phil seymour there. you feel for coming in so early this morning. phil seymourthere.ague theo leggett has put on about ethiopian airlines and what they are saying about 737 max‘s fatal disaster. that's on twitter and phil will be there at the paris air show. let's talk about carlos ghosn's legal battle because his wife told the bbc that the former nissan chairman's arrest was "a conspiracy". the japanese carmaker disputes the claim, arguing that there was substantial evidence against him. carole ghosn told michelle fleury in new york, she is appealing to president trump to apply pressure when he goes to japan for the upcoming g20 summit. the world leaders are going to be meeting at the g20 at the end of the month. i'd like president trump to speak to prime minister shinzo abe about fair conditions, fair trial conditions and to let me speak to my husband. and also to respect the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. when was the last time you saw your husband? i saw my husband when he got arrested on aprilfour, when the prosecutors stormed into the apartment at

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tim seymour, steve grasso, dan nathan and guy adami chewy is the latest ipo to go parabolic on the first day of trading and is it a bad sign for the stock? we'll explain and facebook going full crypto called libra next week with a number of big backers. we've got all of the details and we start out with what could be a make or break movie for the rally and the final two and a half trading days and we only do this because you guys hate this song >> name the band >> four days, with the 20% rate cut in june and nearly a 19% in july, as jerome powell pushes for him to cut rates and disappointing data from china and the ten-year lows and is this the perfect recipe for a rate cut what does that mean for the market guy, welcome back. >> thanks, mel it's great to be back. >> you survived the dominican republic >> of all of the crazy places to go, with that said, obscuring the dominican republic in my opinion is the fact that president trump saying they should cut rates and to me it's madness at the highest level i still think the market is pricing in way too dovish the fed and it can only disapp

the management team has done a poor job of addressing the balance sheet in my view >> tim seymour, thankme for your morning rbi. while we usually like toepd the sh to end the show on a positive note, today we're going super negative we've been raising the flag on countries with negative debt germany, france, sweden, switzerland, all negative. the total value of negative debt around the world, 12$12.5 trillion that's your number of the day. random but interesting dow futures up 242 oil is up. big day for "squawk box. they're next see you tomorrow >>> futures sharply higher and yields are falling to multi-year lows after jay powell left the door open for future interest rate cuts. >>> breaking news. iran shot down a u.s. military drone overnight, and crude prices are spiking >>> and it's public debut day for slack. we'll bring you an interview with the company's ceo before the stock's first trade on wall street it's thursday, june 20, 2019 andrew has that nice shot again right near the new york stock exchange "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from new york where business never slee

horatio seymour i would say. i think copperheads insisted that they were loyal to the country, and i think they were. i think they just had a very different vision from what the republicans did. this was a political argument. the problem is it was taking place in the context of the most severe existential crisis ever to confront this country, and the copperheads never acknowledged how threatening the war was, and what implications would be if the union cause failed. >> overall, what kind of grade would you give the lincoln administration on civil liberties during the civil war? that is not an easy one. >> no, but lucky for you it is one i have already taken a position on. i have thet advantage of hindsight. had i been alive at the time, i may have been concerned about what the lincoln administration was doing. but lincoln said it was only for the war, for the duration of the war, and that is in fact what happened. all of this stuff around the war was dismantled as soon as the war was over, including the army , bu

time to vote, are you buying pete's big pitch on biogen, tim seymour?> i'm afraid that pete, you know, i have to be consistent with what i said i think the company is very cheap. but i'm probably a seller here, i think the sector is probably sideways at best. >> rebecca patterson >> i'm not allowed to talk about single stocks because of my position at my firm. however, i would like to give pete props because -- >> great delivery. >> buyer of pete. >> appreciate it, rebecca. you're the best. >> i'm -- i have trouble with the english language so i struggled for a while. but i finally -- >> fracas. >> it is not -- it is too cheap is what it says, which means it is a vote for pete we said this for a while, traded down to 225. alzheimer's is the holy grail. nobody is close. biogen has other things going on it is a cheap valuation historically it has rallied good pitch, pedro. >> now down to 7-7, if prices stay the same, single digit valuations, nice vote for pete's sake guy, rebecca, tim, thank you very much. >>> the desk has spoken. now it is your turn. go

for international security thanks for being here and i see you again the last we spoke about that seymour said. isn't it now i missed that if i vets yesterday on the eve of a major religious holiday i guess the question i want to find out is at the generals in control of their own forces yes i think they are and i think specifically the general who is commanding the r.s. f. the rep and support forces those who committed most of the atrocities yesterday he did command them to do that so he is in control and he wanted this to happen now that is interesting isn't it because you would assume that the way the sides and was going for an international community was you know supporting whatever was going on and then this what's the strategy there good question i think the general the vice president of the. of the military council transitional military council he announced on friday that he will not do with the with the protesters any mari considers them disruptive elements and that he feels like those negotiating on the civilian side one to construct a government that he is not happy with so he a

number of the 17 but it may pull out without condoms me and the thing about getting a little mark seymour by russell is 300 good you know you learn them because he's got. to be the sauna in the us i'm willing that attack. most of it was the. use of my photo. to see. what the focus of the fellow was it always. was a boy from here. i say but i settled that fast. and if a siren went off you need it meanwhile and i don't like that he added. he didn't comment on it yet i can see that but i'm asiri. it now on my video that on the ceiling. that it is ok ron. the only fact that when i. say mean so she and all the haunting went up this way that included cool goodbye mr. if you look at my cattle for me. if they try to stay too long be a seal thing or a big cat i can send it to me and they are here. i thought. what's that all i seem to want but you must go one of us i'm young but if i get over the sea from the company on the floor it's a. little more to me oh well let me come in and i looked at the 2nd ball you know was half ago on that it. didn't matter to them i get that i had a little place to do

michael seymour, jr. fell onto the tracks last year. the operator of the oncoming train saw seymour but didn't slow down in time to avoid hitting him. he had a leg amputated and may lose the other. >>> new details about san francisco sales 4 transit center. it's safe to reopen. according to chronicle an independent panel stay structure is sound following repairs. it could, though, take another four w for reopen. the transbay powers authority will set an opening date. they were opened six weeks before it was discovered. >>> properties at the corner of union street and cadell place in the north beach neighborhood has been home to several lbgt restaurants including the paper doll. the first restaurant catering to the gay community. >>> new this morning. >>> palo alto passed a measure to ban the use of utensils. produce and meat bags if press tory stores will be banned in july of next year. palo alto will eventually require restaurants to cardinal people for non-reusable containers and food ware for takeout. >>> vandals smash windows and do

. >> across the street from the stonewall, unnoticed in christopher park, undercover nypd cops seymourd charles smythe of the public morals division were staking out the bar. >> pine and charles smythe were charged with enforcing censorship, pornography, and closing legal bars. >> the detectives leading the team closed in on the stonewall. >> smythe and pine, along with police agents, knocked on the bar saying, we're here, open the door, we're the police. lights were turned on, the jukebox was unplugged. there was anger. there was also terror because people were afraid they would be arrested. >> as the police began rounding up patrons inside the bar, a crowd gathered outside. >> walking up christopher street, and i see this police car in front of the stonewall. i think, well, what's going on? >> this guy came running down the street screaming that the police are raiding the stonewall, the police are raiding the stonewall, get to cher tan square! >> i was walking from my loft, and right there, 50, 60, maybe 100 people. >> the mood was sort of like defiant and jubilant and gay. >> it was

i don't see those things happening. >> tim seymour, thank you.>> brian, thanks. >>> time for your morning rbi. today's point is around bitcoin. it's been strong, but do you know how strong? five months ago bitcoin was around 3,300 three months later it started to take off doubling by may 11th 40 day s from there doubling again. if the dow had done what bitcoin had done in the last five months, the dow would be at 100,000. random but interesting "squawk box" is next see you monday >>> good morning the countdown is on to president trump's big meeting with president xi we'll take you live to osaka for the latest news from the g20 summit >>> big news on apple. legendary chief design officer jony ive is leaving the company after more than 20 years we have the reaction from apple and we'll tell you what it means for future apple products. >>> and big bank stocks are on the move the fed giving financials the all-clear to raise dividends and buyback shares with one exception. it's friday, june 28, 2019 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from new yor

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asset management and tim seymour from seymour asset management. tim is a cnbc contributor and a fast money trader. tim and tom, great to have you both i'll start off with you. basically, it's a chart of what the markets expect and what actually happens with rate cuts and rate moves, back to 2008 and seems like almost every single time the market had it wrong is the market going to get it wrong this time because it seems like if it does, that historical pattern, there could be major disappointment and volatility. tom? >> everybody talking about the fed put but you have a bond market put to the extent the 10 year at 2-1 and the market looks pretty attractive. and does believe that the fed is in the dovish stance and to the extent that dovish stance gets removed from economic strength or some kind of positive around tariffs but i think that's where investors really have comfort from the fed >> and the markets are pricing up a decent chance and ran the numbers, if fed cuts between now and the end of july would be the shortest time frame between two mo

your traders are tim seymour, karen finerman and dan nathan. broadcom sinking after moments ago and that conference call is kicking off right now and we'll have the latest we start off with oil crude jumpsing as two oels are oil tankers were attacked and hadley gamble is on this developing story. >> what we have seen over the last several hours is the intensifying of the rhetoric on both sides of this issue u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo coming out and attacking tehran saying they are responsible for what happened to these two tankers off the coast of the uae, off the coast of iran right in the middle of that gulf of oman earlier today this is the story, of course, that we have been tracking since around 6:00 a.m. local time and it is after 1:00 a.m. in the persian gulf and let's listen in to what mr. pompeo had to say. >> taken as a whole, these unprovoked attacks present a clear threat to international peace and security, a blatant assault on the freedom of navigation and an unacceptable campaign of escalating tension by iran. >>> the se

i'm melissa lee, tonight's traders, tim seymour, brian kelly and steve grasso on the big show tonight the last beyond meat bull just backed down she'll be here to explain what has her waving the white flag, plus stocks sitting below record highs and one top strategist says there's a new trump trade and she'll tell us what it is and why it's your best summer bet and we'll start with the facebook fallout, stepping back into a bear market after a report says there are e-mail showing mark zuckerberg knew about the company's privacy problems and this as the house judiciary committee on fake tech moves forward. is there more pain ahead of facebook and in turn, the market rallied. tim? first, just talk about facebook it's the function of big tech and it's a very big way and they're holding and there's a scarcity value in social media, despite of all facebook's troubles in the last two years it's a stock that a lot of people feel very comfortable owning because the valuation is hardly demanding, but that to me is part of the reason why facebook's valuation is hardly demanding because people d

. >> my name is seymour pine.1968, i was assigned a step to inspector in charge of public morals in the first division of the police department which covered the greenwich village area. it was the duty of public morals to enforce all laws concerning vice and game with, inclcluding prostitution, narcotics, and laws and regulations concerning homosexuality. the part of the penal code which applied to drag queens was 4.tion 240.35, section being masked or in any manner of disguise by unusual or a natural ,ttire or facial alteration loiters, remains, or congregate in a public place -- >> at that time we lived near the hotel. we would sit around, just try to figure out when this harassment would come to an end. we would always dream that one day it would come to an end. -- we prayed and we looked we wanted d to be humaman being. evening, june 27, 19, about 11:45, eight officers from nenew york city''s publblic morals squad d loaded o four unmarked police cars and headed to the stonewall inn here at 7th avenue and chris

them in number of the 17 but it may well i would out on them see only in the bow in the middle mark seymour i must. say the hunger games you know you learn them because he's got. to be them but those have been sauna in the past i'm waiting. for most of it so that. gives him a bit of the. ability. to put some of the people who said look. it's a boy for them. i say but i'm settled at best. and if they think of giving it me i will not give my body i. didn't comment on. that but. i said. in my video on the ceiling. that it is ok ron. only when i. say mean so she and all the hunching went up this and that included. goodbye mr. to be ok my cattle for me. if they're trying to be a c.e.o. thing look at the data i can send it to me and they are here. are you also. what i don't i single one for you must go home one of us i'm young but if i get over the scene from the company on the phone it's a. little annoyed me i let me come in and i looked at the sec football league with no one else happened on that it. didn't matter to them i get that i had a little closer to. getting me to get. the fuck up but.

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couples for the most important day of their lives this time our reporter heads to sicily to met up with seymour and. we'll find out why they decided against a church wedding and celebrate with them at various locations the day starts of a bit different than planned. dark clouds cast a shadow over what should be the happiest day in a person's life. heavy rain puts paid to the dream of an open our wedding. just a few days previously the skies had looked so different. wedding couple simona low contrary and gaetano was a mood with your romance reporter andrea escorted off the coast of sicily. i was really surprised when i heard that you decided not to marry in church what were your parents for example saying about that. my parents are catholic but they've always given me the choice. i could become a satanist and my father still wouldn't say anything about my children christ the couple live in the town of back area near the syrian capital palermo preparations for the wedding a while underway the couple's dog selma has a big role to play at the wedding she is to be the official ring bearer and needs

.>> reporter: seymour sharks on the coast than ever before.>>> their food sources come back. a lot more marine mammals now.>> reporter: although we see more encounters and even attacks sciences still believe they are accidents.>>> we don't know why sharks occasionally by people. it is super rare.>> reporter: using robots and drones to truck that sharks and beaks from beach to beach hoping to find a pattern. in the meantime the sciences want us to be alert aware and educated abouth carnorous that think >> reporter: if you're in the ocean and you see a shark expert say the best thing to do is make eye contact. you want to make sure that shark sees you. as they are predators if they know you see them they will most likely get bored and swim away. of course obviously you want to swim in the opposite direction. >>> a strong debut on wall street for chewing. the online seller of food and toys for pets. shares in chewy close nearly 60% above the ipo price on the new york stock exchange. the company $1 billion. investors have been eager to buy the onset online sales keep growing. it

we will talk now to billy seymour, a former southampton youth player...st an interview with another of bob higgins‘s victims. i was tired, just sort of lay your head in my lap. i watched that and had a quiet spell in my house. went upstairs and saw my son. at that point, i knew that once again i was willing to go through all the hurt, stress, anger, to come forward and speak out again and hopefully this time round, something could be done. in 2016, the player went to the police for a second time and was interviewed for seven hours. he was later told he would be treated as a victim in a new case against the coach. then as part of the investigation, police searched bob higgins‘s home. in his attic they found paperwork with the player's name on it. back in 1991, bob higgins was arrested and went to court on child abuse charges. back then he was acquitted of one offence, the prosecution entered no evidence on the other five. i never spent a day in court... the legal principle of double jeopardy stops anyone going on trial twice for the same crime. the player

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seymour that into wednesday and thursday we'll see more significant cooling probably into the first day of summer which is friday. then after that i think we have a big cooling trend in fact look at the storm system dropping another gulf of alaska, not gonna bring us any rain but will bring some much cooler temperatures as we begin the first full week of summer temperature about 60 several high in san francisco tomorrow, 6, 7, also a pacific we'll see some sunshine and some fog there that we really start to heat up inside the bay almost 80's in burlingame 82 in san carlos 80's some low 90's into the south bay by tomorrow afternoon. but on some hot weather. well inland again you're back in the 90's in dublin in pleasanton livermo to be on the toasty side 91 degrees in danville about 91 in concord 75 in oakland about 80 degrees. in the napa valley back along the coastline, you find a couple of patches of fog some pleasant weather. those 65 degrees that's a beach 81 in the bottle and the next couple days will cool you down a little bit on wednesday. much cooler on thursday and friday with

the french writer i'll bet seymour now described the scene in paris. in the crowd young factory workers in fashion or with dressed ladies hugged and kissed each other. to greet him powers of europe were falling apart. the war that had killed millions prompted new demands for independence. in april 916 irish republicans in dublin launched an insurrection against british rule. but the uprising was poorly organized and was put down quickly by british troops once again the union jack flew over the irish capital. the austria hungary an empire a truly multinational state had ceased to exist by early november 918. the empire is larger ethnic minorities including czechs slovaks pro at some slovenes demanded independence and hope that america would help them achieve it. us president woodrow wilson sought to create a jury of peace as part of this effort wilson announced that from now on the peoples of europe should be governed only by their own consent i described self-determination as an imperative principle of action. empires collapse i i people rose up in rev

-day the largest seymour invasion in history in 1904 was the beginning of the end of world war 2 in sudan the death toll from monday's violent crackdown on protesters demanding a return to civilian rule has now risen to more than $100.00 that's after 40 bodies were pulled from the nile river in the capital khartoum. you're watching news from berlin after a short break i'll be back to take you through today for the rest of the. there's a shot. many i think sells away super secretive then you'll hear the jingling of coins and super rich were definitely around 20000000000 more or less. how do germany's wealthiest people live why do they keep such a low profile we have a snoop around to catch a glimpse. of the top of the world the description of a super very much starts june 10th to dublin. come to the new euro max you tube channel. the gold mine of stories. with exclusive insights. the must see concerning parts and culture to ensure a. place to be for curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so for subscribers and don't miss out on. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. the

site, overlooking new york's times square, i'm tyler mathisen in for melissa lee traders are tim seymour, carter worth, steve grasso and guy adami. i'm calling this the xi 20. >> oh. >> i love it. >> the xi 20. >> love it. >> but the chart master says there's trouble brewing and ubs slicing its market tesla for the third time on the year stocks closing out the best first half of the year in two decades. the s&p up an impressive 17% tech, far and away the best performing sector, up 26%. health care, the worst, up just 7%, trailing the broader market. with trade talks john going and fed cut hope still high, do you stick with what is working guy adami? >> first of all, tyler, tyler matheson. >> it is special. >> he's legend. >> as special as new year's eve. >> it was new year's eve, the last day of trading for the year this is the last day of trading for the quarter. they call me the closer! >> you're doing a great job. >> the closer! >> the ramp up late in the s&p 500. i know steve has been on back of this market is going to rally, and the market has been rallying i don't trust it but i ha

doing with regards to iran has been on a covert level we've seen a report in a new yorker by seymour hersh that a u.s. source told him that u.s. marines who are operating in the blue key missouri and kurdish regions of iran have you ever heard of that report i've never heard of the report i've never read the article nor do i intend to do you have any. christe as to whether or not as the us ambassador i don't have any interest as to whether or not u.s. marines are actually operating in iran right now and i said i had not heard of the report and i didn't intend to read the article in the new yorker if i gave you this article right now walked it over would you look at it i don't think so honestly congressman because i don't i don't have time to read much fiction. we have teams inside iran and these include joint special operation forces mostly commando unit it has been given executive authority by the president as many as 12 countries to go in and kill we're talking about high value targets. they're operating now and they go into a countries outside of the war zone outside of afghanista

it has been bombed and set on fire, seymour and revolution, but never before has the reichstag been wrappedmself is paying for the project, help essentially by sales of his sketches and other work. the reichstag cost us $12 million in 1995. probably today it is about $25 million or $20 million. this project, we need to build an entire structure of engineers, lawyers, services. very much like welding a highway or a bridge or airport. it was wrapped by nearly 100 rock climbers, they came down and they started this 100,000 square metres of fabric in one week. jeanne—claude and myself, we are both together artists. and this is why i missed so muchjeanne—claude today. we were partners, we lived together, we fought together, it is like an adventure that you cannot repeat it. this novel treatment is, as they say, in the classic tradition of art. reichstag was the victorian building with the love of ornaments, decoration, suddenly it was changed, lake eyre sketch, what is essential of the heights, the width, the forms, they are all hidden by this fragile material that moves with the wind, is in con

and the president of france is calling for global unit seymour praising multilateral organizations such as nato and the e.u. emanuel mike ross to be speaking at ceremonies to commemorates the 75th anniversary of the d.-day landings on the beaches of normandy. now russia's president is warning the treaty with the u.s. on limiting the number of nuclear weapons is at risk of breaking down speaking as an economic forum and petersburg that's a person accuse the americans of backtracking on the start treaty he also warned the u.s. against military intervention in venezuela mistresses cars and. we have said a 100 times that we are ready for talks on extending the new start nuclear arms reduction treaty but no one is holding any talks with us in the goetia process hasn't been arranged all and then 2021 will be over should we draw your attention to the fact that we will no longer be any instruments limiting the arms race will step in the has all the latest forms in petersburg. president putin has used this forum here in st petersburg to lash out again against the united states and the breakdown

i'm dale seymour from the tenderloin. i've been here 35 years. i've have two businesses that total about 15 years. so i'm familiar with the tlcbd. you know, they're just a tailly organization. daily organization. the good thing, these folks are tenderloin residents. so we get to see our neighbors at work. we get to see our neighbors making money. because of a grant that i got from the tlcg about ten years ago, i was able to get my organization start and now we employ five people from the community. so there are a lot of things he didn't present in his recommendatiohispresentation. the people are friendly and it's just a way of life. tenderloin could be worse without this organization and i think the tlcbd is the model for all in the city. it was one of the first and the most challenging neighborhood in the city and because of them, that neighborhood is n nowhere s challenging. so i implore you to support this assessment. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is steven genes for st. passage. if it wasn't for t

that will mark seymour by muscle so the hunger games you know you learn them because he's got. to be them but those have been sauna in the past i'm waiting. for most of that. is of my. ability. but because of what was said not only. was it the way for them. i say but i settled that fast. and if they start thinking of giving it me i will not give my body i. didn't comment on. that but. i said. in my video on them. that it is ok ron. only when i. say mean so she and all the hunching went up this and that included. goodbye mr. if you look at my title for me it is day to day to be a c.e.o. thing look at the data i came to me and they are here. are your thoughts. what they don't i seem to wonder you must go over one of us and me off but if i get over the sink on the internet on the phone it's a. little more to me i learned coming in at that hour looking at the 2nd ball you know was half an hour on that it. didn't matter to them all i can get that i had a little closer to. having me get. the fuck up but. oh. oh. oh oh oh oh. oh. oh oh yes again i want to much and come around yes you

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at a time of extensive investigation into police corruption in new york city, seymour pine, who had a wastation to be honest, transferred against his objections to be the head of the public morals squad. he was summoned by his captain and order to put the stonewall out of business because of its connection with the mafia operation. after routine raids on the a raidll, pine organized , 1969,morning of june 28 book to the real reason for the raid was not made public. local sixth precinct informed the club, so for this larger raid, he did not inform the sixth precinct, which was supposed to assist when it was under way. when it began, almost everything went wrong from the beginning from the police perspective. pine, who was used to rating early when there were few occupants, this time ran into an unusual degree of resistance. also, the sixth precinct did not respond to calls for help when the crowd got out of control. the crowd that gathered in the street outside the stonewall was made up of club customers and passersby. initially the reaction of the crowd went back and forth between exp

tim seymour, brian kelly, guy adami. one top strategist says there's too many bears on wall street, but that could be a good thing she'll explain. >>> plus, the man who called the semisurge is back, and he says a number of beaten down dow stocks could be the next to break out we start with the semishocker, the chip maker surging more than 3% after demand for the second half of the year is improving. that's all investors needed to hear today check out the moves. micron, best day in three years. amd, all soaring, are they giving the market an all clear sign, guy? >> welcome back, scott. >> thank you, guy. >> we missed you last time we had brian we have you back. >> what would the show be like without that greeting. >> i don't think it gives the market the all clear the micron numbers were better than the street was anticipating b on revenue, steve knows this, 64% of the company's revenue down 45% year over year. so you're saying how does the stock rally off of that because this time last year, it was a $62 stock. it become

doing with regards to iran has been on a covert level we've seen a report in a new yorker by seymour hersh that a u.s. source told him that u.s. marines who are operating in the blue key missouri and kurdish regions of iran have you ever heard of that report i've never heard of the report i've never read the article nor do i intend to have any. 1st as to whether or not as the u.s. ambassador i don't have any interest as to whether or not u.s. marines are actually operating in iran right now and i said i had not heard of the report and i didn't intend to read the article in the new yorker if i gave you this article right now walked it over would you look at it i don't think so honestly congressman because i don't i don't have time to read much fiction. we have teams inside iran and these include joint special operation forces most elite commando unit it has been given executive authority by the president as many as 12 countries to go in and kill we're talking about high value targets. they're operating now and they go into a countries outside of the war zone outside of afghanistan and

more packages than especially like larger packages it says that it is seymour oversized in heavy items with online shopping such as televisions. furniture rugs mattresses and auto parts. >>is a guy and page. all right there. it might take. >>in the case says she's not can look at that thing mouth open breaking into a home with one woman did after seeing this in her kitchen and wait until you hear how the gator got inside. this 90's is robbed an inrehe surveillance video that helped police find. >>but first we show you this video last night of what seemed to be kids being in. >>urged to fight on school grounds. now the teachers are speaking out about why they support what's happening in this video. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>now to a story we first brought you last night cell phone video here shot by a concerned parent you see kids boxing punching one another on the concrete playground at a middle school in richmond and now the pair says he's worried about h