. >> i have no problem what soever in making sure that the language is returned if that's something that san francisco wants to do unique to itself. but in the larger discussion that you just shared about concerns to district, i was a supervisor who presided over a disfrikt that was well enveloped with all ranges of crime, that was a signature issue for me. i carried that forward as sheriff. any suggestion or any inference that we're trying to be lenient is completely false. and yet what we're trying to do is i think, leverage what state law has empowered all state sheriff's associations to make sure we maintain or reach by allowing for a pretrial population, which is the import of this legislation an anlt that never existed before in the city and county of san francisco. any lifting from that of scenarios of certain people that could violate, we could be here all day and all night sort of those what if scenarios and i get that. those are very important scenarios but thags why we have succeeded so well in our em and home detention program and it sounds like there is more assurances that

we spoke to an expert chris yates soever he believes that this almost certainly was indeed that of a missile strike. there are total sorry. that would indicates whether this is a missile strike or otherwise. that will be presence on the remnants of the fuselage if when a proper analysis is done of the lines a jolly good safety record would be the the acro for that was all for three triple seven. often described as a war of course of the skies. opened earlier this year with the law also delays in m.h. three seven zero the line a serious safety related incident for some considerable number of years so there's nothing to spring springs to mind mind that could indicate that this was a save the related. it had to be. probably a missile strike let's take a look at the chronology of the events here on r.t. international at twelve fifteen pm local time the plane left amsterdam for kuala lumpur at four twenty one pm ukrainian time all radio and radar contact with the flight was lost within the hour and forces arrived at the crash site after a thorough sweep of the wreckage they found no survi

and soever, the earnings season looks like it's coming through reasonably robust. outlooks from ceos seem more optimistic than they have been. the earnings numbers year getting year on year and its growth between 8% and 10%. that will be very important for people to focus on. >> but are you saying that as far as earnings soap are concerned, the numbers are coming in line with where numbers are trading at the current levels or is it getting momentum to take the market higher? >> i think in europe, i think at the moment you're getting certainly enough optimism and enough reassurance that equity markets are continue. once you start to get a bit of momentum in there, once you starting to get people feeling optimistic, i tends to free itself a little bit. hopefully if the numbers do come through, you're going to get reasonableble policies remaining. but policies are going to remain accommodative. >> if you pull out the comments that the cfo made, investors are cautious right now. if you low in the low volatility, that's one argument at least for low returns so far year-

for them, we have a lot of special offers and soever it's working. >> do you think there was pent upor some of these family trips? that certainly seems to be the case with disney. >> yeah. the good news is, both the parks are doing record numbers. i think that says a lot about kind of the psyche of america. i think we are coming back and i think people are rewarding themselves for all their hard work. certainly we hope that's true for our part. >> and what's the biggest worry spot for you, matt, in terms of the day-to-day operations of the business? >> you know, i think the biggest worry spot is that summer goes faster than our coasters. we have to remind people to do the family traditional and coming out to our parks. >> are you raising wages? what are you guys doing right now? >> yeah, so we're fortunate. all of our full time employees make more than the $10.10 federal minimum wage proposal. we will continue to increase wages as the market demands that. quite frankly, the offset is positive. >> how difficult has it been to find people to work on your parks? >> we haven't had that t

of the dow that we've got soever today. >> so coming up, double the data, double the guess. earnings reports economics week is a lot for the markets to digest. we're turn to go robin and brad. morning. >> welcome. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. >>> a negative start to the trading week, markets finishing well off session lows. with volatility back in the market, how should investors be positioned? here to join us is lisa chalot. brad freedlander is co-founder of angel capital and has a morning star five star rating. lady and gentlemen, good to have you here. the evidence in the markets for the last six months, ul until we get alternatings reports today, suggest that geopolitical events do not matter. what matters is what the federal reserve is doing. and do either one of you disagree? >> i think you're in the bond market y