rami. >> rami. >> jimmy: rami malek. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do they -- >> rami -- >> jimmy: do theylove it. >> jimmy: what do people say? >> remy malik. roomy malek. >> jimmy: remy martin. [ laughter ] hey, remy martin. i could get another shot of you, man. >> yeah. >> jimmy: hey. >> all the time. >> jimmy: hey zayn malik. you broke up one direction, man. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's your problem, mr. robot. >> yeah. i said aren't you happy? he said no. >> jimmy: yeah, he went out to do -- >> his own -- yeah, own thing. >> jimmy: but now you've got this. you got -- you start getting the cast coming in. on your big time. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: did you splurge on anything? >> yeah, big money coming in. [ laughter ] first year of show. didn't get cancelled. >> jimmy: but i mean i wasn't this big. >> no, no, it's huge. i mean, yeah. did i splurge? i bought a student loan and i paid it off. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i got to do that. >> not bad, right? >> jimmy: yeah, i got to get around to doing that. i'm still paying mine off. >> are you really? >> jimmy:

ramy: president said u.s. continue their efforts on training afghan forces and counterintelligence missions. donald clinton says trumps a background in atlantic city is a clear demonstration of what he might do to the american economy. newton also took a swipe at jersey governor and possible trump running mate chris christie, saying, if your governor would start doing his -- instead of holding his coat, maybe we could get new jersey's economy moving again. many voters disagree with fbi director james comey's decision to not recommend charges against former secretary of state, hillary clinton. 54% of voters say the fed should've filed criminal charges. that is compared with 37% who did -- who agree with that decision. syria's military agreed to a three day truce at midnight. it coincides with the muslim holiday that marks the end of the holy month of ramadan. but isis is not observing that truce. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 20 countries. i am ramy

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ramy inocencio has more. ramy: first it capitol hill. hill.capitol fbi director james comey is being grilled for his decision not to pursue criminal charges against hillary clinton over her use of a private you know server. representative jason chaffetz told he was setting a dangerous precedent. >> you are the definitive voice. i stand by that. but i am mystified, and i am confused, because you listen to your fact pattern and come to the conclusion that there is no consequence? i don't know how to explain that. comey says there is no evidence the former secretary of state lied to the fbi, and noted there was only one precedent in the past 100 years for prosecuting on a gross negligence item, and no reasonable prosecutor would bring this case. the race to succeed david cameron is down to two candidates, theresa may and eadsom, who will proceed to a runifoff vote. michael gove came in last in the prior round of votes. minnesota's governor is asking the department justice to investigate the shooting of a black man by police during a traffic

let's go to ramy inocencio. we are heading back to session highs. i have to say volume really has not been all that.

ramy inocencio is there.e go to capitol hill, and james comey is facing criticism from republicans regarding his criminalnot to pursue charges against hillary clinton. to applycolby: we try the same standard whether you are rich or poor, white or black, old or young, famous, or not known at all. i hope folks would take some time to understand the other cases. i understand reasonable people have questions. at the start of the hearing, jason chaffetz said he was mystified by the decision and also expressed concern that comey was creating a double standard. vermont senator bernie sanders is set to endorse hillary clinton on tuesday at a campaign event in new hampshire. alders tells bloomberg's hunt that donald trump is a pathological liar and he plans to throw his full support behind electing clinton president. president obama is on his way to poland, preparing for his final nato summit. on the agenda, the middle east refugee crisis, global terrorism, and russian aggression among other challenges. leaders will g

it's time for options inside with ramy inocencio. ramy: thank you.ning me for today's option inside is alan a command, chief market strategist over at bull's-eye option and he joins me from the cboe in chicago. we are seeing mixed markets, trading volume just low. theers staying on sidelines, got a push and pull between earnings and the fed. you think this is a new normal we will be seeing for the rest of the summer? we have some are sideways sessions. we did make new highs. a week and a half ago. it's been so long. we have been trading sideways between that peak and 2116. things have stalled waiting for the next catalyst, and you can see now there's a lot of earnings this week that kind of drove the fundamentals. we will see where we go from here. david: we are talking about steel right now. i want to talk about the s&p industrials sector, year to date it is up something like 9%. versussed estimates 1.2% 2.5%, you think that calls for concern? the gdp is backward looking. markets look forward. the big input right now is the dollar. recently we were

let's go to ramy inocencio. ramy: right now looking at where the markets are, we are heading back to session highs. i have to say volume really has not been all that. the survivors are seeing less than the 20 day moving average. this is where we stand. the dow is down by a hair. of course, we are seeing some impact from gdp data from the second quarter coming in less than expected. a bit more pressure on the fed. s&p stillsaid, the managed to hit an intraday record high, 27 point 09. in the past month, we are up 5% on the month. we are off by a couple of points with a few hours left in the trading session. this is five months in a row for the s&p. gold is also that, rising, up 1.5%. in terms of looking at what is happening with the gold miners, those are rising. gold futures are up 1.3%. look at this, there and gold, all of them up percent. new point my main -- new point mining up as well. despite this slight positive in the gold it is still pushing to highs. david: what about stocks that are up on something els

this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: i'm remy. this is your first word news.irector james comey was in the hot seat four hours come answering questions over not hillary clinton over e-mail use on a private server. he was told he was setting a dangerous precedent. >> i have defended your integrity every set -- every step of the way. you are the definitive voice and i stand by that, but i am mystified and i am confused because you listen to your fact pattern and come to the conclusion that there is no consequence? i don't know how to explain that. , he said there's no evidence the former secretary of state lied to the fbi and noted there was only one precedent the past 100 years for prosecuting on a gross negligence item and no reasonable prosecutor would bring this case. president obama says he is deeply troubled by the recent fatal shootings of tube lachman by police officers. the president writes in a facebook post at the shootings in baton rouge and minnesota are not isolated incidents. he says we've seen such tragedies too many times in our hearts go out to

i am ramy inocencio. it is just after 6:30 p.m. here in new york.llen has a look at markets in asia. good morning to you. paul: good morning. the new trading day is 30 minutes old in new zealand. stocks are looking pretty good. we are expecting gains here on the afx as well. although we are mixed on the nikkei. japanese bonds will be in focus today. the yield on the 20 are dropped below zero for the first time. still pouring into the haven assets of government bonds despite the negative yields. career will be keeping an eye on samsung electronics. expecting to see operating .ncome rise 7% to $6.4 billion sales are expected to rise 5%. this is happening in an environment where mobile phone sales appear to be plateauing. so we are watching for any announcement from samsung. they are sitting on a very generous cash pile. on politics -- the australian election was a cliffhanger. the coalition and shay little bit closer to regaining power overnight, taking up two more seats. now with 72 seats. is 75.ic number so the prime minister is getting closer to ke

vonnie: thank you, ramy inocencio.fallout today after the transfer tos energy buy williams company. six executives resign following a failed attempt to remove the ceo alan armstrong. armstrong has been with the company for 30 years and oppose the energy transfer takeover. shares of williams are calling this afternoon on the news. machinations in the oil industry. who would've thought? six directors on the williams board and the ceo gets to stay. does this presumes that decision not to have the merger was the correct one? >> that is hard to say. what we are learning today is this was not something that .appened off-the-cuff does the satisfaction with the board with armstrong has been growing for a while. there was actually a feeling among some that have the merger gone through, the ceo would have left on his own, and that would have solved their problem. vonnie: typical of a battle between the entrenched ceo and activist investor. hard to know which side is correct in the short-term or long-term. but prices have fallen,

let's go to ramy inocencio. he has the details from new york. what is happening?looks like starbucks did not sell as many mochas, frappuccinos that was hoping for. quarterse 7.3% on the to $5.2 billion, but they were expecting an estimate of $5.34 billion, so they were off by $100 million. the ceo is saying this past quarter was an anomaly. with that said, shares did fall as much as 6%. your to date, they are down 4%. after hours, they are down by more than 2.5%. growth reason for this, in same-store sales here in the united states are the reason for that. take a look at the bart chart in front of you. starbucks steady drip, as it were. same sales grow by 4%. before that it was 6% and before that, 8%. we are looking at this drop in growth for the past three quarters. even if you look at it through 2010, the first quarter of 2010, this is matching the past six years, basically. , u.s.as when the economy economy was coming out of the financial crisis. you are seeing numbers here, something definitely weighing on --estors' space mines investors's minds. it is hard to

ramie joins me now. tim, welcome back. >> thanks, scott. >> boy, so many conversations about this over the last couple of year pms ws. why is this a profound victory today? >> well, just looking at the terms of it, it's roughly in line with what we expected. herballife looked at doing a preferred customer strategy in the spring of 2013. and i think wisely kept this as a bargaining chip with the fec. hurdles to get over for sure. this 80% rule, but it applies, as you know, to only the u.s., and the biggest thing has always been nutrition clubs. how do you document those sales? it's going to look a lot like kind of starbucks loyalty card. it's going to essentially, i don't know whether you'll get a free shake after ten or something like that, but they're going to be able to, i think, relatively easily document this. just as they do in china, by the way. the new program in the u.s. is going to look a lot like what they've been operating in china very successfully. >> you raise some very interesting and impo

betty: ramy inocencio in paris on that breaking news story from nice.ring you developments as we get them. in the meantime, asian markets are set to trade. yvonne: and there are plenty more to come on what is going on in the asia- >> 70 killed in nice as a truck drives through an area of people celebrating bastille day. down live tokyo debut. techs jump 27% following biggest ipo of the year. welcome to daybreak asia.

ramy inocencio is in new york.y: it has only been one week since they approved the acquisition of sab miller. that deal has been halted by the takeover company itself. that is because of the plunge in the pound after the uk's vote for brexit back on june 23. it has fallen 11%, and is much on13.25% at his lowest point july 7. they get a bum deal because of that and want more money. dive into the bloomberg and looked at the impact. on october 13, it would -- it has gotten cheaper for ab inbev. that is a discount of about 10%. raise from 44o pounds, but that is not appeasing some investors. that is just a 2.25% raise in the all-cash offer. ifl-acceptance depends on you're a big institutional investor or a smaller one. also, if you have cash and stock options, or all-cash options. for example, the u.s. cigarette bevmo and have mode -- both have stock and cash options. they now expect to get $500 million more by taking that cash and stock option, according to the wall street journal. but they still undervalue sab miller

ramy: happy friday. shery: taylor riggs has more from the newsroom. called an ambush, a carefully plotted attack on police in dallas that left i've officers and two others wondered. two civilians were also wounded. opened fire against the protest against recent police shootings. police exchanged shots with a suspect in the parking garage. chief brown: the suspect said he was upset about black lives matter. upset aboutas recent police shootings. the suspect said he was upset at white people. the suspect stated he wanted to kill white people, especially white officers. taylor: the suspect died after police detonated an explosive device attached to a robot. authorities say they are not sure if they cut everybody involved in the attack. loretta lynchal is calling for peace after the dow shootings. department including agents with the f.b.i. and e.t.f. are in texas working with local investigators. this has been a week of profound grief and heartbreaking loss. loretta lynch: to all americans, i ask you, i implore you, do not let this week precipitate a new

ont: let's check in bloomberg's first word news with ramy inocencio in the newsroom. already has the job as governor of colorado but at the sun valley conference today, he told david gura in an exclusive interview that he's open to a new pursuit, running mate for hillary clinton. >> if you are someone who has if you are one of the people who can make a difference and your company -- and your country need you, you take it seriously. he has been the governor of colorado since 2011. president obama will slow down the troop withdrawal from afghanistan. instead ofbama: going down to 5500 troops by the end of this year, the united troopswill make it 8400 through the end of my administration. ramy: the president says the security situation remains precarious and the taliban is still a threat and afghan forces are not as strong as they should be. the department of justice is launching a civil rights investigation into the shooting of a black man in baton rouge. he was outside a convenience store. police went to the store because he had allegedly threatened someone with a gun.

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robot," rami malek -- and music from the go-go's with cleto and the cletones. and now, by all means -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. thanks for joining us. another big night of politics in the united states tonight. from philadelphia, where liberty was born and the fresh prince was raised, the democratic national convention, night three of the dnc, featuring president obama and vice president biden. that's right, now that we got all the boring speeches out of the way, here comes uncle joe biden on a harley with short shorts and the no shirt on, firing everybody up. but of all the many luminaries who spoke today, i believe my opinion the most powerful speech of the night came from the reverend jesse jackson. >> i wail hear their prayers, forgive their sins, heal the land, it's healing time, it's hope time, it's hillary time, it's healing time, it's hope time, it's hillary time, it's healing time, it's hope time, it's hillary time, it's healing ti

"ghostbusters," you will make dan aykroyd and harold ramis proud with this thing. it is cool.cast -- >> jimmy: gosh, you guys are all so funny. it's like seeing four comedians at the top of their game, just being totally funny. >> it's a pretty ridiculous summer. >> jimmy: it's scary as well. >> yeah, well, they chose the effects -- the effects are so different, but it wasn't just the cgi stuff. because that's -- when paul fieg's, you know, when we first talked about them, like -- "am i like, talking to a bunch of tennis balls? i don't know if i'm skilled enough for that." i'll just be like, "there's a a tennis ball." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "ah, a ghost!" >> he had everybody -- they went through like five, six, seven hours of prosthetics. so, like, the ghosts we were looking at looked horrifying. >> jimmy: oh really? >> like, they're really scary in person. >> jimmy: good jump out moments. >> yeah, i know. >> jimmy: i love those funny moments and -- the cast. leslie jones, and kristin wiig -- >> i mean, for god's sakes. to spend -- >> jimmy: kate mckinnon, oh yeah. >> it was l

here is ramy inocencio.ter stellar job numbers came out at 8:30 a.m. 0.8%, s&p up 0.7%. the nasdaq, up as well. estimates the highest , 287,000. interesting stuff. let's take a look at what was happening with s&p 500 futures as well. you can see 8:30 a.m., when we get this leg up, numbers came up. we saw numbers with the esa as well. let's see where we are in term of the s&p 500 based on the post brexit vote back on june 24. coming back from june 23, all the way until today, less than 0.1%, the 2113 numbers while recouping all of the losses ever since then. let's look at safe havens, particularly gold. as you might expect, we do see a thatown just at 8:30, but was a short-lived little event. gold is no climbing just a hair above on the positive line, $1371 is where we pop up. now $3063. -- $1363. the blackrock cio of fixed income joins us. he manages to $.3 trillion in fixed income assets. use selling short end of the buying the long end of the curve? >> i think that is longer than the trade of the day. i th

. >> rami, thank you for that update. >>> they decided to continue the investigation into alleged accounting fraud as to sheebo. they told them it would be difficult to build a case against former presidents of the firm. the securities and exchange commission has been conducting probes to bring charges against the former presidents. the commission alleges that toshiba officials padded profits by temporarily selling large volumes of components to attract assemblers before closing its books. sources close to the commission say that prosecutors are saying that the transactions in question were not fictional as real goods changed ownership. they added that the prosecutors said it would be difficult to pursue criminal responsibility. but the commission regards the case as malicious claiming that toshiba intentionally carried out the unnecessary transactions to window dress. it is wrong to see such practices as legitimate. >>> continuing uncertainty over the global economy, many people feel anxious about the future. that's encouraged a new kind of investor who look to the property market in search

robot," rami malek -- and music from the go-go's with cleto and the cletones. now, by all means -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. thanks for joining us.

ramy: thank you. the director of the fbi is defending himself on capitol hill.ied before a house committee about his decision not to bring charges against hillary clinton overuse of e-mails while secretary of state. day,hope at the end of the people can agree and disagree but they will understand the decision was made and the recommendation was made the way would you would want to be by people who did not give a hoot about politics but shared the facts and the law and how similar people come all people have been treated in the past. the house oversight committee chairman told him he was mystified by his decision. how stomach rats are staging another protest over in action. on gun control legislation they are reading the names and showing photos of gun violence victims. house republicans cut off the feet and called a recess. houston kratz had a sit in last month that lasted almost 26 hours. the u.s. justice department is investigating the shooting of a black man in louisiana. protesters in baton rouge held a protest last night and mobile phone videos show to whit

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of course, you can find this .tary on tlive ramy: president obama says he will slow down the u.s. withdrawal of troops from afghanistan. in place 8400 military personnel by the end of this year to help afghan forces cope with a precarious security situation. the decision on making today ensures my successor has a solid for continued progress in afghanistan as well as the flex ability to address the threat of terrorism as it evolves. : u.s. troops will continue to focus their efforts on counterterrorism missions. hillary clinton is on the campaign trail. trumpss donald background in a leading city is a clear demonstration of what he might do to the american economy. "if your governor would start doing his job instead of following donald trump around holding his coat, maybe we could get new jersey's economy moving again." a court has convicted seven -- the defendants were sentenced to prison terms ranging from six to nine years. they were convicted for the roles in military training and other activities. spanish court has sentenced international football star messi toessy -- lionel

ramy: committee staffers favored hillary clinton and try to undermine the campaign of arrival, senatortor bernie sanders. if the presidential election were held today, donald trump have 50 present -- a 57% chance of winning, according to 538.com. 45.4% ofump would win the popular vote. the epa says jet engine exhaust is adding to climate change and endangering human health and needs to be regulated. it will impose- limits on aircraft emissions starting in 2020. aviation accounts for about 5% of global greenhouse emissions. the number of children killed were hurt in afghanistan's conflict a surge in the first six months of this year. a new yuan report finds that nearly 400 children died and more than 1200 others were wounded. that is an 18% increase, compared with the year before. the olympic village in rio de has flunked a stress test. australia will not let its athletes stay there. officials say they found blocked toilets, leaking pipes, and exposed wiring. the limbic officials say repairs will be completed later this week. repairsic officials say will be considered later this week's.

ramy: senator bob corker has taken himself out of the situation to be a running mate.nder who could have added experience and gravitas to the ticket. corker, chairman of the relations committee, has been among trump's top choices. he informed trembled his decision yesterday. president obama says he will slow the call of troops from afghanistan. mr. obama said he would leave in 400 military and at the end of the year, the original number, one to 6500. president obama: continued progress in afghanistan. as well as the flexibility of the threat of terrorism as it involves -- evolves. >> they continue to focus efforts on training afghan forces as well as counterterrorism missions. the u.s. is opposing sanctions for kim jong-il and for human rights abuses. he and 10 other senior officials are responsible for abuses that make syria one of the most oppressive in the world. banningets and transactions with u.s. citizens. a court has convicted seven men who returned from several weeks in syria, including the brother of a suicide attacker who targeted paris last year. to defenda

. >> ramy, thank you so much for that. just after 4:00 in the morning for you in paris. the latest from the terror attacks in france. let's take a look at some of the other stories following for you today. -- we are following for you today. >> online is the corniest way to describe what is happening. we are watching shares 30 minutes back. 41%,ntly, shares are up as high -- which were as 49% at one point. the offering price is still quite good. tokyo, they just writing that opening bell a few hours back. a dual listing. in new york, it also closed higher, 26%. not the high for today, but let's not be greedy. higher than the ipo price. the company is looking to use h to influence other priority markets. you are looking at its market share across the world. you are looking at japan, taiwan , thailand, and indonesia. those are the priority markets. tech listingiggest this year, 10 times larger than the next one. a fairly impressive first day. let's move things along and have a look at shares of fast retailing. also on a chair this friday. better by 16%. largest jump in 13 y

let's head straight to the markets desk where ramy has more. : let's take a look at where our markets are. the nasdaq is pushing higher. when that number came out 287,000 jobs, you could hear wow across the newsroom. it blew out all bloomberg estimates. let's take a look at what is happening in terms of the indexes and let's hop in the bloomberg for this. let's look at what has been happening post brexit vote. , i reason for this chart want to point out that all of our averages are up above the thatbrexit vote lost line we hit post june 2013 we have 23.13 we have we have recouped all of our losses. let's take a look at the imap and the s&p 500. financials are the biggest gainer today, up by 1.6%. yesterday they only gained a 10th of a percent or so, but because of the jobs numbers, we are seeing a generally broad rally across the board. discretionary on the upside. the downside, inversely proportional to what is happening, especially when we talk about rates. let's go deeper into financials and see what is happening in terms of the banks. jpmorgan, you can see here, up by more than 2%

rami reshgs,re -- ramir ez came up again. three hit six rbi night for ramirez. giants are 0-5. >>> we told you last night that layton kershaw would be out. manager dave roberts said today that surgery is more of a possible. he's been out since june 27th and despite his absence they moved to four and a half games against the giants. l.a. lost tonight to washington 8-1. the a's trying to finish off a sweep of the astros. some of the fans might have been more excited than this guy. the astros got three early runs against daniel. the opposite drive for the second. jason castro. he's still got two in the inning for a 3-0 lead. they took that lead to the late innings but this time they added on. carlo with the ball that lands in no man's land. 5-0. the astros win by 7-0 final score. first place in the division while the a's remain in the cellar. >>> venus williams made her debut many years ago. andre ward doing this before the match tonight. venus deferred until the half. makes quick work of the net. won the first set 6-3. dropped the second 6-7. serena in the audienc

harold ramis. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's beautiful. is that the only one you have?rs and applause ] let's check out one more. the tall gentleman from the top. mike from bristol, england. mike is from england. this is not just an american thing. hello, mike. here we go. mike, how are you? >> i'm very good. how are you? are you all good? >> jimmy: we're doing great, thank you. >> excellent. well, here we go. okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> one there, and the back, and then annie. there you go. all done by the same guy that did the other, the physical graffiti tattoos. >> jimmy: the same guy, that's unbelievable. how long have you had the tattoos? >> i've had them for six years. >> jimmy: do people enjoy them? you show them in public? >> well, not so much here, wear shorts and people take selfies of my leg. people just point and stare and they either do this or this. yeah. >> jimmy: do you have any tattoos? >> i've got one. >> jimmy: is it private or is it something we could see? >> no. it's on a forearm. >> jimmy: it's on your forearm? can we see it? [ cheers and app

robot," rami malek -- and music from the go-go's with cleto and the cletones. and now, by all means -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. thanks for joining us. another big night of politics in the united states tonight. from philadelphia, where liberty was born and the fresh prince was raised, the democratic national convention, night three of the dnc, featuring president obama and vice president biden. that's right, now that we got all the boring speeches out of the way, here comes uncle joe biden on a harley with short shorts and the no shirt on, firing everybody up. but of all the many luminaries who spoke today, i believe my opinion the most powerful speech of the night came from the reverend jesse jackson. >> i wail hear their prayers, forgive their sins, heal the land, it's healing time, it's hope time, it's hillary time, it's healing time, it's hope time, it's hillary time, it's healing time, it's hope time, it's hillary time, it's healing ti

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can you forgive me, rami? >> of course.n critically acclaimed, as i just mentioned. you guys have been critically acclaimed. are you surprised at how successful it's been? >> hm. happy. yeah. i think it's been -- the whole experience, when you sign on to do a show, you never have any idea how it is going to be received, what people are going to take away from it. but it started. we screened it at the south by southwest film festival about a year-and-a-half ago. from that point on it's been an exciting ride. >> christian, we've known you for many years, but rami, this is like your real first break-out role. what has that been like for you to go through this? >> been pretty wild. >> yeah? >> yeah. i mean life changing, of course. to get on a show like this, like you said, we thought it might be a cult hit. but to be garnering the attention that it has and hit people the way it has has been huge. so yeah, certainly changed my life. >> no one will accuse this show of not taking on the big topics. you have cyber security. you ha

they will look at the convention and looking at his ramie and looking for cues as to whether or not this is a candidate they can get behind kurt laseak otherwise, for a lot of the republican voters who not vote for hillary clinton, gary johnson remains a legitimate choice and at the same time gary johnson has to pitch himself to those of voters are key needs to get attention. he needs to get people to know who he is so we can get up to 15% in these polls possibly make the debate stage in late september and command this large% audience and be able to make a picture. host: generally, what is he pulling?his pitch guest: some polls ask about him in some polls don't and that's been appointed controversy so far. he's called on all with donald trump and hillary can so that he can get that measure to right now depending where you look and it depends on how they ask the question, but it'sne generally about the height single digits, so a little under 10% if he can get over 10 and it was 15 he could make this stage it. host: tennessee, democrats lineo vivian, good morning. caller: good morning to b

first category is outstanding lead actor in a drama series and the nominees are -- kyle chandler, ramivin spacey. >>> the nominees for outstanding lead actress in a drama series are -- claire danes, viola davis, tarajip henderson -- hold on, hold on. they gave me this name right here phonetically. i'm going to do it. i went to public school in compton but i got this. tatiana maslany, kerri russell and robin wright. >>> the nominees for outstanding lead actor in a limited series or movie are bryan cranston, all the way. benedikt come be bavp, idris elba, cuba gooding jr., tom hildston and courtney b. vance. >> all right. >>> the nominees for outstanding lead actress in a limited series or movie are -- kirsten dunst, felicity huffman, audra mcdon d mcdonald, sara paulson, taylor and kerry washington. >>> the nominees for outstanding lead actor in a comedy series are -- >> anthony anderson -- >> wow! hi, mama! i know you're watching, hi, mama! >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> it's not in alphabetical order. they just through the names out there. you don't have to name anybody else. ju