knee moe, are you oka >> yee. >> campaigning for a sequel to finding knee moe.nding dory. th the surprise when i got the caal 13 years later. >> i remember something. that's not possible is it? >> oh,no. i suffer from short-term memory loss. i was worried my would start changing and i couldn't be dory anymore. >> the top reasons excited to see finding dory disney had us at ellen but in case you more there's a modern family connection. >> i play this disgruntled octopus. >> how would you. >> bailey is sort of a narotic whael and lacks confidence. >> the second reason the making of it is more than impressive. he spent 218 hours with the stars. >> not out of breath. >> try not to be out of br >> he's right there. >> yes. did you go. >> then inside studios artists and an may tos spent more than 8 m creating the characters. everything had to be perfect right down this exclusive new clip. >> they don't know where i am. >> the message. dory is in search of her parents and while the original was -- >> just keep swimming. just keep swimming. >> the sequel's motto hasn't

. >> i wasn't part of team i know that contrary to the memory of the moe joe owner he recalls moe joend talking to the client. >> i'll have him speak thank you. >> i did reach out to j.t. collins a very, very well or not man in the neighborhood the president of the association called him in high regard every single one of the merchants called him in high regard and so we were proposing to folks to do that when we talked to him you need to talk to j t it sunk into the location for the site i reached out to him and from his friends and e-mail took a long time for him to return any of my inquires he eventually accident. >> answer any question. >> okay sure. >> where you aware of opposition to our use of before you purchased this this. >> not aware of specific opposition this board knows there is opposition to medical cannabis dispensaries given the the fear and governance ignorance and don't know what the real experience it in san francisco. >> when were you aware of opposition and when i mean pretty early on with our initial location as well you definitely get e-mails and calls the firs

. >> they've got moe. >> moe's has the moe.chipotle right now, even though, again, i hit it last week. >> with all that, the dow's down almost 60 points. let's get to bob pisani on the floor. hey, bob. >> good morning, carl. and mixed markets overall, down over in asia and europe, but mixed here today. take a look at the sectors here. some modest declines in some of the tech names. i think microsoft weighing a little bit on the market, down just a little bit right now. also some declines in the bank stocks as well, going on the last three or four days last week, continuing today. oil failed at $50 and had a tough time on friday as well. utilities, more defensive names like health care are holing up well here. moving the markets, there's three things, and we've been discussing them throughout the morning here at cnbc. we have the china growth concerns out there, we have the brexit vote. we heard about tighter odds of a potential leave over the weekend. and the fed and bank of japan meetings that are this weekend. a lot of people

the top 4 are moe's, taco bell and zdoba. >> moe success a big where i come from.t is really good. >> you would think this would be a given that the u.s. military would have to use footwear, other equipment things made here in the u.s. >> it doesn't happen. >> isn't that interesting? >> so this could be good news for new balance the shoe maker. they have been lobbying the u.s. government for years now that u.s. military members should only wear american made running shoes in particular. there's a statute, it's made in america -- 1941 statute. basically everything used to have to be american made. they haven't been paying attention to it. now new balance may have the army and navy and air force to pay for this new statute that would require any running shoe that a military member use is assembled in the united states. good for new balance but bad for nike. i will keep you posted if that is part of the new bill. tax payer money is used to settle every single refugee. it is so stunning the number will shock you. >> cheryl, thank you. talk to you again real soon. 22 mi

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contractor al for delivering this great project let's have fun and keep our parks clean thank you thank you moe give our public works another applause at the end of the day parks are not for the public works or the rec and park they're for people next up is a woman who is so involved in the 4124 and involved in park citywide she helps us and champions and works tirelessly as a volunteer for everybody in this neighborhood so they can love their parks let's welcome mia rogers. >> (clapping.) >> hi, everybody i know you're like burning up i'll be brief this park is an example of collaboration that we have to have in order to be effective in this park; right? and we have to focus on equity and accessibility but also, we have to focus on the collaboration piece of it where i feel like hunters point family and food and beverages and richmond watkins and his crews and oh, my gosh numerous organizations have helped us auto r anti that parklet i think this is it that's it everybody enjoy. >> mia will lead us and you guys up front so attentive together we'll count down from 5 and cut a ribbon and back to

contractor al for delivering this great project let's have fun and keep our parks clean thank you thank you moe give our public works another applause at the end of the day parks are not for the public works or the rec and park they're for people next up is a woman who is so involved in the 4124 and involved in park citywide she helps us and champions and works tirelessly as a volunteer for everybody in this neighborhood so they can love their parks let's welcome mia rogers. >> (clapping.) >> hi, everybody i know you're like burning up i'll be brief this park is an example of collaboration that we have to have in order to be effective in this park; right? and we have to focus on equity and accessibility but also, we have to focus on the collaboration piece of it where i feel like hunters point family and food and beverages and richmond watkins and his crews and oh, my gosh numerous organizations have helped us auto r anti that parklet i think this is it that's it everybody enjoy. >> mia will lead us and you guys up front so attentive together we'll count down from 5 and cut a ribbon and back to

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could it be a privately held company like moe's? >> yeah.oing to a number of different restaurants evenly. there isn't one that's exactly benefiting. from what we have heard from other ceos is if you're next to chipotle you're benefiting. it doesn't matter if you're in and out burger or whatever brand it may be. it is more geography and real estate. >> got it. nick, thanks for your time. here's about the global economy weighing on stocks. right now the dow close to session lows. down by 170 points or almost 1%. what traders are saying amidst the selloff. that's next. review the electronic medical record of the next patient.. no problem. it's a pretty huge file. done. sorry for the wait. that was quick. as part of our research, i also compared lab results with notes about prior treatments, then cross referenced it with thousands of medical journals. and i get the benefit of much more data, and a lot more time to plan the best treatments. i stay focused 24/7 and never sleep. you sound like a lot of medical students i know. [martha and mildred

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last week you saw my conversation and finding knee moe rescued her crew here when she couldn't get aob. dive back in for a sequel. >> oh my goodness. nemo, are you okay? >> yes. >> campaigninggfor a sequel to finding nemo. i didn't think it would be finding dory. that was the surprise when i got the call 13 years later. >> i remember something. that's not possible is it? >> oh, i suffer from short-term memory loss. in case you need more there's the modern family connection. >> i play thii guy named hank. >> i don't like chatter questions. >> bailey is sort of a narotic whale and just lacks confidence. >> the second reason the making of it is more than impressive. he spent 218 hours with the stars. >> not out of breath. >> try not to be out of br >> he's right there. >> yes. >> where did you go. >> then inside pixar studios artists and an may tos spent more than 8 months creating the characters. everything had to be perfect right down this exclus clip. >> they don't know where i am. >> the message. dory is in search of her parents and while the original mod was -- >> just keep swimmin

right now we are looking at temperatures falling into comfortablethunderstorms are moe to cincinnati, through ohio and cleveland. that is the cold front heading our way tomorrow, not making it alder, but it does bring us chance of showers and thunderstorms late in the evening for most of us around he see further to the west, we will see those midafternoon. we start in the 60's, then the upper 80's and much more humid tomorrow, back to the summer-like feel. if you are out and about tomorrow evening, make sure that you take your umbrella. we will time those out coming up. kimberly: as if people in flood suffered enough, the misery is not over. the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch for 22 counties in west virginia monday. heavy rains are possible in many areas already hit by last week's flood that killed 25 people statewide. remember the sinking feeling you may have had friday when the stock market went into a freefall after britain voted to leave the u.k.? you may feel queasy again when the market opens tomorrow. trading,in premarket stocks are aiming lower again.

down below we have a briefcase moe, who had to driven liquor trucks for bugsy siegel during the prohibition era and was involved in casinos out here. and everything from one of the uniform jackets from the desert inn, that organized crime interests from cleveland operated, to the placemat from the moulin rouge, which was the first integrated hotel and casino in las vegas. las vegas was a segregated community. and if you were african-american, you could not stay in or patronize a strip or downtown hotel or casino. entertainers usually had to stay in west las vegas and the moulin rouge, which itself had mob connections, was an attempt to integrate the industry and the community. the casino closed but it helped set standards that contributed to the civil rights movement that would lead to changes in las vegas and around the country. below that are photos and magazines featuring frank "lefty" rosenthal. if you have seen the movie "casino," robert de niro is playing a character supposedly based on him. and he ran the stardust and a couple other casinos on the strip and could never get a gaming l

and i walk into the corner store where i talked to moe, and moe is from guinea. i get a cup of coffee before i go home. young kids come into the store. they come in to get candy when they should be in preschool, but they are not. so if that person is six, the mother is what, maybe 20, 22. the grandfather is maybe 42, great-grandfather 62. maybe they did not have opportunities. and african-american men, 67% have never been in high school full-time. they could have arecord, they might not be able to get jobs. so dubois is doing this study. we did not learn as much about the study because we are not engaged in the daily work to understand it is not enough to say what social problems are, one must try to solve them.

down below we have a briefcase that belonged to moe, who had driven liquor trucks for bugsy siegel during the prohibition era and was involved in casinos out here. and everything from one of the uniform jackets from the desert inn, that organized crime interests from cleveland operated, to the placemat from the moulin rouge, which was the first integrated hotel and casino in las vegas. las vegas was a segregated community. and if you were african-american, you could not stay in or patronize a strip or downtown hotel or casino. entertainers usually had to stay in west las vegas and the moulin rouge, which itself had mob connections, was an attempt to integrate the industry and the community. the casino closed but it helped set standards that contributed to the civil rights movement that would lead to changes in las vegas and around the country. below that are photos and magazines featuring frank "lefty" rosenthal. if you have seen the movie "casino," robert de niro is playing a character supposedly based on him. and he ran the stardust and a couple other casinos on the strip and could neve

. >> the othther thing thahat haso out is t that they're much m moe water soluble than everyone e ws led to believe. . this means tht when they get into the g ground with water, they move readi i in across the environment. they are now found routinely in stream samples as well as well samples across the unitited states. >> birds like swifts and swallows depend on insects as a food source. if insects are killed in their breeding ground, usually a body of water, birds are depriveved of fooood. >> the concentrations of the neonics in our waterways are sufficient to kill the aquatic invertebrate life on which these birds depend. >> in canada, where neonicotinoids are widely used on crops, dr. christy morrissey is also finding high levels of wetland contamination. she focuses her research in canada's breadbasket, the prairie pothole region of saskatchewan, where agricultural land is laced with potholes, small temporary ponds fed by snowmelt and rain. >> in 2013 we found up to 90% of the ponds that we sampled in spring, even before the farmers were out seeding, had detectable levels of neo

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. >>> the tex-mex chain moe's southwest grill is now america's most popular mexican food chain.surged ahead of chipotle even though it has half the number of locations. chipotle of the number-one pick the last three years but has been impacted by a string of food safety issues. it fell to fifth place on the annual harris poll. >>> uber is letting customers schedule rides ahead of time. the new uber service started yesterday in seattle. other cities will follow soon. customers can schedule a ride 30 minutes or 30 days in advance. you can cancel without penalty as long as your driver is not on the way. >>> and one day, we might be driving flying cars. google co-founder larry page is funding two flying car startups, according to bloomberg business. one company, zdot arrows is funding one that takes off and flies vertically. another is a quad copter. he's put $100 million of his own money into the project allegedly. like the jetsons. >> i always wanted one of those cars. do you still call them cars if they're flying? i don't know. >> that's an interesting question. >> ponder that, j

moe ghashim was one of them. he's s from syria's most he's s from syria's most populous city, aleppo he ran his own web design agency with a dozen employee. >> things started to become ugly back then in syria. it was basically booming, a lot of start-ups. >> reporter: five years ago, with seed money from oasis 500, he launched shopgo, an e-commerce platform helping businesses in the region process payments, something he learned to do in the us, while paying his way through college. he now has 300 clients. >> we're in dubai, we're in amman, we are now subcontracting others. we have subcontractors in the u.k., subcontractors in the u.s. years ago i just wanted $10,000, that was it, to survive. we raised over $3 million in funding so far. >> reporter: 25 of ghashim's employees are jordanian. seven are syrian. the integrated workforce is intentional. >> i'm very proud of how we're trying to work together as a community. the team thatted with me brought their families here. some of them married jordanians, we have to

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