rick? >> rick: so what are democrats saying about this? >> the ranking democrat, adam schiff said the president's allegations including claims about a former british spite, christopher steele, have no factual basis. >> this is part of a string of meritless allegations from the beginning that i was wiretapped in trump tower, a vast unmasking conspiracy, the investigation began with the christopher steele dossier, all of which was untrue, all of which as you pointed is designed to create in alternate reality for trump supporters to live in. >> they emphasize that with a congressional subpoena issued in april, the department has been in contempt for several weeks. rick? >> rick: catherine herridge in our washington bureau. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> rick: president trump slamming the russia investigation in a series of tweets saying "things are getting ridiculous." the president wrote "the witch hunt finds no collusion with russian so now they're looking at the rest of the world. oh great." now there's allegations that saudi arabia help

and with it, rick.bambi had cut ties with her old boyfriend. >> it sounds like she had your back, rick, and then she didn't. >> yeah. >> what happened? >> jail changes people. you know? >> rick was hoping it would be just a matter of time before he, too, would be released. the forensics they had against you, no hair, no fingerprint, no dna. >> nothing. >> but he did have charlie's blood on his shoe. to humphries, that evidence was part of a bloody trail from the crime scene that was about to lead both the prosecutor and rick gagnon into a courtroom showdown. >>> coming up -- one of rick gagnon's fellow inmates comes forward with a damning story. >> he's been given a fairly detailed account of what occurred that evening, and what the crime scene looked like. >> stuff that hadn't been in the newspapers or on tv. >> no. >> not at all, no. stop dancing around the pain that's keeping you awake. advil pm gives tossing and turning a rest and silences aches and pains. fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer with

rick? rick: garrett tenney in washington. thank you. >>> good news on those three men recently released from north korea. the pentagon says they're in good spirits, coping well, now reunited with families after health examinations at walter reed national medical center. the former detainees were let go ahead of that planned summit between president trump and kim jong-un with the north making another gesture of goodwill pledging to dismantle nuclear test site. secretary of state mike pompeo speaking today on "fox news sunday" expressing cautious optimism about kim's stunning shift towards diplomacy. >> he's paying attention to things the world is saying. he too is preparing for june 12. he and his team will be working with him to put our leaders in a position where it's possible we might pull off a historic undertaking. every single cite that the north koreans have that is destroyed, dismantled, eliminated is good news for the american people and the world. rick: historic undertaking. gillian turner has more. reporter: the bra

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i'm sandra smith. >> rick: i'm rick leventhal. great to be with you. bill hemmer off today.ails on the firing of mccabe's boss james comey and the rationale leading up to it. the previously unknown account is in the hands of robert mueller. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington with more on this. >> thank you, rick. fox news has previously reported that former f.b.i. deputy director an drew mccabe wrote personal memos about the president's firing of his boss james comey and they were turned over to robert mueller. mccabe describes a meeting where deputy attorney general rod rosenstein told those in the room that president trump wanted mr. rote to include russia in his memo later used as the basis to fire comey. the deputy attorney general declined. it confirms elements of reporting by "the new york times." the source tells fox news that the deputy attorney general gave mccabe a copy of a draft letter firing comey written by president trump and that letter has since been given to the special counsel as well, rick. >> rick: mccabe has been a

rick: you have a smoker outside. >> big smoker inside. rick: inside?e it for 12 hours. >> and then you get to break it open. rick: missing the money shot right here. money shot right back here. break that open. then you get to do this. this is it. the beauty of this is once this is done it's such an amazing place. >> thank you. rick: the premeat sweats. stove and griff, send it over to you guys. pete: i have had it before. that's brooklyn barbecue. we are here with the chef. he joins us all the way from the restaurant the ranch and haywire in texas. they are claiming brooklyn has the barbecue. you are doing it in texas. griff: talk about money shot come over here and look at what judd has on the grill. >> everything in texas is bigger. the difference between brooklyn and texas and everything everything else, we like to slow things down a little bit. this is bawl slow cooking. taking our time and enjoying it while we are doing it cowboy ribeye. irving loves in a bone in ribeye that's a great barbecue piece. garlic stuffed brisket. you are eating that ri

i'll start with you, rick. what's your reaction to this "new york times" story? >> well, this has been an extraordinary week. although for the trump administration it seems to be par for the course. the julianne giuliani interview was planned by me and the president. it was so good, he went back on fox and friends the following morning and gave what was a really colossal interview. and i think trump watched the coverage all that morning and decided it wasn't going very well. and then he just threw giuliani under the trump bus. then later on backed over him. >> yeah. he did it in a nice way, though. he talked about that a good guy he is, and how much he he likesm and he just started. he is in p.r. mode right now. following this revelation he had been aware of the $130,000 payment to stormy daniel. take a listen. >> everybody knows this is a witch hunt. he started yesterday. he'll get his facts straight. he's a great guy. >> so giuliani releases a statement clarifying his comment about the payment. what do you think the president is referring to, he has to get his

rick: got a little bit too hot. pete: rick, is your tie long enough?y. i couldn't carry a clicker and a cake. pete: past 12 hours. rick: hiding back there radar past 12 hours. did you well with that pete. i have the wrong clicker. there is two clickers back here. all right, all right. all right. rick: here it is. pete: there is two clickers back there. one works for outside and for inside. pete: man alive, weather. rick: in all fairness, somebody handed me the wrong clicker. watching this system down here. hurricane season starts june 1st, we have a little kind of something that is a little bit tropical down here across parts of the bahamas, bring rain across south florida. use rain, beginning rainy season. you will get some next few days: all this heat we have had across much of the east. that has broken today. temps much cooler. going to be really comfortable. a few showers tomorrow. maybe a little too cool. 63 in new york. 63 in boston. i think i had some of that chocolate cake in my mouth. hot down across parts of the south this week and that will

thank you. >> thank you, rick. in my -- it seems like a hundred years on the commission, i have seen the number of programs aimed at lgbt seniors grow and expand. and it's been very, very gratifying. this is a particularly important program because despite the tremendous progress regarding legal rights and social acceptance there's still many, many frightened and isolated lgbt seniors. this program addresses those needs. so i think that it's great and i wanted to comment on that. any other comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, call the question. all in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? thank you. motion carried. item w, the grant agreement with alzheimers degrees and related disorders inc -- i'm sorry? oh, i'm sorry. item y, requesting authorization to renew the grant agreement with alzheimer's disease and related disorders association, inc, for the provision of addressing the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender lgbt seniors and adults with disa

rick, i'm going to start with you here. we have the president claiming in a tweet yesterday that democrats are rooting against us in our negotiations with north korea. look, as a republican, do you think that's true? >> no, it's in everybody's interest that we don't come to some sort of conflict in north korea, nuclear or otherwise, or conventional. look, it appears that there's an internal struggle in the white house right now, and it's playing out, publicly, unfortunately, between mike pompeo and john bolton. and bolton seems to be the last person who talked to trump, where he hastily constructed that letter to pull out of the talks. and i think north korea holds all the cards here. now they're trying to marginalize the united states and the term "north america" was very deliberate my the north korea p-- north koreans. they're trying to marginalize trump. look, kim's whole objective here is to get some sort of economic relief, and he's going to do that. what the united states has failed to do is recognize that you can't c

and that's what rick scott has been. and bill nelson has been fighting to block the republican efforts to cut medicare. he's been fighting to block the republican efforts to cut medicaid. and he stood up for florida. so i know, you know, republicans are happy they've got somebody who can pay his own way. but that's about it when it comes to rick scott. and i don't think his money is going to buy him another election. >> for a follow-up, you mentioned the money. obviously that's a big thing to mention. how does that affect the fdcc funding and how you guys allocate funding moving forward. obviously if you want to plan florida, that's going to be a lot of money you would be spending in west virginia or somewhere that's a lot more speevens. how do you figure what you do on that? >> so you said what we do is we look at our budget. and, by the way, we have a $60 million cash on hand advantage over the republican senate campaign committee. so we look at our budget. and we have to make decisions. and we will make decisions that

rick, let's get to you first. this administration is holding this up as an example of an anti-swamp mentality. can it be sold successfully that way? >> well, not really. michael cohen is donald trump's, by all accounts, his personal lawyer and continues to be his personal lawyer. it is remarkable he would be trying to sell influence to at&t, a drug company. he was on the campaign trail with donald trump. he knew what he said. so all of this is just baloney, very disingenuous. what was at&t going to pay for? i could tell you in three sentences how to get at&t's merger do. replace everybody on cnn. i'll send the bill. this is not hard stuff to figure out. >> how about, joe, overall, i think it's a mistake for the white house to push this line about michael cohen's dealings? >> i think it's a mistake. at the end of the day, what happened to drain the swamp? we have all of this evidence. i read in the atlantic it talks about all the people profiteering from having had any kind of relationship with president trump. and

.>> reporter: the car show is held each year in honor of rick delvecchio. he was 37 years old during the week of christmas in 1998 when a driver plowed into him in front of his family's trucking business in berkeley and sped off. >> is tough because we still have a family business that we run that is the scene of the murder. we go there every single day. >> reporter: a few years after rick's death after the fog of greece -- grief had lifted a little his family decided to lend his name for the car show. >> as i've gotten to know randy , rick's brother, one of the things i tell him is i hope this event continues to honor his legacy. >> reporter: rick delvecchio's life was defined by small acts of kindness, in contrast to the callous cruelty of his death. >> we are hoping that 20 years later someone can connect the two dots and we can have the answer.>>> this video is trending tonight with more than 2 million videos. a humanlike robot can run and jump, and creep people out, because that is what it has been doing. it can jog across uneven terrain and it could j

that's -- that needs to be our mindset rick >> satisfied definitely glad we're playing still. we want to finish the job. >> reporter: as for the cavs, lebron james, no doubt a one- man wrecking crew. and he knows exactly what he's up against rick >> oregon state is one of the best teams i've ever laid. it's one of the best teams that have ever been assembled. and kevin durant. >> reporter: the once one big story, andre, dollar has been -- andre has been ruled out of game one in the finals. here's what he had to say about that bruised knee. >> try to figure out how to just move in general. but making some progress. slower than we expected. even if you're not out there, just enjoying it. eyes open wide. the situation is what it is. some days, it might be -- it's only the days where you feel real good. it's just a process to get through. >> reporter: with or without leigh martinez, the warriors are the biggest favorites since 2001. jason appelbaum, ktvu fox 2 news. >> state with us as we bring you continuing coverage of the nba finals. bringing us pregame predictions it. today on

rick scott has got a ton of money. that's kind of what he's known for, spending his own money to try to get himself elected. and if you look at his prior races, what's interesting is that in each case, he dramatically, dramatically outspent his opponents. but won by just one point, and -- and i want to emphasize this. those were both in election years that were very good for republicans much around the country. so spent a ton of money in really good years for republicans, and just barely scraped by. now he's -- now rick scott is facing bill nelson, who is beloved in florida. and it's in a year where clearly the energy and momentum support the democrats. and then there are the issues. i mean, when rick scott first ran for governor, he said he was going to accept the medicaid expansion plan. then he totally reneged on his promise. didn't do it. and if you look at health care costs in florida, people are hurting. i mean, people are really hurting in florida. his -- the governor's job creation performance numbers are low.

this is the last point and rick you can make it.ople have been getting thrown out of this country at a pretty decent rate. i know they say the numbers are ticking up. we have to understand why. it could be seasonal. we have to look at it. but the tone has changed. and you are defending the tone. you say a lot of people share this. i'm not talking about ms-13. who is going to defend ms-13? nobody wants ms-13 in the country. the tone has shifted about what it means if you are an illegal immigrant. i want you to say, yeah, they are bad too. say it. >> the people breaking the law are not necessarily bad people but they do bad things. breaking the law in this country is a bad thing. it is a crime. it is not something i'm going to give the benefit of the doubt to people. there are millions and millions of people waiting all over this world who are following the rules and making sacrifices to get into this country. when people break the law to shortcut things, i'm not going to say nice things about. >> nobody is asking you to. do you think

larry and rick are back to discuss this.d the fifth. the question is will he comply, and giuliani says, not the way they're acting. is this in the best interest of the president? >> there are a couple things we have to really break down here. there are two issues in terms of complying. one is whether he would comply with a subpoena which means show up for testimony. the other -- he could comply with the subpoena and then still take the fifth amendment. that is his right. he can take the fifth amendment. optically it doesn't look very good, but as a lawyer, he does have the right to take the fifth. what they're doing is setting up the idea he's not going to testify, and i have to say i understand the idea if you were trump's lawyer with everything we know about trump, i probably would not want him to testify. i think that it is just hard to keep him to a story, i think he doesn't always understand the difference between opinions, facts and lies. and so he, in that sense, is the worst type of client to have out there testifyin

welcome back, rick appleby. >> hello again. this is a request for authorization for the contract with golden gate senior services. the golden gate senior services has services in two locations, the richmond senior center, that's 6221 gary boulevard in district one and the one at 110 diamond street in district 8. the richmond senior city staff have a range of services and they support the older adults choir, and arts classes and provide outdoor activities and field trips led by the staff. and the castro senior center notably has a large lgbt consumer base from all over the city and a partnership with the golden gate regional center for integration of programs for people with developmental disabilities. and the richmond center has cantonese and russian translators on staff and as well as the volunteer pool that can translate korean. and the center additionally has french. thanks for your consideration. >> thank you. any comments or questions for rick? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, calling the question.

fantasy baseball season ever i think what rick is talking about is very interesting. i think guys like draft kings are in a tough place i don't know what the balance sheet looks like and i don't have the business plan >> i can tell you that comcast and through nba and cbs sports and all these guys are active in fantasy. they run software and they have a distribution that's massive. the fact that you opened up the plain field to people that have much wider distribution. it is something that, you know, at least a little bit of a risk or not a significant risk. >> i am sorry, i am new to the sports gambling kind of thing and fantasy for that matter. what does it have to do with distribution if they have a big presence in fantasy when it comes to online sports betting >> these guys already have fantasy business and football and baseball and you name it where they got millions of subscribers. i think they can monetize that significantly. >> i think for the same reason that draft king is in a good spot going against the vegas like an mgm would have the most benefit there. i

>> rick. >> white boy rick. >> you should come by the skating rail sometime. but not like this.i knew your life was going to be bigger than mine. >> look at this, dad. look how we're living. i know the players.on t, ga me.. i can do this. we can do this. we can fix our lives and be a family again. what do you say? ♪ >> ask yourself this. would you believe a 15-year-old kid was working for the federal government? >> but he was. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. that looks good. and this is based on real people, right? >> this is based on the true story of rick worshey, boy rick, who at 16 was an informant for the fbi, he was dealing on the streets, he go got busted, life in prison. this is his true story. >> jimmy: did you meet him? >> yeah, i went to michigan and sat down with him. he was up there in jail, in the penitentiary, and we sat down for quite a few hours. >> jimmy: what do you tneho'ska rest of his life in prison? >> well, he'd been in 27 years when i talked to him. he was amazingly genuome.he man i've talked to in different prisons, he was not sitting there sayin

i want to bring in matt and rick tyler. and reverend mark thompson host of a radio show on sirius xm. matt, to you first, why would mueller threaten a subpoena? >> i think what he's telling the president and his legal team here is they're not going to list ton excuses forever for why the president doesn't want to sit down and talk with him. at some point if he continues to refuse to cooperate with the investigation they're going to treat him like any other who is being questioned, they're going to send him a subpoena. if he challenges the subpoena, ultimately, i think he would lose in court and lose his option. does he want to come down and testify before the grand jury. or does he want to take the fifth amendment and refuse to answer questions about criminal wrongdoing burg his campaign and while he was sitting in the oval office? that's a hard thing to explain to the american people. >> rick what is president trump's legal team's move? the president can possibly continue to say this is a ruse and a hoax and a witch hunt i

close enough rick speaking of, 61 this morning. 68 in fresno. low clouds making a pretty good move here. they will peel back. i think we know the drill. 40s, 50s on the temps. temperatures will be slightly below average. another low. we will slide in here late sunday into monday. 5:32 cuts out. >> right now, traffic is mostly good. there are some areas were it's going to be slow. right now, on 80 westbound, from solano county to fairfield, or in fairfield and vallejo, in solano county, it looks good. as you drive out to the carquinez bridge, a little bit of slowing on highway 37. no slowing right now in novato and san rafael. it also looks good as you drive all the way to hercules in richmond. we see our maps. lot of those not a lot of slow traffic. which is what we like. also looking at the bay bridge. those metering lights did indeed turn on. there is about a 5-10 minute delay at the bay bridge toll plaza. just a reminder, if you're coming on the altamont pass, you need more time because of a stalled truck. let's go back to the desk. >> thank

what was the symbolism of that, rick grenel?, you have to talk to the vice president about what it means. we work well together. we share a lot of the same values. the vice president of the united states is a great guy. what vice president pence told me and my partner and my partner's family, he looks forward to working together. we're on the same team in many ways. so i want to make sure that, you know, he speaks for himself on what that symbolism meant. for me personally, it meant a lot to have the vice president of the united states swear you in. >> now, rick grenell, let's go to what your job is. you were sent to be a pitbull for donald trump's policies, nato, fighting terrorism. your first tweet came right out of the box pretty doing gone hard at the germans. let me read it for people. u.s. sanctions will target critical sections of iran's economy. german companies doing business in iran should wind down operations immediately. how did you respond to the ruffled feathers? >> i heard from a lot of people who were extremely s

but nobody has campaigned like rick scott. nobody is campaigning like rick scott right now.on the air with significant resources against basically nothing. he's a tireless advocate for florida. people have seen that through tragedies they've had whether it's a school shooting or hurricanes. his response has been overwhelmingly supportive of the people of florida. >>paul: i pick up concern amongst your colleagues that the senate isn't doing much between now and november. not a lot scheduled. a beer budget, confirmations, but not much else. that hasn't worked well in the past. i wonder if that's the right strategy to energize voters which you need in november. >> i think we remind voters of what's been accomplished. we passed significant tax cuts for the first time in 30 years. a chance to see rising wages and fewer taxes going to washington. we've cut $80 billion worth of regulations. we found bipartisan legislation to make sure we have life-saving drugs to the marketplace faster. we've increased military efforts and resources and spending. then of course the federal judges a

he's doing what rick just described. where does that come from? sources close to him described to me yesterday almost a pathology, projecting onto others what he knows at some level he's doing himself. >> i think that that is exactly right. i think he has an innate ability to project his kind of way that he sees the world that is always self-serving and he makes his own rules. and he convinces himself that everybody else is wrong and this is the correct way. those laws don't apply. those traditions don't apply. he in his own mind believes the presidency must form to him or adjust to him. and i think when you're dealing with that type of person and the danger of having people around you that don't challenge that but fall in line with that leads us to the kinds of nations that rick is talking about where it is ruled by dictators and tyrants. and that's where he really admires. and i think that we've got to resist at all levels including republicans, that we not allow him to continue to act and behave that way. >> including republicans. >> i take one

rick, i can't wait to hear from you.o give me your read what we're learning about michael cohen and these payments. >> look, michael cohen clearly was a guy who was basically taking donald trump's message of draining the swamp and instead he was standing under the street corner with his skirt hiked up saying hey sailor, this was a guy who put himself out there saying he could sell acceass to donald trump and this white house. he was doing it entrepreneurially. i'm blown away by on the one hand how shocked people are by this. do they not know who these people are at this point? it's michael cohen, it's donald trump. these guys have a pretty low boundary for ethical behavior to begin with. none of this surprises me, but we're going to have some more hilarity on this because this is a guy who decided as i like to say there's a golden pyramid of sleaze, and he's hat the peak of the damn thing. >> sorry. >> we're going to follow that, don? >> i'm sorry. i'm just like marilyn monroe, skirt blowing up. anyways, all right. so to

doesn't help it but -- [laughing] so rick, you know, rick didn't know he was a jay-z fan, so good to know that. who would've known? you found it out of first. i think people are tweeting about it so i was following that. and no, we didn't get hacked when the lights went off. how's another good one. andrew joyce, i thought there was a great, if you miss that, i'm sorry because i thought that was a great discussion. you nailed it. great presentation. i get it takes my 79 year old mother whose grandmother 23 kids is watching it in c-span she tells me even i can understand her. she's awesome. so that means something. santa, if you're listening, great job today. general yi, i really thought when general yi was appear there would be a test at the end. halt, fix, pivot. i was trying to, you know, it brought back some bad memories, okay? so thank you for not having a test piggies already taken off. i appreciate, he has one difficult job. that's what i took out of that. i'm glad he's on our side, and what doj is doing and omission. it's huge. talking about commercial organizations, getting en

rick santelli with the santelli exchange rick, good morning. >> good morning. thank you, morgan.e to welcome my guest, bill isaac. thanks for joining me this morning, bill. >> thanks, rick. it's always good to be with you. >> wearing your former hat, it seems as though the fed is changing the rules with regard to dodd/frank. four regulators, the office that controls the currency and the fdic after the fdic announced last week record bank products q1, $68 billion. is this something we need to see? why is it being done now do you agree or disagree with easing back these rules, bill? >> i think dodd/frank really overdid things in some ways. and i think the regulators were overly reaching. i don't agree with everything they might do. for example, they eased big bank capital standards a couple of weeks ago or three weeks i was concerned about that governors brainard of the fed and chairman grunberg of the fdic did not follow seat they descented against that. s i don't think there's a big movement in hand to change all these regulations or wipe them out. i think they're trying to make

. >> reporter: the car show is held each year in honor of rick delvecchio. driver plowed into him in front of his family's business. the driver sped off. >> we still have a family business that we run that is the scene of the murder. we go there every single day.>> reporter: a few years after rick's death, and his family decided to lend its name to the car show which raises money for the sports program where rick had gone to high school. >> as i have gotten to know randy, rick's brother, i tell him that i hope this continues to honor the legacy however his family would want.>> reporter: rick was characterized by small acts of kindness in contrast to his death. >> we are hoping that 20 years old -- 20 years later, we can connect the dots. >>> if it decides to erupt big, it will catch the world's attention.>> reporter: the volcano may be making all the news right now, but it is not the only volcano scientists are watching. still to come, the explosive threat right here in northern california. >>> plus, and unusual shark encounter right off the coast of califor

i'm rick french. >> who is presenting? you are separate from public comment. >> okay. i'm rick french. daniel burgerak -- >> thank you. >> i'm just going to -- since sage put this power point thing, i'm not sure if it's going to work. it's not going -- she assured me it was wasn't going to be her summer vacation on the slides. i'm the owner of the animal company, along with my wife, ellen. and we're -- as far as we know, oldest independent small business pet shop in san francisco. it's been there for 43 years. and there is a threat for all of us with a chain store, 13-store chain coming up from l.a., to really infringe on the neighborhood, not only just because of the type of business that they run, but in noe valley, it's what makes noe valley unique. it's small, little stores, people love to walk up and down the street. when you get an organization like this with rapid growth, a lot of money behind them, it's like opening up, you know, a home depot, but on a smaller scale. and there's a reason that

i'm sorry, rick. i apologize.he new pressures on michael cohen are a source of terror. talk to us a little bit about that. are all the headlines about cohen getting to trump? >> absolutely. michael cohen knows where all the bodies are buried. he'll be able to unspool things about donald trump's finances and ternl life and lending situation, his business arrangements, tax situation, you know, all the various catalog of women, you know, adult film stars and god knows who else. michael cohen can unreel all those things to the special counsel. i think the pressure is increasing on cohen. you saw this week the victor vexelburg story. the taxi king partner rolled over on cohen. he was engaged in illegal lobbying. he didn't register while doing lobbying for the ukraine and for the government. and so you -- all the pressures on cohen are am coulding together at one point. the trump world cut him off. they iced him out. they have killed his future income, his future earnings potential. so this guy is feeling every bit of p

our system is moving in close rick a little more punch in the last few rick it's coming in almost what we call a little negative lee tilted. a promise it won't be -- that just means it has a little more energy with it. this one has more going for it here. how about rainfall? yes, there will be some. we will get some drizzle out of this. but also isolated areas of scattered showers. tonight into tomorrow. for those of you heading out of dodge, if you will, then there's going to be some pretty good boomers. manchester, also lesson and look at the bull's-eye. the could be some isolated 2 inch amounts. watch out. this is your futurecast. it starts in the afternoon today. watch what happens friday morning. i mean, it's already going up as we say. some of that is going to be in the northern sacramento valley. some of that maybe close enough for us here. i will deal with that tomorrow. there will be some up in mendocino county and lake county and maybe some high- elevation snow early saturday. did he say snow? i did. probably at the passes, maybe. 7000 feet. if you're going up there, it's goi

>> yeah, no, i think rick's right.u look at the fed minutes, they were already beginning to lean a little dovish, and uncertainty around the world, they'll be slow to press the button >> arthur, do you think the u.s. banks' ceos are concerned seeing moves in their share prices, knowing the factors driving it, concerned there's more to come >> i think they are concerned with the way the market's viewing it, and, certainly, it's understandable in the european banks. the fact it's bleeding into the american banks is a little tougher. >>> simeon, back to the point how it's a passing concern, what happens if interest rates stay down back around 2.75%, round number from over 3%, if for whatever reason european issues or not we stay down here, then does that justify the banks and other parts of the market? >> i think maybe banks, but not overall. so this certainly could be an opportunity to cease the consumer sectors, discretionary and staples outperform, real laggards, and tech valuations may be stretched so in large caps, y

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time to get to the cme group in chicago and join rick santelli for the santelli exchange. thanks, david like to welcome my european and all that is global guy, andy brenner. thanks for joining me today. >> rick, always a pleasure to see you, buddy >> all right i look up at the big board i see that 30-year bonds are well under their significance price of 3.22. tens under 3.03. the original breakout point we haven't traded below or closed below since we closed above it what's the catalyst for some offing this buying do you see something globally that might lead investors to be more preoccupied with u.s. treasuries >> what a segue. it's called italy. since the new italian government started to be formed and they've talked about not paying the ecb $250 billion as well as their -- in their game plan starting up a dual currency known as bots as well as not wanting to live up to the european standards that they agreed to in their treaties, we've seen italian ten-years widen out about 70 basis points and two years about 65 basis points. a lot of people say, well, it's only italy s

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. >> and his former deputy rick gaetz has been told to turn himself in. >> these are the indictments. they did work for the ukraine, and they were talking to ukraine authorities. >> but president trump said that the report left him feeling vindicated because the first of the indictments were in 2016. he detatweeted that day, this w years before manafort joined the

. >> michael flynn ultimately and rick gates during the campaign, some of these questions -- would they have questions to the block number? he would know who that block number is? >> i would think so. if it's knowable, i think he would know it, sure. we don't know whether it's knowable, but if it's knowable, i think bob mueller will know it. and we should presuppose that with all of these questions. bob mueller has a lot of information. he's formed an opinion about sort of the time line or the essential core facts which he believes to be true. and now he's going to ask the president for his opinion about each of them. i don't think this is in any

rick, it is raining outside. rick: happy weekend going to be a nasty one out there. what's going on. kind of take a look right here. this is where the warm air is hot again across the south across parts of the deep south. heavy rain across florida. this pattern is going to stick with us for the better part of the next week. big showers moving into south florida. really try there. so you need it. going to get a little bit too fast. see localized flooding. this is this other boundary here where you notice the rain isn't moving one way or the other. it's raining over this same spot and that means areas from around detroit over towards parts of wisconsin and then all the way in towards parts of new york and so we are going to be looking at very heavy rain. we also have some severe weather threats especially where you see darker orange. that's where we could be significant wind later on today. so we'll watch for that not that much in the way of a tornado threat but certainly can't rule out isolated tornado. here is how the future radar looks. this sticks with us all day t