griff: my hat is off to mike rowe.eneration that's really thinking whether or not they should go to college for a number of reasons and for the vocational schools have gotten better. but here's a case of wow, if i really do go through this arduous process to get my kid into school, it's for what comes after school and if they are going to get this sort of education, which is really going to harm them before they go out in the real world, mike rowe is at least saying hey, this is a bad thing and when you get there, it's going to be much harder, good on mike rowe. abby: i love it comes from him, pete, you think about the show dirty jobs answered goes and takes to you places and what people do in the real world and what it's really like. it's not always pretty. same thing with education. you think about these kids and then you send them off into the real world. are they really prepared to go out and do some of these jobs? are they given the tools that they need to be successful or is this -- are they just being told what

nuclear deal though later emanuel michael said he's not confident donald trump will stay in the deal mike rowe has proposed a new agreement to be negotiated with sharon but expands on the existing accord white house correspondent kimberly healthy has more. the president of the french republic. before a joint session of the u.s. congress french president emanuel argued the united states should remain part of the iran nuclear agreement it is true to see that this agreement. may know the address all concerns and very important concerns this is true but we should not abandon its without having some seen substantial and more substantial than said. a day earlier in meetings that the white house might cross suggested the current deal to limit iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief should be the cornerstone of a new supplemental agreement oh and it would address trump's concerns beyond twenty twenty five including limiting iran's influence in the middle east and halting ballistic missile testing we can change and we can be flexible you know in life you have to be flexible so despite c

we have got a quote from mike rowe. go straight towards jobs like this out of high school. he wrote on facebook: this is the way forward. no attempt to close the skills gap will ever succeed until or unless we celebrate those who are willing to learn a skill that's in demand. this is ♪ just a terrific idea. it's a model for every other technical school in the country. a big thanks and a hardy congratulations to whomever pushed this idea forward. here is hoping others will lead henrico's lead. mac, he is talking to you. he is saying it was a great idea and it was your idea so hats off to you. >> thank you. steve: let's face it though. a lot of kids aren't cut out for college and why go and spend a lot of time and money when they could go directly to a skilled labor job? >> well, you know, with skilled labor, getting the head start in high school is key because understanding what that career does and what you will be doing in that career, and getting that jump start, as students earn certifications before they even gradua

mike: today was three in a row. announcer: but kids should know better these days, he warns, than to get into cars with strangers. mike: it just takes one time, one incident, and it's a tragedy. female: right now in orange county, uber drivers accused of raping an unconscious teenage passenger. announcer: that one time has happened many times. announcer: an alleged predator would be the lyft driver to pick her son up from school. announcer: with claim after claim of assault and rape. according to both companies' guidelines, kids under 18 can't ride alone, and drivers can't pick them up. uber says customers and drivers risk losing access if they violate the rules. lyft says they can be permanently banned. still, mike says he declines up to ten kids a week, but someone's driving them around. liz: do you think the companies are turning a blind eye? mike: sometimes, there is a little bit of turning away. liz: why would they do that? mike: money. they need as many rides as they can get. announcer: so, we hit the streets near schools to see if drivers and kids are paying attention to the po

row. that is good news. melissa: mikeo is nearing confirmation as new secretary of state but democrats are you will inning a plan to block the nomination. david: don't know why. nancy pelosi using some new choice language to slam president trump's tax reform. steve forbes joining us to sound off coming next. >> in terms of the bonus that corporate america received versus the crumbs that they are giving to workers to kind of put the schmooze on is so pathetic. experience lexus safety system plus standard in the 2018 lexus es and es hybrid. lease the 2018 es 350 for $399/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an

row seats to the shohei ohtani show. seeing him pitch áand hit. tonight, they had a second viewing. --let's head down to l-a, the angels now have some stars on their roster. mikeearly on, the a's pounced right out of the gates. marcus semien... gets all of it to high and deep left center. a's ripped off 5-runs in the frame to take a 6-nothing lead -bottom 2nd-- ohtani at the plate... gone.. the 3rd home run of the season for the japanese star. angels would claw all the way back to make it a one run game --then this happened in the 7th.. a's up 9-7..runners on 2nd and 3rd with 2 out... matt chapman...throws it a little too strong, allowing the tying runs to come in game is knotted at 9 just a horrendous error for the athletics. --then on the very next batter...justin upton wastes no time. leaves no doubt about it... 3-run jack and boog powell would take a hard hit to the head. --angels roll 13-9. meanwhile, the giants were supposed to play the dodgers, but the storm made sure that didn't happen. for only the sixth time in at&t park history, a game was canceled due to rain. the last time it happened...12-years ago and we dug into the archives for this video. the

mike woods and nick gregory. melissa: big honor. >> we had a lot of fun. 8th year in a row to do it together. there is governor andrew como. a lot of fun on fifth avenue. all the greeks and americans. melissa: it was a beautiful day. it was huge. zillions of people out there. you were at the center of it all, nicole. very nice. david: we're taking temperature of five of the biggest names in tech, with alphabet due out. facebook, amazon, twitter and microsoft in the days ahead. most of those companies are being hit strong by this concern about privacy. joining me now with more on what we can expect fox business's deirdre bolton, fortune executive editor adam lashinsky, and we have liz peek of the "fiscal times." she's here in new york. adam, first of all, you own some google that is because, or alphabet because your wife works for google, right? >> i own that in the best way, by marriage. david: that is the best way. i wonder why you don't retire, let her -- listen you have a 20%, expected 20% increase in profit in this quarter compared to same quarter last year. 22% increase in revenue. most

rowe, who's 27, infected five men with whom he'd had unprotected sex. he also sabotaged the condoms of anotherfive in brighton and northumberland. president trump has confirmed that the head of the cia, mikea last week to hold secret talks with the country's leader, kim jong—un. the meeting has raised hopes of a breakthrough over north korea's nuclear programme. meanwhile, south korea says it's considering how to change a decades—old armistice with the north into a peace treaty. laura bicker‘s report from seoul contains some flash photography. south korea never feels like a country still at war. instead, the young claim the streets after work and ignore any threat from their neighbour to the north. now after 65 years, this generation may have a chance at peace. but they can't do it without the help of the president of the united states. i llike how trump ‘s doing with these peace treaties. i think rather than donald trump 's doing it was kim jong—un post change of attitude that led to this. at a press conference with the prime ministerjapanese prime ministers shinzo abe donald trump doctor hint at the diplomatic bombshell that was to come. we've also started talking to north korea directl

row. bring in the trading nation team, we are with our guests, mike, you're bearish on ge why? >> yeah. right now, it's nothing more than a dead cat bounce. you look at ge, and they are in the middle of a middle, the beginning. the history of ge is they outspent their cash flow, cut their dividend, ill-timed acquisitions, debt on the balance sheet. this is going to take a lot of time i don't think it's investful right now. i think ge is paying the piper for all the quarters that they beat earnings by one penny each and every quarter. >> gina, do you have a different opinion or in agreement? >> right with mike if you look at ge, you have a an aerospace business, but in the middle of that, there's going to be probably another earnings miss and dividend cut. i don't think it gets better from here. this is all predicated on rumors they are disposing of assets, but they're still in the middle of an fec investigation. there's uncertainty, and, frankly, i don't think out of the position to fix the problem. >> thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen. for more, go to tradingnation.cnbc.com check

row seats to the shohei ohtani show. seeing him pitch áand hit. tonight, they had a second viewing. --let's head down to l-a, the angels now have some stars on their roster. mikeem. --early on, the a's pounced right out of the gates. marcus semien... gets all of it to high and deep left center. a's ripped off 5-runs in the frame to take a 6-nothing lead -bottom 2nd-- ohtani at the plate... gone.. the 3rd home run of the season for the japanese star. angels would claw all the way back to make it a one run game --then this happened in the 7th.. a's up 9- 7..runners on 2nd and 3rd with 2 out... matt chapman...throws it a little too strong, allowing the tying runs to come in game is knotted at 9 just a horrendous error for the athletics. --then on the very next batter...justin upton wastes no time. leaves no doubt about it... 3-run jack and boog powell would take a hard hit to the head. --angels roll 13-9. meanwhile, meanwhile, the giants were supposed to play the dodgers, but the storm made sure that didn't happen. for only the sixth time in at&t park history, a game was canceled due to rain. the last time it happened...12-years ago and we dug into the archives f

row they are allowing sponsors help ease the cost. >> the sharks looking to sweep the first round of the playoffs tonight. we will talk with scott reese about tonight's game. >>> good afternoon, i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm government's exhibit no. government's gasia mikaelian. >> we were told the crash involved four vehicles. ktvu frank mallicoat is on the scene. he is joining us with the latest. frank. >> reporter: we are on doolittle drive. we are a mile north of the oakland airport. if you look behind me you can see the scene of the crash. on the other side of that is alameda. as you mentioned four cars were involved. this happened about 10:30 this morning. two male drivers, two male drivers ages 20 to mid 80s were driving these cars. female driver and male driver has been hospitalized. the one female was an adult and she was killed in the crash. here's the pio from oakland police. >> there were four drivers involved in this accident. and we do have one fatality involved and really there is no other information because it is an on going investigation at this time. there is no determination of cause at this time. >> reporter: because it was a fatality, a number of oakland pd vehicle

row. as soon as we get a two-minute warning we'll jump to that and take you there live. we want to let you know we're monitoring it right now. and i'm fixing my mikeody in the booth is watching. as we watch, this we know that these two presidents have been talking about syria and iran and a lot of big topics today. we fully anticipate that the reporters in the room once they make their original opening statements, which is cuss to march any this, you'll hear from president trump and president macron. then they will be asked questions. usually, it's a 2-on-2. as that process begins, two questions, two questions, we'll take you there live. >> what a welcome for the president yesterday, when they touched down at joint base andrews, rolled out the red carpet. camp and fanfare. a spectacular welcome to the united states for the french first family. then today, at the white house, that ceremony with our military band playing, the flags flying and the anthems playing a beautiful well come for the first state visit. >> you are going to see a contrast between the way francis welcomed and germany. >> yes. >> i don't think you'll see the same pomp and circum

row. time now is 7:32. it is rare that we come into the morning and there are cheers in the newsroom, not for us, but for the women's net all team. mikeectric!|j you are missing out, the atmosphere here was pretty electric! i was having some lunch because it was lunchtime here in an australian cafe and it was rather sombre there because of what happened to the australians, there were actually gasps when england snatched it in the last second. but look at this, i am joined by two sprinting relay gold medal winning teams, men and what's more, the women as well. look at them all with their fantastic gold medals. we will talk to them all shortly. at first, let reflect on the ball roof of the netballers because there they were against the world champion australia who expected to win but what a shock they got in those last few moments. never before had england reached a commonwealth games netball final. never before have they won any more than a bronze. but, with another last gasp basket, england's roses blossomed at the buzzer. commentator: england have done it! they have made history! they have snatched the gold medal from australia! the

row. time now is 6:33. these commonwealth games have been amazing. the netball was amazing, the cheering in the newsroom was slightly raucous but it is meant to be that way, isn't it, mikeompletely buying into this. naturally since to englandm is an incredible performance by the team, something they have been building up to four years. somebody said this morning it was like england's football is going to germany and winning the world cup final in the last seconds against the germans because australia have been at the top of the world netball for so long and this was their home court and to win it in the way that england did, i don't want to take anything away from the action because james burford can tell us the story. never before had england reach the commonwealth games grand final, never before have they won anything but a bronze but, —— bronze medal but with a last cast, they won it. england have done it! they have staged a gold medal from australia! the greatest result in their history, a wind to rewrite the records. it is my dream come true, because of work so hard over the last international phase, they put in there, against the world number one who, the renowned

mike: even if it is not more than expected, they are tightening and the rise in labor rates is because of that. i think it has been up 37 days in a rownth, the price in dollars, the longest sustained increase since 2005. it is a grind higher and it is part of the nervousness. it goes back to the textbook expectations, higher interest rates means that there will be more volatility and lower evaluations on equities. julie: and we will talk about the effect of higher just rates on the consumer, later on. mike, thank you so much. coming up, why alibaba is fighting for control of the food delivery sector in china. our stock of the hour, next. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. time for stock of the hour, alibaba. selena is with us from san francisco. alibaba looking to not just get into the food delivery business, but dominate. it is the quickest and most efficient way for alibaba to compete against their arrival tencent in china in this delivery space. tencent's company is ahead of moreame, further along and dominant than alibaba, but through this acquisition alibaba is hoping it ca

mike pompeo graduated number one in his class at west point. he graduated from harvard law school with honors and he's been an integral part of this administration. he's rebuilt a row the state department needs. there's a lot of state department employees and diplomats anxious for him to be there. unfortunately politics often gets in the way of somebody who is incredibly credentialed but we are very confident he will be confirmed. >> for the benefit of our viewers, i just want to run through the tweet on possibly rejoining tpp. here's what he said. we will only join if the deal was substantially better than the deal offered to president obama. we already have bilateral deals with six of the 11 nations and we are working to make a deal with japan. this is quite a reversal. is this more and less negotiating that he does on trade. >> he pulled out a tpp in the first couple days of the administration because he thought it was a bad deal. he still think it was a bad deal. in many cases it was unfair because other nations were not provided the same access to our markets as they were dictating we had to under tpp. he is saying some of the trade conversations with china is