catrina renton has been to meet some of the pipers taking part.a and new zealand. for pipers and drummers, this is the equivalent of the world cup and despite the rain, 8000 people from 13 different countries are willing to take part this weekend. it's hugely important. we travelled for 40 hours or something to get here. we have been fundraising since two years ago so it's a huge deal and we are really excited to compete. this is the goal, to come here and be here every year. from preseason training like football, to here today, this is the last competition of the season. we look forward to it every year, like. glasgow first hosted the world championship 70 years ago. now, it's part of a week—long festival celebrating all things piping. there's acts from all over the world that come to perform at our festival. it's really a huge festival promoting piping in general but also traditional music. anna started playing the bagpipes when she was seven. while t‘s not the easiest instrument to learn ten years on, she says practice makes perfect. my first t

catrina renton has been to meet some of the pipers taking part.d new zealand. for pipers and drummers, this is the equivalent of the world cup and despite the rain, 8,000 people from 13 different countries are expected to take part this weekend. it's hugely important. we travelled for 40 hours or something to get here. we have been fundraising since two years ago so it's a huge deal and we are really excited to compete. this is the goal, to come here and be here every year. from preseason training, like football, to here today, this is the last competition of the season. we look forward to it every year, like. glasgow first hosted the world championship 70 years ago. now, it's part of a week—long festival celebrating all things piping. there's acts from all over the world that come to perform at our festival. it's really a huge festival promoting piping in general but also traditional music. anna started playing the bagpipes when she was seven. while it's not the easiest instrument to learn ten years on, she says practice makes perfect. my first t

piper lane, blocked for the street flooding.ra commute have to use another entrance if you're trying to get to the broad run station. eastoy ofty bridge washed out there. a look at travel times coming up. > melissa, thank you. now to two developing stories we're following. two men once tonnectedo president trump are both facing me in federal prison. >> first, the president's former attorney, michael cohen pletyed guilo tax evasion and two counts of campaign finance violations. the plea acknowledges payments two women for the purpose o influencing the 2016 election. he'll be sentenced in december. >>> in alexandria, a jury found paul manafort guilty counts of bank and tax fraud.ud the j declared a mistrial on ten other counts. this was the first trialy prosecut the office of special counsel, robert mueer. in a fewminutes, we'll have reaction from capitol hill with reporter susan mcginnis. >>> neighbors in montgomery county want following the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man in silver 1pring. this is from juneth. it shows t

presenter and campaigner katie piper has been revealed piper, who survived an acid attack ten years agobc breakfast. it is for me really out of my comfort zone and it is not something i have ever done before so i was worried are, will i be the first to go home, will i be dreadful. the first person i told was my husband, he thought that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30am. the government are promising to eradicate rough sleeping within ten year, john says, they though as much money as you like at the problem but you won't cure it. mainly because people rarely understand the reasons for it in the first place. something we are definitely going to discuss in the first part of our programme today. nick says there are many rough sleepers who need help and support, but there are also some who have had help and sup president port but can't cope with paying a normal life. some have had homes or been in hostels and chosen to go back on the streets, in these situations it is ha rd to streets, in these situations it is hard to know what to do. we will ask whether that is true. pete

a let's take look. >> piper. will you place this ring at the tip of alex's finger?is contraband paper clip we found in the law library in a book about the landmark case -- which sounds fascinating, as of a token of piperternal appreciation and love? >> i do. >> well, then slide that [ bleep ] on there. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, taylor schilling, everyone! [ cheers and alause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> hi. i'm so good! >> seth: it's always so exciting to have you back here. it's so exting to have "orange is the new black" on television again. but i want to ask about this. i want to catch up on some old business we had. >> yes. >> seth: 'cause this is your fifttime on the show. >> has it been five times? >> seth: isn't that great? that's so great. >> yeah, that's wonderful. a >> seth: not of people make it at that many. >> i'm so happy. i love it here. >> seth: good. >> you guys -- your audience is always so nice, too. [ cheers and applause ]er ody's so sweet. >> seth: i feel like -- i feel like you went fishing for that. [ ughter ] >> like me! >>

ninety four mixed techno beats with the band's trademark spoken lyrics style to this day fans yell hi piper to greet the band on stage enjoy this classic track until next time on pop exports. oh. oh oh oh. oh. oh oh oh oh oh. oh. oh oh oh oh. oh. oh oh oh oh. feel i caught you. i. simply. moved slightly. slightly . to be in good shape to fund these are activities everyone does every day coming. up but not for hours on end for hundreds of times a day. how obsessively compulsive disorders can make my for health and claims of overcoming. being a good show for thirty minutes a month w. . entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful folks i test the convictions and values of the palace of club fronting van with sex i would draw all those people who live other people's life in their hands out of their conference a. good on the arguments of my guests. adjust excuses. conflict zone confronting the powerful kong d.w. . much of it. sure linked to news from africa and the world or link to exceptional stories and discussions from the news of easy i want with safety demo to come snatched up to com

we want to hear from you piper jaffray is stepping to the sidelines.owngrades to neutral after three years with aer its target3 lower by almost 2% it is our call of day. pete, you own this name. >> i do. and i'm taking a little bit of a bath in this thing i have to be patient if i'm going to hold it, which i am the reason is that north america is part of concern people have i always look to the international part of story and i think that part is something that you still have to realize what could happen potentially out of what's going on with china and the growth factor for that when i look at that and fact this has not trade d at a 23 pe since 2007, i like the valuation levels right now they can't view up one of the parts of this note, discomfort with what's going on in terms of the management with the head man stepping off and are they going to be a same starbucks this were. >> we talk about the risks for apple in china don't you worry about the same thing for starbucks? it's such a public company if the regime says boycott mesh goods, got think the

manassas, piper blocked for flooding there.ters for vre, you have another entrance at than the broad run station. >>> 95 northbound, quantico to the beltway, going 44 miles per hour. 270 southbound not bad. top of the beltway slow because of the earlier crash. outer loop at colesville. only 29 miles per hour. take you 20inutes from95 to 270 on the outer loop. remember to listen to wtop 3.5 fm when you hop in your car this morning. good morning, mr. bell. g >>d morning ms. mollet. a sunny start to your dnday. a far cry from the way tuesday ended. sunshine all over the dmv. rainfall yesterday was immense. 90-degree days in check for a while. but next week, we're going to add o ttot total fast and furious. temperatures this morning, though, 68 fderick, maryland. 68 in martinsbg,est virginia. 68 at dulles. 74 in annapolis and in prince george's county. your planner then for today, still a lot of high water around the area. flooding is a concern. be on the lookout. at least now the sun is up.e you can he high water in front of you.

and katie piper on the front page, mentioning that she wants giovanni.raeli pm who accused him of laying a wreath, in memory of the suspects behind the 1972 munich 0lympics massacre. a study suggests five million britons have at least triple the normal risk of suffering a heart attack because of their genes, according to the times. and the express features an image of the presenter and campaigner, katie piper leaving the bbc breakfast studios yesterday after we revealed she was taking part in this year's strictly. they are also talking about patients having to leave their care. the most read article on the bbc news website this morning is that the liverpool striker mo salah has been referred to the police by his club after he was apparently filmed using a mobile phone while driving. that's a quick look at the front pages. just on the daily mirror, they mention £46 million, we mention £23 million, the differences since pension freedoms came in, but £23 million is how much people were scammed last year. inside the business pages, big story a round the last

when the pied piper seeks to broaden -- the poor are there to listen. many believe -- the revolution is a success. castro brother is a self- proclaimed communist and his close associate had participated in the unsuccessful revolution and guatemala. few cubans even in the middle class believe that fidel castro would ever turn communist. at first he promises free elections, he acknowledges many of the traditional rights of citizens and the established institutions of government. but the elections never take place. the government quickly becomes an instrument of coercion and the takeover is a success. >>berlin 1961, our road has almost reached the present. why have the russians the wall? why are all of them denied the right and guaranteeing them to pass freely from zone to zone with in berlin? the communist explanation is according to them west berlin was the base for intrigue and imperialist assault on east berlin and east germany where a man has a chance to enjoy the finer things in life. -- was going the other way east to west and so has every other cas

she surprised you. >> yes. >> piper, six years old, piper, are you excited to see >> yeah. . >> i heardad, you guys are pretty cool. thanks so much f being here. i think we've got some t-shirts for you, okay? thank you. they at there. >> happening. come on up, savannah. it is happening. guys, this does not happeny. evy i think this is the first time we've done a concert right here on the rink. we did it because, look, we've got the boys in the band here, steven, joe, how are you? >> good. ice. missing my >> can i say one thing. last time i was here i was ouegnant. youed my belly. my son cal vip is obsessed with music. yoe him a piano, drums, banging, a guitar, everything. iant to thank y for that. >> you're very, very welcome. >> we're going to talk >>> goodmorning. 76 degrees right now in washington. plenty of sunshine right now. sunshine throughout the day today. not going to help the temperatures to warm up. we're already warming into the mid to low 70s throu many of our suburbs. by lunchtime, mid 80s.su y. 91 for a high. that's about normal for this time of the year. twe stay dry f

. >>> this is an old piper cub great for landings and take offs with the big wheels. >> oh! >> okay. okay. >> guys, don't worry there are was all very intentional. two guys were out flying this when they flew over that cliff side there and thought this would be cool to basically fall off of and just continue to fly out of it. it's near swan valley, idaho, and then credit to that pilot who just let the plane do its thing. >> can you imagine if you're a bystander and you notice this plane going down in the water and then going up like that? >> it's all right. it's all just the physics of it. >>> pretty much goes without saying that kids are genuinely very excited when it comes to their birthdays. but the thing is they can get excited about anybody's birthday. little olivia here, she's getting excited for her dad's birthday. p/e she finishes the birthday cake and gets up ♪ happy birthday to you >> you see she sings while spinning in circles. ♪ happy birthday deer daddy >> the thing is, mom, teresa, she makes a critical error right here. >> happy birthday, honey. >> no, i want t

manassas, piper lane, lanes blocked wi flooding there. for vra commuters, you have to use another entrance if you're trying to get the broad run station. beltway looking pretty good. aaron. >> melissa, thank you. >>> 4:54. you have probably driven by the exxon gas station inge gewn. this morning, that gas tation is closed. it's been shuttered to make room for. cond it has commuters and lawmakers worried about finding gas in the district inhe future which is already hard enough. >> if you're running out of gasu you need someplace to stop for gas, otherwise you're out of luck. >> we're running out of gas stations in the city. we'llan bettan soon where you don't have to buy gas in the city. you'll haveve to l the town to buy gas. >> which i already do usually. it's not clear where the gas station or when it will be torn down. condos begin going up. >> coming in from virgin, that's t prime spot to fill up. >>> amazon shoppers check this out. we're getting an inside look at the company's new fulfillment center about to open up in maryland. e 2

these are accelerating, keeping them ahead of amazon for the moment however, after reading the piperthink you have to green light to pay more for amazon, which unlike apple has no real beef with china. in short, i'm betting apple won't be the only company in the trillion dollar club for much longer because i think amazon's about to join right in stick with cramer. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. ♪ >>> american greed is back tonight with an all new episode. see how a crooked new york city cop protects and serves himself. cashing in with a high-tech burglary crew who terrorizes homes and businesses to the tune of $10 million hey, on a personal note about this one, i can't wait for it because it's produced by my friend and colleague scott cohn. way to go, scott okay we have turkish turmoil and it's not over because people are going to foment more and more negativity and use i

she surprised you. >> yes. >> piper, six years old, piper, are you excited to see aerosmith. >> yeah.? mom and dad, you guys are pretty cool. thanks so much for being here. i think we've got some t-shirts for you, okay? thank you. they are there. >> it is happening. come on up, savannah. it is happening. guys, this does not happen every day. i think this is the first time we've done a concert right here on the rink. we did it because, look, we've got the boys in the band here, steven, joe, how are you? >> good. >> i'm missing my ice. >> can i say one thing. last time i was here i was pregnant. you touched my belly. my son cal vip is obsessed with music. you give him a piano, drums, banging, a guitar, everything. i want to thank you for that. >> you're very, very welcome. >> we're going to talk to these guys in a second. a quick check of the weather. >> show you what's going on. show you today we are looking at sunshine in the northeast. we're looking at heavy rain making its way through the ohio river valley, monsoonal moisture in the southwest, hot in the northeast, more storms in th

starbucks was downgraded to neutral from overweight at piper jafflyy. the a says the stock will be range bound until u.s. trends improve. the stock is $53 a the stock fell 52, and at&t was downgraded to market perform at wells fargo and the analyere says the stock will be rangebound as it navigates its purchas of time warner. the price target is $35 and the shares fell 2% to $32.68. netflix's pce target was raised to $395 at mkm partnerst an analyst said enthusiasm for the stock increased following a rent pullback and the stock was up nearly 2% to34 44. >>> still ahead, shop 'til you drop. why target says its stores are busier than ever, but first, if you had invested $10,000 in these stocks at the start of the bull market, take a lookt what at investment would be worth today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> oil prices rose to a two-week high after a government report showed inventories fell more than expected last week. the price of domestic crude was up for five straight sessions, rising 3% to around $67 a barrel. separately saudi arabia hasal reportedlyd off its aramco

. >> after taking their youngest son to college, jeff and vicky piper took this photograph though --heir new chapter. showing the empty nesters smiling ear to ear. they wrote, "in honor of our next chapter." and one little boy still very much in the nest. >> the baby was 3 months old when his father chase was deployed overseas. but watch the 5-month-old's reaction when he was given a daddy doll. >> who is that? >> give daddy kisses. >> give daddy a kiss. >> dad's voice is even recorded on a chip inside the doll. aww. kiss. >> dad's voice is receiver recorded on a chip inside the doll. aww. essential for the cactus, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start

man city is the team to beat right now i mean they're all following pat like that they like the pied piper you know if they're doing that quickly i i think the team to beat but i wouldn't count a live report chelsea there are men you if if doesn't have a disaster right about poorly they laid it brilliantly they will make ninety points a bed they will come up short i'm sure yeah i think it will do it easily they have to come on they have to want to go to surprise you're going against you know your compatriot your can close of your shot. fix to seven percent of the players in the premier league foreigners less than one third of the players in spain are from abroad it's time to talk about. i. i. it is definitely not the most exciting leak when it comes to the champions it's usually bar saw but why do we like. well the ways banished football is played is very nice you know if there tiki taka has inspired teams all over the world true with the way they've played so there's that yes ok barsaat and real madrid for sure but we can't we can't count out teams like a flooded they had a real really st

and the mirror reports on the agony of tv presenter, katie piper, after she learnt that the man who scarredd attack will soon be released from jail. rachel and laura, welcome back. rachel, let's begin with the daily mail, and the assessment of philip hammond, comparison is not the most flattering. it is not the most flattering. it is not the most flattering. we have heard this one before. philip hammond gets all kinds of criticism in the context of brexit. there is obviously a split in cabinetand brexit. there is obviously a split in cabinet and a lot of these papers are reporting this story in a critical manner. you can guess which papers actually, the daily mail, the telegraph and the express, weird, can't imagine the agenda they are pushing, but anyway, they say he has undermined the brexit secretary dominic raab‘s... undermined the brexit secretary dominic raab's. .. slightly more upbeat assessment of what might happen, the sort of "don't worry, we know the risks and we are preparing". you can call it upbeat, i would say... the press are saying that he calmed and allayed fears. i don't

piper is talking to me. you can make it your can be fine. i've tried a similar trick with my seven week old and it does not work. there's something to be said for being 40. fast fast-forward to modern-day. we all watch the news myself included. and one of the favorite things to say about me is that i am consistently disappointed by people who are only built to disappoint me. this is not fair kennedy doesn't get the ticket replacement. according to twitter. it always reminds me of what really gets democrats and fans going in the stone age. doug jones people applaud. and then bob mueller comes on and the people go bananas. because bob mueller is just like so handsome in every way. he is objectively. he stops terrorist. he's for justice. and he's tall. i was in a meeting with him months. and he was clearly the smartest person in the room. actually mister present them and had alyssa kick it off. you are forever my boyfriend bob mueller. between the fact that you wrote this book in your doing the book to her. you're just in the soup all the time.

piper thank you. but it's time for the weather now here's kevin that's right we're going to talk about hurricane lane a very rare occurrence as close as the storm is getting to hawaii i want to show you what we're expecting to see it was a category four or five storm at one time right now it's dropped down to a category four storm but take a look at how people are reacting to the storm on the island we are either enjoying the waves right here as you can see this one surfer is doing or we are preparing for the storm as many people are because this storm is going to be getting very very close to the hawaiian islands now only two hurricanes in recorded history have ever made landfall in hawaii this storm a category four right now with winds of two hundred fifty miles per hour does not look it is like it is going to be making landfall but it is going to get in close enough proximity to the hawaiian islands that right now we do have hurricane warnings and watches in effect for all of the hawaiian islands a

piper jaffra upgrading nike overnight.rice target on the stock to $93 to just under $80 a share. nike up this morning almost by 2.2% >>> a couple of stocks to watch. tesla under pressure this morning. jpmorgan an analyst noting in the note they're slashing the price target on the stock to $19 5 per share from $308. it's, of course, now below that already. it's not blelow the bottom part after elon musk said funding going forward for the deal but that's proposed. >>> make sure you join us tomorrow now it's time for squawk "squawe street." >>> good morning and welcome to squawk on the street i'm david faber along with jim cramer for the entire week for these markets. european markets are also ahead of us, as they are every

eventually you would've had to pay the piper.g to make our country so much richer than it ever bad. trade to trade uncertainty weighing on the markets. 17-point gain on the dow futures right here right now. the markets have shrugged off everything going on with tariffs and trade fight after gains on wall street last week of the dow industrial for five weeks in a row. in europe checking at the moment we have gains across the board as well. the dax and index up one third of 1%. in asia overnight, the shanghai composite the worst performer of their tab one and a 3% in shanghai. devastation in indonesia. a major earthquake killing dozens of people in more than 100 aftershocks felt throughout the region. another scandal for wells fargo. gerri will be up shortly discussing the banks revealed that hundreds of people lost their homes because of a computer glitch. there were foreclosed on unfairly. let's talk about the compensation that will be coming out. samsung taking on the iphone and confirming upgrades to its galaxy note nine. talk

we would be remiss not introducing you to the piper because he has really been putting in the work today. stewart mentioned earlier the 10% discount in our shop. i want to add that we are sharing this but we have both-- we both have cufflinks. you are going to be books-- be doing book signings, aren't you? buy a book and buy a cufflink. in any case, thank you all for joining us. it has been a good day together so please join us in the reception. history tv normally only seen on weekend 's on cspan3 but we're showing its weekdays while the congress is on break. the relationship between george washington and alexander hamilton and how close hamilton the musical is to the truth. and beth and harry trueman before their marriage. and later a look at the history of the white house building and its design. >>> on tuesday and wednesday, a special edition of american history tv on cspan3. with live coverage of the white house historical association's presidential sight summit. our live coverage from the willard hotel starts at 5:00 a.m. eastern both days. tuesday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, barbara per

eventually you would have had to pay the piper. we are not going to do that. we are going to make our country richer than it has ever been. [applause] i don't like it when congressmen and senators, to me, i am a free trader. i am a fair trader. i am a reciprocal trader. if they do, we do it. but, i do not like it when a senator, who i like, or a congressperson who i like, comes into the whitehall and wants to see me and says we would like to see you stop treating these country so bad. were losing a lot of money. it doesn't matter, we believe in free trade. i say they are charging us a 50% tariff. we are charging them a 20%. do you think that's okay? you make no. >> what's free when they charge us and we cannot charge them. what is going on? [applause] when we make a car and we sent it to china, they charge us a 25% tax. when they make a car and send it to us, we charge them essentially nothing, two and half percent but they don't pay it. they pay two and a half percent, meaning nothing. we pay 25%. on top of it they don't want our cars. so they say we don't wa

they've also learned that in the morning of the murder on july 20, joseph pappas filed paper work or had piper over the deed of this house to a woman in ohio. this was done just moments before the murder was carried out near the texas medical center not far from where we are here this morning and in that -- the woman who was deed it had house by pappas told an ohio newspaper she had spoken with pappas and he told her he had a terminal illness and planned on committing suicide. now police investigators tell me when they went inside this house earlier this week, they discovered vast amounts of evidence that showed just painstaking planning in the words of the police chief here that went into the murder of dr. mark hausknecht. >> this man was actually studying this doctor, studying what he was doing for a while. and it took great planning and ultimately great skill to do what he did. >> hoe's in great shape? >> he's a great marksman. >> so what are they doing to try to find him? is there anything they found the house or speaking to any of them, like the people like the courier who has any indicat

nike all-time high after an upgrade to buy at piper jaffray. estee lauder beating on earnings, and netflix seeing a pop, and that one reversing a bit of a losing streak good day for steel stocks. the slx etf is led by posco, steel dynamics, and u.s. steel morgan >> and i'm morgan brennan. thank you, tyler we begin with the markets creep higher the dow up 100 points. the nasdaq is slightly lower it's about flat to the down side bob pasani at the new york stock exchange hey, bob >> we are creeping higher, and we're being helped by commodity stocks a terrible time the last few weeks the commodity stocks had as you heard there, all the big commodity names. aluminum china, bhp billiton, and even the coal stocks the president trying to boost the coal industry recently we would be hitting the new highs if it wasn't for -- >> we'll get that fixed. having some trouble there. we're instead going to have a market discussion. >> we are, indeed. the s&p within striking distance of reaching all-time highs, and on wednesday the bull market will turn 3,453 day

pipe piper trail are with us.duce you to some of the artists and comedians, all under the amazing backdrop of edinburgh castle —— macro are now with us. —— piper trail —— pipertrailare —— piper trail are with us. it's friday the third of august. our top story: forecasters say europe could record its highest ever temperature later today. a heatwave across the continent could see the current record of 48 degrees celsius broken. tourists and locals have been warned to stay out of the sun and to keep hydrated. our reporter tim allman has more. speaks spanish spanish television warning viewers that temperatures were only going one way, up. aided by a surge of scorching air sweeping in from africa. in madrid, there were some enjoying this summer of summers. others trying to find what shade they could. so i've been trying to drink plenty of water. i put sunscreen on in the morning. ifind shade when i can and try to relax in the shade, but definitely just try to stay hydrated. it was the same story in portugal. the iberia

joining us now, the analyst behind that note, michael olson, senior research analyst at piper jaffray to ask you how you think about amazon's advertising business when i look at it, it is mostly focused on advertising stuff that's on amazon already so in a way is it making the supplier pay for discoverability? >> that's a great way to put it. amazon is already an e-commerce powerhouse and leader in cloud computing but now the world's largest product search engine. more people search for products on amazon than google or anywhere else. and it is really parsing through all of the thousands and thousands of products on the site if you look at one of the examples used in research, we did a search for 4ktvs, and 4,000 results came up. you basically have to pay amazon to be on a sponsored listing or banner ad. >> here's a problem potentially, seems like amazon is already pushing the third party retailers on its site to use its logistics operation to take advantage of prime and pay them for various different services if they also then have to pay to get their product discovered, will that ev

. >> my name is yvonne piper on the nurse practitioner here at sf city clinic. he was the first time i came to city clinic was a little intimidated. the first time i got treated for [inaudible]. i walked up to the redline and was greeted with a warm welcome i'm chad redden and anna client of city clinic >> even has had an std clinic since all the way back to 1911. at that time, the clinic was founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers. there's been a big increase in std rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health experts who are pretty progressive for their time thought that by providing std diagnosis and treatmentsex workers that we might be able to get a handle on std rates in san francisco. >> when you're at the clinic you're going to wait with whoever else is able to register at the front desk first. after you register your seat in the waiting room and wait to be seen. after you are called you come to the back and meet with a he

but eventually you would've had to pay the piper. eventually. we will not do that.our country so much richer than it's ever been. maria: president trump last night touting the economy in the state of ohio ahead of a congressional special election this upcoming tuesday. supporters say that he should focus more on economy heading into the midterms. wall street journal op-ed written by kimberley strassel on friday said that trump has a subtle record but too busy making noise. in her piece she goes on to say this, to hold the house and increases senate majority, republicans must do two things. get out there base and bring along the center the president with an unrivaled bully pulpit has instituted policies that provide him a near-perfect message for those tasks. let's bring our panel to talk about this. alan dershowitz, harvard law professor and author of the new book, the case against impeaching trauma. a former clinton strategist and alta model former new york senator and fox news contributor. judgment, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> let me take it up with

workers called pipers would hold they were iant operating.hey would point it straight ahead and they would use that just washure water to away the overburden p. layer by layer, they would blast it away the creeks and let this creeks just carry the overburden away. pipers working these hydraulic giants stripped acres of ground light down to the bare gravelle that i'm standing on. i was standing on this spot right here next to engineer f.e. company he stripped this ground, i would have been standing just about a straight up in the air. that's where the engineer creek originally ran. artificial valley created by washing away all that permafrost to t expose the gravels, but once the exposed, they were still frozen and they needed to e thawed out before dredging and f.e. company thawed gravel cold water points. the points themselves are just hollow pipes. 3/4-inch pipe in 10 foot screwed easily together as being driven down. the starting point, a bevel edge in it for e hole water outlet. f.e. company would set the points up on the base, hold them

so questions when you pay the piper. >> he's a big picture thinker. not worried ay eied about is det going to crash the market tomorrow >> i think those concerns are legitimate if you think about it as an economist going forward, i just don't think the impact to market >> is it anytime in the next six months >> once you get past the tax revenues you're going get in september, you are going to have more supply brought into the market you're going to see more auctions >> does it derail these moves? is there 10% higher and now, we're about 2%, there's 2% left to go for you to be right. >> here's how i feel about it. i would much rather see the ten-year start to accelerate higher not too fast if we got to 310, we could start talking about this flat curve issue. that actually worries me, the flatness of the curve right now. if we got to a range of 310 to 325, i think that would with commensurate with where gdp is right now, and we should be there, but for a lot of geo political risks, which steve, you're right the market needs risk to generate return. i'm

it is hard to say whether it is going to be a year and 2018 or early 2019, but you have to pay the piperventually for what is being done. haidi: i want to drop a quick shot. ramy was talking about resilience when it comes to sentiment and the u.s. that cannot be extrapolated we talk about chinese asset groups. this is looking at chinese stocks, severely underperforming the global gate. -- the global gauge. a diversion path when it comes to what china is doing. do expect this gap to start closing as we start to see the effects of tariffs into supply chains and into emerging markets and asian markets? thisthink, haidi, that as goes on, there is more downside in china. i have said this is not the end of it. if you see the chinese renminbi -yuan go beyond 7 and weaken because the chinese cannot match dollar and for dollar for the $200 billion that president trump is going to impose, so they have to respond with a weaker currency. it does not matter that president trump mentioned to john mickelthwait a few minutes ago as he discussed that this is not something that trump likes. he clearly is

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industrial average, nike hitting a new high today after a pair of bullish upgrades from the wall street, piper jaffray and susquehanna raising their earnings to buy or overweight to $93. these are our duel call of the day. and jim, it's a really interesting call here. there's a lot less of it there's a lot of stuff in here aisle summarize these two reports. they're managing inventory better keeping things scarce so they have more pricing power. channel checks, both analysts say are strong that's true, but it pays to know b about how the analyst community works. both of these guys had price targets that the stock has just blown through, so they have to decide what do they do with it turn negative on it? of course not. you look at this chart, the fundamental momentum, you see the stocks going higher and they have to raise their price targets, but i don't think it's like they're coming out of the wook woodwork saying oh my god we just discovered all these new things these are known in the stock this is a question of whether nike, now at a roughly 24 times multiple gets to 26, 27, 28 times. the an

we will introduce you to the musicians and we would be remiss to not introduce you to the piper because he has been really putting in yeoman's work. that is later. while you are here still, the steward mentioned earlier the 10% discount in our shop, do not forget that. i want to add that stuart and i are sharing we have double scottish rose cufflinks that are lovely. and bill over here you are going to be doing book signings until five right? until five. by a bulk and buy a cufflink. in any case thank you for you all being here and sticking through the day. it has been a good day together and join us in the reception. ++x

nike raised by piper jahri the risks of owning nike have diminished a backdrop, better product pipeline and expanding sales in china. the target price raised to just under 80 nike shares slightly higher. in the meantime, tesla shares under pressure in the pre-market on another trifecta of headlines. let's get to landon who joins us with more on tesla. >> speaking of productive, that's what we're talking about here elon musk. slow down and rest huffington post sent an open letter to musk on friday along with a tweet saying dear elon change the way you work to be more in line with the science how humans are most affected the world needs it musk replied tweeting ford and tesla are the only two american car companies to avoid bankruptcy you think this is an option. it is not. the back and forth was sparked by an interview to "the new york times" saying this has been the most difficult and painful of his career sacrificing time with friends and family to help tesla meet production goals separately, elon musk spoke to youtubers about the future of electric cars. it could take three years to d

bottoms," which sounds fascinating as a token of piper's eternal appreciation and love. >> i do. >> ohre. [ light laughter ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show, natasha lyonne, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back! >> thank you, seth. >> seth: i'm so happy you're here. you look wonderful. >> thank you. >> seth: this is very exciting. you went on a global press tour. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: to promote this season of the show. >> yeah, well -- you know, berlin, but yes. [ light laughter ] global. >> seth: okay. it's over ocean at least. >> yeah. >> seth: you were in berlin. i heard this was very exciting for you. you stayed in the hotel where michael jackson's famously dangled his child. >> dangled the baby. baby blanket. >> seth: yeah, baby blanket. >> you guys know blanket, right? i mean, one of the great -- one of the top ten baby names. >> seth: yeah. >> you're a dad, so -- >> seth: yeah, i was so upset that blanket was taken. [ light laughter ] >> i can only imagine. >> seth: yeah. >> i mean, as soon as we got there, you know, it's me, the great danielle

he is paid piper of media. he call as different tune to get distracting from things he doesn't want emphasized. there is legitimacy to this situation with china. at the same time he has a beautiful way of actually changing the covers, sometimes within a matter of seconds with one tweet. cheryl: we'll see. we're talking about it right now. we'll get to the other issues of the day. james, same question to you, do you think the president is diverting attention away from the scandals that really rocked the white house this week? >> i would say i give him credit not taking peace at any price with north korea here. he sees he is not getting the response he wants in terms of dismantling the nuclear program there. so he's, he is saying that is not acceptable. seems like if he wanted to push all these stories related to the payments off the front of the newspaper, what he would do is announce a big deal with north korea and details to follow. so i think maybe we should give him some credit here saying it is not working