew how many years i have been in this field i was hunched over how many years i had been saving money for her, i had solved 15 wet cases and received 24 bonuses, and comrade sivanyan, but i didn’t kill her, but i was jeal

the i was coalition people, i gets marvin vere, who's the national security minister. and he's essentially calling for a don't want to be fired. so this shows you what a complicated picture it is as an israel, when it comes to discussion of a plan for a day after scenario, once the war ends. and clearly, there is for us ration from the highest echelons of the military and israel as to how the prime minister is dealing with this. right, is the oldest political division and confusion. i mean, what does it tell us? does it suggest perhaps that the us cools for a pose will planning cause a, a starting to be head inside as well? we've seen indications over the course of the past week that the military leadership in israel is concerned about all this and that they are trying to heat the calls of the americans. and one of the things that we're seeing is a lot of a named is really military official speaking to his really media outlets. saying that the government needs to do more to ensure that the relationship with the us is not broken going forward. they are concerned that if

. >> marvin former military in chattanooga, tennessee good morning. >> goodca morning.ould like to ask i would say a rhetorical question. how does the military justify or congress to justify supporting both elements of the conflict over in israel and palestine. how do you give monies from the united states budget for a country that has said emphatically we are here for genocide only with these people and then turn around and give t money to the people they are expressing genocide against. can somebody give me the rationale for that nonsense? thank you. >> i appreciate the question. understand where it's coming from. what i would say to you as it oversight entity is critically important that my office and i in particular state outs of the sort of debates. it's up too the political proces to decide what assistance is provided to whom and when onset is decided we do oversight to make sure is being done as well as possible. certainly understand thert question. not within the ig roll and probably inappropriate. >> in new york they asked when can the dod ig expect a full and

that your work and excellence are things hud relies on and i want to lift up my colleague and friend marvin turner who i know is smiling down on us today and would be so pleased to know he remains associated with excellence in our housing industry. to his memory. [applause] on monday, i started my week in a similar room of housing practitioners in las vegas, nevada. it is great to have a week book ended with me ending at the same way. as somebody that has been in your shoes, who understands what it takes to build a very complex thing called affordable housing, i know hud is only as good as the work you all execute. i honor you for that work. it is important for me to be in the room, not just to share the things that hud and the administration is doing, but to genuinely thank you for getting up every single day and making something so complex and difficult, taking it across the line. housing is at the forefront of the national conversation like it has never been before. i don't have to say that in this room. it is driven by little things very good like a recent graduate trying to find their

asian equities broadly but one of them is giving us something to talk about this morning, hd hyundai marvinrepair company. just started trading this morning. let's bring in philippe laffont's incredible results so far. 40% surge on the first day. it was a bit expected, right? filipe: it's great to have something great to talk about. it has been so tough here in hong kong so this is a refresher. it was expected to have great performance on the first day of trade. this company is part of the human day group, a very specific business, they work in repairing chips for clients all over the world -- in repairing ships. we heard there was very good demand for the shares, 200x above what was being offered. but the stock was priced at the top of the range. the size of this ipo is around $550 million. if we were talking about the size of -- a deal of this size three years ago, it wouldn't be outstanding. but this is the second largest dealer in asia pacific. definitely a very big deal. it is the largest deal in seoul since 2022. we are expecting to see the stock saying in this range as a result of th

marvin, the producer is shaking his head and i will have a go at him in and i will have a go at him inher putting her— a minute. charlotte gallagher putting her hat _ a minute. charlotte gallagher putting her hat potentially - a minute. charlotte gallagher putting her hat potentially in | putting her hat potentially in the ring. if she teams up with you, the uk might finally have a chance. thank you both so much. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, says his forces are now fighting to defend seven villages in its kharkiv region. his comments come a day after russia launched a surprise incursion across the border. in his nightly video address on saturday, mr zelensky claimed none of the villages have been lost. but the institute for the study of war, an independent think tank, says it's likely russia now controls at least five. the local government says least 1,800 people have been evacuated. kyiv has been expecting a russian summer offensive for some time — including a possible attempt to capture kharkiv, ukraine's second city. our correspondent in kyiv — james waterhouse has more.

the county beat sheriff said this is about a suspect in marvin perez lopez the share saying we grabbed him he confessed to the crime so he's going to get tried for catholic -- capital crime before he even gets deported he will do the time first is that enough is the if it confession and enough work any changes, please is always a worry of a backdoor a side door for these people. >> ease in the state of florida they don't mess around he was not let out on bond this is not a liberal blue state it's a state of florida he will receive full justice for the alleged crime having worked crimes against children for the fbi sexual assault of minors is important and gruesome disgusting and evil that take advantage of a young child where the most vulnerable in society and for this illegal immigrant to come into the united states turn himself in the border patrol and then say, hey, come back for a court day in 2027 an acceptable inexcusable and joe biden and his administration have responsibility for this so many other crimes against the most innocent individuals in our society looking at all these

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marvin ellison said he hopes it will rebound the market is tough. >> our focus is primarily growth therea lowe's and home depot. we love lowe's you know what is unique is a 26% payout ratio they increased the earnings 30% year over year home depot is not. the attractive valuation right now over the five-year pe. >> not concerned about the do it yourself opposed to contractors and builders >> some analysts say higher home prices should lift free cash flow over the next five years for $46 billion for lowe's you just mentioned the customer experience and we see that as positive. >> what are you seeing in johnson & johnson? we have talked about a.i. and healthcare is that why you are bullish on johnson & johnson? >> that is part of it. they have a reverse revenue base it helps keep them insulated for us, as a dividend growth, they hit all numbers their next generation of pipeline drugs are specialty which carries strong pricing power. they had strong numbers and growth year over year. fairly attractive valuation. >> i know it is about the dividends. matt powers, thank you we will take one lo

i'm just a smartphone child and the response which leads to almost about marvin thought would be that that time. and i think we were firmly of the opinion that we had to wind, rush out as a partner and see it as part of your convenience on us, tied auto policy. and when use of a c'mon gave us this interview in october 2021 hooton's war and ukraine has yet to reach current levels of intensity. otherwise, he would like to have be more reserved about his friendly relations with putin. throughout the unsafe with this, we had a very good relationship with the also appreciated advice i think like many others beyond the when i come on was elected as ceo to japan couldn't. 2002, russia was playing an increasingly important role. that relationship was directly protected by the kremlin and assuming the a gold rush was happening, it tortured banks, most code branch is a member. let's boot dean. i'm of a medical. i'm going to say that i remember that put in one's called uncle america and said, deutscher bank is my bank on that. so germany and deutscher bank were extremely important to him, you kn

i strong opinions where we will and won't be and how marvin's respond. i think the reason it is hard is because one way is salient in the other is okay. we don't have a national conversation that says these are spending priorities among this is the consensus given them it's very significant reference, we don't have a conversation saying this is clearly what we have revealed ourselves on, what's figure out how. >> any thoughts about? >> a big reason for personal, founding fathers made it difficult deliberately. it is when you need our government to do something they are of the white house and across in benefits you raise taxes on somebody and raise spending, they are aware the benefits of future generations right now. will go to doctor five not six. [laughter] and even if they could agree on mice, they need a way and there needs to be guaranty of how the codes are. the rest last reason is the public. the public is so good about this data provides no report or any politicians there. the deficits it is the myopic nature. in this earlier but there is somethi

this one in russian hill, the marvin screeners of polk and broadway caught fire crews say one of the machines caught fire. that's what started fortunately, nobody was hurt here. officials from the port of oakland say they're seeing a lot of activity in the last 6 months. they say there's been a 17% increase container imports this year compared to the same time last year. the port also posted an increase in exports by almost 7%. officials say recent infrastructure upgrades have given the poor to boost helping volume of imported and exported goods to return to pre-pandemic highs. teachers in contra costa county of reached a tentative agreement with the office of education on a new contract. teachers are set to get a 6% raise in july. their agreement also allows the salary for next school year to be renegotiated for a cost of living adjustment. and more than 1500 academic workers at uc santa cruz went on strike today over the school's handling of pro-palestinian protests. the academic workers say their free speech was violated. they're demanding officials negotiate with pro-palestinian

lowe's, we had marvin ellison, do-it-yourselfer not doing that much home depot was not a great quarterthey're catering to people who make toll homes. i'm saying that this may have been -- this may have been a quarter where we recognize there's a separation there's separation and walmart is really it shall t -- take a look at that stock price. >> citi points out we haven't yet hit the steep traffic comps, the declines we saw when they had some of the pride merchandise. >> yes now, look, i think target's -- is good, and by the way, their numbers, the sheer volume versus 2019, is terrific. but they seem to be late to the rollback i mean, they rolled back monday? walmart rolled back gigantically, and costco, by the way, because it's so important to be in their stores, they're calling them up and say, you guys are so far off the mark we're going to introduce kirkland signature corn flakes unless you come down, and nobody has that kind of power, except for costco there's just three, and the rest of them have to change their game target, which i love to shop at -- costco down. oh, come on. th

i was speaking with the owner, marvin, who was inside with a co-worker when this all happened. apart. and they actually crawled out from underneath debris unharmed. as they clean up what's left, temperatures are rising making the work they're doing that much harder. we still have hundreds of thousands of people without power in harris county alone. cooling centers are opening for people without ac to find relief, but many are worried about getting through the next week as we're forecasted to hit the 90's every single day. >> we need help. i'm on a breathing machine. people here have medical issues, we need water and food. >> i'd like some answers how long it's going to be. if we need to make plans to leave the area for a while. >> city officials are warning people without power that they could be without it for a week. i will tell you that the heat is a lot different the last couple of days, it feels like it's getting so much hotter out here, griff. griff: katie burn live for us in the middle of it in houston. aishah: let's take you live to the fox weather center to learn what

hard charging grizzled white dudes who were abrasive, obnoxious and politically incorrect think lee marvin but with a typewriter. dinosaurs who founded the country but now are designated bonduau villains. if ben franklin were alive today he would be in hr lectured by a nonbinary care and because no women signed the declaration of independence. really what shafer is mad about is that the media is no longer seen as heroes. he writes thanks in part to a fallen status as well as ever irrational attacks from politicians like trump today's journalists experience ridicule and harassment at public events like rallies and demonstrations. troop they are like jill meade in high school so let's get this straight for brian she says. you sold us a years long lie on a russian collusion and try to convince us a laptop obviously genuine was with fake you cheers l'affaire against the leading presidential candidate now you cry because trump doesn't like you because the rest of them longer to fleck you're lucky we don't unlock your entire profession on arrigo charge but he does have a point that means stream

marvin gaye is a song in a city blues.makes me want to holloways said, lord knows where we head and and. i don't know where we're going with this as as as attempts to to ban books, to search that sense of books escalate. maybe i do know where we're going this as those attempts escalate resistance to those attempts also. so that's where we're with this. and ultimately i, i do believe there's more of us in them. and by that i mean us who aren't trying to ban books. we want to keep history from being taught, who aren't trying to give life to other voices have been long ignored. i think there's more of us and i sometimes we get so overwhelmed by the audacity of of these attempts by, you know, a state legislator submitting four or 500 books that can't be in schools, none of which he's read knows nothing about we. just get so many have the ideas to do that that we kind of get taken aback. but it comes a time that we stop being aback and we stiffen our back and and fight back. so i think ultimately and i have to believe this, we'

marvin gay, beach boys, joni mitchell, stevie wonder and then abby road by the beatles at number fivee the arbitrator to settle this dispute. >> sandra: i'll ask dolly parton at 1:00 today. thanks for having me. >> bill: freedom friday. julie is in for harris, have a great weekend. >> julie: thank you so much.

at one point in the 1930 census, he's listed as marvin king. that might just have been it might have been a mistake by the census taker. we don't know. but then he travels to germany and learns more about martin luther and comes back and the ale to luther. and it's a very gradual process. it's not until his wedding invitation goes out that he begins to call himself martin, eloquent for the first time. and then a few years after he begins using martin luther king and then tells his son, by the way, your name is changing, too. so why martin luther, what was the significance? why would he choose name of martin? luther was the great protestant reformer from germany who really stood for religious independence, for standing up for your beliefs, for, you know, for principle, over over practicality. well, he didn't really want to be a minister. did he know he was his father a long time, assumed that he was going to be a minister. yeah, but well, it's interesting, though. i was really struck by this. i found an autobiography you that daddy king martin l

. - we're gonna turn the questioning over to the soul train gang, marvin, okay?t else do you like to do besides singing at your spare time? - well, i enjoy, i like fooling around. (audience laughing) - one reason "soul train" succeeded 15 years after "the nat king cole show" is because they found a sponsor to take it national. - that was for us, by us and we loved it. - let's welcome them warmly, gladys & the pips, mr. barry white, sly and the family stone, curtis mayfield, aretha franklin. - don cornelius was an icon. this man changed the game. when i was growing up, you did not miss "soul train." i mean, that was a part of my youth. - it was the regularly scheduled national platform for black culture. someone does popping on "soul train" in 1971 and people are tryin' popping in the schoolyard two hours later. it was a kind of universal black experience. - back in the '80s, which i'll never forget, i was a "soul train" dancer. oh, my god, that was such a huge deal. to go to the set was just mind blowing. and then here walks out don cornelius with his afro. i was

so i didn't know this, but we went to school with lenny kravitz, marvin gaye jr. -- >> i wasn't thereoked cigarettes. >> oh, yeah. >> we looked at you guys through the fence. [ laughter ] you and lenny and all the other beverly hills kid. >> jimmy: even using the word "continuation." we're not heading anywhere, just continue. >> immediately took me back. i used to have do to do every year over in the summer because i was a kid actor and my grades were so bad. if you pulled anything lower than a "c," i would have to go to summer school. >> jimmy: did you have to go to summer school? >> at beverly hills high. >> jimmy: wow, below-average students here. >> you too? >> jimmy: i was actually a very good student. i looked down on your types. [ laughter ] yeah, i did. you know. >> but i know -- so my kids were -- they did peewee basketball and all these little sports teams and everything. one day i see this, like, cool, gorgeous woman, like, carrying these two baskets with, like, this, like, fruit, and, like, pop keen popcorn and crackers and everything. it was like in slow motion. and the m

marvin gay, beach boys, joni mitchell, stevie wonder and then abby road by the beatles at number five. i believe spotify needs to be the arbitrator to settle this dispute. >> sandra: i'll ask dolly parton at 1:00 today. thanks for having me. >> bill: freedom friday. julie is in for harris, have a great weekend. >> julie: thank you so much. start off the hour with a fox news alert. former president donald trump diving right into the deep blue bronx bureau of new york city. in a neighborhood that isn't used to hosting republican presidential candidates. it is part of the former president's push to court black and latino voters. it seems to be paying offs he gains ground with both blocs that democrats have taken for granted for decades. he said biden didn't come to the bronx. minority voters are souring on biden's economy, border and foreign wars. trump getting cheers on the most pressing issues. >> what a crowd. [cheers and applause] this is something. [crowd chanting bring back trump] the minute biden shuffles out the door we'll get -- african-americans are getting slaughtered. hispani

winds around a 100 miles per hour ripped it apart i spoke with the owner whose name is marvin.s inside with a coworker would all happen thursday night around dinnertime. they crawled out from underneath debris unharmed after the fact. as they continue cleaning up what is left temperatures are rising making the work they're doing that much harder. there's hundreds of thousands of people without power it just in harris county here alone. kulik centers are opening for people without a seat to find relief. a lot of people are telling me they're worried about getting through the next week because we are forecasted to hit the '90s every single day. >> we need help. i want a breathing machine people here any medical issues we need help and food. >> like answers as far as how long is going to beat maybe 20 to make plans to leave the area for a while. >> city officials are warning people without power it could be out for at least a week for some of them which is not good news as a field the temperatures continuing to rise throughout the day. >> katie byrne from "fox weather," thanks ver

marvin gaye, what's going on? you got put out of the car. i mean, you actually had to walk home from wherever you may have been. but talking about this breakdown when it comes to diversity, yeah. >> what's going on when it comes to diversity all or feel like what you did there harry andy and fries me again, i love it again. >> no, i always try and work in the word flight here look when it comes to the diversity of lists, i think perhaps a little bit two male heavy right here at 67% just to 29% of the artists being female, white versus black. there we have a pretty nice mix, 53% white 44% black. so it's a fairly diverse list when it comes to race, but not necessarily such a diverse list when it comes to gender. laura all right. >> tell me who and what is your favorite album on here? >> you know, i'm not sure i can give you a favorite album, but i will say stevie wonder for the win, isn't she lovely? that was a song that if it wasn't written so long ago i'd say it was written about, you. >> oh, man. but yet it was written for his daughter, bab

. >> my son marvin, he goes to the middle school. it was around 11:00 where he called me and said he heard multiple shots. my other son called me, who goes to high school, he left with his friends, they were evacuated fast. one of my daughters is still inside the middle school. as we speak. to get a call when you're at work from your babies crying, saying that there's a shooting going on and we're scared and you're 30 minutes away from them. >> reporter: i spoke with another mother just now whose daughter's still in the middle school. they were at recess when it first unfolded. everyone went inside and ultimately shots into the back of the cafeteria, glass shattered. police confirm the shooter wasn't able to enter the building because of locked doors. >> let's hope that no one was injured. maura, thank you so much. >>> time for today's money minute. tesla announcing a new rounds of layoffs and linkedin is getting into gaming. >>> tesla has fired 500 employees. in an e-mail employees elon musk said tesla will continue to build new sup

that your work and excellence are things hud relies on and i want to lift up my colleague and friend marvin turner who i know is smiling down on us today and would be so pleased to know he remains associated with excellence in our housing industry. to his memory. [applause] on monday, i started my week in a similar room of housing practitioners in las vegas, nevada. it is great to have a week book ended with me ending at the same way. as somebody that has been in your shoes, who understands what it takes to build a very complex thing called affordable housing, i know hud is only as good as the work you all execute. i honor you for that work. it is important for me to be in the room, not just to share the things that hud and the administration is doing, but to genuinely thank you for getting up every single day and making something so complex and difficult, taking it across the line. housing is at the forefront of the national conversation like it has never been before. i don't have to say that in this room. it is driven by little things very good like a recent graduate trying to find their

. >> my grandfather was marvin brooksby, he passed away a month if before i was born, so i never gotlways had pictures of him and his medals in a shadow box, so i got to know him a little bit through that. joey: you talked about how your grandfather passed away before you were born, they all have a legacy,, the grandfathers do, ask and you connect the people and their legacy to the people they leave behind or, you know, their family. and i know that you have family that served in world war ii, so this is an important project for you. tell us about what you're doing at ancestry and how you got these three people here today. >> yeah, thank you. all three of their grandfathers served in world war ii as the navigator for dan and georgia's was a bombardier and the pilot for bonnie. and the idea that these men served in world war for -- world war ii or, it's the 80th anniversary of d-day, they all served on d-day in some capacity, we we wanted to bring people together to represent that service and help them learn a little bit more about their grandfathers. joey: when you talk about bringin

i spoke to ceo marvin ellison of lowe's, he said interest rates can go down, but then you still needonsumer confidence to go up. he's talking about kind of the hard to measure things that people still feel price fatigue. even as we're seeing some relief with the numbers, the cpi numbers that doesn't mean people are seeing those grocery prices or housing prices or dining out prices go down. and so, yes, they think twice about making purchases. that's a reality with anyone selling discretionary goods. >> macy's, if i'm reading correctly is banking on a big turn around. the macy's brand will be much smaller, but more profitable, presumably? >> that is the hope. >> that's the idea. >> one of the things that macy's did today that was very interesting is it teased out the stores it's closing, which are the underperformers from the ones that are doing better. it is planning to close 150 -- about 150 stores. and it broke out how it's stores did at the stores that it will keep open and those did better. it also looked at the first 50 stores it invested in and talked about the strategies it's

there is a tremendous amount of self-help still on the marvin side. >> are you too optimistic about luluu have overweight and you have a $500 price target on it. i mean that stock has not done well at all. you use the word when you talk about why you like birkenstock so much. it is not that much different anymore. with brands, you know, all these other companies that are now selling stuff that kind of look the same, but cost half as much. this is a real problem. how do you see it? >> i'm glad you brought it up, scott. look, what lulu finds themselves in right now, it's a moderating growth story or perceived as a moderating growth story. the truth is on a multi-year basis, i think lulu can drive the double digit top line growth, which would equate to a mid to high team bottom line grower. you have international that is still in early earnings. less than 10% exposure to the international markets. you have men's that can still double from here. accessories is still an opportunity. and the total addressable market for casual, i mean there is no question it's larger on the other side of the p