i recognize the p.c. world, the mainstream media don't want to admit it -- >> jon: that is such buzz word (bleep). let's get straight what donald trump said. follow the classy ball. >> they're bringing drugs... they're bringing crime... they're rapists... and some i assume, are good people. ♪ (cheers and applause) >> jon: stop pretending! he said mexico is purposely sending us drugs killers and rapists and within that group there may be -- he's not sure -- some people who are good. that's the part he's not sure about. he's only sure about the overwhelming number of killers, rapist and drug addicts mexico has sent us. that's what he said. but the one good thing to come out of this is the farce of this candidacy is on display for all voters see and the results will be obvious. >> the billionaire who jumped to second place among republicans in a recent national poll also placing second in the first two critical battle grounders of iowa and new hampshire. >> jon: (bleep) me. new lipton sparkling iced tea. ♪ r

>> jon: i don't know it's p.c. sensibilities!> you can't say all "all mexicans are rapists" without getting your beauty pageant pulled from a major network anymore. >> jon: they're clamping down on free speech anymore. >> jordan: and what's more american than that? jon, i'd all but lost my faith in this country... storm clouds were gathering. until yesterday, when five supreme beings showed me a silver lining, which actually turned out to be a mercury-based undercoating. point is, the america i love isn't slipping away. there's proof everywhere you look. >> mcdonald's is beefing up one of its burgers. the fast food chain is coming out with a bigger quarter pounder patty next month. >> you redefined marriage! we're redefining how much a quarter pound weighs! (cheers and applause) i can't wait to see what we think of next! hey, what's an oil-rich nation we can start a war with? >> jon: norway? ordan: done. we're coming for you, you pasty, fjord-having mother (bleep)ers! yee-haw! yee -- (coughing violently) >> jon: jordan, are you o

right now he's staying in p.c.l that's taken care of by the classification unit. >> going where? >> 14. >> oh. >> just a two-man room, but he's going to be the only man in there. it will be bigger than the other one you were in. so you all right with this one? >> for now. how hard is it to switch me off p.c.? >> that's up to the classification unit. that's not up to us. all right. you take care. he's got things purely psychological with him. the cell downstairs has a cut in the wall and that gives it appearance of it being shortened. whereas this one's more rectangular. he's by himself. he sees there's two bunks in there. that gives the impression that it's bigger. so he'll probably be a lot happier up here. >> well, do you think you're going to hear anything more from him tonight? >> oh, god. i hope not. i like to think he'll give it the night at least. i don't want to minimize what he's going through, but he's minor compared to a lot of the other people here who do have worse problems than him. >> less than an ho

it is because he is in protective custody, or p.c. and is confined to his cell 22 hours a day for his own safety. >> it's not like being home. cook food or go see my friends or go to the beach. you can appreciate the small things in life now, you know. >> o'sullivan has been in jail for two years awaiting trial for several charges, including first degree rape. accused sex offenders are placed in p.c. because other inmates target them for violence. o'sullivan's alleged actions in jail have made him well known among inmates. prosecutors charged him with two new counts of conspiracy to commit murder. >> it was then publicized, this conspiracy charge. and now all the other inmates jail see it in the newspaper and on the news and he becomes even a more high profile inmate. >> prosecutors say the murder for hire plot was hatched behind bars at the suffolk jail. accused rapist patrick o'sullivan wanted to kill his alleged victim and a witness. the 21-year-old sought the help of an unidentified inmate who was about to be released from jail. s

microsoft alienated many traditional p.c.rs with windows 8 which focused heavily on features for tablets. windows 10 brings back the old start menu and lets users pin items to the task bar. >>> twitter rose 61% beating analysts and the company's forecast. it's the weakest growth since twitter's ipo in 2013 and the company is still unprofitable posting a net loss. shares slid after hours as twitter's management slated their own performance on the earnings core with jack dorsey calling it unacceptable. premarket we have shares down 13% at $31.50 on twitter. >>> there are very high expectations for facebook as it reports second quarter earnings after the bell. they expect video to drive earnings with continued growth in the number of users and how long they spend on the site. kendra fitzgerald expects mobile to account for 75% of revenues in the second quarter. additionally instagram, what's up and okaycculus will help. >>> eileen is joining us. are you excited about facebook? not so much about twitter, i guess? >> i'm actually

. >>> now to another p.c.ue, our administration refuses to identify terrorists who wage jihad as islamic. here's our homeland security secretary. >> isil i think, would like to be referred to as islamic extremism. because it therefore concedes that what they are saying and i think it's critical that in order to build our relationship and build our level of cooperation with the islamic community here we have to say to them look we understand that what this depraved terrorist organization is doing is no part of your religion. >> okay. greg was a big fan of that so we'll pass. dane dana if you can interpret? >> it's something that president obama campaigned on. when he came into office they wanted to decouple what they thought was too aggressive a stance in the global war on terror and thought was focused too much on islam itself. i actually think that david cameron, the prime minister of the united kingdom, when he actually spoke this week about isis and about islamic terror. it was strong and bold. i think if o

when you look at its licensing, there was an expectation that as p.c. shipments declined installs of windows and office would decline as well. they declined more than the pc shipments fell by. that's leading people to wonder what exactly is going on there. "nightly business report" new york. >> yahoo missed second quarter earnings estimateea those sales narrowly beat those forecasts. the internet media company's results were way down by higher spending to attract users to its websites in order to better compete with google and facebook and others. part of yahoo's strategy has been to invest for its mobil platform. shares of yahoo fell initially el after the report as you see there. >> let's turn to david garrity now for more discussion about what's happening in the tech sector and what it may mean for you and your money. he's principle at gvb research. so many people have some of these big tech names in their portfolio, either in their ira or perhaps in their mutual funds, in their 401 k. we're talking about names as big as apple. is there really growth

windows 10 designed to run not only on p.c.'t on tablets, phones xbox and even future head sets. and it overhauled international explorer and offered other services. since so many people are expected to download cortanna you are not likely getting it right away. they are releasing it in waves. >>> and coming to the heart of philadelphia, republican candidate scott walker took up the tradition of visiting pat and geno's. the governor of wisconsin, the nation's cheese capital, says that he was mindful of potential blunders and how he ordered. remembering john kerry ordering cheese on top. what did he go with? >> a cheesesteak, american cheese no onions. >> and he sat with voters and talked about politics over lunch. he signed autographed and posed for pictures. he told the reporters that picking between pat's and geno's would be like picking a favorite between his sons. >>> governor walker running on top in the latest iowa polls, but is part of a very crowded republican race for the nomination. the g.o.p. field includes 16 count t

>> it was more on the p.c. side. apple more on the smartphone side. some of the intel numbers give you a better footing for the entire market which helps apple as well. >> what are you expecting in terms of chinese shipments. it has been such an important growth market for this company. do you expect it to take a hit because of all the volatilities in the market. to your point, there is a hit in china you have to contend with. the other side is they are growing fairly rapidly. they are both ramping up. it seems like you have two different playing out. itily with be it will be interesting to see which one wins. it will be out of china for them. >> you cover a lot of other big names that have yet to report and people are waiting to hear. ibm is an example. what are you looking for in terms of ibm's quarter? >> ibm if you look at it last quarter, they had a lot of cyclical benefits. it will be interesting to see if that can sustain. we think that is what's going to happen. we think they end up disappointing people. the mainframe cycle was a little too st

responses, a facebook picture of a marine emblem with a ribbon, it the facebook ban warranted or are the p.caking over social media. facebook can take that photo down but that will not cause marines to forget their fallen comrades. >> i can't see any violation in showing the p emblem. let's get back to using common sense and forget to be politically correct. and rachel says ridiculous, you would think more people would quit using it and close their accounts. thanks, everyone, who responded. >>> don't forget to talk about the african lion killed by the american dentist. >>> "fox & friends" starts right now. >>> thanks, heather. good morning to you, it's wednesday. july 29th, 2015. i'm ainsley earhardt. i'm filling in for elisabeth this morning. fox news alert, chaos at summer camp. a massive tree crashes down to the ground, crushing eight children. >> i could see all the roots. a tree has fallen down. >>> kids carried out on stretchers and sent to the hospital. two in critical condition. we have the latest on their condition this morning. >>> live from california. and is your beach safe? the

n p.c. let him go back. he talk about his a arrest, even before they followed fox and said you may be off the air and off the air for good. donovan mcnabb two dui's and never good when we're standing in south philadelphia by a dark stadium talk bail former athlete post career. always bad news it seems. >> yes especially, off season as well. >>> all right steve thank you. >>> family of the man placed in the choke hold by new york city police officer gets millions of dollars, how much family of eric garner will get from the city in a settlement. >>> and a terror act interrupted and a father turns his son into authorities more on the investigation brought to life brought by the boston police kept. ago ago. >>> pluto, get ready for your close-up after nine and a half years and 3 billion miles we're about to see something no human has ever laid eyes on. 7:50 this morning nasa's new horizon spacecraft will fly by the dwarf planet, back when it lawn inched 2006, pluto still had planet status. today little google.co

. >> days ago n p.c. says he was taking a leave of absence from that radio gig. he was a big time quarterback arrested, on june 28th a after he rear ended a person in arizona back in 2014. he pled guilty to dui served one day in jail, if he is found guilt think time he faces a much steeper sentence. >>> 5:41. now out of freddie gray's death a movement is born in baltimore. we will take you to the newly opened freddie gray youth empowerment center next. >>> the show must go on even though you might have had a hard time finding it. miss u.s.a. pageant aired last night on reals. find out who trumped her competitors, next. >>> yes. this is good for your ipad if you are running. >> is that how you run. >> yes. >> i don't really run that much actually, to give you accurate view of new track star. >> when you are forced to run yes. >> eight years in total. >> last thing you want to do is go run when someone wakes you up, in the middle of the night for two a daze, practice in the heat, rain and snow. >> michael jordan says as a player that his dream some day was to have

that is a p.c. answer, right. prices will in the go up on food products in star bucks. chain has been trying to get more customers to buy food items like sandwiches in the hopes of driving these sales numbers up. >> then no one will buy them. >>> or yes, sir went on a diet. get ready for oreo thins. >> what? >> on store shelves next week. you can get them in mints, golden and original. it is a more sophisticated take on the traditional cookie and cream sandwich but less cookie, same price yeah, oreo thins will cost you same as regular oreos. >> i think that is a diet milk shake, if you get an oreo get an oreo. >>> say good bye to family dollar stores. eleven are closing in pennsylvania. he they were just bought by dollar tree, in a deal worth eight and a half billion dollars. dollar trees has 13 you this stores in the u.s. and canada it will be the largest dollar store chain with annual revenue of around $19 billion. dollar tree is said to trim annual costs bias much as 300 million-dollar in several years. >> um-hmm. >> one thing about dollar tree that i like, everythin

his cousin, kalan jenkins, who identifies as transgender also selected general population over p.c. >did want to go to protective custody. i stayed there for like five days, and then i requested to move to a general population because i just felt the need to be around other people. >> though jenkins realizes some inmates have problems with gay or transgender people. >> this will be it. i don't care. that's -- they have to deal with it, not me. when i was a boy, it was always giving me compliments as like, you're pretty and you'll be a pretty girl and stuff like that. but i was just feminine. feminine enough to carry a purse. >> jenkins is serving 20 days for possession of marijuana and has had several prior stays in the jail for convictions that include shoplifting, trespassing, robbery, and assault and battery. >> what is on your face and why? >> toothpaste. i shaved like yesterday or whatever and got bumps on my face. the toothpaste is going to help dry it out. >> where did you learn that trick? >> just from coming here. i have four sisters. so i know about what it take to be a girl

. >> now we've got greece, we've got china, we have earnings coming up and concern about the p.c.der how many shoes drop here. i'm going to be looking at any commentary from tech companies that do a significant amount of business with consumers in china, apple being one of the primary ones there to see are they able to say anything about what they saw throughout june as the markets were falling as far as people being willing to buy premium goods. >> and on greece, there are no comparisons to the size of the market. saying it's about the size of oregon, but we're starting to get earnings. alcoa today -- >> tomorrow. >> thursday. >> it's only a matter of time before companies start to cite that. >> gold on pace for the second worst lows since the middle of march. with all of this, s&p off 4% from the all-time highs. so we're nowhere near those calls for 10%, something we haven't had, as you know, if a very long time. that does it for us here at "squawk alley ". let's get a little bit early to wapner. >>> thanks so much. welcome to the "halftime show." joe teranova is here along with

they like his non-p.c. rhetoric. they think he's not a politician.s not your normal politician and therefore he speaks what i'm thinking, he speaks what he's thinking and he's saying what everybody needs to say. and he's not afraid of the repercussions of that. and because of that, he's kind of like me. >> it's a fascinating focus group, especially given that we've had even a couple of republican strategists on this show who have said oh these people are just lying, they're just saying these things when the polls don't show a face. and now we have a face to match these numbers and folks explaining why they want to support him. very intriguing. thank you for joining us, steven. >> thanks for having me. >>> developing now, a new twist in the standoff involving more than a dozen protesters. this is amazing. look at this video. these are actual people hanging off a bridge in portland, oregon. we'll get an update on this tense situation that's been playing out all morning long. they've taken a stand for -- decided to hang and take a stand. >>> disturbing

the stock still down about 20% this year as p.c. demands struggles. >> in the meantime, facebook falling today after the social networking giant posted an 82% increase in quartly expenses. that despite facebook's earnings beating a nearly every other metric last night. >> last night on the conference call ceo mark zuckerberg talked about it. >> immersive 3d content. got that? >> no, i don't. what are they talking about here? >> well, kelly, facebook invisions far more than just gaining. mike telling me he's aiming for a virtual communication. >> you get this thing on and feel like you're there and you can create whatever world and experience you want. >> they are also investing in artificial intelligence to help facebook anticipate and better serve its users. >> my hope for facebook in the next decade is you can sit down and tell facebook this is what i want to hear about today. i'm having a bad day and want to hear some good news and reach out to my friends and talk to my mom and get all the stuff that's interesting for me. >> face

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. >> i'm sure there are women on the other side saying are we living in a p.c. world now?allet great misty copeland is i >>> it is 8:25. the arraign system scheduled for today for the man accused of killing a woman on pier 14123 san francisco. police say francisco sanchez shot 32-year-old katherine steinle at random last week. >>> according to the national weather service, ocean water temperatures in the bay area are at least five degrees above normal for this time of year. scientists say that's a big jump for the ocean. and only on "cbs this morning," breaking ballet barriers, misty copeland dances into history. she's in studio 57 next. and of course traffic and we my name is fernando gonzalez. i'm the gas service supervisor here in sonoma county. we moved up here 35 years ago and we just love it up here, it's a fantastic place to live. our function is customer support... ...making sure that our customers are safe and that's the most important thing. we know we are part of a huge company but sonoma county is our home. sonoma county is our pg&e. what we're doing really mea

. >> i'm sure there are women on the other side saying are we living in a p.c. world now?king of history, ballet great misty copeland is in >>> good morning, everyone i'm ukee washington, if you are headed down the shore this week be on the look-out. another portuguese man o war spotted on jersey shore beach. wildwood beach patrol officials posted this picture of the man o war on their instagram page yesterday afternoon. now they say it washed up on the 26 street beach and was safely removed with no injuries. there have been more than dozen man o war sitings along the jersey coastline this summer, just a heads up for you. now, a look at the weather with katie. >> starting things off with at least some sunshine out there also seeing few speckles of green fire up on the radar all just i can kin tiff, warmer more humid air moving n we did hear from one of the eyewitness weather watchers, he had couple of sprinkles but starting off on semi dry note, feels muggy outside through the course of the day scattered smattering of shower, thunderstorm here and, there and temperatures t

everything p.c. related is not doing well. the microsoft positioned themselves as a cloud company, an "x" box company a company that is doing a lot of getting away from pcs, faster than intel is. i think that is reflected in the fact that they sat down with mark from sales force. >> finally, we didn't mention the deal. we hear the applause for the opening bell. we will get to it from the other side. significant transaction worth over $12.5 billion. reverse mortgage trust is what they want to do. somewhat complex. >> is that a better buy for cody than avon would have been? you see they sell some brands to walgreen. >>> there is the opening bell. a look at the s&p at the bottom of your screen. obviously, everyone watching how i think the structure holds today today. the pure funds, ise, fiber, security atf celebrating the $1 billion market. sage therapeutics focusing on medicines to treat rare central nervous system disorders. as it appears at the beginning, the boards are looking the way they are supposed to. that was a moment

if it is p.c.-related and coal. those are the two weaknesses. >> iron ore is not doing too well. >> iron ore has a problem. iron ore comes out of everybody's building. >> they are just tossing it out. they don't know where to put it all. i have new core on tonight, a user of iron ore to be able to make steel. >> we are friends with china. >> talk about dumping something. sisco got rid of its box business. >> they take no prisoners. they buy for 6.9 billion and sell technical for 600 million. this shows me robbins has no sacred cows. i am going to buy it. my charitable trust owns sisco. i would buy sisco right here. robbins is saying we are clearing the desks. get out of these low-margin businesses. cisco is a buy. >> you mentioned companies benefiting from low input cost. southwest airlines is up about 8%. $1.03 beats by a penny. gary kelly on "squawk" says the outlook remains good. last year, one of the best stocks in the s&p. this year down 17%. >> gary kelly came on "mad money" when stock was much much lower. he

next nascar pulled over by the p.c.ate flag, donald trump is getting the caution flag. we'll explain the nexus between trump the confederate flag, and nascar straight ahead. >> 7-foot shark with raise are sharp teeth pulled from the water right where all those attacks are happening in the carolinas. could this be the shark like in jaws? the shark? "fox & friends" how hour two starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can't keep no chains on me ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free. >> oh, we are so excited you are too because it's america's birthday. happy fourth of july, "fox & friends" viewers. we're live from patriots point in charleston, south carolina. beautiful morning down there. sticky fingers barbecue have you ever had had it? >> i have. it's amazing. and, of course, if you are barbecuing and say you are up at 7:00 in the morning because have you frozen meat and don't know what to do with it email us because we have experts who can give you last minute. >> standing by to answer barbecue questions. here is the best of the mor

said, seven different ways of acquiring those services through sharing agreements through contracts, p.c.3 arch, all these things. i think our proposal -- and we really want to sit down with the staff and jointly hammer out what a future state might look like. i think that the choice program is a good program. i think that if we can figure out how to make that model work across all of these community care benefits so that we have a more unified and structured way where we have one billing system, one way to authorize the care one way to get information back, the same kinds of providers that can provide those services, then i think we would be much better off because we could actually explain it not only to other people but to ourselves. >> and then let me understand when that was consolidated under the choice act to a central, presumably here in washington? or is it located somewhere else? >> the c.b.o., the chief business officer is here but we have pieces of that office in atlanta and denver and -- >> so when that was consolidated it sounds like there was an inadvertent result in that

i don't think we do them much honor when we kowtow to the p.c. police. having said that, the other thing that i think is very problematic in our society today is division. we have and norma's division going on in -- enourmous division. there is a war on women. we use every racial incident to create a race war. there's income wars. there's age wars. there's religious wars. and pretty much anything that you can imagine we're warring about it. and it becomes incumbent upon we, the people to reject that and to recognize that we are not each other's enemies. the real enemies are those who are stoking all the flames of division and hatred in our society. and unless we recognize that and unless we resist that our society will simply continue to deteriorate. one one of the real keys i think to unity is for people to actually talk. and that is such an important factor, to spend time having a discussion about the things that you believe. a lot of times what you'll find is that when people are willing to talk, they discover that they are not anywhere near as far ap

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it's called create-a-bratz where kids can go literally on their iphone or ipad or p.c. and they can create them with different eye colors and hair color and fashions. they can label what they want. >> can i go with a suitcase? >> do you see my eyebrows are super dark? >> this is greats suitcase. very charming. like it. good luck. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> did you make one for yourself? >> no not yet. >> they'll be in target stores. >> create-a-bratz will be in target sometime in -- >> can we set up a licensing fee? >> how much will you pay us? >> coming up turning course. what the technical tells us about the recent summer stock swoon. first as we head to break check out the oil prices. they're lower. 47.08. ooh. stay right there. "squawk box" will be right back. in the us, three in ten college students drop out. but how can you spot who's at risk? the one who lives far from campus? the one who works the night shift? the one with new responsibilities? one thing can't tell you, but the right combination can. universities are using ibm analytics to understand pr

and that looks like so p.c. compared to the other boot thys.k. >> that is a great dad bod. >> and you know what else? he's not watching the show right now he's not on instagram, he has no idea we're talking about this. [ laughter ] >> he doesn't watch our show. >> well, he does watch our show online but that -- and you can watch online. >> by the way he's got a great dad bod. >> and in that picture in particular. because some angle aren't great. >> we want to bring in a good friend of our's. chris colfer, you know him best as the lovable kirk from "glee." >> hi, chris! >> things have changed. you've turned into an author on us. >> i have, yeah. and i brought you copies of my latest books. >> what is your book? >> it's my fifth novel but fourth book in the series. >> you've been busy! >> and there's a picture of my butt inside. [ laughter ] >> by the way, this morning -- i was a teacher and i taught kids that would read this type of book, sixth and seventh graders. we heard raves of kids that loved these books so you're doing some great work. >>

shah into the p.c. -- mr. chabot: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include ex-train you materials on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. chabot: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. chabot: a natural disaster exposes us to the worst of nature yet in some powerful way it brings out the best in people. communities band together. neighbors help neighbors. and volunteers donate their time and energy. all in an effort to rebuild. in the last decade, america has faced some of its worst natural disasters work hurricane katrina in 2005 and more recently hurricane sandy in 2012. in the aftermath of any disaster, it's imperative that the federal government programs operate as efficiently and effectively as possible so that victims are able to rebuild. and return to their normal live as soon as possible. following hurricane sandy, there have be