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an underwater mine kille louis and henry piper as their boat approached normandy. sailors carried henry's casket into the normandy american cemetery today as family members looked on. louis's body was found back in 1944 but henry's body wasn't frencuntil 1961 by divers. henry was buried in belgium withoutdentification until last year when dna testing identified him. the remains of both brothers are now together i france. >>> severe storms pummelled parts of the denver area with golf ball to softball h sizedl today. the hail piled up on the traffic.and slowed it also damaged cars, windows and crops. many of theto hais were more than two inches in diameter. >> and tomorrow we're going to have thunderstorms, but later. storm chances tomorrow a a betweeut 5:00 p.m. and midnight. you're going to get home from work and then the storms likely roll in and impact the area. at least it's not exactly durin that evening commute. if you're leaving work around 6:00 p.m. or later, you could be dealing with some rain. we're going to have some scattered showers and thunde torms tom

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. >> reporter: charlotte and her younger sister, 12-year-old piper, both have migraines. doctors say it's fundamentally a genetic disease. and it's a common problem affecting 10 to 15% of teens, particularly girls. but there are few drugs approved for use. >> there are anti-especially epilepsy drugs, drugs for dementia, they can be used but have side effects. >> reporter: dr. gelfand is turning to a new therapy using melatonin an over-the-counter sleeping aid. the study is with children and teens with migraines. a smaller study last year showed teens taking melatonin nightly had fewer migraines per month than those on placebos. >> it's fairly well tolerated. we're not seeing a lot in the way of side effects. >> reporter: dr. gelfand says melatonin is meant to lessen the frequency of migraines. >> before i started taking it i would wake up in the middle of the night and have a small headache. >> i sleep more deeply through the night without disruption, i guess, and that kind of helps me wake up without one. >> reporter: ucsf benioff children's hospital is the only pediatri

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navy saluting the casket of julius piper. 74 years ago piper and his twin brother were killed. was identified. julius was marked as an unidentified soldier. now they're reunited. julius was identified and laid to rest next to his twin brother at the normandy/american cemetery. i'll see you tonight on "nbc nightly news". right now much more on the immigration issue with stephanie ruhle along the border. >> thank you so much. good morning, everyone. i am stephanie ruhle live right here in the border town of texas. ali velshi is off today. it is wednesday, june 20th. world refugee day. how ironic. let's try to get a little smarter. >> the associated press says babies and toddlers who have been taken away from their parents are being held in at least three so-called tender-age shelters in southern texas. >> we've seen a photo from the new york times this morning, a little baby sitting on the floor with social care workers wearing scrubs on their feet like they're in a hospital. >> can you imagine what it's like for those little children? and what i don't understand more than anythi

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.>> now the economy is going along and unemployment is down and we are paying the piper.>> the federalerve chief removed some of the barriers. the barriers since 2008 have been the interest rate the federal reserve have raised rates to control inflation. now they are ready to rock 'n roll. we are expecting a raise in september and quite probably a raise in december. we did not think it was going to happen.>> we were talking about it.>> not four in one year.>> the federal reserve's -- reserve thinks we can accommodate that. they think it will trend down by the end of the year. it means it is almost full employment. they see the, besides the job rate, they see the indicators. the earnings report and job reports that came out a couple of weeks ago -- those are things that stimulate the economy. the federal reserve is responsible to in front of that.>> the s&p 500 is down. was that part of the rate hike? >> a good percentage today of the market was attributed to that because the market wants to run free. and you start to raise the discount rate you are making the cost of funds higher. the

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an yuntd waterine killed louie and henry piper. yesterday their family looked on as sailors carried henry's casket to the normandy cemetery. loui's body was found in 1944. they didn't find henry's body until .1961 henry was buried in belgium. the remains of both brothers are now together in france. >> wonderful that they can do that after they died'm >> so glad the effort still happens to figure out these remains or find remains in several cases. >> exactly. foorm of gratitude and respect for service. >>> one arlington second grader had a chance t share very special moment with his classmates. >> take a look at the m that caused pure excitement for this little boy. he's like, wait a minute. >> wait a isminute. >> t navy commanderjo than blythe who surprised his son yesterday. he was sitng at the teacher's desk when david walked into the classroom. this is at the arlington focus school. the commander had been deployed to afghanistan for the last year. >> welcome home. thank you for your service. love those reunionschuck. >> absolute

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fire we're also following on bethel island starting around 3:20 this afternoon in the 6600 block of piper road. crews are getting the upper hand on the flames. east county is reporting a quarter acre has burned and three vehicles. a helicopter is dropping water on this fire. >> chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the conditions that firefighters are facing now. both of these fires started around 3:00. >> right. >> so now they have gotten big quickly. >> everything is so dry out there, you know, and i would like to go if we have the live camera or some video of the concord fire, one of the shots i noticed is right along ignacio boulevard. that's a live camera shot. but one of the shots i just walked in the studio and saw it shows the road, ignacio valley boulevard and three distinctive spots where this fire took hold. if i'm a firefighter i think someone is throwing sparks. it could have been a car, catalytic converter or something like that when the converters can sometime throw sparks. either way, you got a fire. and we have basically 150 acres that burned. is that read ogwumike?

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it started around 3:20 this afternoon in the 6600 block of piper road. about a quarter acre burned along with three vehicles. crews say they were mopping up by 4:45 this afternoon. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> crews tackled another fire in morgan hill this afternoon. cal fire says this fire started at oakland avenue and willow springs road west of 101. the fire was reportedly threatening homes for a time but has been contained at 50 acres. chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the conditions firefighters are facing now. bill, i think we have some pictures of skyfox over the area. >> they are getting a handle on it. the fire burned up to the retardant cuts that they put in there that pink area in the weeds there, and in the trees. that's the uphill part of this -- that's the top part of the hill. they put it there and in theory the fire stops before it goes south. the winds are blowing from the north. and that's why they put this line -- we're looking to the right of your screen -- it's south. so the fire won't keep burnin

according to data from piper jaffray's millennials are using , tinder more than any other dating app.sburg, the ceo, joining us for an exclusive interview. mandy: we have been in the dating business for 20 plus years, and our philosophy is every day we come to work, and if we can deliver great products and what people are looking for connect and meet, we should be as a market leader. but i do think that for our , biggest growth engine, tinder, which is really the twentysomethings, i notice there are two facts. i don't think twentysomethings are going to go to facebook to date. and number two, we have seen people want to separate their dating life from facebook. emily: you put out a pretty snarky statement when facebook announced this, and i know you have been an important developer for them and actually worked on dating features in the past. do you feel betrayed? or is there any bad blood? mandy: no, we work with facebook even today on the advertising and development side. we work with facebook all the time. i don't think it is hugely surprising. we see it in our data. we survey every

piper javaheri reiterating overweight on ea shares on this news of new ways to play battlefield, electronic arts announcing the subscription service called ea origin access premiere for pc games will charge $15 a month for the service. it starts this summer. all comes as the individualee game industry looks to the netflix subscription model to drive growth. >> julia boorstin los angeles. make that parallel and this is the netflixization of the gaming world, who are the winners who has the upper hand you know how the netflix situation is playing out right now. >> first of all, i think you have to go back to electronic arts and even to active vision i think battle royal is a halo effect these guys are getting younger demographics, getting women involved i mean in these shooter games which they haven't been involved in i think, by the way, the comps on these companies are really, really tough i think the growth has been i think moderated in terms of conservative management guidance. >> i think pes are not that expensive, right >> ea is not expensive. >> ea is not that expensive. if they're eve

fire we're also following on bethel island starting around 3:20 this afternoon in the 6600 block of piper road. crews are getting the upper hand on the flames. east county is reporting a quarter acre has burned and three vehicles. a helicopter is dropping water on this fire. >> chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the conditions

this is again not to miss state that are unhappy people who follow the pied piper of trump. they have been unhappy with washington. they been unhappy with the party serving them so what if five years from now, two years from now, tomorrow they say the government is finally doing what i wanted to do in this particular undercurrent of discontent even if they are happy with their own life started to receive. how might that impact this moment that we have seen? >> maybe if the government moved to cleveland, ohio, it would have a better idea and it would break apart quicker. when i come here to washington dc, i'm always a sort of like-- >> you still have a football curse. [laughter] >> i'm a steeler fan, so i don't really care. brad wrote a great piece about moving the republican apparatus to cleveland to be more in touch. >> i had a hard time with that. >> they just don't get it. >> there's a lot of great food in cleveland. i'm a huge fan, but seriously so much discontent that people make choices they might not otherwise made, so how important is that for them to keep making the

. >> president trump and his administration are being the pied pipers essentially on this. they are doing absolutely nothing with respect to helping these people and just making them feel good by saying words, not actions. kirstjen nielsen tweeted out that ridiculous tweet that we were not having this policy. but on may 10th in an interview with npr, she talked about the policy and said how great it was and how she was going to implement it. so she's either a liar or suffering from severe mental or memory loss. we talk about how president trump wants to make american strong and great again. our greatness and our strength comes from our morality and our compassion. and this administration is absolutely devoid of it. it is absolutely infuriating. >> i'm willing to say let's take out morality and compassion. put your republican business hat on for a moment. from a fiscal perspective, how does this make money -- excuse me, how is this good for our country? what jobs does it bring back? how does it help our budget? put that hat on. if i said, listen, morality should matter, this

you have a couple positive calls on netflix piper -- let's take it pete >> it is true. but the focus has been -- can they grow internationally. are the margins starting to improve? they are they just seem to have so many levers working right now for netflix and the fact that they have this. there's multiple reasons on why this stock can continue to the up side. the toughest thing is, they have great cash flows, but the multiple is just insane to look at that. that makes it so difficult that makes so many people on the wrong side of this thing. >> i think you're going to get to the sub-growth that dan ives does from 400 to 500 it is not just up by 25 bucks. >> they are going back to look at the united states and they are talking about the fact that, hey, look, we're going to see some growth there that is something that nobody brought up before. it's all been -- for me, it's a lot like nike, right nike, the reason it's doing so well is, the international growth that's where their strength is this is a company that when you look at what they're doing versus amazon versus h

this is again not to mistake that there are unhappy people who have followed the pied piper of trump, but they've been unhappy with washington, unhappy with the parties that are serving to. so what if five years from now or two years from the or tomorrow they say the government is wanted it to do and this particular undercurrent discontent even if they're happy with the own life started to recede? how might that impact this moment that we've seen. >> with maybe if the government moved to cleveland, ohio, it would have a better idea. it would break apart quicker. when i come here to washington, d.c. i'm always sort of like -- >> you still have a football curse. >> i am a steelers fan. >> which is why you will not watch and moved to -- >> brad wrote a a great piece f moving the republican apparatus to cleveland, to be more dutch. >> i have a hard time with that. >> cleveland is awesome. >> there's a library in cleveland. jason, there's so much discontent though that people make choices may not have otherwise made. how important is that to their realistic to keep making fees -- >> i can

they know they are going to have to pay the piper. you can't spend four dollars and taken to dollars. ronald reagan took deductions away from us. now they are talking about messing with medicare. into medicare for 35 years. it's not like they're giving me anything. i paid for that. talking aboute this. you are going to have to pay the piper sooner or later. people are -- say they are concerned about the debt, they don't care about the debt. all they're doing is buying back stock. pete is on the republican line calling from florida. this, i amant to say a disabled veteran. i used to get a monthly increase with the cost of living. it wasn't much. stoppedme in and it completely. trump said he was elected he would help veterans. wife saids ago, my take a look at our bank account. we got a $60 increase in my disability check. i am listening to people talk, they seem to know more. they know how much the president makes. they know how much somebody else makes. i get social security. make soly allowed to much. i would get some extra money. i

struggle piper and. literally on the pitch you do look at argentina as well germany obviously have the trophies that is to defend the disruption with the spiky manager situation and that's why the. market is completely on the spine. how things over there why in the group move on iran i wonder if mobile could just. now i've said it will be a. i'm going to write down your prediction now. thanks very much to come back to you later. well russia and fadi arabia are in green bay at this side you are quiet and egypt speeches time it takes a closer look at the teams in group a. group is made up of hosts russia egypt saudi arabia and euro boy russia will make the eleventh world cup appear in seven of those whereas the soviet union including in one thousand nine hundred sixty six when they finished fourth saudi arabia preparing for their first world cup appearance since two thousand and six at that point they competed in four successive world cups and in one thousand nine hundred four they reached the last sixteen

joining us now is the senior analyst at piper jaffrey this streaming service seems fascinating.int of view, that makes sense you have a console from ea's perspective, how do they deliver that? >> it's a good question, and in general, we expect to see a lot more streaming and subscription services initially we think that some of the game publishers will try deliver these services themselves so ea doing that, activision microsoft is taking a little bit of a different approach given they have a platform for gaming. i think ultimately we're going to see a situation where there's an aggregator for games like we see itunes and netflix for music and movies in the near term, there's going to be a lot of testing and learning >> when you think about ea launching a streaming service, i would imagine there are plenty of benefits such as smoothing out the revenue stream so it's not so lumpy, but also how do you think about the margins on this do you think it's comp raarable netflix or spotify or pandora? >> it's really good for visibility and just the recurring revenue situation that could p

that may be one to look at to see if it can hold i think that piper takes -- i'm sorry barclays takesike from 75 to 80 they have a china situation. i'm looking at situations particularly today that have china exposure that are pushed hard i would point out this part of the nasdaq that has gone up every day. this is the adobe part. [ applause ] there's the opening bell [ opening bell ] >> you can see weak at the start. >> right. >> and watch the big multinationals and the industrials you mentioned a the top of the show. >> yeah. what do you think about this growth do you remember we used to come in every day and fret about the ten year going to three. are we going to be fretting about the ten year going to 2.75 it can be heads i win and tails you lose we're headed to 2.75 suddenly that was nirvana. how we hate it we're kind of -- we really are so duplicitous in our thinking. >> this was the point made earlier on squawk. if you were going to choose a time to tackle some of the long-term structure trade issues, you would do it when unemployment is at 3.8 markets are a couple of percentag

moving average you can see on the rsi at the bottom and you have to stick with it fundamentally from piper at 1850 as a price objective on the stock right now. so, another 6% from here still seems reasonable >> all right two bulls, thanks, guys. >>> want more market insights head to our website tradingnation.cnbc.com >>> auto nation usually comes at the expense of workers but one company has figured out how to balance the two. ceo of boxed is next on "power lunch. >>> the latest from trading nation and a word from our sponsor. >> daily price fluctuations can offer trading opportunities, however, if you're unhappy with your returns while trading actively, consider taking smaller positions over a greater investment time frame. evaluating trends over multiple weeks rather than hours can help trader locate more consistently tradeable trends while possibly trading less frequently what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth

but athena shares topped that for a new 52 week high at open today and analysts at piper jaffray areaising their price saying it could be a strategic acquisition for a big tech firm. in a statement jonathan bush said he resigned because the very things that made him useful to the company over the last 21 years are now exactly the things that are in the way. >> all right, thank you. >>> a city analyst just raised her price target on the stock to 160 fromd shexplores the reasony a prive transaction might make sense for the company. recei stephanie, take private, does that mean that elliott wins? >> it could be elliott or another financial sponsor. i believe elliott is the most likely as they have been closest to the name for the past must be about a year now i wouldn't bif there are multiple bidders >> so how high do you think the price tag could go >> my animal cyst i'm saying 160 to 170 makes sense for a financial sponr. anything higher, you need a strategic. but that is unlikely >> so if it is taken private, what happens then? you say that is a way to really improve their business w

. >>> the piper j fa frey summit is also happening today.nging together the biggest names to discuss the changing face of their industry meg tirrell is standing by in minneapolis with more. >> reporter: hey, sara all of those topics and more on the table here at the summit and coming up after the break, we're going to be joined by one of the biggest news makers, eli lilly's ceo. it's pretty amazing out there. the world is full of more possibilities than ever before. and american express has your back every step of the way- whether it's the comfort of knowing help is just a call away with global assist. or getting financing to fund your business. no one has your back like american express. so where ever you go. we're right there with you. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. don't live life without it. and the nx hybridhe 2018 lexus nx with a class-leading 31 mpg combined estimate. lease the 2018 nx 300 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. it can grow out of control, disru

piper jaffray raising the target price. says it will go to 420.erm, they say it will go to 500. netflix is one of very, very few winners across the board today, up 73 cents. >>> stay on the market. i will bring in scott shellady over there in london. the big question, is this again wine trade war and we're in it or one more of a series of tough negotiating positions? scott, you're from tjm europe. you're over in london. what do you say? >> i still say i wouldn't hear any argument saying otherwise. they are taking advantage of us. we're not starting a trade war. we've been in a trade war. this is just tough negotiations. take this back to common sense once again, stuart, right? what better time to stick to your guns and take it to them with a 3.8% unemployment rate, cpi, ppi getting real hot as of late, economy doing very well, even though we are gone off today, stock market flirting with all-time highs, whether better time to push the issue than now? it is common sense to me. stuart: i understand. that is an argument being made by misdemeanor peop