joining us with maurice taylor riggs.r: a lot of competition -- joining us with more is taylor riggs. taylor: a lot of competition. net income falls. on the one-year basis, the stock certainly is struggling. relativelook at hertz zo its peers, you see thathert is underperforming, going back five years normalized. i think something analysts are looking at is the short interest. and shows a directional bet that investors are making on the stock. you have revenue is expected to drop 2% year over year. vonnie: we had a little signal from avis which is down 20% but hurts is down 70. avis had the rental price per day that rose 1% in july, better than almost 4% drop then -- than they had in the quarter ending in june. look here, it is going to be a long climb back for hertz. you see estimates here just keep falling. one thing they can do like avis has done is look to see if they can get that rental price per day back up. consumers are shifting to suv's. if they modernize that fleet, that is one strategy they could look at. vonni

. >> maurice is in memphis. hi, maurice you're on. >> good evening, to all of you. the 14th amendment does not apply to the federal government. i think we feel there are certain fundamental protection they appear twice -- the equal protection of the law is a more explicit safeguard of prohibited unfairness than due process of law. buy, not uncertain that iplies the two are interchangeable appraises. how do you feel about the assertion that the concepts of equal protection and due process are not neutrally exclusive the. >> well, i think you're referring to the controversy of bowlen v. sharp where the court reads an equal protection component into the fifth amendment. there's a lot of discussion about how exactly the court does this, how the court explains it. i don't think the court goes very far towards an explanation. the fact of the matter is there was not going to be any way that you would get one holding in the four cases involving the states and a differently holding in the case involving the district of columbia. therefore, we get this equal protection compon

maurice in memphis is watching us. maurice you're on. >> i called to speak about justice jackson. i thought he was probably one of the most eloquent draftsman to ever sit on the court. but he was also the last justice who read the law. and he was not a graduate from law school. and other i think one of the great statementsoon american constitutional law on history, the majority opinion of the court of west virginia state board of education v. bar net. when you do get to board v. brown, hopefully someone will speak on the law he drafted in concurrence that he was going to issue in brown. but i believe his concurrence in this case has a much more far historical impact than black's majority opinion. >> i would agree with what you've said about justice jackson. so he is somebody without much or any formal legal training. but he's in there in this mix, every bit as influential and every bit as informed and engaged as any other justice. ask i think that's a real monument to him. and the second thing i think that's worth really stressing is his extraordinary eloquence. his ability to sor

police believe the store owner maurice jefferson was selling marijuana and cocaine out of his store.nvestigators say the store claimed to be selling 12-to 13-thousand dollars of merchendise a month. but when they looked inside the store, layers of clothes stacked in the store had dust on them. jefferson is now facing up to 60 years in prison if convicted. (darya) legendary country singer glen campbell has died following a 6-year battle with alzheimer's disease. campbell hit it big in 19-67 with his two two blockbuster albums "gentle on my mind" and "by the time i get to phoenix." in 19-69 he hosted the variety show - "the glen campbell goodtime hour." in 2005, he was inducted into the country music hall of fame. campbell was 81 years old. (darya) and the death of glen campbell is bringing more attention to alzheimer's disease. he made a documentary that showcased the struggles of his final tour while battling the disease. campbell said fans would cheer him on as he would forget words on stage. here's is reaction from the alzheimer's association.

emergency and this happened really just about ten minutes ago, less than that, but the city mayor maurice jones and the county executive office simultaneously issued a declaration of a local emergency and this is for two jurisdictions, fairly large protest, in fact, we saw some protests break out last night. the planned protest was for today, officials didn't know exactly how many people were going to arrive, they had estimate anywhere ride range between 2 and 6,000, obviously right now it's still developing, we don't know how many people are there but this joint declaration does allow local officials to request additional resources and that's on going situation here in the community. i want to bring in my cohost leland, as we look at live pictures, authorities say it can be confusing for folks who are there because you do see men and women who are openly carrying weapons, a lot of them are in army fatigues at this rally and this is a difficult situation for authorities. they said last night that they weren't necessarily prepared for rally that happened last night because it was planned f

roster to say crushes on maurice the eighth when donald glover became childish gambino did you think he was predicting you know not at all when donald would play his music for us on set we were all blown away. eighty eight what do you miss most about community oh and just seeing those guys every day that whole group and goofing around on the left who falls constant laughs they're so funny and we stay in touch and we text each other all the time we keep our group chain going but it's tricky who's sexier ryan reynolds or ryan gosling. gosling. you know them oh i know them personally no i do not know them know i don't know them they're both very sad austins a great guy i guess i go for gosling but reynolds is a close second i'm easy on what made you want to start acting it must've been an innate thing i've been doing i think i came out of the womb just like performing and when i was a kid i always played must have started with attention because all i wanted to do was perform for my neighbors and sing for them and dance around and put costumes on at home and my parents got me into theate

dorothyhorse man who did not take no for an answer went to maurice the chief of vaccine making at merck someone who people lived it in fear and intrep dation of tremendously respect of and also tremendously powerful and she told hem them mor reduce got to drop the vaccine and making the vaccine well -- guy but to this day as 1979 that first box says the vaccine, r being rubella component, measles and mumps that merck manufacture -- rubella vaccine in it and to this day, this vaccine protects four million american babies who were injected with it each year and it is also exported to 40 other countries. there's no doubt that it has prevented tens of millions of abortions and fetal abnormalities and up to this day. the first -- the first vaccine made was the double i38 fetal cells cells thy derived in 1962 was finally approved in 1972 by u.s. regulators. how did this happen? it is because 1972 rod murray final pushed out of its job as u.s. vaccine regulator and regulation was moved over to fda. so this polio virus vaccine became first on the u.s. market made in the wi38 cell. but what happ

wood high school students for drug sales.vacaville police took this photo of arrested owner, mauriceferson, and a photo of his alleged cocaine and marijuana stash - as well as a firearm.all now evidence in a federal indictment against him.natsthe store, named "shredders federation," produced this online advertisement five years ago. but investigators say one close look inside - and it was clear the store's clothing wasn't what people were buying. court documents read, the "claim jefferson sells 12-to 13-thousand dollars at shredders federation each month is dubious.""top layers of clothing stacked in the men's store had dust on them, as did the shelves.""little merchandise appeared to move." neighboring business owner chuck donaldson has been at this vacaville strip location for a decade.chuck donaldson/business owner: "honest to god, i never saw anybody walk in or out of that store. i never paid attention to that store."vacaville police first arrested jefferson a year ago after investigating an anonymous tip he was location to launder money.now the feds want to prosecute.mark reiche

maurice in go to east dublin, georgia. caller: good morning. i would like to know if the global warming deniers will accept the science that has predicted accurately, this occurrence just as they have -- just as they are at denying -- they are denying global warming is happening. it was the head of the goddard center who was the leading voice of the conclusions that have led to the actualities of man-made global warming. will dated -- will they deny this, also? guest: i cannot speak for what people believe or think. at nasa, we make measurements of phenomena. we have a constellation of satellites. our job is to make the measurements and allow people to make predictions and see if those can be verified. how people choose to view those is in their hands. we can predict things and they work well. we landed on mars and flying by -- and are flying by saturn. we went to the moon and build space stations. that is what our engineers and scientists do. how people believe what they are doing and what they are measuring, it is up to them. host: how much o

>> maurice cheeks was the head coach. i feel so sorry for this guy.lf the kobe stopper, to which kobe dropped 40 points every time. bonzy wilds, rashid wallace. it was a crash course in learning whatnot not to do wit life. >> jimmy: what was your job? >> i was an intern in the pr department. >> jimmy: oh. >> you can feel my pain. i learned how to write a lot of press releases. basically every time the players would get in trouble we would have to spin some story as to why they got in trouble which was usually just an apology to the fans and the there's only so many times you can say, it wasn't them. they weren't driving from seattle with a bunch of wide in t -- weed in the car. they're so sorry. they won't do it again -- until next week. >> jimmy: "insecure " is a very funny show. i saw the show on sunday night. you, in this episode, are, you, as i recall, you're at the like the super market, and you wind up going home with two girls who kind of pick you up at the supermarket. >> yes, a friday night of. >> jimmy: and you have a serious naked sex seen

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joining us with maurice taylor riggs. we seen this turnaround in the earnings.the end of the day, down to the price of the base metals, right? you can see on the long your charts they have rallied from what you said, the bottom of 2016. that share price has come up quite a bit, now coming back to those highs back where they were in march. but coming back just in quick fundamentals here, i would know the imf raise their forecast for china gdp. that is held pushing demand from the metals that glencore helps, up to 6.4% from 6% going out to 2018 to 2020. getting to the metals, up to that $3000 of metric ton barrier it hit. glencore is the number 4 producer of think, -- zinc, primarily from mines in canada. the rally is after glencore and other producers suspended output, so zinc is at its highest since 2007. i would also look at aluminum. that's another big base metal that glencore is involved in mining. aluminum is at its highest since november of 2014. this is when china was looking to shut down some of those illegal mines. it comes commodities, back down to supp

norah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, maurice. that's right. crammed in is the right word. as you know, this is houston's main evacuation center and shelter. it is packed with people. the official capacity when they started this thing on sunday morning, they said 5,000. well, officials tell cbs news more than 9,000 people stayed here last night, many of them without beds. we went in a short time ago and let me tell you, gayle, you and i talked about this, it's important for people to know what's going on. many of these evacuees are grateful that they are in a dry place, that there is some food. but they are also sharing a lot of frustration with the way things are going. we were here just 48 hours ago and there were only 700 people. now there's more than 9,000 people according to the red cross. as you can see, people are sleeping on the ground. there aren't enough beds for everybody. when we were here, they had 1,200 beds. they're trying to get 5,000 cots they say. that means about half of the people don't have beds. that's why they're sleeping

maurice is watching us in memphis, hi, maurice, you're on. >> caller: my thunder was somewhat stolenjustice jackson, i called a to talk about him. i thought he was probably one of the most eloquent draftsmen to ever sit on the court. but he was also the last justice who read the law. and he was not a graduate from law school. >> one of the great statements of american constitutional law and history, was his majority of opinion for the court in west virginia, state board of education versus barnett. when you do get to brown versus board, hopefully someone will speak of his memorandum of law that he drafted, in anticipation of a concurrence that he was going to issue in brown. but i his concurrence in this case has a much more far historical impact than black's majority opinion. >> i would agree. with what you've said about justice jackson. so he is somebody without many maybe any formal legal training, as law professor that should tell me a great deal. but he's in there, in this mix. every bit as influential, every bit as informed and gently engaged as any other justice and i think th

. >> reporter: maurice couldn't wait to move from his old apartment at alex griffith public housing.st week to the new apartment complex across the street. >> god bless them, too. because this is a hell hole. >> i don't know how heaven is, but it seems like i got a taste of it. >> reporter: 70 families from the alice griffith housing development have already moved here. the old 256 unit complex will be replaced, one for one, in the new facilities. by 2022, there will be over a thousand apartments build in this neighborhood by a developer. 30% will be affordable housing. all part of a larger blew print. part of the hunter's point naval shipyard. the area around the old ballpark will become a complex of 12,000 new homes, hotels, retail stores and parks. dr. honeycutt heads an advisory committee for the new developments. >> moving out of that to this, and who wouldn't? it's a new lease on life for them and we feel blessed to see this happening in our lifetimes. >> reporter: he vacated his old apartment two weeks ago, one of eirst to move into this one bedroom unit. he jumped at the chan

president loretta mester will speak to cet at 14:30 cet it we'll also hear from imf chief economist maurice obstfeld at 22:30 cet. >>> britain's foreign secretary, boris johnson, says though the uk has to meet legal obligations during eu talks, some figures touted for the brexit bill seem too high in an interview with the bbc, johnson added that britain would not pay a pen any more than is required nicholas, that sounds like classic boris johnson. should we expect any other language from him than this? >> no from what we've seen historically, with boris johnson, he will play both sides to some degree i think that they're trying to convince those that voted for brexit that, you know, we're not -- the uk will not pay a lot of money for it. it's clear from the europeans they're sticking to their guns, and they will insist on some form of payment. until these issues are worked out, the uk and europe are not able to move on to the important issue which is what the new relationship might look like >> nicholas, looking at what happened in the markets this week, we have the pound against the dollar

. >> reporter: maurice couldn't wait to move from his old apartment at alex griffith public housing.relocated last week to the new apartment complex across the street. >> god bless them, too. because this is a hell hole. >> i don't know how heaven is, but it seems like i got a taste of it. >> reporter: 70 families from the alice griffith housing development have already moved here. the old 256 unit complex will be replaced, one for one, in the new facilities. by 2022, there will be over a thousand apartments build in this neighborhood by a developer. 30% will be affordable housing. all part of a larger blew print. part of the hunter's point naval shipyard. the area around the old ballpark will become a complex of 12,000 new homes, hotels, retail stores and parks. dr. honeycutt heads an advisory committee for the new developments. >> moving out of that to this, and who wouldn't? it's a new lease on life for them and we feel blessed to see this happening in our lifetimes. >> reporter: he vacated his old apartment two weeks ago, one of the first to move into this one bedroom unit. he ju

dorothy, who did not take no for an answer went to maurice, the chief vaccine maker at merck, someone who people lived in fear and trepidation of. tremendously respected and also tremendously powerful. she told them, in no uncertain terms, you have to drop the inferior vaccine and stop making his vaccine. i can't tell you what he told her, but eventually he agreed and, to this day, as from 1979 with the first mmr vaccine, merck manufactured with his vaccine in it, and to this day this vaccine protects 4 million american babies who are injected and x as exported 40 other countries. there's no doubt it has prevented tens of millions of abortions and fetal abnormalities and does so to this day. the first vaccine made with the fetal cells that were derived in 1962 was finallype approved in 1972 by u.s. relators. how did this happen?its job 1972 rod murray was finally pushed out of his job as the u.s. vaccine regulator and regulation was moved over the fda. this poliovirus vaccine became the first on the u.s. market made with the wy38 cells. what happened to jefe? we left him back in 1962,

wood high school students for drug sales.vacaville police took this photo of arrested owner, mauriceefferson, and a photo of his alleged cocaine and marijuana stash - as well as a firearm.all now evidence in a federal indictment against him.natsthe store, named "shredders federation," produced this online advertisement five years ago. but investigators say one close look inside - and it was clear the store's clothing wasn't what people were buying. court documents read, the "claim jefferson sells 12-to 13-thousand dollars at shredders federation each month is dubious.""top layers of clothing stacked in the men's store had dust on them, as did the shelves.""little merchandise appeared to move." neighboring business owner chuck donaldson has been at this vacaville strip location for a decade.chuck donaldson/business owner: "honest to god, i never saw anybody walk in or out of that store. i never paid attention to that store."vacaville police first arrested jefferson a year ago after investigating an anonymous tip he was using the location to launder money.now the feds want to prosecute

15 for next 15 minutes for parts of the new jersey, far southern interior new jersey that includes maurice river and parts of the delaware central parts of the delaware, milford included south of dover until 6:00 p.m. heaviest hain has moved out of these areas but we have seen so much rainfall in the last week in and around dover area, over 6 inches of rain, so that ground is super saturated. as we saw from the view from the mobile weather watcher we are seeing flooding reports coming out of the shore, right now. latest flooding reports middletown ship, cape may county flooding in both directions on nj47, buena in atlantic county, u.s. 40 closed in both directions because of water on the roadway, and 2 feet of water reported on the hundred block of hollywood street in bethenny beach in delaware. you want to avoid this area. 2 feet of water can carry away all cars including trucks and suv's. what to expect this evening? we will see scattered showers lingering some will still be we have any intensity especially south of the sit a cross parts of the south jersey and delaware where we have see