morgan did not want to -- did not have -- morgan did not have to drive toe a dug house on circus' -- syracuse's west side to buy the heroin that killed her. instead a person delivered it to her house after cajoling her to use it. aft doing one bag of heroin, one, deiana found her daughter lifeless in her bedroom. morgan overdosed and died, and unborn child died with her. morgan's drugealer anthony, was federally prosecuted and is now in prison for the next 15 years. however, north carolina prison where he belongs will never bring morgan back. victorilsonas your average go lucky teenager who had many friends. he was not only a go lucky teen many friends. he was not only a loyal friend but loving brother, uncle, and grandson. victor graduated mexico high school with an advance regents diploma and four years in the marine corps junior rotc program in college -- rotogram. in college he at the young agef 19, went spice suffered a fatal reaction from smoking that synthetic marijuana, and drowned in lake ontario. after victor's tragic death, his mother channels her sadness and anger into ad

talk is cheap, of course, morgan says, but he gets the idea. i understand that...gh and that their jersey has gone through over the last six months. and it is important for the game to have a strong australian side around, and we are more than happy to shake hands before the game if that means it creates a different image for the people. while eoin morgan says he is still expecting a tough, hard battle, the australian squad here may be missing some key batsmen through suspension, some key fast bowlers through injury. but look, it is still australia. a former captain is still australia. a former captain is here to advise, ricky ponting punting. the old australia hasn't disappeared. i'm sure the boys will tell you they copped plenty when they are in australia, and as long asi they are in australia, and as long as i have known the australian team, they have copped plenty when they are over here. that is part and parcel of it, and that is something oui’ parcel of it, and that is something our team is certainly expecting and something we have to take on board, and,i som

talk is cheap of course, morgan says, but he gets the idea.e gets the ideal understand i suppose the bashing that their board has gone through over the last six months and it is important for the game to have a strong australian side. and we're more than happy to shake hands before the game if that means it creates a different image for other people put up own morgan says he still expects a tough battle, this training squad here may be missing some key batsmen through suspension and key fast bowlers to injury but it is still australia. a former captain is here to advise, ricky ponting, panting. the old australia has not disappeared. it is not so much creating a brand—new culture but just living the much creating a brand—new culture butjust living the culture that we expect and that has always been there, we know how to behave as men. just at times we let ourselves down. one thing is clear, 400 miles south of england must be better here than in edinburgh but in one—day cricket they do not have many bad days. these days. joe wilson, bbc news. me

morgan brennan is with us from a harley-davidson plant in kansas city a lot more from morgan later thisr. first up, though, this morning the trump white house announcing a pivot in its approach to restricting chinese investments in the united states our kayla tausche is in washington with all the details. hey, kayla. >> hey, carl the administration decided to forgo investment restrictions targeted specifically at c, which the president directed treasury to study in march but instead it will lean on an expansion of treasuries existing authority to review foreign transactions that may pose a national security risk there is bipartisan legislation moving to do just that and a version passed the house yesterday 400-2. the decision removes a tool the president and hardline advisors sought out in dealing with china and the treasure secretary argued on cnbc that unlike investment restrictions which would have taken time to craft and implement this approach creates more clarity. >> this doesn't create more uncertainty. again, we will publish regulations, we will provide clarity. we're clear that

goldman sachs and morgan stanley the two in most focus in terms of capital return.s an interesting situation they did not do well, but they came out and said the fed has it wrong. >> this is a test that was a lot harder this year, a lot of disagreement with a lot of different companies. they just happened to make their peace with it right away >> right >> i think that's the why, what we're looking for. goldman and morgan upside could surprise we'll see, just based on the interpretation of the results. >> mike, the stocks themselves, given the sort of 5% decline in the last month >> i mean, they've obviously kind of collapsed into the announcement you'd think they are ripe to have some relief i don't think that they are declining because the market's anticipating bad news, so, yeah, you think if it's going to be a spark, it would be to the upside >> we'll have to stop for breaking news. apologies. thank you for joining us this afternoon. we'll have them back when the results of the stress tests are out. meantime, though, we've been monit monitoring the active shooter

outside of a few things their friends were able to save, the morgans plan to start over. it's something they never thought would happen but it won't stop them from living in paradise.the morgans plan to file a claim for their home and will remain in hawaii for another two weeks before returning in september to continue to help with recovery efforts. (michelle) new tonight at 8... a new poll shows the majority of bay area voters disagree with the government's immigration crackdown. of the one-thousand people surveyed by the bay area council, 55-percent disagree, 28-percent are in favor of the crackdown and 17-percent are undecided. the study comes at a time where the trump administration is facing a lot of backlash for losing track of 15-hundred children and separating immigrants from their families. (jr stone) the troubled son of actors ryan o'neal and farrah fawcett is in custody in connection to a violent crime spree in southern california. los angeles police believe 33-year-old redmond o'neal randomly attacked five men in unprovoked instances last month. he's charged w

nobody thought it would happen to mckenzie morgan. >> you're just quiet. because there's not a thing that we can do. >> reporter: to mckenzie's parents steve and kristy, she was always exceptional, their super-girl. kenzie's the type of kid that started reading at two, two and a half, was speaking in sentences at a year and a half. she excelled in school. threw a wicked curveball. and had a sixth sense for the outdoors developed elk hunting with her dad. >> she's a great kid. >> reporter: but she's always wanted to go off and do the next thing huh? >> the next thing. do it as good as you can. >> reporter: more than anything, mckenzie wanted to fly. frankly, that desire came packaged in her genes. great-grandfather, grandfather, uncles -- like jared hanson -- all pilots. mckenzie's uncle and grandpa got together. >> we talked and said that if she wants to do it, let's help her out. >> reporter: her parents were fine with it too. a lot of people would look at this and say, "god, you really feel okay about letting your daughter go off and fly an airplane at t

morgan took the challenge. by the summer of943, the allies were approaching a crisis and with that a decision point. there was going to be another ally conference, quadrant in quebec in august and in decisions negative effects by that time were having serious consequences for the allies' position. the united states because of indecision about 76% short of number of troops that they expected to have deployed in europe by that time. and then they had -- that meant that they had neither from england nor from the mediterranean, concentration of allied forced to defeat the axis. one of the key u.s. overlord advocates, major general thomas handy, the most important fit was strategy and stick wit and he went onto say that there was a risk, if they didn't do that, there was a risk of stalemate or, quote, complete victory indefinitely postponed. from london, an exacerbated, one of churchill's closest adviser and advocate for the american position, wrote to counterpart harry hopkins, roosevelt's adviser, if we are not pr

from a national security analyst morgan ortega's. if the democratic state a just and fox news contributor jessica tarlov. in the center seat, republican congressman from new york, please eldon, member of the house for an affairs committee. "outnumbered" today but with so much for an committee staff today, we feel it's pretty pretty great to see you. >> lee: happy to be here. >> harris: let's get to the news. that historic summit between president trump and north koreans kim jong un has ended with the two leaders signing a joint statement reaffirming kim jong un's commitment to denuclearize. and president trump's pledge to provide security guarantees. a president from sounding they met telling reporters he trusts kim jong un. >> eyes are wide open, but pieces always worth the effort and especially at this case. this should've been done years ago. it is right there, it's within our reach. it's going to be there, it's going to happen. this is complete denuclearization of north korea. and it will be verified. you'd be very surprised, ver

morgan brought up his half—century with a lovely one of these.uess this joke will wear thin at some point, but not yet. let's round up some of the other sport news today. world number one rafa nadal has apologised for having to withdraw from queen's next week. he won his 11th french open title on sunday and said he needed to rest before wimbledon next month. roger federer made a winning return to action in stuttgart today. the world number two, who skipped the clay court season, beat mischa zerev 3—6, 6—4, 6—2 in the second round of the mercedes open. joe launchbury is back in contention for england's second test with south africa this weekend. the second row missed the first test defeat with a calf injury. new zealand's amelia kerr has set a new world batting record in women's one—day cricket, with an unbeaten 232 against ireland in dublin. the 17—year—old broke the record during the third match of the series and makes her only the second woman to score a double hundred in odi cricket. now, he was one of the stars of the london olympic games, bu

. >> reporter: we toured morgan's apartment while she was there. this has been the life for the past 7 months. watching relators advertise. >> i think there's a level of understanding. when you're coming in and maybe pushing people out of a home, that's going to be hard for those people. if that does not make you feel uncomfortable, that's a problem. >> reporter: morgan and the other woman living here are all artist. if she loses this apartment, she can not afford rent in the bay area. >> i think it's really sad and horrible that folks that are artists are getting pushed out. i think it's more sad and horrible that people that have been in the neighborhoods for generations, families here for generations are being displaced. >> reporter: we showed a video to a civil rights group. >> you can give an eviction as soon as you own it. >> it's sad to know that you're right. we have the worst homelessness that california has had since the great depression. some say since the big earthquake. if we want to live in a society and do not understand why we have

morgan, how about other short-term rental platforms?re they facing similar regulatory issues like in? >> absolutely. whether airbnb, booking.com or home away owned by expedia all of these companies have had clashes to varying degrees with regulators in different cities's that said throughout our months of reporting with dozens of interviews, the company brought up the most frequently far and away has been airbnb. >> morgan, thank you excellent reporting. morgan brennan >>> now here's a look at what's making news heading into a new week "on the money." the american economy is not as strong as originally thought the gross domestic product, the broadest measure of the size and scope of the economy, an annual rate of 2% first quarter slightly low are than the last read be and expectation. consumer spending weaker but economists looking for a strong reading for the second quarter it was a tumultuous week for the dow. two triple digit declines over trade tensions rebounding later in the week stocks continued to climb friday and amazon looks l

morgan brennan in kansas city today.rley not the first of the president's barbs against corporate america as you probably know. we've seen tweets attacking amazon, boeing, apple, nordstrom, merck, all major companies that have formerly been in the president's crosshairs joiningous how that impacts investment, former chairman of cnn and bill george the former chairman and ceo of midtronnic and hbs professor. good to see you both this morning. bill, "washington post" has an interesting piece on how the prident feels personally betrayed by harley what do you make of this sort of rift between two parties that seemed to be much aligned earlier in the year? >> i think harley has to run a global business. they've been seeing ining sales in the u.s. for seven or eight years. and they've been contemplating this for at least three months and the thailand move was the first to move away from kansas city the steel aluminum tariffs probably were the straw that broke the camel's back they have to go this way they have no choice. they

tracy morgan about to smash this board karate style.ust let me know when it's going to happen, because i'm very tense right now. >> ready? >> i'm ready. >> here it come. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> here it come. ready? ahhh! whoa! >> wow. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> tracy tried it. >> young grasshopper, now snatch a pepper from the palm. no it ain't, it's in my pocket. >> thank you, tracy. tonight on our nba "game night" special, sandra bullock, ben simmons, and when we come back, nba players face off in "college knowledge." so, stick around. we'll be right back. ♪ >> dicky: brought to you by mcdonald's 100% fresh beef quarter-pounder burgers, so good, they'll leave you speechless. ♪ ♪ oh la fête fo', fo' ♪ ♪ ♪ oui l'endorphine s'est envolée ♪ ♪ ♪ d'une fête foraine devenue noire ♪ ♪ but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® so it bounces back. of coursbut if you hadowerful. any lingering doubts about the acceleration... horsepowe

it is directed by my next guest, morgan nevil, who shows mr. rogers' particular magic at work using his gentle empathy to support children through life's joys and its challenges, like tying their shoes, living through divorce, and coping with an often violent and scary world. morgan nevil, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me. >> so look, it's kind of unusual to do a documentary on fred rogers but maybe not. what was it that actually made you want to do this? it's not your normal biopic, it's not just about the guy. >> it's not. fred rogers was the most famous children's television host in american history. he was on television for more than 30 years. but he wasn't your average television host for a child. he was trying to teach children important lessons emotional maturity, civics, how to behave in society and that's what attracted me to want to make this film. it was not a nostalgia trip as much as it was trying to remind ourselves of some of these fundamental lessons that fred rogers was teaching us for all those years. >> has the

morgan stanley came out with the statement.ions came out, the bank essentially fired him. there were stories out there in the "new york times," and other places that coincided with a claim of sexual misconduct, something that harold ford, a guy i know for a long time, denied. then this is what happened jo a four-year-old claim, correct? >> four-year-old claim. i'm not disparaging the person who made the claim, i'm laying out the facts, or harold here. morgan stanley came out with a settlement that included a same that harold was not ousted for sexual misconduct, that he left for other reasons. there was a lot of issues with harold and the bank, including the fact his mentor, greg fleming, was out too, and a lot of run-ins with others. leave that as an aside. harold is a smart, good guy, or good rainmaker. he gets that statement now here's how we advance the story. i found this out recently. not only did morgan stanley make the statement. they gave him a monetary settlement. they paid him money, that reflected part of his compen

morgan freeman said, will how about you call me morgan and i call you mike. chills went down my spine. of all the years, that is the answer. what happened in recent years is that we went back. people have nostalgia, hate to use that word. people have nostalgia for that need to feel self-righteous about this is bad and this is good. the only open answer to racism is to forget about it. when i say that to some people they say you can't forget about that. the more you talk about it, the more you create it. it is an interesting phenomenon. if you just say, look at the city, this is nothing more multicultural than los angeles. you can see right here in the crowd around us, who cares. let it be, forget about it. that is why when i see black lives matter i say why, that is not helping anything? the whole thing about the recruit of the clan, to know how many that is? 250. to know how big this country is? 330 million. will there always be 250 idiots like that, of course. you look at the starbucks incident, something like i say no, most people are very good about it. s

>>> in kansas city, missouri, i'm morgan brennan. in the american icon cross hairs of the bigger global trade debate. we look athe rough road for harley-davidson coming up on "nightly business report." >>> listen to this. a s figure salary in san francisco is now considered low me. that's according to new figures from the department of housing and urban the threshold to qualify for low income assistance for a family of four is now $117,000. the highest in the nation and in may the median homerice in the bay area hit a record $935,000. >>> lyft is beefing up to bitter competethe likes of uber. the ride hailing company has now rais $600 million in new money from investors and get this, that now value that's company at $15 billion. that is double the value from just a year ago. uber plans to go public sometime next year, but lyft's ideal plans are less certain right now. >>> harley-davidson has come under fire from presidentterump announcing plans to move some production overseas. one plant in kansas city is set to close this year with

that's when it happened. >> tracy morgan stars in the popular show "the last o.g."dy jam, saturday night live and 30 rock. in note to self morgan reflebltrefleblth -- reflects on his childhood, serious injuries from a 2014 car accident. morgan shares those life lessons in a heart felt message to his 6 year old self. ♪ >> dear little tracy, i know you're scared right now and that's all right. your dad just left and he was your protector. you're going to be mad at him for a long time. try to remember that he was a good man. he went away for his country and came back hooked on heroin. your mom couldn't have him in the house. she had five kids to raise. she couldn't raise them around a drug addict. it's going to be hard, but you're going to make it. other people in your life are going to man up or kid up like your older brother, jimmy. i love you, jim. i know he is handicapped and he can't fight all the bullies in the neighborhood when they pick on you, but he will protect you in other ways. he's going to show you how to use your brain and not your fists or a gun. of co

morgan goldman sachs, morgan stanley come all have to scale back the amount of money they plan to doleareholders in the share buybacks and distribution, and what this means is that in order to pass the tests, they needed to hold onto that money. goldman sachs and morgan stanley will freeze total payouts at previous levels. 28 financial firms can proceed with the payout, but this is a much tougher task. it shows us that it is designed to make sure they have enough money to pass a theoretical economic shock, they have enough on hand, and that is limiting the amount of money they can give back at this time. rishaad: still seeing dividends going up by more than 30% on average. thank you. su keenan from new york. let's have a look at chinese banks. odee market, the auction peri coming to an end come a bit of bank andfor china ag icbc. they have been on a record 14 day losing streak, all down partially to the yuan. despite that, analysts clinging to their bullish forecasts on these lenders. let's bring in a banking analyst. what is going on? >> since the market peak of january 26, the sector

hence, morgan stanley sees a potential upside for the ftse at 10%.were going for long european stocks for the ftse 100, given the use of the words cheaper evaluation and a more attractive strategy. i love the chart. it is showing the gap of the ftse 100 and the s&p 500. -- for thee ftse and s&p. overseas investors, morgan stanley said, should still hedge the foreign currency exposure for long-term uncertainty, as the brexit continues to weigh on the valuation multiples investors are willing to pay despite the week boosting earnings for many companies. it comes as the brexit bill goes back to law today. ignore the fact that the u.k. stocks are unloved, and start buying them. guest, tv is where you'll find that. yes, i guess as much as it pains me because you are front and enter when it comes to the w cu p challenge, my brexit is destroyed but yours is intact. mark: it is never too late. you will rise through the ranks and supplant me. i am not sure i can get there. you are the winner. a very highly recommended runner-up. i am not sure icheck them

kpix5's degrees -- morgan hill.x5's devin fehely explains investigators are still searching for missing cattle. >> reporter: the cattle were discovered in a shallow grave on this morgan hill ranch and may have gone undetected there for several week on what is now an ever expanding crime scene. >> yesterday when we originally talked to you, we had found nine dead livestock and the numb her is 11 now. -- number is 11 now. >> reporter:be tied to a disput between the property owner and grazing rights to the land. no arrests have been made and investigators are trying to figure out how the animals died. >> we're still looking at that. we have veterinarians at the scene. they'll be able to do the necropsy to determine the cause of death and everything like that, but the investigation is continuing. >> reporter: from sky drone 5 there are few signs of the grisly crime investigators think happened here. the sheriff's office said they have found some of the missing cattle alive but father the death old may yet grow -- fear t

. >> i'm looking at morgan stanley right now. we know the results had rang wage th - language wasn't great. it is the 52 week low. i want to think about your q 2 earnings if they cannot rally into the q 2 earnings, i think we will see new lows on all of them. if you think stocks will con to trade down into that earnings pr print. you can buy the july 44 or 48. selling one of the july on a quarter, your max risk is the $1.10. worst case scenario you're risking less than 2% of the stock price. i like the risk-reward in this trade. >> one of the things you look at for a trade like that is what the playout is and how much premium am i paying. this is slightly in the money already. so spending a $1.10, but it is part of the premium. >> and for this particular area, especially more so, and jp morgan and more cities. >> for morgan stanley and it is equally problematic. >> and not u.s. the u.s., it is global bank. >> homebuilders on shaky ground, many names plunging in the last few months they are taking 10% down they say one of these na

, clarence and evelyn morgan, and her sister, jean simms. her love, generosity, graciousness, tenacity will be missed by many. her nephews and nieces include debra simms, a former administrator in our district, and a loving church family. the board of education and superintendent of schools extends sincere condolences to the havard and morgan families. commissioner walton? >> thank you, president mendoza-mcdonnell. this is in memory, honest aring the work, advocacy and life of barbara brown with the san francisco unified school district, the mission district and the community at large, and her daughter is here, along with her grandson, and i know her other grandchildren were here earlier, as well as her son-in-law, and thank you all for staying this late as we honor your grandmother and your mother. whereas on sunday, may 20, 2018, barbara brown left in world to be with her family members who have preceded her in death, and whereas barbara brown worked for the san francisco unified school district for 30 years. and whereas barbara brown took

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt at the new yorkck exchange. >> we are lookingorward to the at&t/time warner decision. of course, all this news about the nuclear summit we'll deal with a lot of that. let's get straight to that historic meeting between president trump d noh korean leader kim jong-un, taking place overnight in singapore michelle caruso-cabrera is there and joins us with the latest developments michelle >> hey there, jon. the president said he will suspend the military exercises with the south korean military they happen every year as a signal and deterrence to the north koreans. it's pretty clear. we went back and listened to everything that the president said about the decision to suspend those military exercises. it's not clear he thinks it's a concession he just doesn't like how much they cost. >> we will be stopping the war games, which will save a tremendous amount of money we've done exercises for a long period of time, working with south korea. and we call them war games and tremendously expensive the amount of money that we spend on that i

you'll see them having these controlled burn zones in parts of orinda and morgan hill. we're standing right now, not too far from the reservoir, this is kind of area where those controlled burns will take place. before we get into that, let's talk about where some of the real brush fires took place over the weekend. this was in santa rosa, up to seven brush fires taking place on saturday night, calling them suspicious. happening along the santa rosa creek trail. on the railroad tracks near fulton road. those fires were small, no structures were burned and no one was evacuated. as for those controlled burns, we want to show viewers where they are taking place in orinda. taking place directly across from the sub station, pg&e sub station in orinda and the other one happening not too far from where we're standing between bear creek road and reservoir. today through june 28th and i will happen on differe dates during that time. firefighters will burn for moderate burning conditions. the fires will be set up with preexisting fire control lines with extra fire engines stage o

i think there are two different areas, morgan.e staying private for longer, including regulations we put on ipos and making big bets without having to explain every move they make every quarter there just isn't enough pipeline coming in. there's plenty of money. but the number of start-ups are at a 40-year low as we talked before, morgan, other countries like france in the last four years have gone from 140 high-tech venture backed investments a year to 740 at a time the u.s. is decreasing i think we've got to become a start-up nation again. we are no longer number one in innovation in the world. bloomberg has us at number 11. i think this is a national issue that we must become a start-up nation again and realizing continuing to do the right thing for too long gets you in a lot of trouble. >> john, what do you make of the current enterprise environment for public companies take a look at many stock chart this is year, including cisco's, and it starts to look pretty choppy then recently some concerns over cloud growth rates perhap

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and mike santoli ceo of business insider and recode's executiveditor, kara swisher. shares of 20th century fox hitting all-time highs, comcast sets up a possible bidding war for the bulk of the company, offering $65 billion, 35 a share for those assets, which includes fox's movie studio, fx, net geo. it it does represent a 19% premium to disney's offer made in december. brian roberts talked about all of this on a conference call last night. >> when i think about fox, it's rupert murdoch, his family and what they've built, one of the world's great media and entertainment companies. their work as strong entrepreneurs and prudent acquirers bears significant similarities with comcast's own history. >> let's start with you, kara. how interesting is this setup here do you have a road map to where you think this ends? >> seems as if comcast is the big bid. it's a lot of money. i don't know if rupert murdoch comes with the deal. you get him when you come in it will be tough for disney to compete with it in terms of money and power to do it that said, rupe

morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours.inland areas, as upper level high pressure builds over california. a cooling trend is then forecast to begin near the coast on wednesday and spread across the entire area thursday and friday. dry conditions will prevail throughout the forecast peri. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) a woman in florida was attacked by a pet monkey ... and part of the attack was captured on video. take a look ...you can see the monkey jumping on the woman.that woman is home depot employee marilyn howard. she was taking a break outside when the monkey, attached to a leash and wearing a diaper, walked up to her. she says it was friendly at first but got spooked by the sliding glass doors ... and then jumped and bit her on her back and twice her on her

morgan hill 88, palo alto 82. danville 83 degrees with sunshine, piur 59 daly city but 80 in canfield. sonoma 84, oakland 69, cloverdale 92 degrees for your tuesday. we cool off wednesday and thursday, we warm back up for the weekend and following the same pattern with the hottest day on saturday, cooling down sunday and we can expect that this week. not hot yet but it is on. >>> a shark swarm of the can -- santa cruz coast and the close call for this kayaker. >>> here tonight guests on the late show with stephen colbert. ♪ it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? for a limited time, save up to $500 plus free home delivery on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends june 30th. summer. there's a warning for beachgoers: look out for sharks! you can see this massive great swimming rig >>> keep an eye out if you plan to head t

morgan hill 88, palo alto 82. danville 83 degrees with sunshine, pittsburgh 87, 59 daly city but 80 in canfield. sonoma 84, oakland 69, cloverdale 92 degrees for your tuesday. we cool off wednesday and thursday, we warm back up for the weekend and following the same pattern with the hottest day on saturday, cooling down sunday and we can expect that this week. not hot yet but it is on. >>> a shark swarm of the can -- santa cruz coast and the close call for this kayaker. >>> here tonight summer. there's a warning for beachgoers: look out for sharks! you can see this massive great swimming rig >>> keep an eye out if you plan to head to santa cruz county to cool off. >> there is a warning for beachgoers, look out for sharks. you can see this massive great white swimming alongside a kayak. they spotted 2-three dozen and he wants beachgoers to know this is the new norm. >> four years ago in the population for started coming back, we would see eight or nine. over the last four years, we have been seeing more sharks and

yes, as we heard from morgan, there are state party leaders disavow them. does the republican party have a responsibility to do more? and how much of a role would you say the president has played emboldening these candidates? >> the republican party absolutely has to reject any white supremacy and white nationalist groups as the party has historically done. the party should return to its roots, the party of lincoln is the party of freedom. the anti-slave party. the proud history of promoting freedom. and fortunately we haven't had some of the organized parties, that europe is actually experiencing with white nationalist parties that are gaining ground an winning seats. what's disturbing about this story is that this may look to be a forerunner to white nationalists organizing and winning seats in congress. or even in state legislatures. regardless of party, that's a terrible term. we've had too many people die for freedom and we've learned a lot of lessons over the years. and ultimately america is always striving to get it right. >> jason, given that these

ey whichr morgan sta is a buy. morgan stanley is going to big beneficiary for mergers and acquisitions and investment banking. >> all right, ken. thank you so much.ap preciate it. kenn l with crfa research. >> shares of b.j.'s wholesales soar on the first day of trading. that's where we begin the market focus. they returned to wall street after seven years as a privately held company. its debut comes at a time when th industry is facing stiff competition online. >> i thi any retailer who says they don't compete with amazon isn' being truthful. there is no doubt that the consumer is getting greatalue andconvenience. in the world we are living in, value retail works.ip membern top of value retail is a business we feel great about. investors have been encouraging us along the way. they did today. shares rose nearly 30% in the debut to$22. >>> meanwhile, the long running patent dispute beten apple and samsung is finally over. n, the ears after it be two companies settled their litigation over smartphone technology. ter

in second place, morgan specks are employing investors -- morgan stanley and goldman sachs are employing investors. and finally, the white house is split over its response to a trade war. some officials are trying to restart talks with china. our guest is still with us. we are still trying to figure out what the airbus war on brexit means for other companies. we have trade, and a couple stories on greece and italian debt. what should economists be focusing on? sarah: a lot of interesting developments in europe. this greek debt issue is interesting for those of us who have been following the story for a number of years. i don't think it is a market hasng, but that greece committed to running their primary surplus for the next 40 years. it is quite a struggle for that country over the long-term. central banks, i think, are being really focused at the moment. how quickly the fed will raise rates, how the boe will raise rates, is the ecb going to be as cautious as they laid out last week? francine: in the meantime, let's get straight to bloomberg first word news. >> more on greece for you. s

creates or pieces to explore themes of life death time in a permanent clear morgan hopes the viewers of our arts will draw their own conclusions you consider these important themes for themselves. when it comes to leather goods most people look for leather from a cow or a lamb right and if you wanted a bit more exotic then you might choose snake or crocodile that are but now there is another option namely fish leather surprisingly it is just as strong as normal leather and it has another advantage it sustainable comes from the waste from the fishing industry so if it sounds a bit fishy then maybe some young designers can convince you otherwise. fish never be low. exotic but it's made from the skin of familiar kinds of fish like salmon colored and perch. a label. on a company that makes products from fish. she produces them and i studio ninety six i designed it discovered the benefits of fish skin as a material in iceland she lived there for a year very close to a fish never factory. you to fish how you know every fish skin is unique even within its own breed. car that was on the us.

concerns that we're having here with tariffs and how that's going to influence various industries morgan, you cover this space closely. do you think he's factoring all of that in and just feels like he's taking so many hits that it's only up from here or were there enough caveats when he was saying that the changes are done >> i mean, this is what's going to make a market in the stock, right, moving forward? >> right. >> just how blunt he was in terms of this is it, trade will be a big issue certainly we're seeing it play out with harley davidson right now. the fact that he's not changing investment strategies or where they're doing production, et cetera, at least not at this point in time, i think, is very telling. and i think you heard that commentary from other big industrial commentaries. fedex made comments on their call about worries around trade but fred smith also said basically this is the best time he has seen for his company. there seems to be a lot of wait and see where the trade story is concerned for these bigger companies. >> meanwhile, let's dig in deeper scott davis is h

juan: that audio of federal magistrate judge ronald morgan's courtroom in brownsville, texas, is from report for the intercept by debbie nathan headlined, "hidden horrors of 'zero tolerance' -- mass trials and children taken from their parents." the story also features a rare photograph from inside a federal courthouse in pecos, texas, that shows dozens of immigrants in orange jumpsuits spread across a courtroom and filling up a jury box as they are tried all at once. amy: mass trials for crossing the border, and scattered cases of family separations, have taken place since "operation streamline" was first introduced in 2005. but last month, attorney general jeff sessions announced the federal government will now prosecute "100% of illegal southwest border crossings." >> i put in place a zero tolerance policy for illegal on our southwest border. ifif you cross t b borde ununlawfully, , then we will prosecute you. it is that simple. if you s smuggle illegal aliens acroross our border, t then we l prprosecute yoyou. if you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you. and d that ch

downgrad dumont mine grading was rated from morgan stably the potential approval of new projects and price target now $40 and that stock was up slightly to $38.79. that same analyst at morgan stanley downgraded brett gold from equal weight and the firm said the stocks underperformance looks set to hrntinuegh the rest of the year, price target now $12 and that stock fell a fraction to $13.16. >>> twitter price target ras raised to $50 in morgan stanley and one of the highest and the nall sites the potential for higher advertising revenue and the firmaintains the over weight rating on that stock as well. shares rose 5% to $43.49. still ahead, the biggest problem facing small business owneri >>> general motors is watching development on trade very os y. gm ceo said today the automaker has not altered its investment plans but she did add that the uncertainty will have s somet of impact eventually. >>e we seeing cost increases but again i think there is still -- depending on how decisions were made will have an impact on that a we're working hard to understand the impacts to working to of

claire morgan likes her work to be somewhere between still and moving natural and unnatural life and death are suspended sculptures are made from the mix of natural and synthetic materials and give the illusion of floating in mid-air. the artist from northern ireland creates or hiding pieces in her studio in gateshead just outside newcastle upon tyne in the u.k. . most of my sculpture work is suspended from my own thread and yeah i'm working my face and identical or similar. components like see it or fly or pieces of plastic and assembling them on the threads to give the illusion of something that is solid more often than not a geometric form something that feels. solid and strong visually but actually it's just made from sizes of pieces of very fragile stuff aren't actually connected to each other that could very easily be destroyed. close work is quite labor intensive often taking many weeks to assemble she is a team of assistance to help her collect the material. she recently created a seventeen metre high in wales addressing a controversial yet historical practice in the u.k. . e

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some of the research reports notably those of morgan stanley.take a closer like with the chairman of henry schein mr. bergma welcome back to "mad money." i have been reading this morgan stanley research and they are concerned that the second half of the year may not be strong. concerned amazon making inroads with dental offices. the stock has been a tough one lately. >> thank you and thank you for having us on your show. we remain optimistic about henry schein we reiterated guidance for 2018, 12-15% eps growth. >> you are saying that growth that you projected when you last reported is still good, the numbers? >> we are comfortable with that, yes. so many good things that are going on in the company, the dental business is solid, the animal health business has opportunities. >> you know, i like the model, i like the diversity, animal health is one of my favorite businesses and so we felt it was a kind of, if dental slows, vet stays strong i like the mosaic but do you think the mosaic is not as good as going your separate ways? >> each of the busi

sachs and morgan stanley received a lot of focus over the last weekend. had really got things down in the beginning of the year and came in at the lower rate. morgan stanley may have disappointed some versus expectations before last week that could be enough. you worked on the street. it you know these banks inside and out. i am curious publicly held of anxious fondant and what are you hearing from inside bank? how are people feeling about the tests and how they came out? they are designed to give the , and the negative side of things of that there is a lot of capacity around the test. wells fargo had his huge capacity to do buybacks but people did not know if they will be able to lounge or not because there is not a lot of insight in terms of that part of the process. we know the fed looks at a lot of different things. we saw that with deutsche bank. there is sort of not a lot of clarity. is thatr part of it sometimes, there is disagreement in terms of the fed results versus the bank results. that can very and back to more conservative or less. how much

minutes and he said to morgan freeman what are you doing for black history month and morgan freemansaid nothing. what are you doing for american history month and wallace said nothing and what about jewish and about jewish history month and he wanted to be jewish history month? and mike wallace said, no. but then he said what do we do about racism and morgan freeman said, well, how about you call me morgan and i call you mike. when i saw that i got chills. all the years i was demonstrating and that's the answer but it happened in recent years is we went back because people have nostalgia and i hate to use that word but they have nostalgia for that need to feel self-righteous about this is bad and this is good but the only open answer to racism is forget about it. people i say that to some people and they say you can't forget about it the cause but the more you talk about it the more you need it. it's an interesting phenomenon. if you say look at this is a -- nothing more multicultural than los angeles and you can see it right here in the crowd around us. cares? just let it be forget