. >> prominent environmentalist tom steyer and former head of the epa gina mccarthy spoke ahead of tomorrow'smit. much of the discussion focused on rethinking capitalism for a green economy. >> one of the most popular courses at the harvard business school is called reimagining capitalism. because it's not working. >> there are interests on other side who don't even argue back because they can't. but what they're doing is they're preserving their bottom line. >> you the climate action summit starts tomorrow at mosconi center. for more information on the summit and how you can get involved, head to abc7news.com. >>> new at 11:00, the family of a missing san francisco man brian egg whose remains are believed to be those of a headless body found in his home are speaking for first time. kate larson was at a vij i. tonight on what would have been his 66th birthday prosecutor friends from four decades of life of gathered outside his home. the little what white house k white house on clara street is where police found a body in a fish tank without a head or hands, presumably his mutilated remains. >

tom steyer was in for you in june, injected money to your campaign, black pac and color of change. what do you make of this binary narrative that the media seems snuck that you're either a bernie person or a hillary person? and are you either of those two? >> joy, you know this, it's so much easier to put somebody in a box. i'm not going in anybody's box. i'm a floridian. i care about the issues that confront my state. i believe health care ought to be available and affordable and accessible for all. i believe that folks ought not be terrified to get sick. that i believe people who work one job ought to be able to make a wage they can live on rather than having to work two and three jobs and i believe we ought to pay teachers what their worth with a public education system that allows for lift for everybody, regardless of where you come from and what side of town you grew up on. appreciate and embrace the support of bernie sanders, especially since i endorsed hillary clinton, campaigned for her, i spoke to hillary and bill clinton earlier this week, i spoke to senator sanders. i th

george soros and tom steyer. how do you square a populist progressive campaign that wants to get big money out of politics, get dark money out of politics and yet it's billionaires that have to prop up your campaign? >> well, i'll tell you, i'm deeply appreciative of mr. soros as well as mr. steyer. i have known them for some time. but our campaign was propped up by a lot of small contributions including my mother who was on auto deduct of $20 a month into our campaign. in the first two days of this general election, our campaign has been buoyed this first week raising over $2 million by everyday folks. not big contributions but everyday folks sowing a seed into our race. i think that's going to help us win on november 6th. these everyday folks deciding to sew a seed into this race. >> do you think the democratic party is giving you enough support? i saw the association made a $1 million investment. it can sound like a lot of money. but this the state of florida. i think 70,000 media markets in florida, by last c

and helped your campaign and largely your campaign early on was funded by them, george soros and tom steyere sort of a populist, progressive campaign that wants to get big money among other things, get big money out of politics, dark money out of politics, yet it is billionaires that have to prop up your campaign? >> i will tell you, i'm honestly deeply appreciative of mr. soros and mr. steier, both men i have known for sometime. the truth is our campaign was propped up by a lot of small contributions, including my mother who was on auto deduct $20 a month. we raised $2 million by everyday folks sowing a seed into our race. i think that will help us win on november 6th, is everyday folks deciding to sow a seed into the race. >> do you think the democratic party is giving you enough support? i saw the democratic governor's association made a $1 million investment. it can sound like a lot of money but this is the state of florida. i think there's 17,000 media markets in the state of florida by last count. i'm exaggerating slightly. >> oh, yeah. >> $1 million, some democrats say there was zero

republicans democrats, tom steyer, george soros, we all together will be spending that money.tuart: drop those names in there. david, appreciate it. good stuff. >>> check the futures. how will we open the market? little changed to slightly lower. let me summarize like that. >>> do you remember this sear renna williams lashing out at an umpire in u.s. open final. accused him of sexism. umpires are threatening to unionize. that is the right word, unionize. what else could be next? they have a list. >>> fbi bombshell, new text messages show peter strzok, lisa page show a media strategy. jim jordan on the house judiciary committee. he will join us. he is next. this is "varney & company"'s first hour. as one of the nation's largest investors in infrastructure, we don't just help power the american dream, we're part of it. this is our era. this is america's energy era. nextera energy. stuart: apple new products coming out today, the hype machine is coming. the stock is premarket, up a little bit. see how it goes on throughout the day. >>> look at snap. it has a couple downgrades. th