is it, republican congressman mike kelly? >> that's not right. that's not american. that's not way we worked in the past. and that's not what our future should hold for us. it should be one of blue skies and strong winds at our backs in a nation that has everything that god could possibly provide for us. we have tillable soil and potable water. as far as providing food for people, my goodness, we shouldn't be vulnerable in this country any place. >> stephen: yeah, we don't need food stamps. america's blessed blue skies and strong winds and tillable soil and potable water not to mention edible soil and drum stick wrappers with chocolate nuts stuck on them. there's the old man in the park who just gives away bread crumbs. how hard could it be to elbow a pigeon out of the way and peck your way to a full stomach? plus food stamps just turns being poor into some sort of poorgasboard. who wouldn't want to stay home and not work when you can rake in an average of an $134 a month for food. that's almost one $5 foot long a day. three inches for breakfast. four inches for lunc

mike kelly is here. the plane crash in san francisco. how much did they get? criminals on the field. then we have the judge. what will he say about the british today? they are talking jail time for fingers over there. ♪ stuart: look at this, everybody. a tuesday morning rally. will we make a new high? >> not this week, but by the end of the year. listen, they are looking at the market being really cheap. they are watching the run-up. we are running at half the multiples as we were during.com. big companies reporting this week. stuart: your files down there, they are bullish. >> they are bullish. they are getting more bullish than ever before. stuart: what if bernanke says enough with the money printing? >> they are making moves in advance of that already. stuart: great to have you with us this tuesday morning. two nicole petallides. we have some winners. first one is netflix. nicole: a licensing agreement with cbs. we know netflix has been working day in and day out expanding their library. up 2.5%. stuart: what about wolverine worldwide? nicole: it is a recor

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pennsylvania congressman mike kelly says is that not only not fair but the whole law ain't looking right. good to have you. it does seem to be imploding? >> it is unraveling before our eyes. we are watching it day after day and it doesn't make sense. i read some testimony and trying to figure out how in the world when i passed it how did they think it was going to work from day one. we are eliminating certain pieces and deciding what to enforce and not to enforce, what is palpable and what is not pa latdable. you know what, we thought it was good idea. we're going to work on this and we're going to repeal it holding it back pushes it to the back-burner. we need to get this pulled back off and replace with something that makes sense and is fair to the american people. isn't that what we want? >> neil: here is where some of your colleagues confuse me. i understand what you are saying. many of your colleagues was using the law itself as an excuse for not changing the law. once it is a law president has to effectively go back to you guys, congress, in delaying a key provision like the insura

we have to give mike and his for man, kelly, a big hand of applause for making this possible for all the businesses in the area. thank

grilled republican pennsylvania congressman mike kelly over his party's decision to pass a farm bill without including funding for food stamps take a look. let me just say as a congressman kelly and we're very short on time when we because of all the news you pass a farm bill in the house to give billions of dollars much of it to large corporations and on farms it's almost like welfare for the wealthy but you don't include a dollar for hungry people for food stamps what kind of a message is that i think the message was well said bob we need more people like you in the mainstream media to take the g.o.p. to task for its blatant hypocrisy the bad gregory kennedy in the book a bad bosses this winter park florida resident owner restaurant owner so you can guess the lowest grade possible to work. after almost two years. years of working at. least one winter park judy jackson says she found out she'd be jobless via text message on the fourth of july i think it's immoral i think. it's cowardice the text message from the restaurant's owner said i am fortunately need to inform you that i have

we're joined by two republican house members, mario diaz-balart he's in miami and pennsylvania's mike kelly here in the studio. congressmen welcome to both of you. let me just cut to the chase on this immigration, do you see any way that the house can come up with some kind of a bill that provides a path to citizenship for the 11 million people who are in this country illegally? >> we had quite a conversation on wednesday about that. i would just say this, i know mario has been working on it for many years. where i'm from people still worry about border security, we were promised before the 1986 that would have border security, everything would be taken care of. at that time i think three and half million undocumented immigrants here now they say 11.5 to 12 million. you look back at history old saying is, those who do not study history are doomed to repeat it. our plan is about breaking it in to separate pieces, having really thoughtful and healthy debate about it then doing something that makes sense for the american people. if we can't do that then shame on us. been we've got to be able t

pennsylvania congressman mike kelly one of the lawmakers fighting to make sure the law is applied.ou this morning. >> good to see you, too. thank for having me on. >> the president slamming republicans saying you've relate gated this again, 38th time brought up by the gop trying to derail the affordable health care act. he says we have more important things to worry about in the country. >> it's coming off the tracks by itself, we're not trying to derail it. even the own party say it's a train wreck. if we believe all americans are treated fair and equally under the law, and this is the law, why do we protect employers and not those that work for them. individuals have a right to be treated equally. too hard for businesses, too hard forward individuals. good for the goose, good for the gander. if we're going to play by the rules, lets be fair and equal to everybody. we get accused of only protecting the wealthy. listen, we're trying to protect middle in come families just as much. we're in favor of protecting every single american every single day. >> you bring up a good point. in

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we have to give mike and his for man, kelly, a big hand of applause for making this possible for all the businesses in the area. thank you, michael. [ applause ] >> lastly, we know there is currently and past members and committee chairs and community representative, all too numerous for me to call out, but without your commitment and dedication we wouldn't be able to do this. this truly is a community effort in every level. we couldn't be luckier to have people as dedicated. thank you all who served. we appreciate it. [ applause ] >> lastly i would like to take a minute to recognize two individuals who started this process from six years ago. they had the conviction, the vision, and the commitment to essentially start our cbd's and bring forward what is today the public realm. that individual is rodney fong from the wax museum. rodney? >> [ applause ] >> and chris martin from the academy who is not with us. he's moved on to other endeavors. again, truly, key and critical to making sure

congressman mike kelly, josh wolf and donny brasco. go inside the mob.d you talk about your dutch paper in fifth grade? >> gretchen: that's why he -- now i'm making sense. hehe wanted to throw off anyone from thinking ump in the mob. it's time to go out to maria molina. do you remember writing a report in school. what country did you choose? >> nicaragua, where i'm from. that was an easy choice, and also when i talk about sports, i talk about roberto clemente, brian. he's a baseball player who died flying to nicaragua, sending aid over there. that was very generous. unfortunate situation. let's talk about the weather because we have a lot to talk about. we want to head to the tropics where we have tropical storm dorian, maximum sustained winds at 65 miles an hour. it will take several days, continuing on a west northwest track before eventually by early tuesday morning, it's going to stay north of puerto rico and also the dominican republic. we could be looking at potential impacts to southeastern coast of the u.s. and why we're talk being this storm is

kelly. >> thanks a lot mike. >>> the shooting continued to add up in baltimore city this weekend.5-year-old was shot. the boy was taken to the hospital and he is expected to survive and tonight police are investigating. >>> a man shot saturday did not make it. police say the 21-year-old was shot in the head. homicide detectives are looking for a suspect. now they have issued an arrest warrant. police say everyone involved in the shooting knew each other and his death is not believed to be retal ya torii. we'll be right back after the break. >>> you give me your gun and i'll give you a computer. that is what they were doing yesterday in the city. the effort is the first of its kind. they teamed up with the dim jets. they were hoping an innovative approach like this could help stop the violence and provide the community with the tools and train hopefully for a brighter future. >> if we can do this on a regular basis and give the people something in place of their gun, you will be creative and constructive and use your imagination. >> pretty good turnout. they collected 55 guns. >>>

some people have probably met mike enzi or a member of the cheney family. >> it is like a congressional race. let's talk about this, kelly o'donnell. what is mike enzi's reputation on the hill? he's been a conservative voice. he hasn't taken any nonconservative votes that would be easy for her to attack? >> it doesn't appear to be an ideological path to take. he's a gentleman in the truest sense. i spoke to him off the senate floor where there aren't cameras. he said he thought she was his friend. i got a sense of almost a personal deflation being hurt that she would get into the race. i asked if she contacted him before her announcement. he said, no. in fact, he said when they last spoke she assured him if he chose to run she would not get in the race. the former vice president he expects will support his daughter but he has been a long-time friend. he would not say anything critical about her. i picked up a deft zinger. voters there don't want long primary campaigns. this is something where you don't file until next may. he said somebody who's from wyoming should know that. one of the issues with liz cheney is she spen

it is, to underline the point that mike said earlier, and robin kelly, brilliant historian and social critic wrote about, it is because this is the law working. we can actually see this jury probably made so-called the right decision based on the evidence presented to them under florida law. the thing that is terrifying is the very idea these sets of laws are set up to allow and encourage the circumstances that will lead to the death of african-american people, young people, children, and, by the way, let me also make very clear, women. because the other group of people who are deeply impacted by this are folks in circumstances of domestic violence. we know it about marissa alexander which you will talk about later. basically vulnerable populations are made more vulnerable by a set of policies that say this is a system in which you will not be protected, even after you're dead. >> melissa harris perry, host of the show "melissa harris perry." congressman hakeem jeffries. msnbc political analyst, michael eric dyson and maya wiley from the center of social inclusion. thank you, all. >>>

. >> meanwhile, mike enzi told our own kelly o'donnell that cheney's bid won't stop him from running for re-election. >> i keep being asked and i keep giving the same answer. and i don't know how else to answer. >> at 69, you don't feel like it's time to retire? >> absolutely not. around here, that's median age. i'm in good health. i'm on the committees that can really make a did i refference. i prefer to talk about the time in office to gain trust of your fellow senators. that's how you get things done. you really don't get things just talking to a few people on your own side of the aisle. >> interestingly, enzi is a longtime cheney family friend, but he demured when he was asked if he was close to liz. >> i haven't known her very well. she's been in and out of wyoming a bit. and i've seen her at several meetings. but i can't say that i know her. i fished with her dad. he and i have anchored the one fly-fishing contest before. >> have you heard from the former vice president? >> no, i haven't. >> if you had a chance to speak to him about this issue, what would you say? >> if he does

our traders tonight, guy adami, tim seymour, brian kelly, karen finerman and mike khouw. let's get to the big story. hot stocks of july. some big names were a cut above the rest. we're breaking down the reasons for why it could continue for tesla, trip visor apple netflix as we enter the month of august. guy adami. >> tesla, we said as long as it held the secondary the stock would be okay. i think the secondary was 92.5 93. it was okay. it bounced. a couple weeks ago i was convinced it reversed and was headed lower. i was 100 wrong. ten days later anthony deutsch comes out with their note and the stock is off to the races. at these current levels although i was wrong a couple weeks ago i still think you have to look to sell this thing ahead of earnings on the 7th. the last quarter was a blowout quarter. i'm hard pressed to believe they can do the same thing twice, especially given the stock that the stock is 40 $55$50 history. >> bmv revealed it's new car and to quote dr. j. it's a hot car. >> hot is relative to dr.'s standards. >> would you be taking profits ahead of the

our traders tonight, josh brown, brian kelly, anthony scaramucci and mike khouw. bullish break out. we're only one percent away from another all time high on the s&p 500. could the market be headed for an even bigger breakout? most importantly, how should you all be playing it. josh brown we kick it off with you. first four day winning streak since april. s&p closing above 1650 significant. >> every sector is participating and most importantly the sectors that you want to see leading the charge given that this market is predicated on the possibility of expanding the economy, you want to see that type of risk appetite. you don't want to see it in utilities which is what we saw for the first quarters. until that changes and shows signs of weakness i have no idea why people are trying to call tops every 15 minutes. it's just not working. >> brian kelly, you're not a believer in the rally. you're not buying stocks. >> 0 no. i understand i josh is saying but a lot of things in the world could bring the market down. if i look at stocks they're not particularly cheap, not particularly expe

our traders tonight, guy adami, tim seymour, brian kelly, karen finerman and mike khouw.the big story. hot stocks of july. some big names were a cut above the rest. we're breaking down the reasons for why it could continue for tesla, trip visor apple netflix as we enter the

our traders tonight, josh brown, brian kelly, anthony scaramucci and mike khouw. bullish break out. 500. could the market be headed for an even bigger breakout? most importantly, how should y

now let's head back to jamie and kelly we've been living under the threat of a possible thunderstorm for days and days. >> meteorologist mikeco has more on the devastating and destructive flooding. it's real glad. >> what a mess going on. it's been one storm after another dropping tremendous rains in parts of toronto. it's a record breaking storm dumping over five inches of rain in downtown toronto, just two hours last night the monster storm caused flooding, causing a hellish commute for many. 50 us to remain in the -- 50,000 remain in the dark. this has turned streets into lakes, highways in rivers, and inflatable boats are being used to rescue people. one person described it as something out of a block busting movie. it caused her collar to float. the sudden force of the wind and the rain come tbhiend take many by surprise. this big storm is actually a product of the ber mew dla high. we'll talk or about this and the days to come. mike masco, abc2 news. >>> all right. taking a pill to keep you safe in the sun. but what are doctors saying about the sun screen pill. >> and a man on a fishing trip catches something unexpect

kelly, are you miking up right there with qualcomm. >> that's right. smartphone sales. samsung expected weaker profit and revenue attributing to slower smartphone sales. ray is a research analyst in idc and joins us this morning. good morning. what's interesting about this to me, seems to point not so much at the saturation of the high end mobile phone market which is obvious but really at the lack of innovation from companies because you could have said the same thing about pcs ten years ago. >> that's right. also take a look at the oval trajectory of the market. the smartphone market in even high end smartphone market only slowing down. this is not an out right collapse. if you take a look at the innovations some of the companies like samsung, like apple, you know, take a look at the latest models and latest experiences, a lot of them say, you know what, this is more like future creep. it is not the new splashy features we saw a couple years ago with face time and siri. you get great camera features but camera on the sport smartphone is around a long

mike, really, a million dollars? people don't think they're wealthy with that amount of money to invest anymore? >> i think, kellywe got from this survey is define wealth differently. they don't look at the asset level. they look at whether this will give them the ability to be unconstrained in terms of the financial choices they make. it's not the amount of money. it's are they comfortable they'll be able to do the things they want to do through the rest of their lives. >> the buying power. robert frank, you covered the wealthy for us. who are these people you cover? what's the benchmark you use? >> you know, the survey shows that no matter how wealthy you are, it's always twice your own level. if you're worth 5 million, it's 10 million that's wealthy. what struck me about the survey, the cash holdings among the wealthy are still huge. 23% of the holdings are still in cash. we thought once we're at that -- at this point in the market, that they would start investing. what is holding all of the cash on the sidelines for the wealthy? and, mike, do you think they're going to start putting more into the market, or i

, columnist for "bloomberg view" al hunt and nbc capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell in new york, msnbc contributor mike barnicle, and pulitzer-prize winning historian jon meacham. mike barnicle, something about the home run derbies hard to take your eyes away from. >> i like the home run derby better than i like the all-star game actually. you see the players interacting with their kids, their children on the field. it's a nice night. >> no doubt about it. and al hunt, bryce harper, second place. >> bryce harper second place and batted against his father which i thought was good. it was a nice touch. >> his father hit him with the snich and he didn't charge the mound. >> and gene robinson, how exciting to have this going on so you didn't have to watch the nonsense going on on other news channels where everybody was doing their best to try to divide sides, one side trying to inflame, the other side trying to grant absolute ab solution. >> it was a respite. i watched the home run derby last night. i think, you know, i had been all day, you know, wrote a column and was deep into the trayvon martin case an

have a new head coach, chip kelly, and he's bringing in a sports science coordinator to help him get the most out of his players and to keep them safe. here to talk to us, mikeam sports at polar electro, and dr. david shadty, professor of urology at the hofstra north shore lij school of medicine. good to see you both, thanks very much finish coming in. mike, my hometown team, new climates of your company's. just a few months that you have been working together, but what is it that you offer, the technology that you offer that has chip kelly and the team so convinced you can help get them a winning record again? >> as you know, chip kelly runs a very high-powered, fast-paced offense. so he's looking for technology to help him get his athletes trained at the highest level. so he reached out to us and, basically, our system is going to help them with making sure they're staying in the right heart rate zone, so they're training at their optimal levels, it's going to help reduce injuries, it's going to help with their recovery time and overall performance. rick: we have a couple of the items here that you guys offer. tell us what are these? this is a band. >> sur

kelly holmes or even posh spice. also asking viewers for some other ideas, one of our viewer tweeted in to say kate's baby bump or richard branson. and mikeso tweeted, churchill, atly, somebody famous? keep your responses coming. keep in touch. we're on e-mail at @cnbcwex a worldwide@cnbc.com and a couple of twitter handles out there, @cnbcwex or direct to me @cnbckaren. >>> a bunch of earnings out from a whole varied amount of sectors. let's delve into the big ones. swiss drugmaker novartis raises its four-year outlook after posting sales just ahead of expectations in the second quarter. earnings per share fell. nordea posted a second quarter net profit of 772 million euros, slightly bigger than expected drop from 820 million euros a year earlier. the stock price is still up .2%. all weighed down by lower net interest income. and bhp billiton soaring today, another record rise in iron ore production. output reached 187 million tons, increase of 9%. the world's biggest mining company is plowing ahead with plans to increase output further and said expansion of its iron ore operations in australia is running ahead of schedule. back over thi

mike, herd eight long westbound 80 coming away from the hoffman split at guilden street. a crash blocking middle lanes. slow conditions making your drive towards berkeley. this crash just cleared northbound announcer: it's "live! with kellyand "live"'s "bow wow week" continues with beth stern. and summer care tips for your pup. plus, a performance from recording artist ciara. ll next on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ michael: so good.

kelly. >>> when we come back, bbt ceo will talk to us about his bank's quarterly results and the outlook. then the newsmakers will keep coming. 6:50, ceo mikeon. in the next hour, house majority leader eric cantor. and at 8:00, randy kroszner. >>> welcome back. u.s. equity futures indicated higher today. that would be pretty good. only 18 points yesterday after all was said and done. shares of nokia trading lower this morning. they have come back a bit. the cell phone maker's revenue fell short of expect takings. an anchor is going to tell you about the weather. becky. >> yes, i will. let's get the national weather forecast from the weather channel's reynolds wolf. reynolds, good morning. >> hey, good morning. really hot times for you in parts of the northeast. i would expect that trend to last the next couple of days. better conditions by the time we get to monday. that's then. this is now. scatter storms in the rainy and cooley in florida. warm for you in seattle. pretty nice there. go figure. and in terms of your flight delays, we'll have those for you too. atlanta could see more today, mainly to the afternoon. memphis might have backups