pete: oh my goodness. pete: sorry the better man won. >> watch it, pete.inner. >> best part is ed's face. now, i feel special burden today. i am carrying on my back the wounded shoulder of griff jenkins. who valiantly took you on. pete: he was in your stead. ed: came so close. i'm on team griff. today griff and i are taking you on. pete: what is the contest today? ed: derby related. look at that. abby: you might be riding horses down sixth avenue we don't know. pete: this is a totally rigged system. i haven't been told at all what this contest is i feel like ed has been training for it he has been conspiring with the producers about it ♪ abby: we have to ask our viewers. they will don't know what the competition is going to be. horses are involved. kentucky derby. who do you think will win this competition? will it be ed? will it be pete? send us how think friends@foxnews.com. ed: track record. pete: my moment. stop laughing. no laughing matter. ed: the winning continues for ed henry and the trump economy as well. it keeps booming but the democrats are sti

>> pete: goat head soup.nter here would be a veggie burger. >> kimberly: i had one of those. i hope they don't make veggie burgers with kale. >> dana: i bet they do. >> greg: geraldo, i bet you have had weird stuff. gatheregeraldo: ostrich and giraffe. >> greg: like the wild kingdom for your intestines. >> greg: perkins climbing down. we are now in geraldo's aorta. >> geraldo: place thinks of burning flush. >> greg: you must have had strange food. >> kimberly: campaigning and first lady go to a lot of like special dinners. and so you go into different neighborhoods, san francisco is very culturally diverse. so when you go into some of them it's like different things like floating duck head soup or whatever. things like that. you have got to just jump in. everything is better with a little bit of salt if you are feeling, whatever. but one time i ate my dog's food. one of those treats. i thought wow, this is delicious. oh, no, that's the dog. i was like whoa, okay. cookie. >> greg: i ate the most adorable creat

pete: oh, man.how great was that shot that we just had the last shot of the montage with that little boy who has muscular discovery sitting by the president on the right-to-try bill was signed. help a kid like him. and is he sitting there like hey, mr. president. give me a hug. ainsley: he did like what you did in 7th grade trying to -- and does this. and the president realizes it and pulls him in for a hug. pretty cool. brian: if you have seen the president with his grand kids. all different settings with his grand kids. that's the way he is. extremely attentive. nine eyes. grabbing one and grabbing the other. pete: right-to-try quintessential thing he did. the idea you have life threatening disease and want to try an experimental drug you can. brian: two minutes after the top of the hour. intense manhunt underway now for the man wanted in connection with the murder of a tennessee sheriff's deputy. ainsley: $12,500 reward offered for steve wiggins considered armed and dangerous. pete: our own todd

pete: maybe.this is why the president tweets because he says he can circumvent the fake news. let us know what you think, send your emails to us. pete: where do you get your news? obviously, "fox & friends." ainsley: this morning at least. steve: you know where we get our news, the headlines from that woman right there. jillian: good morning. how are you guys? pete: good, thank you. jillian: a lot of news coming out four number republican challengers ready to take capitol hill after big primaries in crucial states starting with senate races in the west virginia state attorney general patrick morrisey topping don blankenship and congressman evan jenkins. in indiana it was mike bruin getting the g.o.p. nod over two sitting congressmanned to rokita and luke messer and, jim renacci beating out mike begin begins in ohio: city council voting to support the trump administration's lawsuit against the state. hundreds of people voicing their opinions. >> americans are dreamers, too. we are paying for welfar

pete: sam.at in life we search for all these satisfactions, justice, love. i basically said that only christ can supply those things and satisfy us. so we need to follow him and, yeah. pete: yeah. absolutely. we apologize for the tough skype connection but we got the basic message. thank you for your courage for standing up on this. first liberty bringing that lawsuit. we live in a world freedom from religion it's freedom of religion. we should be utter the name. thank you for your time this morning. we appreciate it? >> thank you. >> thank you. pete: you got it fox news alert, overnight a surprise meeting between the leaders of north and south korea. what could this mean for that historic summit? we're going to bring it to you. stick around. ♪ wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. - anncr: as you grow older, -your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is

this is pete.s is john gavin. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> pleasure. >> pleasure. >> john is the new general manager of automatch. >> i'm gonna help you make a lot of money. >> okay. >> the inventory has gone from 20 cars to over 150 in inventory. we're averaging about 90 sales a month. it's only a matter of time before automatch usa is really profitable. >> thank you very much.

pete? >> pete: listen, no one is going to defend, including myself, ever what roseanne says. the president is pointing out a clear double standard that exists. she mentioned keith obberman. it's deleted now, but we have time machines for that stuff. nazi, [bleep], go [bleep] yourself. yet, he got hired for a larger role under a sibling company of disney. it's because he's a lefty and they are lefties and they view the world differently. >> if you and i have both talked about that this lives in the lane of free speech. and truth from the mouths of people from them. now the question is where do the consequences come in? >> this is going to be very unpopular. i don't think samantha b. deserves any consequences. that's how she delivers it. that's the kind of language she uses. we all watch the whole block. she took shots at everybody there. i understand it's the president's daughter. but she's in a post at the white house. she put herself out there. if you don't like it, don't watch it. i don't watch it. i don't love that show. but that is consistent with the tone of the show. >>

will it be pete? will it be adam? what do you think? pete? adam? pete? pete: keep going, adam.i rate about the fbi asking him to release documents. >> a spy may have infiltrated the trump campaign. there are revelations about how it started with the spying. seems like there is a lot to hide. >>> we know the names of all ten victims of the santa fe high school. >> jimmy kimmel got on his soapbox about his political views. >> this is a wonderful crowd and bigger than last year. i'm not sure if president trump will admit that or not. >>> meghan markle and prince harry will arrive at kinsington palace as husband and wife. ♪ [ music ] >>> look at that beautiful view this morning. we are ready for sun. if you are in florida or somewhere send us the beautiful weather. >> adam has been warming up which means he's getting tired. it's been a number of months and feeling good. >> i'm shocked you lost that one as i think america was as well. >> i've done a lot of push ups. he has good form and in good shape. it will be on at the end of the show with the new grills. we use woo woodchips to

pete: i did.to serve our country after finishing high school but she couldn't wear her army sash at graduation because it didn't match the school color. that student and veteran dad are going to join us live next. ♪ ♪ pete: a pennsylvania high school senior can't wear an army sash during graduation. tony cress has already signed her enlistment papers to join the army with plans to leave for boot camp in august. the school apparently saying the sash didn't coincide with school colors. so, it can't be worn. toni cress graduating senior along with her father wayne cress join us now to discuss. thank you for joining us this morning. thank you both forever your service. this morning. thank you both forever your service. sir, you served in the air force, i believe and toni you want to join the army and you will be joining the army. what explanation were you given to start out for why you can't wear an army sash with your graduation gown? >> for starters, the first explanation i was given was that it did

sweet pete's, check." but it's not farrell's and sweet pete's. it's sweet pete's and farrell's.ison: back here, they are making candy, which i think helps increase sales here, and that's not something we've done... pete: ever. allison: ...before, and it's, like, right here. they're pulling lollipops, fresh apples on the countertop. those are things that naturally cross over. like, to me, a fresh-dipped apple is very farrell's. it makes sense, so i think that's the cohesive thing. lemonis: this has got to be truly an integration of brands, all about the experience, all about the cross promoting of the two brands in the same space. we got one shot to do this. the store is not -- it's not ready. ♪ hey, shauna. do you want to grab your laptop? let's go up front. i'm back at the brea location because i want to rev up the marketing efforts for the launch, and i also want to pick shauna's brain. so what i want to do is... shauna: actually, can i talk to you really quick for a second? lemonis: you can talk to me about anything. shauna: i, actually, i'm really glad we're able to connect,

ed or pete? pete: we have footage?hey told me they were not filming this. abby: have you got to be kidding. ed: are you kidding me? ed: i need to explain. >> typical journalist. >> competition on a saturday morning. ed: i understand it looks bad. pete: just a friendly? we happen to be. ed: couple different ways can i do this. like when we did basketball. have you ever shot a basketball before? before you did. right? we're talking about the game. anyway. i was walking out of the building yesterday and montana, one of our producers happened to be walking out at the same time. i said hey, guys what are you doing bass pro shops and cabella's apparently there is kayak competition. i stopped and said i'm not going to my hotel. i'm going to actually practice in montana starts filming it. i said you can't show pete. this. pete: i don't know about that until right now. when ed is not on the air, all he is doing is working out at the gym or practicing his skills for any sort of competition that might come up. ed: clearly now it'

pete: i don't know the next line. janice: pete, you sing? pete: i do sing on occasion.mor and singing. pete: never a soloist. v.a. says it's trying to fix a program. next guest served in iraq and says one thing has to happen. we will bring it to you. brian: firefighter gets a big kiss from a dog that he rescue you had. the story behind the video everyone is talking about this morning when pete's not singing ♪ i need a hero ♪ i'm holding on for a hero until the morning light. things. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if the

pete?an, thank you well president trump revving up the crowd in indiana with his respect for the flag. listen. president trump: we have pride in our history and respect for our great american flag. >> [applause] >> usa. usa. president trump: and we're going to defend our values. we need people in washington who share our values. pete: joining us with his reaction medal of honor recipient retired marine corps sargent dakota meyers. if you have not read dakota's citation from the medal of honor google it right now and listen to understand what this guy did for our country i'm serious. thanks for being here. >> thank you so much. pete: you heard the president last night he talks about it all the time about patriotism and standing for the flag. why does he continue to reiterate those topics? >> you know, look i think it comes down to you could say a lot about president trump but the man is a patriot and loves his country. it says so much about him because he keeps putting these basic fundamenta

pete: absolutely.rible, optimistic and hopeful is the opening of the jerusalem embassy which will happen tomorrow the president will address it via video. this is a decision the president we knew he wanted to make and promised but of course the world thinks otherwise oftentimes the u.n. general assembly voted 128- 9 to reject the trump adminitration's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capitol. what is it about this issue the president is so focused on to make sure this happens? >> well obviously israel is one of our greatest allies around the world and this is something that politicians promised politicians have made for decade s and never delivered on that. everyone knows jerusalem is the capitol. this president comes in and then in a short amount of time says look, we know the fact exists, that's where the capitol is it's in jerusalem. we should move the embassy there this is something actually passed the mid 90s. everyone said this is where it is we need to move our embassy there but no one had

pete: cool. years and her grandson whose serving now. abby: i love those generational photo. pete: because a lot of these military families are. you served. abby: my family. pete: some are brand new to it thank you all for your service to this country, proud american keep them coming in. abby: we have other headlines i want to bring you this morning, robert kennedy jr. says he is not convinced that the man behind bars for his father's assassination is the one who killed hill kennedy telling the washington post he was disturbed by the evidence of lack there of during his 1969 trial and admitted to the shooting but claimed he didn't remember pulling the trigger. robert kennedy was shot to death leaving a campaign event in la while running for president we all remember that so that is some big news there. all right well geothermal power plant is being threatened in hawaii but the area still remains dangerous and an additional 2,000 people have been ordered to evacuate as intensifying vol can being a

pete: state-run.ike ai, robotics if they could move the needle on that and also open up the markets for certain industries so that american companies can sell to the 1.3 billion population in china, then this will be a huge victory abby: you've got your show coming up i'm sure you saw our interview with congressman devon nunes. you'll have some guests i'm assuming could you ask about that business news this morning of taking those steps as devon nunes says to hold attorney general jeff sessions in contempt of congress. maria: and we know the department of justice and the fbi have been stonewalling congress for over a year right now, so i'm going to speak with the majority leaver ever can in mccarthy and i'll put the question how far are you willing to take this in terms of the contempt of congress charges and pursuing impeachment and that means impeaching rod rosenstein and mr. sessions as well. we'll also speak with michael mukasey former ag. ed: don't you dare change that channel. maria is here at t

. >> kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle with richard fowler, pete hegseth pete hegseth, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." president trump delivering on another one of his campaign promises, calling for tougher immigration laws. the president hosted a roundtable with police, congressmen and local leaders on long island, new york, an area hit hard by the murderous ms-13 gang. >> we are here today to discuss the menace of ms-13. it's a menace. they exploited the loopholes in our laws to enter the country as unaccompanied alien minors. they looked so innocent. they are not innocent. crippling loopholes in our laws have enabled ms-13 gang members and other criminals to infiltrate our communities. and democrats in congress refused to close these loophole loopholes. including the disgraceful practice known as catch and release. 35 the president calling out democrats who he says came to the defense of ms-13 gang members after he called them animals. >> i noticed recently where democrats nancy pelosi as an example are trying to defend ms-13 gang m

pete is there having breakfast with friends. pete, good morning. pete: good morning. it so much better at butler p.a. mike kelly represents butler also cooking this morning. scrambled eggs. i like mine over medium. >> you are asking me i'm better at scrambling things than flipping them. pete: give it a shot. >> sure. will. pete: as we saw on the house floor is he a scrambling. look at that. >> you know what? when you have four children and 10 grandchildren you better be able to feed them. this is what we do. butler we also make not just the best breakfast we make the finest steel. ak steel right over the hill. pete: we will bring it to you on the other side ♪ with an industry first, carbon-fiber shaft... lawn care has never been this easy... ...or this powerful. the new ego power+ string trimmer with powerload™ technology. exclusively at the home depot and ego authorized dealers. here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hi

are you buying petes a pitch on amerrrise? tim?t a pitch because he likes to move notes around like i do the point is amerprise i'm going to buy, pete. >> i'm going to say sell, although it minutes a me to say sell but if it jumps about its moving average 142 and holds that level, then turn buyer. >> i mean, american gothic not withstanding with tim. see what i put there, mel? i am that's much more clever than his pitchfork. and i'll tell you why. although their assets under management have not really grown all that much, look at the eps growth to pete's point, the last four quarters have been exceptional and i do think this stock should trade mere towards 190 >> two buys, one sell. are you out there buying pete's pitch? you can vote at cnbc fast money. we'll reveal the results later on in the show >>> plus, we're heading back out to the code conference in california carl quintanilla is there. he has an interview with restaurant mogul david chang coming up. >> code is all about tech and media. you mix in media, aimdimeate fod you h

pete is the bull, j.j. is the bear pete, you get to go first. >> well, i was in this stock for a while, actually liked what happened with the stock but i wanted to take some of the profits. i sold the stock and now own calls. the fundamental story is there their growth continues online continues to grow, now at 6% which is a very small piece, i understand that. it's also 20% of their profits going forward. so their growth is coming from some of the online they also have the pro division. there's a lot of reasons that i think home depot continues to win and they are the king in the space. >> pete, i will agree with you on a great management team however, as we come into earnings, their expectations are up 25% year over year. i think they'll have trouble meeting those and particularly beating those. one of the things we've seen so far in the earnings season is just meeting, particularly for old line companies has not been enough their margins i think will decrease because they spent a lot more money to get to

since pete hit it out of the park with best buy, why don't you give us another home run idea, pete >> all right so i got an idea coming at you today. it's a stock that dan brought up i talked about the fact that i bought this actually today, disney and it's interesting because i love the management. bob iger is the man. did he make mistakes along the way? absolutely was he slow to get to streaming? absolutely but they did finally make the deal that's going to come into play in the not too distant future. it's going to at least position them in the streaming world. growth across the parks and studios. a lot of people discount the idea that the parks hotels, they're able to actually show that kind of growth. the growth there has been very impressive they're killing it in the studios. but everybody always wants to talk about espn, right well, what about the idea that potentially with what we've seen over the last couple of days and what's potential for the future that espn maybe gets a nice little boost off of this because of the gambling and that whole idea of how those are going to mes

pete suratos is following the saga there. the on ramp is open and the dublin off ramp all open for service and there's no problem as far as that, just the distraction as you come down towards the dublin interchange sout of san ramon. the fire off 280 and 101 not a problem as far as the chp reports go. but we're looking over here towards contra costa county, all showing gentle build and bay bridge toll plaza does have the metering lights on. here's the traffic flow through oakland. southbound with the headlights, smooth towards the san mateo bridge which is slowing westbound. that's the commute direction. here westbound commute from richmond over to san rafael, the richmond/san rafael bridge shows a lighter build and we'll track this as well as the rest of the bay. back to you. >> coming up next, california chik-fill-a, the big raises workers are getting. >>> a controversial video game which depicts school shootings is pulled from online stores. steam which sells video games online pulled that game as parents and school shooti

to what pete said to the lt. governor of texas, he only named two of multiple players that need to be implemented. i want to speak to the governor's and the senators. israelis already figured out security. deter, detect and deny. you need to check the bags, pete, at every school. you open up the bags -- >> you know more about this than i have ever known. are we turning our schools into prisons? >> no, we are not turning our schools into prisons. we are coming up with a multi-laired viable security solution until we figure out the gun solution and the mental health problem and kids raised by parents. we have to treat this as an organic security threat. the money is there. we can put enough security at 100,000 registered schools in this country to check bags. we just have to do it. >> randy, you have been a detective. is more offense the answer or more defense, hardening of targets? >> well, there needs to be a combination. there is not one simple answer to a complex problem like this. do we need to harden the targ

our just is correspondent pete williams has been talking to law enforcement officers an, pete, i understand you have some new information as well. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: well, the -- the -- we're still trying to figure out precisely what the number of people who were killed here is. and i think the number we have here, eight to ten, is -- is going to turn out to be right. it's -- it's pretty clear now. it's more than eight. but exactly whether it's nine or ten is still not clear to us. and we're not sure whether all of these victims were students. it's possible that there was a teacher involved here. so we're still trying to confirm that, and you know, it's -- you may wonder, well, why can't we give a specific number yet? and i think one of the reasons is that there's such concern with clearing this building, making sure that, that they get all the people that are in there outside and deal with these improvised explosive devices that were found. these were apparently from the best information we have pipe bombs, at least two of them found inside the school. but every time i

to what pete said to the lt. governor of texas, he only named two of multiple layers that need to be implemented if you are going to protect this country. i want to speak to the governor's and the senators. israelis already figured out security. three parts to it. the first is deter, the second is detect and the third is deny. you need to check the bags, pete, at every school. had you open up the bags and coat -- >> you know more about this than i have ever known. are we turning our schools into prisons? do we have to take that kind of -- >> no, we are not turning our schools into prisons. what we're doing is coming up with a multilayered viable security solution until we can figure out the gun solution, the mental health problem with firearms. and the kids being raised by parents. until we can figure out those problems we have to treat this as an organic security threat. the money is there. we can do this for less than $15 billion a year and get 10,000 security officers trained direct to threat and put enough se

the quarter horse is called lean on pete.o is towards the end of its racing life, he's looked after by steve buscemi, who is kind of gruff horse owner who, when it, when the horses are done with, he has told no sentimentality about sending them off to mexico, which becomes a kind of euphemism for what's really happening to them. i really liked this film. i thought first charlie plummer who is the young kid was — is absolutely brilliant. he has one of those faces that telegraphs his emotions. it's not to do with dialogue, it's to do with the way he looks. he has something of the young james dean about him. there's a sort of lilt to his voice. very, very expressive face. i love the fact that andrew haigh, you know, a british film maker, has gone to america and shot in some desert surroundings but has not been overwhelmed by the scenery. there are moments in it when we are out in the desert but still at the centre of it is charlie. he is in every single frame pretty much of the movie. and the other thing is i like the fact that

you have to be very careful. >> you disagree with that, pete? you're making a big bet on the stocks i know you don't want the market to go down >> i think the equities can continue to move up if we pause. with oil at $71, $72, somewhere in that range, above $70, i think he's stocks can continue ramping up >> of course >> we start going higher, you know who gets impacted - >> inenergy stocks aren't going to stop if oil goes to $75 they're going to continue to go. the question is what does the rest of the market do? >> they could continue to go up even if oil does stay stagnant if oil hovers near the $70 range, i'm talking about the equity names themselves actually making that collapse you brought it up and we talked about it not that long ago with exxonmobil this stock was trading within a dollar or two from when oil prices were $27, scott there are plenty of names out there. some of the names have run like you wouldn't believe like a baker hughes. we talked about that this is one of those names that just absolutely flew to the upside, and we had

as is lean on pete. yes, terrible title. on a novel and directed by the creator of 45 years. after by steve buscemi, 255555: is. lfi'e.“ ft! the ~—g-§§ egg-zg— — — —— — ——— ... ~ who when the horse is done about sending them off to mexico which is a euphemism for what is really happening to them. i really like this film. i thought first, charlie plumber, the young kid, absolutely brilliant. he has one of those faces that telegraphs his emotions, not to do with dialogue but the way he looks. he has something of the young james dean about him because there's a sound to his voice, very expressive face. i love the fact that andrew haigh, british film maker, has gone to america and shot in some deserts around, but has not been overwhelmed by the scenery. there are moments in it when we are out in the desert, but still at the centre of it is charlie. he is in every single frame pretty much in the movie. the other thing is i like the fact that none of the characters in this film are two—dimensional. some of them seem harsh and diff

pete suratos is out there. we see from the sensors that traffic is moving slowly but if it lasts much longer in the morning commute this could be a bad section of roadway because it gets very crowded. for the latest, pete, we'll send it out to you. what's the latest? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, mike. we're here on 680 southbound in dublin. from el costa to dublin boulevard, you've got the big rig sitting here following that accident. according to chp they are saying that the big rig either had a malfunction in the gas tank or hit some sort of debris that caused this leakage. now they hit the center divide. we're showing you video, hit the center divide and swerved in this area and that's when you saw all of that fuel kind of leaking within this three fourths of a mile stretch. that's the issue they are dealing with right now. one they are going to start towing the big rig shortly. the next issue is getting caltrans on the scene to start sweeping the area. the plan according to chp, for that to hopef

with us for the hour, joe terranova, pete and jon, and we'll begin with the markets stocks are lower on the news of the new tariffs on stock and aluminum dr. j., tell me how we're supposed to play this. we thought the trade war was on hold, maybe not so much? >> yeah, for instance, winnebago, judge, and some of the biggest pitfalls right away. hormel ham and others got hit too, they were about a third as much as two big uses steel and aluminum the rv guys are crying out this is good for the steel stocks does it continue depends how long this lasts, judge. but do at the go down 6% per day for several weeks? no i think you'll probably see somewhere between 8%, 10% out of the worst of those two stocks and they pull back >> all right so, mike wilson, why don't you tell me how you view all of this in the geopolitical spectrum and where you think the markets will go as we enter what you want to say is the summer trading season >> yeah, this is one part of the cocktail that we've been dealing with all year. this is not 2017 we've left kansas. we're not in kansas anymore. it's a tougher envi

with us, joe terranova, jon and pete najarian, and lori, great to have you with us today. let's begin with the rebound stocks are higher after posting their worst day in more than a month. maybe we should have known better than so many of these flare-ups -- >> how many have we seen so far? >> on trade or north korea or yesterday it happens to be the italian political system >> creates opportunity >> creates a one-day fit of uncertainty and nervousness, and here we are back with a rebound. >> you have volatility over 17, everybody gets nervous about that the volumes start to get interesting once again after going on hiatus for a while. there's a lot of reasons to look at yesterday and say are there opportunities out there? i think there were yesterday there's a couple different areas where they really oversold them, but the strength of the semis continues to really show up. i mean, each and every day even yesterday, look at micron technology how well that was trading. amd, a lot of these stocks, intel, were holding up, and today exploding to the upside. the strength areas w

pete lee once again!ers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- tracee ellis ross. star of "gotham," actor cameron monaghan. host of "joe pera talks with you," comedian joe pera. featuring the 8g band with aaron spears. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic. in that case let's get to the news. president trump today officially announced the u.s. would pull out of the iran nuclear deal. i have to say i'm kind of surprised. usually when trump doesn't like a deal he just stays in it and violates all the terms.

pete has been harvested here for two hundred years today it's mainly used as potting soil. that's caused that pete on the morris to decline from a depth of six metres to just half a metre andriy data and doris planter of nabu are hoping to restore more lands currently being used for industrial purposes. they. need peat moss in order for the peak to develop and kate moss is the most important plant when it comes to replenishing the moylan's. when if you as peaches removed baron areas being created it could be replanted so we're trying to grow as much peat moss as possible so that we can plant it on those narrow areas. up the ball that will help the more lens to recover and. to grow peat moss on a large scale water needs to be returned to the more land first. to soak the area we release the water there's a void here and when we remove it the water flows through and fills the area. as the more land revives it slowly recovers its former biodiversity many insect species can only survive on more land. peat moss also begins to grow again and. it's great that we were able to take l

pete: as security advisor have you front row seat. the scrapping iran deal to the prospects of a sit down in north korea and then the moving of the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. what is it about, as have you watched this president, what is the trump doctrine? what is it about this approach that has created these opportunities and changes? >> well, i think the president follows the advice of harry truman and dean appearenson that he negotiates from positions of strength and not positions of weakness. he believes in peace through strength. when he says something, he carries through on it i think that's where the real credibility comes from. not from executing deals that don't accomplish what they're designed to. so, i think that's one reason he is very optimistic looking forward to the meeting with kim jong un. steve: mr. bolton, what do you say to democrats that are upset that the president pulled the plug on this, even though a number of them, including chuck schumer back a couple years ago voted against barack obama's iran nuke

. >> pete, where are you going to hang your hat you? want to be tried and true, give me boeing up 12% last year even it can't get out, down 13% from the 52-week and the stock still talking about the one you want to be in. i'm trying to make the broader point of where do you want to hide >> right i don't know there's necessarily a place to hide. if there's an area i like, scott, most of the fames still performing for the most part is energy energy is the one spot where we've been able to point you look at financials, you look at industrials you look at a lot of these, the critical part, people want clarity. what they haven't gotten clarity on is what's going on globally what's going to happen with china? what's going to happen with our president? the question marks are why we see this full-time pressure on the markets, even though the earnings have been absolutely outstanding. >> what if the biggest risk is that earnings, the economy and the stock market have all topped out? >> i'm not going to buy that >> anybody buying that >> i'm not

>> i'm not buying pete's stuff. somebody has. things that to me have been the story in energy not just since the iran deal and not just because -- it's an industry that's actually running under a much more disciplined supply and demand but ultimately capacity and capex and oppex. do you want to invest in the best of -- there are stress stories out there that some of them is about balance sheet. i'm talking about names of former glory. >> dan >> listen, i feel like a lot of this activity is late cycle. i think that -- you know, for the same reason why you're taking profits in some of these equities -- >> i'm holding on to plenty as well. >> right. to me it just seems like this last push as far as oil and the related security -- equities, you know, it seems like it's pretty geopolitical and if it were to slow down i'd like to think we'd like to see some of this activity monitor. >> let me ask you a quick question. the disconnect -- >> please. >> the disconnect that has existed is oil prices going up -- >> doing nothing. >> look at

pete, what do you have for us today?i got a name that we haven't talked about in a while, but we talked about it a lot not that long ago jd.com this is pretty interestingjd.com this is interesting, scott, because you can see stock price has definitely not performed earlier in the day somebody was buying the december 33 calls, 10,000 of those. deep in the money calls. kind of like buying stock. then they came back in an hour later and decided to buy the july 40 calls. 10,000 of those, 65 cents. when i see two of those hit statement one deep in the nun and now these calls makes me wonder what is going on with jd. i jumped on the judgments. i own the july 40 calls. i have a second one. >> go ahead. >> eem we have had a lot of different of these various etfs. eem we have had several times in the past today we are seeing august 51 calls. you can see where the eem is now. if we were talking about earlier some of the positivity from some of the biggest names in wall street if we see that move to the upside eem would beel helpin

with us, jim, steve, pete, and with us from los angeles is kevin o'leary, the chairman of o-shares etfs and a cnbc contributor. let's begin with apple and what some are calling a better than feared report. the company also announcing a $100 billion share buyback ceo tim cook also telling cnbc services would be a $48 billion business by 2020 pete, i go to you first. you have been telling us to focus on the services all along. how do you -- how do you put this whole report into perspective? was it better than feared? >> yes, no doubt about that. think about all the fears we got in the last couple weeks, and it started with taiwan semi-conductor we started to watch the chip stocks move to the downside, but the interesting part is tim cook reassured everybody just how strong the ten is for apple. it's not what everybody said they said nobody wants it. you look at china, it's up 20% services, you mention, which i think is still very important, tim cook seems to think this is going to be the driver of apple if you go out the next five years. it will be the driver, surpassing the phone here's

any final thoughts for viewers, pete?e to put people on the spot. >> we start by saluting and end by that. we love america. >> amen, god bless. >> sandra: thank you all. we'll be back tomorrow. now melissa francis in for harris. >> melissa: fox news alert. a big shakeup in the president's legal team after another dramatic turn in the russia probe. welcome to "outnumbered overtime." i'm melissa francis in for harris faulkner. breaking minutes ago, fox news confirming that ty cobb is out as the president's in-house russia counsel. all this after fox news learned that the special counsel robert mueller raised the possibility of a subpoena if president trump refuses to speak to his team. the white house had this response to the latest speculation swirling around the probe a short while ago. >> there have been a lot of rumor, innuendo and a lot of stories out there that just don't add up. the fact is we have been absolutely cooperative and transparent with the special investigation. the president has bee

pete, you own it >> i do. and they did lower the guidance.lso, that snafu yesterday where they released a little early they had to halt trading and the rest of it, but the stock is right back to where we hoped to see it, which is close to $70 a share. i like this name call of duty is still strong for them when you look at the guidance, scott, it's not what everybody was expecting, but they still got it up. i still like this company a lot. >> dow jones released it early not the company. just want to make that clear pandora is surging the streaming service reporting strong quarterly results that upgrades to buy from a couple firms >> also a short covering situation here the space is so crowded, and they're sort of like the last ones to come to the table with spotify, with apple music, amazon has something so they're not all going to survive. >> i was just thinking of the penn station late night visit. >> listening to pandora, checking facebook. the whole thing comes full circle with this >> about what time was this? >> probably around 11:00 >>

the quarter horse is called lean on pete.ards the end of its racing life, he's looked after by steve buscemi, who is kind of gruff horse owner who, when it, when the horses are done with, he has told no sentimentality about sending them off to mexico, which becomes a kind of euphemism for what's really happening to them. no, not over your neck. the rope over your shoulder. good. all right. come on. it's ok. hey, hey, hey. slow down. remember what i told you yesterday. pick them up before you take the rope off 'cause he'll run on you. good. let's go. see that body? this kid is a natural. yeah, he's a good kid. and he ain't afraid of a hard day's work like some of these other kids... come on, it's all right. just relax your arms. and walk him. i know, i know. you're just excited. you did real good. come on, pete. you got it. just happy. there you go, keep moving, keep moving. stay ahead of him. yeah, yeah. you singing a song? i really liked this film. i thought first charlie plummer who is the young kid was — is absolutely bril

what happens to stocks and this refueled rally, if both keep rising joe is here along with jon and pete, he's one of barron's and forbes top 100 financial advisers kevin o'leary along with us as well a cnbc contributor, and also with us on set today, cnbc senior economics reporter steve liesman. let's begin with the markets the dow's winning streak ending as interest rates hit their highest level in seven years kevin o'leary, how much of a threat now are rates and the dollar combined if both keep going up >> on the margin, credit moving up the balance sheet off the equities let's say you have a stock and you love the dividend and you're looking to own it because you think you can get a combination of yield and have appreciation all of a sudden, you can buy the triple-b bond of that company for 24 months and get 3, 6, all the way to 5%. on the margin, what's happening and why the market is stalling here is institutional dollars and investors like me are saying, wait a minute, i don't have to own the equity i think i'll park some dough for 24 months and make 3%, 6%, 5%. >> you're telling

costa build into san ramon, we have all of this slowing and it let's up around dublin boulevard where pete suratos reports. there was a crash and fuel leak. there have been changes out there but i'm going to sends it out to you because you have the latest situation out there. >> reporter: good morning, mike, we're just past dublin boulevard on 680 south. you're seeing this traffic move but behind me you see where the lane closure is and that's where all of the fuel spilled and caltrans if you can see it down there in the distance. if we can hold that shot, you can see they are cleaning up the fuel. that's good news because once they clear that up, then they can reopen the lanes and then traffic will be back to normal. but we'll show you some of the video from earlier when this all took place. according to chp, they are saying a big rig lost control around 2:10 a.m., there was a malfunction with a fuel tank. they are not sure if it hit debris or whatever the cause may have been. no other car was involved. it hit the center divide and that's what led to all of that fuel. 50 to 70 gallons of

host: governor pete ricketts joining us. the special line for nebraska residents if you have questions 202-748-8000.nor, 207-74 -8001. nebraska is a full percentage point lower than the national rate at .%, why is that that? guest: one of the things is that our state is growing. for the last two years in a row we have won the governors cup from site selection magazine for most development projects per capita. and that shows companies are investing here in our state. "forbes" ranks us fourth best overall, we've got the fifth lowest unemployment rate, we're the sixth lowest financially stable state and "u.s. news & world report" ranked as the seventh best state overall. so we've got a wonderful place to live, work, and raise a family. we've got a dynamic economy and people are investing here and so that's why you see our companies growing and why we have a low unemployment rate. plus nebraskans love to work. we have one of the highest work force participation rates in the country as well. host: what's the future with president

also joined by pete ricketts and diamonds and silk. where are they? they are so great. richard hudson. pete brownell and leslie run sick -- and leslie rutledge. finally i want to thank all of , you, the true american patriots of the nra who defend our rights, liberty, and our great american flag. thank you. >> [applause] president trump: the people in this hall have never taken our freedom for granted. never. and you have never stopped fighting for our beloved constitution. incredible people. thank you. >> [applause] president trump: you give your time, your energy, your vote, and your voice to stand strong for those sacred rights given to us by god, including the right to self-defense. >> [applause] president trump: and now thanks to your activism and dedication you have an administration fighting to protect your second amendment, and we will protect your second amendment. and we will protect your second amendment. >> [applause] president trump: your second amendment rights are under siege, but they will never ever be under siege as l

and pete williams standing by in our washington bureau with more news on this. pete? >> yeah. these are pictures from his social media, brian. he's well known in the community, you know, long before we chose to report the name, based on all the confirmations we had. his name and these pictures were circulating locally. so it's only natural that -- as we predicted before the day was out that his identity would be known. he used to play on the football team. i don't believe he was currently enrolled on the football team. according to officials i've talked to in our own search of social media, nothing has turned up there that would indicate any adherence to any kind of radical ideology. he wasn't a follower of isis. he didn't appear to be a follower of any kind of known hate group. he had, i guess you could say, not a typical teenage interest in a lot of disparate causes and interests. but nothing that really adds up to anything that would indicate why this had happened. the only thing that we've heard all day from some of the fellow students is that they believe he was bullied,

pete was saying we're only down .7 of 1%. you haven't had a flush to get that complacency level maybe back above the vix that is a concern. >> you need some real fear well talk about how much we're off the highs, yet the s&p 500 is down less than 1.5% on the year, right? and this is a year after it rallied 20% without a 3% peak to trough decline in 2017, or for more than 400 days to me, we've had a lot of volatility this year i don't really care where the vix. what i care about the leadership we talk about apple's rally, facebook's rally last week, amazon's rally last week it feels like the s&p 500 is taking one step forward, two steps back a little bit. that's kind of been a theme of mine right here. until you test that 2580, maybe break it, get some other things that risk asset land kind of going a little crazy here, then i don't really think you can rally. because right now the s&p is in a pretty well defined downtrend. >> downtrend, but it's also in a range. if you look at the volatility index, 15 to 18 has been the range