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yes, you mentioned, it was 1984, tip o'neill was the house speaker. a battle on the house floor with newt gingrich. newt gingrich was the republican member of congress. o'neill said to gingrich, what you did is the lowest thing i've ever seen in 30 years in congress. that was considered a personal attack, that's why his words were taken down. now you have pelosi saying about the president, calling him a racist on the house floor, precipitating this. kasie this is all a prelude, a very dramatic prelude, i think, in some ways might be breaking some precedent here in the house, but a dramatic prelude to the vote on the resolution condemning the president. what's the expectation there specifically when it comes to republicans and how they're going to handle that? >> right, well, just very briefly, steve, it's important to say pelosi called the comments racist, she did not call the president of the united states a racist, and that eck copes exactly what this resolution is going to say, that you're talking about, it calls the words in those tweets, go back,

he picked commissioner o'neill to represent -- we are grown adults.d and i know the difference between right and wrong and i know what is "happening now" is wrong but he is doing nothing about it. the mayor, if o'neill doesn't resign the mayor needs to remove him. rob: thank you for your time. we do appreciate it. 38 after the hour. bob mueller's hearing is expected to be the most highly anticipated congressional hearing in decades. jillian: who could benefit from this showdown? democrats or republicans? that debate is next. >> the trump campaign benefited and asked for more help and how the president sought to instruct the investigation. >> why did he not get to the bottom of the dossier that was false, that we know is false. why did they make connections to russia when they weren't there? >> democrats and republicans have a laundry list of questions for robert mueller when he testifies today so which side will benefit the most? here is democrat political analyst kelly harmon and republican strategist alex vogel. thank you for your time. it will be a

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agreed to by has sailor o'neill for $485 million in cash and talk.dler o'neill best business is known for advising community lenders and issuing debt. richard branson's virgin galactic will become the first space tourism company to go public. to a shellsold company that already trades on the new york stock exchange. that deal will allow branson company to go public -- branson's company to go public. be lower earnings will this year because of trade conflicts. the company also cited a deepening economic slowdown and weaker auto market. that is your latest business flash update. the fate of the affordable care act, the health care plan president trump campaigned on replacing is in the hot seat. three appellate judges in texas will consider arguments on the aca. whatever they rule could land in the supreme court again. ourmore, let's welcome health policy reporter from capitol hill. how in danger is this law of being overturned? thinkot of lawyers don't this argument is solid, but there is still concern that the law could be overturned, that it could go

. -- sendererings --eill makes equity offering sandler o'neill makes equity offerings. boosted results for pepsico. it's been hard for the company to sustain volume growth, especially in the north american beverage unit. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. bsf twotsche bank and of the big reasons the dax is underperforming today. it is certainly being hurt more than most. this is bloomberg. ♪ omberg. ♪ hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can schedule a time for them to call me back, it's great! you have our number programmed in? ya i don't even know your phone anymore... excuse me?! what? i don't know your phone number. aw well. he doesn't know our phone number! you have our fax number, obviously... today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy

in new york pat o'neil. >>> let's take a look at the current conditions outside. a live picture of the golden gate bridge. so far the fog is holding back a bit. >>> the golden gate bridge san francisco half moon bay all enjoying the sunshine. the rest of the coastline is pretty much boxed in with cloud cover. in some areas it cooled it down. other areas warmed it up. subtle changes going into saturday. before the warming trend begins to kick in in the days ahead. for your bay area saturday. i would expect most areas to be within a few degrees some slightly cooler. if you don't get enough sunshine. tomorrow morning perhaps a little bit warmer. in any case we will continue with our microclimate summertime pattern. is at the coast. 70s and 80s around the bay. inland 80s and 90s. we creep up on sunday. take a slight dip on monday. backup on tuesday. we've been playing with this pattern the last several days. it will continue. 64 degrees on the west edge of san francisco. downtown upper 60s right now in san francisco. low 70s in napa. low 80s livermore. san jose 83 deg

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. >> bradley o'neill, yes, we have seen him so many times on the show, jumping his motorcycle off oft and doing a parachute off of it. >> he basically invented and entire extreme sport. >> but not without fail. that landing from his bike wasn't quite what he expected, what he is used to. he landed just fine. so watch this. >> probably took a bit of a tumble, didn't it? >> it really did. >> two of the rides are snapped. >> oh. >> the person in the video is telling him what the damage was. we had her on the show as well. the risers on the bikes that were holding it together snapped which meant that it was not going to fall, which it didn't. >> at least it with was the bike and not him. >> 100%. nobody will disagree with you on that one. especially him. but they go back a couple of days later. he needs to get all the equipment so they can go back and do it again. >> i love how, because they say imitation is the sincerist form of flattery, no one else is trying to do that. bro. you can do that. >> as you can see this is a much more successful jump. it landed smoothly this time. we see it

we have a closer look with jeff harte, principal with sandler o'neill., we knew that interest margin would be a concern in the quarter. how do you treat that when you look out to the quarters ahead? thing to do.ugh we have been in a rising rate environment for a while now. balance sheets growing, spreads increasing. looking forward, one of the things we are facing a is what is the fed going to end of doing question mark for a while it was hikes, then it became neutral, and then three or four cuts. now we are pricing in a cut or two. the way you have to look at it as an investor, what is the worst and best case scenarios? let's say the fud cost three times, how bad could it get? if they don't cut at all, how good could it get? if you come in the middle of that range for the big banks, it is pretty manageable. certainly not good news but we have known interest-rate headwinds have been in our face for a while now. the guidance and the results we've been getting so far suggest it is manageable. not good but manageable for the big banks. shery: when it comes

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piper jaffray's buying sandler o'neill. the price -- $485 million in cash and stock. o'neill's best known business is advising banks on mergers and issuing debt. airbus warning airlines of potential problems with older versions of the superjumbo a380. the company asking carriers to inspect wings for possible cracks. that is an issue that has arisen in the past on the double-decker plane. in february, airbus said they would quit making the a380. president donald trump shared a quoteronald reagan -- the picture is real. president reagan is falsely quoted as saying "when i met that young man, i felt like i was shaking hands with the president." the account and the quote have now disappeared. that's your bloomberg business flash. alix: i love that story. we turn to wall street beat. first up, the mystery of jeffrey epstein's fortune. details of how he actually made his money. bank of america was the top underwriter for ipos this year. best first post the half in a decade. -- and lisaow abramowicz. let's start with jeffrey epstein. there was all the talk yesterday on wall

words were out of order and tip o'neill was penalized.house floor, on the house, voting to strike her words from the record. usually when someone's words are stricken from the record, neil, they are prevented from speaking on the house floor for the rest of the day. the fact that we had this on the house for involving the speaker of the house, so supercharged, this resolution. condemning the president for racism, according to the text of the resolution, it's a big deal. it should be no surprise that they got into a major kerfuffle on the house floor. >> neil: did democrats vote for this as well? speak i'm looking. so far there are no democrats who have voted to strecker words from the record. if they don't vote for it, her words are allowed to stand. the republican from georgia made the charge, saying we should take down her words. taking downwards the equivalent of pulling someone over for speeding. then they have to go back and say the words within parliamentary conduct or not. steny hoyer said they were not an doug collins asked for a

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nypd commissioner james o'neil actually apologized for its role in raiding stonewall. >> the actionsaken by the nypd were wrong, plain and simple. the actions and laws were discriminatory and oppressive and, for that, i apologize. >> reporter: today the nypd provides its support so that moments like this are possible. justin mahoney said his visibility is welcome here. >> i feel free. like i'm just really -- i don't feel like i have to hide myself. especially being in the big apple. everybody is like supportive. and it's just like -- you feel so much love all the time. >> reporter: we've heard from so many people today who say they are proud this is where the revolution began but, vlad, they also say that despite the progress made over the last 50 years since stonewall there >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> an accident investigators are responding to a plane crash at an airport in addison, texas, north of dallas. the twin engine beechcraft crashed into a hangar at takeoff early sunday setting it on fire. the plane was destroyed. officials believe there were several people on

rob o'neill a friend of yours. >> a dear friend, rob o'neill.ved our country. banged up a little bit. >> it is okay. i'll live. pete: tell the story through the lens after camera. you got exclusive access to buds, this book came out. >> i did. it was an amazing time. started when i filmed act of valor. i did a air scenes, with buddy of mine, james woods. duncan smith, usually captain comes in full uniform it is either you're in trouble. that is all it is you're in trouble. hey, cap tape looking for you. hey, we'll film some things. i did that. a couple years later, three, four, five years later, i had a pacemaker put in. yeah, that was fun. so, when you have that, you don't really, the lesson learned on that, don't do a seal platoon with four guys when you were born graduated buds. i had that. i'm an alpha male with beta blockers and my pacemaker. pete: these pictures. i'm paging through it. young guys willing to sign up to do the toughest training in the world. you bring it to us in those feels. >> absolutely. that captain through duncan smith

o'neil step down. o'neil has not yet responded.rporate 'cuzzen the "new york post" is reporting that the suspects arrested for attacking police with the water buckets are already out of jail and back on the streets. and that includes a well-known member of the krisp crips street gang. >> jason: great. joining us now is the nationally syndicated radio host larry elder and former special agent manny gomez who i also report is the former nypd. i appreciate the service that you have given our country. gentlemen, thank you for joining us tonight. manny, i want to go to you. when i see these videos, it is disgusting. it makes me so mad that these punks are allowed to get away with this, they are cheered on within the community, the mayor lost control and the police chief is not doing enough. these police officers, i mean, they should not have to put one this. >> absolutely, unequivocally, the police department is the first line and the last line of defense. if they don't feel confident enough that they could defend themselves how could t

that is what happened in may of 1984 with then speaker tip o'neill.d for not, for using some language on the house floor that wasn't appropriate. he was not allowed to speak for the rest of the day. ashley: is there issue, she walked away from the house floor, even though she was the one being accused? is that no, no? >> well that is not how it is supposed to go. i've seen a number of these instances over the years where somebody says something or says something not within the parliamentary confines of the house of representatives. i'm going to just go through a couple rules here. this is really important. one manuel that they use to govern debate in the house is jefferson's manuel, written by thomas jefferson. one of the provisions there says you cannot use language that is personally offensive to the president. so going into this debate about the president, basically saying that he is racist and using you know racist language, some wondered how that would even meet the parliamentary standards in the house. ashley: if anyone can figure it out it is y

james o'neill describing progressivelyism of new york city police department new york's finest hand ito them details something perhaps other towns cities around our country can also take heed of, that they know who is on life support they know who has problems, what residents what buildings, building department fire department they have plans, for egress, exits for all of apartments every single building in the city they are aware when something like this happens, o tonight, how to deal with it how to immediately dispatch 250 police officers to intersections because when streetlights go out they can try to contain an area, and keep it from descending into any chaos perhaps. so clearly, issue a great testament to the progressivelyism of the department here, in dealing with what we went through, annihilate, by the way, leyland we are standing by because new york governor andrew cuomo will have a tour of the facility of the trampranr that caught on fire will bring remarks in studio. >> we understand there is 10,000 customers they say without power a little bit deceiving because that 10,00

nypd commissioner james o'neil calls it a mental health crisis. >> depression is real. people need to understand this this is not, okay, i don't feel myself i feel down. i'll bring myself out of it. >> reporter: in new york and agencies across the nation, more police officers die by suicide than are killed in the line of duty >> sometimes it's a downward spiral unless there is intervention from the outside it's not g >> for weeks, the nypd has been trying to reach 36,000 officers on social media >> know what you are never, ever alone. there is always someone that can help you. >> encouraging anyon who needs help to reach out, call or text a hotline the department planning new training and a peer support program. even with resources, officers across the country are sometimes reluctant to call, fearing judgment or job repercussions. that's what kept lapd officer david swales from finding help. >> i wish he would have called he knew it was available to him. >> his wife, melissa said she kept his anguish a secret. >> he was afraid that if the other officers knew they wouldn

and finally we have terry o'neill. travelingder of a clinic that shows youth and high school football coaches how nfl and college teams practice with less contact. he previously was a tv producer for espn, abc's monday night foot all and cbs sports and served as a senior vice president for the new orleans saints. then you all for being here. there are a lot of topics we are going to try to get through. to start just trying to focus this conversation with pig picture questions for each of you briefly going down the line. in the last five to 10 years one best practice when it comes to high school football health that you think has improved and what is one area that really needs more attention and is not there yet? >> i'm going to stick with what i know best and that's the area of treating an conditioning, high performance or strength and conditioning. i would give that response for things that have improved. i think there are improvements in some high schools. hiring qualified individuals to carry out these programs. but

grande, concientizar a la población sobre la importancia de participar en el censo 2020 >>> sandra o'neill información es completamente confidencial >>> cuando la gente mire el censo, inmediatamente le da miedo porque tiene el nombre, tiene un montón de cosas que son muy personales e inmediatamente lo que hacen es que no lo van a llenar. >>> por eso este grupo de estudiantes de preparatoria pertenecen a la iniciativa de la organización para compartir datos sobre el censo 2020 con residentes del área. >>> con las cartas que andamos como vamos a informar cómo va a trabajar y que no tengan miedo porque nosotros vamos a estar aquí para ayudarles >>> brian logró su cometido con la señora gloria que lleva cinco años viviendo en los Ángeles y hasta ahora no estaba segura de lo que hacer >>> lo que dice el presidente, todos tienen miedo y no quieren apoyar ni decir nada sobre direcciones >>> los datos en el censo no pueden ser compartidos con ninguna agencia federal y pueden ser usados contra un individuo >>> más bien tiene otro propósito >>> sabe el gobierno para dónde repartir el dinero para dar

bottom of the fourth, 1-1, tyler o'neill looks towards the center field and the ball drops.ads the basis for the giants, the next batter, austin slater goes opposite field for his first career grand slam, the giants with a 5-1 lead and it was the teams first pitch hit grand slam since 2003. now 6-1 in the seventh, pablo connects with his 11th homerun of the year, the giants are victorious 8-4. they have taken five of the last six. >>> this guy in seattle was really excited about the a's and the mariners, top of the third, matt connects with his 18th homerun of the year to center field. the solo shot gifts of the a's a two - related. same score, bottom of the fourth. a two run home run off of chris bassett to tie the game. kyle seger, with a two run home run of his own to give the mariners a lead, bassett is definitely not happy about giving those up. seattle is victorious, 6-3. oakland's second loss in the last eight games. >>> two warriors find new homes and the young warriors take the floor for some g right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles after qualifying purchases when you a

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commissioner james o'neill will decide if the officer should be fired, likely by the end of next month o'donnell: jeff pegues, thank you. a break tonight in the murder of a beloved civil rights activist in baton rouge, louisiana. police there arrested 38-year- old, ronn bell, who rented a property owned by sadie roberts- joseph. they say he owed her about $1,200 in rent. roberts-joseph, who was 75, founded an african american history museum in her hometown. her body was discovered last friday in the trunk of her car. and there is new trouble with iran tonight. the iranians apparently seized a foreign oil tanker on sunday. they claim it had requested assistance. now, this happened as the top u.s. military commander for the middle east flew to the region, and our david martin is the only network correspondent traveling with him. >> reporter: general frank mckenzie boarded his plane for a trip to the persian gulf, just as news was breaking that iran had seized an oil tanker. the ship, called the "riah," is reportedly owned by the united arab emirates and was seen being escorted by iranian

commissioner james o'neill calls it a mental health crisis >> depression is real. need to understand that this is not, okay, i don't feel -- i don't feel myself. i feel down, i'll bring myself out of it. >> reporter: in new york and in agencies across the nation, more police officers die by suicide than are killed in the line of duty intervention from the outside, it's not going to stop >> reporter: for weeks the n.y.p.d. has been aggressively trying to reach its 36,000 officers on social media >> know that you're never, ever alone. there is always someone that can help you >> reporter: encouraging anyone who needs help to reach out or call or text a hot line. the department planning new training and a peer support program. even with resources, officers across the country are sometimes reluctant to call, fearing judgment or job repercussions. that's what kept l.a.p.d. officer david swales from finding help >> i wish he would have called he knew, he knew what was available to him >> reporter: his wife melissa said he kept his anguish a secret >> he was afraid that i

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led sanctions all senior correspondent discuss the situation with my colleague union o'neill in the studio. trump said to himself that speed is no longer for the essence but they're now talking about progress rather than speed so in that vein they've now come up with working groups negotiation groups from the north korea from the united states they can get together and they to try to find common areas whether they agree they're going to start meeting in 2 or 3 weeks so we'll see if progress comes from that but of course sanctions sanctions are the thing that really everything they're saying on memory or something or look i'm looking forward to taking them off i don't like sanctions being on his country i'm looking forward but the sanctions remain useful but at some point during the negotiation things can happen and that's what we'll be talking about it is exactly because of sanctions that the last meeting between the 2 leaders north korean leader. trump that it came to nothing talks ended 2 hours early and afterwards this is politically quite depressing because there was this completely no

>> o'neill >> and o'neill yeah. >> both mourning >> they're off with all the rest. >> and ef hutton efike you're handling it well. we'll see you soon >> take care. >>> we're getting ready to unveil our 13th annual rankings of america's top states for business and if you want to know what's at stake in the war between the states for business and jobs, just look at some of the massive economic development deals being signed scott cohen is in ourmystery top state with exclusive new details on the biggest deal of all. scott? >> yeah. we're going to reveal the top state, where i am, 24 hours from now right here on "squawk box. it really is something that we've been talking about we look at in top states as these big deals. the biggest one of all, at least the biggest crintive de incenti in the u.s. is the foxconn deal in wisconsin $4 billion or so in taxpayer money at stake a lot of questions about that and for now, wisconsin is filled with buyers remorse. >> reporter: it is not what was advertised. >> this is the eighth wonder of the world. >> reporter: a $10 billion factory building giant

. >> piper jaffray is nearing a deal to buy privately owned sandler o'neill.anks are well known for orchestrating smaller deals, sandler with its expertise and advising banks on merger, equity offerings the deal could be announced as early as tuesday, according to this report. keep in mind private equity firms bought a roughly 40% stake in sandler o'neill in 2010 >> seema, thank you very much for that mike, small deal, below $500 million. not really related to the regulatory environment because these aren't retail banks that have significant assets on the balance sheet. but a sign of what we got a snapshot of in the deutsche bank of needing scale, wanting to cut costs if you're in this kind of investment banking space >> pressures in institutional brokerage, sales and treading, research it reminds me of what steeple has been doing, rolling up some of these smaller investment banks. kbw, i believe >> part of the rollup. >> that was always the comp to sandler o'neill. >>> up next, a democrat divide elizabeth warren's wealth tax has sparked a big war in the democ

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commissioner james o'neill apologized for its role in raiding stonewall. >> the actions taken by the n.y.p.d. were wrong, plain and simple. the actions and the laws were ascriminatory and oppressive, and for that i apologize. >> reporter: today the n.y.p.d. provides its support so that moments like this are possible. justin mahoney says his visibility is welcome here. >> i don't feel like i have to hide myself. especially being in the big apple. everybody is supporting, and you really feel so much love all the sime. >> reporter: we've heard from so many people who say they are proud, this is where the plvolution began, but vlad, they also say despite the progress made over the last 50 years since stonewall, there is much further to go within the community to be more inclusive, oppecially toward people who are transgender. >> duthiers: great pics. k eat pride. thank you, tom. tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in sudan today demanding civilian rule after a deadly military crackdown. [gunfire] fitnesses say snipers opened fire on a group of demonstrators. at least eigh

it looked like the irish cup winners would limit the damage but, in stoppage time, goalkeeper sean o'neillaight to ruben vinagre, who tapped into an empty net. in scotland, there was a win for rangers, who beat progres niederkorn of luxembourg 2—0. that's the team that knocked them out two years ago. meanwhile, aberdeen, playing in tbilisi, needed a sam cosgrove penalty in the second half to rescue a 1—1 draw against chikhura. the second leg is at pittodrie next thursday. the welsh side connay's quay nomads, who knocked kilmarnock out in the previous round, fell to a narrow 1—0 defeat to pa rtizan belgrade, the serbian side scoring the only goal of the game just after the hour mark. these are tonight's results, then: in ireland, shamrock rovers beat the cypriot side apollon limassol 2—1. let's round up some of the day's other sports stories, and: manchester united made it four wins out of four in their pre—season tour as they beat tottenham 2—1 in shanghai this afternoon. a well—taken goal from united teenager gomez proved to be the winner. arsenal have signed the real madrid midfielder da

cup kicks off later on sunday holders the united states face european champions the netherlands and o'neill the u.s. are the competitions most successful fied they're looking to win a 4th world title for the level ends it's their 1st time ever in the final the match concludes what's been a record breaking turnin according to fifa ball's governing body says the matches have already reached 850000000 viewers worldwide. the candy store right now this is the absolute best stage i can feel already more anxious and more nervous than in the other games. you know and just you know looking around and seeing in my teammates that kind of excitement anxious focus that you have to have in these moments we are european champions but we have a group we want to have one have more and that we are sending in the final now at the world cup on the highest level of involvement soccer yeah that this to get some amazing our reporter paul reese joins us now live from leo and all it's being said the netherlands are began their august going into the match but could they pull off an upset against the u.s. do you thin