steve stevens. lee pappas. -how you doing, buddy? -pleasure to meet you. -how are you, man? ready to tear up the town? -yeah. steve: here's lee pappas, another one of my good clients. it's a guy that is a stockbroker. this is a guy that i've built up to come to las vegas to bet some serious money. this is jordan, a friend of mine. he's executive security. i bring him aboard for clients like this that bring out the big guns. lee pappas' record was 14-3 with me before coming to town. let's go get something to eat. i'm starving. he was betting $500 a game at first, -then i convinced him to go about $1,000 a game. -nice car. it's not the money that i made him, it's the record and the consistency and the percentage. i've shown this guy 70%, 80%, which is something he's never seen before in the stock market. and now he's looking to bet big. what we're gonna do right now is, uh, i'm gonna take you to one of the finest restaurants in las vegas. i'm taking you to a place called oscar's. how long have you been in the stock market? i've been in the market since '87. you and i do the ex

steve cohen, democrat from tennessee. he's one of the few white members of congress to represent a majority black district. steven walker, executive director of i-vote, democratic pac and former african-american vote detector for dnc organizing for americans project. steve, let me start with you. having been around organizers, spent a lot of time, i know there is a huge, huge distance between numbers on a board and how many people are out there that might be able to be registered, and actually doing that work. how do you close the gap between those two. >>? is it plausible to register the number of people you'd have to register and turn them out to give georgia a shot at being a competitive state? >> absolutely, chris. first of all, it's a multipronged approach. as you know, registering people to vote requires an investment in resources, in time and energy. one of the things we have to make sure we have is a sustained and working democratic party in the state of georgia which we have a great party led by porter and his fantastic staff and other members. it requires ongoing investment of engagement in the communit

at&t, perhaps one of randall steve steve steve stevens's better moves was signing up apple.n this case it's not clear it will have the same popularity as iphone. >> but i like this . i like at&t making a bold move. their stock has been stuck. they are doing an acquisition. real pulse at at&t. verizon back almost to 50. i think at&t is a company that makes sense on a yield basis to give you growth. >> i will come back to you and say what at&t is not a growth company at this point. they are doing a deal because that's what they know how to do. randall looks at the playbook. it's what he learned at the foot of ed whitaker for those years -- do a deal. you come back to the ability to maintain the payout ratio and they had to do the deal. >> right. >> why is that good? by the way, it is still contingent on sunday ticket, one of the most bizarre conditions i have seen. >> sunday ticket is why you want it. you've got to keep moving in this business. sprint is calling a lot of the high debt today. calling their high debt. you're starting to see the soft bank money flow through. you'

congressman steve cohen, steven walker from i-vote. thank you. that's "all in" for this evening. if you live in the middle of a state somewhere, if you live far from any other state's border, this might be hard for you to visualize, but there's a part of kentucky that is basically suburban ohio. part of the greater metropolitan area of cincinnati, cincinnati, ohio, is across the state line in the northern part of the state of kentucky. lots of people live in kentucky and commute back and forth every day across the ohio river. but in order to do so, they have to cross state jurisdictions. and of course, even though these places are very geographically close to each other, in politics, state jurisdictions really matter. on this side of the river, house speaker john boehner is basically the top political dog. he's not only the top republican in the house of representatives, third in line to the presidency, he's also the preeminent elected firm in ohio. his district is not far from where the bridge from kentucky over the ohio river touches down on the ohio side. on the other side of

. >> steven? >> steve orland, national committee on u.s.-china relations.prised you didn't true in terms of journalist coverage, today there peopleeat journalists who such as yourself who gave us great coverage and then there inaccuracies. the being taken out to dinner when there are reporting that he hunger strike and not reporting that i thought was pretty bad. really kind of all journalists in the future in terms of reporting china. six,, this went on for seven weeks. we didn't make any representations to the chinese peaceful way was a to clear the square? we knew they don't have riot andpment and fire hoses things we would have used? there were no representations that he would made? that we made? >> i think the answer is no, we did not. not.d i -- did we think they were going to do what they did in square?n i don't think so. havenymore than we would chineseeptive to the advice on kent state you know, it is just very affair.ir internal wrong, but no, we to not try to tell them how do it. >> i also think, you know, at the end. tore was the earlier attempt

aisha moody mills and democratic strategist and chair of the gay and lesbian victory fund, steven elamendorf. steve, seems like we're getting a decision in favor of same-sex couples, something moving very fast. every few days, seems like we're hearing about this. almost half the country lives in a state where same-sex couples can be married. how close are we to having marriage equality nationwide? >> i think we're pretty close. i think this will get to the supreme court in a year or two. and when it does, i'd be surprised if the supreme court went in an opposite direction. everybody's realizing, it's not a big deal. it's a big deal for the people getting married but nothing bad is happening. there's no backlash. they see loving people getting married and that's a good thing. and all these court decisions just reaffirm that the march towards full marriage equality nationwide is inevitable. it's going to happen soon. and people who are against it are rapidly i think realizing that. and there's no energy against it anymore. >> aisha, i want to bring you in, another prominent republican has announced h

steven rich a steve teacher in the south bronx who runs a similar program. >> we are opening minds opening hearts and opening hands across the country. >> reporter: their passion like the skill is being passed along to the next class. it may seem old-fashioned but even in our high tech lives we've come to realize, grandma may have been on to something. >> south bronx program went to the white house. this year the kids from concord are planning to go. >>> giants showing off their new edible garden. all kinds of stuff doing out beyond the center field wall. some of it will wind up in the food that's being sold at the ballpark. >> got to learn how to cook. >> they used to have an avocado tree out there. >> really? >> yeah. >> my favorite. >> still ahead putting the pressure on apple. >> google gets ready to unveil its new smart watches. >> we can't wait. we're looking to fog and low clouds along the shoreline moving back in. but by the weekend oh, do things change. we'll have the forecast coming up for you after break. >>> coming up what is wrong with big daddy. >> he's going to be fine. >> u

. >> but it's not long before he makes a new friend, steven robbins. >> i'm steve, man. >> how you doing? i'm austin. >> austin? >> austin. >> is this your first time doing a bit? >> mm-hmm. >> all right, look. you belong to any gangs or organizations? >> no. >> all right. i'm going to work with you. it's very important you don't get involved with anybody. no peer pressure. or anything. don't borrow no money from someone if you can't pay it back. don't get hooked up with no drugs if you can't deal with it. you understand what i'm saying? >> i don't do no kind of drugs. >> then i'll work with you. how much time you got? >> 70 years. >> damn. what kind of crime did you commit? >> robbery. >> home invasion? >> uh-huh. >> they don't want you doing that, man. that's a dangerous thing, man. you go to somebody's house. >> yep. >> you can't do that, partner. you understand what i'm talking about? austin, what you want to do? there's a lot of opportunities you can do while you're here. you get your high school education? >> yeah. >> and you wasted that? how old are you? >> 18. >> 18? you come rig

steven. agreed to talk to you. steve englander. and that's it for today's show. i'm julia chatterley.for watching "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" will be right up. >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk box." the crisis in iraq, the pend gone moving more firepower into this region and more troops into baghdad to secure the u.s. embassy. >>> gm's recall crisis continues to grow. the automaker recalling another 3 million cars. >>> and a major feat accomplished in brazil. the united states finally beats ghana in a world cup thriller. it's tuesday, june 17th, 2014. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. in iraq, islamic militants took control of another town yesterday. there have been reports of fighting south of baghdad. president obama telling congress that the united states is deploying up to 275 million personnel. they're going to be providing support and security for u.s. personnel in the embassy in baghdad. we will have more from michelle caruso cabrera on the ground. that is coming up in a few mi

steve king. and he is truly extreme on this issue. steven king says do nothing, absolutely nothing, and the house does nothing, absolutely nothing. well, mr. president, not only has this point not been refuted by anyone in the republican party, it's actually been even further confirmed in the last few days. let's start with steve king himself. just last week king filed an amendment to the commerce-justice-science appropriations bill that would require the department of justice to -- quote -- "investigate the department of homeland security's use of prosecutorial discretion towards certain immigrants, including beneficiaries of the deferred action for childhood arrival or daca program, that the obama administration announced in 2012 of june." when discussing his amendment, steve king -- listen to this -- pejoratively referred to the daca program as -- quote -- "deferred action for criminal aliens." that's what he thinks. that's what he thinks. that every immigrant is a criminal. that's because king has said, when describing this program, that

. >> the driver's seat where steven hollerman was seated was pushed as far back as the seat could go. >> the steering wheel was bent. and investigators found steve'sbloody shoe print on the passenger side window. this indicated that steve moved his seat back after he was in contact with deborah's blood, then grabbed the steering wheel to brace himself for the crash. the evidence also proved that steve hollerman tried to break the passenger window after the crash. >> my opinion is he was trying to break the window out at the accident scene. he needed glass because there was a lot of blood and there was no glass anywhere. >> lastly, dr. amatuzio discovered what really caused deborah's death. whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. take it on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day women's 50+. a complete multivitamin with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. age? who cares. all stations come over to mithis is for real this time

. >> and steve, i am not familiar with this cavuto guy, but he looks like a broke-ass steven colbert?eryone is so whity. and who is steven colbert. i am who you see. i am. this big ego -- well whatever. person. you get what you pay for. but it is basic cable. keep them coming, see you tomorrow. kennedy: isis crisis continues erosion jihadi group snaping up weapons, land and cash, this time super close to taking over iraq's largest airfield. that we stocked with goodies before he left town. >> we have our own issues back at home, supreme court got it right on cell phone searchs, you do not have to cough up your galaxy the next time you are stopped for making an illegal left turn. a new aclu report to cops, and economic shrinkages are

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steve is talking about ambarella. let's cite something. i'm watching the stock. stock is shooting up. >> it gained a percent while we were speaking. >> if you're buying the stock on steven'su're not planning to hold it for a significant amount of time, it's completely foolish. this is a stock that you do want to hold. why? because exactly what steve's talking about fundamentally. they do have tail winds at their back. they're in a great space. they're being looked at by an intel, by a broad kom. that's their peer group. it's a stock that's a longer term holding. if you're stepping in understand that. >> can i get a realtime trade update? as we were speaking, it's now doubled. it's gained 2% while we were on the air. steve weiss, do you still hold on to this or do you think given this run that perhaps, perhaps the news is priced in? >> as i say, you don't buy it on the spike. you wait. but if i owned it, i'm not selling it if i believe in the future. why trigger a tax event and have to, you know, throw those gains away in terms of taxes? >> just to add on to that, melissa, if you look at this stock, put it a double top earlier this year and it's still trading down 10% year

steve jobs will fill. >> a lot of transitions. it is a company in transition to a large degree. brian and steven, thank you for stopping by before the keynote and jon and kayla, we will see you throughout the hour. what do you expect today at the developers worldwide conference. tweet us inside at squawk alley. >> there are a lot of people already tweeting through the wee hours and know you will be tweeting to them at san francisco. >>> and we want to send it to dominic on a market flash with the steel industry. >> the stock is dropping on news the steelmaker will indefinitely idol, halt, two manufacturing facilities affecting 260 employees. the company is blaming business conditions influenced by unfair trade practices for tubular steel products imported. you can see it is down about a quarter of a percent. back to you. >>> when we come back, next in our "q," the guy wit all the scoops on apple, mark gurman. and the mobile's worldwide developer's conference in san francisco. ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whet

hattiesburg, mississippi, msnbc's "up" host steve kornacki is in new york for me and curtis lee is in denver. kacie, a little redemption for stewart stevens, by the way. stewart stevens one of the brain childs of the cochran campaign, but stewart stevens, strategist for mitt romney, his home state is mississippi. a win for him. >> reporter: a win for him. three weeks ago i asked some of cochran's top supporters how they planned to win this runoff and i got a text message back that just said win, organization, hammer. at the time i was pretty skeptical but they pulled it out in the end. you could see it early on in the absentee ballot numbers. they were much higher this time around than during the primary. and that suggested some pretty aggressive organizing. at this point it's not clear what mcdaniel is going to do next. it sounds like they're eyeing some legal challenges, but you mentioned the club for growth and they just put out a state congratulating senator cochran. that suggests that at this point mcdaniels well money backers are probably abandoning him. as you also pointed out, with travis childers, democrats said privately they ha

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steve ambrose. it has been promoted by an extraordinarily stellar group of leaders, civic and political leaders in our nation, and the former senators, senator stevens and senator inouye, who had joined arms together as brothers here in the senate, helped us to establish this official museum. it is almost complete. and on the eve of d-day, it is particularly striking that the two of us would be here to remember this prayer, to say to the country this prayer, in our view, should be on the memorial here in d.c. i'm also hoping, just as a suggestion, that it be placed somewhere significantly in this fabulous, extraordinary, beautifully designed and beautifully executed museum that tells the story of the war. not how it was won, but why it was fought. why it was fought is the most important lesson for our country, the people of the world to know. and some of that is expressed in this prayer. more of it is expressed in the museum itself. and right now the senator from iowa -- ohio, would want to know that hundreds of -- hundreds of citizens from new orleans and louisiana are actually on their way by boat to normandy. and of course many of our elected off

stevens moved to pennsylvania to study law. he practiced law in gettysburg and spent four years as a member of the pennsylvania state legislature. thaddeus steveness. house of representatives from 1849 to 1853 and from 1859 until his death in 1868. he is best remembered for being a fierce opponent of slavery and discrimination against african-americans. he was instrumental in the passage of the 14th amendment to the constitution and fought for african-american rights during reconstruction. i ask my colleagues to honor the courageous actions and momentous contributions of this great american by voting in favor of h.r. 1865 and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from vermont is recognized. mr. welch: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my colleague, mr. meadows. you spoke very well and eloquently about a vermonter that we're very proud of,ed that us in -- thaddeus stevens. you gave so much of his biography, i'm just going to embrace what you said but i'm going to give you one pronunciation hint. we're going to bring you up there and show you where thaddeus stevens was

steve. you're going to look amazing. >> we'll see you at the simmer concert tomorrow, as well. >> yes, we will. >> thank you so much, guys. appreciate it. >>> good morning. a daly city music stevenlice the 28-year-old brian butz touched thafr chests on multiple occasions during music lessons. >>> please want to find out if the same arsonist has lit a series of small fires. the latest in a dumpster around 2:00 this morning on hoff street in the mission. at least two other fighters have burned dumps terse in the south of market area. >>> how is the traffic going this morning? >> we take you into san jose, we still have the accident we reportederedier web along 37th near ma tilta. a couple cars got tang you would up with a motorcycle. there are injuries there. tlrz solid is it delays from the nimitz. or take the nimitz to montague, and that would will connect you to 101. >>> when we come back, mike nicco has a look at the bay area forecast >>> good morning. we're looking at temperatures in the 50s, already some 60s popping up where the sun has been out the longest along the peninsula. you can see from the east bay valley there. about 7 to 14 degrees cooler today. a cooling trend th

steve. >>> sunny and warm today. warm to hot for some inland. 80s, 90s by the coast. beautiful, 60s 70s. cooler friday. summer begins 3:51 a.m. on saturday. it will be cooler. >> all right. thank you, stevenfor making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. thanks for watching. . >>> hello, everybody, i'm beth, serging the web for the best videos of the day, and we got them, "right this minute." soldiers line up to get sworn in, but watch what happens. >>> fbi. >> one man's escape from 13 tons of tank. >>> some guys spot a coyote in a wild fence. >> he's upside down almost bent backwards. >> see the struggle to set him free and on his