. >> come on all out everyone before we begin i want to thank tom taylor and others for in rainbow flagthank you tom and gilbert (clapping) and a shout out to the walter and evelyn in this equality support ladies and gentlemen it is june 26th something must be happening human resources. >> yeah. >> well, did you hear did you feel the earth shake this morning. >> yeah. >> well, i wanted to tell you i don't think it was an earthquake but i do believe that was the scales of justice tipping and it was the acre arc of our his being bent that's what we felt this morning (clapping.) you know san francisco we've always been proud of our role in leading the diversity nation and perhaps the world with the tolerance for all people we're a city that celebrates diversity everyday and everyone who lives here. (clapping.) >> yes. >> and it is this diversity that brings people from all over the world to celebrate with us we're once again changing the world and how people think about committed loving relationships and the deprivations of marrying andy defining how we begin family and how children of lgb

before we begin, i just wanted to give a special thanks to tom taylor and gilbert baker for this wonderful beautiful rainbow flag!! >> whoo! >> thank you, tom and gilbert. >> also want to give a shout out the to evelyn and walter haas junior fund for helping us in this equality support. >> it's june 26. something must be happening. [ laughter ] >> did you feel the earth shake this morning? well, i just wanted to tell you that i don't think it was an earthquake. but i do believe it was the scales of justice tipping. and it was the arc of our history being bent. that's what we felt this morning. >> you know, san francisco, we've always been proud of our role in leading the nation and perhaps the world in the challenge to foster equality, acceptance and tolerance for all people. we're a city that celebrates diversity every day and everyone who lives here. yes. [ applause ] >> and it is this diversity that brings people from all over the world to celebrate with us. we are once again changing the world changing how people everywhere think about committed loving relationships and the definition

according to tom taylor roberts -- five lawyers have ordered every state to change their definition ofarriage. who do we think we are, that is judge roberts reading from his dissent. gay marriage is legal in all states. charles is live from colorado. caller: i am disgusted about the decision. when the bible condemns it and god condemns it, what gives them authority to say it's ok? i am very disgusted. i feel like america has fallen because everything that's going on is backwards. we have an administration now, i don't care if it's the supreme court or the president of the united states, everything is going corrupt. god will condemn it. he condemned it once in the bible. i thank you for letting me make my comment. host: as we continue to watch sights and sounds outside the supreme court, we continue to take your calls. caller: my name is katrina. i am very disappointed. just looking at this, it feels like our country has fallen. it's up to them to be gay or lesbian. i feel like them pushing it on our states and our government, to make this law change, i feel like that's not fair. to mak

tom: there are people -- taylor swift and tom brady back to back in news? like i'm doing "entertainment tonight." brendan: which story are you most tired of, greece or deflategate? tom: tough call. brendan: one might say that greece is slightly more important. moving back to things that -- tom: that we care about. brendan: i was going to say matter. last week danielle left the dallas fed. i asked her whether there was enough experience among the fed chairs. she gave the answer you might've expected. >> there need to be more people who understand financial markets, who have actually worked inside the markets, who understand the fixed income markets, especially the currency markets. people have been on the street. tom: i was ofrf that day? i would have taken her head off. i do not know what else to tell you. let me start with brian sack. brendan: let me quote you an e-mail that immediately arrived in my inbox that morning from one neil dutta. time stamped at 7:23 a.m., where was dudley before? is that financial enough?? neil, thank you for watching bloomberg

tom: taylor swift leaves in that she doesn't go to spotify. sam: she already didn't go to spotify.ngs that we have heard is that apple is cutting harder and better deals with the actual labels. it is pressuring them to back out of the contracts with spotify. what is going on there. ? sam: there has been tension with apple in the labels because apple wanted a lower price and the labels said no. we going to charge the same price as spotify and pandora and others. they are trying to navigate that territory coul. tom: could a new john lennon be paid today with rents? sam: perhaps maybe with more money. tom: but not with digital. brendan: the new john london cannot live in the f it -- i. tom: china coming up. michael holland will speak about his recent visit. i believe there are some level of some sorts in china. good morning. ♪ tom: good monday morning. after jobs day on friday, what a jobs day that was. thanks to all of our team for great coverage. we move on. let us get to our top headlines. vonnie: police using tear gas dispersed a crowd outside of a concert in new jersey. people go

the morning san francisco-- good morning >>: before we begin i want to give a special thanks to tom taylor gilbert baker for this wonderful beautiful rainbow flag we want to give a shot up to the funds for helping us in this equality support. it is june 26th something bettis happen-you here and fill the earth shake this morning? a one to tell you that i do not think it was an earthquake but i do believe in with the scales of justice tipping happen in with our our history being bent that is what we felt this morning san francisco we've always been proud of our role in leading the nation and perhaps the world in a challenge to foster equality acceptance and tolerance for all people with our city that celebrates the diversity of everyday and everyone who lives here it is this diversity in the brakes people from all over the world to celebrate with us where once again changing the world changing how people everywhere think about committed loving relationships and the definition of marriage were also redefining how we define family and how children of l g. v t parents should be treated equally

taylor swift. let's bring in jeff price and tom sturgis. taylor swift, apple.n. >> taylor swift came down hard on the side of all independent artists. she is an independent artist. she is not signed to a major label. she came down hard on behalf of everybody who is the little guy fighting the big guy. she went toe-to-toe with apple in the opinion of many she knocked them right out. >> she said you are not giving people free iphones. don't ask us to give our music away. >> exactly. >> i think it's close enough to that. what we just saw were two remarkable things. number one, it's the power of the written word. still. after all this time the written word has all that impact. plus the picture of her holding the apple was fantastic. then eddie q responding on twitter to change his company's, the largest company in the world, to change their corporate policy on twitter responding directly to an artist. i think it was a tremendous move by apple to recognize they have made a mistake and they were going to change course immediately. and use the leverage of pleasing her

tom: it is. brendan: there was a great business week cover story from a few months ago saying that taylor swift ist she wants, she gets here it what she says, goes. tom: i just want to know when the artist get paid. vonnie: they are getting paid less during the trial. tom: gideon rose, here is greece gdp. it rolls over inflation. . here's 2007, and i overlaid 1929 in the united states. the u.s. depression up to 1936 on 29041. it is unambiguous, greece is in depression. brendan: a lot of the help that is gone has gone toward helping bankers, not helping ordinary greeks. you have to give them a sense their future can be better. their anger is driving a lot of things. tom: i have never seen an article that shows one currency can work given the differences of greece and what we see in depression, ursus germany with unemployment going from 7% down to 4%. gideon: if they leave, there will be so much volatility you may as well rename the currency the gyro. brendan: how long have you been waiting on that one? gideon: the last break. tom: does a partial depreciation or full depreciation, is that the only p

taylor swift all show. brendan: did you say "neetay greetay." tom: i think it is from the steve miller band. y that it is impossible to talk about streaming services without a photo of taylor swift. tom: greece. brendan: what we thought we knew on sunday night, turns out to be true. there is the deal. there may be a real debt restructuring. tom: bill ro

they're saying the only thing that can save tom brady now is a tweet from taylor swift. >> that was jimmyady appeal. brady spent hours with roger goodell that's a long time. when they emerge ed from the nfl headquarters last night, brady's attorney said they quote put forth a compelling case. goodell will decide whether brady's testimony was convincing enough to overturn the suspension. there's no timetable on when a decision will come but it will reportedly take several weeks. >>> folks, you want to see what multitasking looks like? we'll take you to chicago. a foul ball hit along the first baseline is snagged by a man bolt feeding his 7-month-old son. dad holds on to the ball. baby hangs on to his bottle. it does cost the home team after review. the batter is called out for fan interference. he's got some serious skills. as for the game cubs win it 1-0. somebody has to sign that guy. >>> how special is gonzalez beard? enough to land a sponsorship. a men's grooming tool manufacture. he received a certificate for quote facial hair excellence. i'm not there yet. i'm wonder physician i-- wo

xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. tom: let's get to our top headlines.ating happening right now in the greek debt crisis. a revised proposal today after revelation from the greek prime minister. talks today in brussels with the heads of the imf, the ecb and the european union. if they win the deal he will have to sell his own country on the required performance. one criticism says the proposals do not address the biggest problems. >> it needs to be understood in europe that without debt restructuring we cannot come to a solution. we will have the same political and that the others had. vonnie: six days from now the bailout expires and greece must pay the imf $1.6 billion. president obama's trade plan is expected to be approved today. it needs only a simple majority. the plan was repackaged to overcome democratic opposition. a new report -- the associated press says the bargaining to high-tech reactors and other state-of-the-art equipment to the report is based on a draft document. a new chief will be taking controls. their nominating dennis as the new ce

they're saying that the only thing that can save tom brady now is a tweet from taylor swift.eers and applause] as you no doubt unfortunate to know, donald trump is running for president of the united states. last week donald trump's poll numbers last week weren't very good. they were terrible, in fact, but according to a new poll released today. republican primary voters in new hampshire have donald trump in second place. it's a real poll conducted by suffolk, universi university. it shows him trailing jeb bush. trump has been spreading his message and running video ads on his instagram account. this one may be part of the reason why his poll numbers are up. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: he makes a very good point. i'm going to say this. say what you want of donald trump. of all the candidates, he does look the maddest. also on instagram, kim kardashian west on sunday revealed she's expecting a boy. it will be her second child with her husband kanye west. they already have a daughter named north. and a forensic artist, a guy by the name of joe mullens took it upon himself

xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. tom: a busy morning, folks.surveillance." vonnie quinn, help me out. fitfit bit is raising prices as they tried to get there initial public offering price. vonnie: 30 poor 34 point 5 million shares. they have 85% of the connected market at the moment, facing stiff competition trying to overtake apple. tom: since you got fit bit, did you get your 10,000 shares? vonnie: i count my shares in my head, tom. tom: fit bit doing better than good as they try to get their roadshow done, getting to their initial public offering. that's go to top headlines. vonnie: there is talk that european leaders may hold an emergency summit on greece. eurozone officials are discussing a possible summit next sunday. the greek finance minister yanis varoufakis says they will not be any new proposals this week. reese has rejected demands that it make further -- greece has rejected demands that it make further cuts or make tech -- or raise taxes. the rules committee has agreed to delay another trade vote until the end of july, at this has

xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. tom: good morning, everyone.ene. let's get to the top headlines. vonnie: the south carolina church massacre may have been in the works for some time. the roommate of suspect dylann storm roof says he was a committed segregationist who had been planning something like this for months. roof is now in jail and arrested more than 200 miles away from the killings of nine people in the stork like church. he will be in court today. -- people in an historic black church. he will be in court today. eurozone leaders will meet at an emergency summit monday and the ecb has its own emergency session today. last night in athens, thousands turned out to urge the government to reach a deal that would keep greece in the euro unions. prime minister alexis tsipras says an agreement will still be reached but he will not accept the deal that requires more austerity measures. they did not sound optimistic. >> we hope for the bus but we now must be prepared for the worst. in the united kingdom, we have taken the measures to increase ou

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we have sean taylor, head of emerging markets at deutsche wealth management. tom it because it creates distortions, which means china has to act responsibly. richard haass is with us on the council of foreign relations. there is something great here -- you do an experiment, it does not work out, it is a bubble and then you say finally they have to work it out. is that a possibility? ambassador haass: it is an experiment on a norma's -- on an enormous scale. they has to do with demographic issues, corruption issues. it is the toughest and biggest experiment going on on the planet. brendan: at what level of economic growth does china start to begin having problems with political legitimacy? ambassador haass: i think the real numbers are in the range of 5%, about where they are now. that is why the chinese are tightening up. it is no quinton is that china has slowed and will stay slow -- it is no coincidence that china has slowed and will stay slowed for years. brendan: the deal has always been, you let us stay in power we will make you get rich. is that still in pla

taylor swift? or have they set a precedent for future decisions. toming apple should not have put themselves in this position and joe says i find it interesting that apple found itself in a similar situation to spotify, though apple with much more cash. referring to the fact whether they can deal with it or not. of course, looking forward to more of you e-mailing us via twitter @cnbc. >> taylor twist pulled her album off of spotify last year. it was seen as a risky move but "1989" her newest album has the biggest debut, selling more than 4.9 million albums in the u.s. you got to give it to her. she made bold moves but it paid off. >> absolutely. as you say, credit to her, she's become incredibly influential. powerful would be the wrong word, i think. but she's certainly a hugely influential figure. even if you rewind 12 months even, i'm not talking five years. 12 months ago she was nowhere near this kind of following. >> i would actually say she's a powerful voice with the millennial generation. listen, she's 25 years old. she's no longer a teeny boppe

. >> and inside taylor's insane weekend, with all-star baby making a bride's dream come true. >>> plus the tomweb. >>> then, "orange is the new black" new inmate is a social media sensation. plus, mark wahlberg while one of his "ted 2" costars tries to outkardashian him. >> i thought he was pretty sexy. got all the curves. >> now, hollywood from the inside out. it's "the insider," together with yahoo!. >> well, with so many of you coming out of your "orange of the new black" bingeing haze, we're with the stars of the netflix hit, taking us inside the twists and turns of season three. we're beginning with that big mess over at the naacp. >> that's right. rachel dolezal the naacp chapter president, accused of pretending to be black, resigns on facebook, after her white parents came forward, saying she lied about her race. now, with the new developments, there's been a flurry of social conversation. >> we are talking to the whistle blowing parents and asking if lying about who she really is can

also being released this week contributing editor for popular science tom klein tells the story of taylor wilson who at 14 build a 500 million degree reactor and became the youngest person in history to achieve nuclear fusion. final the in arms, guy loss and recounts how three young men in florida won of $300 million contract from the defense department in 2007 to supply ammunition to the afghanistan military and became large-scale weapons traders. look for these titles in bookstores this coming weekend watch for authors in the near future on booktv. >> what interested you in weapons of mass destruction? you wrote about germs, biological warfare? >> the happiest subjects. >> you seem to be drawn to grisly ways of dying. >> it was so crazy because i have been so blessed. my life was really lucky. i had a wealthy talented father, a brother who was a great musician, grew up comfortable but i grew up part of the time in las vegas when my father nightclubs, i didn't realize until the time send me back to las vegas after 2001 to look at what we were using the nevada test site for and to write a

tom. >> good morning. >> you think they had an inside job, they had help from the inside. as you heard our correspondent talk about, there is a woman who worked in the prison. they were apparently prison taylors. they had access to them and knew them well. how will they figure out if she is involved? >> they will interview her. if they are treating her as a suspect and given her her rights she doesn't have to talk. she can accept employment somewhere else i guess. when you hear the complexity of getting out of the prison the cat walks and six stories high and not cutting the wrong pipe and all that. you wonder what this woman, even if she helped them what she would now and how she got tools to them. to me there had to be a lot of help more than one or two people at the prison that provided help to them. maybe somebody on the maintenance department provided help and came in and led them out and told them how to get out of that place through the maze z. it's amazing in the dark they would be able to do this by themselves hit or miss. to me most people in that infrastructure would be still in the maze days later, trying to figure out where to go next and how to get out. >> sure that leads you to