. >>> steve rogers is with me. you and i have come together on occasions. now we are together in clevel d cleveland. this time it's different. you said it's different. why, steve? >> first of all the cleveland police thank god for a man like this because he nailed it. what's different is there's a pattern of assault on a democracy. it is the first line of defense against crime, the first line of defense that want to tear this democracy down. this police officer, he nailed it. it is false narrative all the way down that have added flames orb fuel to the flame of racism. >> in all of the years that wow were policing and you were also a former new jersey detective with the fbi. you have looked at cases of threats. you have heard that police officer talking about the threats. where do you take that? that's the language. we'll get to whether or not some of it is not protected speech. i have been in cleveland. i knew what was going on, they were doing what they are doing and they were profetesting. the fact i didn't consider something when you describe the back an

we are joined by judge janine from justice on fox news channel, dagen mcdowell and steve rogers, formerask force. steve, from what we know today, what would you look for in terms of next steps? >> well, right flow you can be sure -- right now you can be sure that the joint terrorism task forces are going to be looking at a lot of forensics evidence, all right? compute earth, cell phones, who they were communicating with up to the time of the incident. all this is going to take a lot of time. that's other than what they're doing on the ground at the crime scene. they're going through these persons' homes, their places of work if they worked, where they got the firearms from, where did they get the explosives from, were they handmade? all this is being done as we speak. maria: because we know, dagen, that this protest was actually a peaceful protest and was planned 24 hours before they actually took to the streets. >> right. one of the organizers, it was organized by a white preacher and a young black man who founded the next generation action network. and they organized it about 24 hours

deirdre: former fbi counterterrorism task force member steve rogers is with me now. steve, it is great to see you. so the latest report from the last police department shows that the suspect ad all kinds of materials. bomb-making materials, ballistic vests, a journal with combat tactics. when you hear about a stash like this, what do you make of the decision that had been made previously to not overarm the dallas police force, so they didn't look, too, quote, unquote, intimidating for a peaceful protest? >> this is the narrative that the president of the united states has put together for years. look, the blood of these police officers are on the hands of the white house and then you have hillary clinton standing up and support everything that obama has said. he has, he, the president has withdrawn the tactical equipment. he has withdrawn the funding. every time he gets on tv with an incident like this, more concerned about pivoting to gun control than what is the real problem about this, criminal activity. deirdre: he surprised many by doing that earlier. 25-year-old

. >> we want to check in now with steve rogers. a frequent guest on our program and a member of the new jersey and fbi joint terrorism task force. steve, as we said with danny colson from the fbi, here we go again it seems, a lone gunman attacks a shopping center and in the word from kitty logan, still on the loose, and very scary stuff. >> took the words out on of my mouth. haven't we learned? here we go again. i am sure if there is no direct connection to isis there would be influence from isis and that's what the isis and terrorist organizations are doing. they are getting the mess amg out. people who have a bone to pick with the government to go after soft targets and now you have a maniac on the loose. the next question is, is there anyone else involved and is there a get away car or plan to exit and exit strategy. that is scary. we don't know who he is connected to and my guess is there is. and if there is an exit strategy, they have a problem on their hands. >> in the brain room, 2014, 4 people died as a result of terrorist a

steve rogers is with us, former member of the fbi terror task force.alled the african-american defense league. it's almost unbelievable. they're out there on the net calling on the gangs to kill white police officers and johnson apparently was a follower of this group on the internet. >> the framers of the constitution never intended for the first amendment to be used as a weapon of war. this is a weapon of war that is bringing to these hate groups intelligence information. they're spewing it out through the internet. they're recruiting. they're following the playbook of isis, as you said. >> this group says they want to sprinkle pig's blood, they also want to go after the racist crackers, meaning the white police officers, they claim. how can they be allowed? i understand the first amendment protects the right of free speech of course. where is the line between that and inciting violence, inciting terrorism? do authorities have to show an exact link between johnson, let's say, and this group, or this group and any type of overt act? >> we are reaping

joining us now, steve rogers, a former member of the fbi task force and fbi intelligence. as we await to hear from the dallas police chief, tell us a little bit about some of the key questions you have at this stage in the investigation. >> many of the questions are going to be centered around where did he get the weapons, where did he get the explosives, where did he get the training which may have been in the us military. there's questions regarding if there was anyone else involved within in the planning stage and what does rv mean? the letters that he put on wall with his blood could be a goodbye my love type thing or they could be something else involving those two letters so they're going to need to connect all those up and how they are going to do this is our over his social media accounts, look at his cell phone and computers and that when you do the forensic study of all this evidence and you're going to be able to at least connect some dots and be led to a conclusion of this investigation. heather: from what we know right out you believe anybody else could have b

general, steve rogers here.veryone engaged in this war and you articulated it, we've got to do something. the president of the united states has to do something. my question is from your view, why on earth is he not doing what has to be done? i mean, more of these generals, including yourself and i commend you, you're a brilliant guy and we've got a lot of brilliant people that have weighed in on this, but the president is not listening to you guys. >> yeah, you know, steve, i've talked to many of my military colleagues in the pentagon, many retired officers, some of which you've heard this morning, they say the same thing. barack obama's personality, his world view is such that he views the third world in a much different light than we do and he views america too often as the -- as the entity that precipitates war rather than fights wars in fave of the american people. no, it will not change under his watch. it wouldn't change under hillary clinton's watch because her world view is essentially the same. no, thi

steve rogers joins me now. tenant detective for the nutley, new jersey police department, and also formerly served on the fbi terror task force. steve, good to have you with us. you and i were chatting and you are pretty fired up about this decision by governor kasich, which has been discussed on twitter saying that the police association asked for them to suspend the open carry laws in ohio during the course of the convention. and we're looking for a statement directly from the governor, but it has been reported by various sources that he has said he will not do that. >> fired up is an understatement. look, he sent a chilling message to every police officer across this country, you are on your own. and to the point of leadership, the police need our help. if the governor can't make the decision on his own, then use the process. you have to have a process. declare state of emergency, go to whoever you have to go to, call the president. but my god, have the guts, the sheer guts to stand up for our police officers

. >> joining us now from our new york studio is steve rogers, he's a former member of the fbi joint terrorism task force as well as a retired detective of the nuttilley, new jersey, pld. he's also a retired commander from the u.s. navy where he was assigned to the office of naval intelligence. commander rogers, thank you for joining us this evening. >> you're welcome. >> now, this truck attack is really the first of its type. i mean, will we likely see more of these varied type of attacks from lone wolf self-starters or small cells? >> well, look, the enemy has taken the fight to us. we in the intelligence community knew this was going to happen because the obama administration simply does not have the will or even the desire to take decisive action against this enemy. look, we just heard donald trump and hillary clinton. donald trump has laid out a plan on how he's going to attack the enemy and destroy them. i'm amazed that hillary clinton went off and said that it's going to be an intelligence surge, that that's the way you're going to beat them. intelligence gathering could be part of the

marvel is set to unveil a 13-foot tall bronze statue of steve rogers, aka captain america, in honor of will make its debut later this month at san diego's comiccon. after that it begins its trek to brooklyn new york. now for those wanting their own version display at home 850 smaller replicas made out of bronze and pewter will be up for grabs sam i'm sure you'll be getting one of those. it's not every day that you get the reigning nba mvp knocking on your door. that's what happened as steph curry surprised some young campers over the weekend in hawaii. one boy was literally floored. a little fake faint there. and buddy then steps over him to greet the superstar curry also posed as a pliz today delivery man for girl campers. i'm sure it's a moment they will never forget. finally this morning, sam, it's the end of an era in the world of tech as blackberry's key board is now officially a thing of the past. i can't believe this is happening. the canadian smartphone maker announced yesterday it was killing off the last of the handsets to have the traditional version of the company's iconic

charles: here now to discuss, pete hegseth and steve rogers. he says he's running on fumes. it feels like the country is running on fumes. not just what happened, but what's going to happen now. >> they are still running a police department. chief brown has been a voice of clarity. this one guy wanted to kill -- white cops. black lives matter was a motivating factor. he was challenged today, he was asked if he would use that bomb again? and he said yes, to save the lives of my officers. charles: pete said it was back lives matter that sparked this guy to kill people where other people say it was the death of two black people shown on video earlier in the week. we know he was sick and evil, no one does that without that depraved kind of mind. but we have a country torn apart with different opinions on the same topics. >> it's torn apart because of a lot of rhetoric coming out of the mouths of politicians. for the governor of minnesota to come out and immediately say this was a racial incident was wrong. there has been some healing, there is some light. chief brown is a great,

charles: steve rogers, i know you would like to see us going in there aggressively to destroy isis once for all. the way i envision it, sort of messy event. they are of course surrounding themselves with christians and others who aren't -- they have human shields. so there will be a lot of collateral damage, a lot of bystanders would die. is that in your mind, work the price, the public relations i am and are you of it. is that worth the price? >> it's an ugly price but we have to stop fighting a politically correct war. >> charles, i shared with you during the break. republican national convention and democratic national convention will be defining moments on the war on terrorism if they strike during that period of time. defining moments in this country how we are going to respond because that will be a direct assault on the electoral process of this country. >> do we have to wait, mike? why do you keep waiting more and more for defining moments. some thought it was san bernardino. some thought it was orlando. france is still in a national state of emergency. how many more final blows

steve rogers is a retired lieutenant detective for the nutley, new jersey police department, a formerber of the fbi joint terrorism task force. we were talking about this in the break, some very interesting stuff. you say police will change the way they operate as a result of these things we're seeing. tell me how. >> they'll have no choice but to ensure that the lives of their officers are now protected. here's how they'll do it. instead of one police car with two police officers pulling you over, i'm sure they're going to call for two additional backups. you'll have three police cars with six officers, perhaps tactically stationed so they'll have the best view of any suspect exiting the car and any suspects inside the car. >> i've actually seen that in manhattan recently, where they had cops on either side of the car for what looks like a routine stop that's probably already going into effect in some places. now we know what that means. what else? >> we're going to need help from the courts. judges are releasing career criminals. i believe most of these people assaulting police offi

bring in steve rogers, a retired naval intelligence officer.hanks for coming down to post nine. >> you are welcome. you are welcome. >> to join us here. troubling story. >> troubling. >> is this a new thing with the islamic state? has this been a challenge in the past? >> well, it hasn't been a challenge as it is now. i'm sure they're gathering lists, probably of political leadership, maybe people in the business world, et cetera. but now we are talking about american citizens and i don't know how they're picking the american citizens but here's the issue. back in the early 2000s when i was on the joint terrorism task force, the remember why president bush created the task force is because when's not being done now. if the government learns they're on a list like that. >> here's the requirement. we would say, yeah, it should be required. however, there's a degree of regarding the requirements. if it's going to compromise an investigation it can be very, very slick road going down. let's say this. the job of the united states government to prote

steve rogers is a former member ofthe fbi joint terrorism task force and retired detective , also retired lieutenant commander in the office of naval intelligence, you are more than qualified to sit here and talk to us about this. you wake up in the morning and there's been another incident area it is hard to keep all of them straight. talking about this attack in the florida nightclub last night, gang-related they say but there is a fear of public safety in the us right now, what do you make of that in particular? >> law enforcement use the term appears to be gang-related but we know in the intelligence community that isis may be influencing gangs to get involved in terrorist activities. gangs usually will go after one or two targets, they went after little kids. they went after teenagers in this incident before there's a rush to judgment that there's no solid evidence it's terrorist related but i think lawenforcement is being very careful on this and we will draw a different conclusion down the road . melissa: i want to go overseas now as the islamic state just claimed responsibility fo

. >> steve: roger was in the hospital in florida for one month. is now back home and american kenyan a gulf fund the account has been set up to help her in this road to recovery. -- a go fund me account has been set up >> brittney: 82 and santa rosa, 61 in san francisco and hour wind speed is still strong and sustained what 13 and san jose. we will continue to see breezy conditions and another round of preconditions for tomorrow. things will start to calm down overnight hours. >> brittney: satellite radar shows us that we do have f o g right along the coast. we will continue to seek an onshore system moving through with high-pressure occurred that is why the temperatures are staying so warm. but it will break down. as the lawyer gets closer to us. the embassy cooler temperatures. --and we will continue to see cooler temperatures. >> brittney: 77 degrees in oakland, 86 degrees at petaluma and 86 would santa rosa. >> brittney: bay and the seventh for the bay area and have more of the 7 day forecast coming up in 15 minutes. >> pam: thank you, brittne

steve rogers with a former member of the joint fbi task force and a retired commander in the navy office you for coming in on independence day. as families celebrate, we're on edge because of these terrorist attacks that have hit home as recently as orlando. >> heather, the president of the united states has consistently said that isis is on the run. he's not telling us that they're running towards us. don't forget, keep in mind these attacks like in saudi arabia, they're killing muslims. >> targeting shias. >> exactly. they're letting us know they'll hit any time, any place. i believe our government has failed to respond proportionately to them. >> and what do you think that response should have been? >> it should have been and still should be a shock and awe massive military bombardment of isis headquarters, their command and control center, their supply lines, cut them off at the head. that will send a very clear message that they're going to have to stop this and stop it very, very soon. >> but we see them losing territory in iraq and in syria. but we see them as a result of that mov

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we also have new jersey delegate, steve rogers. and massachusetts representative.here. >> thank you. >> being obviously representing ohio, you are pledged a pledge delegate for kasich. what do you think of this ticket of trump and pence ticket. >> i think the choice of governor pence to be the running mate is very solid. it tells us how donald trump makes decisions. it's a thoughtful strong decision that's going to help the base. >> new jersey, were you disappointed chris christie wasn't selected. >> he was a courageous guy. came out under a lot of flak and was one of the first individuals to endorse donald trump. he said he's possibly going to have a good place in the administration. i got to give him credit. >> i was reading he was calling donald trump the 11th hour saying please pick me. >> he's a hard charger and he worked haur and something he's proud of. he should be proud of himself. i know a lot of people are proud of him. >> fci, how important is national security to obviously it's important. >> very important. actually a military intelligence officer. i'v

martha: steve rogers, a retired detective for the nut li police department joins me now. this is a heartbreaking story that may have larger ramifications. >> the heart of america is bleeding, especially the law enforcement community. it has to stop. and it's got to begin from the top. it has to begin at the white house. the message has to be sent that we have to work together to solve our problem. this is an issue that crosses all the ethnic backgrounds. the police and the people want to come together but we need help from our leaders to do that. we have to think about getting back to community policing and tearing down the wall of separation that has been created between the community and the police. charles: the police chief went on to say something that it found to be really stunning. and not that surprising, and i don't think you will, either. he said we don't feel much support most days. let's make this day not like most days. >> not surprised. those of us who live and work and breathe the police profession feel we have been abandoned by our leaders. there is nothing

the torch just just like steve rogers passes theasse torch to falcon who becomes thes new captain america.captainere manholi thing is just the outfit. outt >> the costume. cos. >> i will say i'm glad to so teenaged -- black teenaged girl is getting this role.hi >> what about like doing aab different character altogether?e >> they do have -- james roads who is war machine who's ironhos man's body is black.s so they are already -- anddy -- panther is black and falcon is o black. they do have black characters.rr it's not new to have black super heroes.he what i'm saying, okay, nextex superman, you know, denzelze washington.shin >> i'm just saying why not havev like, you know, cool dude or like, you know,. >> i understand.nd their also doing spiderman isrms going to be by racial, too.aciat >> all i'm saying -- spiderman e will be by racial. by r >> i will not be repliedingeplin under the comments under this from the com pick book people.eo that's all i'm saying. sing. >> bring on the hate. b >> meanwhile steve is over there in his own little world. stevie steve. >> national strawberry rowtrawby sunda

let's discuss that now with founding member and organizer of black lives matter, melina della, and steve rogers, a retired detective sergeant from new jersey and a former member of the joint terrorism task force. thank you so much for joining us, both of you. melina, what do you think of the chief's idea? would black lives matter consider taking on jobs, serving for police departments as part of your mission? >> absolutely not. what we are about is the transformation of the system of policing. we believe that the system of policing is set up and structured to create the outcomes that it does, to create a system where black people are killed at least every 28 hours by law enforcement, where black men like alton sterling and philando castile were murdered in the span of one week, four black men killed by police in a span of one weekend. that's what we know of. so we're looking to transform policing and public safety. >> you don't think you can do that -- you don't think you'd have a good chance of doing that from the inside, as the chief said? >> absolutely not. the system is built to sustain its

we want to bring in steve rogers. former new jersey detectives and fbi joint terrorism task force. good to see you. interesting dance video. carry law. he didn't have the authority. >> here's the situation. i believe the governor sent the message yesterday that every police officer was chilling. alas, you are riding around. we need leadership in this country. i understand the process and the governor will help us for truth. he didn't say you are riding around. the point as there has to be a process to protect or police officers. i question went two, three, four, five people get into a crowd of 8000 the bad guy starts to fire and the good guy starts to fire come as a police officer have to make a decision and three seconds was the bad guy, the good guy the good dynamite going to kill. we are putting police officers lives on the line. i know you're going to help us through this today. >> the governor can't just say this was not a good one right now. he doesn't have the authority constitutionally. the only thing he can do is call the legislature into special session and pass an emerge

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roger ailes is singular. >> like steve jobs. >> it is interesting.t and chuck, i think there is more of this story. more dominos that are going to fall. i hear there is major major tal there that actually have in their contracts that if roger leaves, they can leave. this could move into a direction that's very unexpected. >> this is the first time fox has been vulnerable, they were vulnerable to other conservative outlets this year, vulnerable to conservative politicians and other republicans shunning them. trump went ahead, had feuds with them and could get away with it. now all of a sudden, fox without roger, this could instead of a singular conservative news dominator like fox, you could see a fracturing of the conservative news world a little bit. >> you could see a splintering of it because roger was so powerful. he knew everybody, every conservative who mattered in washington, d.c., and he could pick up the phone and things would happen. >> he wouldn't let any of them ever get traction. he would either buy them or destroy them. >> the question

. >> fox news is not named, steve doocy is not named but roger ailes is.ics, observers are wondering if this is an opportunity for murdock's sons, who are said to be les fans of ailes than their father rupert. could ailes actually be ousted as a result of this? it's being asked online. let me ask my guests. i got to be honest, i feel weird even saying it out loud, that roger ailes tenure at fox could come to an end. it sounds almost outlandish to me. is this something that's conceivable now that there's this internal review going on and we know nothing about it. >> it is conceivable and part of the question is what other allegations surface in public view, you know, the real spector of what ee's looming over this bill cosby, in which there was a parade of women that came forward. >> those are allegations of r rape, there is no such allegation against ailes. why this is being called the bill cosby of media, is that there might be more women coming forwa forward. are you talking to other sources? >> we're looking at it from the defense, that mr. ailes is con

steve reilly? guest: rogerry about himself -- rogers story about himself and friend mirror what we have read in court documents, especially with regards to attaching value to the trump name and saying, you can put this on your construction resume our work resume and it is worth what we are going to take off of the contract, and there are businesses that have declined to work with mr. trump as a result of some of what they heard from other businesses about his contractual work. .ost: another tweet from j.w.s saying, i knew contractors who stood around all day and still got paid building the trump casinos. let's go to maine, next. good morning. caller: a couple years ago, there was a website called clinton chronicles and i reviewed it recently. have you ever done anything or investigation on those clinton chronicles to find out if that website is sound? theypears to be, where have prosecutors, judges, senators and everybody that participates in those clinton chronicles. have you ever looked at them, and would you

i mean is fox without roger ailes like apple without steve jobs? >> you know, i think you would probably put that far more into the rupert murdoch category. >> so it's murdoch, not ailes. >> rupert built this company, the whole company from nothing. he allowed someone like roger ailes to come into the company. he allowed someone who is essentially more of a maverick to do something that at the time again seemed investor reckless. but i don't think you can say that just happened without rupert. rupert allowed talent like that to basically flourish. look what rupert has been able to achieve over decades of a career. >> with a relatively hands-off approach, as i'm sure the legal case will confirm. we have to leave it there for the moment, rich. i know that you're going to be coming back. let's trade this, steve. >> you know, when you look at biotech and you look at financials, the political cycle is a headwind to both of those spaces. when you look at media, to me this is going to be the largest covered election that we've all seen in our lifetime. i t

roger ailes has been compareds to steve jobs when it comes to the world of news: so we'll be discussingat in just a little bit. >> such a juicy corporate story. >> andrew, thanks very much. look forward to "squawk box" in nine minutes time. still to come on "world wide exchang exchang exchange", raymond james chief investment strategist. speaking to jeff in just a couple minutes. don't go way. hello watson. your analysis of social media and conversations on various trading floors, helps us uncover insights. insights that help investors predict market closes, well before markets close. you know, your analysis has helped us improve our predictive accuracy by over 500%. 550.2, to be precise, but we can always do better. i like your attitude watson. and grease in just a minute on dirt and grime 550.2, to be precise, but we can always do better. mr. clean will clean your whole house and every room that's in it. floors, doors, walls, halls he's so tough, he cleans'em all grimy tubs and tiles he'll do so your bathroom looks clean as new mr. clean gets tough on stuck-on stuff cleans kitchens in

company reports her contract was not renewed in june and claims former co-host, steve doocy, created a hostile work environment. rogerment, and i quote, gretchen carlson's allegations are false. this is a retaliatory suit because of not resigning her contract. when fox news did not commit negotiations to renew her contract she became aware of career with the network was likely over and conveniently began to pursue a lawsuit. ailes continues, ironically, fox news provided her with more on-air opportunities over her 11-year tenure for which she thanked me in a recent book. ailes writes this lawsuit is not only offensive, it is wholly without merit and will be defended vigorously. fox news parent company, 21st 21st century fox, announced it has launched an internal review and has full confidence in both rog ailes and steve duesy. -- steve doocy. we'll be right back. crowd sounds ] oooh! [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour

not at all. >> in terms of just looking out -- you know, people talk about roger ailes as the steve jobsu will, of news. cable news. do you think that fox news ultimately changes its stripes in some way post-roger ailes? we talked about earlier in the last hour james and loughlin are different from their father. >> they're going to be torn. i mean, between their personal views and their business views. their business views is keep the ship -- >> where does megyn kelly land? >> well -- >> and what do you think her -- there's been lots of reports that she's had a role in this. and she's also in the midst of a contract renegotiation. >> and she's been quiet and supposedly she testified with gabe sherman who's done a good-bye goode job -- she's testified that -- >> and she is a lawyer. so one would think she knows where the line is. >> another aspect to this is the women involved. the woman who brought the charges kept quiet for a long time. why do you keep quiet? >> until the day her contract wasn't renewed. ken, do you -- you know, there's a hostile environment and quid pro quo. in the --

chief roger ailes mean for the network and the campaign for donald trump of which roger ailes has been talking. >>> stevemond, @smerconish, tim kaine seems like a decent guy. decency isn't a word we've heard much in this election. that alone makes a unique this year. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow i love ya, tomorrow.♪ ask your heart doctor about entresto. and help make tomorrow possible. ♪ you're only a day away ♪ but zzzqui

the inevitable question is, is fox news without roger ailes, like apple without steve jobs? ersonally i don't think so. i think fox news should be fine. they have thanks to roger in large part they have really established an identity for them and an ideological standpoint. one of the things he recognized and transformed all media is, is a big proportion of viewers they don't really want fair and balanced. they want more or less they want to hear what they already think and there's a large population that -- >> at this time they don't want liberal media, they want conservative media. >> yes. it is generally conservative. >> the rest of media has a very strong liberal bias. >> yes. i think in some ways it goes beyond liberal/conservative. something trump is tapping into, elite/nonelite. there's a kind of elite perspective on what people should be thinking what they should know and frankly a lot of people out there, like roger ailes, i'm from a small town in the midwest, there are a lot of people out there who do not share those elite views. fox has delivered the kind of treatme

at wimbledon yesterday, roger fedor breathed into the quarterfinals by beating steve johnson in straightaching his 14th wimbledon final also exist in world number two who eliminated novak your coverage and 38 grants and appearances. nicole: who saw the cabin that for movie? maybe you guys didn't see it. hitting parts of the north east and the planes, maria molina will check out our forecast. >> good morning. all kinds of extreme weather. in kentucky with the reported turning out in very strong winds and heavy rain in the storm system today bringing more rain across portions of the northeastern area south and west of that area in tennessee and also continuing across portions of kentucky. we continue to see the isolated blood across marginal risk for severe storms in north carolina and also virginia. as they had further west, and other storms this done spark in the risk for severe storms across minnesota and wisconsin attorney does permit damaging winds and large hail possible. into portions of nebraska and kansas. keeping a close watch on that. into tomorrow, more severe storms possible i

her lawyers, rather it was her other anchor, steve ducy, who complained so much he called her a man hater and gave her her own show. >> our big thanks to roger ailes for believing in me. >> she said she had the highest rated program in her time slot. why was she taken off the air if not for reporting sexual harassment to the ceo and by the ceo? >> carlson is suing ailes directly, not fox nyoews, as for roger ailes, he said gretchen carlson's allegations are false and this is a retaliatory suit for the decision not to renew her contract due to the fact her disappointingly low ratings were dragging down the afternoon lineup. meanwhile, carson's lawyers say they have already contacted numerous fox employees who want to discuss how the women were treated at the network. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, revelations of americans and sunscreen and many popular ones don't meet dermatologists standards and things to look for to protect yourself and your family. yourself and your family. ♪ i'm free to do what i want and have a good time.♪ the ford freedom sales event is on! and zero for 72 is back! on 2016 ford focus, fusion and escape. plus specially t

. >> wimbledon roger federer on to the quarterfinals with a straight set win over steve? and son.hamp venus williams advances to the quarters. her sister serena head thread, too. guess you can say she lifts in after all. a bit of trouble with her footing. eventually closed the retractable roof and serena what go on to win in straight sets. dinnertime in the fourth of july you may be eating a hot dog. if you are you may want to put it down. competitors trying to muster the strength to eat as many dogs as possible in the 10 minute span. joey chestnut reclaimed the title by eating 70 of them beating his own world record by one. his ninth title in the past 10 years. nobody can catch up. as always chestnut relished the victory. >> that was like right out of the rick williams playbook. >> i do it every year. >> yes, do you. you sound like you were at the phillies game screaming and shouting. >> i was on saturday night. >> hot tonic. >> have a corn dog. >>> hal days and parades tend to bring out the creativity of people. parade clintons in clifton heights delaware county did not disappoi

she alleges roger ailes retaliated against her because she refused his sexual advances and then complained about it. also accusing former cohosts stevef harassing her. allegedly called her a man hit her when she complained about steve ducey. global news 24 hours a day, more than 2600 journalists and analysts. joe: markets close in under 30 minutes. let's go live to the nasdaq with abigail doolittle. abigail: we had trading lowered by 8/10 of 1%, now .6% in a nice recovery there. the nasdaq turned green ahead of the dow and s&p 500. the gains are larger and as is often the case, the outperformance or underperformance, sensitivity, it really reflects the technology. about 2% at this point. dean and as one company that did sign a confidentiality agreement with the high-growth biotech, a signal that they may be interested in hostile takeover there. rush or-awaited movement toward m&a maybe the head of the sector. a pretty interesting story. netflix shares down 4% today. about 15% on downside for shares of netflix, saying he thinks domestic subscriber growth could be flatter than what is expected. bloomberg intelligence analyst paul sween

the show's other anchor, steve doocy, who she said treated her in such a condescending way, so much he called her a man hater and gave her her own show. >> our big thanks to roger ailes for believing in me. and giving me this opportunity. >> she said she had the highest rated program in her time slot. why was she taken off the air if not for reporting sexual harassment to the ceo and by the ceo? >> carlson is suing ailes directly, not fox news. as for roger ailes, he contacted us tonight and said gretchen carlson's allegations are false and this is a retaliatory suit for the decision not to renew her contract due to the fact her disappointingly low ratings were dragging down the afternoon lineup. meanwhile, carlson's lawyers say they have already contacted by numerous former fox employees, who want to discuss how the women were treated at the network. lester? >> cynthia mcfadden, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, new revelations of americans and sunscreen and many popular ones don't meet dermatologists standards and three things to look for to protect yourself and your family. >>> and olympian oscar pistorius learns his fate for the murder of his girlfriend.

our cnbc survey last week that steve leisman brought us, donald trump had a nine-point lead for those people. so those small business leaders don't agree with you, rogerw about this? >> were they voting or were they saying who they thought who was going to win? >> they were -- >> steve leisman's was talking about who they preferred. and remember we called it that they were split. we didn't even characterize it that trump -- roger, how many of the people that you talk to supported president obama? would 90 out of 100 supported president obama's private sector stances? >> no. i don't think they would have. i don't think -- >> but you did. and many of your people in your immediate circle around new york city or wherever with evercore -- i mean, you're one of the most prominent friends of bill. i mean, we're in the administration. so your perception of who supports hillary and who supports donald isn't exactly -- you're going bring us a certain spin. >> well, joe, all i'm -- you and i have sparred over this many times. and i've always enjoyed it. all i'm saying is that the leaders of the major corporations in the united states, i can tell you this directl

resignation of fox news chief roger ailes mean for both the network and for the campaign of donald trump for whom aisles ails has already been consulting? let's see what he says. steveedmond. tim kaine seems like a decent guy. that alone makes unique this year. people say that mike pence is a decent guy too. there you go. come on. >> sorry. washing the dog! washing the cat! well i'm learning snapchamp! chat. chat! changing the oil... (vo) it's surprising what people would rather do than deal with retirement. pressure-washing the... roses. aerating the lawn! (vo) but with nationwide it's no big deal. okay, your retirement plan is all set. nationwide? awesome. nice neighborhood. ♪ nationwide is on your side and my results ended up beinge african, european and asian. it was great because it confirmed what i knew in my gut with a little surprise. ancestry helped give me a sense of identity. you made with your airline credit card.these purchases hold on...you only got double miles on stuff you bought from that airline? let me show you something better. the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase... not just...(dismissivel

roger rupert murdoch. those are two names for you. they are not nice. susan: let's go back to stevery clinton delegate from the chicago area not far from where hillary clinton groep. i will begin by asking you about your senate race which is one of those key better states for the senate. what do you think will happen? win thelieve tammy will race. highly qualified. she has been a hero both on and off the phone. she was the head of v.a. and helped that on some much better care and also to focus more information to help them lead heir lives with ptsd and etc. she has spoken at democratic donors. we are proud of our and believe the people of illinois will see she is the more qualified and the one truly fighting for america. steve: we're at the midpoint of the convention so complete the sentence. the state of the national democrats tonight is what? >> stronger and more transparent to show america why this is the party that is going to help families and help across the board those most in need and those who were also wealthy. as jack kennedy said, if you cannot help the many who are -- e

roger r clemens in 1986. 198 13 and one.ne that's not bad.otad. nats face the padres tonight.ht o's won tonight. >> all righty. time to zip trip, steve.ing to the shawg to the neighborhood this morning fromhi the southern end to theth northern tip and yes, tucker ier mentioned chris tillman just for you because i know you would get mad at me if i if i >> yay! >> y >> yeah, he's doing great.ay hng hey, guys, i am sneaking myg m way up through shaw and what a beautiful neighborhood. beautiful morning by the way.. absolutely gorgeous out here.er i'm at seventh and s street see and behind me you might be able to see the marvin gay mural. and this is not the original.ria the original was built acrosscr the street and then with allitha the new construction they unfortunate had to take ite ha down but he they erected thisedi a couple years ago i think in 2014. 20 absolutely beautiful and sort of one of the signature hallall marks of the neighborhood ashe n of course marvin gay was the native sons of washington, d.c. so, absolutely beautiful outerur here. let's do some weather.'s do som looking at can conditions this morning which are -- you

colleague and committeeman steve fry s, who will be the next state representative from district 15 in cranston after he beat the speaker of the house in rhode island, who is a democrat. rogercolony of rhode island in 1631 based upon principles of complete religious toleration, separation of church and state, and political democracy. the united states would after be founded upon. we are the ocean state and it is absolutely beautiful back home. unfortunately, government is not working in rhode island for the people. the state is run by a corrupt democrat political machine the last 80 years. in our state, we are constantly ranked near the bottom, worst iny ranked 50th terms of our business-friendly climate. democratic leadership in our state has been rampant corruption, lack of transparency, and unethical conduct which makes it knows the prize that the democratic presidential nominee is supported by each and every one of rhode island's state democratic leadership. it should therefore come as no surprise that rhode island delivered, sorry jersey, the largest margin of victory in a three-way race with the most amount of votes cast in the history of republican primary with over

steve deucy. carlson said he was belittling her on air and off. attorneys news chief roger responded by calling her a man hater and telling her she needed to learn to get around with the boys. in 2013, carlson said she was removed as a co-anchor of "fox & friends" and given her own show. carlson accused ailes of ogling her in her office and asking her to turn around so he could view her posturety. carlson said she confronted ailes last september claiming he told her, i think you and i should have had a sexual relationship. adding that sometimes problems are easier to solve that way. carlson says she refused to have a sexualelationship with ailes and was fired nine months later. in a statement last evening, ailes said carlson's allegations and would be defended vigorously. when fox news did not commence negotiations to renew her contract, ms. carlson became aware that her career with the network was likely over and conveniently began to pursue a lawsuit. carlson hasn't always been critical of ailes writing in her book roger was razor sharp and inskrutable and we seemed to ha

rogers will do in this case. what are we seeing in the economy? how healthy is it? >> yeah, so as steve said, you know, we got this wonderful bounceback from last month. and i agree with him that you got to take the average over these last three to four months. and what does that get you? it gets you an economy that we're not in a soft patch nor are we accelerating like a gang buster, but we're steady as we go probably second year. but with no chance of acceleration. >> i'm not sure i heard steve really answer my question about what happened in may. was that a statistical anomaly? or did people really just stop hiring? and if so, why? >> yeah, i don't think it was an issue of stop hiring. i think if you looked at the data by industry, you saw a really certainly a contraction in the service sector industries. but i think -- >> there was a verizon strike, i'm sure that -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> can we put that chart back up the individual monthly bar chart. >> show the bar chart. >> there's a couple ways to think about this. one is that some of the earlier months you had warmer weath

roger. after i left lieutenant governorship of maryland, i spent two years as contributor at fox news. got the chance to get to know him and the team over there. and you are right, stevehe revolutionized the way news is delivered and how it is received by the public. i think more specifically and important forly conservatives, he gave them an outlet. he displayed their message and points of interest and their arguments. and it became a place to go to to sort of hear the erj side, if you will. in direct competition for the networks that were still dominating at the time. as the argument goes, you don't have a voice on abc, nbc, cbs, top three. and he created this new space. and i think a lot of conservatives found home. before that wab it was just radio. you had rush limbaugh dominating air waves in that regard. but the visual content it line up the message with the image, was a whole new space unexplored for a lot of conservatives and he gave them that platform in a way that they haven't had before. and it lost a thousand ships, if you will. >> that terms fair and balanced, the signature, that's how they marketed fox news. i remember when fox news channel launched, ai

steve, good to talk with you. be well. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, bill. thank you, kelly. >>> stephen roach. we have record territory today for the dow and the s&p. >> rogerltman will tell us about what he thinks could pose the biggest threats to markets. after this run-up, that's just ahead. >> up next, yeah, poke mon go fever is spreading even here at the new york stock exchange. and everywhere, it seems. details how it's gaining popularity in china where it's not even rolled out yet. foand millions moremericans lwho feel its effects.s, let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. >>> welcome back. with the market up 130 points in record territory, it's time for a cnbc news update with sharon epperson. >> here's what's happening. in dallas, president obama is paying tribute to the five slain police officers. he said despite the recent shootings, america is not as divided as it seems. >> dallas, i'm here to say we must reject such despair. i'm here to insist we must not be divided as we seem. i say that, because i know america. i know how far we have come against impossible odds.