scott brown from raymond james joins us. good to see, scott. >> nice to be with you. >> it seems rates are always going up on adjustable rate mortgages and credit cards but don't seem to be going up on cds and savings accounts. why is that? >> deposit rates have always lagged the federal reserve rates on their way up. that's just the way it is. banks aren't particularly competing against themselves very aggressively at this point to attract deposits. over time we should see a gradual increase. bear in mind this interest rate path we're on from the fed is a lot shallower than past cycles. we've had two increases in the last three years, two this year, one expected tomorrow. this is a very slow pace. so we don't really see deposit rates rising very rapidly. it's a bit of a problem for savers. >> it is a problem for savers. i think you make an interesting and good point, for those of us who remember when interest rates were going higher at a more rapid pace, you did see cd rates much more attractive for savers and that's not the

scott brown was making afamiliar get stuck in. scott brown was making a familiar impact.lish counterpart almost made one too. harry kane wearing the armband for the first time and without a goal in international football for a year twice went close. still england couldn't prize a way through. in this british battle between blue and red, the majority of chances fell to the red team but neither was able to claim the lead by half—time. england through jake livermore claim the lead by half—time. england throuthake livermore continued to come throuthake livermore continued to co m e closest throuthake livermore continued to come closest to claiming it. that world cup is creeping ever closer and the evidence so far, scotland are not much nearer to getting there. just as we were coming on air, england scored. there is the goal. alex oxley chamberlain the scored so england lead 1—0. around 20 minutes left in that game. we'll keep you updated on both of those games a little later. northern ireland are also in action. across a continent, they travelled toa across a continent, they

. >> -- it was, you know, scott brown was able to win in a state that obama had carried by 26 points a little over a year earlier in early 2010 and a lot of the focus was the idea of the sort of washington behind closed door backroom dealing. >> right. >> they'd be able to kind of say, of course, i want to, you know, ensure that everyone has decent health coverage but i want to do it in a bipartisan way with real open process, and that was, i think the democrats are probably going to be able to do the same sort of thing against republicans next year. >> and julie, every time that anyone recalls anything from the aca, when you talk about scott brown, that was in november, you talk about those angry speeches that happened on the floor about the process, those were in january, february, march. a year in. i mean, have you ever seen legislation of this magnitude on this subject year undertake this trajectory process wise ever? >> no, never. i've stood out -- i've saw a lot of closed meetings in the capitol and office buildings but never seen a bill done this way. i've never seen a bill th

wave coming there arenow, usually canary in the coal mine that show up before that indicate these, scott brown before the the wave was the canary in coal mine that showed a wave of coming, if the democrats only moral victories, there will not be a canary announcing this mine.em in the coal they have to win a special election, which is why they in georgia h money six and while it hasn't been a historically tough on the house side since the '70s '80s, president trump won that district by one point. being e it is new to competitive. it was competitive seven months news hat is not brand-new for us and we knew this race was a tough race when dr. price was announced as hhs secretary. lucky to find an incredible candidate in karen i feel comfortable she will win. the democrats will have to win something if they're going to coming, because, -- go w, you can't have 0-4, 0-5 in special elections is a up and claim there wave coming. >> we're at the halway point. reporter: we've been jumping around, let's keep talking about a few different places. taking up your time trying to strategize? we are hearing a

know, usually there are canaries in the coal mine that show up before that indicate these -- scott brown before the 2010 wave was the canary in the coal mine that showed a wave coming. if the democrats are going to win a moral victories, there will be no canaries. it will be announcing the program -- the problem in the coal mine. this is why they have spent so and money in georgia 6th, while it has not been a race that was historically tough on the house side since the 1970's and 1980's, president trump only one that district i one point. it is not new to being competitive. it was competitive six months ago. for us.t news we knew this race would be a tough race when dr. price was announced as hss secretary. we were lucky to find an incredible candidate and karen handel. we feel comfortable that she will win, but democrats need to win something if they want to say there is a wave coming, because you can't go over five 5 and claim a victory. mr. wong: let's keep talking about a few different places. what is taking up most of your time as you strategize? looking back at those 2016 results,

a guy named scott brown.on. and you said the further west you went, the more signs you saw in lifelong democrats' yards. they looked at that guy and said, he's one of us. come on, he's a blue collar, working class guy. he's a republican. but man, we need to shake things up in washington, d.c. they found somebody for that special election, at least, that matched massachusetts. and that was the first crack in that wall in massachusetts, where republicans had one guy representing them up there at that point. what do you think the democrats need to figure out on how to win in the south and the midwest and further west? >> well, first of all, the democratic party should figure out that you're better off running for something rather than against something. and they're about to get a gift, it appears, from the republican senate majority in the health care bill. so the democrats have to figure out the issues they want to run on. health care is a huge one. it affects everyone in this country. they seem to be more inte

when obamacare passed initially because of the scott brown win in massachusetts for ted kennedy's seat. the house just had to accept the senate bill, and if they pass this bill they will be taking the -- telling the house take it or leave it. charles: also enormous pressure for them to stick around washington and get it done. to be quite frank with you i don't think they will stay. if there is not any pressure the president, i think either way they will bolt out of there. >> a lot of people in congress are there to do little or nothing. they are not used to the business-like atmosphere that has come up with donald trump. i think congress should already cancel the break trite now. it's not just this obamacare replacement it's tax reform. there are a lot of things on the docket they have to get done. we can't wait until next year when they use, it's the election year excuse. the american people have spoken. look at ralph norman, one of his top issues he just won on is repealing obamacare. the american people keep voting on this, they want congress to get it done. charles: remember the bi

scott brown taking ted kennedy's seat is a unbelievable story.n't they tell leadership you led me into the lagoon. i'm going to do something different. >> because somewhere two doors down from barbra streisand some democrat is saying next time's the charm. we just have to get a couple more celebrities. they did everything last night they did in november. and the defining moment for me in november was when cher walked into the center and realized that all the other celebrities had left the room and the sense of loserrism was hanging around cher's neck, she turned around and walked out. six months later, they're doing all the same celebrity media poll mistakes. brian: smells like english leather, which, by the way, is the same -- ainsley: terrible cologne. brian: not good. steve: what's interesting in the last 48 hours, though, is democrats were trying to downplay the fact that he was probably going to lose. in fact, they were telling their big donors we didn't really expect to win. essentially what we were trying to do is just be competitive. but

if one were thinking in one's way, how is this any different in scott brown special election when heas new hampshire, but really running in massachusetts, and all that national money went into that special election. the whole issue is about obamacare. this special tonight, obamacare, or the replacement, became a big issue. the interesting thing, the congressional leadership fund, which is the outside money group for republicans that paul ryan runs, they punched a hole money into there, and that's not coming from georgia either. the other problem for democrats is that while these suburbs -- they had to -- part of the reason is, too, they had one person that they wanted as her sacrificial lamb, and he actually did well. the republicans in the primary for this one have 15 candidates, so that's why he actually got all that attention. remember, three months ago, there was the special to see if he would go in. they are changing in these districts, if you look at the map, the electoral map, it's read almost all across the country because that the rural areas. suburban america is changing a

many democrats and those on the left think is is their scott brown moment, they'll take a traditionalese are horde working high educated voters. jon ossoff talks about being a moderate candidate but his record is a stock and trade liberal, supports funding for planned parenthood and supports funding for the minimum wage and thinks climate change is going to lead to worldwide catastrophe. i assure you come tuesday a large turnout for karen handel because she represents the large propensity of republican voters in that area. >> it's interesting that alice mentioned a lot of the money that is being raised by jon ossoff is coming out of state. hell of a lot of money raised by karen handel is out of state, republicans realize how much of a slap nationally if democrats win. it's interesting the three issues that alice my good friend mentioned are three issues that most americans agree with jon ossoff on and especially the moderates, the highly educate the voters that are in that district agree with him as well. it's why this district has become a true tossup, if that wasn't the case, karen

scott brown was from sea to be promisingican -- was to be the republican to block the passage of obamacare. what the house did was passed the senate bill and then a reconciliation bill fixing the original bill. -- pasmacare past with sed with 60 votes and overcame a republican filibuster. bill a reconciliation fixed portions of obamacare. obviously, there are not 60 republican votes in the senate, so they are limited in terms of what they can and cannot do under the budget process known as reconciliation in the senate. that said, i think the bill could go further to repeal the architecture of the law and regulatory mandates under the law under the senate procedure. guest: to pick up on his comments, the essential health benefits as to when needed in the house version would go away in the senate version. guest: i want to pick up on one thing chris mentioned. i think you mentioned that republicans do not have the votes to move forward or get rid of a filibuster. they have not tried to get the votes. the have not talked to any democrats. they have not made any effort to have public hearings t

. >> scott brown from massachusetts, kennedy country, it goes back to warren. >> so the democrats aren leadership are saying this is just one seat. this is a republican seat. they didn't lose a seat. they just did not pick up the seat. >> they're 0-4. >> you're hearing from leadership. >> where's all the back lash against trump? >> they believe the margin has shrunk. >> where is the back lash going to show itself in numbers? >> they believe the margin has shrunk. >> do you know what the phrase is? no cigar. i'll just talking here. i was ready, we called our producers last night. it was about 50/50. they're pretty sophisticated and nobody knew. i knew, every show, leading with -- i'll sorry, everybody is loving this thing. it was a real win for this guy ossoff who didn't even live in the district which i think is a little strange. >> my husband has an expression, scoreboard. did you win? did you lose? >> we used to have a thing called scoreboard here. >> i think the democrats have a problem. one, they really didn't drive home this message on sxhark on economics that they could have. th

scott. >>> governor brown is promising california will continue to follow the paris climate accord and work with china while doing it. he made the announcement at an environment summit in china. he made that before the president's decision to pull out of that deal. governor brown says going green is just common sense and calls trump's withdrawal from the paris accord, quote, insane. >>> we have all seen the google camera cars that map our streets. now they're mapping the air we breathe. four specially equipped google cars have been measuring air pollution in oakland. nbc bay area mark matthews live in san francisco where the study was made public today. mark? >> reporter: terry, we are in embarcadero, the study was unveiled today, just across the bay google teamed up with a san francisco based company that deplois sensors in the the environmental defense fund to measure air pollution there. this video supplied by google shows the air monitoring cars driving through west oakland, downtown and east oakland for 150 days last year. sensors picking up and measuring the air from block to block. >

reconciliation explicitly to avoid the public message that massachusetts of all places sent by sending scott browne senate that they were not happy with this, and further it was sold on a giant lie, that you can keep your doctor and your plan if you want to. let's not rewrite exactly how perfectly that went down. i share the concerns nonetheless of republicans who think this should not go down in private. i don't think it should. it is a big deal. there are problems with especially individual market obamacare exchanges still exist, rising premiums, people dropping out, people opting not to buy even though they are forced to, that continues to be a problem. you aren't going to solve it by doing this entirely in secret. mcconnell does get it done. >> it will almost be a dare to republicans who are concerned about it saying this is your one chance to repeal and replace even if it doesn't repeal the law fully. that's the argument the leadership will make. this is your opportunity. the republicans who are concerned about am i going to be the person to prevent this from going forward and keeping obamaca

we saw the scott brown special election in 2009, 2010, the beginning of 2010 of what was to come in 2010 it's not as if they tell us nothing, but what they tell us is the current political environment in which the democrat republican parties are going to have to battle out the midterm election. so, it impacts organizing enthusiasm, candidate recruitment, fund-raising, all those things which does have real impact. >> that's why $50 million has been spent in this race alone. what are you going to be looking for, david? >> if democrats can win the seat whether it's close or a bigger margin, they'll at least get the fever to break. they've lost the kansas special, the montana special. they were supposed to lose those races. but they need to put a win up on the board. if they can win this, they can at least point to one seat they picked off and then go from there. but there is a danger for democrats in overreading it even if they win in the sense that this is a seat that sort of is taylormade for them in terms of the demographics to pick off an otherwise republican district. republicans have

scotland are in fourth place and their captain scott brown picked up an early booking.skipper harry kane has had their best chance — but blazed over from eight yards out. commentary continues on 5 live and bbc sport website also in action today are northern ireland — they are in azerbaijan. that game kicked off half a hour ago. michael o'neill‘s side are second in group c, five points behind germany. it is still 0—0. the home side having the best chance of that game so having the best chance of that game so far. 15 minutes left in the first half to go. england's batsmen have recovered well in their run chase in their final champions trophy group match against australia. eoin morgan's men are already through to the semi finals but if australia lose they will be out of the tournament and bangadesh will go through. england restricted australia to 277 in their innings, thanks in part to this stunning piece of fielding from jason roy. if his foot touched the boundary while the ball was in his hand here it would've been a six, but he managed tojuggle it up in the air to take

scott. >> jerry brown's term is up next year. why are you the best person to do it? >> i have a proven track record, i have a brass backbone, and i have an understanding of what california needs to move ahead. >> when you say a steel backbone, what do you need that for? >> you need to be able to look people in the eye and say, we need to put children first, children and education are supposed to be come first. it's in the state constitution. it's not happening. >> where are we falling short? >> we've dropped down to 50th in the nation. to be number one in the nation for prison expenditure and 41st per pupil, that's just wrong. >> are you saying the governor doesn't make children and schools the priority, and the legislature, which is controlled totally by democrats? >> i think both the governor and the legislature need to focus more on education. i appreciate the frugal nature of jerry brown. he's done a fine job of balancing the budget. but now it's time to get our values straight and put children first again. only 3% of the state budget went to child development. 2

it couldn't be changed because in my friend's state, senator kinsey passed away, was replaced by scott brown. they couldn't allow a single word to be changed so we had no amendment capability and then they chased it with reconciliation to try to clear up the mess. that's the law we have today, and it is crashing around the country when it comes to the individual insurance market. you have five states that may be down to one on no options, multiple counties, premiums have not gone down $2,500 bucks, they've gone up. the cbo scores have consistently been wrong based on the principle or power they put on the individual mandate that is going to force people to buy insurance. they've been off two-to-one in their estimates in 2016, in their estimates in 2017, i mean they get it wrong. they've got a tough job but their numbers are off. we're trying to rescue that market so people have access to affordable shoornls. by the way, if you're not in a subsidized month, i know a woman the other month 600 a month in premium and 6,000 in deductible. you have a group of people suffering today so we're trying

our caller from massachusetts, senate this afternoon, voting on the nomination of scott brown, former senator to be ambassador to new zealand. that's a thing moving the afternoon along for the u.s. senate and senators now on the intelligence committee, closed door briefing, they will have that vote on the senate floor in just a bit. the house is in session today, as well, taking up a major piece of repeal legislation looking to repeal or change large portions of the dodd/frank financial regulations law of 2011. speaker ryan in the daily briefing today was asked about the intelligence committee that was happening as he was speaking. here's some of what he had to say. >> first, i think people now realize why the president is so frustrated. when the fbi director tells him on three different occasions he's not under investigation, yet the speculation swirls around the political system that he is. that's frustrating. of course the president's frustrated. i think the american people now know why he was so frustrated because the speculation allowed to swirl when he was told by the fbi direct

it was replaced by scott brown. they couldn't allow a single word to be changed and we had no amendment capability and then they changed then in reconciliation to clear up the mess. and that's the law we have today and it's crashing around the country when it comes to individual insurance markets. you havefive states that maybe down to one or no options . local counties, premiums have not gone down $2500, they gone up and the cbo score has consistently been wrong on input on how they put on the individual mandate and it's going to force people to buy insurance. they've been off to do one in their estimates in 2016, and their estimates in 2017. they get it wrong, they've got a great job but their numbers are off, we're trying torescue that market . by the way, if you're not in that subsidized pool, i had a woman who had $16,000 in deductibles, that's hardly insurance . you got a whole group of people out there that are suffering today, we are trying to fix that market so it works in the future and people can get acce

when scott brown won in 2010, he won a special election. republicans told a national story of anti-obama momentum as a result of that health care bill. expect the side to tell a national story about the president or acceptance of his penchant for disrupting business as usual in washington. >> republicans need to hold this seat. this is a republican district, though president trump barely won in particular district. on the other hand, democrats can't keep saying, we came closer than anyone expected. they need to get some real victories if they're going to try to have a threat of taking the house back. >> they do. but you have to look at the places where they've come up short. so far, they've closed, i think, with 20 points in kansas. came closer than they've ever come this is a very red state. even though it's a swing district, it would be a symbolic victory for democrats if they can pick off a congressional district in georgia. >> nicolle wallace. thank you very much. >>> also this morning, new controversy over the republicans' push to over

because they don't -- unlike president obama -- he had 60 votes for a blink of an eye until senator scott brown just amend it. so therefore they don't have a clean repeal and replace. where i think they have to explain to people what the health& human services what they can possibly work out in reconciliation after both the house and the senate get their plans to if they get to that moment. they have to get to that moment. ainsley: there are several republicans that are questioning it. but there are five that said they're definitely not supporting it. steve: at this point. ainsley: at this point. the president needs to convince three of them to change their minds. or mitch mcconnell does. brian: there's a lot of people, ainsley, that have said said either way. the number could be bigger. ainsley: uh-huh. steve: it looks like right now the "nos" could be as high as ten on the republican side. meanwhile, we had kellyanne conway on the program just about half an hour ago, and she was talking about it's all about medicaid. listen to this. >> medicaid continues to be defunded. medicaid over time wou

i remember when scott brown won in 2010 -- or 2009 in the heat of the obama care debate. disastrous outcomes tore democrats in midterm elections. we overread our mandate when we win, and we downplay them when we lose. both sides are guilty of doing it. it's undeniable that democrats will use this as the data point in the story we started the hour talking about. this presidency is in deep trouble, that the crisis is having a destabilizing impact among the kind of voters, independents and moderates, that typically in a district like this want to vote for a republican, but may feel like a check on a republican white house and a republican congress is a good thing for the country. i think it portends, you know, not just trouble for republicans, but a desire to have somebody that could subpoena the white house or just to have more checks and balances in our government. >> so trump won by only one point, but tom price won by 23 points. in that sense it would be a big flip if ossoff wins. >> he also didn't win a majority. ossoff is outperforming the majority by double digits. pr

ted kennedy had passed away, no republicans had won in congress there on the federal level and scott brown. overwhelmingly that was a real indication of what the democrats were doing was wrong. they thought they had the same thing here we've gone through four special elections, and every time the democrats come back after they leave and talk about how much they improved by the money they put in, and how they're getting so much closer this was the ideal campaign, and also the ideal candidate, and the ideal seat of what they said they needed to win a majority and they failed. >> i didn't mean to stir things up there >> not at all. >> i should have not kellyanne conway said she's laughing her ossoff. laughing her ossoff. pretty good line >> i'll let that stay right there. >> and we ask about scalise earlier. he tweeted, so -- >> he's doing better he's doing much better >> fantastic prayers are working. anyway, thank you. >> all right take care. >> we still have a big hour ahead on "squawk box." we've got about 45 minutes of that hour. anyway, i think it's at least on today -- >> an hour >> oh

scott bolden, and ron brown brownstein. presumably well will find out if there are tapes. you would think.wn brownstein. presumably well will find out if there are tapes. you would think. koenk c congress come compel the president to reveal them. >> there is one person who is definitely going to find out and that is robert mueller the special counsel. there is no question that if there are tapes, and we don't know that they exist iks he w, need them for his investigation and he can certainly subpoena them. >> but a lot of people think that there is probably not tapes. then is part of this thinking carefully legally when he is not -- when president trump is not answering this or is this just on the next episode stay tuned? >> the whole episode has been so unusual in the sense that it began as so many things do with a tweet. it goes back to the original tweet which some people have now interpreted as a threat to james comey and have argued that it is an attempt to tamper with a witness would i sby saying he h hope there are not tapes. that is where this all goes back to. eve

scott. >> reporter: very much, jessica, as you said. we heard from governor brown today. we heard from elon musk. let me show you this warehouse. this is inside the solar warehouse full of solar panels on their way to roofs here in silicon valley. they say the green tech economy has been very good tom

. >> brown: the new one is "testimony." scott turow, nice to talk to you.nks. >> jeff, it's good to talk to you, too. >> woodruff: on the newshour online right now: a new biography of prince charles reveals a side of the heir to the british throne that most haven't seen before. you can watch margaret warner's full interview with author sally bedell smith on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again right here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> supported by the rockefeller foundation. promoting the wellbeing of humanity around the world, by building resilience and inclusive economies. more at www.rockefellerfoundation.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning s

scott. >> reporter: very much, jessica, as you said. we heard from governor brown today. we heard from elon musk. let me show you this warehouse. this is inside the solar warehouse full of solar panels on their way to roofs here in silicon valley. they say the green tech economy has been very good to them and no matter what happens in paris, they will continue to grow and hire. the warehouse of san jose's solar is busy no matter what's happening in washington. >> it's an exciting time in solar. >> reporter: from solar panels to electric cars, green tech is growing fast here in silicon valley. one of the reasons so many tech companies want the u.s. to remain part of the paris climate agreement. >> there is a reason that 140 plus countries signed the paris accord. they know, as we should, that it's good for our economy and it's good for our environment, so it's good for both our lives and our livelihoods. >> reporter: in fact, tesla ceo elon musk told president trump via tweet, he'll leave presidential advisory panels if the u.s. backs out of the paris agreement. other comp

scott. there were constitutional scholars on both sides of brown versus board of education.n is are you going to be on the right side of politics or are you going to be on the right side of history? are you going to take up a righteous cause and take it to a righteous place? the president has committed an impeachable act. facts are indisputable. there may be some other evidence to corroborate, but the president confessed on national television at prime time. for those who would make excuses for the president, i would say this -- the president was smart enough to become president and he has to be smart enough to be president. we can't mack excuses for the most powerful man in the world, the president of the united states of america. and he is not above the law. >> now, sir, you received death threats after you called for trump's impeachment. when you saw the news about representative scalise this week, how did you feel? it had to hit pretty close to home to you. >> well, it did. and i'm very, very, very much concerned about him. and i'm also concerned about those other member

they know something. >> you think scott's not watching will >> scott's on the beach somewhere. >> back to you, mel. >> thank you, josh brown all right, dow and s&p are on pace to finish their best half to a year since 2013 let's bring in jonathan krinsky, chief market technician at mka partners great to have you with us. and specifically, i want to talk about what's been going on in just the past month or so. we've seen sort of a clear rotation going on that has really changed sort of the sector winners in the past month. defined rotation into banks. what are you seeing here in the chart? >> so, one of the arguments for much of the second quarter is that the market was very narrowly led in a handful of big cap tech stocks. what's happened since the early part of june, those tech stocks have sold off. we know about the weakness in f.a.n.g. and technology, broadly. but the s&p is flat since that time so how has that happened because we've seen money come out of the tech stocks and go into some of the more value sectors, financials and health care in particular are up about the same amount that technology is down. as long as

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brett brown hopes the sixers can do something for the first time in 2012, win on regular basis. .trip. >>> baseball is great game but many days, it can be cruel. that's what seattle manager scottserver said after today against the phils. cruel? bro you don't know worst team baseball and looking for their first road months. to the seattle we go, game tied in the fifth. roeople. shot to right center. the mariners taking a one-run 9th, phils tommy joseph. the furs first ronald mcdonald house is expanding and will more than double its occupancy. "eyewitness news" was at the ronald mcdonald house on chestnut street. on an 88 room addition to provide more families with a place to live while seeking medical care. the addition will have private protected rooms for immune suppressed patient. construction expected to be complete by early 2019. >>> big turn-out for the kyw women of achievement award. five women were nominated by the community they have made a positive impact. the keynote speaker was colleen bruno vice president of global communication of qvc. nicely done. lauren? . >>> humidity levels were so comfortable today, but unfortunately, all of that changes for the upcoming 4th

scott budman with the highlights. >> fun to watch here some of the post-ing from the parade we in a lot. a lot of people we got hammer e. 40 with coach brown. steph with the trophy. k.d. with the trophy. a lot of fans. how about this you may remember this the stage my favorite part is how both in glasses and trophy you see fans reflected from the street view. this is vicki wen's shot vicki getting steph curry socks. wrap it up eric from oakland let us repost-in thank you the confetti coming down on the crowd. feel free to tag us on twitter or insanity graham. janelle and raj back to you. >> keep tagging us we may show them on the air. >> i saw one of ricky henderson and barry bonds. >> baseball stars. >> back in a moment before we go a quick look on stage with draymond green. >> our marathon sports day -- continues tonight -- w/ the giants. this is a live look at coors fi . >>> okay not just the warriors. the mar -to-sports day continuing into tonight with the giants. s in a live look now at cures field in denver, colorado. the giants baseball right here on nbc bay area is giants and the rockies. first pitch is just a few minutes away. our

scott mcgrew, investigators said he wasn't paying atngs. >> he let the tesla doÑi the driving on auto-pilot. josh brownposted lots of videos of youtube of the auto pilot driving the car and fun to watch until we learned that he was killed when the tesla drove into the side of a truck in may of 2016. the ntsb ruled brown not paying attention, exonerating tesla. but investigators just opened the docket to the public. more than 500 pages. we can see what's inside, including new churs of the car after the accident. and more importantly, the raw data from the tesla sensors. see the output, the warnings sent to the dash board at least seven times that tesla alerting the driver his hands were not on the steering wheel. but he ignored them. tesla since made several changes to its auto pilot system. switching from a camera over to radar and more importantly if you ignore the warnings to touch the steering wheel, the car will now turn the auto pilot off. >>> dow 30 industrials and s&p 500 both closed at record highs on monday. the nasdaq did very well, reversing recent losses. apple had a day in a long time. now

so you've got jerry brown out in california working with his medicaid money, trying to come up with the most efficient way for californians, and scottwisconsin a totally different model. >> cutting the overall amount, won't be able to do as much and people will lose coverage. >> i don't know that governor walker has been doing that, but let me just say, we are not cutting money from medicaid. we are growing medicaid. >> but isn't it -- >> at a much more sustainable rate. >> and isn't is semantics end of the day? you're going to give it less money in terms of the now in regards to the rate adjustments? >> and if you measure -- chris, if you measure success in the amount of money you're sending to a program, you know, that's just -- one way to look at it, but that's not the way i look at it. i look at it in terms of having a program where 50 states can experiment with doing it more efficiently, cutting out waste and fraud and abuse, and making it work better for the people who need medicaid. i also like the fact that, frankly, in states like mine that didn't expand medicaid, thousands and thousands of people are going to have an oppor

brown? >> just following up on nvidia. i agree with everything said. >> thanks to you for being here. have a great weekend. >>> thanks, scott.e menu, why this is a bill murray "meatballs" it just doesn't matter market no matter what you throw at it. trump, comey, the uk elections, even north korea. stocks just keep heading higher. the real reason. bad news is still bad news, retail. we'll take the wraps off a new report. name names on a list of stores that might be in big trouble. and light fedex and domino's, we deliver. you've sent us your stock questions.

and halftime trader josh brown reaches his boiling point on a big name dow component "the halftime report" at noon eastern. we'll see new 15 >> all right scottk you very much let's get to the cme group check in with rick santelli and get the santelli exchange. rick >> i'm not talking about football players and models, i'm talking about models like the fed uses the economy before the crisis and the economy after the crisis, whether you look at the united states and looking at the eu, japan, china, they're different. it's very difficult to calibrate monetary policy, especially addressing a crisis when anything is on the table most things will be tried. but the issue isn't trying something. the issue is trying to try something else now if we look at post crisis, several things jump out at us. inflation atleast defined and looked for by the federal reserve isn't enough for them to really move into what they consider the 2% target i've had e-mails that bring up accounting this isn't something we talk about very much. but it goes right to the point of pricing pressure and inflation. consider a car and 2017 and consider a car in 2000 lots more feat