mike lee joins us to discuss his efforts on that front and more.ing, good to have. >> good evening. >> shannon: i want to put up a little bit of this resolution that you try to offer up in the senate -- cancel culture, all of it should be condemned by americans and they are different peaceful demonstrations. you couldn't get this thing moving in the senate, there was no bipartisan buy-in, what happened? >> yeah, so i went in there, just trying to get something bipartisan passed. something acknowledged us a sense of the senate resolution. we should extend channel -- all americans towards peaceful demonstrations that are respectful of our history and our traditions. and shockingly, shannon, it didn't pass. this is the kind of thing that we ordinary pass all the time, passes unanimously but they couldn't have that. my democratic colleagues objected to it and said he wouldn't allow it unless i would put in some language taking a dig at the president. i wasn't going to allow them to do that. that would defeat the purpose of the whole thing. that was rea

we'll hear from ted cruz, joni ernst, mike lee, rand paul and finally representative banks. any questions will have will respond faster evan has spoken and after. now i would like to ask senator marsha blackburn to speak and thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. i am thrilled to join you all today. and we are in tennessee and we are out working. but first, to citizens against government waste, thank you so much for your consistency and bring these issues forward. you just mentioned 2011 earmark ban, and that is something that was vitally important to us in the house, and if it had been held to we would not now be at $26 trillion in debt. and this keeps mounting every year. one of the ways to keep a handle on it is to eliminate earmarks and to get rid of these things that have no federal nexus. and that is something we should continue to hold steadfast you, and again i want to say thank you so much the citizens against government waste for continuing -- to keep the pressure on about holding spending accountable, finding ways to rein in not only the legislative branc

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conversation now with black lives matter utah founder lex scott and republican senator from utah mike leeeat to have you both with us. >> things by having me, shannon. >> thank you. >> shannon: so i know you want to make clear that this is an independent organization you started years ago, you're not affiliated with any kind of national organization and black lives matter will say there isn't one, it's a movement, it's an idea and there is no structure from the top down. so tell us about the conversations you've been having, you say you don't want violence, but you do want to talk about real change. how did this come together that you're sitting down with the g.o.p. senator to talk about it? >> well, i'm happy to reach across the aisle. we spoke for a while about the reforms that we are pushing for, so we're pushing for data collection, independent civilian review boards, qualified immunity reform, body cam footage legislation and i've actually spoken with mitt romney about this as well, so i'm working on both sides of the aisle right now. >> shannon: okay, so senator, where there are thi

initial reports the answer is maybe i did and the usual likely report is that also secretary of state mike lee crusade against china does anyone outside about. 16 minutes past the hour welcome back around 5000 people flooded the streets of jerusalem on saturday in the month in the resignation of the israeli prime minister who was earlier indicted on charges police made out least a dozen rushes were reported between rival groups with some speaking in support of benjamin netanyahu crowds have been rallying in the city center throughout the entire. well let's take a look at what is causing the anger protesters are unhappy with the government's humbling of the coronavirus and they are resisting the return of a number of locked on measures due to a spike in infections the also say the prime minister and his cabinet feel to the economic fallout of the pun demick on top of all the simmering anger over corruption charges against mr netanyahu the prime minister's trial resumes next year with witness testimonies now he's accused of fraud breach of trust and accepting bribes netanyahu has denied all char

>>because it is well mike lee in a be next to their extreme lee costly cole smith once served on the bond homer shard and says crew members did everything they could to try to limit the spread of the fire in the way ships are built is the main tool for that is compartmentalize asian so the whole ship compartmentalize so even if you there is major damage you can hope minimize the location of that damage late sunday evening navy officials said the fire is in an area near the ship's. well dec it's part of the ship that allows water vehicles on and off it's called the. >>for that class of ship and this huge open area where you store a lot of marine equipment everything else. >>smith says if that's the case it could be tough for crews to try to get to it all know the world it's large and you can. >>they can potentially access that there's tons of spaces surrounding come smaller compartment said sport engineering ballast tanks. >>the ship was currently undergoing scheduled maintenance at the naval station when the fire broke out. smith says the fire is a blow to the naval fleet. the ship i

initial reports the answer is a bit and the usual highly likely report is that also secretary of state mike lee crusade against. minus does anyone outside the beltway really care. which. going to. the from the. how will you remember the year 2020 and i ask at the risk of you throwing something at your t.v. or stomping all over the tablet or smartphone you're watching or listening to this on it's been a rough year and nobody except perhaps the dog or the guy who sells plexiglas is enjoying all this stay at home time what next you are wondering let's ask a panel whose political views are shall we say asymmetrical. left you see jonathan harris you see him on just press play and on the right you see steve malzberg host of meet the press and no guest has appeared on the big picture since i took it over 3 years ago more than steve malzberg gentlemen welcome to the half time report. good to be here as we as we are now into the 2nd half of the year let's take a snapshot of the usa millions infected some models have a couple of 100000 deaths as early as the end of this month the president dismissed all

i'm looking at a story from june of this year, mike lee. murders over the last 28 days. that's twice as much in the same period at last year, according to nypd stats. this year's murder count is on par with new york's murder total five years ago. >> maria, let's be clear. when they're defunding the police it is not where all the limousine liberals live in the upper west side. it's in the poorest and most vulnerable neighborhoods. the people with the least will be affected the most. this is an absolute disgrace. and i echo governor huckabee's sentiments that the first dollar that goes away from the police budget should be from mayor de blasio's security detail. this is just an absolute travesty for those of us that saw new york when it was a disaster under david dinkins and rebuilt under mayor giuliani and bloomberg and to see it reverse in a short period of time, it's just heart breaking. maria: it really does feel like a different place, new york city. coming up at 7:30 a.m. eastern i'll get reof to all of this from former nypd commissione

what i have seen, i share the concern of my colleague mike lee that if people are being detained without miranda warning that raises serious constitutional questions to be concerned about. jillian: here's a clip about operation legend, the mother of a 4-year-old in kansas city, operation legend is named after, this is what she had to say. >> my one and only child who fought through open-heart surgeries is gone due to senseless gun violence. children are supposed to be our future and our son didn't make it to kindergarten. >> that is just awful, a punch in the gut when you hear words like that. others speak words like that and no one else ever should. the question is if what we are doing isn't working do you have any other ideas for what would work so families don't have to utter those words? >> my heart goes out to that family. we need to be working, mayors working with governors, law enforcement has to be at the table to address the systemic challenges in society but law enforcement in most cases is not the problem. they are partner solutions, i want to work through stuff that is at the

our videos will now begin, starting with senator ted cruz, followed by joni ernst, mike lee, rand paul, and representative jim banks. sen. cruz: is a real privilege to once again join my friends at the citizens against government waste. for the annual congressional pig book conference. the bright pink pigs are absent from this year's conference. one doesn't have to look very hard to see gigantic, bright pink pigs on capitol hill. namely, the out-of-control spending and the astronomical debts. for far too long, members of both parties have been content with bankrupting future generations of america. they have been content with taxpayers -- [indiscernible] citizens against government waste stands up against that. the pig book is often considered the most hated book in washington. for those of us who fight each and every day against waste spending, this book is a term in his tool at a real resource. this book shines a powerful light on the worst pork spending -- [indiscernible] i am scared to click anything, so i am not going to click anything. standruz: i am proud to and fight alongside

>> we must have new antitrust laws one of meets goals as the ranking democrat with my friend mike lee on the subcommittee is to make antitrust cool again i think you're starting to see in the pandemic the enormous effect this consolidate action with doordash and grub hub, if that had gone through, they would have controlled 90% of the market one of the things we learned at the tech hearing is number one, amazon couldn't commit to the fact that it wasn't, to create their own products, and we saw some of these e-mails, where mark zuckerberg talked about, well, start-ups can be acquired. i have long, long expressed serious concerns about the instagram purchase by facebook as well as whatsapp, and if we believe in capitalism, which so many of your viewers do, look back at the antitrust shaws. senator sherman was a republican from ohio, our founding fathers, many came to america, because they wanted the freedom to have their own businesses and not be forced to buy from monopolies. we need to update our laws to update our laws, so we can ensure more innovation and lower prices for consumers

capitol and democrats in the senate bucking a resolution condemning mob violence authored by senator mike lee>> the mob hates america on america's dime. it's time to cut off their allowance. griff: meanwhile ted cruz introduce legislation financially liable for rioting unclear if that will have any support. finally remember this guy back in june trying to tear down the jackson statue in lafayette park his name jason charredder. taken into custody by federal authorities and charged yesterday with two counts of felony destruction of federal property. that, a likely result of the president's executive order cracking down on desis he creators. brian, steve, jed. steve: that is exactly right. griff in d.c. thank you very much regarding that fellow at home jason. he is wearing goggles and venting later as well charged with federal property. allegedly, according to the documents, he has ties to antifa. he is also accused of burning that confederate general pike -- that statue earlier in june and shows him with pouring some sort of flammable liquid on it. and he is alleged to also have assaulted some

and, you know, like i said, you ted, you mentioned 1 cruz, senator mike lee, and others who were on there, there is debate, there are people who disagree with them. i think that is a really premature outlook on the site, for what it is worth. host: john matze is going is from las vegas. our phone lines are open. we would love to hear from you. (202) 748-8000. that is the line for democrats. and (202) 748-8001 for republicans. we have a line for independents, and we are also taking your tweets @cspanwj. in terms of this election year, what kind of feedback have you had so far from those running for office. are they using your site as a way to get their message out? guest: a lot of people seem to be using it on the conservative side of the aisle to get their messaging out. i have also heard that we are doing very well, in terms of fundraising, on our platform. it seems that people who are advertising or are posting about fundraising on our platform are doing far better than twitter. some people are seein reporting they are seeing 2x donations on parler instead of twitter, so they are seeing

. >> republican senator mike lee of utah proposed a nonbinding resolution condemning, quote, mob violence but that objection by bob and then does of new jersey was enough to kill the motion. >> this resolution is not controversial, it is a sense of the senate that the rising tide of vandalism, mob violence and the mob mentality that feeds including its cool and intolerant cancel culture should be condemned by all americans. the resolution reeks of supremacy, to mischaracterize overwhelmingly what has been peaceful protests elimination. >> talk about fireworks on the senate floor and the latest on actual fireworks for the fourth of july weekend, acting dhs to beauty secretary ken cuccinelli. with your reaction to the back-and-forth between senators lee and menendez? >> it is astonishing that any american, regardless of party would disagree with the condemnation of mob violence. bob menendez's comments to senator lee's resolution were not directed at the resolution. the resolution speaks specifically to people who are being violent, committing vandalism and so forth, the we are seeing aroun

. >> mike: republican senator mike lee of utah proposed a nonbinding resolution today condemning "mob violence, but one democratic objection by bob menendez of new jersey was enough to kill the motion. >> this resolution is not controversial. it is the sense of the senate the rising tide of vandalism, mob violence and the mob mentality that feeds it including its cruel and intolerant cancel culture should be condemned by all americans. the resolution reeks of supremacy. it seeks to mischaracterize overwhelmingly what has been the peaceful protests of people -- peaceful protests of people in the nation. >> mike: let's talk about fireworks on the senate floor in the latest on actual fireworks for the fourth of july weekend. acting dhs secretary ken cuccinelli, it's great to have you, sir. >> good to be with you. >> mike: what is your reaction tto the back-and-forth there between senators lee and menendez? >> it's astonishing that any american regardless of party would disagree with the condemnation of mob violence. bob menendez's comments to senator lee's resolution were not directed at

political spectrum sat down to discuss police reform with black lives a utah founder lex scott and mike lee good to have you both with us. i know you want to make clear this is an independent organization you started years ago, you are not affiliated with any national organization and black lives matter will say there isn't one. it is a movement, an idea, no structure from the top down so tell us about the conversations you've been having come you don't want violence but you want to talk about real change. >> i'm happy to reach across the aisle. we spoke about reforms, pushing for data collection, independent civilian review boards, qualified immunity reform, body cam legislation and i have spoken with mitt romney about this as well. i'm working on both sides of the aisle. shannon: were there things you discussed, things we can come together around and move something forward? >> absolutely and one of the things i appreciate is she has a real commitment to this effort and she understands the story of america is in many ways the story of police reform. government power is official coercive fo

ted cruz and mike lee and rand paul and ron johnson aren't tough fiscal hawks and i think they feel astion is coming up already spent a couple trillion dollars. time to dig in our heels a little and i find that to be a very positive thing and actually put republicans in a pretty good negotiating position with democrats. >> amanda, a diplomatic way, making my point? fisk's conservative, fiscal hawks, as senator santorum calls them where have they been last three years? thought if they did so they would get in trouble for it? >> started back in the spring with the coronavirus bill. the fight between liz cheney and tom massie, start there. he got in trouble with president trump and leadership because he wanted to force a vote on this. think back to spring. president trump called for his ouster from the party and liz cheney went and endorsed his primary opponent. a strange move tr considering the things that guy posted on twitter, memes about the alt right racist, a head-scratcher move on liz cheney, from the way i see it. i think people trying to break this down into a pro-trump thing aff

senator mike lee took a stab at answering those questions today. >> the phony drama addicts.by social mediaro cultur. that taught them to be victims instead of citizens. a privileged, self absorbed crimes and advocate trying to find the other have spent on on his productive life building. >> raymond: my next guest says what we are seeing play out is not a marxist revolution, but something far broader. and it has everything to do with donald trump. joining me now, sohrab ahmari, op-ed editor at new york post and author of "the broken thread: the wisdom of tradition and chaos." we need that. we have been led to believe that these are marxist protesters. now, you just wrote a new piece in the spectator that makes a different case. who are thesee tecounterrevolutionaries? >> i think there are elements in these movements that are from the far left and peace. but what i argue is, first of all, if you see new york and you are in new york like i am, middle-class, upper middle-class children. but even beyond that, looking at who is actually in the streets, what speaks to me who is sup

of control government spending under obama did sweep senators paul, senator johnson and senator mike leeto the claim per in 2012. senator paul said tea party movement arose out of that because they were sick of washington republicans who were not conservatives anymore. conservatives today feel the same way as debt explodes. what is your feeling. >> the only government the government has to spend is money it takes from citizens. government doesn't print money, free money. people think it is borrowing money. print that money we have to pay it back. our children will have to pay it back. look at coronavirus bill. they have spent trillions and trillions of dollars. our national debt is over $26 trillion. unemployment assistance, yes we need to help people out of work because the government shut down the economy through no fall of these folks but why would you pay people more to stay home than they made boeing to work? look at small busy stance in hundreds of billions of dollars have been spent. only now they're saying maybe we should have asked businesses to prove they actually lost revenues

then we had senators marco rubio, rand paul, and mike lee, they were all elected in part by that tea party surge. romney bound bombed out in 2012, but we didn't give up. 2014, we took back the senate and we did the unthinkable and put donald trump back in the white house. we did all of that with the political superstar barack obama as president. and republican voters at this moment are worried about this guy? >> i'm going to get in trouble. fire away. i always get in trouble on the last question, but go ahead. guys, i really do have to go. i apologize but i'm going to get in real trouble. i'm already in trouble. the i'm i'm going to follow the doc's orders. that means i'm not going to be holding rallies. >> laura: of course biden won't be holding rallies. i was so worried about it. the pandemic is the perfect excuse for biden to do the entire thing t virtually. he's totally weak. get the media, they want to freak you out. they want you to think he is unbeatable. and that you are alone and powerless to stop his victory and to stop the tearing down of america. >> is standing in the pol

wipe away president obama's majority in the house, then we had senators marco rubio, rand paul and mike lee all elected in part by that tea party search. we didn't give up. 2014, we took back the senate and two years later we did the unthinkable and put donald trump in the white house. we did all of that with the political superstar barack obama as president. and republican voters right at this moment are worried about this guy? >> i'm going to get in trouble. i always get in trouble on the last question but go ahead. i really do have to go, i apologize. i'm going to get in real trouble, i'm probably already in trouble, i'm going to follow the doc's orders, not just for me but for the country and that means i'm not going to be holding rallies. >> laura: of course biden won't be holding rallies, i was so worried about it, the pandemic is a perfect excuse for biden to do the entire thing virtually. he's totally weak. yet the media want to freak you out and think that he's unbeatable. and that you're alone and powerless to stop his victory and to stop the tearing down of america. >> ratings ha

gop senator mike lee sits on this senate judiciary committee and he joins us now with reaction.y is peter strzok lashing out like this? >> well, i think it's obvious that mr. strozk really messed with and manipulated our nations premier criminal justice investigative body. perhaps the most respected law enforcement organization in the world. now feels the need to blame somebody else and doesn't really want to take accountable for what he's done when in fact he's spied on and tried to gather dirt. the 45th president of the united states and his campaign organization before he was elected president of the united states. this is a big deal, and properly so, and mr. strozk has a lot to answer for. griff: and senator thanks for joining us i know you're on skype and i want to be very clear. we get a good answer here because ultimately, what chairman graham says is that these documents prove that the warrant on carter page, when he was surveilled it was misrepresented when they went to the fisa court based on the fact that these released documents are interviews with christopher steele

this is josh hawley marco rubio ted cruz mike lee and joni ernst who honestly think that once trump isthey are going to cleanup trumpism run it through the carwash and get elected to the white house. i've got news for them. first off the trump's are never going away. and all these ambitious young men and women in the senate who think they are going to be president one day understand the nature of them mobster. they understand the base of trumpism that adds fealty and loyalty to donald trump no matter what and i promise you sue collins could twist herself like it teenaged hungarian gymnast around anything donald trump does. i saw him kill the girl but you know i'm going to have to think about it. i'm kind of concerned. and the guys in the senate, this younger class who believe that they are going to be president one day, they honestly think i'm just going to standard the radar and say the right things and some day i can recon this whole thing never get to undo this. this is the world they have endorsed. there's a small group of the senate and that's mitch mcdonnell and lindsey graham's

mike pompeo praised lee for playing a crucial role in transforming taiwan into a beacon of democracy,nd he sd the u.s. will continue to strengthen ties with the island. let's take a lookack at his life. >> reporter: lee was born in taiwan in 1923. janese rule,nd he stued atder kyot uversrsit i i jap.. heeturned to twan after the end oforldld w . he eered polits in the 1970s when most high ranking officials were from mainland c cna. despite that, he rose to become an influential figure within the nationalist party. lee became the first taiwan-born president in 1988. l lee pursued a program o of dedemocratic reform. in 1995, h he became the first leader of taiwan to visit the united states, although the trip was not official. the following year, hee won a lalandslide vicictory in taiwan first direct presidential election. his final years in power were marked by clashes witheijing. in 1999 he propoposed the two-state theory, defining taiwan's ties with china as state-to-state. beijing accused l lee of p promg independence. lee stepped dowown in 2000 afte the opposition democratic party m

disk -- fiscal discipline in washington crystallizes the tea party that swept colleagues such as mike leerom utah and ted cruz into the senate in 2012. more back-and-forth of what's going on when it comes the republican side on the hill paid peggy in south carolina poses the actions by the house. caller: i do. this is part of our history. we can't change history unfortunately. we need to be moving forward. i think the way people are destroying these monuments and tearing them down themselves is a disgrace. if they are going to remove them, they should be removed properly and put in a museum. i opposese it and i the way people are taking this into their own hands and talking about i'm sorry about what happened to the slaves, but that's history and part of our history, we can't change it, we need to be moving forward and educating our children and moving forward and being as one. we are one person, we are all god's children and there is so much going on now especially with this pandemic and we need to get our priorities and again i'm sorry what happened, but i do think taking this into thei

dagen: mike lee? >> hi, zach. how close do you think the u.s.essive action against members of the communist party, such as asset seizures and sanctions against individual members that are active in the united states? >> i think we're getting there pretty quickly. we've already seen these threats over hong kong. there are a couple of steps that would prompt action many one would be a real crackdown in hong kong using substantial force against protesters. that's certainly not out of the question. and we've already seen them go after bureau members. the administration is taking the gloves off here, they're willing to go after communist party senior members, after their families i think in some cases and certainly after their travel ability and their bank accounts. so yeah, this is just a real step change. we've never seen anything like this certainly over the last 50 years. dagen: on that note, before we go, i'll point out that there's the news that the chinese tycoon who is a communist party insider ren zequon, he was expelled from the party after

and, you know, like i said, you ted, you mentioned 1 cruz, senator mike lee, and others who were on there debate, there are people who disagree with them. i think that is a really premature outlook on the site, for what it is worth. host: john matze is going is from las vegas. our phone lines are open. we would love to hear from you. (202) 748-8000. that is the line for democrats. and (202) 748-8001 for republicans. we have a line for independents, and we are also taking your tweets @cspanwj. in terms of this election year, what kind of feedback have you had so far from those running for office. are they using your site as a way to get their message out? guest: a lot of people seem to be using it on the conservative side of the aisle to get their messaging out. i have also heard that we are doing very well, in terms of fundraising, on our platform. it seems that people who are advertising or are posting about fundraising on our platform are doing far better than twitter. some people are seein reporting they are seeing 2x donations on parler instead of twitter, so they are seeing huge retu

secretary of state praised lee for his role in transforming taiwan into what he called a beacon of democracy. mikeompeo also said the u.s. will continue to strengthen its ties with the island.. japan's prime minister, abe shinzo, said lee promoted friendly ties with his country, so many people in japan have a special affinity for him. we spoke with our taipei correspondent who reported how lee is being remembered. >> reporter: messages of condolences are pouring in from politicians who were close to the former leader. lee's belief in the importance of taiwan's democracy has inspired many to follow in his footsteps. that includes the current president tsai ing-wen. she was particularly close to lee after working as policymaker in his administration. tsai describes his passing as a huge loss. she also instructed the government to support lee's bereaved family with a funeral and other matters. he was known as mr. demomocracy for helping to usher in direct elections on this island just as it emerged from decades of nationalist party dictatorship. he will be remembered most for laying the foundation fo

joining us from the white house is nbc news correspondent carol lee, and from dunmore, pennsylvania, is correspondent mike memoli. let's start at the white house. carol lee, they have the vice president in pennsylvania. this is a campaign that can't really get off the ground right now, or if it tries, it might end up spreading the virus. how is not just the white house, how is the campaign feeling? >> look, katy, they recognized, you talk to political advisers of the president, they recognize they're in a tough fight, that they are basically having an uphill battle in not just pennsylvania but a number of key states. i think what you're seeing from the vice president today is a little bit of the benefits of incumbency. he's in pennsylvania doing a number of official events and also they're at a fund-raiser. we're told he's on his way to deliver a speech at a company in the suburbs of philly, which provided wireless service to mobile field hospitals and treatment and testing facilities during the coronavirus pandemic. he'll do a coronavirus task force briefing and give more remarks to police officers. i th

to talk about all that, stephanie link with us "new york times" is ed lee joins the conversations on tech. first though to you mike on how we are set up broadly for these leaders of the market to come out with results >> market has been, i would say, resilient but not exuberant going into this period the s&p 500 closed at 3232 7 1/2 weeks ago. it stayed here because the growth stocks while they have flattened out have not given way. the big market cap leaders have managed to hold up right now even as we're moderating our expectations for the economic recovery it's just because of the performance that's already in the books for all these stocks year to date but by any stretch, the firmest bid in the market is in the names. >> they're up 64% year to date i know how you can value it. if you look at aws, it's at 24 times. if you look at adobe and microsoft, they're trading around 30 to 40 times. it is reasonable it's just that it had such a nice run 91% of the analysts really like this they made buys on it i think it's going to be a good quarter. i just think that a lot of people -- it's very, very crowded. as i menti

lee. guy adami, tim seymour and bono and icen and tonight no pain no gain that is the message from mike wilson, where he sees stocks headed on august plus boeing hitting new headwinds we heard from the ceo when he expects air travel to return to normal and we're all over the action, qualcomm and pay poll reporting results, how we are paying the earnings moves big day on capitol hill. let's take a live look where the facebooks of facebook, apple, amazon, alphabet testifying before the house anti-trust subcommittee let's get straight to kayla with the details. >> reporter: four hours in and a third round of questioning underway as republicans challenge apple, amazon, facebook and alphabet on political censorship and democrats take aim at the size and power the companies have amassed. here is david cicilini >> our founders would not bow before a king, nor should we bow before the emperors of the online economy >> reporter: these four horsemen of the technology industry responded in kind saying, in fact, they each face healthy competition in their respective fields >> competition drives us to inno

captain lee monroe and the animal ambassador at the discovery king come that's going to have a conversation on what things are doing to keep things safe along with dave clark that's filling in for mike, and do you like going to, you know, amusement parks now and again. are you more of a zoo person? >> i will be honest. my boys are tall enough to reach the roller coasters. i know that the thrill rides are not opened at six flags. there's something fun in substitution. we may wait it out until the big bad rides are open. >> i never was. i have to admit. i can sit back and watch everybody else go. i will wait for you when you're finished. >> i got it. >> i can look. i can look real good. yeah. >>> all right. we have a lot to tell you about this morning on the 9:00. it's 9:02. new this morning the c hp searching for a suspect in a stolen car after a dangerous encounter in hayward. ktvu is here, and you have been on this story all morning. you have the latest information. good morning, jessie. >> dave, good morning to you. ascene that's approaching 7 hours old is ready to be released by the hayward police department and that's taking over the lead from the chp. let's go ahead and take a

back to you mike yeah, everybody is wondering about safety wins or losses are now falling by the wayside their secondary i think now will. >>and that's will trap salute lee. i mean you don't know the season is only 60 games as it is and now games being cancel we'll just have to see what happens. yes, they have a deep roster, we've talked about this marty that if couple of players came down with covid-19 they can rotate. >>but 11 players that could put the season in jeopardy. but the good news is at least i mean we don't wish anybody covid-19 but with the miami marlins and the philadelphia phillies and the yankees their east coast. so the team's murray is you know they will stay in their own time zone, so it's not going to impact the giants of the pods or is there any west coast teen for now. but players are players they can go on they do their thing and that could come down with covid-19 and just like we saw with miami taking effect pretty much most of the team hope not yeah, definitely will. >>thanks a lot for that report that's will trend reporting for us from oracle park problem. >>well now to the nfl training camp kicks off today as players enter cam

british businessman mike ashley but after waiting months for the premier league to give the green light to the offer has now been withdrawn well let's bring in our sports correspondent lee wellings on this from london and leigh it appears that the consortium just got tired of waiting . yes but we do now have a statement from saudi arabia's public investment fund of course it has been with the premier league for 16 weeks and their patients are gone with it. we have a deep appreciation of the newcastle community and significance of its football club we've come to the decision to withdraw our interest in acquiring the football club we do so with regret going on here they say i want to meet me during the unforeseeable prolonged process and it was certainly that the commercial agreement between the investment group and the club's owners expired so this would have been highly controversial lives a lot of pressure on the premier league this was with as i looked into the fit and proper persons. the adequacy of the people who are coming in to take over they need to make sure that the pressure was coming from all directions of course you have the issue of television piracy and th

lee. guy adami, tim seymour and bono and icen and tonight no pain no gain that is the message from mike wilson, where he sees stocks headed on august plus boeing hitting new headwinds we heard from the ceo when he expects air travel to return to normal and we're all over the action, qualcomm and pay poll reporting results, how we are paying the earnings moves big day on capitol hill. let's take a live look where the facebooks of facebook, apple, amazon, alphabet testifying

lee. it's safe to say there has been a little, carol, mixed messaging on this. today secretary of state mikepeo saying that russia engages in the way that's adversarial is nothing new. yet, at the same time, the president is tweeting all of this is a made up hoax. still, members of congress are actively being briefed by intelligence chiefs. what's going on here with the mixed messaging? >> reporter: i think a couple of things are going on, ayman. they're trying to explain why the president wasn't briefed on that, and make the case this was handled properly. so, in doing that, they're saying it wasn't important enough to rise to his level. and they're really downplaying that this was significant and should have been brought to his attention any sooner. at the same time, they want to push back against lawmakers, particularly democrats, who are saying that this wasn't handled properly. the president should have been briefed. and they want to know why he didn't take any actions in response to this intelligence. so, in orlando to der to do thae pointing out that lawmakers were briefed about this

lee, thanks for your thoughts julia, thank you as well. >>> programming note here, we have ned segal, twitter cfo joining us as twitter sales are up 5%. >>> autonation ceo mike jackson joining us and an exclusive interview with doug parker of american airlines plus sec chair jay clayton check out the shares of private equity firm blackstone matching street forecasts at 43 cents. results getting a boost from the stock market's rebound before you head to break, let's get a check on markets and see that we're up just under 100 points on the dow. nasdaq as well "squawk box" will be right back. hey, kids! welcome to camp tonsafun on xfinity! it's summer camp, but in your living room. learn how to draw with a minions expert... how to build an indoor obstacle course! plus... whatever she's doing. and me, jade catta-preta. the host of e's the soup! camp tonsafun. it's like summer camp, but minus the poison ivy. unless you own poison ivy. in which case, why? just say "summer camp" into your xfinity voice remote to join. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. stocks to watch today. tesla reporting the fourth consecutive quarter of profits after the close yesterday which mea

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lee, legend from tennis, football, cricket compromised full, they will get together and compete and to all the world. —— legal. there is that lovely word attached to it, exhibition. however it is mike be no fans in the stadium, they will be no fans in the stadium, they will have to watch on box office, whatever it is. that's it. shock, horror, no—one can come in. we have 20,000 fans paying $50 for a paper view. it is a pay—per—view venture. by view. it is a pay—per—view venture. by looking at my twitter feed for the last 2a hours and there will be a lot of people tuning in and a lot of money generated. it will be a carnival, but it will be a carnival and a lot of sports fans and boxing fa ns and a lot of sports fans and boxing fans will want to watch. mike, we're to japan because naga and i am listening intensely. —— chip in. good morning to you. can i ask a question? of course you can. is there anyone else in the house with you this morning? it is ten to seven. have you woken the neighbours, is there...” seven. have you woken the neighbours, is there... ithinki have woken my wife. they don't think she is very happy. i have photo stomp downstairs. can i ask your question, steve? of