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good morning carl, good morning to you. i'm scott mcgrew in for marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's see when things are going to clear up, if they will, along the coastline. here's meteorologist kari hall. >> it's going to take a while. this is a look below the clouds in san francisco where we can see at times low visibility especially for some of our high-rises and across the golden gate bridge this morning. as we go into the day our high temperatures stay in the 60s for half moon bay as well as san francisco, but heating up again for the inland areas, up to 90 in concord, and in antioch, and some upper 80s for the north bay, napa, 89 degrees. we'll talk more about that and the weekend forecast, but it's not bad for a tuesday commute, mike. >> tuesdays tend to see more traffic flow. it summertime, anything's possible. folks do change up their schedule week to week. here we have that first start for slowing north 87 from ku kurtner. a crash but clearing. and a build here at the maze and for highway 4. no big s

who may not have voted so we came up with this idea let's get two ballot proposals actually this is carl rove's and bush's idea. in 2004, they got 14 states to put an amendment on the ballot proposal to ban gay marriage and it passed in all 14 states and it brought out enough people to get bush elected we can do this this time if we put ballot measures on the ballots. we did it in michigan with with marijuana legalization, we doubled the youth vote from the previous off year election [ light laughter ] and the african-american vote, which thousands had sat it out in '16, unhappy with the choices, came back to vote last november, because we had a ballot proposal to make gerrymandering and voter suppression illegal, and it passed [ cheers and applause marijuana passed, and we had a huge african-american turnout and that gave us -- we got democrats elected off it instead of putting all our hopes in one politician to carry the thing, we have to get these ballot proposals on in swing states that will bring out people to vote now i tweeted at trump just before i came out to watch tonight. >> s

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the headlines: the investigation based on the lies of carl beech. a formerjudge claims police may have broken the law in their probe into an alleged vip paedophile ring. uncertainty over brexit hits holiday money — the pound falls to a two—year low, dropping further this morning. boris johnson visits wales for the first time as prime minister, hoping to rally support for his plans for farming after brexit. iain conn, the chief executive of centrica — which owns british gas — announces he's stepping down, after a challenging period for the company. poorer pupils trail 18 months behind the rest of the class once

also this weekend at "the new york times" carl discusses his reporting on the process to kill thdelete justices supreme court seat and cbs news legal analyst talks about her guide to reading and understanding the u.s. constitution. all this weekend on booktv. check your cable guide or visit the website for more information. >>> the 13th nixon biography. there are a lot of them i was -- this is going to kind of sound conceited, i represent the east coast establishment. my politics are moderate or i'm not sure i have any. i went to harvard, i am a type. mixing hated people like me, not me personally but people like me. it would be interesting to try to reverse engineer this in a sympathetic way how did he see me or see us or the establishment or the "washington post" company for which i work worked. i made the best effort i could. this was the impetus of the book and the best part of the book really is sympathetic about the moment he had where they treated him typically and you begin to understand why he was resentful and let this stuff get out of control. he was treated badly by my kind

attorney general carl racine says the fees are often locked tougher axes making it for you to determine how much of your money is going to the government and how much is actually going to the hotel. >> these resort fees can be as oittle as $9 and as much as close to $100 the charge room. >> the lawsuit aims to force marriott to advertise true prices up front and provide partial refunds to tens of thousands osu conmers and pay civil fines. marriott international says they do not comment on pending litigation. >>> it's been just over a career since a little girl went into cardiac arrest after she was shot at an outdoor fountain at mtional harbor. today we're hearing from thett li girl's parents in a video released by the family attorney. wendy rieger is in the newsroom with a look at you how this ordeal has changed this family's lives forever. >> can you imagine the pa lnts of ttle girl say they remember her as a smiling, vibrant child who loved life and used to love running around, but they say they have not heard her voice or seen her walk in more than a year. the little girl was just 7

is it time for carl who thought it was a famous twitter handle to go on vacation, but no, it is not. the water temperature is still cold at 53, 56, and still an onshore breeze with an opponent of that. cool clouds from last night that it certainly felt like it should have right there a little circulation getting caught up around the flow of the offshore and some of that high cloud deck will favor in nevada, popping up again, but they will jump up, mild to warm, 60s, 70s. you can see the fog is there, but really compressed, some of the higher clouds that are trying to take the temps. but mid-60s for some here and 54 in alamo and out of the gate quickly here and it will warm up pretty rapidly here. temperatures above average here for just about anybody and maybe you're average closer to the coast and the bay. 60s, 70s, 90s. if you have any good news, it has been a tough monday here. >> yes, it has been a tough monday. i don't have a lot of news as it comes to the approach. and i want to show you some pictures at alameda county fire tweeted out earlier what happened here. this grass fir

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carl jr. and his wife, kim, drove over to beverly's office hoping she'd be there. >> there was no one there. i mean, the place is completely black. and about that time dad had let me know that he had made it to the property where mom told him she was going and her car was there but she wasn't. >> carl jr. figured there must be an explanation, as did beverly's friend stacy and brenda. being real estate agent themselves, she thought maybe she had gone with the potential buyers to show them other houses. >> we went to the two vacant houses that were her listings and went and checked the locked boxes to see if anyone had read them and nobody had opened them. >> beverly's friend couldn't sleep so she checked her phone. >> there's an e-mail from brenda and i can still see the words that said "it is with a very heavy heart that i let you know we can't find beverly, she went to show a house and she is missing." i still can read that and feel the same pay. >> police and beverly's family gathered at the

carl beech said he did. the prosecution was going over the interview he gave the police in 2012 and was highlighting times when he withheld information from the police. carl beech said that was because of the mindset he was in. the prosecution said, that was lying. in their words, the prosecution said, that was lying. in theirwords, he the prosecution said, that was lying. in their words, he gave the police doff information. the court read a document that carl beech had written in the third person and that detailed a near death experience of an abused child. carl beech told the court it was about this witness called john and asked why he wrote it in that way as if it was him, he said it enabled him to detach himself from it. some parts he could not explain why he had written that way and the prosecution asked him, do you often write things that are deceitful in documents you do not understand? deceitful in documents you do not understand ? red replied deceitful in documents you do not understand? red replied

>> good morning, carl. good morning, everyone here's what's happening at this hour president trump lashing out at the reverend al sharpton, calling him a con man and a troublemaker who hates whites and cops in baltimore, sharpton fired back >> he attacks everybody. i know donald trump, he's not mature enough to take criticism. he can't help it he's like a child. somebody say something, he reacts he's thin skinned and not really matured that well. >>> the utility blamed for a serious of gas explosions in massachusetts last september has settled all class action lawsuits for $143 million. columbia gas of massachusetts and its parent nysors announcing the settlement this morning. >>> and taco seasoning sold at walmart is being recalled due to possible salmonella contamination. the 1.25 ounce heb brand reduced social media mix being voluntarily recalled by williams food both have best by dates of all-2021, so check your cupboards. that's the news update this hour back downtown to "squawk alley." morgan, back to

we spoke to carl icahn earlier. object to the fact that they did a transformational acquisition that really puts the company at risk and did not go to the board members for a vote. they skirted the board members vote. it is interesting, they pledged in the future -- this was a few months ago, in the future they would always go to shareholders, keep the balance sheet current. i say that all in the letter. watch carefully their debt. not only did they violate that pledge but they ran to warren buffett. activist investor carl icahn speaking with erik schatzker. we are joined by our deals reporter who broke the story. to letter from icahn investors, the latest attack on occidental, pretty brutal wording, taking the ceo to the cleaners. >> it is typical icahn. colorful, and at the same point, pretty eviscerating. shery: what was the problem that he saw the issue with this financing? >> primarily, expensive. warren buffett will get 8% on his investment, plus some more roots. -- warrants. that is a bit different from what

and even if you're talking about windows, carl. if you're talking about more personal computing, the gaming business didn't do so well you don't really expect that the middle of the year, but the surface business is doing well windows mix is good toward the higher end you get the sense that these businesses are actually making the other businesses stronger. that's what you want to see if a business is going to stay profitable and grow. >> we talked this morning about nadella's -- the low expectations he had of coming in, but also the low expectations that linkedin had and its impact on office >> yeah, i don't know if i had low expectations of linkedin the significance of linkedin for me here was reid hoffman, a born and bread sort of silicon valley company linking up with microsoft, the big bad wolf. no one in silicon valley liked microsoft five plus years ago. now microsoft is a mainstream platform company, perhaps more friendly, arguably, than amazon in the valley, but, yes, satya nadella benefited not only from being brilliant i

that was what carl beech went down for last week. the police watchdog said it looked ata number of the police watchdog said it looked at a number of officers involved in the operation and decided they shouldn't face any misconduct hearings. but sir richard says, never mind misconduct, they should have been looking at potential criminal behaviour. he is very vocal in what he thinks should happen now. the other thing that we are still awaiting is his full report. scotla nd awaiting is his full report. scotland yard said they would publish it at some stage. we thought we might get it last week when the beech trial ended. we are told it will be published sometime in the future. then sir richard will flesh out all his criticisms, of which we have only had a taste today. june, thank you. boris johnson is preparing to meet farmers in wales, in an attempt to build support for his plan for the industry after brexit. the prime minister is expected to say that agriculture can thrive with new trade deals. the farmers union of wales has warned of

carl, let's start with your top line about this historic day. >> this is very much about the power of television. it's a moment we haven't seen the power to be exercised in a long time. i suppose donald trump in his nervousness understands this is about the power of television and a witness who conceivably could move the needle of the 10%, 15% of the american people who are undecided on these matters. and in addition to that, the difference between this and watergate is. in watergate, you had a witness across the table from me here, john dean, who was witness himself to the president's breaking of the law time and time again. we don't have that here. what we do have, perhaps, is the one person that can convey to the american people if he's willing saying the president has not executed the laws as he's supposed to do under article two of the constitution that he has been citing for so long. so mueller has enormous power here to move the perception of americans. >> i want to come back and talk about article two. i think you hit on something crucial. but john dean, as minusomeone w has m

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i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, david faber at the new york stock exchange. cramer has the morning off this is one summer friday you can't afford to miss earnings from twitter, mcdonald's, amazon, google, intel, starbucks, we'll hear from the ceos of the last two later this morning on cnbc futures do look to bounce off the thursday sell-off. europe is mostly green our first look at q2 gdp up 2.1, better than sxiktestimates. road map begins with slowdown concern, tariffs and decelerating global growth weighing on the economy in q2. top white house economic adviser larry kudlow will join us first on cnbc. >> we have investors buoyed this morning by strong earnings from tech giants such as alphabet, twitter, and intel all of those stocks pointing to a higher open. >> and starbucks rallying as well as sales surge. the coffee retailer raising its outlook. kevin johnson joins us first on cnbc this hour >> futures are higher on those upbeat earnings. gdp did slow to 2.1, but beat expectations earnings big picture today google's parent beating big on both the top and

carl, spectacular documentary last night hi, everybody. i'm brian sullivan in for scott today. your top trade, we are tracking the earnings movers. it's all about the earnings season we heard from the banks. now big tech is on deck. >> the earnings parade kicks into high gear with several big name financials reporting. is the sector due to break higher >> one part of the sector is lagging. we're talking about the potential for a chip surge and why one top wall street firm just went all in on facebook the halftime report starts right now. >> welcome, everybody. it's great to have you with us on this tuesday. we have a spectacular investment committee today as well. yeah joe taranova, john and pete, kevin o'leary, cnbc contributor, guitar player and youtube chef star we'll get to that in a minute. bryn talkington from requisite capital management and jeff killburg of cck financial. thank you very much. all right. let us start now with the financials i think this is one of the sectors with interest rate moves and their relative importance in the markets, have you been happy with t