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mike lee and his jury had their work cut out for them when deciding who when the c, as palm door. here at some of the front brothers, the film director, you need to call me back at conn. and getting plenty of attention to, to tom about his killer, to fix the car. the to tom takes view is on a controversial rise exploring sexuality, gender roles, and the need to be loved. my intention in the film is really to make the audience except that's the question of gender. you substitute relevance when it's when we're talking about identity, one's identity, one's journey in life, once choices and all this. i mean, it's really about, it's being free from every every. let's say, the 1st comes like preconceived ideas about what the human should be. the sense of director with anderson, delighted with his latest efforts long delayed by the pandemic. the french dispatch is an episodic tribute to old school journalism starring bill murray until the swinton assembled a team of the best patriot journalists, his time parents, and direct cremeans robot. right? these were his people just try to make it

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veteran masters like mike lee and ken loach were festival regulars, but this year, no british film earned of directors represented elsewhere in the festival. a new group moved into the foreground here at cannes, as emma jones reports. cow, by director andrea arnold, an immersive documentary about the life—cycle of cows and their exploitation, was part of this year's decidedly female gaze from the british at cannes this year. arnold, who made the feature film american honey, was also head of the un certain regard jury. how is your film? i'm not calling it that any longer. the second part ofjoanna hogg's the souvenir also premiered in the directors' fortnight section of cannes, which continues her semiautobiographical coming—of—age story aboutjulie, a young film director, played by honor swinton byrne in her first acting role. the critical acclaim for both films has made a difference to hogg at this point in her career. i do find it is a very different situation for me now i'm able to get finance for the films i want to make, but i hesitate to say that because you never know. while most ind

one, the palm doors to time raise weight by the wind didn't go off without a hitch. jury president mike lee announced was meant to be the final price at the beginning of the festival, closing ceremony by mistake, to accept the award after a formal announcement at the end of the show. she is the 2nd film filmmaker to win the festival, to top female feel maker to win the festival. stop honor it is 74. he a strict. ah! now again, i'm fully back with the headlines on jazeera emergency workers in western germany and belgium are searching for hundreds of people believe to be missing after devastating floods. $160.00 i confirm dead with that figure expected to increase.

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senator mike lee is here with more on that and the less opposition to parent protesters. >> dana: they in american schools has been meeting fierce resistance from parents all across the nation, but now approving plans for some states to use covid relief money to promote controversial programs based on far left curriculum. republican senator mike lee of utah as a member of the senate judiciary committee and i wanted to ask about this. when you helped pass that initial covid relief money and there has been more since then, did you ever think it will be used for something like this? >> heavens no. but it's tragic when this does happen and when it does happen we have to push back on it. the federal government should have very little role in the first place, on anything having to do with primary and secondary education. k-12 schools really are creatures of state and local governments, not the federal government. we certainly shouldn't be stepping in with critical race theory. look, we should be celebrating diversity, critical race theory doesn't celebrate diversity, at weaponize is that an

i saw some snarky conversations online in response to mike lee over this, saying that we should use this money to feed the homeless, this is just a spitting match between two billionaires, why is this a big deal, this is the wrong thing to get excited about. on one hand i understand it. on the other hand, i worked in a building built by a billionaire who never had and this in mind for a broadband network to be here, and yet here i am. so i sort of understand the developments on this mission, but how do you see it? >> i don't disagree with anyone saying these things, like we've got big problems in the world we should be spending more money on. but i do think there is somewhat of a balance between our current problems and also looking to things that are inspirational and about the future. and that's the way i've always felt about the space program. is it more important than feeding people or providing housing? no. but it is certainly worth, i think, a little bit of money to put it away as far as what you would put away in your own budget at home and what we do as a country for the future.

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utah senator mike lee called the change a pleasant surprise. >> this fight isn't going away.l the more reason we have to redistribute power back to the states and localities. >> republican senators marsha blackburn, tommy tuberville and marco rubio sent this letter to the national education association. after the union voted to target and research opponents of critical race theory. former hud secretary dr. ben carson says the ideology is destructive. >> we are trying to teach people of the color of their skin is a major determinant in their life. how does that make any sense? >> the opponents of critical race theory have been quick to mobilize, there is ample evidence those who want this taught in american classrooms are now prepared to battle for it. shannon. >> shannon: all right, you've covered a lot of it. thank you very much. it's time to bring back kevin corke kevin corke. not something you here every day, i alluded to this. the norway women's beach handball team has been fined for wearing too much clothing. i wasn't sure this was legit. >> apparently they weren't cheek

now, senator mike lee today saying social media companies are claiming they're open voices for all buthe end gagement a little bit -- engagement, but she did say this was life or death. she went on to say it's not the white house determining, but it is up to those private companies to determine what gets taken down related to these posts. she does say that the surgeon general's office is making these requests, and you can imagine the weight of the request going to those private companies from the white house or surgeon general's office. so, charles, i'm sure they're feeling a lot of pressure. back to you. charles: all right. edward, thank you. so much. this is really a serious bombshell, and lots of people are upset. by the way, on both sides of the day. i want to bring in heather zumarraga. you know, heather, i guess this is a new twist on that public/private partnership. how worried are you that the biden administration and facebook are just working too close together to make these sort of arbitrary decisions? >> oh, facebook is in bed with the government. and on surface, i would --

utah senator mike lee called the change a pleasant surprise. >> this fight isn't going away.e have got to redistribute power back to the states and localities. >> today republican senators marsha blackburn, tommy tuberville and marco rubio sent this letter to the national education association. after the union voted to target and research opponents of critical race theory. former hud secretary dr. ben carson says the ideology is destructive. >> we're trying to teach people that the color of their skin is the major determinant in their life. how does that make any sense? >> while opponents of critical race theory have been quick to mobilize for the fight. there is now ample evidence those who want this taught in american classrooms are now prepared to battle for it. bret? >> bret: mike, thanks. tonight we bring you exclusive access to a major development in the southern border crisis. construction on a border wall being built by texas republican governor greg abbott is underway. correspondent bill melugin, again, on the southern border shows us tonight from del rio, texas. >>

in a joint statement earlier this year, republican senators marco rubio and mike lee called the creditce, adding congress should expand the child tax credit without undercutting the responsibility of parents to work to provide for their families. sullivan, who said she's doing her part to provide, wants a permanent credit. >> great opportunity and we hope it continues. >> reporter: even though this is a tax credit, nonfilers qualify. those folks will be required to provide a little extra information to the irs. brianna? >> so listen up to those folks. look, these are kitchen table issues and adrienne, thank you for taking us right into the kitchen. live for us in chicago, adrienne broaddus. >> this morning, the russian government denies it knows anything about the apparent disappearance of a ransomware gang known as revel. the group got millions in ransom. the disappearance comes after discussion between presidents biden and putin and also as the biden administration prepares to announce new steps to streamline the government response to ransomware. along those lines, joining me now th

mike lee says it's a minor victory in ongoing battle against critical race theory. >> i'm pleasantlyed by this development. not entirely surprised. when you have 35,000 people overwhelmingly understandably concerned, people that are saying this is contrary to our constitutional system, this is contrary to what we aspire to as americans and represents a grave statement of history. >> critics say critical race theory weaponizing diverdiversi. martha? >> martha: joining me now, congressman tom cotton. he proposed a bill for schools that promote critical race theory and revisionist history as he says. good to see you today. it's interesting. remind me of the tea party movement and other things that have happened in the past. when you see these uprising at school board meetings across the country and town hall meetings, when parents speak out after they've had a close look what's being taught in their schools thanks to the covid learn at home program, you do see that democracy can work. people can push changes by their actions. >> martha, this is a small victory on behalf of sanity and ra

committee, and here is republican reaction to that announcement, and the top line number yesterday, and mike lee, the republican from utah with $3 trillion new spending and is that too much, and 3.5 trillion that we don't have. this is from rick scott, the republican from florida, and earlier in the day yesterday before the official announcement came out, but as the negotiations were taking place among the democrats, joe biden is fueling america's debt and inflation crisis with trillions of dollars in reckless spending with the federal debt limit, and the extension is expiring this month, and i asked the secretary how the administration is going to address the nearly out of control $30 trillion debt, and this is from jason smith, the ranking member on the house budget committee who is involved in the reconciliation process, and the republican from missouri saying that this top line number, and this is nothing more than a bait and switch. joe biden proposed $4 trillion in new reconciliation spending and then claimed he would seek common ground with the republicans, and chuck schumer and bernie sa

conversations on social media, including amongst the people who follow me online and response to mike leeere basically like, we should be spending this money to help feed the homeless. this is just a spitting match between two billionaires. why is this a big deal? this is the wrong thing to get excited about. and on one hand i understand it. on the other hand, i work in a building that was built by a billionaire who never had a little black boy from west palm beach florida in mind when he had thought a broadcast network to be here and yet here i am. so i kind of see both sides of this argument about why this, why now? why these resources on this mission? but how do you see it? >> i see it that i don't disagree with what anyone saying about this. we have big problems in the world that we should be spending money and we are spending money on. we should be spending more money on it for sure, but i think there's somewhat of a balance between our current problems and also looking to things that are inspirational and about the future. and that's the way of always felt about the space program. i

i think mike lee's bill has a little bit of traction on the senate side.diciary. there is a lot of different things. one of the things we have to do, if you take the big four tech companies, they are probably four of the most powerful companies in the history of the world but each one of them has different places in the market where they engage in anticompetitive behavior. we have to really drill down how they make their money, how they control data, how they control information, which is really why they're more powerful and attack them in a way. we see this with gdpr in europe. what we don't want to do is regulate big companies and end up hurting small companies worse. elizabeth: got it. representative kelly armstrong. thanks for joining us. come back soon. >> thanks. elizabeth: up next national border patrol council vice president art del cueto is back with us. senator ted cruz is battling to keep trump's border policies in place. fears are growing that the biden administration is about to make a major change that could lead to yet another surge of illeg

i got involved in the area of antitrust not just because i drew the good luck of working with mike lee on the subcommittee but when i was a brand-new senator and pharmacist from my state and doctors started calling me about an incident part drug, the price of the drug had gone up from $78 per treatment to $1,614 more than 20 times its original price and 44 times the place in canada. what happened is one company anotherer sold to company cornered the market. they bought the other competitive drugs, there's no doubt there were two drugs that were able to be used for this condition and once they had done that and reached the monopoly jackpot, they basically raised the price that much. it took years and years that failed because of the political precedent that comes with antitrust or consumer issues. other states, red states blue states joined in the lawsuits but that didn't work so what happened is it took years and years for another competitor to come in but they reaped the benefit of the monopoly. so ideas for solutions. we have the work that senator grassley and i have done on pay for

senator mike lee calling out those big tech giants is promoting deceptive business practices becausenhanded but working closely with this administration. >> i hope, i expect them to do the right thing as they realize we at some point are going to regain control of congress and the white house and when that happens if they've wait until then to fix it things will be more unpleasant for them than they need to be. i call on them to do the right thing right now. >> within the next half hour we will hear what the white house has to say with clarification about this level of engagement and what they are asking from social media companies as the press secretary will hold a briefing. back to you. neil: thank you for making time to do our show, no conflict there. as it was wrapping up, we get word, you heard about what is happening with a virus and mask requirements late tomorrow night, southern nevada's health district which includes las vegas is recommending masks indoors as well just like la county regardless of their vaccination status. i want to explore that little bit. i drop this on ou

senator mike lee takes issue with covid cash and theories in schools. it is covid cash. it is government money being put toward controversial programs. here is senator lee. listen. >> the federal government should have very little role in primary and secondary education. k-12 schools are creatures of states and local governments, not the federal government. which certainly shouldn't be step nothing with critical race theory. we should be celebrating diversity, critical race theory doesn't celebrate diversity, it weaponizes it. that is bad for america and it doesn't help heal the wounds that need to be healed. >> sandra: as this is happening, lawrence, we can put up this map. these are states that have already decided to ban or are considering banning critical race theory in the classrooms as so many parents have spoken up and spoken out against this being taught in the classrooms. to senator lee's point, what role should the government play, if any, in teaching race, history in our nation's schools? >> well, sandra, i see what you did there, you put another libertarian o

. >> i want you or i'll reference a quote from your fellow senator mike lee.rs who choose to adopt comprehensive recycling for the rest of their lives. it doesn't seem to be based in science. so i'm just curious, again, when you have folks who believe things like that, can people put faith in this caucus this is going to be a serious caucus? >> i don't know enough about what the senator said to comment, but i will tell you that i personally visited senator lee as we were rolling this out. he was supportive. i think he would like, me, like to join a conservative voice to this discussion as well. and so no doubt that i have a lot of work to do. i'll grant you that, but i'm also going to point out once again 66 members of the house in two weeks join this caucus. i think we have a little bit of momentum behind us. those who truly want to make a difference for the environment, i think will welcome us to the table and the discussion. >> we will be very curious how those 66 members impact policy that come out of the caucus. congressman, i invite you back to talk to u

. >> mike lee, how excited are you? we're going for earnings.higher. you had obviously a big week on friday. so the first half of the year's been incredible for nature gets, mike. now we're going into earnings season, valuations are through the roof. the expectations are incredibly high for the banks, for a lot of the companies, i've pointed to the numbers already. then you've also got the fact that the ceos will have to tell investors how they're going to keep growing, how they're going to keep making money. i think there's a lot of pressure on these companies this round. >> yeah, absolutely, cheryl. but what i think is not talked about enough and the big story of earnings since roughly a year ago is that analyst estimates have been way too low and what historically has happened is analysts come out and they're so overly bullish that analyst estimates steadily come down as the year goes on. since the third quarter of last year, it's been the opposite. and so we're looking at 65% earnings growth. a week ago, that was 62%. of on march 31st it was

mike lee, -- this from rick scott, the republican from florida, earlier in the day yesterday, as theotiations were taking place among democrats, he says -- host: in this statement released last night late from jason smith, the ranking member on the house ajit committee, who would be very involved in this reconciliation process. republican from missouri saying -- host: that story noting that u.s. consumer prices spiked in june, hitting the highest inflation rates in 13 years, emerging as a threat to the big spending infrastructure proposal ahead of the midterm elections, noting that the labor department noted yesterday that consumer prices rose from may to june over the last year, the highest jump in 12 months since august of 2008 with core inflation rising over the last year. the number was once again well above economists expectations and republicans have come to calling it the joe biden hidden tax on americans. that from the front page story in today's washington times. getting your reaction to all of this today again, we don't have the details of that proposal, just the top line n

this is from senator mike lee, republican of utah on the jobs report yesterday with 850,000 new jobs created, in excess of the 700,000 predicted. he said despite the effectiveness of covid-19 in suppressing -- of the vaccine in suppressing covid-19 and openings at an all-time high, employment remained 7 million jobs short of its pre-pandemic levels. unchecked federal spending and suppressed employment contributed to inflation. we will go to rick in charlotte, north carolina. good morning. are you optimistic or pessimistic about the economy? caller: i am very positive about the economy. one of the reasons that i called is i want to say to all the people who are on the channel -- i know a lot of people do not respect -- hello? host: we can hear you. good morning. caller: a lot of people do not respect -- the greatest in the world -- but we have fox news, right wing media, which has created a different world in this country. i called in once and i said that the republicans were off the rails, and i am not saying that you hung up on me, but i know that you do a great job. i will miss you

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mike all right, henry lee live there in the newsroom. henry. thank you. three years after p genie equipment sparked the deadly camp fire in the town of paradise. the utility now says it may be linked to another fire. the 30,000 acre dixie fire burning right now, just a few miles away from paradise in butte county coming up tonight at 5 30 ktvu tom baker will have more on how the power lines may have played a role in this new fire. the national weather service canceled the red flag warning in our area about 12 hours before is set to expire. a change in the weather patterns significantly decreased the threat of dry lightning at least here in the bay area, and while his strike was detected early this morning, it was not enough to spark any flames. but firefighters say that does not mean we're in the all clear. the red flag warning was for the elevated risks specific to dry lightning. regardless of whether or not we have dry lightning, we still have critically dry fuels, and we've seen a number of fires develop around the bay area much earlier than they would

i want to bring in michael lee from michael lee strategies. mikeou're an advocate for crypto and stock market investing pro, do you like these kind of deals? >> so charles i'm just not a fan of spacs, in general. i think i do not think management interests are in line with the shareholders, they are looking to spend up on deals that they can keep that money in -house, not have to return it to investors and collect their fees. that being said, this is bullish for the crypto industry. there's demand for people to have indirect exposure to equity ownership. i'd prefer to own crypto through crypto. charles: what about some stocks like riot, mara, even coinbase, which just got a target upgrade this week to 440. >> so look, for those looking to play, if you will, instead of being the guy that finds the gold you justant exposure to crypto and the way that i got exposure is directly through the underlying asset. look, if you believe central banks will keep printing money as i do and as i think they are, you should be dollar cost averaging into bitcoin and

i'm melissa lee. mikements tomorrow on "fast," major buzz kill for one name in the retail space today. some traders aren't quite giving up hope on it yet. we'll find out what it is and why they're so bullish and turbulence ahead, americans getting ready to take fight for the long holiday weekend top analyst hunter kay says airlines will not be able to handle the surge in demand we'll get the outlook for the industry this year a special edition of "fast money" coming up at 6:00 p.m., we're answering all your burning trading questions, so if you've got them, tweet us at cnbc "fast mone

i'm melissa lee. mike khouw in the house, dan nathan will join us in moments tomorrow on "fast," major buzz kill for one name in the retail space today. some traders aren't quite giving up hope on it yet. we'll find out what it is and why they're so bullish and turbulence ahead, americans getting ready to take fight for the long holiday weekend top analyst hunter kay says airlines will not be able to handle the surge in demand we'll get the outlook for the industry this year a special edition of "fast money" coming up at 6:00 p.m., we're answering all your burning trading questions, so if you've got them, tweet us at cnbc "fast money," we might answer them on the air. we start up by firing the "fast money" time machine. you might remember in december, we asked traders to pick the acronym they thought would rule in 2021. look at how they've done tim's acronym has been the strongest, that would be rise, rio tinto. that was up more than 21% so far. dan here chose abide, which would be amazon, alibaba, ipoc, t

mike memoli at the white house, lee and caldwell on capitol hill, and white house correspondent eugene daniels, coauthor of the politico play book. lee ann, start with you. this is the kind of spending bill that could break records. it has the child tax credit, free pre-k, expanded medicare benefits. the barbie dream house of improvements to the human condition, we all want to live in that barbie dream house, but how are we going to pay for it. >> that is one of the $3.5 trillion questions, how this is going to be paid for. democrats insist it will be fully paid for. they say that because there's a lot of moderates with anxiety about the price tag, including senator joe manchin who told me yesterday that is something that he wants, is to be fully paid for. however, he did not say it was a red line for him, so that is a good sign for democrats. how the major spending bill will be paid for, democrats say they're going to increase taxes on corporations, increase taxes on the wealthy. also going to have a lot of health care savings, and also they're going to rely on economic growth which c

mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville. the victim's family says they are angry and confused after a judge decided to release the suspect. new attend. amber lee joins us live tonight from the hall of justice. ever speaking to the victim's husband, amber, mike, the husband tells me who was here at the hall of justice for a court hearing monday when he was shocked to learn the suspect is out of jail. his wife is still in the hospital. as you said, and he's concerned that they won't get justice. fearing for their safety. he asked us to use only their nicknames. he is very strong, dry minute 78 year old poh poi tells me he feels lost in his own home. he misses his wife, mimi of more than five decades. she is in the hospitals struggling to recover from injuries she suffered after being knocked to the ground by a shoplifting suspect know whati couldn't understand what i liked it because that's our that's what we do. he says he's robbed of his wife's company on july 2nd around 2 30 in the afternoon, the couple was shopping at the supermarket in the outer mission neighborhood. pope boy says he was getting a shopping cart in the parking lot. he turned

mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville. today, the recall was formally certified as we have learned the date and the costs. ktvu political reporter greg lee joins us live tonight with more on the story, greg, mike julie. good evening. it is off to the races. we go in just about 10 weeks, voters will decide whether or not to recall governor gavin newsom. so let's break this down a little bit for you. things really sped up after democrat lawmakers in the legislature voted this week to bypass the 30 day review of the election costs, which, by the way will be about 276 million democrats open about the fact they believe an earlier date benefits. the governor who is enjoying a majority approval rating, as the state reopens today, the secretary of state formally certify the petition signatures. that left it up to the lieutenant governor to pick a date between 60 and 80. days later, while she chose day 75 september 14th will be the day. that's also the earliest day county elections, officials said. they could manage all the logistics of the special election. here's what the lieutenant governor said in a statement. it has always been my intention

mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville. today, the recall was formally certified as we have learned the date and the costs. ktvu political reporter greg leeght with more on the story, greg, mike julie. good evening. it is off to the races. we go in just about 10 weeks, voters will decide whether or not to recall governor gavin newsom. so let's break this down a little bit for you. things really sped up after democrat lawmakers in the legislature voted this week to bypass the 30 day review of the election costs, which, by the way will be about 276 million democrats open about the fact they believe an earlier date benefits. the governor who is enjoying a majority approval rating, as the state reopens today, the secretary of state formally certify the petition signatures.

would say, look, tech just finished a very brutal correction, and i'm referencing mike because he's on i'm referencing lee because that was the most provocative interview we had on tv, and i think lee was, hey, you know what i'm not that into faang. i only have this much facebook, only this much alphabet. only this much amazon. no, lee, you're into faang. >> his biggest positions, i believe, are in faang. by the way, texas instruments, since we're talking about -- >> that was a conference call. that was a stephen king conference call where everybody dies that was one of the worst conference calls i've ever heard. that was the stand do you know that the analysts were begging them to say something positive one of the analysts said could you please tell us something good i mean honestly, say something good tell me something good. >> wasn't there a time, though, where people looked at texas instruments as sort of a bellwether of what's happening in chips. >> they had inventories when they needed inventories. they were very lean on inventories. the analysts were quite surprised. texas instruments told a negati

as greg lee joins us live with more on how some departments out there are preparing, greg. mike we certainly saw what happened last year when thousands of those lightning strikes sparked wildfires throughout the bay area, and his bill just mentioned there are similar conditions throughout parts of the bay area right now, so firefighters are fully aware of the potential. for what's out there, bone dry conditions around the bay area are ripe for fire, especially in areas where the threat is now considered extreme. sunday afternoon, national weather service radar picked up shower activity to the south. not yet hitting the ground with no lightning detected. but the potential is there what we are now contending with is that unknown piece that really can throw widespread fire. activity across the region, and that's the lightning that is associated with these monsoonal moistures fire services such as the east bay regional parks department are prepared for that unknown it will be staffing up three of our stations spread throughout the two counties. um, with not only extra personnel, an

. >> i'm melissa lee, and guy adami, breaking down the pull back with morgan stanley's chief strategist mike wilson he has been calling for a selloff, we'll get his take on today's draw and what happens next and baba down 10% in a week. one of our traders has longed this name, why they are hunkering down for the long hall, and twitter taking a tumble, the stock down 3% today. we'll talk about that with cfo let's get to meg tirrell with details. >> pfizer giving an update on its strategy around potential booster shots that might be needed against covid-19. they're saying while it looks promising just to give a third potential booster of their original vaccine in terms of boosting th boosting antibody levels, they are developing a delta targeted potential booster shot that they anticipate beginning clinical trials of in august if they get the fda's go ahead they don't know that this will be needed. they are developing it just in case they are also saying what they have seen from real world evidence, including from israel makes them more convinced that they think we're going to need boosters wi

i'm sticking with lee, rick reider and myself and say buy the dip the and stay invested >> mike wilson for more context, calling for a 10% correction from here. let's listen to exactly what he told us yesterday. and we can continue to chat on the other side >> i think the markets have been going through a bit of a rolling correction really since march. and that fits our narrative that we've been sort of espousing here which is a turn about and pacing of the index. when this happens historically when you get the rolling corrections the market always goes after the weakest link first. reminds me of 2018 we in a similar conversation talking about the rolling bear market, thought it would be more severe because the end of the cycle this is early to mid-cycle but, rolling corrections can happen during bull markets and that's going on. we think it ends with a correction at the index level. and that would be very helpful then you can reset the playingfield, valuations more justifiable. we can focus on earnings growth. >> all right, what do you think about what mike wilson had to say pb direct

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. >> i'm melissa lee, and guy adami, breaking down the pull back with morgan stanley's chief strategist mikelloff, we'll get his take on today's draw and what happens next and baba down 10% in a week. one of our traders has longed this name, why they are hunkering down for the long hall, and twitter taking a tumble, the stock down 3

and i would like to think supervisor peskin's office, lee hefner in particular. and mike legislation being proposed. it is the healthrcñ?ñ? and safey problem primarily imperial events were looking at as well as the beautification of the waterfront. if you watch the marketer you can even see it. that is how dense the tents are there. we really are looking forward to partnering with the city and all the various partners to have gone into this. it's a very complex problem, but i believe at the end of this week and really promotes and really partner with them local underserved communities that can be helped and obtained his permits and will help them. known a lot with what we have now which is unlicensed and then were good and unsafe environment. our tour listing and local people. thank you so much free time and support. we look forward to talking to you on july 13th. >> [kimberly brandon, president]. thank you. next caller please. >> thank you. opening the next line. >> holy guacamole, hey this is from anderson here. thank you for working on this. i don't know if you walk to

lee spoke to her about watching the alleged attacker go free. he has her story new at five there in the newsroom, henry. well, mikeand depress, has a nightmares and hasn't been able to sleep ever since her ordeal, and now she wants justice. okay? you let a horrible man out like this can be your child. 25 year old woman told me she's scared and frustrated because the man she says, raped her repeatedly at his oakland home is now a free man. she did not want to identity revealed. no. what happened like nobody was there besides me and him. so how do you guys know what was going on? for those last three days? she says she recently reconnected with the suspect after meeting him awhile back, not on tinder as a neighbor had thought. last week, she went over to his home on one that street in oakland's maxwell park neighborhood. his house was so dirty and nasty like it wasn't even more like a home. it was more like an addict. she said. he was friendly at first, but that his demeanor change, she says the suspect who has priors for human trafficking and pipping try to dress her up as a sex worker, and he goes after minors. so