i think today, nine years after mike brown was killed, we have most reflect on.ge floyd, was in many respects something that builds on the response to the killing of mike brown in 2014, so the organising, the creation of hashtags, the use of twitter to spread the message across the country and across the world, activists on the grounds leading protests and, ultimately, pushing for policy change — all of that really began in earnest in 2014 on august 9. so i think that legacy is something we can reflect on as a meaningful, enduring legacy of this day nine years ago. well, nine years on, you are now representing the families of both michael brown and also rekia boyd who have turned to international law in a bid for accountability. why did they do that? well, we began this process actually even back in 2014 with the understanding that oftentimes when you are appealing for justice from the same people who created the injustice in the first place, you are likely to run into a dead end. so we said that we are going transcend what's happening locally, even nationally, a

for the families oftentimes there is a case to reopen the case, for both these cases, the mike brown were not held accountable, so there is a call for accountability but also both families have over the past nine years experience a number of mental health issues that are inevitable when someone who is part of your family is killed by the government and you don't have accurate redress. so there is a call for the provision of mental health services to be given to these families, oftentimes by the government, so that they can begin to put their life back together and move forward to try to make sure that we have not only accountability, but also healing that takes place in these communities. in healing that takes place in these communities.- healing that takes place in these communities. in the years since the killing _ these communities. in the years since the killing of _ these communities. in the years since the killing of michael - since the killing of michael brown we have seen the killing of viana tahlia, george floyd, you have touched on protest rocks right across the world, we h

the fourth biggest bank by assets, we are glad to have mike brown you mentioned a bit of the earningserating environment was more challenging, have to ask you, you will be stepping down. talk to us about where the company is that finding your successor. >> it is early days in that process. the board of the bank had commenced the process to search for a successor for myself. right now that process is going well but there is no fixed timeline on it. >> what would you say that you have been a ceo for 14 years. what ceo are they looking for? >> you need somebody who is an experienced, well-regarded banker. someone who has the right balance between the skills required to ensure a bank performs and the skills in the transformation journey. so central to our performance over the last two years. dani: you mentioned the difficulties in your report. the growth environment is looking pretty weak. how do you grow and an environment like that here in south africa? >> it is clear that it is going through a difficult period right now. equally as many are in domestic challenges. it is important to en

pluto, it all started with the discovery of the asteroid eris, it was made by californian physicist mike brown is called pluto's killer, of course, in a figurative sense. he just wanted to prove that eris - this is the tenth planet, but other scientists have come to the conclusion that both she and pluto are not real planets, dwarf on this day . to the least did not answer in us, he is still considered unfairly offended, perhaps because this is the only planet that the americans discovered and in the states of new mexico or the legislators officially decided still consider it as such. that was the day in history. god bless america today will be hot, everything worked out. mine followed the street and alleys behind each house. on august 30 , there was a raid directly on the center of kursk . i had to crawl out under the rubble of the house. the maximum public building was burned down , only the skeletons of the wall remained without ceilings. 38.099 civilians died this is called the znamenskaya grove in the search engines found within 10 skeletonized corpses. here is a horror, a flaw there are

pluto, it all started with the discovery of the asteroid eris, it was made by californian physicist mike brownkiller of pluto, of course, in a figurative sense. he just wanted to prove that eris is the tenth planet, but other scientists came to the conclusion that both she and pluto are not real planets, dwarfs on this day 26 the assembly of the international astronomical union approved the criteria for planetary status, the object must revolve around the sun, have a spherical shape and be gravitational dominant pluto these categories in full to the least did not answer in us, he is still considered unfairly offended, perhaps because this is the only planet that the americans discovered and in the states of new mexico or the legislators, they officially decided to continue to consider its fabric. that was the day in history. the direction is the most difficult direction i had to take the command upon myself. we suffered a very big loss, not counting how many we were for 300, the chase was to the right, and i was thrown out. stop, i don't know what i would have done in that situation, honestly

pluto, it all started with the discovery of the asteroid eris, it was made by californian physicist mike brownnd is called pluto's killer, of course, in a figurative sense. he just wanted to prove that eris is the tenth planet, but other scientists came to the conclusion that both she and pluto are not real planets, but dwarf ones on this day 26 the assembly of the international astronomical union approved the criteria for the planetary status of the object must revolve around the sun, have a spherical shape and be the gravitational dominant pluto did not fully answer these categories in us, it is still considered unfairly offended, perhaps because this is the only planet that the americans discovered and in the states not in mexico or legislators, officially decided to continue to consider it as such. that was the day in history. august 24, a memorable date in the military history of russia august 24, 1944, the liberation of chisinau from nazi germany yazka invaders, the chisinau operation began on august 20, with the goal of encircling and defeating the german-romanian group covering the bal

that's why mike brown was so adamant that we just don't know where it's going. it's a long path. stand off in terms of indicting my client just yet. >> martha: just think about his family. i don't remember other cases -- i'm trying to think of the other serial cases where you have a wife and two children living in the house. often these people are loners in many cases. this strikes me as an unusual situation. you can see -- we have the photos of their house that got turned upside-down and ripped apart. you can understand that they had to get under the bathtub, in the basement. we show the photos published today. how do you handle that answer an investigator when you have to get in there but you have these other lives? >> great question. it's balancing the lives of those last at the hands of rex heuermann and the family, this family's life will never be the same. not only did they live through the ransacking of their house for legitimate reasons, now they have to live with this man's legacy possibly just blemishing the rest of their time. we'll have to see what happens. it's a lot

and if you're doing so in deerfield beach, florida you'll likely find ocean rescue captain mike brownt one of the city's lifeguard towers. >> when we enter the water, we're going as hard and as fast as we can. >> reporter: he's personally handled countless rescues. more often than not it's when an unsuspecting beachgoer gets caught in a rip current. >> rip currents account for over 80% of rescues performed by surf lfeguards nationwide. >> reporter: rip currents do not pull people underwater but rather away from shore and can pull you out hundreds of yards. >> these currents can move pretty quickly, faster than even like an olympic swim jer. >> reporter: the international weather service says never assume it's safe to swim just because it's nice outside like today. rip currents often form in calm, sunny days. experts say resist the urge to fight the rip current. instead swim out of the current in a direction following the shoreline or towards breaking waves. draw attention to yourself if you're unable to reach the shore. but most importantly, swim where there are lifeguards present. th

you waited until mike brown 2014. you were elected in 2008. you know, i'm just adding up the math here and i'm just, you know, at a loss. so this is black issues. issues. this is what i do. i'm really excited to hear the answers. thank you. you know, i'll do my best to sort combine the questions if i can, because i think there are actually important overlaps there. and so i'll talk about the union piece first because i think it speaks in part to this question of younger officers. you know, unions are democracies. they may not always be as as effective democracies, but but they are democracies. union members vote on what to do and who to be elected as president. and the composition of unions change. those unions can take different directions. so stockton is the example of the city that that i mentioned, where a younger generation came in. and this happened because. the city underwent a really significant budget crisis after the financial crisis and lost about a quarter of its police force. and they had to slowly, over the course of the next yea

mike. hi, i'm josh brown if we can have a tv show, you can too. >> just straight replacement level host isore tv today than kelly ripa i was watching >> not as well >> i hope you saved something for tonight. >> not as well but more of it. for the next hour josh and i will tackle all of the topics investors are talking about. we will discuss and debate, maybe argue a bit. let's get to it. we will start with a segment we are calling "on the clk"

this active for this long, this is not going to disabuse them of that idea. >> mike, look forward to seeing you and josh brown i still think mike and josh sounds like a morning zoo djs. >> that's kind of the template we'll see what we can do >> good. we'll see you at 6:00. nice summer programming for the next few fridays >>> in the meantime, down is going to finish down about 160 4,477 on the s&p next week, extremely busy. cpi, thursday. ppi, friday. we'll get some manheim used cars on monday, and then we'll wrap up some of the earnings of the june quarter with paramount, disney, data dogs, lilly let's get into "overtime" with morgan brennan and jon fortt >>> well, things took a turn, literally, right around 1:00 p.m we got your scorecard on wall street with the s&p meeting lows of the week. winners stay late. welcome to "closing bell: overtime," i'm jon fortt with morgan brennan ahead on today's show, it was the busiest week of the earnings season, but the big moves in the treasury market stole the show we'll discuss if bonds are going to continue to drive the narrative for this market. >>> plus, two ceos jo

. >> mike, thank you so much >>> mike and josh brown will be on tonight's special program, the buzziestgram in television right now at 6:00 p.m. mike, thank you. >>> a warning sign that inflation could turn back up, there's that and the runup in oil prices, which has one of my next guests concerned. let's bring in my two guests great to have you both here. jay, you're watching crude prices or pump prices, aren't you? >> for sure, kelly pump prices, we have seen gasoline prices rise 30 cents, 40 cents or so over the last month or so. so all those things could push the overall headline rate of inflation higher i think what's more important is the core rate of inflation that's coming down but that still remains, depending on what measure you are looking at, 3.5% to 4% so inflation at this point remains elevated >> so when we say elevated, i guess the real question goes a couple of ways number one, are we going to go up to 4% on the cpi, and if the fed is expected more or less not to hike rates again, might they get involved and is all of this, you know, a drag on the consumer, attacks on t

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mike: that's the true. it's funny. watching the jets and browns. the first monday night football game, and watching prime time football, and prime time football has been so much of your life. what sit like to be associated with monday night is sunday night all these years. >> it's like a dream come true. 1970, i remember watching the game and monday monday night football, i had to beg my parents to stay up for halftime to watch the halftime highlight. the nbc version was the rockets and the moon. >> cris: here is what you don't see. yelling the truck and putting up pictures and doing different thing. but if you enjoyed prime time football over the past two, three decades, whatever it may be, with john madden and all the great super bowls, this guy has had as much to do with that as any announcer, then who has been in division and i'm thrilled. and now i will rib you a little bit. >> okay. >> mike: i have holly waiting in the wings. he had the same exact life. i can't do what they do. which is true. that is very true. but they can do what do. i'm ju

tonight at 5:00 eastern time for "fast money" and at 6:00, tune in for "taking stock" with mike santoli and joshua brown, what are you looking at and what is the setup here >> for next week, i think we have to think about the consumer the consumer is strong, but not everybody is benefitting from that we have paramount and disney next week. what will pull disney out of the dog house? not less ndomestic travel and a writer's strike. i think that's going to be a lot of emphasis on disney next week, but we look at paramount and determine if these have the opportunity. >> big cap earnings and also a 4% yield on the ten-year so we have gone through a lot. time for the "final trades." kick it off. >> i'm going to go with baba for all the reasons i said and really just to aggravate the trolls a little more i think it's compelling here >> brenda? >> i'm going to go with stryker. solid organic growth that will continue as we see more elective procedures work through the back log wynn resorts >>> that does it for us. "the exchange" starts right now. >> thank you very much, melissa. welcome to "the exchange." i'm k

security company has since lost its contract with about 25 walgreen stores after the bango brown shooting. mike henry lee live tonight in the newsroom. henry, thank you. new details this evening about a deadly shooting right outside oakland's lake merritt bart station. police have released the name of the suspect, 45 year old juan andres martinez was arrested yesterday afternoon not long after the shooting. martinez is being held without bail at the santa rita jail in dublin. the suspect is accused of shooting and killing a man right outside the station for reasons still unknown, the victim's name has not been released. a four men have been indicted in a deadly shooting that took place at a park in east palo alto earlier this year. a grand jury indicted the four on charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. prosecutors say two groups of men engaged in a gun battle there at jack farrell park back on may 17th, firing 33 shots as children were playing nearby. one man, ralph old, was killed. he was the cousin of las vegas raiders wide receiver davante adams, san mateo county district attorney

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maybe with the special, we can do it then >> we should promote that mike is going to be hanging out with josh brown situation. >> meantime back to business, whole sale inflation numbers, 8:30 eastern time with the july producer index joining us to talk inflation in the markets, the head of market strategy and fixed income at jpmorgan -- >> doesn't even know where she is at this point what are we talking about? >> i'm ready to talk about the other epic match, between the inflationisters and recessionistas >> recessionistas are losing i guess. >> so far it really has not turned out to be the year of the bond, which was certainly our view coming into this year that the economy was going to prove to be stronger but most importantly in the absence of anything breaking down, the fed is not going to deliver these very aggressive cuts that were being priced in earlier in the year and i don't think it's going to deliver them even possibly in 2024 because again, just because the fed at some point in the next few months, if it's not already, will be done hiking, doesn't mean it transitions to cutting in the a

laggards and leaders >> nice to have you in the house, dominic chu before we go, mike, another big friday night for santoli and brownsh, or as josh calls it the josh and mike show, it's back at 6:00, taking stock i'll see if i can have josh be less inhibited. >> out of his shell. >> yeah. we chop up pretty much everything that happens during the week and i think we might try to remake the dow industrial. >> the dow jones industrial average? >> yeah. >> last friday's show was awesome. we look forward to another one tonight. 6:00 p.m. stn tieaerme "squawk on the street" is back after this don't go away. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> the new york stock exchange. ahead this morning, tom lee is with us. get some reaction to the inflation data today, what it means for margins and why it's bullish that a session is not in sight. >>> nyu is with us with risk premium in the market and whether valuations are getting too lofty. >> j

. >> we're going to look ahead, mike, 6:00 tonight. you and josh browntock", what kinds of things are going to be happening? two people who know the marks cold, what should we be expecting? >> multiple interpretations of what the message is on all of these moves. we're going to be ranking the big worry points of the market. what's a real concern and what can we dismiss. we may not agree, but we're going to try. >> wish you well, have a good show. obviously, you hear the clubbing here. the dow looks like it's going to give it up too. three straight weeks of losses here for the major averages. we have some technical damage -- there's the bell. everybody, have a good weekend. see if palo alto delivers here in this unusual "overtime" release. morgan brennen takes it away right now. >>> looking like a flat close for the s&p 500 here. stocks settle. maybe a level around 4371. the nasdaq dipping down slightly. all of the major averages as you just heard scott say finishing lower on the week. that is the scorecard on wall street. the action is just getting start

do not miss mike and josh brown on a cnbc special taking stock. >> let's talk more about the markets.its 50-day moving average for the first time since the beginning of june. at the same time some key market drivers have been having a rough go of it. apple's down more than 11%. the worst performer in the dow. tesla is down close to 20%. joining us to talk about key levels he watching, mark newton, global head of tech strategy. in the past, mark, when you see the real horses of an advance pull back a little, it's not surprising but it can preset further problems. what's is say about overall the technicals for the market? >> thanks, joe. yeah, we have seen a little bit of damage in the near term performance of the leaders so to speak but you really haven't seen it in stocks like nvidia just yet. as melissa mentioned, apple and nvidia are down 12% from their peaks but really no substantial longer term damage that would warrant investors would want to avoid these stocks. most of these have had substantial runs off the lows. look, the market has changed in recent days and it had been very

mike, first up to you, and you and josh brown got a special at 6:00 >> we do coming up.in some ways tonight look, i think the market, if you really look back how the week was churning and it was seemed like an untrustworthy? right, didn't hold a lot of rallies. only down 30 basis points in s&p for the week churning arranged the same levels seems as if the bar has become higher in recent weeks for what be9:00 economic news has been delivered to investors in the form of disinflation and better growth to get us moving in terms of appetite from stocks here i think you have to say that the overall market absorbed stiff pullback in leading mega cap tech stocks without falling apart just yet not an all-clear but seems market held its ground okay. >> yeah. all right. michael, in a second and contessa, confused 10:0 penn gaming make a huge deal with disney and below where it was before the disney deal a couple days ago? what's going on? >> not just penn crazy casino action today. look at penn shares. down, reversal of action we saw post-deal news see the switch there helping penn

we'll check back in and we'll speak to democratic ohio congressman shantel brown in a moment but want to start with mikethe president of the ohio right to life group, mike obviously you were hoping that this was going to pass tonight. why did this fail? >> well, kaitlin, thanks for having me on. there's still over 7,000 precincts that still need to have results turned in. we're not ready to call it on our side just yet. we think the votes are out there and good at same-day voting in the republican party and still holding out. we don't believe it should have been called this early. here we are today and, you know, the no side is winning, of course, but at the end of the day we still want to count all our votes. you still think there is a chance? >> i do. 7,000 precincts, not in the nation but in the state of ohio and let the process play out and see where we're at. at the end of the day we've been laser focused on november since january, this was step one in the process and we'll be ready to go come november. >> cnn knows obviously really accurate with these projections. we don't make these early. we mak

targeting one of the country's leading mike pro electronics funds, emergency services, helping, repairing, minus the damage caused by that time. outside from the gulf from brown sca drones also reached must go to la luca and a number of other regions, no casualties, or for him to be understand old a, you a, these were destroyed mean all this morning, but a yeah. and so it's already supported. another attack by ukraine, this time drones talking to the local t. v station, the governor labeling at a tara attack. all right, before we go and wrap up this program, let's give you a recap now about.

brown in just a moment. but i want to start now with mike, he is the president of the ohio writer like.ping that this was going to pass tonight. why did this fail? >> caitlin, thank you for having me on your show, look, they're still over 7000 precincts that still needs to have the results started. we're expecting 1 million and i have votes, we're not ready to call it on either side just yet. we still think the votes are out there. we are really good at same day voting in the republican party. we are still holding out, we don't think it would be called necessarily. are still here, but the no side is winning, of course at the end of the day we still want to count all of our votes. >> you still think that there is a chance? >> i do, i think 7000 precincts. it's not in the nation, but in the state of ohio. so there is still time. we're going to let the process play out and see where we are at but at the end of the day we have been focused on november since january, this is just up one in the process, and we will be ready to go come november. >> i will say, cnn is obviously, really accurate

mike, you get to wrap it up, the anchorman. >> broad market portfolio protection. i like qqq put spreads in october. >> very interesting half hour. gentleman, >>> hi, i'm josh brownsure we get the clock going. we have a lot to cover. >> we have been doing this show since the start of august. we are down 4%.

mike, close us out. >> call side risk >>> welcome to a very special edition of taking stock. trying to hold the results by dropping on a summer friday. >> hi, i am josh browntonight's show. >> did they do that to upstage us? friday night, the stock? >> this is a stock that had given up quite a bit

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brown is a spectacular candidate. we are excited, optimistic, and ready to get to work. host: at the ohio state fair over the weekend, mikeking about issues, abortion being one after the ohio vote. i want to get your response. [video clip] >> i understand we have to win hearts and minds. the way forward is governor kim reynolds house pro-life legislation. it is a combination of principal and compassion. i reject that expanding for the sanctity of life is a political movement. i believe when we stand for the sanctity of life on principle and with compassion, the american people will rally to our cause. i will continue to make that case, not just in this primary or the election. the other difference is as president, i don't see the question of abortion as only a state issue. my former running mate, the governor of florida, others have relegated the question only to the states. i reject that. host: comments from the former vice president. your response? guest: that is a hopeful take from him. i would respond to data. when we look at special elections against dobbs, democrats have over performed by seven to 13 points on avera

brown is a spectacular candidate. we are excited, optimistic, and ready to get to work. host: at the ohio state fair over the weekend, mikeking about issues, abortion being one after the ohio vote. i want to get your response. [video clip] >> i understand we have to win hearts and minds. the way forward is governor kim reynolds house pro-life legislation. it is a combination of principal and compassion. i reject that expanding for the sanctity of life is a political movement. i believe when we stand for the sanctity of life on principle and with compassion, the american people will rally to our cause. i will continue to make that case, not just in this primary or the election. the other difference is as president, i don't see the question of abortion as only a state issue. my former running mate, the governor of florida, others have relegated the question only to the states. i reject that. host: comments from the former vice president. your response? guest: that is a hopeful take from him. i would respond to data. when we look at special elections against dobbs, democrats have over performed by seven to 13 points on avera