butan stanley at almost 4%, you get a bead, a pop, then faded will morgan stanley be different? so hopefully they can come above that trend. it seems that banks have found their footing. that is something investors have been waiting for. they have been they value bet for a long time. the questionises of the yield curve and what it means for banks, but to us it is a regional versus large cap story. month tohe six five-year curve versus banks versus the regionals. the regionals are the blue line. will we see different engine as differentiation as we go forward? >> we have been leaning on financials to give us that pop, and we are seeing strong numbers on equity trading from the volatility and interest-rate hikes. were seeing the banks benefit from that, and a good consumer and business strength, a lot of loan revenues up at most of the banks. we may start to see the regionals become the place for arestors because maybe they behind the curve somewhat, but with the regulatory changes this year so far, that is benefiting the regional banks and should give them some run as we go ford.

stanley, morgan stanley. they had unique structural change that was underappreciated the stock then went up a lot the structural progression at morgan stanley is over, and now it's about organic growth. when it comes down to organic growth, we're going with goldman sachs over morgan stanley because goldman has grown organic revenues about twice as fast as morgan stanley >> get back to the citi thing. >> i don't disagree with anything you have said about the banks. and you haven't spoken to the ceos i think the ceos of b of a, of citi, of jpmorgan are the best ceos in the s&p, period. the most battle tested, have come through the brightest lights however, there's still some stocks that are held back by the old paradigms of valuation those are the autos and those are the banks. and i don't think they'll break through them so it's not that i hate the banks, that i'm negative on the banks. excuse me. just that i have other places to put my money where i think i will generate a bigger return. once citi gets more t

morgan stanley. strength was across the king was a the deal ma standout and that goes with the theme. e of fits with the them investment banking performing strong. again, morgan stanley saw shares key topics included the institutional securities business and turning in the best the dealsince 2007 and pipelines. we have the investment revenue graphed out for you and you can charts of investment banking rising across the board is where yougreen find morgan stanley. if only all the results could be this easy. really, a strong quarter for morgan-stanley. >> it is tough to find weakness. we have conflicting supply data that we are looking at. bui surprise here with the that was offset by gasoline. you saw oil was lower earlier in the week and it came back and it was a positive for the oil bulls . it is at $69. again, oil is pretty much back ds better results, after being at the lowest we had seen in a month. let's go to the gold holdings because of the bullion-backed a slump andeing there is a lot of spec

nejra: i am glad you bring up goldman and morgan stanley.conomist matt levine wrote that they passed the stress test without actually getting a passing score. can you explain to us exactly how that happened? yalman: yes, that is interesting, the first time that happened. basically, even with -- after the losses -- the last quarter of 2017, tax reform in the u.s. actually made all the banks take big hits to their profits. they had to write down their excesses. so the banks argued that with that in mind, if you take that one-time hit, their capital levels of the fed said, "no, not really. we see that, so we will be a bit lenient, but still, you cannot increase your dividends and buybacks." which is as ugly what banks do when they pass the stress test. after passing, they increase it. but they cannot increase this year so we are somewhere in the middle. it is not what the banks wanted, but the fed give them some slack as well. nejra: so, a compromise, essentially. we saw a rally in the bankshares following the ccar. did this all come down to th

stanley was rushed to hospital but died of his injuries.berside police say it is not clear how the 6—year—old came to be shot. we are still investigating the circumstances of what exactly happened. the initial indications are that this was a tragic accident involving a pellet gun. we have not made any arrests in connection with this incident but we are speaking to a number of family members to assist us with our enquiries. today the family home was cordoned off with police working inside and out. it is understood stanley was with elderly relatives at the time of the shooting. humberside police say that although not all such weapons require a license, they are working to establish whether the pellet gun involved needed one, and if so, whether its owner was registered. stanley's family are being supported by specialist officers. friends and neighbours have described the shooting as a surreal tragedy. now on bbc news, our world. it was a murder that sent shock waves around the world. a prominent russian journalist has been shot dead. arkady ba

what stood out with morgan stanley? >> morgan stanley is a big investment banks on wall street.here they did their beat this quarter. they were up 20%, which is quite large. larger than other investment banks recover. -- underwriting fees, ecm, really drove it. bank morgan stanley helped bring ipo to market for. that helped morgan stanley and goldman sachs. ramy: let's expand this to the whole, entire earnings session. when we look at this next quarter, what will we remember? laura: goldman sachs have a new ceo. that is something that happened away from earnings, but david follmann will be the new ceo coming in. lloyd blankfein will be departing the day before, september 30. in terms of earnings, what the second quarter told us, the picture that emerged is that the universal banking model is here to stay. most of these banks, with the exception of wells fargo, having trouble keeping the asset cap down, they were the only bank that showed less loans compared to prior quarters. that was a strong point, having forward forsurged the commercial borrowers and consumer. as thesering ex

well, i have seen you out celebrating with the stanley cup.look at that. come on. [ cheers and applause ] here's what i like about you. is that you are celebrating with the fans. you are celebrating with the crowd. you are not like on a yacht somewhere just going, yeah, that's right, we won. you're actually bringing it back to d.c. and down to your fans and celebrating with those guys. that is pretty cool that you guys do that. 'cause you get to share it with everybody, and they are all proud of you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i heard that you brought the stanley cup with you tonight and we might have a a drink out of it? is that true? >> yeah, let's do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on. ♪ oh, my gosh. wow. this is it. look at that. it's a thing of beauty. all right, well, i'm honored to do this with you guys. this is awesome and i have something that i think will make it even better. this guy made history this weekend at the belmont stakes when he and his horse justify won the triple crown. please welcome, one of the greatest jockeys in h

the trading business, morgan stanley took the right approach?i think this is a battle they fight every day. ,eclaring that the war is over this is something that will be ongoing. i would say when we keep the notecard and we take a look only at the trading revenues, as you reference to your with the recent ones, but also stock performance over the past few years, i would say that morgan stanley has definitely secured the lead. scarlet: that sounds fair. the question is can morgan stanley sustain this outperformance? what is your take on that, given the way it has reshaped of focus just on -- less on trading and more on wealth management? brennan: i think the shift they have made in balancing the business has been constructive. they did that in the middle of the crisis, and the ironic thing now is goldman is starting to shift itself. i would argue maybe a little bit late. they tried to hold on to the old business and the old ways, and have a consistent hand on the rudder, which in the past has 2009 and 2010. and of the fixed side back then, goldma

russian born alex ovechkin taking the stanley cup to the world cup. he'll be i moscow with the cup for the final game against croatia. >> i wonder if that fits in an overhead compartment. >> dear friends, i'le happy to see anyone who wants to pke to with the stanley cup. >>> well, good morning. it is fourth of july. as we start off your day, it is warm and humid. as we go through the afternoon, once again we'll be in the 90s. the heat wave continues. but a frly isolated storm chance. not for everybody today. we're going to talk more about your fireworks forecast. lauryn is back in a few minutes with a closer lookt that and more. ♪ >>> a live look outside at 4:45 on this fourth of july. going to be another hot day in the nation's capital. temperatures climbing up into the 90s again today. also in the forecast, some thunderstorms. >> will the rain come during the fireworks event tonight? sheena and lauryn have the answer for fat. your fulecast ahead in just a few minutes. >>> now, if you were planning to stay home to celebrate, keep in mind, you could g

stanley was rushed to hospital but died of his injuries.berside police say it is not clear how the 6—year—old came to be shot. we are still investigating the circumstances of what exactly happened. the initial indications are that this was a tragic accident involving a pellet gun. we have not made any arrests in connection with this incident but we are speaking to a number of family members to assist us with our enquiries. today the family home was cordoned off with police working inside and out. it is understood stanley was with elderly relatives at the time of the shooting. humberside police say that although not all such weapons require a license, they are working to establish whether the pellet gun involved needed one, and if so, whether its owner was registered. stanley's family are being supported by specialist officers. friends and neighbours have described the shooting as a surreal tragedy. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. fellow, and welcome to the travel show. —— hello. coming up this week... rajan follows in the fo

stanley metcalf had been visiting relatives near hull.

stanley never put his business above the community endeavors.lly as involved in the rotary, the building hospital, the creation of the leesburg airport and rsining his own ss. >> i interviewed stanley three years ago after fire destroyed his business. hen under that stress of what had just happenewasn't worried about himself or the money lost. his concern was for his employees.>> ortunately, my insurance company will pay my girls' salaries. >> a local sculptor is working on the memorial project. >> in telling stanley's story, he was in world war ii in a b-17 bomber mostly dropping supplies, i believe. we're going to put a little bomber tiein that helps tell more of his story. then here we have his vfw hat and there will be pins and emblems on there that tell a lile bit about stanley. we're trying to decide where his oad should be. should he be looki? then if someone is sitting on on the bench, you want him to ignore that person. if he's too mu this way, then he's ignoring the people that are walking by. so we have to find the happy medium, eithe

roberts kron 4 news roberts kron 4 stanley in vallejo stanley roberts kron 4 news roberts kron 4 stanleyerts kron 4 news the giants are off to a shaky start to begin the second half of the season they have lost 4 of their last 5 games a series loss to milwaukee... could make the giants sellers at the trade deadline. madison bumgarner on the hill looking for his fourth win of the year mad bum bounced back after his outing against after his outing against the a's last sunday allowed 7 hits and 5 strike outs in 8 innings top 7... tied game... milwaukee with the go-ahead run at third ryan braun rolls one to evan longoria he hesitates... can't make the play at home plate gets braun plate gets braun out at first milwaukee takes the lead groundout mad bum responsible of all three runs... doesn't get any run support top 8... with the bases loaded... buster posey grounds out posey grounds out brewers win 3-1... giants are one game under 500 over at coors field... a's going for their seventh straight win this is becoming a pre-game tradition in the dugout they chugg a red bull before heading to th

stanley was rushed to hospital but died of his injuries. clear how the six—year—old came to be shot. we are still investigating the circumstances of what exactly happened. the initial indications are that this was a tragic accident involving a pellet gun. we have not made any arrests in connection with this incident but we are speaking to a number of family members to assist us with our enquiries. today the family home was cordoned off with police working inside and out. it is understood sta nley was inside and out. it is understood stanley was with elderly relatives at the time of the shooting. humberside police say that although not all such weapons require a license, they are working to establish whether the pellet gun involves needed one, and if so, whether its owner was registered. sta nley‘s whether its owner was registered. stanley's family are being supported by specialist officers. friends and neighbours have described the shooting as a surreal tragedy. the us economy is growing at its fastest rate in four years, pumping president

worked with stanley kubrick, realised that, to him, stanley kubrick was a genius, and decided to dedicaterick in every possible way. it's a really interesting film because it's about what does it mean if you decide that somebody else is a great artist and you are going to basically sacrifice everything that you have to facilitate their art? and i think he's a kind of an unsung hero. i thought it was a really interesting documentary. i'm not the world's biggest kubrick fan. i think kubrick was great at times. i could live without eyes wide shut. but i really do think this — it's a portrait of somebody who is in love with the movies and in love with the moviemaker and decides to dedicate themself to making that art happen, and it's very inspiring. mmm, fascinating. did he ever see his children? that's what you wonder. it's an extraordinary story. it is, it really is. thank you very much. go and see mamma mia! that's the weekend sorted, isn't it? just a reminder before you go, you can find all the film news and reviews on the bbc online, bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and all our previous programmes

jeweler stanley call kins died. he was 92 years old. strong community involvement. fos want his legacy to live on. >>> friends and family are hoping to create a statue to honor him. it belongs on king street alongside t jewelry store he operated for more than 60 years. >> stanley caulkins represents the humility, honor anda integrity o generation of war heroes that served selflessly their community above their o needs almost. stanley never put h business above the community endeavors. he was equally as involved in the rotary, the building hospital, the creation of the leesburg airport ani r his own business. er i interviewed stanley three years ago a fire destroyed his business. even under that stress of what had just happened, he wasn't worried about himself or the money lost. his concern was for his employees. >> fortunately, my insurance w companyl pay my girls' salaries. >> a local sculptor is working on t memorial project. >> in telling stanley's story, he was in world war ii in a b-17 bomber mostly dropping supplies, i believe. 'r

i am not the world's biggest stanley kubrick fan.e with eyes wide shut. but i really think this is a portrait of somebody who is in love with the movies and a moviemaker and decides to dedicate himself to making that art happen — and it is very inspiring. fascinating - did he ever see his children? that is what you wonder, it is an extraordinary story. it really is. go and see mamma mia!! and just a reminder before we go, you can find all the film news and reviews on the bbc online. and all our previous programmes are on the iplayer, of course. enjoy your weekend of cinema going! i have still got angel eyes going! i have still got angel eyes going round and round in my head! have a good week! hello, we have seen some useful rain across different parts of the country, two main weather systems are crossed the uk, one which has been slipping south—eastwards and another one starting to break up now. the detail still really struggling for the computers to get right. over the next few hours we will see the rain turning heavier across the m

i am not the world's biggest stanley kubrick fan.ith eyes wide shut. but i really think this is a portrait of somebody who is in love with the movies and is n love with a movie—maker and decides to dedicate himself to making that art happen — and it is very inspiring. fascinating — did he ever see his children? that is what you wonder, it is an extraordinary story. it really is. go and see mamma mia!! thank you very much. that is the weekend sorted out, isn't it? and just a reminder before we go, you can find all the film news and reviews on the bbc online. and all our previous programmes are on the iplayer, of course. enjoy your weekend of cinema going! i've still got angel eyes going round and round in my head! yeah. have a good week! good evening. a plot twist and our weather story. some rain at long last. most of us, not quite all, have seen a little bit of rain today. that is how it looks across manchester a little bit earlier on for one of our weather watchers. grey and gloomy skies overhead. the view from space shows this stri

the morgan stanley chief plans to stay on for several years.a day and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. let's have a look at this down arrow story in turkey. much for that earnings optimism we had spurring the rally in asian stocks. this stock down 1.4%. rates fallinghore by the most in a week. the currency is edging toward the 670 handle. no relief coming through. chinese officials says that if the u.s. goes low, we will go high. on commodities, we are seeing industrial metals getting hammered. oil is on a retreat. brent is down 1.1%. let's take a closer look at the losses we are seeing in hong kong. tencent is among the biggest drag. sales slowing is a concern. its price target has been cut. developers have been under regarding property stocks in hong kong and china. that power flip from the united states, which included air-conditioners and refrigerators, an ac maker is down by 3.4%. is down by its lowest level since 2001. a bright spot when it c

i am proud to have sponsored this bill and look forward to celebrating stanley mick else' -- stanley michels' legacy next month. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time -- the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from the virginiaen islands is recognized. ms. plaskett: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers at this time. i urge passage of s. 2692, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from north carolina is -- the gentlewoman from the vrger virgin islands yields. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. walker: mr. speaker, i urge adoption of the bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass s. 262. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, th

we've seen a lot of bearish opportunities, morgan stanley. staying away from that, i like american express. >> if you're looking for a hot trade check out cupboard staple stocks like kellogg, sissoko, mccormick's, pepsi, up 14% from the low. brian taking the pepsi challenge. >> pepsi keeps it simple, too. the taerngs coming up next week. i want to buy a call it's expire next friday. you're either going to pay off or not due to the earnings play here i'm buying 110 call expiring next week, only paying $1.20 for this above 111.20 i'll have the upside potential in the stock here below there i'm only risking the $1.20 for that option here in this sense i'm risking a little bit to make and participate in the upside here and play it that way. >> is this the way you will play pepsi? >> so often going into earnings we talk about offsetting elevated premiums. pepsi on average the week of earnings moves about 2.2%. what are options implying a mav of 2.2% which actually means that options are reasonably fail priced you're not overpaying to make that bet

. >>> barry trotz' resignation as head coach of the stanley cup amps came as a shock, but the caps had right under their nose rea to take the reins. news 4's sherree burruss joins us with more ontoday's introduction of the new man in charge. >> reporter: yes, pat, a familiar face taking over the head coaching position. todd riordan joke the last four years in c., part of the interview process to take over position.oaching he was the assistant coach and now is sliding over one seat to ke over the team. >> i sit in front of you saying it's truly an honor and privilege to be the washington capitals head coach. >> reporter: brian mcclellan gives him support and t.j. oshie has themanting back to back. >> back-to-back. >> reporter: it's a unique and situation that we're in here and something that i feel very confident about moving forward as, you know, just the number of people that are returning to our roster, players i've established elationships with. to me now it's a continuation. it's a continuation and now that they have had a little taste of it, a little taste of it, it tastes pretty

citi, problem. >> morgan stanley, equally problematic? >> sure. it's not just u.s., it's global banks. >> let's move on here. home builders on shaky ground, down 10% for the year. many of the biggest names plunging the last three months toll brothers, lennar taking 14 and 10% respectively, d.r. horton down 6% carter says one of these names has a chart that's so bad, it's actually good. so chart master, head over to the plasma. >> it's an opportunity or a trap financials look like they'll get as weak as the home builders have gotten. home builders as an etf down 12 1/2, 13% for the year i thought i'd single out toll. toll has done something it hasn't done in the history of the data going back to 1986, 32 years. it's declined at the end of today, seven months in a row never happened it's had a peak trough decline, 32.3%. compared to home building as a group, down 12 plus. so a three fold wipe out at some point you can be contrarian, i would think it's so bad it's good here is the toll chart over the past ten years since the '09 low. i want to show y

that is stanley and how he feels. reporter: stanley says it was all worth it because he'll be able to answer your questions long after he's gone. >> one of the best things i've done in my life. reporter: do you believe in god? >> in beechwood ohio, michelle chavez, fox news. jon: as the trump administration does a victory lap over a booming economy, democrats are pointing to a missouri mail factory. the winners and losers of president trump's tariffs and what it could mean for the midterms. >>> and as the battle for control of congress heats up, challenges both parties are facing as they look ahead to november, next. >> we are going to hold our majority because our message is working and our policies are working. the economy is growing at a faster rate than it's grown in years and years. moved our way by another point. things are moving our way. i feel very confident. ron! soh really? going on at schwab. thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage fi

you said it, stanley. ow. wait, what's happening? stanley, stanley! you're deflating! i'm so cold. we need a doctor! jack, tell my wife i love her. nooooooo!!!!!! try my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo. another great deal from jack in the box. >>> welcome back. shares of facebook checking the price when the nasdaq opens later this morning. facebook is already down about 17% in premarket trading. late yesterday the company released its earnings report and it missed expectations and showed sluggish growth. it lost more than $100 billion off its market value and also facebook is macing big investments on new products and services along with extra security to prevent another russian disinformation campaign and those expenses are cutting into facebook's profits. >>> the winner of the mega million jackpot still hasn't come forward. the ticket was purchased at a san jose liquor store named ernie's liquor. it's a whopping 543 million $543 million, the game's biggest prize ever won by a single ticket holder. the owner gets re a retailer bonus of $1 million. >>> another big come back vict

stanley metcalfe was visiting relatives at the time.ves in the small rural village of sprightly when a pellet gun went off. stanley was rushed to hospital but died from his injuries. humberside police say it is not clear how the six—year—old came to be shot. we are still investigating the circumstances of what happened. initial indications are that this was a tragic accident involving a pellet gun. we have not made any arrests in connection with this incident but we are speaking to a number offamily this incident but we are speaking to a number of family members to assist us a number of family members to assist us with our enquiries. today the family home was cordoned off with police working inside and out. it is understood that stanley was whether elderly relatives at the time of the shooting. humberside police say that not all such weapons require a licence they are working to establish whether the pellet gun involved needed one and whether its owner was registered. stanley's family are being supported by specialist officers. friends

you said it, stanley. ow. wait, what's happening? stanley, stanley! you're deflating! i'm so cold. doctor! jack, tell my wife i love her. nooooooo!!!!!! try my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo. another great deal from jack in the box. in lake county where a wildfire has erupted and is forcing people to evacuate from their homes. is brisbane about to double in size? the proposal residents are going to be asked to vote on this november that could reshape the city. >>> once again getting you back to that breaking news we first told you about at the top of our newscast coming out of los angeles where you can see there those people who escaped from trader joe's not too long ago. now, police are trying to determine if there are hostages inside the store. they surrounded the supermarket in silver lake neighborhood after a car crash ended near the store's front door. our sister station kabc notes a suspect ran in that store. still unclear if that suspect is armed. well, of course, have an update on abc 7 news at 6:00. also feel free to >>> tonight -- to breaking news. as we come on in th

with the stress test, they and morgan stanley came in. can't even say cutting it close, they fell below the minimum on a couple ratios. for goldman, it was in line with their expectations but it is not the big story you are getting. alix: joining us also is ken leon, cfra research head of equity strategy. numbers were very good and that strength in equity underwriting m&a as it relates to trading, their strategy which is three years, $5 billion from growth includes fixed income and corporate treasury. that was up year-over-year, so i think when you look at the trading business, what they are trying to do is expend -- expand to more customers. the debate on management. we will hear what they have to say on the conference call. erik was saying the overall uncertainty has contributed to goldman's underperformance meaning you have to beat on earnings to get confidence back. what do you think about that overhang? the the fact that underperformance looks fine, the issue of succession, i don't think this is morgan stanley 2005. this is a transit

morgan stanley's mike wilson starts to get defensive. earnings take the baton, u.s. earnings reporting friday. what companies still have pricing power. in one welcome to bloomberg daybreak, i'm alix steel and david westin ditches me and goes to d.c. and i haven't seen you in over a week in there you go. david: welcome back to boston. i'm down here in the president is doing a reality show thing tonight. is going to announce who's going to succeed anthony kennedy. he's down to four people and he's going to tell us tonight. alix: how do markets wind up looking at this over the next 24 to 48 hours? the application is going to be really hard to garner. david: a lot of the coverage has been about social conservative, roe v. wade and abortion and things like that. there really are some issues for the markets and for companies that initially about how conservative this court will be when it comes a regulation of how willing be the strike in relation. it may really have in the longer run some serious business implications. forward with you being on aaron's 11:00 p.m. david: s

russian born capitals star alex ovechkin taking the stanley cup to the world cup. he willth be in russia the cup for russia's quarterfinal game against croatia a on turday. >> ovechkin said i'll be happy to see everybody who wants to take a photo with the stanley cup. >>> well, good morning. this fourth of july. as we go through the afternoon, another hot one. we're still in a heat wave. if you're willing which i k a lot of you probably are. we'll be in the 90s. feeling around keep your eye to the sky. an isolated storm chance. lauryn is back with a look at the fourth of july fireworks forecast anded nice relief he our way for the weekend. >> reporter: good morning. the checkpoints in place, the streets are closing on thema national . i'm justin finch telling you about the celebrations coming up today and whatee youd to know if your fourth of july involves fireworks or today's parade. we do is a chaenge... ...and our tempur-pedic helps us make it all work. my tempur-pedic relieves pressure like no other mattress. and we stay cool and comfortable all night long. now

morgan stanley says there is more to come. the dax is a little bit lower and as matt indicated, we will not bounce off that level. the renminbi weakens and the real weekend again. let's show you what is happening in the fixed income trade and commodities trade, we are about to talk to bp. that is the japanese 10 year. the commodity index down by .2 of 1%. brent is trading at 74.59. matt: i want to recap what we learned today from the doj because that is going to be not only the top story but also what we are going to be hearing about very soon. should beuroda starting his live press conference right now. policy to stayoj the course for the long haul, he has become a marathon runner as some commentators in tokyo have put it and that is because he cannot get inflation to budge. he did not change his rates, but the boj is going to apply negative interest rates on fewer bank reserves to cushion the impact on lenders. they said in the past they will continue to say for the 10 year bond deal, the question is how much flexibility? th

the wizards will be his sixth team. >> stanley cup champion officially has a new man leading the team but it is a still aia fam face taking over the head coaching job. todd reirden joked thatt the l four years have been part of his interview process. he had been an assistant, associatoa c for the caps under barry trotz. trotz is now coaching the islanders and reirden has the chance to make good on t.j. oshie's back-to-back chant there. that happened at the celebration on the mall. >> now that they've had a taste of it, a littleaste of it. it tastes pretty good. they're enjoying that. for the first time in the history of the washington capitals, they're able to have the title of stanley cup champs next to their eynames. arned and deserve that. something we'll uses motivation to get back and do that again. the season, there's only one team that can defend the stanley cup championship and that's the capitals. >>> the first pre-season game is on september 16th, just over two months away. until then, the celebration continues. alex ovechkin, the russian star will be in moscow with the cup

. >>> still ahead, so alex ovechkin stanley cup tour continues in russia.s lots to t er at he has different tastes. and this independence day... ...we're making it easy to find ur style havertys independence day sale has been extended all weekend. when you spend more, you save more up to $1000. how much you save is up to you! with more styles and custom fabrics to choose from. celebrate your independence with furniture that fits you. havertys. life looks good >> marlins chipped away at the nationals who finally get a win in the four game series. the nationals looked like they ran out of gas this afternoon after scoring a total of 35 runt in first three games. tonight we'll find out who will represent the nationals aome in this year's all star game. brice harper among the vote leadersthen the las totals came out. but j.t. looking like an all star for the marlins. in the second with the bases et loaded, he this one to right. that brings in two runs. a two run single for himfi with ve for six with three rbi in e game. marlins take a 3-0 lead. now bottom of the

we have seen activity like morgan stanley, sticking away from that and sticking with american express i like that. >> kelloggs, sysco some of the names earning high up more than 14% from low and brian is taking the pepsi challenge. >> i'm going to keep it simple they keep it simple, the learnings are coming up next week i want to buy a call, it is expiring next friday t. is either going to payoff or not. i'm buying the 110 call expiring next week. above 111.20 and i'm only risking $1.20. >> is this the way you would play pepsi. >> it is interesting going into earnings, we would talk about the desire to sell options to offset the elevated premiums pepsi on average moves about 2.2% which actually means that options are fairly priced. you're not over paying to make that bet one thing we are seeing is activity going into earnings expiring next week i know you saw this activity we saw the weekly 113 calls training and those averaged about 32%. we are expecting the stock to move, a win pays uyou 2 to 1. >> what do you make of this? >> i think it is not specific to the company. it is literal

jeweler stanley caulkins died i. janu his life included strong community involvement and folks who knew him wanted the legacy to live on. >>> friends and family of caulkins are hoping to create a statue to hor that sits alongside the jewelry store he operated for more than 60 yearsk >> stanley cs representing the humility, honor of war heroes who served selflessly their community almost above their own needs. stanley never put his business and ambitions above the communityde ors. he was equal lay as involved in the rotary, the creation of the leesburg armt a running his own business. >> stanley, i rememberim three years ago, fire had destroyed his business. >> even under that stretch of what had just happened, he wasn't worried about himself or the money lost. his concern was for his employees. >> fortunately, my insurance mpany pay mgirls' salaries. >> working on the memorial proje project. >> telling stanley's story. he was in world war ii, in a b-17 bomber. mostly with supplies. we're going to help tell more of hi

for morgan stanley, i will be looking at fixed income.aying they expect on average a billion a quarter. last quarter, they beat that, nearly 2 billion. spending a lot and their electronic bond trading markets. this is something that they are putting a lot of emphasis on. nejra: i want to go back to goldman. you have got david solomon taking over as ceo, and there is talk the focus could shift into what a consumer -- into a consumer side of things. get equity trading seems to be with push the soft loader -- stop lower -- stock lower. dani: pushing to the consumer side is difficult. we have had a lots of banks harping on their investment results, and questions remain whether that is sustainable. especially with loan growth, especially with the yield curve flattening. it is going to put a lot of pressure. session.because of the the economy needs to keep up, obviously that is important. nejra: and what are we generally hearing about the earnings so far? dani: we have had a lot of variation. looking forward, a lot of it will be the yield curve

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>>promoting reardon is the latest step i the capitals quest to keep this stanley cup team together.ank former head coach for bringing him to d.c. and giving him the opportunity to be ready for a moment like this. >>> take a look at thicial moment involving this family cup. an assistant equipment manager for the washington caps is also a resident of maryland capital. yesterday he brought the trophy to the makeshift office of the "cital gazette". many staffers posed. nextp the cup heads with caps captain to russia. he's ting it t moscow where there will be a fan festvent before russia's quarter final game at the world cup. ncht aft >>> after the break, a former senator who loves to spend time withveterans. >> where >>> it's estimated that about 600,000 are still alive. >> many come to visit the world often memorial a familiar face is there to greet them. >> reporter: crowds gather around an old soldier. reporting for duty to say thank you. >> thank you for your service. >> reporter: bob doyle, a second lieutenant woubnded during worl war ii. heurns 95 this month. energized by the fell

was stanley visiting relatives? stanley was just visiting relatives?parents, great-grandparents? i don't wa nt to parents, great-grandparents? i don't want to comment on this stage. he is visiting family members. i am not confirming at this interview. sta nley confirming at this interview. stanley is from the local area. does the owner of the weapon have a license? we are still making enquiries into that at this stage. to stanley have any brothers and sisters? i don't want to comment at this stage about the family members andi this stage about the family members and i would ask for privacy for the family. can you give more explanation about what you need to hold an airgun, do you like/ need a license? for certain levels about gun, no you don't. was this the kind of egg and you would need a license for? we're making enquiries and i cannot say at this stage —— airgun. for clarification, was definitely an airgun? that is what i believe, yes. is there any criminal offence? it is too early to say. dci mark goldring on the back —— on the death of the boy sta

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i've got morgan stanley more defensive. >> that was a well-reasoned piece. mike wilson a gentleman who sits here often and discusses it. >> i told you, autos are the battleground if the president decides, you know what, we're going to stop merkel and we're going to end the way this has treated them, a lot of this is clear but i hope we all talk about, the domestic stocks are just -- >> wait a second, why is the economy absolutely on fire, i totally agree with you, but the global pmi, 89% of the global pmis are still above 50 and the markets have been crushed. i actually do think you should shift towards the multinational. and it's quite interesting in the last month, we have this defensive volley, utilities. >> silicone. >> i tell you, since i own a ton of financials and cyclical means, i've gotten hit hard. yet, i still look at the economy here and watch the global economy. they're not collapsing the markets are down the economies are not collapsing i still think the overreaction >> don't you think there's more volatility in those sorts of stock s versus th

morgan stanley, the asset management business. they are not the only ones.could see and talk about mna -- m&a. jp morgan may be looking at this. vonnie: there is a lot of consolidation in the banks here it the stress tests too rigid? >> this year's stress test was most difficult -- more difficult than most. this year, most past. deutsche bank qualitatively was the only one that failed. it depends on using m&a and if it is good. great story. a replacep, the race to justice kennedy. how the selection will impact the supreme court assuming confirmations long after the president leaves the white house this is bloomberg. ♪ -- house. this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: i'm kailey leinz. let's get your "bloomberg business flash." the future chief of public security said it wants to stop immigrants from crossing them from central america. the new force will be part of a larger effort to stop violence in the region and along the northern mexican border with the u.s. police have opened a murder investigation in the death of a woman exposed to a nerve agent. please sake she a

tom: ellen zentner of morgan stanley.a flatter yield curve that we've seen in the united states in with a vengeance. a much flatter difference in yield between the 30, they are very close right now. and the idea of banks almost in bear market, jpmorgan, down 12% from its peaks, this economy that alan describes, how beautiful that in the bonds and then into the financial system? marcus: the flattened yield curve, to my mind, is are getting back to what the fed did in their operation twist in 2011-2012. the barn off a lot of long dated bonds and that's the reason the 10 cities are so tight and that hangs over now is the fed steps of the pace from this month onward at $50 billion per month, long on reinvesting back in to u.s. treasury's. it's a problem of their own making and we should not read too much into the flatness of the yield curve because it is the fed's own making. francine: do you agree? -- wee should be shouldn't be taking it as an impending slowdown of the u.s. economy? to zentner: we are right focus so much on

oshie enjoying captain crunch out of the stanley cup. i wouldn't go with that. would go with the cup berries because it adds more squa coast-to-coast. >>> tonight a wild weather emergency from coast-to-coast. an urgent rescue mission to find people trapped and finds people trapped and swept away by flasfloods. >> it just happened out of nowhere. my cler was shut off. >> the wildfire heat so scorching tonighit's straining the power grid. >>> ivanka trump's fashion company shutting da n surprising move by the st white house f daughter and fashion advisor after conflict of interests. > one of the world's biggest pop stars. demihoovato spitalized after a drug overdose. sources tell nbc news first responders used the e drug, narcan, to revive her. >>

s we track the stanley cup thre yesterday in annapolis.ekend going to moubs with ov i can yougine how much fun that is going to be? today right here in our own backyard. the stanley cup making a special trip today thanks to caps star john carlson. the defenseman bringing the iconic trophy to children's national this morning. kids and families able to take photos with carlson and the cup. every play and staff member gets their own day with the hockey hardware. carlson wanted to make sure h gave back during his time with the trophy. >> i think it's, you know, something that we've been a poft or awhile. it's great to see the kids' faces. any time you can brighten them up, you know, those are pretty special moments that i know i get a lot from.e so it's n to enjoy it with them. we can do to give back, we try to do. >> in bethesda this afternoon, carlson once again giving bk. fans buying tickets to help raise money to defeat dipg, which is a form of childhood brain cancer. carlson bringing his son luka to take part in the festivities. the capit

stanley metcalf was shot with a pellet gun.er of contracts after admitting they are not delivering the benefits they promised. the decision will cost £170 million. 0ur promised. the decision will cost £170 million. our home affairs correspondent reports. lunch, shortly to be served in this community centre. but back in the kitchen, the staff are also serving sentences. this is community payback. you have criminals working for you here, that's odd, what you think of that? it's great, to be quite honest. we're happy with them, they don't ask us questions, and we don't ask them. i've been sent here because of benefit fraud, so obviously it's payback. but the fact i've been place here, it's an amazing place. you know when you've been convicted with something, you have to do your time, and it's the best way to do a. this is privatise probation. the government contracted out to encourage new ideas for getting criminals out of crime. but it's getting criminals out of crime. but its run into trouble, in particular, financial trouble. t

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