. >> basically the preponderance of evidence. we have thunderstorms now to the east. we havorms the south. there is a nonzero that i call a chance of dry thunderstorms. that is where you get thunder and lightning but no rain. we are assigning a 5% chance. there is a minimal chance that we hear a rumble of thunder. the more widespread weather event in the forecast and is likely to happen is the hot weather that will return this weekend. not tomorrow but saturday and sunday. there is a heat watch in effect for the east bay, including pleasanton, livermore, dublin in concord. highs will jump up to 98-100 to. a minimal chance of storms tonight. a widespread heat event coming. >>> san francisco supervisor wants to catch speeding drivers with cameras at key intersections. a string of recent traffic fatalities has been driving the push. >> reporter: ada county transportation meeting, it was said 50% of pedestrian deaths could be attributed to people speeding along city streets. we have video of a crash that killed -- and injured his wife. sunday, at the intersection of taylo

from mueller about the evidence of the 10 troukss of justi trou obstructions of justice by the preponderateepeated instructions by the president to people to lie to them, the american people, and to investigating bodies. and of course barr doesn't want that. of course he doesn't want to be contradicted in his lies and misrepresentations. >> all right. thank you very much, chairman nadler, good to talk to you tonight. >> thank you. >> and next, trump leveling a new attack against the british ambassador who called his administration inept, trump calling him stupid and pompous. why? plus a rising star in the democratic party now taking on the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell at the ballot box. >> i wrote a letter to my senator, telling him i wanted to fly fighter jets in combat. he never wrote back. because energizer ultimate lithium is the longest lasting aa battery in the world. [confetti cannon popping] energizer. backed by science. matched by no one. bill's back needed a afvacation from his vacation. an amusement park... so he stepped on the dr. scholl's kiosk. it recommends our best

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he said if there was such a per po preponderance of evidence. >> i don't know that we're going to get anything new. >> you talked about what democrats want. you talked about the president getting what he wants. already getting what he wants. what does robert mueller want, do you think? >> i don't know. i suspect that mueller is offended by the way he's been treated by attorney general barr and the way barr disingenuously and dishonestly characterized that report. held onto it for several weeks without mr. mueller's interpretation being conveyed. because mueller conveyed his interpretation in the report. it is devastating. but it's not what barr represented it was. so i wonder and i've talked to people who know mr. mueller. whether whether or not he is deeply offended by the conduct of the attorney general. and certainly i think we know that he is deeply offended by the conduct of the president. it's in his report. how can he be drawn out of it? >> just give us some thoughts. in the hour before you were going before the committees, what are you doing? >> couple things are very differen

congresss >> the congreshe check on the executive branch, but if the congress shows criminality or the preponderance of evidence and it's referred to the justice department and they say "no," then you have a situation -- >> where the check is the people. >> and that becomes 2020. >> so, before we get to 2020, one ofhe things you did in 2016, after trump was elected, was found a committee called commtee to investigate russi >> right. >> and you worked with james clapper.it you workedjohn brennan. >> right. >> what was the goal of the committee to investigate russia? >> it is so complicated. what the russians did -- and people are still trying to pack it. we wanted to be able to give as much information to the public so that they could understand -- >> so it was to be a repository of information about tsia investigation until you had full visibility into the results -- >> and now what's scary is that we don't even have full visibility, because the full mueller report hasn't come out. the underlying documents have not come out. congress is trying to subpoena them. they're getting thwarted. >> so, now t

. >> i was looking at the july 1 preponderate 70, 1.75 call spread >> that trade is shipshape mike, howou do need some management on this trade here we sold that call spread for just under 2 bucks you could have bought it back on today's closing prices at 25 cents, which means essentially all the money we could make we have made. however, assuming carter agrees we want to stay short fedex, what one could do is roll this trade further out in time after you cover the short bet we've already made >> carter? >> right so obviously what we have, we've eaten most of it now the question is just go on to something else or, as mike is saying, stick with this in a different form or fashion. i think we do. something must be wrong with fedex. it even put out its numbers. we don't have earnings risk ahead of us and the stock will not perform. >> i love the insults, obvious and elemental is the way carter throws shade on options. i love t. i think fedit i think fedex has seen some shade. i think there is bad news it it. off valuation. >> all right, coming up, tweets and the final call i don't know wha

family members walk with pets and they are shocked to hear this woman was attacked last night preponderated to look here we have a picture of the suspect. 30-year-old transient sergio martin easy. mountain view police arrested him today as 3:00 a.m. after neighbors reported a man proulx the narnd. once arrested mountain view police made the connection that martinez was the same suspect who attack add woman hours before on friday. around 9:42 people in creekside park. while she was working out with her head phones on. several minutes ago we spoke on the phone with mountain view who explained what happened. >> came up from behind her. wrapped his hand around her mouth and attempted to lift her up. ey beganunately the woman didn't

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as particular to the united states or just a particular social logical response to the loss of preponderance of power. >> this is more specifically to andrew. what always struck me about fear and one of the reasons it became so powerful is it really emerges at the end -- at the begin of the moment of intensive state building, where the united state's crazy national security state in a way it never did before. are essentially reacting and managing the world. i think these institutions are inherently reactionary in the sense they are reacting to a particular perception of the united states role in the world. so i was wondering if you might reflect on what you think the institutionalize asian of the politics of fear in these highly , whattrated institutions that says about our current politics where we are still operating on these institutions, these are still the major institutions to foreign policy, and over the years power has gotten more centralized. i was wondering if you think that affects with the united states does today, that these are institutions of fear meant to manage these global

that you should do it by a preponderance of the evidence. there is no standard that will be given to members as they cast their ballots. it is something that each member does and it is a vote of conscience. now, the question can become whose conscience will it be? because if you take another person's recommendation and you vote based upon that recommendation, then you could conceivably vote another person's conscience. i will vote my conscience. i will not be guided by what others think, who may be voting based upon political expediency. you can vote based upon political expediency if you so choose. i will vote based upon a moral imperative. a moral imperative. i will vote by conscience. i will do this because i believe that in this country, the country that i love, i rise because i love my country. and i believe in this country that i love that we ought not allow any person to be above the law. the law of which i speak is article 2, section 4 of the constitution. no one should be above the law, but this is the law that governs impeachment.

the government only has to prove that by a preponderance of the evidence or a danger to the communityut a heightened standard of clear and convincing evidence. >> this seems like he's a risk of flight with diamonds, cash and a passport. >> this may be the defense attorney in me or a bias. the mere fact that a multi-millionaire has a lot of cash and diamonds is not enough. but you see the they closed in on the expired passport from a different country in a different name. the key is that the default position for all defend enters is release unless he has committed one of the crimes that creates a rebuttable presumption that he be detained that no factors will prevent his attendance at trial. it goes back to the government. the government ultimately always has the burdenen to prove he will not show up for trial or he's a danger to the community. so considering that epstein has demonstrated he has the money to build a virtual fortress of sol t solitude is he a risk of flight? he has so much money can he build his own personal jail from which he cannot emerge. >> he is facing a maximum 45

not until i impeach this preponderate.nd just the four of us, the squad is all of you. >> and craig, even as i'me1 speaking to you the speaker on stage behind me just made another reference to the squad, the idea that all folks here need to stick together essentially to oppose this president. tlaib spoke to reporters after she left the stage but unfortunately we missed the president's tweet. it came a few minutes after she left.lp but absolutely not backing down from thisx+oç back and forth wi the president who is now calling her, once again,e1 a racist. >> all right,q t(garrett, stand for me if you can. michael, it looks like the president has called out your reporting specifically on his twitter feed. you wrote about the political crisis created by the trump tweets. i want to read a bit of your article. we'll put it on screen and i'll read itçó for the folks. "president trump's own top aides did not think he fully understood what he had done last saturday when he fired off a trio of racist tweets. as isÑiçó often the cas

the speed of light, well, how about the speed of thought they come pretty close so the moment a preponderance of hedge fund mangers decide the economy is slowing or speeding up or flat lining stocks start trading like that's the case instantaneously, usually takes time to build that consensus, which is why you rarely see these moves happening at once but once the big institutional portfolio mangers are on the same page about something, you can be confident it's baked into the averages that week. it will happen that week now, this is some basic economic 101 stuff. i don't have a ton of use for economists as a professional they take an ivory tower approach meaning they have all sorts of models for how the world is supposed to work and they can be very boring. sorry. but they rarely let the facts get in the way of a good story but the data conflicts with the model, economy elists have a ba habit of throwing away the data, not the model. however as long as you keep that in mind, economics can have very useful concepts for investors. one is what's known as the theory any given moment stocks reflec

-- the key thing that elon said, many thought additional accommodation was needed there was a preponderance of members on the board one headline i'm looking at off the dow jones, uncertainty in economic risk increased significantly. didn't say that after the meeting there. but this idea that there was -- significant risk, but did want to give time to play out as for fed chairman jerome powell, he was very clear today about what the federal reserve was going to do. he emphasized global economic weakness and low inflation as the more important factors beyond the strong economy or the economy being a good place in fact, he was asked specifically if these factors would lead to lower interest rates. now, listen to this very carefully, what he says. because the congressman says, will these things lead to lower interest rates, and now give a listen >> yes, as i mentioned, we think that uncertainty around trade policy and also global growth, it's not all down to trade policy there's something going on with growth around the world, particularly around manufacturing and investment and trade. and so t

it is clear clear-cut and preponderant so they can't afford rents in the city. for him to say that everything is working out, and his testimony right here, s.f. viewer, right here where it says , for example, san francisco households whose highest paid members work in production have only an average of 55 -- $55,000 per year after household costs, you do not include the incomes that is below this 55,000. you are actually cooking the books and your presentation on your demonstration is false, and not credible, and effective, because you not including the most vulnerable people that are in the city, the don't even have houses. you are not giving a true measurement. >> thank you very much, mr. wright. i thank you have major point to us today. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, my name is benjamin peterson and i'm speaking on behalf of jobs with justice. i'm here to express mine and jobs with justice's support of the i.p.o. tax as we feel it is a positive step towards combating runaway wealth and income inequality that we are experiencing in s

and let you decide from the preponderance of evidence. or i -- i, you know, say with a reasonable, reasonable certainty this is how the events looked from my perspective. >> just one more question on process. did you receive everything you requested or did -- do you feel that you received what you needed to receive to do the book? >> so if i feel like i received more than i requested but i don't doubt that i didn't receive all there is. the bulk of the evidence of this book comes from two or three sources. that third source would be many, many different interviews the second collection would be sources that the castro archive in place called -- office of history call archive and the first source would be his relationship with one who was -- with whom he had a love affair while in jail after a quick attack on a joust to repeat they are remarkable and better access than any american in a case and some ever i was permitted to photograph the archive no one ever had that right before. i have every single page that is available in the volumes t

once the government establishes by a preponderance of the evidence or that it's more likely than notdge has to take him into custody. even leaving aside the high likelihood that epstein poses an ongoing danger to the community, he might continue to tamper with witnesses and the flight risk alone would justify holding him. >> let me get you on gabriel sherman's reporting where the lawyer involved with some of the victims in the case is saying all the names are going to come out. those names include leaders of foreign countries and american politicians. it's a stunning list of the kinds of people whose names could be revealed through the process. where do you expect the exposure of other people to occur? >> so i think it's always important to not get ready of yourself in this sort of a situation, but david has a lot of credibility in that area. if he is representing what his clients will say when interviewed or publicly sooner, i think it's likely we will begin to see this information come out. if it comes out in the criminal case in the southern district of new york, that could be at

. >> because the preponderance of small caps are financial institutions as you've said before they have a silent partner over the last five to ten years, and i think that that's the struggle on a longer term investment basis for small caps, but just getting back to what i was saying before you've got the u.s. consumer which is just off the charts doing well i don't think any of what's going on here in the u.s. is defensive. i think it's the only place that you can really play offense, and i think that's why you're seeing so many investments here. >> yeah. just getting a little bit geeky here to your point, exactly we've done tractor warnings in the market and there's high quality and moment mum, two things that have underpinned the u.s. equity market. >> u.s. stocks relative to the other parts of the world are defensive. >> absolutely. if you look at the sector composition, looking at defensives plus technology within the s&p 500 it's about 40% of the total index. >> sure. >> you look at it for europe and japan -- >> that's why europe stinks in your view. >> that's exactly right. if you

he then went on to say there's a preponderance of the evidence that he's a flight risk.lth is north of $500 million as far as they know. they talked about what the fbi agents found in his safe in jeffrey epstein's mansion, includi including, quote, piles of cash, loose diamonds, an expired foreign passport from the 80s that had jeffrey epstein's photo, but not his name. his defense team had said that was used when he was traveling to the middle east as a jewish man he was worried for his safety. prosecutors say he had the ability and the money to run if he needed to. andrea? >> and barbara, you've dealt with a lot of cases like this. the president of the united states saying he was never a fan of his and they haven't talked in 15 years. then this tape emerges from the energy aerchives showing the raucous parties with the cheer leaders from buffalo and miami. it's pretty visual exposition of the kind of life he was leading. >> certainly nothing on that tape alone suggests criminal behavior, but one of the first things that a lawyer for jeffrey epstein will want to discuss

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crimes or at least sufficient evidence for an indictment were he not the president, but he is the preponderate so no indictment. and now we just sort of wait, i guess. >> well, as i have said for a long time, inju think that this president is eligible for, you know, impeachment. now, after you've said everything you understand that the constitution puts the ultimate power in the hands of the members of congress. it doesn't matter whether there is an opinion that talks about the president is not indictable. it doesn't matter that the president has committed crimes we cannot tie down. if we feel that this president has committed certain crimes, if we feel that he is not a decent president, a dangerous president, not acting in the best interests of the congress of the united states, on and on and on we can make the decision to override any opinion about whether or not indictable. that's what impeachment is all about. >> you just said -- enumerated recent three things deeson, dangerous, not acting in the best interests of the krep. is that a rough guideline for how you think about that high crimes

>> it is a truism that the preponderate is now a candidate for reelection.something he can show voters that's part of the equation and important. the president says things have improved under his relationship, a better relationship leader to leader between himself and chairman kim. putting aside human rights issues and ignoring some of those big problems, but instead focusing on fewer threats coming from north korea to japan or guam. at the same time acknowledging this things are not where he had hoped they would be. things fell apart after the vietnam summit. and in this case it began as more of a personal gesture, and could a containment policy of keeping a lid on where north korea is today be beneficial during the campaign season? you could certainly argue for that, but then you've got people like john bolton who says this is a way for some in the administration to advocate for this position through the "new york times" to try to box in the president. that's the way that john bolton described it, the national security adviser, to make it harder for the pr

passed terrific laws and get no credit preponderate because the attention goes for the giant orange fire> on this impeachment issue, coating, look, the white house is jumping on impeachment. they think they won. they think that yesterday was the win. okay. here is kellyanne conway today. >> i thought yesterday was supposed to be in unbelievable movie better than the book and bob mueller was going to pave the golden road, the yellow brick road to impeachment. clearly that didn't happen. it's not happening. >> i don't know what she is talking about. i think bob mueller said exactly what the mueller report said in 440 pages. maybe he didn't strike the image that they wanted for television. but the -- regardless of the image, he communicated that president trump was not exonerated, that there was still credible evidence of possible obstruction of justice for the president of the united states. >> unpatriotic. he used those words. >> exactly. you can't look at the testimony and say just because it wasn't made for television mean it wasn't compelling. it was compelling. and whether you read th

getting to the point where there's a preponderance of evidence that this was a bad week for the former vice president and a very good week for kamala harris. that doesn't mean it's the end of anything. it's july. but we've seen a couple of developments here. >> for sure. great points, steve. matt, if you are the biden campaign, how nervous are you about these numbers? >> if i'm the biden campaign, i'm also looking at the numbers among african-american numbers. his numbers slip significantly among them. kamala is in second. his path to the nomination runs through african-american voters especially in south carolina. mayor pete talking about the south bend shooting and, obviously, kamala's attack on him were geared toward african-american voters. so i'm looking at that, if i'm them, and i don't think it's a bigger problem for him, long term, but it's like that old movie from the predator. if it bleeds, you can kill it. he's given his opponents a template into how they can defeat him. >> i'm interested in knowing how many of our viewers are predator fans. >> the problem with some of these

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they said there was also a preponderance of proof that he was a flight risk. now, unpacking that a little bit the judge specifically mentioned the two accusers that testified during the bail hearing. it's fairly unusual to have that kind of testimony during a bail hearing. many have said that it is a sign of how deliberate and careful new york authorities are being with this case. the judge saying that their testimony that jeffrey epstein was dangerous, they were scared of him being out in the public, that affected him. and today announcing that jeffrey epstein will be in jail. he could be charged if he is found guilty on these two charges, he could be put away for 45 years. in other words, he could be in prison for the rest of his life. >> thanks to stephanie gosk for that. we just heard from president trump on the squad again. we'll bring that to you shortly. what is he trying to achieve with these continuous attacks? that's coming up. too many people in pain settle for a restless night's sleep. there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only one to combine a sa

steve bannon and on and on, and the report, throughout the report it says, a preponderance of evidence, much evidence and he didn't need to do that. >> i'll tell you, my reaction to that answer and that line of questioning is this is a man who -- if it had richard nixon won the go after the tapes because it would take too long. i think that's something that's going to hang over this investigation, hang over mueller, because he really didn't her sue it as you might have, negotiated for nine months. i thought the hearings seemed to be in the wrong order. i thought the afternoon session was much stronger than the morning session, and it would explain much of the morning session by seeing the after noon section first. >> chronologically it would be the intelligence hearing and afterwards the judiciary, the cover-up of a. >> the other thing is the walk back to draw on another watergate term. i think the walk back is what we used to call a modified limited hangout. he didn't take it all the way back. if he was just instantly in his response to ted liu, as to what he was doing, and then you c

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and what i am scared about is how many faces will he show news the next three to six months as preponderance! he has been prime ministerfor less than 24 hours, give him a chance!” was down at college green and so many times people were saying there is nowhere to hide in downing street. we are going to find out which borisjohnson we have as prime minister. which one do you think we are getting? i think you will get the boris that will deliver brexit and move on to the domestic agenda. in the 1922 committee boris talked about one nation toryism. he believe there's is... can ijust say... the lady here. i have had my reservation about boris all though i am a conservative supporter, he does have strength bus one thing is he proposed while he was london mayor and amnesty for illegal immigrants, he has done that again, now that, thatis he has done that again, now that, that is not the sort of thing you hear from somebody who is characterised as a kind of little englander, he is at heart i think an international list and that is the side of him that i want to hear more of. we are going to hear a sta

of thehe preponderance evidence.k you can use the yield curve as a one single indicator to say stay on the bank. alix: a confirmation bias for sure. lori calvasina will stick with us. coming up, u.s.-china spat hitting germany, slowing markets from cars to crops. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: time for bottom line, when we look at three companies worth watching this morning. first, cisco with some m&a. joining me now is taylor riggs. taylor: it is m&a tuesday. sharere purchasing $70 a in cash for $2.6 billion. it is already an existing supplier. cisco is looking at owning the supply chain going in and not having to go outside. outside of this deal, we have talked so much about the issues with the supply chain. it makes sense for companies to really be owning on invertible basis -- vertical basis. can helpmmunications cisco in optics, software, everything. it is owning up the software solution as well. alix: i am looking at overall semis. there is a tree dispute between japan and south korea. japan put export curves on so

it is the preponderance of the evidence.e yield curve as a single indicator. alix: eli, what do you think? the curve flattening and being inverted is not good for the banks. the curve flattening is also not good for the banks. on the banksthesis is not predicated like lori's on the yield curve. what are some of the reasons you are underweight? eli: let's talk about a year ago when we went underweight on banks. net interest margins and loan growth disappointed. historically, banks have generated loan growth of twice real gdp and three times gdp on the small side. what happened a year ago was gdp was growing at around four and banks were generating loan growth. if you're not getting paid when times are good, what will look like when times are bad? a year ago, rates were headed up? most banks are asset sensitive which benefits from higher rates. it did not happen again. sonali: on top of that, you have a lot of technology pressure. jpmorgan, you had told me that you been on them because of technology spending that had nothing t

but mexican just as right as we are about saying they don't enforce their laws preponderate mexicans are right that the people are coming is that we created perverse incentive. some people are coming for protection. let's not discard there are people flying for in re lives. it's a minority but we want them to have protection we should protect those people. but also create the perverse incentives for other people to start a journey they shouldn't start. that's on us. we should be solving that at the same time in the way sarah talked about at the same time that mexico is doing what it has to do. >> just on our point of agreement, i think that one of the things that you mentioned i think you are right is president trump is so atypical in many ways. >> yes. >> that, yes, i think if he gets behind immigration seriously there is a chance. and i do agree with that. >> yeah. >> and a lot of people probably don't like that in mexico or here in the states. but he for kifrpt reasons he has the contraceptions to do it. so maybe there is a chance. and i think, yes, let's go big to that. and mexic

for a civil case it's a preponderance of the evidence, a much lower standard. >> in the criminal triale this from his deposition. this is a guy who can fly off the handle. >> don't get cute with me. i'm not going to tell you again. i never instructed anybody to harm bonnie in any way. >> okay, we'll get to that. >> no, we got to it right now. i never instructed anybody to harm bonnie in any way. >> isn't it true that you hated bonnie at the time of her murder? >> that's a lie. >> i'm asking you. >> i said that's a lie. >> when robert blake testifies in the civil trial, he goes off. >> colorful and combative exchanges as robert blake told his side of what happened the night his wife was shot and killed. >> he was baretta on the stand, essentially. >> the fiery actor frequently raised his own objections to questions and even attempted to take over for the judge by sustaining his own objections. >> he just dug himself deeper in a hole. >> blake was yelling at everybody and threatening everybody and the jury got to see who robert blake was. >> jury deliberations are expected to begin in ro

>> i do preponderance you have not some issues especially leak cases you can get to universe of thoselt to get to the fundamental as exact individual at the same time i think that bill barr is going to look very carefully, at some policies at doleak investigations can be more streamlined easily brought to conclusion you don't have to find needle in a hay shaq. >>,the rio grande area of the southern border said i am told the sector of southern border cracked apprehensions house democrats left town ignored calls to stay in town do what we said end border crisis now here is what homeland secretary kev secretary. >> told me. >> we do remain in the midst of a significant humanitarian border security crises that is stepped up address security on southern borrowered between chop nerz guatemala transportation routs using. >> things better given coordination with mexico deal with guatemala yet we continue to see the democrats, sort of pooh-pooh this when are they going to admit that this is a real crises they need to act in terms of loopholes? >> i think we saw some of that, last night. where