>> hollywood was in need of a shakeup. >> god bless you. >> a show that appealed to trump's america. what was abc thinking reviving "roseanne"? >> media expert, bill carter. >> that was a watershed moment, not just people that voted, but anyone in the industry. "roseanne" was a logical place in the turn. >> logical because the original "roseanne" ran for a decade. >> a waterbed. >> and was a hit. >> this is as close to a pool as we'll ever get. >> it was a point of view of not just blue collar people but struggling people. >> come on. tell us about the guy. >> people who are really going day-to-day and having real serious problems. >> all right. her name is marla. i'm seeing a woman. >> and they tackle them head-on. >> did you do it? >> she connected to this audience. they really connected to her.

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fiat chrysler, there has been an executive shakeup, one that came suddenly.anley, head of the jeep division has been thrust into the limelight. he has been named ceo after sergio march he only step down due to ill health. manley is taking the wheel days before the company publishes results. earned the ted company into a global player over the course of a decade. manley has big shoes to fill and will be facing challenges in the years ahead. in particular, the rise of electric cars. more pursuits, canada is set to legalize cannabis in october. >> it is only the second country. entrepreneurs are racing to get a bite of what could become a multimillion dollar industry. there is a lot to take advantage of, from honeys and cocktails. we could be seeing the first cannabis brewery. >> i can only imagine. thank you very m much for our business roundup. it is time for our press review. we are here for a look at the main stories in the papers. let's start with the chinese president and his african tour. >> it began with senegal on the weekend. he met with the senegalese

. >>> the 28-year-old congressional candidate who created a democratic shakeup in new yoast month is stopping by the bay area. >> reporter: she's looking at herself on television right now. how are you feeling? can you put it into words? >> democrat alexandria cortez will be at the assembly clubhouse and barrel rio. both events are soldout. >>> president trump is again threatening a government shutdown if lawmakers in his own party do not act soon on immigration. >> we have to change our laws and we do that through congress. so i would certainly be willing to close it down done. >> preside p wants funding for a boarder wall and rollbacks on the visa some repu congress worry a shutdown a month before the midterm elections would hurt their prospects for holding on to majorities in both houses. the president says he's willing to meet with iran's leaders any time, any place to talk about the country's nuclear program. the president said he believes talks is the way to solve the world's problems. this comes as the washington post reports u.s. spy agencies believe north korea is constructi

in the biggest shakeup to the blue badge parking scheme, permits in england will be made available toental health issues and conditions such as autism. now, thousands of emergency crews are tackling around 130 separate wildfires, all along the west coast of north america from canada down to new mexico. 40,000 people had to abandon their homes in the town of redding in northern california. james cook reports. the devastation wrought by the wildfire which roared into redding is becoming clear. survivors described an apocalyptic scene as they fled, with swirling tornadoes of flame. some feared they would not make it. homes were exploding, cars were exploding, i have a wife and kids, and i said, i had better facetime my wife, just in case. i didn't let her know why, i just wanted to see her face one more time. the inferno left hundreds of homes in ruins, and a boy, his sister and their great—grandmother are dead. two firefighters were killed too, one had been cutting vegetation with a bulldozer, 81 years old. and everyone here will tell you they've never seen anything like this. every sin

. >>> new this morning a shakeup in leadership they approve an agreement. he served in that position for six years. east bay times reports he was accused of sexual misconduct. they will post banners and offer information about you. this is on the left and dublin there on the right. the enforcement period starts tonight at 6:00 and will end tomorrow at midnight. officers will be on the lookout for drive thaers are under the influence. 47 people were killed in crashes throughout the state during last year's 4th of july celebration. r >>> as we start out we have sunshine across the bay area. as we take a live look let's go to evergreen. it will be at 60 degrees. you're feeling a breeze. low 80s by 2:00 this afternoon. an your way out, light jacket for the start of the day. at 2:00 all of our high temperatures coming down from what we had over the weekend. this is a break from the extreme weather coming back to the bay area. in concord high of 81 degrees. i'll have a lack at that coming up. mike says it's a very easy dry. >>> right now we'll enjoy the lack of t

the change will come into effect next year, and is the biggest shakeup of the scheme since it was launched in the 1970s. wales and scotland have already changed their rules, as alexandra mckenzie explains. morag davidson has six children. they all have autism. getting out and about can be daunting. two of her children have blue badges under the scheme in scotland. she says it is life changing. it makes it easier to go out with the kids. there are a lot of challenges with going out with children with autism. refusal, not wanting to go out, standing in the middle of the road and refusing to move. scotland and wales have already extended their eligibility criteria for the blue badge scheme to people with so—called hidden disabilities. that includes mental health conditions. similar changes will be made in england next year. we spoke to one particular family who said they have had a blue badge in the past. it has been taken away. and as a result they almost never go out. morag acknowledges that not everyone welcomes the scheme. people can be quite opinionated about whether or not they think pe

some rail services in the north of england, that were scrapped back in may due to a shakeup of the timetable to 75% of the trains are up and running again, but angry commuters still faced cancellations and delays in many areas, as danny savage reports. just after 7am this morning and lorna fitzpatrick is waiting in burnley for her daily northern service to leeds. it arrives on time, but lorna says the new timetable means more stops and more passengers. i have this dread every single morning, because i know that the train is probably going to be late and i'm probably not going to get to work on time, as usual. train announcement: on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... every single aspect of my life revolves around this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life — my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again, today, there were delays and cancellat

some of the rail services in the north of england that were scrapped in may due to the shakeup of thek. up to 75% of the trains are up and running again, but angry commuters still faced cancellations and delays, as danny savage reports. just after 7am, and lorna fitzpatrick is waiting in burnley for her daily northern service to leeds. it arrives on time, but lorna says the new timetable means more stops and more passengers. i have this dread every single morning, because i know that the train's probably going to be late and i'm probably not going to get to work on time, as usual. train announcement: again, on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... every single aspect of my life revolves around this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life — my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again today, there were delays and cancellations. the mayor

cards of his political future particularly close to his chest so we certainly can expect a pretty big shakeup here varia if you were to take that decision but this could create uncertainty in berlin as well but not the resoundingly break with his see as you party that would be the case if he were to indeed go it alone and start rejecting those migrants at germany's borders. and then to see any room for compromise between chancellor angela merkel and harry and c.s.u. at this point. i absolutely do see room for compromise and certainly the leadership in both parties or at least some leaders in both parties have said that they do as well we've heard some of uncle americal c.d.u. members very explicitly commending the c.s. use efforts to get the debate moving in the european union saying there wouldn't have been as much movement in brussels if it hadn't been for their contribution in other words offering the very and conservatives a face saving way to deescalate this and we've also heard members of the varian conservative party saying in fact there is now a greater momentum toward discouraging wh

. >> breaking news tonight, a stunning shakeup at the white house. >> is this germain to the story we'ren star and a staff departure, just another day in the trump white house. >> we were all utterly, utterly blown away. we were trying to adapt to trump's america. >> is it fair to say that america is a hub of the resistance? >> it's no secret that hollywood leans progressive. and there's a certain, dangerous perception that everybody who walks into the room is going to share your politics and not everybody does. >> people feel insulted. people in the middle of the country believe that hollywood, only portrays things in a certain way, as though they are the butt of the joke. that their views aren't respected. ♪ we're not going to take it anymore ♪ >> hollywood was in need of a shakeup. >> god bless you. >> a show that appealed to trump's america. what was abc thinking reviving "roseanne"? >> media expert, bill carter. >> that was a watershed moment, not just people that voted, but anyone in the industry. "roseanne" was a logical place in the turn. >> logical because the original "roseanne

fox news alert on another shakeup in the british got.eign secretary boris johnson resigning today as lawmakers continue to fight over brexit. he quit just hours after brexit secretary david davis stepped down. the two men said they could not support prime minister may's brexit plan, which includes keeping close trade and regulatory ties with the european you -- union. the call is now for president may to step down. three days later, the president will be meeting with vladimir putin and trump has a pointed message for u.s. allies ahead of the summit. how democrats and left wing activists are prepared for a pitched battle against the president's supreme court nominee and how it could backfire in the mid-term elections. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their

gaping gap in the market where the big guys have not been doing it very well, where we can come in and shakeup an industry. david: how many companies have you started with the name virgin? is it around 300? richard: it is in excess of 300 now. [laughter] david: when you start them and they don't work, you end them after a year or so? none of them have filed for bankruptcy. richard: we are fortunate to never have filed for bankruptcy. if something doesn't work out, we will settle the debts and go to the next one. daivd: now you are a sir, you were knighted. did you ever expect to be in the royalty? richard: we once put out a record called "god save the queen" by the sex pistols. we wondered if she would remember the record, if it would have been a slice at the head rather than a tap on the shoulder. ♪ david: is there something in your life you haven't achieved that he would like to achieve? richard: we have spent 40 years working on a space program. it has been tough. space is tough. it is rocket science. i think we are on the verge of finally fulfilling that dream. before the end of the year,

. >>> a major shakeup, no asian- american ever elected to the council but a court decision could change that. >> reporter: santa clara will be split into six voting districts for future elections. before this, residents voted in a large election system, meaning all voters could vote for all council members. plaintiffs who brought this case to court say that led to the all-white city council for decades. >> we are really happy. we think this is really a victory for the community and for democracy. the reason is that the community now in terms of the asian-american community and latino community can elect candidates of their choice. >> reporter: in some districts, asians and latinos account for the majority of the voting age population. >> in part, we're trying to level the playing field so the candidates have a better chance. if i run city wide, you're talking about sending mailers to the whole city, needing a lot more money. >> reporter: the city says they are in favor of diversity. >> it's not like san josi where you have 100,000 people in one district. here you have about 20,000 peopl

. >> the possibility of a shakeup in rginia's general assembly.t could put the slim house advantage in jeopardy. greghabeeb is stepping down on friday. he wants to focus on his family and career as a lawyer in roanoke. the special election in the republican district, would give democrats a chance to win the seat and for a 50/50 split. in that scenario, the parties would hav to agree to share power. >>> the peace cross the causing some conflict. the monument honors those who fought in world war i. lawmakers are hoping the u.s. supreme court errules a lower court's decisn. texas senator ted cruz and steve scalise fired an argument last night. ey ruled in fav of the humanist association, that says the cross that sits on the public land violates the separati between church and state. >>> new details about a deadly crash on 95. police say a driver was under the influence when he hit and killed a woman in fairfax county >> that crash happened early saturday morning on the southbound lanes, just before the fairfax county parkway. this is a picture of the

this caused a huge shakeup in leadership for good reason. it is in the kind of thing where you can look at it and say, we took care of that issue and move onto the next. it is constant vigilance. host: should we be concerned about what north korea will look nuclear materials? -- this is a tweet. guest: absolutely. every country that has nuclear weapons or energy -- and there are more countries that use or expand them, the international community needs to help. that theyd to mention plan to reduce spending over the next five years. 7.5% but to grow by within the total, there were serious cuts. compared to what obama had safeguardo control or nuclear weapons. so that is an element of this. in this case it would be penny if thed pound foolish whatme will be hurt by they don't do -- north korea is sealed from the world. whatever they come up with, it will be an element. there will be the access to make are that whatever they building. host: any idea of how much this is off inventory? loose inventory? we don't know. there may be a classified asse

. >>> national headlines, another shakeup at the white house. after months of speculation, epa chief scott pruitt is out. president trump announcing the change btweet, i have accepted the resignation of scott pruitt. the president added pruitt has done an outstanding job. however, pruitt has been mired in controversy from questionable purchases. unprecedented security, first class air travel, an official visit to morocco and upgraded lease for a high-end suv, a sound-proof phone booth and the list goes on. >> and even among some in that republican base that has been so beholden to the president there were cracks, because they saw a bigger picture. >> pruitt's out of a job but not necessarily out of the woods. an investigation into whether he's violated ethics laws will continue. >>> also today, a win for california and loss for president trump. a judge mostly upheld california's sanctuary laws. the justice department claimed california was obstructing federal law, but judge mendez wrote refusing to help is not the same as impeding. republicans a

some rail services in the north of england that was scrapped back in may because of a shakeup in the timetable back. 75% of the trains are back up and running again but angry commuters still faced delays in many areas. just after 7am this morning, lorna fitzpatrick is waiting in burnley for her daily northern service to leeds. it arrives on time but she says the new timetable means more stops and more passengers. a have just read every single morning because i know the train is probably going to be late and i'm probably not going to get to work on time, as usual. every single aspect of my life revolves around this train and ijust aspect of my life revolves around this train and i just absolutely sick of it, i am sick of it. it has had such an impact on my life, my professional and my personal life, and they cannot be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable system will ensure a more gradual service. that may have greater manchester says enough is enough. today i have called on the prime minister to intervene because passengers in th

. >>> a major shakeup in the cabinet tonight. scott pruitt is out as more than one dozen at -- ethics investigations continue. >> reporter: speaking aboard air force one, president trump says there was no final straw that led to scott pruitt's resignation. he says he came to him a few days ago and told the president he did not want to be a distraction. questions about excessive office spending, first-class travel and treatment of staff had investigators working overtime. he was the -- subject of 5 inspector general audits andgor increase. he said, quote the unrelenting attacks on me and my family have taken a sizable toll on all of us. >> i think her actions are an embarrassment to president trump. >> reporter: in late april, a house committee grilled pruitt on many of his decisions. including a phone line that cost taxpayers for $3000. >> i think the expenditure of $43,000 on a security expenditures should not have been a made. >> reporter: pruitt was also under scrutiny for renting an apartment, using his position to find his w

for more on this most recentin shakeup, i am by the north america reporter.tarting with you, this has been going on for a long time. why has he decided to resign now? >> i think you was pushed to the white house. 12 different investigations were in t tping point. there was a new york s timry about the firing of an aid that she disagreed about meetings wanted deleted from the public record. it was an accumulation of scandal after scandal, and the white house tolerates they liked the policies he was implementing at the w epa, but th ultimately the presidents this vision he said this was enough. jane: theres no mention of any of the scandals in his resignation letter. expect that from donald trump. he will focus on the positive. there is a lot of conservatives who thought he was doing a good job. he was trimming regulation and essentially taking away the power of the agency that many, including pruitt when he was in oklahoma, objected to. increasingly, pruitt was getting bogged down bys. scand it was taking time to rebut the investigation. incongress, thector ge

. >>> following the latest shakeup in britain. former minister boris johnson resigning. is talking foreign policy, too. he's tweeting about what he calls a contract with north korea. what is he talking about? especially considering kim jong-un is already going back on his word. that's next. shed this morning. you never know what the day's going to bring when you're running a small business, it might even bring a blue screen of death. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get virus and spyware removal, and 24/7 tech support. office depot now offers on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. ♪ right now, save $300 on our hp 2-in-1 laptop bundle at office depot officemax (alex trebek) but you don't need any of those numbers to get affordable life insurance. you just need this number. i'm alex trebek, and if you're between age 50 and 85, this is the number to call about the number one most popular whole life insurance plan available through the colonial penn program. coverage options start at just $9.95 a month. with no health questions and no medical e

a silicon valley shakeup. the ceo of next door is stepping up. an announcement on the blog. in an interview with rico he said he's moving to an active chairman road. next door was founded in twenty and is vuld at more than $20 billion. facebook's stock fell the most since the privacy scandal erupted. it signatures facebook may have weathered the scandal without major harm. today the company stock hit a record high before shares fell more than 7% in after-hours trading. >> get ready to smile. not just a winner but also the sole winner. the mystery person is the only winner in the entire drawing. california lottery officials making that announcement tonight. lucky winner has yet to come forward and claim the -- can i read that? >> 543 million dars dollars -- dollars. >> the winning ticket was sold. the owners are counting their money as they sold the ticket. >> the united states as a country where you can realize your dream really loud. this country has given us the opportunity to do that. >> this is the second time that the store has sold a winning lottery ticket. how much is

captioning sponsored by cbs >> golodryga: on the "cbs evening news" for this thursday, shakeup in the trump cabinet, scott pruitt is out as head of the e.p.a. as ethics questions grow. the heat is on in the west as temperatures rise, wildfires spread. and the worst possible weather forecast for the 12 boys trapped in a cave in thailand. but first the headlines in 60 seconds. >> e.p.a. chief scott pruitt has resigned. >> he has resigned? >> mr. pruitt is the subject of at least 13 federal investigations. >> this is not a surprise, it's really been a long time coming. >> how did an ordinary british couple become exposed to a military grade nerve agent? >> residents here are once again on edge. >> all we want to know is are you safe.

captioning sponsored by cbs >> golodryga: on the "cbs evening news" for this thursday, shakeup in the trump cabinet, scott pruitt is out as head of the e.p.a. as ethics questions grow. the heat is on in the west as temperatures rise, wildfires spread. and the worst possible weather forecast for the 12 boys trapped in a cave in thailand. but first the headlines in 60 seconds. >> e.p.a. chief scott pruitt has resigned. >> he has resigned? >> mr. pruitt is the subject of at least 13 federal investigations. >> this is not a surprise, it's really been a long time coming. >> how did an ordinary british couple become exposed to a military grade nerve agent? >> residents here are once again on edge. >> all we want to know is are you safe. >> at least 17 people killed, 31 more injured in a fireworks explosion near mexico city. >> the hazmat situation, at baltimore's johns hopkins hospital after vials of tuberculosis were broken. prepared for the meeting, trust me, we'll do just fine. >> wildfires spreading >> here in northern california the battle against wildfires begins here at cash creek wh

some rail services in the north of england, that were scrapped back in may due to a shakeup of the timetableare up and running again — but angry commuters still faced cancellations and delays in many areas, as danny savage reports. just after 7am this morning and lorna fitzpatrick is waiting in burnley for her daily northern service to leeds. it arrives on time, but lorna says the new timetable means more stops and more passengers. i have this dread every single morning, because i know that the train is probably going to be late and i'm probably not going to get to work on time, as usual. train announcement: on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... every single aspect of my life revolves around this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life — my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again, today, there were delays and cancellations. the mayor of gr

the change will come into effect next year, and is the biggest shakeup of the scheme since it was launchedidson has six children. they all have autism. getting out and about can be daunting. two of her children have blue badges under the scheme in scotland. she says it is life changing. it makes it easier to go out with the kids. there are a lot of challenges with going out with children with autism. refusal, not wanting to go out, standing in the middle of the road and refusing to move. scotland and wales have already extended their eligibility criteria for the blue badge scheme to people with so—called hidden disabilities. that includes mental health conditions. similar changes will be made in england next year. we spoke to one particular family who said they have had a blue badge in the past. it has been taken away. and as a result they almost never go out. morag acknowledges that not everyone welcomes the scheme. people can be quite opinionated about whether or not they think people with autism should have blue badges, because in their mind they equate a blue badge with a wheelchair. f

another shakeup to tell you about siting unrelenting attacks. the administrator resigned. scott pruitt is the target. new details on who president trump might pick for the supreme court. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning. on wednesday scott pruitt was enjoying a 4th of july picnic. today he is out of the administration. scott pruitt is out. he resigned amidst more than a dozen investigations. president trump continued to offer praise writing scott has done an outstanding job. >> the tipping point came in the same week schoolteacher confronted. >> it is one of a barrage that scott pruitt really built hips. >> it was aggressively rolling back environmental protections but increasing focus on the taxpayer's dime made him expendable. >> there was crack beginning because they saw a bigger picture. >> with pruitt out president trump turns his focus to the supreme court. >> there is knew vacancy on the supreme court. if you turn in monday at 9:00 i think you'll be extremely happy. >> the president narrowed his list to three finalists. >> and she the fourth original m

ultimately that creates more volatility and we will see more of a shakeup when you start to see that.lly watch the vix so closely. but i am watching what the markets are doing. that is my leading indicator. vonnie: roaming higher in 10 years, to that continue? i do believe there is a top in rates which means there is a bottom in prices. i have a major four-star support that was right in line of 3.1 and the 10 year yield. i think the market is going to find prices go higher. that means yields will go lower over time. right now you have the fed pricing in four hikes this year and three hikes next year. i don't think the market is aware that we will see this peak out over the next nine months and it will be a catalyst for lower yields. to the founderou and president of blue line futures. caroline: a stellar earnings report isn't enough for the stock of the hour. shares in boeing have flown one point 6%. we have been digging into this and have more. what has distracted from a strong quarter? had a good earnings report. they beat on earning sales. $4.3 billion in sales. what investors didn

the management shakeup is part of the price. sock is lost half of its value in hong kong since resuming trading last month. the iconic plaza hotel may have been bought by qatar. it set to acquire 100% of the property in a deal worth $600 million. other suitor say that they have a legal block on the deal and it is impossible for the transaction to have gone through. they have been trying to offload the central park property for years. kathleen: china has seen investors are treating, but it is managing patches for some of australia's smartest people set to buy. we will take a look at their strategy coming up next. we will also be checking in on donald trump's latest remarks in montana. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or fa

the they made a shakeup and changed the commander. jimmy doolittle took it over before he took it over, we had the school from our commanders and they dictated how we escort. we were supposed to stay close. when the enemy came in, we wanted to drive them away and come back. we could follow them to 18,000 feet but if he had not shut them down, you had to break off and come back up and conclusive. it was not exactly the way to do it as it turns out that that is what we did. when doolittle took over, he had a different experience. he could see that we were not defeating them. so, i read his book and they came down to the headquarters for a visit. he walked through this door that had a sign over it. they want to bring the bombers home safely. he says from now on, when you fighter pilots engage the enemy, i want to follow up with a round and kill them. take it down. he took the 18,000 foot rule off and you can imagine the eagerness of some pilots that wanted to get in there and mix it up. we were so happy. it was kind of incredible. we sta

president trumps trip to europe has been a shakeup of u.s. foreign policy.e scolded traditional needle allies for not paying more and threatened to pull out of the longtime clients. of the president and first lady were welcomed at the windsor palace for tea, thousands filled the streets and anti- trump protests. >> the contrast between the presidents disparagement of long-standing european allies on one hand and his self- evident eagerness to meet with vladimir putin is unsettling. >> i do not think you will have any i did it. you never know. i will absolutely, firmly asked the question. hopefully we will have a good relationship with russia. >> reporter: nancy pelosi and john mccain called for canceling the meeting. chuck schumer said that gladhanding with vladimir putin would be an insult to our democracy. president trump was to other topics that will be on the table. >> ukraine, syria and other parts of the middle east. i will be talking about nuclear proliferation. >> reporter: past success may not lead to the same policy outcome. >> reagan i think engag

a reported shakeup in the boradcast booth has a big name to the bay area...raiders intend to replace longtime radio voice greg papa... who has been callingh games for the silver and black since silver and black since silver and black since 1993... with 79-year-old brent musburger starting this season.... the newspaper reported musburger and the raiders have agreed to a three-year deal... which would include the team's first season in the team's first season in las vegas in 2020. the story also said papa may not even be aware of the reported deal... the raiders have no comment at this point... musburger is one of the most reconizable sports boradcatsers in the country... nationalscene since 1973... he for a sports venture the mlb all-star game underway tonight in our nation's capital... we'll tell you how our a's and giants representatives fared a little later, but until then there's some movement in the n-l west. movement in there's some until then later, but until then there's some movement in the n-l west. according to multiple reports, the dodgers are clos

. >>> scott pruitt is out, making this the latest shakeup in the trump cabinet, the president tweetinghe has accepted his resignation. pruitt's controversial spending includes unprecedented 24/7 security, a visit to morocco, an upgraded lease for his high-end suv, in all more than $4 million of taxpayer money. >> even among some in the republican base so beholden to the president, there were cracks beginning, because they saw a bigger picture. >> mr. pruitt is out of a job but not necessarily out of the woods. an investigation into whether he violated ethic laws will continue. >>> the president is in montana campaigning for the republican candidate for senate there. donald trump won montana's three electoral votes, but they have a democratic senator who may be a key in the battle for the next supreme court justice. >> i think what the american people need to be concerned about is that we're talking about changing the balance on the supreme court that's requesting to affer rights. >> president trump says he will announce his choice on monday night night. >>> there are new precautions in

and real estate shakeup.company wants to completely disrupt the most important part of home selling and it starts on your lawn. we'll tell you what that is on this july 27th as "worldwide exchange" rolls on ♪ >>> thanks for being with us on cnbc happy friday hope you're not working for the weekend. we'll get more on the top business headlines, but let's check the other big stories. contessa brewer has those. >> the thunderstorms are rolling in today i also double as the weather person >> thanks. >> let's check what's leading cnbc.com amazon shares higher after reporting better than expect ppd results. the company doubled its profit amazon forecasting strong fall sales. >>> the s.e.c. turned down a proposal by the winklevoss twins to list shares of what would be the first bitcoin exchange traded fund. regulators previously blocked the etf from coming to market last year but the decision was appealed by the cboe's exchange. bitcoin dipped 3% following the news >>> facebook approved a $10 million a year expendit

how will the fallout shakeup the midterm? and jury selection begins in paul menard for's trial -- paul manfort's trial. talk. according to a bloomberg scope, china and the u.s. are trying to restart the conversations, possibly avoiding a full-blown trade war. this comes as there were private conversations on the matter ahead of the next wave of tariff s set for this week. news welcome our bloomberg trade reporter from washington. anything agreed so far? >> nothing agreed so far, and i would note this is also still under discussion among the cabinet in the u.s. we are talking about really the logistics of who will talk to who, when will we talk, where we need to talk? nothing has been decided. is will thetion president of the united states of the united states and president of china get involved? because we are at the point where it needs to go to the highest level if talks are supposed to move forward and overt full-blown trade war, and these are the questions being discussed in the u.s. cabinet right now. david: is there any

how will the fallout shakeup the midterm?lection begins in paul menard for's trial -- paul manfort's trial. talk. according to a bloomberg scope, china and the u.s. are trying to restart the conversations, possibly avoiding

. >>> another shakeup at the white house. scott pruitt is out as head of the epa.tion coming amid what he calls unrelenting attacks against him and his family. >> pruitt was one of the most controversial members of president trump original can -- cabinet. president trump made this announcement on twitter. i have accepted the resignation of scott truitt -- scott pruitt. he is done an outstanding job and i will always be faithful to him. andrew wheeler will on monday assume duties as the acting administrator of the epa. i have no doubt that andy will continue on with our great and lasting agenda. we have made tremendous progress, and the future of the epa is very bright. we have a reaction. >> reporter: pruitt's resignation had people speculating if he was fired by the president. mr. trump set the record state -- straight saying he resigned live his own accord. -- resigned of his own accord. scott pruitt announced his sudden resignation thursday, ending a tumultuous chapter in his life. according to his resignation letter, he wrote, the unrelenting attacks on me pers

a reported shakeup in the boradcast booth has a big name to the bay area...to the las vegas review-journalthe raiders intend to replace longtime radio voice greg papa... who has been callingh games for the silver and black since 1993... with 79- year-old brent musburger starting this season.... the newspaper reported musburger and the raiders musburger and reported musburger and the raiders have agreed to a three-year deal... which would include the team's first season in las vegas in 2020. the story also said papa may not even be aware of may not even be aware of the reported deal... the raiders have no comment at this point... musburger is one of the most reconizable sports boradcatsers in the country... being on the nationalscene since 1973... he retired in 2017 for a sports betting venture(sot: lexus open) our lexus ultimate highlight... from the wnba... liz cambage of the dallas wings....who dropped a single-game scoring record 53-points today against new york. she went 17- of-22 from the field...4-of-5 from 3 and 15-of-16 on free throws. her mark passes the previous record of 51...wh

. >>> another day, another shakeup in the trump administration, scandal plagued epa chief scott stepp aer ut.w. >>> ap next, . mo emotional good-bye. >>> trek the traffic as we look at the skyway in downtown san francisco, pretty much bumper to bumper in both directions, oncoming traffic going to the lower deck. the east bay, right-hand side headed toward 101 south and it's slow go in both directions. >> what happened to residual holiday light, larry. >> this is not holiday the onlbt adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? it's the last chance for final closeout savings on the queen c2 mattress. now only $599, save $300. ends sunday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> president trump tweeted he accepted the resignation of scott pruitt. >> a week ago environmentalists and protesters rallied outside the epa office in san francisco when pruitt was announcement. arlette? >> hey, kristen and larry. president trump told reporters on air force one that there was no final straw that led to pruitt's resignation. but he insiste

. >> shakeup at hsbc, the biggest bank in europe announced it is hiring former rbs financial directorcain. is it a good hire? >> i think it is. he came across after four years at rbs, four years of losses, fines, getting involved in scandals. not behaving as they should towards their customers but he came out with a good reputation. as cfo, they have returned to public ownership, the government still owned a 70% stake until a couple of weeks ago. the person he is replacing has a good reputation. he had been there for 11 years and was considered for the coo job. this will not change the direction of the bank, hsbc will keep doing what it has done but the people i have spoken to think it is a good move. francine: xiaomi has raised a $4.7 billion in the hong kong ipo. that is according to bloomberg sources. the beijing-based smartphone maker priced shares at 17 hong kong dollars each, the lower end of the market range. separate sources say george soros and a chinese company are among investors that placed the orders. how does this match expectations we had? >> originally, sources told us

we'll get a live report from washington brexit shakeup theresa may losing a cabinet secretary.y a late-night resignation we'll tell what you it means for the whole process, what it means for her. >> a big milestone this is the lead story for universal and jurassic world. we've got the numbers from the weekend box office straight ahead. it is monday, july 9th, 2018 "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from new york, where business never sleeps. this is "squawk box. >>> good morning everybody welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we're live from the nasdaq markets in times square. i'm becky quick with joe kernen and mike san toll i. you'll see that right now the dow is up by 128 points. this comes after a strong week for the dow. up by 0.8% a gain for the week. nasdaq was up by 2.4% and the s&p saw it's best week in a month. s&p up by 12.5 points. nasdaq indicated up by 38. let take a look at what happened overnight in asia. you will see that the nikkei was up by 1.2% hang seng up by 1.75%. an

. >> breaking news tonight, a shakeup at the white house. >> foreign star and another staff departure. just another day in the trump white house. >> we are all utterly blown away. we're all trying to adapt to trump's america. >> is it fair to say america is a hubub of the so-called resistance. >> it's no secret that hollywood leans progressive and there's a certain dangerous presumption that everyone who walks into the room is going to share you politics and not everybody does. >> people feel insulted. people in the middle of the country believe that hollywood only portrays things in a certain way as though they are the butt of the joke, that their views aren't respected. >> brian, is the trump presidency now the driving force behind a lot of scripted television? >> that's what's remarkable is it really is. there's so many show runners, writers and producers who either take jabs at trump in their scripts or write plot lines who are influenced in the trump presidency. the hands maid tale on hulu had a dialogue that sounded a little too much that sounded like make america great again. s

several months now whenever they felt like there could be a direct connection to this news, even shakeups to the president's legal team we have seen the markets pulled back, always have been temporary by a signal that wall street is watching this from the corner of their eye. what they saw didn't scare them. >> neil: what do you think would have happened in the president in the middle of this said i'm not going to meet now with vladimir putin? a lot of democrats are demanding that. what do you make of that? >> it would have made things worse. the market would have crumbled on that news suggesting there was something beyond what rosenstein had to say. he was thoughtful, i thought. the more intriguing things is how he talked about our enemies, dividing and conquering us. the fact of the matter is, this russia meddling up more about disrupting our electoral process more than picking winners and users. they used race more than anything else in fact. the idea that russia knows america's weaknesses and where our fault lines are are. to a degree, the election was a bigger role a bigger thing the

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