let's bring in elizabeth mcdonald, shah gilani, and scott martin.oesn't seem to matter to the markets what comey is going to say today or the worldwide publicity he's going to get. this market looks like it's poised to keep going up. shah gilani, what do you say? >> this is a testament to the market, strong earnings. initially, the upbeat attitude the market had to election of donald trump, it's faded a little, but it's held the gains and gotten higher. it's about earnings now. heaven forbid we get good news out of washington, something actually done in terms of infrastructure, in terms of taxes, it will go through the ro roof. stuart: go through the roof, i'll quote you on that. scott martin, comey notwithstanding, it seems like the market goes to go up. what say you? >> i think to shah's point, the market wants to see us move on from russia, move on from comey. the reality is so far, the preview that we've seen, it's helpful for the agenda, it's helpful for getting some stuff done that's put on hold. that's what the market wants to see is things f

scott martin, would you buy it at $163? >> i would. jeff sica is going to love that. you know, stuart, netflix is one of our new additions to the portfolio. you mentioned the creation of content, the spend in there as well as the reach. the leadership at netflix has talked about international growth more so europe and far east china. with netflix growing in the u.s. and overseas, the prospect for the company is looking good. i know they're getting big and valuable. i think that netflix is a takeov target later this year and we own it. stuart: and he likes it and ow it and you wouldn'touch it with a 10-foot pole? >> i was on the show when nobody wanted it and i said apple should buy it. netflix is a great company, the king of content and i think that reed hastings is an excellent, excellent ceo, they're doing a lot of things right, brilliant things, but you know what the valuations are up there, you've got to wait. stuart: we had general motors stock on the left-hand side of your screen moments ago. the stock is down because general mot

morning, we are going to fill the screen, ashley webster, elizabeth mcdonald, elizabeth peek, scott martinap scott, is this a new drop for the overall stock market? >> i don't think a new drop, stuart. i think this is a continuation of some of the selling pressure we saw last friday, an amazing day when you look at the volume and fervor going into some of the selling orders on friday afternoon. to me it's a repricing, a general pullback, i don't think it's the big contraction that everybody is looking for. you listed to scott shellady, i watch even when i am a-- i'm on. he walks about the weak hands, had the weak hands if you are, stay in the names. stuart: what say you, liz peek? >> i don't think so, basically investors still have no place else to go are the rates are moving up slightly, but the yields are incredibly low. survey, a lot of professionals think the market is overvalued. but the number two thing, that the european market is overvalued which is a shock. there's not a lot of opportunities for the growing market. it's all about the trump agenda. investors are looking at washingt

i'm wondering, scott martin, what this portend?s a talk of maybe more cooperation and maybe tomorrow night's baseball game will be example of that, could there be more talk of progress on other things, whatever your views on taxes and whatever views on some other i them, they can carve out some sort of a acceptable middle ground or progress on any of them? >> yeah, let's hope this stokes the comradery, neil, that you talked about previously here because the reality we need it. the economy needs it. the markets need it. there has been such a divide in d.c. since trump got in the white house, it almost feels like the house and senate want to go against him, because they want to go against him, not because the policies are necessarily bad. to have the incident with respect to the shooter, he went out with the mind-set of dividing the country and causing death and destruction, maybe this hassle very lining to it where it brings d.c. and the country together to realize we're in this together. we have to move forward. that starts with ec

scott martin, market watcher. on amazon thing if you don't mind indulging me here. be a game-changer for people up to now have been feeling skiddish buying at least clothes on amazon because such a pain in the neck to deal with that if they're the wrong size, et cetera. >> they must have been watching me at home, neil, because i can't tell you, i will never admit how many outfits i put on in the morning before i find that one just fits me perfectly and makes me look so good as i do now. so this is great. neil: for today, this is the one, that's it, this is it? >> maybe a little questionable, i do see myself now. i'm regretting my choice. but notwithstanding, amazon will use this, neil, to gather more information about you. what you like and what you don't like, so they can further their marketing drive and record more revenue and sales. i love it. neil: what do you make of the fact that uber separately now is looking at maybe upheaval in the boardroom. tracee carrasco has more. i want to go back to the impact of all of this. head of uber, the guy who founded the who

david: we have scott martin, an kevin kelly, recon capital cio. scott the market was up first when this came up. it was up because of insurers, it was way up because of fact there was a $50 billion bailout in the new senate bill. once that started to sink in, the rest of the market sundown. >> yeah, sure did. nice safety net out there wasn't it, david. another thing in the plan was no, no taxes on medical device providers at end of the year. that is another thing, etf, ihi, i-shares medical device index, that was rocketing higher. there are things growing on underneath the surface as a result of hype coming through on this bill being passed. as you get more into the details, melissa hit on it with representative jordan there, you're putting so much on states to get their acts together. david: i don't mind that as much, kevin. i kind of like the fact that states are going to be more accountable because further away people get from actual accountability, the more they obfuscate and get rid of things. they will have to account directly to the constitu

here is react scott martin, kingsview asset management, and fox newspapers contributor, kevin kelly recon capitol cio. scott, people thinking back to the late '90s, when we had the bubble burst. is this another redove that? >> i don't think, david. tech stocks continue to reprice. if you're long term investor, one, two, three years out, this is possible buying opportunity. tech stocks gotten pricier offer last few years. look at future growth a lot of companies have in front of them, googles, apples, microsofts, the trade in these names i can't think of better one when we traded dennis rodman for otto warmbier with north korea. david: kevin, future growth of these tech stocks depends on the future growth of the world economy. you have to have buyers out there who are willing to buy up all the stuff they have planned, all these tech companies have planned. today we have global stocks, we're down a full percentage point. there are signs, united states retail number was bad today. we had .3%. doesn't sound like much but going in the wrong direction. if the world economy is not stepping up to

scott martin, kingsview asset management, veronica daguerre, "wall street journal" and kevin kelly recon capital partners. good to see you all. first of all, kevin, we had a tremendous reaction as soon as it happened, the market ended the day above a historic record. i would say it's a very positive reaction to this news? >> positive reaction because this president isn't going to subjugate companies publicly-traded and listed here to own are russ restrictions from bureaucrats not even close to us that are going to benefit as the president alluded to in his speech. market says we'll take our carbon emissions and reduce them, we'll do it on our own terms. you can see that happening with even exxonmobil. so it is starting to happen in the marketplace. government shouldn't tell companies what to do. they have a terrible track record in the green space, socially responsible space. remember solyndra? market is rewarding it. david: we have breaking news. president trump announcing that u.s. will withdraw from paris climate agreement. we're joined now by treasury secretary steve mnuchin. secreta

scott martin, kingsview asset nagement, fox news contributor, along with kevin kelly from he recon capital. scott, i always look to the market, sometimes the market will overshoot on one side or the other but getting through all of the political arguments, you look at the numbers, and the market clearly did not think that there was anything impeachable what they heard today. >> no, it didn't, david. you're right to look at market, because the markets right or wrong, like them, dislike them, depending on your positioning are the ultimate dermer. the markets saw the necessary evil, necessary passing of comey distress. the administration and markets themselves hopefully focus on an agenda, remember i believe is somewhat baked in still to these market prices, tax reform, regulatory reform and possibly repatriation of all those dollars overseas sitting there waiting to be reinvested in the states. david: kevin, talk about overseas, we have the very important election. not so much, england is key to the world economy. because we have the choice between a moderate conservative, theresa may, and a

is with us on a thursday morning to cover the market action, ashley webster, john layfield and scott martinsenate leadership meeting behind closed doors on health care. no market impact yet, but if there is news that they're making real progress and they're going to get something done, scott martin, i think that could lift the market. what say you? >> definitely, stuart. we've had this months of lull period here where nothing has been done. in fact, i would argue that the opposition in the house and certainly the senate has only risen. so, seeing some progress on health care here, with the notion that the president and paul ryan and others worked with the senate to get something in there for everyone is a great sign for the next big steps for this country, which is tax reform which needs to happen by the end of the year. stuart: john, would you agree with this? my premise is, if we see real progress in the immediate future on health care, just getting something done, i don't care what is done, getting something done, that's a shot in the arm for the market. >> absolutely. i 100% agree with

and management chief investment officer scott martin. good to see you. >> good morning, maria.when they first heard the deal on friday, my instinct is they are taking over the world that it's pretty incredible. >> have a shot. amazon wants to control your grocery island. as a couple things going on with this deal. it's been rumored that came together at the last minute. supposedly working on this deal. this just begins the whole negotiation process with respect to the deal. his far as the pressure of those, the grocery business in the last several years, consumers were discerning. profit margins opened. while amazon due to the grocery aisle and how you shop for groceries would be interesting with respect to the big reach they have with amazon prime and things they are doing at the company. maria: they said wow, this is an incredible conversation. the grocery business is not such an easy business. this may not be so easy to take it over. the new process that other bits will come in. >> i can't see anyone coming in to bid against baseless and amazon. if you do good enough, he obv

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atmosphere that fog forms rapidly. 40s for many and 47 in santa clara, saratoga 47, san martin and gilroy at 46. look at scottsley and boulder creek, 43 and 42. that is a chill in the air and kicking on the furnace for some. mostly clear skies over this year with high clouds. this will be the warmest day of the week for many. today or tomorrow and after that significant changes on the way. we have a good stretch of moisture coming across the pacific. this is the gfs forecast model for the rainfall, through wednesday night good. fog coming back late wednesday night and look at this, expecting rain and maybe into saturday. not a lot but santa rosa quarter inch, ukiah almost an inch, impressive, measurable amounts. more rain possible been until late wednesday and more than likely will be thursday. it will probably move in around noon on thursday to the north installing thursday night. we have another piece of energy coming through on saturday which could produce high elevation snow in the sierra. that is still six days away but plenty going on. 60s, 70s, 80s with a few upper 80s near 90. ukiah, clearlake, antioch

scott. >> pelley: about 300 officers and crew on a ship of that class. david martint the pentagon. ouvid, thank you. the tweet from the president this morning was more of a squawk. he complained: major garrett is major garrett is at the white house. >> reporter: the president's tweet appeared to confirm a "washington post" report that special counsel robert mueller is investigating him for obstruction of justice. and it lashed out at deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, ido the president had praised just last month. >> he's highly respected, very good guy, very smart guy. >> reporter: rosenstein had moitten a memo critical of james comey's handling of the hillary clinton email server. the white house initially said that was the main reason for the f.b.i. director's dismissal. >> this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. >> reporter: but the president said the f.b.i.'s russia investigation was a key factor, and that he had been planning to fire comey before hearing from rosenstein. >> he made a recommendation, but regardless of recommendation, i w

martin kaymer and jordan spieth. masters champion, sergio garcia, goes with bubba watson and adam scott while 2011winner rory mcilroyith jason day, who was runner—up to both players making up the trio but what does the reigning champion think of the course? it isa it is a typical us open venue where you have to hit the fairway. you cannot really play in this rough. it gives us more cannot really play in this rough. it gives us more room cannot really play in this rough. it gives us more room here, which is nice. but, umm, with the weather conditions we have had over the past few days, the courses, you know, are going to be soft. we're going to play long. i like the golf course. i think it sets up really well for me. the british and irish lions play the fifth match of their tour of new zealand on saturday when they take on the maori all blacks in rotorua. warren gatland's squad has had a mixed start to the tour winning two and losing two and our sports correspondent katie gornall can bring us the latest. the lions arrived on wednesday evening ahead of their game against the all blacks on saturday. before that, they h

scott mcclain from cal fire, thanks. >>> meteorologist bill martin, always good advice when we talk aboutlike this, especially because we just got so much rain. >> right. >> things are different for people than typically. >> you've hit it on the head. it looks different. for five years we haven't seen high water like this. so the concern now is going to be -- i kind of grew up up in the butte creek canyon. we got used to swimming in the swimming holes and diving off certain rocks. when the water levels change, you kind of think, this is like it was last year, and a it's not. >> from the beauty standpoint, the merced river is roaring right now, and the waterfalls are something else. >> we're looking at as much rain, in yosemite's case, as much outflow as europeans have ever seen, because we're talking about in the northeast part of the state the most rain we've ever recorded, the most precipitation. so it is uncharted waters, if you will. so that advice should be heeded if you are traveling. frank brought up a good point, too, about water temperature. you don't last long in 48- degree wate

it happened on 59th street and martin luther king around 10:45 am . scott fox was above the scene . you can see smoke as crews worked to knock down the fire . firefighters say when they first arrived, flames were shooting out of the home . the home next door began catching fire as well . the crews were able to get it all under control . they are now investigating to determine the cause .>>> the weather changed didn't it mark ? >> lots of gray in the sky . clouds in advance of the rainmakers we had thursday . for portions of the bay area . outside there is lots of clouds . higher clouds and a solid dose of low overcast hanging out in seven cisco that will push locally back into the bay . we are talking about rainfall . on average, you can see the amount . not a lot . santa rosa .19 . san francisco .16 . oakland and san jose around a 10th of an inch . what is impressive, san francisco daily record was back in 1967 . june 2, 1967 . 1.34 inches . it will not be clear -- anywhere near that record . we will have jobs to talk about on the thursday forecast . look at the system moving into

. >> martin sass continued the interview without mentioning the comment. among those expressing outrage south carolina senator tim scott honestly, it was an ou folks use the language in such a flippant way. >> he later tweeted he wish he'd replied. why would you think it's okay to use that word. >> maher said the word was offensive, and i regret saying it and i'm very sorry. but he has a long history of controversial comments on everything from the islamic faith. >> the only religion that acts like the mofia that will [ bleep ] kill you if you say the wrong thing. >> to jokes on racial stereotypes. >> during black history month we all bought lobster with food stamps. >> one week after 9/11 he said this. >> staying in the airplane when it hits the building, say what you want about it, not cowardly. >> the show was canceled the following summer after the controversy led many advertisers to pull their spots. this show is on commercial-free hbo and isn'de could be determined by the show's viewers. >> there's no question that the first amendment gives us the right to free speech and the right to a free response. if i were a

martin kaymer and jordan spieth. masters champion sergio garcia goes with bubba watson and adam scott.e and jason day. but after all the criticism of the rough what does the defending champion make of the course? you have to hit the fairway is, you can't play in the rough. obviously no weather condition, it will be soft and you have to play long. i like the golf course, i think is that some very well for me. bangladesh and india are facing each other for a place in cricket‘s champions trophy final, where they'll play pakistan after their victory over england yesterday. bangladesh currently on 236 for seven against the holders. patrick gearey is at edgbaston. and patrick, bangladesh were going well until they lost some key wickets. indeed, it has been a game of the song moments. bangladesh took two early wickets. then we had a period ofa early wickets. then we had a period of a bangladeshi dominance. it looks a good pitch to bat on. it seemed that bangladesh were going to make a really good total, above 300 but things changed quickly. wicket after wicket fell, they could not get the run

scott pruitt and al gore. that's this morning here on nbc10 at 10:30. >>> i am first alert meteorologist, erika martin.are seeing mostly clear skies. the temperatures in philadelphia, 57 degrees, thanks to an area of high pressure and the winds are calm right now. nice start but chilly. so grab a jacket if you are headed outdoors right now. and chestnut hill at 50 for you. we have bustleton at 52, and park wood seeing the 50s. and jersey seeing lots of 40s and some 50s. 47 for hollow. we have millville at 47, and clayton at 49. and i tried to mention everybody. hopeful township, 47. the hour by hour forecast picks up on mostly clear conditions, that's what you are seeing, and we push this through and you see clouds moving in from the northwest to southeast. here we start to see a line of showers moving across our area and the delaware valley. this is why i do have thunderstorms in the forecast, and you will see that on the 10-day forecast, and we will watch that for you very closely tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, we will be timing that out for you. neighborhoods for today and into tomorrow, r

martin calls it the finest aircraft they have ever built. just imagine what it's like to be at the controls. fox's jon scott didn't have to. rare opportunity to fly an f-35 simulator and he takes us along for the ride. >> afghanistan, iraq, syria, the middle east in crisis, flashpoints around the globe. the u.s. military at war for almost 16 years. now a state of the art warplane could help u.s. forces decisively win these and future conflicts. the f-35 stealth fighter. >> we've got over 70,000 flight hours on the f-35 a model right now. we've even got f-35s deployed today in the u.k. to reassure our allies as well as everybody in the world that the f-35 is here and it is here to stay. >> the world can be a dangerous place. >> it is a very dangerous place. that's why we need an airplane like this. >> but the f-35 doesn't come cheap. the pentagon recently announced it will spend nearly 8.5 billion dollars for 90 of these single engine stealth jets that can take on competitors in the air as well as targetses on the ground. -- targets on the ground. >> you know it's been criticized for the expense, the cost. >> it surely has.