resigning because it's the right thing for me to do meanwhile, the president here at trump tower in midtown manhattan lashing out, really, at some of the executives that have already left that council, putting out a statement on twitter, for every ceo who drops out of the manufacturing council, i have many to take their place grandstanders should not have gone on jobs, exclamation points the president arguing that those people who are stepping down from his council are simply grandstanders, carl? >> eamon, thank you very much. we still look forward to some events this afternoon, right, eamon? what happens at 3:00 and later at 3:45? >> well, we're expecting a series of announcements from the president later on today, including on manufacturing and infrastructure and other things. but one of the things that we're waiting for is the fate of some of the people in the white

it's trump tower in midtown manhattan. you see the protesters. trump arriving there a short time ago. protesters greeting him on the streets below. they're ainge tla it took him days to condemn white supremacists and neo-nazis for the deadly violence in charlottesville, virginia. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. the president bowing to growing pressure to speak out. reading a scripted statement at the white house today. here's part of

investigators say the attack happened in midtown manhattan just before midnight last night.ectives say they have glover on surveillance video and it appears the men got into some kind of argument moments before that stabbing. glover now charged with second dealing murder which carries a sentence of life in prison. >>> tonight police were out canvassing the area again where a woman was stabbed on a trail in northern virginia. fairfax county police are asking questions and searching for clues. the woman was attacked at random a week ago tomorrow. she was walking along the jerry connelly cross country trail toward the vienna metro station about 7:30 in the morning. >>> state leaders say a maryland cancer charity is a sham they're ordering the group to stop asking for donations. we can cer-vive was accused of fraud by the state attorney general. they say they used false advertising and claimed it was a non-profit. at last check, the atlanta-based organization was still accepting donations on its website. we reached out to them for comment tonight. we're still waiting to hear bac

see you tomorrow. >>> here's a live look at trump tower in midtown manhattan.esident trump arriving there a couple minutes ago. protesters greeting him on the streets a moment ago. they're angry it took him days to condemn the crime violence in charlottesville, virginia. this is kwn tonight, i'm don lemon. the president reading a scripted statement at the white house. here's part of it. >> racism is evil, and those who ca

it can happen to anyone that is standing outside in midtown manhattan at noon in golf clothes.w, and people like to sometimes blame a victim, he shouldn't have been in that place, she shouldn't have been there, she shouldn't have been wearing that. he shuntd-- i don't think they can find anything that i was doing wrong at that time except for maybe texting and not paying enough attention to what was going on around me. and that still ends up happening. >> trevor: you sued the nypd but you didn't sue them for money. >> uh-huh. >> trevor: you instead wanted some sort of change. what was that change and why was that important to you. >> yeah, well, i worked together with the state of new york to get this fellowship. so for six years, it's on the books now. their dime, line item budget for them to employ a fellow straight out of law school to fight cases like this. because over 50% last year went, didn't get seen to conclusion because either lack of interest, they-- dragged these things out t say tactic they use, people don't have the money to pay for a lawyer, they don't have time

you know i did the protesters filled the streets of new york over the weekend marching through midtown manhattan times square and you can square demanding for the president to a few white nationalist groups including the k.k.k. and neo nazis who clashed with the anti racism protesters in charlottesville part of the struggle against point and the guns of research on how many know they probably did however have its residents are descendants of a city where they continue here on. demonstrations also took place in other major cities including seattle chicago baltimore and san francisco to show support of charlottesville thousands took part in the multi-faith vigils and rallies across the country you are standing with one hundred other groups across the country today and leaders that are doing the exact same thing telling people that we are going to put up with that crap that happened in charlottesville this week i'm telling you i look to my left and i saw how their higher lying on the grounds and i saw the life pass from arise and i watched. it from that moment on ice words myself that i would not s

protesters filled the streets of new york over the weekend marching through midtown manhattan times square and you can square demanding for the president to a few white nationalist groups including the k.k.k. and neo nazis who clashed with the anti racism protesters in charlottesville. i can point and again every. city where they continue your. demonstrations also took place in other major cities including seattle chicago baltimore and san francisco to show support of charlottesville thousands took part in the multi-faith vigils and rallies across the country you are standing with one hundred other groups across the country today and these that are doing the exact same thing telling people that we are going to put up with that craft and have been in chinatown this week. and i look to my left and i saw how their higher lying on the ground and i saw the life pass from arise and i watched. it from that moment on ice words myself that i would not stop the fight against white supremacy i would never let this happen again i would never let another person die. because of white supremacy because o

. >> that is midtown manhattan. at bloomberg world headquarters in new york. i am vonnie quinn.'s get a quick check on the major averages. there wasn't too much movement earlier today. the dow up just point 1%. -- .1%. the nasdaq is up .4%, the leader today when it comes to movers. let's get first word news with mark crumpton. mark: the trump administration is encouraging more coal mining on land owned by the federal government. the "new york times" reports it's an aggressive push to exploit commercial opportunities on public land. the federal government owns 643 million acres of land, mostly in the west. the move is opposed by conservationists and democrats. ofsident trump's new chief staff is trying to put an end to the chaos at the white house. john kelly has warned against leaks. he also told staffers to put the country first, the president second, and their own needs last. kenyans vote tomorrow in a presidential race considered one of the tightest and most competitive in that country's history. the president faces a long time opposition leader. the success depends on a comp

manhattan --dtown i am in midtown manhattan for the unveiling of the samsung note eight.t is the latest version since the galaxy note seven was recalled after reports of catching on fire and exploding. let's take a look at it. ♪  the note eight has an improved camera with two lenses on the back of the device. it also supports faster networking for browsing the web and content. samsung killed off the smartphone after customers reported issues with earlier modelsphones catching fire. the whole fiasco cost the company an estimated $6 billion. >> we will not know if they have gottththere lopeople have tested it. that is not the only issue the company has faced. the former head of samsung was of the company. tim cook is different in that he represents the company, and so i feel verya.apple pla to unveil r highly anticipated phone eight in a matter of weeks. in the global smartphone shipments with 23% of the market after losing ground in the note seven scanl. can samsung hold on to it spot in the increasingly crowded smartphone market? only time can tell. still, by keeping the

innie: a little foggy midtown manhattan.from bloomberg world headquarters in new york am i am vonnie quinn, this is "bloomberg markets." i am with aryeh bourkoff. obviously, we are in a raising rates environment, either by the end of the year or early next year, another rate increase. a lot of your advising on massive deals but you do a lot of financing and a lot to companies. will it be more difficult? aryeh bourkoff: he is going to get a little more difficult. we are in a measured and gradual way. toyou add in his surprises the trendline, things will be more difficult. more surprisesn to the trendline, things will become more difficult. you have seen things slow down. access toxtreme capital and companies are going after valuations at all time highs. look at the measurement in the industry for deals around 13 the largest,ar, highest multiples since 1997. companies are using the plentiful capital base to go over bigger deals and valuations. vonnie: you opened a paris office this year. congratulations. the amount of deals th

i'm in midtown manhattan and we are here with the tourist today, warren buffett, the chairman and ceoberkshire hathaway is here to playoff a lunch auctioned away for glide warren, thank you very much for being here today >> thank you for having me. >> i know this lunch is very important to you this time around the auction went for $2.679 million today. over 18 years you have been doing this with glide, you have raised over $25 million. it's a little unusual for you to focus on a charity like this because you have given so much to other foundations that give away money why is this charity so important to you >> well, it's run by a very special man, cecil williams, who in the early 1960s was assigned as a minister to a church that was on the way down. it was in the tenderloin district of san francisco. it had about 110 or 20 white parishioners and cecil was black. so the 120 went down very fast when he arrived there. and so he started from scratch and he built a remarkable church but really aer remarkable social organization he helps the people that the world has given up on. and he nev

. ♪ rob: northbound sixth avenue in midtown manhattan, you are watching "fox and friends" first. season, not as bright early on. donald trump tripling down on his initial comments on the violence in charlottesville saying he needed to know the facts before calling any specific groups out. this has mourners prepare to say goodbye to the victim of the car attack. rob: allison barber live in charlottesville. heather: bipartisan backlash against the president. >> reporter: donald trump received a lot of criticism for not calling out the kkk and not the groups an initial response on saturday but in an impromptu press conference at trump tower the president defended his decision to wait two days before naming hate groups. >> when i make a statement i like to be correct but i want the facts. this event just happened. a lot of the events didn't even happen yet as we were speaking, this event just happened. before i make a statement i need the facts. i don't want to rush into a statement. making the statement when i made it was extra. >> the president didn't back down on his initial remar

. ♪ vonnie: that is a lovely midday midtown manhattan.m vonnie quinn and this is "bloomberg markets." a check on how the markets are faring. 0.5%.p 500 up let higher by bio jim. biogen.igher by the first word news and here's mark crumpton. mark: there could be more explosions at a houston area plant damaged by harvey. the french operator of the plate says this morning's fire knocked out power supply needed to refrigerate volatile chemicals. of tell more containers -- up to eight more containers could explode. the brexit talks do not appear to be going anywhere. the european union's chief negotiator said they are far from making the progress to move on to trade deal. the you can refuse to reveal its hand on crucial issues and accuse the eu of being too rigid. iran has not violated its nuclear deal with the united states and five other world powers according to the latest quarterly report by the united nations agency. the international atomic energy report out today does not explicitly say i ran is honoring the deal -- iran is honoring the

. ♪ vonnie: a view of sunny, beautiful, midtown manhattan. i am vonnie quinn.ll get a quick check on the major averages before we go someplace a little less sunny. the dow is down about a 10th of a percent. the s&p 500 is down three points. the nasdaq composite is still higher. up 0.2%. here is mark crumpton. mark: houston has never seen a storm like this one, and it may get worse. tropical storm harvey continues to pound southeastern texas. some areas may get more than four feet of rain before the down for ends later this week. record flooding has turned highways into rivers. crippled houston's energy industry, which refines 40% of the nation's gasoline. officials say they will be in the region for years to come. there will be a lift on restrictions at surplus military equipment being passed on to police. civil liberties groups fear that will lead to more violent confrontations, but the trump administration believes the program is necessary for public safety. the obama administration put their assertions in place after the police shooting of an unarmed man in

. ♪ vonnie: a beautiful shot of midtown manhattan. bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. let's get a quick check of the major averages. we saw a bit of a decline early on. the dow was down about 2/10 of 1%. the s&p 500 is down a quarter of a percent. chipmakers are trying to save a bit of a rally. the nasdaq is also down. we are talking treasuries in a few moments. let's get to mark crumpton and the bloomberg "first word news." mark: egypt's president and foreign minister met today with white house advisor jared kushner. after the trouble administration cut nearly $100 million in economic and military aid to egypt and delayed almost , citinglion more egypt's poor human rights record and its crackdown on nongovernmental groups. kushner was in cairo as part of a middle east tour looking at ways to revive israeli/palestinian peace talks. navy has responded to a rash of accidents by firing the admiral in charge of the japan-based seventh fleet. admiral relieved vice -- the vice are more, saying it lost confidence in

. >> that you beautiful shot of son in midtown manhattan. i'm vonnie quinn.is "bloomberg markets." the majora quick of averages, we've been lower for a second session but really where talking about fraction of a percent here, the dow down 56 points, 1/4 of 1%. draghi lower by disney. the s&p 500 down more than 1/10 of 1%. let's get to the first word news this afternoon tried mark crumpton is here with mark. mark: the british ambassador to the united nations says the u.k. stance, quote, shoulder to shoulder with the united states in tackling the nuclear threat from north korea. he said both countries have been clear in demands to pyongyang to halt its nuclear and icbm programs. korea holdst north the key to sanctions being lifted. u.s. secretary of state rex doesn'tn said he believe there's any imminent threat from north korea. the secretary also told reporters he thinks president trump's warning that north korea would face, quote, fury and fire was appropriate. north korea has had its considering missile attacks on the u.s. based on guam. officials say french

in new york, hundreds of protesters marched to trump tower in midtown manhattan wednesday, calling on the trump administration not to cancel daca, an immigration policy that protects nearly 800,000 undocumented immigrants who were brought to the u.s. as children. trump is reportedly considering ending the 5-year-old program, after attorneys general from 10 states threatened to sue if the administration doesn't end daca by september 5. this is angie kim, a daca recipient. >> i come from a dim -- a , beforeon before daca we use words like undocumented. i know what it is like to live life in limbo where you don't have the ability to work, make a living, go to school. meant everything to me. five years later, i am back in that place where my life is in limbo. amy: the american civil liberties union is warning that the immigration and customs enforcement agency, ice, is seeking permission to destroy 11 types of records, including information on sexual assaults by ice officers, solitary confinement of prisoners, and even the deaths of people in ice custody. immigrants rights activists say t

. ♪ vonnie: a bit of a shot there of midtown manhattan.om bloomberg world record is in new york mime vonnie quinn, and this is "bloomberg markets." now let's get straight to first word news with mark crumpton. mark: john mccain says america is adrift in afghanistan. the arizona senator made the declaration today as he unveiled a war strategy that includes more u.s. combat forces and increased counterterrorism efforts. mccain complained that seven months into the new presidency, the trump administration did not have a game plan on afghanistan. he says the thousands of american soldiers putting themselves on the line in his words deserve better. north korea has come out with a detailed plan for firing missiles at guam. they will be carried out in the middle of this month, the missiles can land as close as 19 territory.the u.s. south korea warns that would lead to a strong response, and japan says if the missiles fly over japanese soil, it would be legal to interest of the. them.-- intercept thosence of power favors more favorable with a bloc

selina: i'm here in midtown manhattan for the grand unveiling of samsung's galaxy note 8.are very high for this phone to succeed since it believes version -- its the latest version says the galaxy note 7 was recalled after reports of catching on fire and exploding. let's go ahead and take a look at it. note has always been samsung's biggest phone, one with a screen so large it's been compared to a tablet. now that screen is getting even bigger, measuring at 6.3 inches to be exact. the note 8 has an improved camera with two lenses on the back of the device. it supports faster networking tech for browsing the web and downloading content. -- can question remains samsung win big with customers after last summer's note seven debacle? samsung killed off the smartphone after customers reported problems of early note and even theloding replacement phones catching fire. the whole fiasco costs the company -- cost the company an estimated $6 billion. >> we won't really know if it gotten over the note 7 debacle until probably early 2018, when the phone has been out there long enough a

. ♪ vonnie: and that is a sunny day in midtown manhattan.e from headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. we want to update you on an unfolding story in barcelona, spain. a van has mowed down pedestrians on las ramblas, a spot popular with tourists in barcelona. catalunya police confirmed there were dusts -- catalonia police confirmed there were deaths. local reports say the perpetrator could behold up in a nearby restaurant. report says the driver is in a bar. now, we're also hearing from catalonia police that it is being treated as terrorism, but the motive cannot be confirmed. let's go straight to madrid now duarte who is with bloomberg and has the latest. what is the latest from police? trying: we know they are to find the perpetrator of the attacks. we know from the state owned newswire, there is at least one person dead. know.s basically what we you already mentioned the attack happened in las ramblas, which is in a crowded area of the city. vonnie: generally considered one of the top tourist destinations.

. ♪ live from midtown manhattan, bloomberg's world headquarters in new york.e quinn, and this is bloomberg markets. let's get a check on the major averages before we proceed. still not too much movement. the dow is unchanged, the s&p up one quarter of 1%, and the nasdaq is up 6/10 of a percent. let's get to the first word news straightaway right now. mark? mark: harvey is now pounding louisiana. the tropical storm came ashore in the western part of the state early today. it is expected to drop substantial amounts of rain before heading north. meanwhile, the rain has ended in houston, but the trouble has not. at least 18 people died, more have been0 people rescued. floodwaters are still rising in .art of southeast texas egypt has put the names of more than 350 people, including prominent muslim brotherhood figures, on its terrorist list. the designation bans those on the list from trouble, put them on a watchlist, and grants authorization to the right to free their assess -- freeze their assets. there has been a severe crackdown on muslim brotherhood members an

reception as thousands of protesters greeted president trump last night returning to trump tower in midtown manhattanor the first time since taking office six months ago. [chanting] apparently this went on for hours. this was part of the scene on fifth avenue last night, but today is a new day and the president has a big agenda ahead. i am the bill hemmer live in washington, d.c. shannon, how are you? >> i'm good. it was a noisy night here. hopefully it was quieter for your sleeping in d.c. >> bill: this town is sleepy. >> the reverse is true here in washington. i am shannon bream. here is president trump speaking out about the deadly charlottesville attack. >> racism is evil. and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thug thugs. including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. those who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of america. in times such as these, america has always shown its true character. responding to hate with love, division with unity, and violence with an un

and in part because of what happened this weekend, the crowds are large and loud in midtown manhattan, about five blocks from here. we have for you tonight a look at the president's comments just after 3:30 p.m. on saturday afternoon, and then over 45 hours later today back at the white house. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides. racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. >> we are starting to learn what was going on behind the scenes during those 45 intervening hours. associated press correspondent jonathan lemire, who will join us here momentarily, loath to appear to be admitting to a mistake, trump was reluctant to address his remarks. the media's unfair assessment of his remarks believing he had effectively denounced all forms of bigotry. new chief of staff john kelly had urged him to make a more specific condemnation warn

. >> i am in midtown manhattan for the unveiling of the samsung note 8.he stakes are very high for this phone to succeed since it is the latest version since the galaxy note 7 was recalled after reports of catching on fire and exploding. let's take a look at it. ♪ >> the note has always been samsung's biggest phone. one with the screen so large, it has been compared to a tablet. now, the screen is getting even bigger, measuring at 6.3 inches to be exact. the note 8 has an improved camera with two lenses on the back of the device. it also supports faster networking for browsing the web and downloading content. but the question remains, can samsung win big with customers after last summer's note 7 debacle? samsung killed off the smartphone after customers reported earlier models exploding and even replacement phones catching fire. the whole fiasco cost the south korean company an estimated $6 billion. >> we won't really know if they have gotten over the note 7 debacle until probably early 2018, when the phone has been out there long enough, and people have

his trump tower in midtown manhattan. big protests outside and big turmoil inside as talk grows of another possible white house shake-up. this one centered on chief strategist stephen bannon. >> is he going to be gone in a week? >> that's up to the president whampl. what does the mooch thing? >> up to me, he would be gone. >> primary day in alabama. the seat once held by attorney general jeff sessions up for grabs and a bruising reminder that the gop even while in charge of just about everything is in the middle of an identity war. first, though, breaking news. the fourth resignation from a white house manufacturing council. that, fresh evidence the political fallout continues from charlottesville and from a presidential response pend at too little and very late. >> came out yesterday with a better response, but it looked a little forced and half-hearted. what's affecting the president here is the fact that his prior statements during the campaign were, you know, went after -- made attacks on mexicans, muslims, the indian

case of trump, home is a penthouse in a high-rise named after himself on 5th avenue here in midtown manhattan. the command post was originally right below his residence on the floor below the president lived. last month it was relocated to a trailer on the sidewalk street level. a long elevator ride away causing concern from some security experts. including concerns about radio transmissions breaking up due to walls and distance. one former secret service made comparison. like having the quarterback of the football game being located in a different stadium than where the game is being played. it is worth noting, however, the risk assessment would be different if the president ever visited new york. he has not returned to his home since he was inaugurated. his wife and son stayed behind initially but have now >>> russia is fake news. the special counsel investigating trump and the russians, impanel as grand jury in washington, d.c. >> believe me, there is no collusion. russia is fine. >> what we're learning about where this investigation is headed. >> this russia thing with trump and russia is

vonnie: and that is beautiful midtown manhattan.om on bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." let's get a check of the major averages. last time i looked, they were in the green. the dow jones industrial average of 4/10 of 1%. the index being led higher by verizon communications, followed by intel. the s&p 500 of a quarter of a percent. the nasdaq is up a temp of 1%. for once, all three indices are higher. let's get to first word news now with mark richt and. crumpton. mark: vice president pence says the president will sign a bill on sanctions on russia soon. he said the ministration had concerns about the bill first. russia has retaliated against orderingsanctions by u.s. diplomats there to cut staffers. ofmp is being accused propping a story. the suit filed by the family of the slain man said mr. trump reviewed the fox news story before it was published and wanted it to overt attention from the campaigns ties in the probe with russia. he was killed in what was claimed to be a botch

they had a flashy event here in the park armory in midtown manhattan, and they revealed a lot of the about the phone, which i am holding in my hand. some of the main differences ar it has a large screen, large display, it is the biggest phone yet and another plus is the stylus, which is skinnier and more pressure resistant than before. on top of that, they also ha a dual camera lens in the back, so talking to people here, it seems there is lot of excitement about these improvements but we'e still going to ve to wait and see if they bounce back from the problems of last year. >> british prime minister theresa may wants to take back control of the country's laws from europe. her government is willing to accept a cooperative relationship with the european court of justice. u.k. is open to a biting -- abiding that bypassed ecj rulings and even referring decisions to it. jonathan: this red line was of huge importance to the brexiteers. said in october, to great applause from the conservative party, that brexit meant leaving the jurisdiction tothe ecj and they're open abiding by past dec

a flashy event here in the park andry in midtown manhattan, they revealed a lot of the details abouthone, which i am holding in my hand. some of the main differences are it has a large screen, large display, it is the biggest phone yet and another plus is the stylus, which is skinnier and more pressure resistant than before. that, they also have a dual camera lens in the back, so talking to people here, it seems there is a lot of excitement about these improvements but we're still going to have to wait until they bounce back from the problems of last year. british prime minister theresa may wants to take back control of the country's boards of europe. her government is willing to expect -- accept a cooperative relationship with the european court of justice. u.k. is open to a biting bypassed ecj rulings and even referring decisions to it. >> is it a red line that has been scrapped or diluted a little bit? >> a red line that has become more weekly, perhaps -- wiggly, perhaps. it was of huge importance to the brexiteers. , leavingeant, she said the ecb, what it means now is leaving dir

tom: certainly come in midtown manhattan last night, a lot of police out for peaceful protests in midtowne will see more today and this evening. right now, here is jessica summers. president trump faces criticism for failing to personally denounce white nationalists after that deadly rally in virginia that led the white house to release a statement saying the president condemns all forms of violence and hatred and that includes white supremacists and neo-nazis . one person died at the protest when a car ran into a crowd of counter protesters. national security officials are camping down fears of an imminent nuclear war with north korea. they say there is no indication that war will break out with kim jong un's regime. america's top general meets with the south korean president today. the trump administration will go ahead with plans to investigate china in a growing trade dispute. they have accused china of violating rules and intellectual property. one big complaint is that they force u.s. companies to transfer technological know-how. the u.k. will try to regain momentum in the brexit ne

the president expected to seek this hour at trump tower in midtown manhattan. his first visit to his new york city home since moving into the white house. right now we're told he's holding meetings to fix our country's infrastructure. the president made rebuilding america's crumbling bridges and roads a top campaign issue in the 2016 presidential election. the white house trying to change topics as the trump administration faces a growing number of issues. fallout continues to his initial response in charlottesville, virginia. and more stepping down from his manufacturing council. the ceo from intel gave a statement. the president wrote on twitter, for every ceo that drops out, i have many to take their place. grandstandings should not have gone on. jobs! president trump faced criticism from both sides of the political aisle. really, across the nation after it took him two days to come out against white supremacists and neo-nazis. police say last saturday, james field jr. mowed down a crowd of counter protesters with his car killing heather heyer. hours after t

case of trump, home is a penthouse in a high-rise named after himself on 5th avenue here in midtown manhattancommand postwas originally below his residence on the floor below the president lived. last month it was relocated to a trailer on the sidewalk street level. a long elevator ride away causing concern about radio transmissions breaking up due to walls and distance. one former secret service made comparison. like having the quarterback of the football game being located in a different stadium than where the game is being played. it is worth noting, however, the risk assessment would be different if the president ever visited new york. he has not returned to his home since he was inaugurated. his wife and & son stayed behind initially but have now themselves moved to the white house. that is our broadcast for this evening. thank you for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> the russia story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics. that's all it is. >> president trump dismissing the russ

. >> check this out this video from midtown manhattan shows a man walking his bike to a cab stopped inraffic and reaches in the cab and snatches cash right out of the shirt pocket of that cabby before getting away. in this case the suspect got away with $78, police say there have been at lee, seven similar robberies since june and some cases the suspect even punches the driver there. just sitting in traffic. >>> let's send it over to katie because i hear you have a good forecast. >> i think we will look ahead to a day to bolt up and savior if you have the opportunity to get outside take advantage of that, today and tomorrow for that matter. high pressure on our side. nice wide zoom of the eastern 23rd of the u.s. shows quiet weather for most of us. central plains different story depending where you, panhandle of texas getting hit hard but high pressure in store for most of us,e of the mississippi river here across mid-atlantic and northe. with that high pressure still in place it does promote fair weather. as we look in the next couple days you will note that is right through tomorrow,

julie: from bloomberg world headquarters in midtown manhattan, this is bloomberg markets.commodity markets are closing in new york. let's look at some of today's big movers. the big loser today -- oj down about 3.5% at the moment. u.s. orange shoes retail sales fell nearly 9% in july and early august. the usda says that crop looks potentially demand, high. of crudest source could help erode the global glut. after the initial leg up, we have seen quite a bit of choppiness in the oil market today. gold slipping as risk on sentiment takes hold. investors are waiting for mario draghiwhere and janet yellen are scheduled to speak. a year before the financial crisis, there was a crisis that often gets overlooked. we are talking about a crash of funds in 2007. while the funds that back and address the shortcomings, there theso many new products on market that there are questions being asked about whether the industry is prepared for another crisis. joining me is the head of marketing research management at a qr capital management. of the face of wall street. a long introduction, b

first on cnbc interview >>> and we'll take you live to samsung galaxy 8's event happening in midtown manhattanay. this is the successor to the recalled galaxy note 7 and we're expecting announcements around the voice assistant. we'll fill you in on the details. more ahead on "squawk alley. like the perfect deal... ...on the perfect hotel. so wouldn't it be perfect if... ....there was a single site... ...where you could find the... ...right hotel for you at the best price? there is. because tripadvisor now compares... ...prices from over 200 booking... ...sites ...to save you up to 30%... ...on the hotel you want. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. godaddy announced that their ceo is retiring at the end of the year naming scott wagner as his replacement. joining us now in a first on cnbc interview, outgoing godaddy ceo blake irving blake, good to see you. >> good to see you, john >> so ipo is in april 2015, the stock is up better than 60 -- yeah, 2015, the stock is up better than 60% since then is this retirement for y

they had a flashy event here in the park armory in midtown manhattan, and they revealed a lot of the about the phone, which i am holding in my hand. some of the main differences are it has a very large-screen and a very large display. it is the biggest phone yet. another added plus is the stylus, which is skinnier and more pressure resistant than before. on top of that, they also have a dual camera lens in the back, so talking to people here, it seems there is a lot of excitement about these improvements, but we are still going to have to wait and see if they bounce back from the problems of last year. >> british prime minister theresa may once vowed to take back control of the country's lords of europe. now, her government is willing to accept a cooperative relationship with the european court of justice. a new positions as a u.k. is open to a biting bypassed ecj abiding bying --to ecb rulings, and even referring decisions to it. >> is it a red line that has been scrapped or diluted a little bit? >> yeah, it is a redline that has become wiggly, perhaps. a bit more it was of huge imp

his trump tower in midtown manhattan.rotests outside and big turmoil inside as talk grows of another possible white house shake-up. this one centered on chief strategist stephen bannon. >> is he going to be gone in a week? >> that's up to the president whampl.

david: reporting from midtown manhattan outside trump tower. i think it bears some time to look at why these ceos did what they did. let's start with ken frazier, the ceo of merck. "america's leaders must honor our values by rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry, and group supremacy which run counter to the american idea that all people are created equally." he said this was a matter of conscious for him. kevin other hand, we have plank of under armour that had a different approach to the whole thing. he said it was a matter of sports rather than politics. "we are resolute in our potential ability to improve american manufacturing. however, under armour engages in innovation in sports and not politics." that doesn't sound quite so much a matter of conscience. this is about business for him and i think at the beginning of this, the ceos wanted to be on the council because it was a business decision. they wanted to be around the table part of the negotiations and now they feel it is a political decision whether you remain or go and for him, wh

in a midtown manhattan restaurant, an internal nfl research document was leaked to a reporter. >> documentsme at smith and wollensky's in manhattan, in an envelope-- i mean, it was great, it was very deep throat-- by somebody who shall remain nameless. but he literally slid it across the table in an envelope. >> narrator: it was a scientific study of former players commissioned by the national football league itself. >> at the bottom of page 32, there it was: dementia. and they had asked players, or their representatives, their wives, "have you been diagnosed by a physician as having alzheimer's, dementia, or any other memory-related disease?" >> what it showed was that former nfl players seem to have memory-related disorders at a much, much higher rate than people in the regular community. and here was a study that the nfl supported, and it came out not looking too good for the nfl. >> it was the people who the league hired to find out the answers to these questions giving them the answers. and that's what they were. and so, you knew that this was going to be big. >> narrator: the study we