and dan + shay will join us.ear and vocal duo of the year. luke, take it away. >> i'm nervous. look, i'm kind of shaking. all right, the nominees for cma female vocalist of the year are kelsea ballerini. [ applause ] miranda lambert. [ applause ] maren morris. [ applause ] kacey musgraves. [ applause ] carrie underwood. [ applause ] >> you nailed it. >> television star. >> he's done this a few times. he has done this a few times. >> next val d oths e val duos. >> brothers osborne. [ applause ] dan + shay. [ applause ] >> florida georgia line. [ applause ] maddie & tae. [ applause ] >> drum roll. >> oh, i'm too far from the drums. sugarland. [ applause ] i got it right. >> yes, and those are the nominees for the vocal duo of the year. so our friends dan + shay and sugarland both scored nominations. congratulations. we'll be talking to you guys in just a moment. you nailed it. you nailed it. >> did i do okay? >> you did great. he did a great job, didn't he, michael? >>s job. award nom thk u so muc paugears and tell

still to come, dan and shay.excruciating months and one glorious day as white house press secretary for president donald trump. this is his new book about that called "the briefing: politics, the press, and the president." please say hello to sean spicer. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: wow. i have one already, but thank you for the second one. >> oh, give me that one back, then. >> jimmy: no, i'll keep that one, thank you, sean. >> that was personal. >> jimmy: you're dressing like a pimp, what's going on? [ laughter ] >> business. >> jimmy: is this hollywood sean spicer we're looking at right now? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: i like the idea -- >> apparently the first time i did this, not with you, but i had a little issue with the suit. >> jimmy: yeah. right, yeah, right. >> tried to fix that. >> jimmy: everything all right? >> great, thank you. >> jimmy: are you happy to be out of there, adjusting to life on the outside? >> i am. >> jimmy: when you wake up in the morning, it's like you look at twitter, there

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giovanni: this is shay, the manager. anything you ever need... lemonis: uh-oh, okay.ni. lisa: hi, nice to meet you. lemonis: they're the owners. -where do you buy your food at? -woman: petsmart. lemonis: is it because of price that you go there? woman: we get a purina special blend. he's allergic to corn, i think. giovanni: our whole store is corn-free. that's where we're different. lemonis: where do you get your food? woman: usually at petco. don't, like, you guys have the grain merrick? she's not a grain-free girl for some reason. lemonis: so she needs grain. woman: she needs the grain, yeah. lemonis: do we have merrick brand dog food with grain? lisa: we don't. lemonis: this is an example of lisa's self-righteousness getting in the way of them being a profitable business. they need to carry products that meet everybody's needs. if it falls within the brand promise, they need to carry what the customers want, not what they want, and i'm gonna push this thing all the way to the wall. going forward, any product that meets the bentley's food promise should be available

tonight -- christian slater, former white house press secretary sean spicer, and music from dan + shay concern, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, welcome. very nice. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i'm so glad we could have this, you know, this moment. very nice.

stuff that's number one in law which had a little bit about where the statute of limitations realise shay's pretty accusatory delay that's number one number two i don't mind or i do mind you should say when some people get away with things and some people don't as you know in hollywood there's a big big debate right now with somebody who is dredging up tweets from somebody in movies who might have made jokes about child abuse that is considered edgy roseanne barr does one tweet nobody understands it and she is dethroned script or whatever so not only do i have a problem with the fact that these happened so many years ago who decides who gets away with what who gets to say you could say o'donnell you could say it right that you're human but you can't that's what bothers me that you're a little weird it's not the thought police the thought vigilantes john trevor nor use the n word at least one of his t.v. shows it was pretty much just accepted no punishment just you know get on with it kind of thing what do you think of such language even on a comedy show being used. well my take on that is y

a lot is a way of life that would represent so much more than the typical teen shay's. illegal to live anywhere else this is the little children of the sea. the islands danced and glorious nature inspires a shrug of feet and a desire to reconnect to the world around us. election commitments really excited especially anyone close to it good luck to you. but what does a no on the exact. mean count to some remarkable people and learn of their dreams and visions schoolhouse. this stories are as fascinating and surprising as the islands themselves. the beach is the backdrop to the lion line it captivates people from all over the world. they. is where our journey begins in honolulu on the island of on the legendary beach that epitomizes our idea of paradise. david is here on the beach every day and there's nowhere else he'd rather be for him waikiki beach isn't just where he works it's his soul. it is everything this beach right here at the seward my girl for my wife because she feeds me she takes care of me and she pays my bills. what a wonderful wife. brother thirty years d

the being killed in chicago has been immigrants come by locals have taken to calling their hometown shai rock. one of the biggest street gangs. so for my child at the time. how easy is it that a guy whose name. we need to create a culture of accountability a picking up a gun and using it. well local politicians are now paling to the president to intervene directly even though the city's mayor once declared chicago a trouble free zone. i think what he's doing is wrong for the direction the city is not how i wanted the election to turn out and so we've declared chicago's going to try to be a trump free zone we have to make sure that prison trump reckon that is that not everyone believes that chicago is a term free zone if he's serious about helping the people in chicago especially on the west side of chicago. well the deadly gang fighting took place right there next in science some people claim the bloodshed is a consequence of the corrupt authorities as you can get we spoke to gregory livingston. kabul was intentionally segregated segregated in terms of geography. segregated in terms of e

solitary in or depriving them of life necessities so one of our scientists one of our named plaintiffs shai ahmed he actually has since been the origins of bangladesh because he was detained at this with his hands in the center and he said that because you have interest he is a man and judges mentioned the media wages between one and all these and the cademy six is kamens and so he said no work tomorrow and so for national stays in solitary for several days and he continues to suffer from the impact of that. so american i can see you nodding your head there i want to know for international audience as i did there in that video comments talking about immigration detention center but it shows really how broad this issue is because it's across jails prisons immigration detention centers and other places so that idea of this being modern day slavery is that something that you can understand why people are saying oh it is still your program results in you lose in time it may result in you lose and prove privileges it will result in you not earning any day for day milestone credits so working in

. >>> the national retail federation is changing its outlook for retail sales this year matt shay willt's an upgrade or downgrade the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now ♪ >>> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box. >> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin and michelle caruso-cabrera and the futures right now -- i don't know i don't know monday kind of a blah, rainy all weekend. they've come back. >> wow look at that >> nasdaq is now up 14 dow jones is now up less than a point. well, now it's down. >> turkey shmerkey >> turkey jerky. some people like treasury yields, back to $2.2.8% >> we're going to talk turkey's crisis looking for an investor plan to ease concern lira coming off the record lows hit overnight. and willem marx joins us with more good morning >> good morning. just to give you an update, president erdogan speaking today saying he's going to speed up turkey's investment plans, try and meet some targets. we've obv

room hanging over the economy the market if anything has been hanging over this market and he said shai no wants to talk not ready just right now to talk to china but we'll get to them soon i think when china sees this deal go down and canada incorporated into it china will be next on the list and i think there is reason for optimism this is what the president promised during the campaign trade was his main thing he didn't like want the us getting you know taken advantage of any longer and i think what we saw today is a major major step forward and i mean i agree it's definitely a big move forward as bill was saying there is some time to go here and we'll see and i wonder if some of that might not just be negotiating with justin trudeau and with that let's go to canada alex you know autos in particular have been a pretty important part of nafta with all the cross border between canada the u.s. and mexico manila talk a little bit about the agreement but what do we know and how important is this not just to the u.s. but to all three nations. well let's be frank i think a lot is probably t

am, the advice i may have begun my clients over time about whether they should go to trial, whether shay that plead, based on what i understood to be the factors of admissibility in disciplines that may no longer hold water the way i thought they did. those are -- can be very question difficult question and they are both examples of courts and jurisdictions and lawyers around the country who, by virtue of wrongful convictions, have honestly confronted the questions and then you'll know the second part of my comment there are jurisdictions, courts, lawyers, prosecutors and defense attorneys and the jeff sessions doj who in my view, have not honestly reckoned with what the fallout from wrongful convictions can be. thank you tucker. powerful piece for me as professor. i'll see if we can push attorney timothy howard and our prelaw society to make sure that's a reading for. the. thank you. lisa, this next prompt is for you. there are ongoing conversations about mass incarceration as it exists in he 21st century, but in your book, you offer this clear articulation of how imprisonment and detai

the discussion begins at 6:30 at the shay lens art center in walnut creek. >>> the leaders of north and south korea have agreed to hold a third summit in pyongyang for the end of september. so far an exact date has not been announced. the meeting comes as expert see low progress on efforts to disarm north korea since the june summit between president trump and kim jong un. >>> it has been 27 days since the university of iowa student molly tibbetts disappeared while jogging. her family continues to ask for people's good wishes and her safe return. >> i think there is real power in the ability to pull molly back from wherever she is. everybody pray and everybody think positive thoughts. >> her father says that 300 her father says that $331,000 reward offered is a concrete sign of support. he says it's also drawing hundreds of tips to the local police department and he knows that just one call can make the difference in finding molly. >>> support for the tibbetts family is a strong in the bay area. molly went to corpus christi elementary school in piedmont through the third grade. last nig

so now when they want to accomplish tag shay try to do it through the federal government or state governments. recently was the janice decision and they were in 121 states taking money from people who were not state employees, but they still had to pay union dues even though they chose not to join thedown. the supreme court held that violated the first amendment. you can see with this ridiculous push for a $15 minimum wage that would clearly hurt the very people that they claim to be trying to help. but they're trying to show they have relevance and the only way they can show they have real estate is by trying to get the government to act. by government intervention. by government compulsion. then the union leaders act like their accomplishing something. union members in private sector unions are not being fooled by this. in the last election you probably read 42% of union families voted for president trump despite unanimous big labor support for hillary clinton. that includes government union members. if you took the government out and just look at private sector unions it's more like 65% of

signature bank chairman shot shays if that is come to pass, there may be something in the banking sector. investors that own any share of stock, should be here to listen. he is next on a exclusive. go back to the white house now. as we're beginning, mike pence is coming up to speak. and you can see kirsten nielsen. she of course is head of homeland security. in the audience we should mention are many of the i.c.e. members. this is immigration and customs enforcement group here. and this is sort of a salute to heroes. 150 officers and a panel discussion, had just occurred. lawmakers in the audience. more of a morale and spirit booster. president trump broadened you know, the sort of focus of i.c.e. from watching for terrorists and criminals to arrests of many people who entered the country illegally with or without a criminal offense. more deportation under president obama that is important to note. as kirstjen nielsen speaks, we'll dip back in here. we watch the dow jones industrials higher by 107 points. made it through the second-quarter earnings season if the situation with earnings?

the developer shay homes has previously agreed to pay the original cost of $3.6 million for the buildinging costs of construction escalated the price of the proposed station. >>> in case you didn't know it is madonna's birthday. we are celebrating. >> it is? the queen of pop is 60 and she is celebrating in she says in her caption, in case someone forget. typical madonna. i'm a fan. >> no, really? >> we made this special tribute to her and okay background first of all i look be ridiculous. i've been doing this dance in my bedroom since eighth grade. benur otit. >> perfect. >> and she's doing it in heels. >> need a backup dancer. >> maybe you should practice more. >> in heels? >> with francis. >> both. >> we're talking about a nice start to date out there. live look at sfo. sunny skies already. just looked, neither sfo or oakland even san jose have delays. we're good across the skies. temperature wise we're in the upper 50s to low 60s. just before 7:00 this morning. we're taking a look at highs later on today. a lot of sunshine in the south ba in mgan hi sunnyvale 77. towards the peninsula

we need to talk about that and shay grand experiment and change is not working, but we have a response turnout numbers. because that has been a big factor is seeing the increase in not typical voters, prime voters. >> and i'll add it is also atypical candidates running. we have native american, african-american women running for governor in georgia. so if we have the ability to bring in new candidates, it encourages new voters. >> muslim american in michigan could be a first. so what will you learn from ohio 12? because this is the last special election becaufore the normal election shall we say. >> again, turnout. right now the republicans, yes, advantage is turnout for us. but we have no way of expanding. whereas the democrats can really appeal to a lot of people who are not typical voters and can increase their math plus when you look at suburban women, college educated folks, that really does change the dynamic. so i think that is part of what we're going to be looking at as a party, is our turnout still there and is it enough. >> and it appears that what the idea will be because t

tomorrow night, christian slater, sean spicer, and we'll have music from dan and shay and later thiss, betty gilpin, bret baier will be with us and we will have music from courtney barnett and johnnyswim with drew holcomb and the neighbors. please join us for all that. our first guest tonight happens to be one of the two most powerful kims to have met with our president this year. her show "keeping up with the kardashians" returns for a 15th season on sunday night on the e! network. please welcome kim kardashian west. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? good to see you. you look fantastic. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: is there a lot of pressure on you on what you're wearing? because everybody's looking at it all the time and evaluating it. >> basically. >> jimmy: yeah, there is. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you can't really just run out of the house in your like robe or something to get the mail, can you? >> no, i do. i mean, not in a few years i haven't. but i did. >> jimmy: you did something remarkable. you actually got something done in washington, d.c., which

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. >> reporter: 6,000 people packed shay park amphitheater to pay tribute to the queen. >> she is the played her music. it shaped and molded my life. >> reporter: nearly 40 performers took to the stage remembering aretha franklin. for who she was and what she meant for music. >> this is just fabulous how the world has come out to see her and show approval of what she's done. ♪ freeway of love >> reporter: the concert selling thousands of tickets in less than ten minutes. >> i felt the love from the whole city and the support of detroit, how everything is just coming together for all of us. >> reporter: it was a star-studded event with celebrities, performers and family all remembering aretha franklin. >> it just speaks a lot to the legacy that she is, that so many people would take the time to honor the queen. >> reporter: folks say this tribute concert is a perfect way to honor the queen of soul. >> aretha would love to be here to see this. i'm sure she's smiling down on everybody, like wow. >> no doubt, indeed. it's so cool to see so many detroiters come out and pay respect and homa

shay pacific c.i.o. and we're watching a lot of things ahead of the open. have a look at some of these names. and the futures and sort of the early indicators of how we're possibly going to open. a little bit flat. and actually going to call it slightly down here. given the sort of meandering across the benchmarks here. we're also watching of course the banks. we of the big four reported yesterday. icbc reports tomorrow and a few other names of course which are set to report. results later today. so the open is coming up next. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy.

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her name is shay cooper. she lives in greenfield, massachusetts.ndson. dwight from "the office." everybody loves your character. loves you from that. [ applause ] we had ed helms here and we talked about "the office." they talked about who they would kill off if one of the characters had to go. now, john said he'd kill off pam. ed said he'd kill off everybody but andy. we're wondering who would dwight kill off? >> who would dwight kill off if he had to kill off somebody from "the office"? >> well, this is dark. >> this is getting very, very macabre but it would have to be jim. absolutely jim. [ applause ] but i think -- i think that how he would do it is he would -- he would lure jim to a field filled with like tambourines and noisemakers and let him go and the aliens from "a quiet place" would eat jim. like a crossover. >> i like it. i like it. [ applause ] >> it would be like aaagh. >> i'd watch that. >> not that you put any thought into this at all. [ laughter ] you are an animal lover. i hear you have a zonkey. what is that? >> i have a zonkey.

brian kornell will join us in just a few minutes right now is charlie o' shay from moody what do you of the quarter? >> really good quarter all of a sudden you start to see the return and the monumental returns when you do it right target is some of the several retailers of more flexible that are starting to generate serious action >> we had strong results from walmart and target, where is that share coming from >> i think it is coming from the lower end of the credit scale. we got 20 names that we concern to be distressed they're the givers, nordstrom, home depot and t.j.maxx. >> who are those 20 names? >> you got neiman marcus and there are some scales down there. they're donating sales across categories they can't make investments like home depot -- they're in a tough spot when we see strong reports of some of these large guys, what happens to the debt of those distresses do they get worse? >> it is a barbell and it is done on an individual bases. i am going to use the great business school analogy, if you are an isolated widgets, all you sell are widgets that's what we are seeing

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am, the advice i may have begun my clients over time about whether they should go to trial, whether shay that plead, based on what i understood to be the factors of admissibility in disciplines that may no longer hold water the way i thought they did. those are -- can be very question difficult question and they are both examples of courts and jurisdictions and lawyers around the country who, by virtue of wrongful convictions, have honestly confronted the questions and then you'll know the second part of my comment there are jurisdictions, courts, lawyers, prosecutors and defense attorneys and the jeff sessions doj who in my view, have not honestly reckoned with what the fallout from wrongful convictions can be. thank you tucker. powerful piece for me as professor. i'll see if we can push attorney timothy howard and our prelaw society to make sure that's a reading for. the. thank you. lisa, this next prompt is for you. there are ongoing conversations about mass incarceration as it exists in he 21st century, but in your book, you offer this clear articulation of how imprisonment and detai