ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back to the show, rhett & link!immy: i think, yeah. i'm finding pieces of that, i'm assuming it's the dog food one. >> yeah, it is. >> jimmy: it's still in my mouth, right? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> there's like a time release quality to it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but i'm learning, you learn something new every time i talk to you guys. and thank you. we all learn from you guys. >> right. >> jimmy: so thank you very >> you're welcome, jimmy. >> jimmy: i really appreciate. you guys are best friends. you always have been best friends. >> since first grade, yeah. >> jimmy: since first grade. [ audience aws ] i met your kids backstage. some adorable -- some adorable kids, right there. >> you made their day getting the picture with them. >> jimmy: they're so cute. did you -- and are they similar ages? they look like they're similar ages. >> we've got 14, 13, 12 -- >> 12, 8, 7. >> 7. >> our lives have been pretty synched up. you know, we got married around the same time. then we started having kids around the same time. we even

and marin's high rate of non-medical exemptions therefore puts kids like rhett at risk.hat's what this school board meeting is all about. >> so at this point in the meeting, what we're going to do is turn it over to public comment. >> narrator: rhett's family has come to argue that reed elementary should bar unvaccinated kids who don't have legitimate medical exemptions. >> the story isn't about rhett anymore, it's about the hundreds of kids currently with suppressed immune systems that rely on the science of herd immunity. please eliminate the personal belief exemption as a condition of attendance at reed. >> my name is rhett krawitt. leukemia is cancer in my blood. >> narrator: rhett has become a poster child for the pro-vaccine camp, which is now on the offensive, with california politicians considering new legislation to repeal personal belief exemptions. >> my name is dr. richard pan. i'm a state senator representing district six in sacramento. and i really have made extraordinary efforts to be sure that our children are safe. >> narrator: and there are similar plan

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>> that's from rhett reece. >> rhett knows i've been a little obsessed with downton abby lately,. >>u can feel the hot death breath from the bad guy on their necks. he's hearing the and tire plot it drives us crazy. so we're -- we've been throwing a lot of don ton abby checks that will never be in dead pool, too, i'm sure but they're in the rough cut stuff we're doing already. yeah. >> s were your impression? he wants to hear -- rhett reece wants to hear -- >> who does an impression of listening. just -- [ laughter ] >> you know what it is, it's actually a keen soap opera move from the old days you know when the camera would just linger on the actor after they heard something terrible. what's going on the monologue did i leave the oven on. >> i did leave the oven on. it's no, i didn't. [ laughter ] >> that's what it is. >> that's what's happening. >> i love it that's a dead pool joke when you were flipped over with the oven joke. >> there you go. >> i think the scene when you fly out of the car windshield is so funny. i know there's cgi stunt man. when you shoot a scene like and that

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jordin sparks and thomas rhett are among the judges. they will join molly simms and a "people" magazine editor. the pageant is september 10th. >>> and in camden county, gloucester do gloucester township is lunaunchg its bike share program. it's free. people can use their apps on the smartphones to unlock the bikes and take a spin. >>> the eagles will take the feed at the linc tomorrow for their second preseason game and we're expecting to see the debuts of alshon jeffery and ronald darby. eagles head coach doug petersen says carson wentz won't get much more playing time than he did in the first game. we asked carson what he expected from the crowd. >> expecting them to be loud honestly. for a pre-seen gaseason game, y know, but this is philly, they are ready for it. so i expect to be rocking even though it is just preseason. >> 36,000 eagles fans showed up at the last open practice at the linc. nbc 10 of course your official eagles station and only place to watch the game. tomorrow it's eagles/bills. live coverage begins at 6:00 with ke

andujor dan sparks and thomas rhett will be among the judges this year. the pageant will hit the stage in a xrchlt on september 10 ac on september 10th. >>> and this weekend, it's clear the shelters in an effort to find loving homes for dogs and cats. >> this a big event. if you are worried about how much having a pet will cost you, jessica boyington takes a closer look at one way to save on caring for your new best friend. >> reporter: some might call their pets family members. maybe even children. that means you want the best possible care for them, right? most don't know that a lot of shelters offer veterinary services at a discounts. >> since he we don't have a history of what vaccines were given, i recommend one year rabies is given today. >> reporter: ramon hassed a don'ted four of his pets from the animal shelter and he also used their veterinary services. >> we look at 150 or so, and coming here, $40 for a check. that is amazing. and when you have multiple animals, that savings is wonderful. >> reporter: he gives providence animal shelter glowing

he should tamp down on the rhett lick little bit.he reaction from other people look if the country is under threat, if there is a threat out, there you want the president to at least some sort of force out there. >> that's exactly right. look, we've had the same pulls nor korea for 20 some years, multiple presidents, at this point sort of push come to shove, i think the president is doing the right thing standing to up north korea, a they're not going to get away it, and frankly a lot of credibility, now stands by if push comes to shove. hopefully at the ends of the day able to find a path forward where we don't have to use force, but clear president trump is ready and willing to do that if needed. >> clearly we want to hear what president trump has to say on this, let's take a listen to sounds bite from earlier. >> and this away with what he is doing. believe me. and if he utters one threat in the form of over threat, which by the way, he has been uttering for years, and his family has been out for years, or if he does anything with

reece. [ laughter ] >> rhett knows i've been a little obsessed with don ton abby lately. >> really? keep trying to put -- don ton abby these people reveal all this stuff all the time and then there's always like the bad 3 feet away you can feel the hot death breath from the bad guy on your neck and hearing the entire plot it drives us crazy. we're -- we've been throwing a loft downton abby jax that will never be in dead pool two but they're nat rough cut stuff we're doing already. yeah. >> what's your impression? i don't have an impression. i mean, who does an impression of listening? >> just -- [ laughter ] >> you know what it is, it's actually a keen soap opera move from the older days. when you know the camera would linger on the actor after they heard something terrible much what's going on the monologue, did i leave the oven on? i did leave the oven on and then it's, new york city, i didn't. [ laughter ] >> that's what it is. that's what's happening. >> i love it. that's a dead pool joke when you were flipped over with the oven joke. >> there we go. >> the scene when you fly ou

i met a fellow named rhett butler jr.is father was named rhett butler before "gone with the wind." >> john cappasola who runs del taco i'm going to guess they sell taco. >> you are a genius. >> insight i have is impressive. >> are you celebrating the holiday this weekend >> no. >> festivus? >> no. it comes around the time of all the holiday. >> all the rest of us are going to celebrate labor day. >> i do like to have the airing of grievances. reference today in that story about cohn, mnuchin and prospects of tax reform, reference to a show from -- >> that's what made me think about "seinfeld. i can't believe it was still invoked. still i never thought jordans would have lo last this had long but it seems to have peaked. >> story line hurting under armour and a number of others. thanks, jim. >> it's great. i'm liking the action in the drugstores they, too, have stopped going down maybe amazon is going to destroy the world is over. amazon is focused on food. >> we're going to go but we're going to come back and, of course,

including thomas rhett and model molly simms, and jordan sparks and editor of "people" magazine jessey will host the 2017 miss america competition sunday september 10th, here live on 6 abc. >>> all right there is more ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. a check of the forecast for you. >> as you take a live look outside at the center city sigh line, a gray day today. cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather forecast. and some changes when "action news" at 5:00 continues. >>> time for the accuweather forecast. >> cecily tynan is here with all the details and hopefully sunshine soon cecily. >> the sun will come out tomorrow. bet your bottom dollar. i'm not singing it. lets head over to the "action news" weather center and show you we are live sky 6 hd taking a live look at city hall and you notice haze out there and moisture in the air and you can pretty much see it and the flags barely moving at all. the winds stay light tonight, patchy dense fog developing due to the facts that we have so much moisture and rain today. double scan live radar showing nothing more than a few scatt

we talk to thomas rhett ricks about his book giorgio and orwell, the fight for freedom. >> they never met, but the hero -- churchill read it twice and loved it. orwell admired churchill across the political chasm and wrote that he was the only conservative he admired. next on the presidency, black america export stephen rabe discusses the successes and disappointments of harry truman's policies in latin america. the truman little white house and the san carlo institute in key west florida, listed the event as part of the 15th annual symposium. >> harry truman's legacy toward latin america. stephen: -- >> hello, everyone. what we have decided to do is introduce ourselves. my name is steve rabe. my research specialty is u.s. relations with latin america. i have

we're going to continue to follow this throughout the rhett of the hour.things at home, tony schwartz. he says the president will probably resign. schwartz spent nearly a year with trump ghostwriting "the art of the deal." he said he's going to declare victory and mueller will leave him no choice. he said it would be amazing if he makes it to the end of the year. would be surprised if he survived by fall. what makes you feel so strongly now? >> well, i think the snowball is beginning to gather momentum as it comes down the mountain. it reminds me a lot of watergate and the last days of nixon. when the tide turns, it really turns and that's what happened here. you look at the range of things that have happened and what he's gone back and forth saying to kim jong-un about north korea, and you've got kind of -- he's put himself in an isolated no-win position. the level of but what he's done is he's pushed away all the potential allies and they were beginning to diminish in number anyway and he's now pushed away business people, ceos. he's now pushed away bann

president trump has escalated his are rhett ricket on north korea yet again today. here he was an hour ago in new jersey saying he homed for a peaceful solution, but that a bad solution was possible too. >> nobody loves a peaceful solution better than president trump. we will see what happens. we think that lots of good things can happen and we can have a bad solution. but we think lots of good things can happen. >> what would be a bad solution? >> i think you know the answer to that. >> when you say bad solution, are you talking about war? is the u.s. going to war? >> i think you know the answer to that. >> the president wouldn't answer question on possible regime change in pyongyang. he did say he is considering additional very strong check sanctions and he boasted that kim jong-un hasn't been saying much for the past three days. he also issued this warning on guam. >> if anything happens to guam, there will be big, big trouble in north korea. >> it follows a day of tough talk. this morning, he tweeted military solutions are now fully in place. locked and loaded s

how do you interim rhett the response from north korea? >> guam is always going to be in the sights of north koreans and clearly in response to the fire and fury message. the other thing the president was trying to do, i think as andrea mentioned, was to signal to the chinese that the u.s. is running out of patience. more importantly, he was trying to reemphasize deterrence. when the north koreans are confident in their arsenal and they will be fairly soon, they'll use to it blackmail the united states. not just guam but los angeles. they want to break the treaty with south korea. they want our troops off the peninsula. >> do they take this seriously? when they hear donald trump thauk way, do they say this guy really might attack us? or do they say he's constrained, the u.s. talks tough? >> i think they might have yawned a little bit. when they think about it, i think they're going to be concerned. trump is very different from every precedesing president. he used language that does not, in the american vocabulary. so i think they are worri

. >> an event nobody has seen the likes before if it -- >> ramp up the rhett kick too dramatically with his promise of fire, fury, mr. trump -- >> maybe it wasn't tough enough. they've been doing this to our country for a long time, many years. >> secretary of defense jade mathis insists that while the military is prepared, he is still optimistic about a peaceful resolution. >> you can see the american effort, diplomatically led, has diplomatic traction, it is gaining diplomatic results. and i want to stay right there >> president trump says it will increase by billions of dollars if detail of which he hopes to unveil as early as next week. >> teri okita for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> well, switching gears, and turning to sports, eagles fans , football season is finally here. >> yes, getting our first look at the 2017 eagles. >> last night, pre-season game one from greenbay, carson wentz, looked sharp. he was four for four, so 58 yards, including year yard touchdown pass, the rookie matt hollins. coasts into the end zone. the eagles fails on its conversion, but there is always time

president trump has escalated his are rhett ricket on north korea yet again today.go in new jersey saying he homed for a peaceful solution, but that a bad solution was possible too. >> nobody loves a peaceful solution better than president trump. we will see what happens. we think that lots of good things can happen and we can have a bad

when we look at what rhett rex till is saying, he is saying that it is the president's view. how do you interpret that? >> it's hard to interpret it as anything as in the president's side. and this comes in the same week that gary cohn gave an interview to the financial times saying that the president didn't do enough to stand up to white supremacistists. and it's almost like the more moderate reasonable members of his administration are so fed up with him and so frustrated with him that they feel like the only way that they can get through to him is by delivering these very stern messages to him via the tv. and is itundt underscores how k theic kay on theic it the white house is. >> as you listen to those comments.kay on theic it the wh house is. >> as you listen to those comments. might one sbhinterpret it as secretary tillerson saying i might be finding my way out of this administration or i'm fine with contra distridicts this administration? >> i think it's a far reach to say he's on his way out the doo door. sometimes people disagree. that is normal. nikki haley when she

in terms of of the audience, for this kind of rhett risker there's the north korean regime itself. who wants to be taking a more active role in bringing north korea to heel. either of those two audiences, is there a scenario where you can't see this would bring the united states closer tots goal? or could bring it to the its goal? >> no, no. i think this is all assume official stuff. the only way that north korea perceives that it will prevent anybody from taking out the regime is by having nuclear weapons. i don't think they have any intention of using them. i think that not very much interested in getting into a fight with the united states. and we're not interested in getting into a fight with them. at the end of the day, it is a way they have of ensuring the continuation of this. >> the idea of the north korean regime, if we have these things, they're not attacking us. >> what they don't want to have happen is for their regime to collapse and have the united states then come into the peninsula and coalesce, both the north and the south. by the way, china doesn't want that eithe

when the rhett tina, the photo chemical of the brain, the photo paper of the brain is damaged. your central vision can be damaged. trish: is it correctable? >> 50% time it will go away. that is not a high number. even if just a thin chris end of a sun left, you can still get the damage. stay away from the direct sunlight even if an eclipse situation. trish: even in a regular -- you should never be looking at the sun but as you said you have the normal warning signs. so you would turn away. let me go over to michael for a second and ask, but how significant this is from a historical perspective? michael, we're talking about something that hasn't happened since 1918. it is actually moving over the entire country, all of the united states of america? >> well, what is interesting, trish, is that total solar eclipses happen somewhere on earth about every 18 months, so on some level it is not rare. however in any given location, i'm in nashville, for example, on average you get a total solar eclipse 400 years. in fact here in nashville the last time we had a total eclipse was more th

. >> particular rhett tree. >> what's happening this monday?> i have no idea. >> the eclipse. >> oh, yes, the eclipse, yes. >> here in the delaware valley region we're only going to see what's called partial solar eclipse. >> even so franklin institute chief astronomer, derrick pits , 08% of the sun will be covered by the moon here in our region. and when the eclipse begins in the early afternoon monday many will be looking skyward. >> do you have your special glasses in. >> that's it. >> doctors say that's not enough. >> it might be true, but that's all i have for now. maybe i'll go shopping later. >> eclipse glass also hard to come by. we gave few hundred pairs out. >> i've excited. i'm real excited. got my glasses, i'm ready to go. >> and aid few extra. >> i feel like they might look so cool, that i would have to wear them every day. >> but stores which carried them last week leak the lowe's on columbus boulevard, now cleared out. stores in jersey may still have some in stock. if you can't finds a pair, may want a lunch trip to the franklin

we have bonn to elevated rhett tore ral level pretty quickly.in making sure it would be an action by in cree against u.s. territory that provoked this. that we don't have interest in seeing a war, a terrible war on the korean peninsula. trish: thanks so much. good to have you here, stuart holiday. we'll take a quick break and i will be right back. >> thank you, trish. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? . ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowing. do not take jardiance if you are on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. other side effects are sudden kidney problems, genital yeast infections, increased bad cholesterol, and urinary tract infections, which may be serious. taking ja

as this happens, leaders are calling for restraint, rhett tore ral restraint.t angela merkel says the rhetoric is not contributing to solution. she wants it talked out on the u.n. security council. russian forerin minister sergey lavrov says both sides should calm down the rhetoric as the chinese. the state run newspaper published a piece if china would stand by neutral if north korea attacked first of u.s. territory but warned the united states should not seek regime change. david? david: rich edson at the state department. thanks. melissa. melissa: here is jillian turner former white house national security council staff and fox news contributor. this is the question i keep asking people, i can't get an answer to, something short of violence, what's a good outcome? because it doesn't seem like the kim regime will give up the nuclear weapons? i don't know that we would be satisfied with something less than that? you know some people i talk to, if he would stop with the rhetoric. that doesn't seem satisfying. they continue to develop the weapons. what is the go

. >> i think verdict undermines the merit of rhett trope pin lawsuit against partin.found not to have looted retropin at all. has great impact on civil litigation? i'm sorry? i'm sorry? >> what is your first choice -- >> i think that is ridiculous he question. >> first choice of prison? >> are you talking about for you or for martin? next question. next question. >> martin does this hurt or help your reputation in the public sphere? >> i think this verdict is a reasonably good verdict under the circumstance. i think we need to regroup to see what legal motions remain. right now if you're asking me, we are pleased we're not 100% pleased but 90% pleased. >> i'm sorry? >> would this case even have been brought if it was not what you describe as money grab? >> i think, this case had a flawed theory which i think the jury has exposed. controversy surrounding martin, god bless him, is sometimes not helpful. if you're asking me did that factor into the decision whether or not to bring this lawsuit, i think it did but i really don't think that is where i want to spend my time

haw're urging a more aggressive military posture wheef steve bannon urging caution and trying to avoid rhett writ with the president's comments. it's clear he's focused on north korea and the military leaning on the side of that equation. >> major, thank you. >>> north korea is showing further defiance to the united states. thousands of people hit the streets to protest over the stiffer sanctions put in place last weekend. ben tracy is watching it all from beijing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. north korea is now using president trump's fire and fury comment as well as the new u.n. sanctions to rally its own people. pwednesday in north korea's capitol. tens of thousands of people packed the main scare of pyongyang for a mass rally orchestrated by the north korean regime. the speaker said the u.s. said the u.s. will face a miserable and measured fate. this man said i'll become the missile warhead. north korea has launched more than a dozen missiles just this year and has threatened to turn the capital of south korea into a sea of fire. today south korea's defense chief vowed swift

that is his rhett shoe flying out from underneath the vehicle as the car drove away.nce escaped injury as he pushed her out of the way. heather heyer was their friend. >> she died for peace, she died for equality. she died because she believed everyone should get along. >> heather heyer's friends remembered her. she posted if you're not outraged -- >> they waved neo-nazi flags and armed with shields and clubs clashed with angry protesters. david kessler said the police didn't protect their first amendment rights an he blamed the police for their violence. >> what happened yesterday was a result of the charlottesville police officers refusing to do their job. >> reporter: kessler had a press conferen conference sunday that ended quickly. he was forced to flee behind a bush. later at a vigil for heyer, martin spoke >> heather didn't deserve this. she died for standing for what she believed in. >> reporter: jason kessler had a permit from the city of charlottesville which allowed him and the protesters to be here legally. in criticizing them, they told "cbs this morning,

i think the traditional play book has been arms control has usually been the start of any kind of rhett tre, because of the way the united states and russia line up on those issues. >> i think the ingredients over the ifn treaty and whether russia violated that, makes that a hard starting point. i'd like to see something involving, you know, terrorism and countries we mutually have trouble with as a good starting point, but experience in syria doesn't bode well for that, i don't know, george, if you have a brighter idea. >> i don't, unfortunately. i think under political circumstances in both countries there would be opportunities for starting small, where you've got mutual interest and try to build trust over time through some success, but i think that that chapter has ended in our children and we're quickly going to be in crisis mode management here. now, depend how the crisis we way find ourselves in a situation we need to do to more to minimize the prospects of dangerous conflict between the countries and rebuild some trust and get to where we ought to be now. >> secretary mentioned

he's a little rhett sent as you can see about doing this interview but he did it. >> he always said theil made him do it. >> that's right. that's right. he had demons. he struggled with them as a child. that's his explanation. it's not satisfactory to most of us, to any of us quite frankly. it's really out there but that's what he said. >> he still believes that now. >> that's what he said. he refers to it as a dark time. but he wants to move on from it. >> what was that like for you walking in there and sitting down? i mean, how did you prepare for that? >> well, you try to stay focused. right? but as you could see a little reticent myself. i've done many prison interviews before but this is different. it's a serial killer. it's son of sam. you try to stay focused. and ignore all that other stuff and stay with the material. but you power through it. >> maurice dubois, thanks. you can see the cbs news special son of sam the killer speak tomorrow at 10:00, 9 central on cbs. >>> gucci and forever 21 are fighting over stripes. ahead, how gucci says the retailer copied its iconic design and

thomas rhett is taking over hosting duties for a second year with kelsey ballerini. >> we both went upreporter: are you sick of each other yet? >> no. i'm sick of her, but. >> reporter: mary morris says she's honored to represent the women of country music. >> getting to do my own set this year and be a woman on that stage is really empowering. >> reporter: country's hottest newcomers like brett young perform at the river front by day. and sometimes earn a spot on the big stage, nissan stadium, by night. >> as an artist, you build your bucket list moments. that was one that i hadn't even, it wasn't going to happen yet this year. >> reporter: but one of the most coveted tickets in town isn't just to a concert. >> what's up, y'all? >> reporter: florida georgia line has opened their own restaurant in downtown nashville, just in time for cma fest. and we got an all-access tour. >> you can come here three or four times and not see everything. >> this is one of our favorite levels. we can observe the party. take it all in. >> let's go. >> makes you want to dance, it's so good. >> we hope you

. >> reporter: thomas rhett is taking on hosting duty as long with his former tour mate ballerini. >>oth went to where we sat as fans and had a moment of oh, my gosh. we get to do this. >> are you sick of each other yet. >> no. >> i'm sick of her but -- >> well. ♪ i can use the love >> reporter: maren morris says she's honored to represent the women. >> getting to do my own set this year and be a woman on that stage is really empowering. >> reporter: newcomers like brett young perform at the riverfront by day and sometimes earn a spot on the big stage, nissan stadium by night. >> i think as an artist you build your bucket list and that was one i hadn't even -- it wasn't going to happen yet this year. >> reporter: but one of the most coveted tickets in town isn't just it a concert. >> what's up, y'all. b.k. and tyler. florida georgia line? they have opened their own four-story restaurant in downtown nashville just in time r access tour. >> you come here three or four times and not see everything. >> this is one of our favorite levels. we can observe the party and take it all in. >> let

. >> and one of the world's most iconic vehicles first on the road back in 10.95 it's getting rhett fitted the 21st century details coming up. >>> let's get a check on some of today's market-movers. nike is falling 2.5% after being downgraded to jeffreys to hold from buy jeffreys also cut its price target to $60 from 75 citing increased competition. nike trading around 53 starbucks getting a bit of a bounce after it was said that the stock would rise 20% or more citing increasing popularity on mobile and the pay features. >> shares of herbalife spiking today after the company recently said it had talks to go private. the stock is up 10% despite their discussions ending without a deal this was one part, two parts of news at the very least they are doing a dutch tender. >> $600 million. >> doing a big buyback the go private thing was really interesting, and it's been rumored for so long that herbalife was going to try to eventually go private. real frethose very first moments that i was having the conversation right on this very set with with bill ackman himself and carl icahn and that famou

they got bocce ball and tennis courts and kiddie pool and the rhett of it looks like really nice spotery hazy humid start to the day a heat advisory which goes into effect at 11:00 o'clock this morning. that heat index will be pushing a hundred with some sunshine late early afternoon please if you're outdoors make sure you got a lot of water. quick look at our current conditions and our satellite/radar. 79 mentioned in washington. let's just role into that satellite/radar i want to show you the approaching storm system. it's a cold front moving in from the west you can see the green in western virginia and western pennsylvania. some of the storms when they come in later today could be on the strong side. look out for that mid afternoon strong storms with potential for heavy gusty winds and heavy downpours. 92 this afternoon. we'll take a sneak peek at the weekend all good news forecast. saturday sunday and eclipse monday look good with less humidity. i'll have the details coming up. i'm going to relax. steve, maureen, back to you. >> yeah. >> do what you d >> what do you best. >> than

value william weld momentum and good earnings growth from here so we think the stock should still have rhett quickly before we get to mike's comments on this. what do you think about ian's comments that he's skeptical that people will want to pay as much as $1,100 when it comes out? >> people won't be crazy about it, but we do think the phone companies and apple will figure out ways to do it whether it's a monthly pay over a three-year period like they have done historically for whatever reason people have been willing to pay top dollar for these phones, and we don't think this current generation is changing that. >> you're talking about a 50% increase from what people are paying right now, an environment with no wage growth so it better be one h hell of a phone a lot of sticker shock if people are going to pay this. >> we've been surprised each time. >> apple has proven that it can sell at the higheren i wanted to point out two other data points from this relyrics mike, which investors were looking for in terms of growth driver services. revenue up 22% china actually for the quarter greater

entire world growing in harmony, great earnings in the second quarter pretty much across the board rhett action to that has not been great new highs for the market kind of stuck here give or take for a few months now. >> what ended up happening was stocks had reached those, you know, a lot of the companies in those indexes reached their highs and people realized, you know what, this earnings paradigm that we're in right now is not going to last forever, so, you know what. you start taking some money off the table. maybe they are moving it into something else, they are trying to reallocate, and that's what you're going to see in september, a lot of reallocation going into the end of the year and then you have the third quarter earnings or, yeah, the second quarter earnings coming out in search the. you know, we'll see what happens there. you know, it's -- you're going to see reallocation and reconfiguration of portfolios going into september i think we'll have a pretty volatile month. >> and before we get there, doug, what about mario draghi's remarks later on what are you expecting >> i'

i rhett this recently that there are probably 33% of the voting population that loves trump 33% of theion absolutely hates him probably around the dmv. part of that crowd then there's 33% that just fluctuates up and down depending on what he does different points in time. so last night he was speaking to the 33% in his mine of what he was looking at and the crowd -- he was riled up that's his crowd. he was excited to talk to them, that's who he is. >> for those who are in his base, they love to see that part of him and they like to see the unfiltered part of the president as you said for those who don't like him it just kyle amps whatever their concerns are and dislike there. but the message itself is the message loft when it comes to the campaign style rallies. is there a way to communicate. >> if i'm directing candidate i usually say speak to one or two themes, right? he went through a lot. i'll take one. the media he went after the media last night. and he kind of related it back to charlottesville and what happened. i did some research a couple days ago on this. according to southe

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rhett of your metro lines looking pretty good.inders if you'll be watching the solar eclipse. don't stop along the interstate. do not park on the shoulder to try to watch the solar eclipse. get to a safe place where you need to be before you're on the interstate and put your headlights on use caution while driving. watch out for pedestrians and bicyclists. don't wear the solar eclipse glasses while driving. just wear them if you'll be watching the eclipse once you're parked. a lot of good advice. back to you guys. >> wisdom martin is here with more advice on viewing the eclipse what you need to know, where you need to go. >> and you know everyone will be posting pictures about 2:38. >> i have some important information. what you can do to get everything squared away get ready nasa.gov has a web site. it's got an clips map, it -- eclipse map. we did some math for you. in frederick the maximum eclipse time 1841:26 which means it's equivalent to 2:41 with 26 seconds right here in our area. in bethesda the exact time 2:42 p.m., 36 sec

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i think that i have no, i have no problem if a mosque is known to be preaching extremist rhett i haveople areç radicalized. steve: thank you, geraldo. >> president gets ready to meet with his national security team. todd: michelle malkin, dana loesch all coming up in the next 45 minutes. don't go anywhere. todd: welcome back, 17 minutes after the hour. president trump meeting with national security team, on heels of yet another deadly terror attack. abby: the commander-in-chief condemning the massacre, vowing to help find and punish those responsible. steve: garrett tenney, live from d.c. with the latest. reporter: good morning. white house tells us president trump is receiving regular updates from his chief of staff john kelly. across the administration there were condemnation for the attacks an expressions of support fromç spain. first comments came from first lady, melania trump, thoughts and prayers to barcelona. after more details of the tragedy had come up, president trump offered his own condolences in support. the united states condemns the terrorist attack in barcelona, spa