emily: 10 the morse -- 10 morse -- itm morse former interim ceo of yahoo!.rge zachary, early twitter investor. anthony j clemente. we will continue this conversation after the break. emily: back to our breaking news -- dick costolo stepping down as the ceo of twitter. jack dorsey stepping in as interim ceo. still with us, george zachary, an early investor in twitter. we also have the former yahoo! cfo tim morris former yahoo! interim ceo, and joining us is crawford del pratt, chief -- crawford del prete at chief research officer for idc. we have been talking about this over the last hour. a lot of turn out as to who can be the ceo of twitter. who can do this job better than dick costolo, considering jack dorsey has another job? crawford del prete: hi emily. again, i don't have an individual in mind, but i do think when you start looking at what you want to do to replace this job, i believe it needs to be someone who comes from media. i think that the media business has learned a tremendous amount about ease-of-use, engaging users. i think that that is a big

emily: tim morse, a guy who is been in jack's position.will continue this conversation after a quick break. we are talking about a dramatic shakeup at twitter. dick costolo, the ceo, is out. ♪ emily: we're back to our breaking news. dick costolo stepping down as ceo twitter. jack dorsey stepping in as interim ceo. we have an early investor twitter, and also a former yahoo! cfo, and adjoining lascivious type -- and when this kjjoining us via skype. who can be the new ceo of twitter? who do you think can do this job better than dick costolo, considering jack dorsey as well? >> i don't have an individual yet in mind but i do think when you start looking at what you want to do to replace this job, i think it needs to be someone that comes from media. i think the media business has learned a tremendous amount about ease-of-use, engaging users, and i think that is a big angle about what twitter needs to come push. i think that as media has evolved, that is where they are going to look. when you start seeing the next chapter for the company. i th

i was just talking to ed morse and he said the u.s. is producing over 13 million barrels per day when you account for all liquids. beating out even russia. russia was really the stronghold there, with natural gas. he expects u.s. production to continue to grow. it is all about shale flexibility. you see prices rise. you see hedging. you see the frack log come back. get in there, get out, it can bring up production fairly quickly creating this new player in this amazing market. i was pumped. joe: here to discuss all of these things, jim keenan, the blackrock head of u.s. credit, editor,mberg stock michael reagan. thank you for joining us. something else the caught my eye were the buybacks coming in today. talking about the announced buyback of 50% this year, seems like a big number. if you dig deeper now may be a distinction between announced back -- buybacks and completed buybacks. it will not be trivial in the market and turn out to be not that big of a deal. >> it is this kind of shell game that some companies play and then you look

if it gets final approval it means any beverage that get morse than 25 calories from sweeteners per 12 ounces would need a note that it has a health warning on its advertisement. diet drinks would not require the warning, but regular soda would. it's not just soft drinks. the law also applies to sports drinks, iced tea, even some fruit juices. new york city is worried about the amount of salt we eat. the city's health department says it will propose tomorrow that all chain restaurants in the city put a saltshaker on their menus next to the food items that have more than the recommended daily limit of sodium. which is about a teaspoon of salt. >>> a paralympic athlete hopeful is back on the track tonight. we first told you about this story a few nights ago. somebody ransacked paul peterson's apartment in charlotte. paul is an amputee whose running blades were stolen. well, with two weeks before the u.s. paralympic track and field championships, his hopes of medaling were pretty much dashed. but in four days online donors sent him $32,000 to get new running blades. >> it feels really goo

a new warning this morse about mers in south korea, a doctor with the syndrome may have come this contact1,000 people at a meeting and three in south korea have died of the illness 1100 schools are closed and 1600 people are quarantined and there is no known cure. usda says a vaccine against bird flu in chickens is only effective 60% of the time and birds have been recalled as a result of the out break. turkey goes to election for the most important in history and we are joined by patricia and this could transform democracy in turkey as well as the relationship with the united states. >> it absolutely could stephanie, very exciting election to keep an eye on that is because turkey currently has a parliamentary system of government but president erdewan wants to change that. right now the prime minister holds most of the power in turkey and the president is mainly a ceremonial figure. and switching to a system where the president holds most of the power requires changing the constitution and erdewan and his party are hoping to win enough seats in parliament to unilaterally change the const

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to see the ypg doing well here, and simultaneously with pushes against iraq and anbar and up in the morseou could see pushes on multiple fronts. >> they have independence, which offensely rankelwhich obviously rankels with the turks. >> i think the map that you showed during your piece and the piece itself laid that out pretty well. all the tensions involved here. the turks' number one concern they would love the assad regime to be overthrown. they would love for isis to go away. but their number one concern is their own turkish minority and what will happen if they develop their own mini state inside of syriaed a jay stent to turkey. that's a--that's described as a red line. it's certainly a very real concern for the turks. >> what are the differences siding ago and iraq? do you think that the differences are? >> inside iraq you have tens of thousands of soldiers and fighters much various units. the hockey peshmerga. the iraqi army, the protection units, largely shia mill is as. you have tens of thousands of fighters that can push against the united states that they can aid and train and

have enough power to stop wisconsin to be the 25th state with there right to work economist steve morses good but i concede the point it is unfair because some people will say if i don't have to pay the dues i get the benefits without any money spirit the first amendment says you have the right of association with any group that you want to. but it also means you should have the right to not to. >> i was forced to join a union. >> my first job in chicago, illinois were you grew up the unions to get the money out of my paycheck that is right developed some of this hostility because shittah and i choose if i want this union to represent your not? i don't want money taken out of my paycheck to pay for the big parties and conferences shouldn't that be the right of every individual worker? john: but then how could there be a union? bin mckewon said get together with 20 or 30 workers. john: with a bargaining unit to say we want $20 an hour and bargain on behalf of those even if the union gets of raised then those rules stop job growth. >> let's say we work next to each other at a factory and

. >> wallet hub-a leading financial web site, it looks at the 80 morse populated metropolitan areas ins. and ranked them one to 80, goes worth. they looked at travel time and costs local prices once you get there attractions in the area, weather conditions, and parks and recreation. now -- >> a great joke. >> the best cities -- number one, las vegas. cheapest. orlando, most magical place on earth. and then atlanta is number three. >> i-85. >> actual -- tulsa oklahoma, ahead of washington dc, chicago, and san francisco. >> wow. >> all of these are ahead of little rock -- >> oh, that's down at bottom. >> but on top of -- i've been this my sister there is -- a great place to raise family -- >> too. not a hater of little rock. >> ahead of boston, new york, and honolulu. >> people that are high made the list. >> the make more sense. the worst cities, providence, knew haven and the worst bridgeport. >> everybody hating on the northeast. bridgeport connecticut the worst. >> it scored really low. the weather certainly is better than atlanta. atlanta is too hot in the summer. >> spring and fall

as for me morse, well, he sat through 150 witnesses and never seemed to shed any sort of tear or show any emotion. we are expecting about two dozen victims and family members to speak for about two to five minutes each. they will include the family of eight-year-old martin richard. i spoke to one woman today, a survivor. she said a loet of people do feel the need say something to address tsarnaev to address the judge. >> a lot of emotion i'm sure they're all feeling. we send our best thoughts to them to be sure. >>> the white house today expected to announce a change to its tough hostage policy that will affect families of hostages and how they deal with captors. >> reporter: this is in part due to the response the administration has received from family member who is have said that the administration's response has been insensitive, inconsistent and appalling at times. president obama will meet with the families of u.s. hostages today here at the white house and he'll tell them directly these changes the white house will announce among them they will now no longer threaten the famili

after spending $540 million on baggage screening equipment and million morse on training the failure rate today is higher than it was in 2007 erin. >> that's pretty atrocious no matter how you look at it. renee, thank you. >>> "outfront" tonight, republican congressman john mica. he sits on the oversight and transportation committees. and he co-authored the 2001 legislation that created the tsa. congressman, i really appreciate your time. when you hear that number bombs and weapons getting through 95% of the time at american airports airports in the united states, what concerns you the most? >> well, that does concern me. but that's the dhs and tsa testing themselves. unfortunately, the results when i have independent testing by others who are not part of that the results are even worse. >> you co-authored the bill that created the tsa back in 2001 you. also to be fair raised concerns early on. so before the program was even fully implemented the next year you said the tsa has become a monster that was 13 years ago. >> well it has. it started out with 16,500 screeners. we're now at o

they're sending out the morse code flash. for us in woodbridge, a beautiful day, the sun is about ready to come up in the eastern sky. the slug line here, down to three lonely gentlemen and a couple of folks earlier. general check of the survey, about about 50% of the people have their umbrellas with them. you may want to go ahead and make that change in your plans today and have your umbrella ready to go i've got my storm team 4 weather app all fired up. heavier rain showers in pennsylvania are headed to new york and they could cause flight delays. and then heavier ones out in indiana, that will be impacting the second half of our day today. so just be advised there's a chance for thunderstorms coming up. some of them could be strong to severe. we actually do have a slight risk from the storm prediction center folks out in norman, oklahoma, under a slight risk for severe weather. i-81 corridor between about 2:00 or 3:00. and some of the storms could be a little on the strong side, so stay with nbc washington's app or stay wi

the gop legislature in the commonwealth of virginia want morse restrictive voter id requirements for absentee voters. scott walker a very likely gop presidential candidate is reducing the window for early voting and wants tougher id requirements as well. in north carolina, which went for obama the first time, the gop wants more id restrictions and to eliminate the ability to register to vote on the same day. so that pattern, it is coordinated, marc? is this under the rnc? it always seems to be republicans doing it. >> yeah, so i don't know whether it's coordinated -- who it's coordinated by. but clearly there is a playbook that we are seeing play out in state after state after state. you left off your list ohio, which, despite the fact that we had in 2004 and 2008 and 2012 an epidemic of long lines. you remember those images. >> sure. >> of the kerry campaign in 2004. you remember those students waiting in line for hours and hours amount. you saw that in 2008 and 2012. well, what did ohio do? again, they said that during early vote period there can only be one location in a county. n

now i'll play the encounter one morse in its entirety. you see the officers converging on this one area. you will see the officers retreat back in this direction and i will just play it all the way through. >> lights back on. thank you. so that's the video obviously. it speaks for itself. pat obviously was able to walk you through it so you get a better understanding of exactly what you're seeing. we've viewed it many, many times, as you can imagine. we can take a few questions now. if you have anything about the leadup into the stop, that would be for special agent lissi, if you talk about the investigation into the death, that would be myself. >> mr. evans and mr. lissi, was nonlethal force available to these officers and was it ever considered given that you knew he was dangerous but you had him outnumbered and you knew he probably only had knives? >> well, knowing the intent that we had previous knowledge of, you know, we approached this individual just to question him. no one could have foreseen what unraveled at that point. as you c

. >> speaking of somebody still in the race, there's morse fallout over univision's decision to dumpwas outraged after what it calls insulting insultingra, about mexicans made by trump who is part owner of the pageant. now the shows co-hosts are quitting. tom llamas with the details. >> television network univision telling donald trump you're fired. the spanish language broadcaster cutting ties with trump announcing they won't be running the july 12th miss usa telecast because of comments he made about mexican immigrants. >> they bring in drugs, they bring in crime. they're rapists and some i assume are good people. >> he made the comments during his presidential campaign announcement. he told abc news chief anchor george steven op lus, mexico should build a wall on the border. >> mexico, you say we're going to build a war and have mexico pay for it. how are you going to do that? >> mexico is ripping us more than any other country. >> the decision comes after major latino celebrities slapped -- slammed trump, ricky martin tweeting in spanish, the republican candidate has hate and ign

so philip morse said look, we can make a lot of money but addicting children to nicotine and killinghem over the years, and you're taking away our ability to hook kids on cigarettes. and what does the trade agreement, we will see if that resolves its outcome is now before the tribunal. australia is in the same boat but that tells you everything you need to know about these trade agreements. the bottom line very clearly is what is good for future profits is what trade agreement about, not the health, not our environment, not the well being of the people and that's what we've got to defeat soundly this tpp. [applause] now, let me be as blunt as i can be in telling you if i have it be dashed if i haven't been blunt already, and that is something i think many of you already know. and that is as a result of the disastrous supreme court decision in a citizens united case -- [booing] make that loud so that supreme court hears you. [booing] by 5-4 decision the supreme court rented one of the worst decisions in the history of our country. what they said that the wealthiest people in this coun

tom: is there enough humility there in case edward morse gets his lower oil prices? been what john d rockefeller would call a good sweating. they will bounce back from it. the thing about brazil, to go back for that, remember, three years or four years ago when president obama went down to brazil, he talked about giving money to brazil to produce oil so that the united states could imported. that is how quickly things can change. katia: speaking of petrobras, it has great assets, but it has got a huge debt burden and it has the profit branding policy. do you think it will ever regain its status of being a well-run national oil company? daniel: technically, petrobras is. it is at the forefront of the offshore -- it discovered the pre-fault, which people did not think was possible. technically it is a very accomplished and capable country, one of the pioneers of the offshore. i think they have to cut through the debt problem, they have got to get away from the policies they have, and the new president -- by cutting the budget, they will divest resources. they have got

it just feed morse people interested in them and it's a combination draw. >> absolutely.swift coming up out there the show. tweet us @cnbc. >>> golf the second major of the year went down to the final hole of the u.s. open on sunday. jordan spieth birdied on the 18th after losing a lead with a double bogey on the 17th. spieth had to wait it it out for dustin johnson to have a 12-foot eagle putt himself. johnson missed that opportunity and the birdie putt that would have forced a playoff in today's play. this is spieth's second major title this year having won the masters in april. he now heads to st. andrews for next month's next grand slam. >> and keep an eye on the markets because as we told you european stocks are at a one-month high, all in hopes a dry greek deal coming together. still to come how will the unfolding developments in the greek saga impact u.s. markets? we're live in boston with an investor coming up, after this break. you wouldn't order szechuan without checking the spice level. it really opens the passages. waiter. water. so why would you invest withou

>> no, but wx is morse code for weather. the pilots all use it. because i'm a scanner geek. but idy -- but idy grease. traffic will be slow at the toll plaza. we've beening -- we've been talking about in june and july you will see things get better. people will start to take their vacations. some school districts are nil in session. you -- are still in session. i want to mention that traffic is slow in san jose this morning. we had an accident northbound 280 at saratoga, north of highway 17. 280 is the no the business right now -- not the business right now. use 101. i would say 85 is the best if you are in the south valley but 101 is backed up solid from the capitol expressway up to mountain view. the best thing you can do, put off your trip. i know that's not an option for a lot of people. finally, we have some earlier pictures from skyfox of westbound 580 coming up on this big rig fire that was at grant line road. the truck was on fire. it was completely destroyed. no one was seriously injured but the damage is done to the commute coming in fro

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